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The state herald., 1900-05-18
ADMINISTRATORS sALy

Notice IL hereby gi,ed that In pur.ancs Of An
order OF the county court Of Phillip. county,
Colorado made on the ID day Of April 1900. In the
matter Of the Hsts,s Of 6-orxc II. Poe deceased
the und"rsigncd the administrator Of the said
Estate Will sell at private sals tn tho highs, and
bcst bidder for cash and .ubicc. to confrimAtion N
b'fhe sAid county court at ten O'Clock In ,hefore-
noon 90 Saturday the 10 day OF May A. D., iaoc,
at the said premises In Phillips county. Colo
rAdo.all the right, title, IN t.r--t and Estate of
the sAif Scors" n. 'o- at III. time Of bis death
and all the right, title and in,err., that IN.
said Estate BY operation Of law or oth~rwi.. nc.
anircd other than or In sddition To that Of the
asid George II. Poe =, the time Of his death i.
and to all that certain lot, pIeos or parcel Of
land Situated, lying and being In the .aid county
OF Phillips and state Of Colorado To-wi,, rhs
northeast quarter tne " Of section nInstssn
w. In township seven q, north Of rang, fory,
fhr-s tSl weat Of III. sixth principal Meridian.
Dated At hoiyoke. Colo. April II. 400
Herman r. Poe. Administrator.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
hostilities.

Ireland under system Of home rule
such u Gladstone sought TO establish
wsuld bs - distinctly part Of the en-.
pirs - 1t 10 now, and It would bs i'm
practicable fer IL to arm itself against
the home or central gevernmsnt. In
that respect 1t wsuld bs like one Of the
American states, which, while enjoying
hsns rule, have ho power to put them
solves in position Of antagonist TO the
nation.
The ether part Of Lord ssllsbury's ad.
drsss IN which he gave warning Of possi-
bic dangers to confront the empire in
the future will attract general attention.
He distinctly said that hs saw no specific
cause for alarm, but hs felt that forces
were gathering which might at some
future day tax the resources Of the en-.
pirs il ample precautions we're not taken
beforehand. It 10 q warning which
Great Britain needed years age, but that
wsuld probably have fallen sn deaf ears
had it been given. Britons and Ansri-
cans are alike tso prone to take for
granted that everything will, somehow,
turn out oil right. Unlike the Germans
and the French they make little prspar-
alton FOR time Of conflict In the future,
and 30 who's war al last comes they arc
unprsparsd.-Denver kspublican.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Lord Salisbury caused sspsstion u
'bs snnasl nsstips Of the Pri,nress
League By 40 sddrs>s, 10 tka course Of
which be declared with grsst emphasis
agsisst hsms rule for ireland. Hs
,h'sks that diss, Britsias s1psrispcs
with tss Bosrs should tssch The hsmc
government that IL would b. uuwiss 10
give ireland degree Of freedom which
would ssstls II 10 prepare for hostiii,iss
against the empire.
The casss are no, parallel. for ireland
does net ssk The same degree OF home
rule which tie Trassvaai possessed.
without sonsthing like tbst measure Of
iudspspdssoe 1t would os imprsstiossls
for II 10 lay In military supplies, con.
struct great fortinostions spi purchase
rifles, eaunsn snd ammunition. A. tie
utmost all that Great Britain exercised
over the Trsssvasi was sussrsin,y
With tho demsa,ic Affairs Of thst ceun.
'ry England had astbeng TO do, and had.
Therefore, no means Of knowing what
preparations It was making for intuts
The state herald., 1900-05-18

While generally Quoted - an out.and.
out Naturalization paper, the San Fran.
cisco Chrou,cls does not indsrss Pr-si.
dent McKiulsy's conversion from n plain
sense Of duty" to 10 Per cent tariff in
Porte Rice. Citing the sppsxation sl
California IN Democratic times, The
Chrsnicls calls attention to the fact tha,
Jssss Buchaasn, then secretary Of state
wrote . lsttsr saying that until congress
provided . government the de facso gov.
srnmsnt in existence would "ef courss
exercise no power inconsistent with ths
provisions Of the constitutions Of the
United Statss. which 10 the supreme Law
Of the lssd," aud that "for this reason
ns import dutiss can b levied in Cali,
fsFuis On articles Of gro ~tb, produce ol
the msnuiacturs Of the United statss, .,
as such dutiss can bs imposed 10 ssy
ether psr, Of eur Union on the prod duci.
ioss OF Cai,foruis." There wss no doub,
In Buchanans trained mind a. 10 tbs
Close relation between the fundamental
Law and the nag. In support Of Buch an
sns pssitios, the supreme court Of the
usitsd States, In the sass Of Gross w.
Hsrrison, declared: "Ths Publications
OF the treaty made Caiisornis = part Of
the usitsd States. end that - soon - II
became 20 the tsrritory became subjsc,
70 the sess which we're 10 force 10 rsgu
late foreign commerce with the Unitse
States, sftsv those bad ossssd wLiot
had been Instituted for lie regulation ~
. bslligsrsnt risht."--Dsnvsr Nsws.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Ssostsr b. Clark Wheeler Of Aspen
sow ovnss two nswspspsrs in that city,
one republican und the o,hs, Ssmocrs,
10. Any ordinary man generally finds
that he has shout all he eau safely un.
dsrtaks 70 edit spd publish enc news.
paper but, oons,dsnng the fact tha,
within fsv years Senator Whsslsr Ia,
changed fr"m . rspublicsu to pepulis.,
frsu . popalist u the rstiopsi silver
party and 10 now back sssin 10 the 70.
publican party. II n not very surprisius
that be should conclads that hu large
and varied experience with d,fFsrsn,
political parties bsd fully qualitisd him
Ter succsssfully writing the editorials
Ter his '-o newspapers Of opposing parry
afIlhationa,
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Tho republicans Of SsLissas deserve
defeat o. the hands os The vs,srs Of tns,
state. BY the sct,ou u the recent s,s,s
convention In selecting S~nssor Thur.
ton No dslesste 10 the national rspubli.
rnn con,snsiou 'hsy have said that Sen.
a'or Thnrston Vas perfectly eossis,ss,
In leaving h,s ssst In the United eta,ss
s,nats to appear before the suprc,ps
court a. L,aoola, Hsb in defence Of the
standard Oh Company. Any political
party ihat endorses sneh action No this
on the part Of United Btsi.s senator
should not be heard declaring sssiss,
trusts and. u II has the andacit, 10 do ~,
shonld be Judged by 10 scss ssd not by
i,s platform. Some of The republican
besspspcrs Of Nebrssks have been DO.
voting much editorial space 10 sbas. O,
the vetsrs of that state becauss ticy psr.
sist In dsfsstins the republican ticket.
iu the face VI such actions ~ iha, Of the
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Senator Clark Of Moutsns has played
. game thst will enable him To hold hi.
p'"''ioo ss senator ill the meeting oi
ihs next slate legislature. Within = few
hours Of the time Tor action upon tn.
ssnsss osmmlttsss report usssst,ns
hin, hs snneuacsd 10 the ssusls that
he bed ssndsrsd h's rssigns,iss - ssn.
asor. Oossrpss Sni,h Of Montana who
fsvors the DAILY faction vss sbssnt from
iAs state and LisutssAst Governor
6pdes vss acting gsvsrner vbsu ci.rks
rssisnation sss handed 10 and on the
ssus day rssppeintsd CLARK % United
States ssnstor. This Will W considered
IVORY smooth political game by ,hoss
vhs have no scrupl.s about taking I'D.
vantage OF political tricksry but will bs
severely cendemed BY All she bsl,,ys In
fair dealing 10 politics.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
W. g. Holland clerk Of the district
court will make your application for final
proof free.
,SHERIFFsALE


BY virtue Of an execution Fl Fa
'issucd out Of the ONCE Of the clerk
Of the district court of the county Of Phillips
and state Of Colorado and to me directed
whereby am commanded to make the sum
four hundred and sixty-one dollars
the amount Of q Ger.
tain judgment recently obtained against
Joseph W. Crowner in favor Of Nebraska
Loan 4 Trust Co., out OF tho lands, tsne.
ments, goods and chattles Of the said Joseph
". Crowner; have levied
upon the following property TO- wit: Lot
No in block No "a in the town Of Holyoke,
county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado.
Therefore according to
said command shall expose for
sale at public auction all the right
title and interest Of the above named Joseph
". Crowner. in and to the
above described property en-
Saturday the ~ day Of May. 1900 at (2) o.
clock p IN at the front door Of tho county
court house In Hoiyoke, county. Of Phillips
and state Of Colorado. Dated at Holyoke.
Colo. this ilth day OF April, 1900.
Gus Young Sheriff Phillips county.
The state herald., 1900-05-18


State Of Colorado
County Of Phillips
In the county court.
William Arnes plaintiff VS. samuel Hill
and william Thomas Fisher Jarrold defend.
ants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado
To Samuel c Hill and william Thomas
Fisher Jarrold the defendants above named.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In an &C.
ton brought against you ny tho above
named plaintiff in the county court, sf Phil
lips county, state OF Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after
the service hereof, II served within this coun.
ty; or, If served out Of this county, or by
publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of serv.
Ice; or Judgment by default will lie taken
against you according to the prayer Of the
complaint. And II copy Of the complaint
In ths above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or II the s-rvics hereof
be made out Of this state, then ten days I'D
diti0nal to the time hereinbefors specified
Tor appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking Of Judgment by default as
Aforesaid.
Tho said action 10 brought to quiet the title
to the following described real property to wit:
The north EAST quarter Of sec 10 tpsn OF range
Is west OF the p IN In Phillips county, Colorado
plaintiff alleging that he is the owner in fee-
simple and in possession of said premises
plsitiH will also pray for costs In this action.
as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which refer.
encc is here made: Aoopy Of complaint Is
hergto attached.
And you arc hereby notined that II you
fail to appear and TO answer the said com.
plant n above required the said plaintlH
will take default and Judgment M prayed.
Given under my hand and tho seal OF our
said county court At IIoiyoke. Colo. In said
county this day Of Maya d 1900.
SEAL Co.. SLArHR
County Judge.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
Tho Penny Magazine, New York. which

Tho Penpy Magazine, New York. which
is tho lowest. priced magazine III Amsri-
Gu Go cents q Year., and which 10 owned
by Hon. chauncey ~. Dercw, tho emf
ncnt American orator, wants q represent.
st,vs In this vicinity. I. Ia . good op.
portunity Tor one Of our ambitious young
men or young women. Applications
should be addressed 10 the Subscription
Department. The Penny Magazine. Tom.
pie Court, New fofl C,ty.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Throuh Slespins Cars TO San Francisco.
No chsnass--nv dsiAys-no chance Of
miss'ng connections 10 you 10 10 Cali.
foinia wa the Burlington Routs. Tbs
burlington runs through sleeping esrs
Omaha. Lincoln and Hastings, 10 Salt
Lake City and San Franc,aco. daily.
Dining cnfr nll tho way. Library cars
west OF Ogden. Finest scenery In the
world.
See penrcat burlington ticket agent
or write j. Francis, q. p, A., Omaha,
Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
sALHoP PROPERTY UNDHR AN AGIsrER.
LIEN

Notice is hereby given that under and By
virtus OF an Agi-ter's lien against the property
OF Albert Nelson for the Of thirty three dol.
lAS I. tho undersigned will on the ~ day Of
Nay 1900 at the hour Of ton (io) o'clock A. N. Of
said day sail at public auction ts the hiRh.
est and bat bidder for cash In hand on the
promises Of the undsrsixned In the county Of
Phillips and state Of Colorado the following de.
scribcd Animal to-wi,, to satisfy the said amount
against 1t for hrrdius. pasturing and keepins
the following animal. the property Of the said
Albert Nel.on;
One black mare abont seven year- old, said
property may be red.cm-d before said sais by
paying ths smount Of the lien against the .ane
with tho costs AlrrA dy accrued.
Dated NJ Hol,oke. Colorado this 4,th day OF
April 800.
John II. Olson. Asistsr.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

The tight ostvssn Senator Cullon
and Govsrnsr Tanner Of Illinois for the
republican nomination for senator L.s
resulted, % far IS the state convsn,iol
recently held is concerned, in favor O.
the fsrmsr. The convention. adspte,.
rssslutions sndsrs,ug senator Cullen.
secerd and the Gallon msa had control
ss The convention. II 10 claimed tha,
fsssidsnt MeKaiSy threw the .sduipis.
tratisn influence 70 Cullom.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

WASrED-5EvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
Persons In this stats to manage our busi.
scs- In their own aud nearby counties. Il 4.
manly once work contacted at home. sala
~ straight W Aycnr aud dcsprn. .c.-d 10
bonAnd-, no more. no los. saiaiy. Monthly
Va' htfrr-ners. Enclo.e self addressed
'ampcd envelope. ii.rbrrt \. Hes, Prc-t.
Department n. Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Inc political carpet. .b.xesrs have
bses doug Wholesale Job Of stealing 10
Cuba. II 10 claiasd that The stsalinss
IN The postal department will run up 10.
TO the hundreds Of Thousands Of dollars
already. The psstsi department Of Cuba
has bssn under the direction OF Major
katheons the man VIE managed Marx
hsnnas senatorial campaign end was
rsvs dsd by the appointment Of postal
director Of Cuba.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

IL sssns that slucc some TINS in the
seventies about e4oo, 900 in gold has
in some vsy escaped from the United
States without tho knowledge Of the
United ststsa treasury dspartmsst.
SECRETARY Gsss Of the treasury has in.
structsd n l. Muchlmaun, assistant
treasurer, to discover il possible the
manner in which this esold has dis.p.
pcared
The state herald., 1900-05-18

orrY OFFICERS.
MAYs0-L. Leblanc.
roILol JuDaE-W; d. Kelsey.
MARsHAL-Gcne Tracy.
ThEAsUREA-John HeRinbotham.
sinisr iTsiysEFFsiW ra., n shSw p "a. A. G:aSS' Id y
Young.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
q. A. r.
HoLYsKx PosT No bl-Meets every Saturday
afternoon at the @. A. r. Hall At o'clock.
+. 9. CHuRNIxa, Adj. v. D. KxLsHr, Com
mAndsr.
0.ssoENT LsDss No. ss-Meets every Wsdnss-
day Aisht. ". Il. Stow. &C
RoBERr WHITE JR.. K. OF R. as.
A. o. wv.
Holyoke Ledge No. u meets in the /. O. o. =.
hall ist and 3rd Monday evening.
WM.MCKIssEY, Recorder \. NJ. 4xurH, n. W.
HoLYoKK LopaK No. 7s-Meets every Tuesday
evening at Bakers Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
W. g. HELLAsp. Sec'y. 4. ZoLL, n. 9
A.F.AA.M.
HoLYoKE LopaK No. sl;-Meets the LIST and ID
Friday. of each month All Masons cordially
invited to attend.
Z. J. SLATER, W. n. e. G. THoRrT, SAc'y
N. E. CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath. morning, II 80 eve
ming, ssO; Sunday schoolst 1870 n. M, J. H.
PAINTER, supt. Epworth League At TOO p, n.,
c. J. SLATER, Pros.
REV. RoBElr MoLAlEs, Faster.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning at li3O,
evening 500. bnndny School at 1880 q. m. g.
W. GARLAND. supt. Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor at Up m, JOHN OLNsTKp,
Prcs. kEv. q. W. RICHARDS, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sabbath School every Sabbath at 800 p. m.
W. Il. STAMP, supt.
GOOD CHEER REBEKAH LODGE,
No. II, ]. o. o. Y. meet first and third Thurs
day evening Of each month.
NErrIE A. HrLLAND.N. O.
CnAs. Il. PrTKR, Secretary.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
ALIAs CONTEST NOTICE.
U. .. LAND OyrIcH,
brrnLiNo, Colo,
April 4, 1870

U. .. LAND OyricE,)
STEALING, Colo,
April 4. lSN
sufficient contest affidavit having becu filed
In this Office By John Holmquist. contestant,
AGAINST II 4 entry No. pol, made March II
issS for W y Section 81. tp0nR W " by 5.
Anderson coute, tee. In which Ii Is alleged that
'. Anderson has wholly abandoned said tract.
has changed his residence thsrcfrom for more
than six months since making said entry. that
he has changed his residence therefrom for
mor- than six months prior to March II. 1885
which was the limit Of i've years from date of
entry. that he has who'll, fAiled To reside upon
said land for more than four years prior To
March II. isss and wholly failed to cultivate or
make amy improvements on said premises at
any time durins said period and that laid fail.
ures exist at this ,imo and that the said alleged
ab~cnce from tho said land wAs not due to hi.
employment In the Army. Navy or Marine Corps
Of the U. h. - private soldier. officer. seaman
or marine durins th. war with Spain or any
other war In which the U. 3. may h- rnsnx~d.
Bald parties sv h.rcb, notified To appear ~
spond and Offer evidence touching said sllesa.
ton at 10 O'Clock m on Ma, ~. 100 bcforr
the Register and iiscordcr At tho Unit-L state.
Cand Once In Sterling. Colo.
The said contestant having. In proper aifisAayii
hi-d March 10. 100. set forth facts which -bow
that after due dillxcnc. personal service Of thi,
motto. can not 10 made, Il Ia hereby ordered and
directed that such notice bo given b, due and
proper publication. d. g. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-05-18
First publication May III 1900.
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Nottcs TOR Publication.

NuuCa Tor PubUC at1pn,
United States Land ONCE,
Sterling Colo May 7 lVUo
Notice is hereby given that John R
Davis has hled notice of intention to make
nnal proof before Register or Receiver
At his ofice In Sterling Colo on
saturday the 10 day June 1900 on timber
culture application No isOss Tor tho Y
quarter Of section No IS In township No n
range No n ".
He nantes as witnesses:
Wilson Coats Of Bryant Colo
william A Coats
Charles jackson ("
Andrew Sail I" Hnxtu
FLEMING, Register.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

The delegates to the rsphblioan pa.
tionsl convention at Denver Last week
are. at large e. o. Woloott, W. u. STRAIT
ton, David Il. Mofrat, and ID. R. c.
Brown. First congressional district ].
b. Thompson Of Boulder and e. G.
Csvssdsr OF Lake county. second dis
trict D. B. Farley and DR.. John Grass.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

WANTED-skyERAL PERSONS FOR DIS
w trict Office MaDasers In this state TO pep-
resent me In their own and surrounding coun,i..
Willing to pay ye~rl, sduo. ps9able weekly. De.
sirable -myioym-nt with unusual opportunities.
Rsferrnccs exchanged. Enclose s-if-addrcs.-d
stamped envelope. s.A. Park, ssD Cs1ton Bald
ing. Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

The United States Supreme Court has
rsosnsly handsd down an spipisn in
which il holds the inheritance tax to b
valid. II would certainly bs more
reasonable to require an income tax
during the life Of the man than to wait
till his death and then enforce the osl-
lection OF an Inheritance taI fron his
Astata.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
B B. { N. Time Gard
TRAINS LEAVE A. FOLLOWS:

No. ia Aeon daily except Saturday and SAN
day for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
ssst and west ispm
No. lbe Saturday only for Lincoln. Omaha.
Ghicsso and all points east and west ii'45p m
No. i1 Acorn daily excopt Monday. Cheyenns
Wyo. and intsrmedi.te stations 2:ib an
All east bound accommodation traius connect
with a first class posssngsr train at Curtis for
ell points east and west.
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair ears(ssats
frss) or through trains. Tickets sold and bag
ssgs checked to any psint in the United 6tatss
o. Canada.
NOr information, time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ OF write to c. x, Paul Agent Hol
yoko. Colo, or J. Francis. Gsnl Pass'r A o
uaha. Eeb
The state herald., 1900-05-18
Notes iur p uhl,ca,iun.
Land 2ases a sterling. Coio.

Notice " hereby givcn that the following
named settler ha. fici noticc Of his int-n.
uon 10 make Anal proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will b- made h-.
fore th. ilcgistrr and Receiver at sterling,
Colo, ON May q. ipoo v,si
ALBEIT y IDwAnps.
u sno M for tho y sec ~ ippn rawo
pm.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcs'd-nos upon aud cuitiya-
Non OF. said land .vxi
Milton v. Clark Of iiastun Colo
Anna v. Clark
Washington N. siny
Charlie. lessen :"
nc FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1900-05-18

The Denver News complains because
the secretary Of the schsol board IN dis.
trict No. ! Denver has had bis salary
raised from $500 to 325OO. 1t is un-
reasonable to complain about such small
matters for this prosperity must BE- ds.
tributsd among the oillosrs whether
common people receive their share or
not.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
WANTED .ssygl,Ai, nu,,,,,r noyv.

WANTED kilAL Bhi,iiir AND nosytr
I"f~pbs 10 feptn.ant us aA Manager sin ,bla
and clos. b, counties. SALARY spo ,asf an H.,
p"n's.' Hetaifh'.hona hds, no more. M ~. .siaty
f"''uon permanent Our references, an, hank In
.n''own. It's mainly of'ic. votk oondue,.i al
nome hefnfrnce' tnclo.e cell. addressed .,a,np
81 envelope TVS posfIos cosr,.r. Dsp,s
thictEn
The state herald., 1900-05-18
First publication May 4 1900
flxBBR.CULfURB FINAL PR0Ol.
NuttGs fur Puhlica atiun.
I'n,tad G,.ta. land no,.
United States Land Ofiice !
Sterling Colo Apr 30 1910

Notice is hereby given that Eugene W. DE.
catur has filed notice Of intention To make
final proof before the clerk OF the district
court athis Office in IIolyoke Colo on Saturday
the 2lday Of June 1900 on timber culture sp.
plication No ialo for tho ex Of sec No 3. IN
tp7n rkoNw
He names M witnesses:
Charles Crnmer Of Holyokc Colo
Glover
fredrick Churning
Walter 4. shAmp
DcFLEMING Register
The state herald., 1900-05-18
GOLD AT CAPE NOME.

II you want ipformn'ion about the
Cape Nome country. how TO get there
aud What 1t costs, write to j. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, B. 4 NJ. r. X
II In Nebraska, Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-05-18

recent state convention, they should
certainly b consistent enough to quietly
submit when the voters snow them un.
der at the polls % they deserve.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
Sir-, pubi,ca,lon March 10 iam
Notes for Publication

Land once NJ si-rtin. Coioi
MArcb ~ iiso
Notice I. hereby given that the following
named settler ha. nied no,ic. of his inicn,
ton 10 make Anal proof m support of hi.
cia,n, and that said proof viii ba made before
clerk II tho district court y, iIoiyokc. Colo.
on Maya iSo vis
MARgitEr fErEit
u y s1 for tho lots ! . n sec itpsprs
9th y, N,
lie name. the following witnesses 10 prove
his on,inaons residence upon and ouitiva,
uon OF said land Wis
Harry a Treso ~ Holycbs Cslo
John Crater "
Oscar Troutman ="
George Trcso
bc fienhng. ncsi.,.r
The state herald., 1900-05-18

You can have the STATE HERALD and
the Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer for one
year for goo
The state herald., 1900-05-18
Denver now claims l75,ooo population

The Peoples Party national cenvep.ion
held at Sioux Falls, S. D. last week
nominated for president W. J. Bryan
and for vice president CharlssA. Towns
Of Minnesota,
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Application for making rnai proofs
made free. by CLERK Of District Court.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
Official DTRECTORY
y. .. LAND OFFICE. STERLING.
R1aIsTIl-D. G. FILMING,
aE0MvH1-CHAs. D. TINBKALAxl.

We. LAND OFFICE. STERLING.
R1sIsTIl-D. G. FLHM1xo,
asoMvE1-CHAs. p. TIMBkaLAxl.
STATE OFFICERS.
GovxlNeR-Charles 8. Thomas,
Ia. GovKRNoR-Francis Carney.
hnnEfAnY OF 6rATI,-Elmer Beckwith.
6fArE ETRxAsuRKn-John H. Fessler,
SufT. Pun. 1Ns.-Helen l. Grenfell,
bTATI AuDIToR-Geo W. Temple
ATTORNEY GKNK1ALr-D. d. Campbell
SxNAroA 26rH DIsTRIoT-W, A, Hill,
kxfAxsxNrATIvE-Otis Caststter.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COUNT CLKnK-Robert White Jr,
SURIyY-Gust Young.
COUNTY JUpoE-C. Slater
TRKAsURxp-E. N. McPherrin
euPT. OF eoaooLs-S H johnson
ASsEsBoP--0. B. Weir.
SuRvKYoR-Frank johnson,
CsRoNEn-L. p. Lewis.
Fred porland.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
oITY OFFICERS.

JosTrcEs-L. p. Lewis and r. G. ChurninR,
CoHsTABLks-J. W. Young and W G Holland
The state herald., 1900-05-18

Interest will the above warrants after NAV 40
1900. E. N. McPHERR1N
County Treasurer.
The state herald., 1900-05-18
ALIAS SUMMONS.

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