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The state herald., 1902-07-11
sHERIrrs sAI.p.

sHERIFFB SALE,
BY virtue Of a Special Execution and Lien
Foreclose issued ont Of the Clerk,
once OF tho County court of Phillips county and
state Of Colorado. and to me directed whereby
am commanded to make tho sum Of 1--WE hundred
forty-seven and SlloO tbf7.sO) and costs Of suit
the amount Of a certain judgement recently
obtained against Swan n. Millner and Robert
l. AcGinnis in favor at Frederick Mathers ont
OF the lands, tenements, goods and chattles of
the said Swan NJ. Millner and Robt. L. McGinnis
By order Of the court upon II Judgement and de-
cree entered Of record, ,hlll sell the following
described property to-wit: neA Of sec town.
shir north Of range 10 west Of the 9Th +. N. in
Phillips county Colo.
Therefore according to said Command shall
expose for sale at public auction all tho right,
title and interest Of the above named Swan n.
Millncr and Robert L. AcGinnis in and to tho
above described property on Saturday tho 18th
day OF July 1909 at o'clock p. II. at the front
door OF the county court house In Holyoke, Colo,
Dated at Holyoke, Colorado this 9th day Of
June A. d. 1909.
ALEX sEDERBURG
Sheriff Of Phillips county.
]. II. PAINTER, Attorney.
Date Of first Publication June n, 1909.
Date Of last Publication July Is. 1902.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

SAID the grocermAn 10 the buchel
man. 1t really is SIN that you should
buy your salt on the wholesale plan and
not let me handle the tin; then be hisd
himself back to the grocery store and
quickly sent fer few choics hams fol
family use and box Of fish for Lent.
Said the clothing man 70 the hard
ware man, You certainly don't do right
when you order . suit from an eastern
house with my big stock in sight But
the clothier wanted new steel range
and 1t came, the nsighbors know, IN q
boz he triad to hide in the barn marked
Ssars, Roebuck & Co.
The business men called y meetingthen
to see where the trouble lay; and then oil
agreed, 'twas the editor and devil to pay.
Why don't he roast the department
stores and peddling fakes, they said. and
stand BY the ones Who stand BY him and
give him his daily breai2
no they drew upa protest long and
strong for the editor to peruse, and
waited on him with aspect grim an be
sslsmly dug for news. But the editor
laughed big horse laugh till the whsis
gang took to the woods-it was written
on Axle Gresss letter heads that came
with bill OF goods. Moral-Pstroniss
hone nsrchsnts.-Yums Pisnesr.
We second the melton and would add
. few stanxas along the sane iiss but
unfortusstsly our poe, 10 away 90 ash.
ing trip.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
sHERlFF's SALE,

Notice is hereby given that By virtue ofa wri
OF special execution Of lien foreclosure issued
out Of tho district court Of the county Of Phil.
Hips and state Of Colorado and 70 ne - sherif
directed In favor Of The Nebraska Loan a
Trust Company plaintiff and Aeainst Stephan T
Ibis and Phe0 Hibbs for tho sum OF eio7bn
and eosts taxed at $3.50 and sccruing cost,
whereby have levied upon the following pro
perty to-wit: The " Y Of sec 10 tp north o.
range u west Of the 9Th r. NJ. In the county Of
Phillips and state Of Colorado to satisfy sait
amounts shall on Saturday the sth day Of Jul,
1909 oder the above described premises for sai,
at public auction at the hour of O'Clock D. IN
OF said day At the front door Of the Cour
House In Holyokc, Colo. to the highest and bes
bidder.
Dated this iith day of June, 1909
ALEX sEDERBURG,
T. Sheriff Of Phillips County. Colo.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

II n claimed that President Roosevelt
has decided 10 insist upon come anti.
trust legislation At the coming session
u congress and that be has sslsctsd
Conarsssmsn Littlsaeid Of Maine 10 10.
troducs and champien his pet measure.
II BE- follows up his plan OF action on
this question - given BY the prsss,
there will b warm time between him,
and some Of the rspublicas lsadsrs
before the nsxt session Of congress
closes. His tight on the trusts, II carried
out 10 good faith, will largely incsass hi.
popularity among the people bu. Il will
call down upon him the wrath Of ths
money power aud, II after making sue
csssful dght against the trusts 10 should
b nsninstsd and elected president. II
vecld b . victory Of the pespls over ths
money power. Some rspubiicar
leaders do not .ndorss HE policy IL
dealing win the trust questies aud the,
will strongly oppose hs war on trusts ia
the oeIt ssssisn sf congress and, viii
shsss fspublicans, the selection Of Cos
Grsssnsn LIttjsdsld ~ champion a th,
proposed lss,slation ~ili ust have
sssdsocy 70 make II mere acceptable
Cossfsssnsa IAttisasld. judging iron
his record In osugrsss, 10 sonsvhst Of ,
frss laacs In politics and bic ssIsctlo,
~ leader In this important lsg,slntio,
silI be very likely TO stir up bad blood
among rspubliosp leaders sho prid,
themselves o. their ustaiutsd partisan.
ship.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
TRuHTEE,S SALE

IhUbIEES SALE
Whereas, Michael Kavanagh did By his deed
OF trust, dated the sth day Of August A, d. 1883.
and recorded in book 70 Of trust deeds page iss
OF Logan tnow Phillips County, Colorado con-
vey to George W. Toms, trustee the following
described real estate situated in fhe County Of
l-sssn ,now Phillips) and State Of Colorado to.
wit: The northwest quarter Of section twenty.
one lai) in townihip six (e) north and in range
forty seven (t7) wost Of the sixth toth) principal
Meridian, containing loo more or less to secure
payment Of the sum Of -Four Hundred Dollar.
secured, to bc paid by his certain note Of even
date with said trust deed and payable TO the
order Of william Y. Leonard In Eve Year, from
August LIST 1865 with interest thereon at the rats
Of eight per cont. per annum, from August ist,
isss payable semi-annuaily until the maturity Of
said note.
And whereas, II is provided In and By said
deed Of trust, that in of default In the ray.
ment OF the principal note or any part thereof,
when the same should become due, then on sp.
plication Of the legal holder Of said note the
eaid trustee shall advertise and sell said
premises.
And whereaa, Tho principal note duo and bay.
Ahle on the first day Of August A. d. 1875, IL now
due aud wholly unpaid.
And whercas. said deed Of Trust
also provides, shat In case Of the
death. inability or refusal to oct of
said party Of the second part tmcsnins Gesrss
W. Tome at any time wl,en action under the
foregoing powers and trusts my 10 required,
then the legal holder or holders Of said note
shall have the option Of sui~tituting any other
person In his stead by writing duly acknowl-
sdxcd. and the acts and deinss Of said party 70
substituted shall b. Us eGectual and binding a.
II done by said party Of the second part, and
such peraon 20 substituted shAil have power to
prosecute suit In equity To foreclosc this deed
Of trust or 10 make sale as hersinbefors pro-
vided."
And where's. The aid George Y. Toms Il
decuased and the underisned. 4. W. Besr.. has
hscn appointed and suhsiitutssi as trustee. by
tn. legal holder Of aid note. by writing duly
acknowledged.
Now therefors. At tho request Of the legal
holder Of said notr will, Is Trustee As aforc-
said. on Monday ths 18th day of July A. d. lsus,
betwccn the hour Of o'clock, Q. m. and
O'Clock p. IN. Of that day. at tho door Of the
coart housc, In tho Town Of liol, okss County Of
Phillips and stass Of Colorado sell Ii. highest
bidder, for cs.h. the above described premises,
and all right and equity. including homestead Of
thu sa,d Michssl ka,snaxh.
Dated. June 10. isoa.
lis Rw. Bnoos. Substitute Trustee.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Lieutenant Governor Coates member.
ship in the socialist party Of the state
vas OF very short duration. At recent
eoaventien OF tue party, 1t seems that .
resolution wss adopted declaring that
no person could hold membership 10 tho
socialist organization who held an ofIlcs
1t the hands Of any other political party
This hit Governor Coates and hs pro.
ceedsd To make q public withdrawal
from the socialist organization.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
When an editor makes . mistske II

When an editor makes mistake the
entire country knows 1t. A preacher
mistakes arc either forgotten or excused,
lawyers killed BY bis stenographer, q
bakers eaten, a coal Dealers burned, and
q doctors buried, but the editors are al
ways bobbing up. fby chance the edl-
tors mistake should be forgotten for
while, they are sure to show up the
frat time some one opsas up the Office
fle.--Newspaperdom.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
Nutica Of HppIrntinn to Lsass
State Lands.
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF LAND
COMMISSIONERS

DENvHa, CoLoRADo, June 30, io02,
Notice is hereby given that A Peterson whose
postoffice Address is Hslyoke. Colo, On June %,
lsoa' made application No. s7i9 to the State
Board of Land Commissioners to lease the fol.
lowing described School Lands, situate In
Phillips county, Colorado, to-wit: wx Of SEQ
F" Township . North Range A West.
Ne OTHER applications to lease the above der.
cribed premises or objections against the above
application will bs considered after the las,
publication hereof.
Date OF last publication July es. 1909.
JOHN 7. JOYCE,
Register State Board Land Commissioner,
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Senator Adams, brother Of Ex- Govern
or Adams in recent interview stated
that there would be no trouble between
his brother and Senator Teller over the
aenatorshlp.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

SUMMARY; Mean tsmp.t aa.2a MAJ. temp isa.
Date 10; MIN. temp. n, Date Total pr-cip. t.e1
No. of dA,s-cisaris. Partly cio,dy 10. cloudy 4,
Prevailing wisd-dirse,ios soath 10 n. X
kEhARksi Tbs hoppss dos not alag '.In
this wheat oys aud bya." but ''Ws'sr IN Il nov
and In the rye" hiliioss In u. 0rsy potato
tblisier) buxs In m,riAsis.
u. r.. T. HAsss, Voluntary obssrvsr.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

We Will send the value Of one dol
lar and ten cents
d.lo) 10 booklet By mail fes tea osn,s
cAsh OF stsmps, containing twenty seven
pen and Ink pluto reduced sk~tches Of
Washington lie, Queen victssis
kpightsd Sir Jshn Tspn,sl for similar
artistic work in Lopdsn. (Your editor
hiss sample u this).
TUE NUTSHELL PCB., CO..
IT ri 1860 Third Ave, New York.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas, Cassius r. Mullenix did by his ,leed
OF trust. dated the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1883 and recorded In book 81 page u Of the
records Of Phillips County. Uormsrly Logan
County, Colorado convey to Henry J. Aldrich
the following described real Estate, situntci In
tho County " Phillips formerly Loxsn) and
btats OF Colsrado to-wit; Lots seven CD and
Eight ,s) and the south half u the northeast
quarter Of section (e) In township Eixht Is,
north and In range Forty'fivs (sS) west Of tho
sixth toth) principal Meridian containing 100
acres more or lees to secure payment oe ths som
Of Five Hundred Dollar, secured. 70 b paid b.
his certain note Of even date With said
trust deed. and payable 70 ths orsise of the
Colorado Securities Company in Eve years from
February ist isso with interest thereoa as III.
nte Of eight per cent per snnum. from rcbru-
siy ist 1859 payable semiannually until The
maturity Of said note.
And whereas. II IL provided In and BIZ said
decd of trust that In case Of default In the pay.
msnt OF tho principal or any part thereof. when
the same should become due. then on applics.
tion Of tho legal holder Of the aid mote the
said Trustee shall advertise and sell said
premises.
And whereas. The principal due and payable
ON tho First day Of February A. ID. isoo, (havinx
been sxtsndcd to that dats) 10 nov doe and
wholly unpaid.
And whereas, said dcsd Of trust also provides,
shat In case death. inability or rsfus.i to act
of the sAid party Of the second part (mcsninx
heury J. Aldrich) at any time when action un.
der the foregoing power and trusts may b. 10
auirva. then the legal holder OF hoiders Of said
nots shAll have tho option of sshstitutinr sny
other pcrsoa In his stead By vritinx duly c.
knoviedgcdi and the acts And dolnxs os aid
party 20 substituted shall bs - edscsuai a.d
binding - IL done by second party os ths .ssosd
paft, and such psrssns - substituted. shall have
power To prosecute snitin squity TO forpoIos.
urs this dssd u trust or 10 make sais n herein.
bcforc provided"
And Whereas, the aid Henry J. Aidrich has
removed from thu State Of Colorado, u ah.-et
thcr~from and unable to sct, and the under
signed =. W. Bcxs-. has bccn Appolntsd and
substituted - trustee, b. tho lssmi hsldss of
aid mote. By writing duly seknovlsissd.
Nov, thsrsfosv. A. tho request II the issai
holdsr u said nots will - TRUSTEE - ~ asoe-.
aid. oa Monday the 9Th day os july A. D. iso,
bstwssn tbs hour of oclosk .. m and 30 'ciork
y. N. Of that day. at the dnor os the Court
hous". In the town Of Holyoks. County oS rAIl.
lips md State u Colorado ssil 10 the hlsh.,t
bidder Tor cash, the abovs dsscr,h-d psvm,s.a.
and all thu right and equity, including homs.
stead Of the said ca.sius Y. huii~nil.
Dated. June 10. isoa,
Ills s.w. Bspos. Substituted Tsus.s..
The state herald., 1902-07-11
Acts Immediately,

Colds arc sometimes more trouble.
some in summer than winter, its 20 hard
to keep from adding to thsm while cool.
ing of after exercise. One Minute
Cough Cure oures at once. Absolutely
safe. Acts Immediately. Sure cure for
coughs. colds, Group, throat and lung
troubles.--City Drug Store,
The state herald., 1902-07-11

THE vALCAN0's DEADLY WORK
frsn tho Fan Of Psnpeii t. the Dc.
structisn ef -; Pierre" By Prof Charles
Morris. L L. D. Most intensely interesting book
ever Published Complete thrilling and accurate
account Of greatest disaster that sver befsll the
human raes-grsater even than Pompeii. Tells
how Martinique, one Of tho most beautiful is-
lands In the world. was Suddenly transfsrmcd
into vsritabls hell. About 800 pages. prosussly
illustrated with photographs taken before and
after disaster. Practically only Martinique
book" In the held. for everyone now insists on
having Prof, Morris book and NO other. BEST
author. largest book, best Illustrated, scientific.
ally accurate. Price si.bo. Agents wanted,
Enormous profit for thoss who act quickly.
Most liberal terms. Outfit 10 osnts. Don't loss
a minute. Send for outAt IMMEDIATELY, and
bs at work. The chance Of . lifetime for making
money.
CLARK L Co.. ss9 9, 9Th st., Philsdclphis. Pa,
Mention this Fapcr.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

The Omahn Bee claims that the as.
sessment Of railroad property in Ne.
brasks should be doubled. The editor Of
the Bee failed to secure the election as
United Sts'es senator and probably Ls
blames the railroad for hrs defeat.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

The freight handlsrs Of Chicago to the
number Of 800 men went out on strike
and the business OF the railroads was
badly tied up for two days. Strikes are
numerous for time Of great business
prosperity. Evidently the lnboring man
feel that they are not enjoying their far
share Of the great prosperity.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Dewey @. Balley.s nomination for re.
appointment as United States Marshal
for Colorado wus not confirmed by the
senate. President Roosevelt may sp.
point him to act during the recess.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Senator Plat Of New York 10 credited
with recent interview in which he
states that Roosevelt will receive the
republican nomination for president. He
says he thinks Senator Hanna would
like Is have the nomination,
The state herald., 1902-07-11

j. R. Gilmore Of the northeastern
part of the county had the misfortune
to lose his dwelling house and all the
contents BY Hrs las. Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmore had gone to venango TO
do some trading and son who was pre-.
pairing to 60 10 the field to work hap
peped to open bedroom door and dis.
covered the fire but could not extln.
guish it and the building burned 30
RAPIDLY that none Of the contents were
saved not even the clothing except that
worn by the members Of the family. 1t
Is not known how the fire originated.
This 10 heavy loss to the family. The
building was insured but the insurance
would hot cover tue loss.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
OcosTEsT SrIcE.
Us. LAsn oyylcr
eTRaLlno, Cot.e-
June u, ioe1.

June u iisa.
A sufaiciset contest ailidavit havin~ hssn
aled In this oekos b. Hoy c. Yair. Contestant,
against timbss culture satry No. 1891. made
Dre. .. is7. for " !. section 10 township . q
rang. - y. b. stanton W. Bsyls., Contsstss, In
which Il 10 alleged that ths said stanton ".
Baylvs did not plant sr cultivate to trccs. tree
srsis or castinss ten acrrs of said tract Of land
during ths pears 1891. ses. isr, ispt, 1884, ispc,
is7. isas, iee. isno 1901 and up IN the present
time. that hs hes wholly failed either by himself
OF osh~rs for hin W cultivate sald land. ton
scrrs or any sssster or icss amount.
HAid psrtis> .-sr- hcrrby nos,iie.i
to appsar. r~spoal and once cvidracr touching
said allegation a. 70 O'Clock .. m. on July -,
is1 bcfor. ths iissIst<r and Rscs.vcs at the
United Stats Lard Ofiice In Sterling. Colo.
Tbs sAid ooatsssast having In = propsr an.
david. nlcd Aprii I iSr, sct forth facts which
shov that af,-r de- diligence personal service
II this no,io- can aos BE- made. II L hcrsby
orissrd and dir-sssd thni such notice bs given
by dus and propss pablica,ion,
d. q. fLzxiso.
Register.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Senator Beveridge Of Indiana says that
he will not permit his name to be used
as candidate Tor the republican oomi-
nation for vice president.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

E. W. Dearcup, Ernest Hageman and
l.. d. Sears left Holyoke Monday with
two teams and wagons for trip through
Wyoming. They intended to 60 from
Holyoke to Alliance, Neb,, and from
there into Wyoming. Mr.. Dearcup has
closed out his business in HoIyoks and
will look for location for his line oil
business, watch and clock repairing and
the jswslry business. He has been en-
gagged IN that business in Holyoks for Z
number OF years and leaves many friend,
in holyoke who wish him abundant sue
csss wherever be may locate. Messrl
Sears and Hagemsn are taking the triI
to SEQ the country and expect to return
in few months. They take with them
to Alliance several horses for George
Wash who recently left Holyoke and Ii
located in that vicinity.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
v...t,., p.y,.

vscaties time 10 hers aad the children
are fairly living out Of dosrs Thsrs
could b. no healthier place for them
You need only 70 guard sgainst the 20.
cidsnts incidental to most open sil
sports. No remedy equals 0sWitt'i
Witch Hazel SAlvs for quickly stopping
pain or removing danger Of serious COZ
sequence. For cuts, scal1s and wounds
u used DeWitt's Witsh Hazel Salvs fss
sores. outs and bruises says L. B. John.
son. Swift, Tsx. ut IL the best remedy
OIL the market" Sure cure for piles and
skin diseases. Beware Of osunte rfsits.-
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

1t is reported that the coronation Of
Kiug Edward has been set for some date
about the middle Of August.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

General Palmer Of Colorado Springs
declines to have his name placed before
the republican state convention - oan-
dldate for nomination for governor.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Samuel killsn - attorney Of Beatrice,
Neb.. is visiting his brother ". r. of
this county.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

TO CURE A coin N oNE DAY.
Take laxative Brono Qun,ns Tsblsts.
All druggists refund the money u II
falls TO cure. u. ". Groves signature
Ia On each boz. nc.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
v.n. LAsp OvvIcs.I
tJssi,sci Toto.
A .uis'ci~nt contest aiss.av,, having h-.n ale.
In this oslsos b. Chrrias n. Jr.s.n cou,.stsp,
sesinst timber culture sn,sy No. iwrs, usd.
March 10, iHo. for sE Y B~e,ion n, Town.hI,
~ k.ns- u W. b. MAieos. johnson con,s.,..
In which II is alleged that haleom johnson hs,
wholly failed Ia plant or esl,uw OF rsu-c to b.
planted ot cultivated Ten arfc. or any I...
samb"r II scrr~ Of said tpsi Of land In syr~.
ssse ss-sls or cuttlns- durlas ID. years ,sso
i,si. irps, issa, isp, iso. isps, I'M. isps. isvp
'un. 1901. Ani NJ 10 ,hr dAss n tho fiins ~ ,bl.
contest and said fnilprc. siili e,is,.
Baid parties arc hereby notified 10 sp,..s, n,
spond and ofs~s evidence touching said siIss.
tioa si " o'clock m on April - ipu h-forr
the ilssister and iteeelves NJ tho United state.
Land of'rr N Sterling. Csio.
The said contestant having. In propar aiilis,l,
hied March ~. ios, -, forth fact. which .ho~
tina, after iue diligence personal s--,,c. ~ hi.
notice can not b. made, Il !. hereby ori-r-.a and
directed that such notice bc given hy due and
proper publication, y. u, vis,nlss tLrs,.,s,
The state herald., 1902-07-11
Cenni..,ener.. rrorresi.x,.

Rolyoke Colo, July 7, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present L. P. Foster, Fred Borland and
P. A. Peterson commissioners and r. N.
White clerk.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
JACK KETcH's ARCHITECT.
Death of the Man Who Built Gallow.
for Thirty Years.

Capt. Israel Riding died at Newcastle
Del. recently, and the State loses in
his death one of itsemost interesting
characters. During the last thirty years
he has built every scaffold used for
hangfngs, and he has always adjusted
the moose and black cap about the face
and neck Of the convicted murderers.
1t is not easy to compute the number
of hangings at which Captain Riding
was present, but they were many. He
was one Of the most affable men in the
State. even if the proposition does seem
trifie fncongruous. He had few &C.
centricities, one of them peiEg to take
the rope to be used at the hanging ana
soak 1t in the Delaware River all
through the night preceding the hang
ing, He often declared he did this tha,
he might take the, stretch" out of tho
rope and give to the condemned man an
"easier" death. il deaths by hanging ar.
al any time easy.
At The time of Che wholesale delivery
fcre several years ago, when the famous
Big Frank" escaped with several COM
rades, Captain Riding was night warden
at the Jail. He was discovered in th..
sitting in his chair in his office
bound and gagged, but happy. His death
was sudden. Two SONS and one daughter
survive him. They live in Philadelphia.
Captain Riding leaves an estate worth
$50, 000-Philadelphia North American.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
INSURANCE AGAINST MURDER.
Prince Henry Has Taken Out an Gas
Sassination Policy"

Advices have been received to the ef.
feet that the first assassination poll
cy' ever written has been taken out on
the life of Prince Henry of Prussia. who
recently visited the United States The
policy is for 100000, payable only in the
event of the Princes death at the hands
of an assassin and. owing to the great
popularity of the man, the German COM
panies who took the risk think that they
have decidedly the best of the bargain.
The policy is interesting in view of its
novelty, and for the reason that it COW
ers hazard seldom, If ever before, pro-
tected in quite the same way
The policy comes under the head of
what is known as freak insurance
An insurance expert said of such pro-
lection:
assassination insurance is absolutely
new to American underwriting, and
doubt whether even the experts at
Lloyds, London. have heard very much
of the proposition before. 1t is another
indication of the expansion of the insur-
ance idea, to hazards never thought of
in the old days. when fire or life
policy comprised about the only form
of insurance that the public knew much,
il anything, about. Baltimore Sun.