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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08
MISUNDERSTANDING

rMeier, sic MAIDEN ia cine ftplse
giiase pie Elm Nilpferb, bas nit sebnz
tauieno Mart be5ablt tpirb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08

r5uber, f9neiben sic ni6t elm &C.
itdt pte cine Iuiter, Der tie bic 9ant
sepfdnoet baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08
Sbrr bes TGmli9e tpin16eno
Ro9 emol
DeTnmiHtTdr.

a.: ~Na. Der Puul unb Die Gnno
finb ia nun glidli9 perlobt."-8.:
.Su, uitb MIN miro es ni6t lange
bauern. oann iiuo fe ungludli9 ber6eis
rathet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08
Selgt40el nas aandsu bon ~ sabai.

Snr fbnnt bon ieber 5orm hes 9abofsenuHes Iei6t
geheiIt uno geiuu6. ftarf, anaisbenb uub os1 bon eeben
uno 2ebeustroft merben, treuu ihT NO.TO.BAC
ssbrau4t. has tnpa&e Rdnner harf maAt. Disle 90.
winnsu lehn Bfnub in sebu Saseu. 1lebr ala 6OO,s
U gebetlt. 0ei allen Apotbetefu. 3etInna 9orons
hert gndletn Sub Rat fret Abrsfe: STERLING
REMEDY Co. Chicago Does New York. I5
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Rrnnm,nu1p.

Grter 2eisnber: SD
fage S9nen, tDenn rein BrinaipaI einz
maj ausgebt, ba fommt's i6m auf elm
paar Subeno Jlaf6en Monopol nidt
ans peiter Geienber:
nSft nod gar nt4ts. Wenn mein Gbef
tneipt, mub er om anberen Sage immer
bic Stu6enOede psiBen lafen, seil fe
BON ben pieIen Gbampaenerpfropfen
ruinirt it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08

Ger rurtIe Rtd1trr.
Gin i3iegeloedsr trat gu fl1app
uno itiirite ldb pom Sade CD.
Sodl bait er Slid, Der arrne Sropt
Gr fIel mem Burger auf oeu 6ouf,
Stl19 Dem i'm Stur3 ben Sd)doel elm;
er le!bit brad rpeber 4rm nod Seiu.
yin Setter BON Dem Siirgersmauu
Ntn1nlt ernitbait fih Ger Sade all,
nno oos 9eridt frat bas GerI6uloeu
Wit 'nem Serruets uno buuOert Guloeu.
Oa ober wtre Der SIdger milo,
Ste Strots eiiuft ihn piel Ill milo.
per- 8idter, Gusr SprId 1T ihledti
Sol Gas Sergeltuug isin? 0as Gett
giub btuig glsih fir gIeib mir qeben,
uro Seben foro'r ih bier nm gebenl"--
DGut," lpritlt Der meiie &ijter orouf,
go itelgt oeHn SIR aufs 9af binarf
uno taIt, gialbt SIR has 9iedt beorobt,
SIM SturS Den 3iegslbsfsr toSt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08
&is itttt's mn Gnre Niereu?

Or 6obb's Sparasus Tiusn beileu oil.
Riereuleiben. Yrpbe frei. gbr. Sterlins
Remebp Co., @bieogo oter %. q.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

Politics are decidedly uncertain but
from present indications President
Roosevelt seems reasonably certain OF
the nomination for president in 1894.
OK course party leaders may become dis
satisfied with him as Q candidate and
attempt to defeat his nomination but it
is not likely that move Of this kind
would bs successful. He is unquestion-
ably fhe choice Of the rank and tile Of
the republican party and, il reasonably
successful in Influencing the party 10
carry out his present policy Of legisla-
tive reform, he will be candidate that
cannot be defeated for he will not only
have the support Of an undivided party
bnt will bs supported by large part Of
the independent vote OF the nation.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
TRUSTEE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
certain promissory note executed by John
Holmquist for the principal sum Of Fivc Hun.
dred Dollars (e5oo) payable to Charles A. Still
man and secured by certain decd Of trust ex-
ecuted by the said John holmQuist on the 18th
day Of Oct. 1857, and recorded in book 20, page
Il Of the records OF Logan County Colorado.
Public notice is hereby gived that the said
Henry ]. Aldrich trustee In said decd Of trust
mentioned Is on account Of being a non resident
unable to act, Alex sederburg is substituted as
trustee In place thereof, who will by virtue and
und under the power and authority of said deed
Of trust and for the purpose therein mentioned
sell at public auction at the front door Of the
court house In the county Of Phillips and state
Of Colorado on Saturday the eth day Of Dec. 1909
at o'clock p. m. on said day. the property con-
veyed In said deed Of trust OF follows. to-wit:
8 W Of sec 20, tp Z north Of Of Range ~ west
Of the 9th p. III. and all and singular the rights.
privileges and appurtenances thoreto belonging,
situate In the county Of Phillips formerly part
OF the county Of Logan and state OF Colorado.
Dated this 9Th day Of Nov. 1909.
Alex Sederburg, Substitute Trustee.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

Some OF the public officials Of Denver
seem to be having all kinds Of trouble.
Contempt cases are getting to be very
common. The democratic county clerk
,s in trouble over the alleged fraudulent
registration for the recent election. He
disregardsd the order Of the court aud
has contempt case On his hands which
be evidently has considerable fssr Of
Judging by the vigorous manner Ia
which he Is fighting it. The democratic
election judges srs Threatened with
trouble Of the same kind. The rspubii-
can mayor asd alderman also have Y
contempt case on their hands for failure
to obey the order OF the court and the
mayor found it convsnient to suddenly
take trip TO Texas for hunt and sue
caeded IN gettink over the Colorado
state line just in time to escape service
OF papers citing HIM TO appear and
answer for contempt. These high Off.
cials are certainly not setting very
communicable example for obsdisnce to
the orders Of the courts. Judges are
human and liable to make mistakes but
there is generally legal msthed pro
vided for correcting these mistakes with
out resorting to an open disregard Of
the courts. II these officials are guilty
Of content, they shoula be severely
punished.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
CONTEXT NOTICE.


U. s. LAND OFFICE
STERLING, CoLo.,
Nov. Is. 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by j. Warren BaGley. con-
testant, against homestead cntry No. 1850 made
Jan 30. 1900 for W y section D township .
n range ~ " by JEFF D, Edwards contestee, in
which it is alleged that JEFF d. Edwards has
wholly abandoned said claim or tract Of land
for more than eiK months last past; that he has
sold the improvements thereon and has relin-
quishcd his right to said land. and that said
alleged absence from the said land was not due
10 his employment in the army, navy, or marine
corps Of the United States us n private soldier.
Offices seaman or marine during the war with
Spain or during any other war In which tho
U, s. may be engaged. said parties are hereby
notified to appear. respond md offer evidence
touching said allegrsion st 10 o'clock a. IN. on
Dec. 90 iso' before ". d. Kslsey at his Office In
Holyoke. Colo, nnd that final hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock u. m. on Dec. 3s. i9o7 beforc
the Register and Rcceivcr at the United States
Land ONCE in Sterling. Colo.
The aaid contestant having. ina proper
affidavit. filed Nov. $. 1919, set forth facts which
show that sitter diligence personal service Of
this notice cao not be made. IL IL hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given By due
and proper publication.
ID. c. Fleming, Rcgistsr.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.


County Of Phillips.
In the county court.
Robcr, A. Holmes plaintiff vs. The Hartford
Theological seminary defendants.
The People OF the state Of Colorado.
To The Hartferd Theologicai Seminary tho
defendants above named. xrcctinsi
You are hereby required 20 appear In an act
tion b. ought against you by the above named
plaintiff In tho county court Of Phillips ooonty
State Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after tho service
hereof. II served within THE coa.ty; OF. u
served out Of this county or by publication,
within thirty days after the ssrvics hereof. or
elusive Of tho day Of service; or judgment By de-
fault will be taken against you according 70 the
prayer u the complaint. And II copy Of the
complaint In the above entitled action b. pst
ssrved with this samisons. Of II the ssr,ice here
of hs made out Of this state. then ten days ad-
ditional 70 th- time berrinb~fors sp~cihed for
appearance and ans~er will BE- allowed before
ths taking Of jusmen, by default as aior~said.
Tho said action is broaxht TO quiet tho title To
tn, following described rial estate ,o-vit,
no Y of sec 4 township q north Of range ~
west Of the sth =. N. In the county Of ihiiiirs
and -tsts Of colorado, plaintiff alleging that he
is tho absolute owner and In possession Of
said iAsd. and that the dcfeadAnt mskss soms
claim adverse to the pisin'in In and TO said land
~ Will more fully appear iron the complaint
In saiu action to which reference 10 here made.
And you arc he'cb, notified that is you fall 10
appear. and To answer the said complaint o.
above required. III. said plaintiff will tax. de-
fault and Judgment as prayed.
Given under m, hand and the s~al of the
County court At Holyoks. Colo. In sald coasty.
this nth DAY Of Oct. A. D.. ipui.
W. d. KELSEY,
Judge Of ths County Court,
tsEAL) Phillips County Colo.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

President Roosevslt,s cabinet seems
TO 10 somswhs' divided on the question
tftrust legislation. Shaw, Knox, Wilson
and Hitchcock endorse the Presidents
views that bis message should handle
this question Ia . vigorous aud upson.
promising manner but Hay, Root. Moody
Payne ars using their Influence TO have
him modify the language Of hrs mssssss
90 this question and make 4, less severe,
II certainly would no, b. In kscp,ug
with President Rooseyel,'s makeup To
make an apology To the trus,s for men.
uonipa the trust question. Some msn
~ bis position could say " tho trusts,
"Boys, you have been string up lots Of
trouble smoog h. voters. Plsna. be
good aud give ~ no morr trouble" but
President Roosevelt could MT. II im
ssfe To bank on the proposition tha,
~hst he has 10 say In his message ON
the trust question ~ill oe said in a
h.ridsdiy vigorous .t,le spd tina, there
VIII be no Question about his meaning.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

A Magazine Thirty Years old:-The
Chrirtmas Uscembsr) Number Of
THE DELINEATOR 10 also the
Thirtieth Annivsrsory Number.
To do justice to this numbsr, which
for beauty and utility touches the high
est mark, it would bs necessary to print
the entire list OF contents. 1t is sufficient
to state that in it the best modern
writer's and artists are generously repre-
sentsd. The book contains over 23O
pages, "a full page illustrations, Of
which 20 are in two or more colors.
The magnitude Of this December numb
or. for which 72s tons Of paper and six
tons Of ink have been used, may bs un-
de,stood from the fact that OIL presses
running IA hours day, have been re-
quired to print it; the binding alone Of
the edition Of 9l5,00o copies representing
over 20,Oo0,0O0 sections which had to
be gathered individually by human
hands.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

The HERALD has no apology to offer
of the campaign in 1896. Up to that
time 1t had been uucompromisiugl
republican and possibly occasionly I'M
reasonably partisan. In the campaign
OF 1896 In company with nearly all Of
the republican newspapers OF the state
and most Of the members of the party it
took issue with the republican party on
the silver question and that alone and
from that time it's policy WAS that Of the
silver republican party. As silver
republican paper it supported the fusion
tickets Of the silver parties. In 1900 it
took issue with the republican party
ON the Philippine question. The silver
question, thanks to n very large and un-
looked for increase in the output Of the
gold mines, Is now dead, for time ut
least, and the Philippine question is
settled and, as the HERALD holds, un-
wisely but this time alone will tell. The
two national issues. the silver question
and the Philippine ques' ion being out oil
the way, the HERALD stands today poll
tically where it stood before tue split in
the republican party in 1896 The editor
OF the HERALD long ago discovered the
folly Of conducting country newspaper
on Llindly partisan policy and conse-
quently the HERALD us heretofore will
continue 10 be Independent enough in
politics to refuse TO have lis policy
dictated by any political boss, bosses or
machine. 1t will not hesitate to criticiss
and condemn unfair dealing and cor.
ruptiou in politics wherever discovered.
The columns OF the HERALD will as
heretofore be open to the severa! poli,i-
cal parties Of the coun,, Tor the publi-
cation of all party notices free OF charge
By always advocating measures and
policies which lis editor believes to be
for the test interests IL the people the OF
county, thu HERALD hopes to retain
the good will aud patronage OF the peo
pie Of the county which 1t has enjoyed
for the past IA years.
The state herald., 1902-11-28


Ths Interior Department. is making
troubls Tor come Of tho csttlemsn Of
Nebraska who have 10 times psst hired
soidisrs uidows to place homestead pa
psfs on range land on u contract TO the
effect that they, the cattlemsn. we're TO
receive dssds Tn the land when final
proof had been made. Thsss violations
Of lev we're recently reported to tho do
pSrtusn' BY Colonel Mo.sby who spsu,
some time. during the past ysHr, in
Western Nebraska aud uor,hea,t.rn
Colorado IN looking up the facts In .
foolish haste to be rich. Il is not sale 10
trsad upon Uncle Sans toes uul~ss you
arc looking Tor ,roubls for sooner or
later trouble ,s very certain TO ovsrtaks
you.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
Com mmi--,on-rs Proceedings.
HolNokr Colo. Nov. 8. lNO

Holyoke Colo. Nov. y, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present full board and X. n. White
clerk.
On motion the county treasurer was
instructed to nccert s4s per quarter sec
,lon in full payment Of all Delinquent
tax. interest and penalty prior to 1891 on
Is nw9 and 3 4 1914. Lots 3 and 4
n 3 sii. wno7,nw7si4 on .pplics.
ton OF d. F. Mcfarland. Same act,ou
wns taksu on 8, 90 8. u, q Q 1917
I3 on application Of j. W. wsbsrmire
and also on 8 y aud n 90 and n " 26-7
4G on application OF ". d. kelsey, also
on y and " oise and ne OF Q
l2 9 As on application II Geo Donnslly,
.lso on 8, sw 10, and Of -
40 45ion application Of o H. Sh,lss;
also on n and Lots l. 9 and o 40 -43
on application of sisntzs Lammers; also
on "a 947 on application Of r. n.
Smith; on i3 O i3 On sppiicstion Of
H. W. Goldsbsrry; on . OF VIZ 1916
81 on applicatisn Of Ben Gilgsn: on So
ll.6 a on application si r. c. Stout; on
ne II s.45 on application offs Z. Evaps;
on So T-7-41 OH application Of W. d.
Kelsey; on n 1854 on application Of
j. Z~ru; W y i7.s-a5 on application Of
II. q. Clark; on OF W and y 4 Of
. 10. .se ~. 3l-5 II on application
OF J"ba x. Davis; on Sc 4 aud Il 5-s
a on application OF d. r. McFsrland;
on aud ~ 23.7 40 on aspiicatiou Of
Elmer Nelson: On q % $40 and . ~
20 s+b on application of Charles J.
Field; on Il l L'is 3 and 4 1874 Oh
application OF o. Her'z,g.
On motion the treasurer Vas Instructed
TO accept the fscs Of 1900 iss sale Of the
q 1916 on application u Isaac Pose.
gate TO redeem from said snie.
l...
The state herald., 1902-11-28
TRUSTEES BALE

n
whcrras- Frank l.. Heart did by his decd
1t tsust. dsssd the 18th day Of August A. d. 1851.
and rpceried In hssk W Of dspds pas- n Of IN.
records of Losaa nov Phillips County. C.io-
rsdo convey to 0enrre W Toms. trustss the
foilovins described rial estais situstsd In ths
County of Phillips uromsrly Isnn county
and stass of Caaossdo to-vit; The seutA-wsss
quarter of sses,oasi six ts) In township eight 90
north and In range fosty -thr~s txs) vrss al
sixth te) principal heridiaa coatainins iso Acrrs
mors or lsss TO secure paymsat Of The sum Of
Five uundrsd Dollau. ssrurc<i. To hs paid by
his sos certain sots of svsa date with aid
trust d~sl and payable to the order u vii.
liam '. L~onsrd In Ave y-an from August
ist 1881 with interest ,hsr~ou st the rs,s
of eight pes cent pcr annum. from August i.,.
iW' payable se,ni-AnnuAily until the maturity of
sAid note.
And whereas, II 10 provided In and by said
deed of trust. that In caas u default In tho Ray
ment of the i~tncipai note u an, part thsrs,s.
vhsn the ~asns shoald become due. shcs on Ar.
pl'ra'Icn cf the b--~i h~,dcr os sald not. the
aid trustee shaii sdvcrtiss and eli .ai.i
prrsnis~~.
Aud whereas. rhs pvinclpai note da~ and pay.
ablr on 'hs arut day of August A. u. isvs, is nav
duo ssd ~hsils unpaid.
And ~hss~ss. said de~d Of True,
also provides. 'thst In ca-c Of tho death,
inability or refusal 10 art of thu said rarty
Of tho second part tmcsnins the aid George
". Toms. NJ any time When action under this
for~woins power. and srusss my ir r~quir-l,
then III" legal holder OF holder. of ..id not.
si'ali have shs ep,ioa of satstitu,ins any other
i-r,on In HE stead M writing daily aokno~l-
edged. Asd the acts and dslnss n aid parry ..
substituted shall ,s y sHscsaAi and binding a.
" don. by said party of the s~cond part. and
such person 90 sni-titat-d .hsii have power IA
prosecute saii In equity Ia for-cic-e ,hls .e.-I
of trual ~ - make saie I. Acr~iuhefos. pso.
vid~-i."
And whereas. Tie sald 0.osss ". Toms 4.
de,~-sci and tho andersisn.d. J. n. Painter. Ia.
'csn sppoln'ei and substituted a. trustee, h,
sh, legal hold-r of -aid note, by wfi,ins sui,
arkno~ ~ie.iscd.
Now therefore. ~ ,he request u tho legal
holder of saij note will. as Trustee Ne afo,n.
said. IN Mosda, N. sih ds, ~ D.e. A.. %, tua
bet~cen the hours II = O'Clock. a. M. and i
ocioeh D. m. u that day. At thu front joor u ils
Coart bous.. In tba Town of lloi,ot.. coanty oi
fhiilip. and state u Colorado @li 10 N. hjvb.s,
bidder, Tor casi. the sbo,e ,iascfiis.i p,~mi.,s
and all fish, and eqsIi,. Including homestead oi
the sad Frank l. iieAftt
Dated, Oct. I. ipa
iaa >. u. rAnrsn. Substitute Tfa.,...
The state herald., 1902-11-28
CONTEST NOTICE.
v. \. LAM Ovptrx.
hrrnLisa, toL0.,
>~pi. ~. i,f5,

U.R. LAM Ovytrx.I
kfrniIsa, totO.,
s~pi -. ips.
-ariiri~n, contest affidavit HAVING b~~n hlssi
In this oeic- By Charles n. J--.-n cont-stant.
against timber rnl'ur~ cniry No. iSs7s. mads
March 10, iso. for sE Y s-ctica n, Township
w ilAnsr NV. b, Naicom Johnsoa Conissies
In which II ls alleged that Maicom Johnson has
who'll, iAil~i To plant or cuiiivsss OF csuss 10 bs
planted or cultivated ten srrrs or any greater or
lee. nnmlr of scrr. Of SAID tract u land In irvs
ur~ ..sis or cuttings during the ,ear. is,o.
is'i, i.i. iSs. i.oi. issa. Ism. isy,. ise. i~ve.
ivo, ivDi. and ~ " tho dat. of the AiIns of ihIs
affidavit and said failure To plant aud cultivate
an, portion II said tract .tiil exists.
said parties am bsr-b, notified " app~ar ~
spond and oiief evidence touching said ailssw.
iions ai 10 o'clock . m On Dee. iypi brfor-
W. u. k.issy Clerk oi the econ,y cours NJ iioi.
Jote. tolo.. aud that final hearing will be bald
at 10 O'Clock am. D.c. b. ipoi i-for
the i!.sistof and iIac.iver NJ tho United states
Land onlce In Startling. Colo.
The said contestant having. In proper affidavit
hle'i March ". iy'i, 30, forth facts which show
tina, aief due dillisencs personal service n this
no''ec can not b~ made. II is h-rb, orlet-d and
dir-cie'l that such notice ba given BY due and
prrar ruhlepi"n. u, e, fismlrv ii-sis'rr
The state herald., 1902-11-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the estate Of Jacob Larson.
deceased. Notice il hereby given. that on
Monday the " day Of December A. d. 1902, being
one of the regular days OF the October Term
OF the County Court of Phillips County, in tho
State Of colorado. l, Emil Larson Administrat-
or of said estate, will appear before the Judge
Of said Court. present my hnal settlements as
such Administrator pray the approval Of the
same, and will then apply to bo discharged As
such Administrator at whicn time and place
any person in interest may appear and present
objections to the same II any there be.
Dated at lIaxtun, colorado, Nov. q. l9o2.
EMIL LARSON,
Administrator Of the estate OF Jacob Larson,
The state herald., 1902-11-28
OcoNTEsT NTICE.
Us; 2; s; L1sD AZ ory1cE
Oct, 80, 1907.

srERLIsa, Cole,
Oct. 30, 1901.
A sufficient contest afidavit having been
aled In this Office by Roy C. Fair. contestant,
agninst timber culture entry No. 1881, made
Dec. y. 1851. for v 4 section 10 township n
range 10 ", by Stanton W, Hayles. Contestse, in
which 1t II alleged that the said Stanton w.
Bsyles did rot plant OF cultivate to trees. tree
seeds or cuttings tan acres Of said tract Of land
during the years isol 1909. 1873, 1894, 1895. isod
1897, 1893. 1899. i0o0 1901 and 1909 and up to the
present time. that he has wholly failed either by
himself or others for him to cultivate ten acres
Of said land or any greater or less number Of
acres In either Of the years above mentioned
and that the said failures still exist
Said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 clock a, III. on Doc. 20,
1909 before W. d, kelsey at hi, Office In Holyoke
Colo. and that final hearing will bs held at 10
o'clock q. IN on Dec. 25 1901 before tho Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Office In
Sterling, Colo.
The said contestant having in proper ON.
david. filed Oct. -. 1902, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice can not be made, It il hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
DC. FLExINo.
Register.
The state herald., 1902-11-28

Nine counties. Bent, Or-ro, Prowsrs,
pouelas, Pueblo, Arapshoe. Ii Paso,
Las An'nas and Fremont have decided
10 bring an action 10 the Supreme court
for collection Of the taxrs due FROM
the railroads Tor the year 1901 Several
of the counties Of the state have accepted
compromise offer from the railroads.
but these counties propose TO test the
question IN tho courts.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
(sEaI.)
TRUSTEE ) SALE.


Default having been made In the paymsnt of a
certain promissory note executed by Peter
Ecknian for the principal sum Of Four Hun.
dred Dollars tttoO payable to the ordor Of
Charles A. Stillmsn and secured by n certain
decd Of trust executed by said Peter Eckman
on the 30th day Of Sept. 1881 recorded In book
d, page Is Of the records of Logan County
Stats of COLORADO. Public notice Is hereby
given that the said Henry J. Aldrich. trustee In
said deed Of trust mentioned, 10 on account of
being an non resident unable to act and Alex
Bederburg has bcen substituted to net In the
place Of said trustee.
Now therefore by virtue and under the power
and authority Of ssid deed Of trus, and for the
purpose theroin men toned. will ssli at public
public auction at the front door Of the court
houss, In tho Town Of Holy"ke County Of Phil
lips and State of Colorado. in which county the
premises are now situate. at the hour Of O'Clock
y. IN. On saturday tho 2sth day 81 Nov. iaa the
property conveyed In said deed Of trust via:
SO y of s~c II tp n range q west Of IN. 9th D.
m. with all and singular the privileges and up.
purtsnsness thsrsto b-lonsins. situate in the
Count of"hillips formerly par, Of the County
Of Logan and state Of Colorado. top pay the said
sum of -Four Hundr-d Dollars with the in,-rr.,
and costs of publishinx and tho ssllins of said
prvmisss.
Dsssd at Hoiyeks. Colo this bth day Of Nov.
iso2.
Alex scdcrbars Substiints trustee.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
Denver will have a grand jury
examine the alleged election frauds.

The report that the railroad compa-
MES had lowered the freight rate on
,orn from Missouri river points to Colo
RADIO common points was mistake. It
seems that there was some talk OF this
but the objection was raised by ssme OF
the roads that 1t would he violation Of
traffic agresmsnts and the proposition
Was abandoned.
The state herald., 1902-11-28
Admini.trator OF Tho sstnto OF Jacob Larson
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of tho estate Of Andrew II.
Hendrix deceased, notice is hereby gived, that
on Wednesday the " day II December A. d,
1902. being one Of the regular days Of the
October Term Of County Court Of Phillips
County, in the state of Colorado. l, Lydia d.
Hendrix Administrstrix of said estate. will
appear before the Judge Of said Court. present
my final settlement us such Administrative and
prny the approval Of the same. and will then
apply to be discharged as such Administrative.
Al which time and place any porson in interest
may appear and present objections to the same,
II and there be.
Dated Mt Holyoke Colorado. Nov. %. 1909
LYDIA X. pENDRI1,
Administrntrix Of estate of Andrew Hen
dirk. dec.,ased.