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ano c. III. Syme; defendants attornevs
R: Ross Perry & Son.
Lyon agt. Bursey; time TO file transcript
extended to July 20; plaintiffs attorney
John Ridout; defendants attorney, w. H.
White.
CRIMINAL COURT No. 1-Justice Stafford
United States agt. Harvey A. Smith;
housebreaking and larceny; plea, not guilty
attorney Campbell Darlington.
United States agt. George Harris; embez-
DeReef
United States agt. John Thomas: robbery:
plea guilty; defendant remanded; attorney,
]. w. Nichols.
housebreak;ng and larceny; Attorney r. f.
keyf appointed to defend.
United States agt. Samuel Petrallo: as
sauit TO rape; on trial; attorney, ]. s.
Easby-Smith.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Just.ce Barnard.
In re will of John Kiflian; on trial: cave
ators attorney, II. L. Davis; caveatee's at
torney, Worthington. Head & Trailey =
Southern Express Company agt Tubins;
verdict for plaintiff for $40: plaintiffs at
torneys, Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Nelson Wilson and J.
Altheus johnson.
United States agt. John Burns; house
breaking and larceny; sentenced to peni-
Tertiary for three years; attorney. j, c.
Foster.
United States agt. Philip Gibson, assault
with a dangerous weapon; sentenced to PEN
itentiary for two years.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re extension of Euclid street; death
OF c. w. Howard, a juror suggested and
marshal directed to summon new jury.
PROBATE CoURT--Justice Gould.
Estate of John w. Meiners; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary granted
to Rebecca Meiners; bond. $500; attorney.
Leon Tobriner.
Estate of Mary c. Cation; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Ignatius Fealy; bond $500: attorneys,
c. w. Darr and Richard A. Curtin.
Estate of Walter Dayton; letters of adj
ministration granted to Julia b. Dayton;
bond, $500; attorney, Wilton J. Lambert
Estate of August Vessel; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorneys,
Coldren & Fenning.
Estate of James NJ. B. Stern ct al; pc
p. II. Marshall
Estate of Jonathan B. Donaldson; petit
ton for letters of administration filed; at
torneys, Archer & Smith
Estate OF Ellen Dunlop: order authorizing
payment of $1,000; attorney, G. Thomas
Dunlop.
Estate of Jennie Dewitt Talmage; rule
to show cause issued; attorney, p. H. Mar
shall.
Estate of Robert Wilson Falls: will dated
April q. 1907, filed, with petition for pro-
bate; attorney, p. A. Bowen. jr.,
Estate of Robena U. Neal; order to pay
counsel fees; attorney. Paul e. Sleman
Estate of William E. Lamb: petition for
authority to execute lease fled attorneys,
A. B. Browne and Evans Browne. ?
Estate of Catherine Rupert; wills dated
December o. 1897, and March "a, 1908,
filed; attorney. James III. Taylor. -
Estate of Clara Dohnea; petition for let
tiers Of administration filed; attorney Leo
Simons. 49,
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the sake of truth and of courage and
fidelity In its service. May you have great
success in your great endeavors.
Appointment of Committees.
The appointment of the various COM
mittees was then made by Mr.. Carpenter
as follows:
Committee on next anniversaries-C. j.
Pope, chairman, Nebraska; j. s. DECKER
son, Illinois; Rev. DR.. F. c. McKeever,
Connecticut: Rev. DR.. S. E: Wilcox, Iowa !;
Rev. j. w. Montague. Kansas: Rev Dr.
{. %. Whittemore, Maine; Rev. DR.. II. A.
Heath, Massachusetts; Rev. DIR: o. a. Will
liams.. Minnesota; Rev. B. +. Kellogg
New Hampshire; Rev. ]. NJ. Bingham
New Jersey; Rev. Frank Miller. North
Dakota; Rev. DR.. Fl. F. Stillwell, Ohio;
Rev. DIR. w NJ Walker, Pennsylvania;
Rev. DR.. York King, Rhode Island: Rev.
Fl. M. Douglas. Vermont; Rev. DR.. D. B.
Jutten. Massachusetts; Rev. DR.. l. N
Clark. Missouri; d. j. Briggs, Colorado.
Committee on arrangements-P. II. BrIs-
tow, chairman. District of Columbia; Rev.
Dr. S. T. Ford, Illinois, Walter Gillespie
Illinois; G. w. E. Barrows Maine; Wei
lington Filman, Massachusetts; Rev. II. F.
Brown. New Hampshire; Rev. ]. E. r.
York; Rev. ]. T. Herget. Ohio; Dr. A. c.
Applegarth, Pennsylvania; Rev. b. T. Liv-
ingstone, Rhode Island; Rev DR. F. H.
Eveleth. Burma; Rev. DR.. E. w. Louns-
bury, Illinois; Rev. DR.. L. w. Terry, Ore
gon; Rev. W. NJ. Martin, Iowa
Committee on finance-Rev. C. c. Barry.
chairman, Massachusetts; Rev. F. Lent,
Connecticut; c. L. Randall. Illinois: -
Cochran. Iowa: ]. w. Beede. Maine: Rev.
]. E. Smith. Michigan; E. NJ. VanDuzee,
Minnesota; S. A. Bemis. Misscu.i: ]. L..
Crane. NeV Hampshire: D. G. Garrabrant
New jersey: E. NJ. Runyan. Oregon; n. w.
Lowell. Pennsylvania: ID. w. Bullock, Rhode
Island; ]. e. Berry. Vermont; Rev. w. A
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nSS. SA54tSS :"
ton of Baptist Churches" said DIR. Greene,
II come to bring their word OF affectionate
and hearty greeting and welcome to our
might be brought hither in safety; that your
deliberations might be led by unerring wis
dom, and that in the discussion of the great
questions concerning the work of our Bap-
list people you might be unerringly led.
You will pardon a word of retro pset, II In
behalf Ct my brethren / render In. SEN
tence or two an account of cur stew rdship.
Since you last gathered here ninateen years
ago. our churches lave nearly doubled In
number. Our membership has incre led DIG
per cent. Twe.ve new church edifces have
been built. Our benevolences far exceed the
increase in membership, We have in cur care
twenty-seyen Sunday schools, with between
seven and eight thousand members.
I'VE earnestly desire that the outcome of
your deliberations may be larger enthusi-
asm in cur denomina iGnal life, an increased
spirituality and effectiveness. In behalf of
my brethren and sisters OF the various
churches l hid you again a hearty and low
ing welcome"
Welcomed. by Mr.. Mcfarland
Comm;ss o2er MacfarIand was hsn intro
duced by Mr.. Carpenter, the Presiding
officer. and delivered an a idress welcoming
the delegates to the Capital city.
washington welcomes YOU with all the
hospitality due such representative Ameri-
cans coming here the h gil errands of
rel;g on, the Commissioner said. "All our
visitors are welcome guests. Our gates
are never closed, and never can he, in this
ca pital of all Americans. While those who
live here pay One-half of its maintenance
and all the rest of the. United States pays
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Preliminary to the general meeting ses-
sion of the Women's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies was held.
First on the program of the Missionary
Union were devotional services. conducted
nv Rev. Jacob Sallade of Pennsylvania,
followed by an address by the vice presi-
dent of the society, Isaac w. Carpenter OK
Nebraska The appointment of commit
tees, the presentation of the report OF the
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THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.

Present-The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
McComas and MIR. Justice Robb.
Foster r. Greene and Smeltzer v.
Kemp were admitted to practice.
No. 1857. Crawford agt. United States;
petition for rehearing submitted by Mr..
A. s. Worthington, attorney for appel
liant, in support of motion.
No. 1875. Kultz ct al agt. Jaeger; writ
of error to United States Supreme Court
prayed by Mr.. John Ridout Of counsel
for appellants; allowed and bond fixed
at<$30O.
Patent Appeal No. 80. Howell, jr.. agt.
Hess; argument coptinued by Mr.. w. w.
Dodge for appellant and concluded by
Mr.. Harold Binney for appellant
Patent Appeal No. 400 Rogers agt.
International Silver Company; argument
commenced by Mr.. Chas H. Duell for
appellant and concluded by Mr.. Geo. III.
Mitchell for appellee.
Patent Appeal No Alb. Mccormick agt.
Hallwood; argument commenced by Mr..
Frank +. Davis for appellant
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
The death of Mr.. J. Hubley Ashton, a
member of the bar of this court, was
announced to the court by Mr.. w. F. Mat
tingly. president of the Bar Association,
who presented resolutions. which the
court directed to be spread upon the
minutes. The court then adjourned out
of respect to the death of Mr.. Ashton
until this morning
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Extensive Forest Fires Checked.

OIL CITY, Pa, May 15-The extensive
forest fires which have been raging in
President and Pine Grove townships,
Venango county, covering an area of ten
square miles, since Sunday. are believed to
be under control today. Men worked all
night, starting counter fires, and their eff
forts have checked the flames. Gas and
oil pumping stations in the path of the
flames were saved by enveloping them in
wet blankets The timber loss is estimated
at $4,000.
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executive committee and of the treasurer.
Charles w. Perkins. concluded the business
of the morning session. The corresponding
secretary, Rev. Thomas s. Barbour. gave
a resume of general conditions, after which
an address was made by Rev. Donald D.
Munro CT Connecticut, on The Central
Missionary Motive
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene. .astor of
Calvary Church. welcomed the delegates.
IN behalf OF the twenty white Baptist
churches comprising the Columbia Associa-
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers and Cooler Tonight and
Thursday

Forecast till pm. Thursday:
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and virginia, showers and cooler tonight
ard Thursday; fresh to brisk south to west
winds
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ITS N|hE.TY-.TH|RD
ANNUAL SESSION
American Baptist Missionary
Union Meets Here.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Presentation Of Report Of Executive
Committee.
FORMAL WELCOME EXTENDED
Resume of General Conditions-State-
ment by the Treasurer-An Open
ing for Christianity.

The American Baptist Missionary Union
met here today in Calvary Baptist Church
for it's ninety-third annual session, and
will continue its meeting for three days.
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Minimum temperature past twenty-fou
hours, so; year ago. 81.
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TIL SIXTH sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
and one half C2lss0 per cent has beer declared
on the preferred stock OF the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; Iiysbe June :, 1907.
TO stockholders Of record May %, 1907.
Books for the transfer OF stock viii be closed
from May q TO June I. 1907. both dates lnclu-
siye. r. J. WHITEHEAD Seerctnry
20 81 %. Is % 80 81 jei
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
Increase the Value OF Your Property by Having
COLBURN BROS, CONTRACTORS
For Cement Pavements,
Construct Your Walks Steps Copings. basement
and Stable Floors. All Work Guaranteed.
Room ODD. Colorado Building.
api5-60t.S
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING
BONDS OT THE CAPITAL TRACTION CON-
PANY, %. c.

WASHINGTON d. C.. May !. 1907
Notice II hereby given to the holders OF the
outsta nd ng bonds of the Capital Traction Com
pany ling In their face value to one mil
lion and eighty thousa and dollars Isl 0S0, oOO), of
total tFsue OF one million FIVE hundred tbousa nd
dollars 81, SOC. O00). issued April 2 1900, pay
able twenty years after date. with interest
thereon at four per centuin per aunum. payable
SEMI annually, and secured by deed OF trust upon
the roads. franchises and certain other property
Of the said company to the National Safe De-
post, Savings and Trust Company Of the Dis
tri6t Of Columbia trustee: that the said The
Capital Traction Company hereby exercises TIE
bonds TO redeem the same ut any time after
three years from their date, with accrued inter
est thereon. and at the rate of $l0c for each
500 OF the principal OF said bonds
The said bonds will be paid Friday, the
3lst day of May. 1907. between the hours of 10
O'Clock am and o'clock pm. with accrued
interest at par. aud q the rate Of sos for each
500 OF the principal OF the said bonds upon
their presentation and surrender. the prin-
cipal Office Of the company at the corner of
Beth and streets NV. In the city OF Wash
inSton, ID. C.. or. u the holder prefer, ut the
Riggs National Rank In the said city. All hold
srs OF said bonds are hereby notified to present
the same at said time and at either OF said
places for redemption as aforesaid. Interest
Will cease upon said bonds with the 3lst day OF
May, 1907, and no interest will be paid thereon
thereafter.
BY authority OF the Board of Directors Of the
said company.
President of The Capital Traction Company.
myT-2St
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"POrce1a" Cleans Bath Tubs
--uuickIy and thoroughly. Its special
preparation made for this particular pur- dc
HUTCHINSON & MCCARTHY, so 10th st.
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MISSIONARY RALLY.
EPIPHANY CHURCH,
q street near IAN.
TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
TOPICS:
Mems Thank OnerfC-
SANITARY Conditions.
''Colored Work.
How to Get the Money.
welcome
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House and Decorative Painter.
W. H. YEATMAN. Ofice 614 18th st. NV.
Shop 42G 9Th NV. Phone a. 94C. Wash, ID. G.
mytl- JOtsl
The state herald., 1907-11-08

this office by james Likcns contestant against
homestead entry No 2062 IGade Nov 20 1902
for e 4 of section II township n range % W
by John Carl coutestec IN which 1t is al
legged that John Carl has wholly abandon
ed said land for more than six months last past
and that all Of said failure still exists and that
said alleged absence from the said land was not
due to his employment in the army navy or ma
rine corps of the United States as a private SOL
der officer seaman marine during tho war
with Spain or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged
said parties are hereby notified to appear re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton at 10 o'clock IN on Dec Il 1907 before clerk
county court ut Holyoke Colo
And that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock
a m on Dec - 1907 before the register and re-
ceiver at the United States Land Office in ster-
ling Colorado
The said contestant having in a proper atiida-
Wit filed Aug 2l 1907 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice cannot be made it is her by ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication EE ARMOUR
Register
First pub Oct %
The state herald., 1907-11-08
HIGHWAY NOTICE.

On motion the board of county commissioners
have fixed on November 5. 1907, at so m to hear
testimony and take atidavits aud proof from
competent pa ties in regard 10 the establishing
of public highway the section lines as fol.
lows beginning Mt the south east corner of the
north east quarter of section IS In township I
north of rangeii the same being the south line
of the town Limits of Holyoke and running
thence due south to the south east corner Of
the south east quarter of section rs thence west
on the section line between sections Is and 10 in
township north rangeii west and continuing
on section lines through ranges i5-i6 and "a to
the south west corner of section Is in township :
north of range a west and intcr.ecting
the county limo between Phillips and Logan
counties. Leon Kcpler. County Clerk.
The state herald., 1907-11-08
ALIAS sUMMONs,
tsEALl
Fret pub Oct 70

ALlNs SUMMONS,
stat. of Colorado, L..
County Of Philips,
In the county court
Ff Moah. trus,sa for the Mead hoHd and trust
Company plaiutih " Nathan Colo Viola coils aud
d h Callahan dpfoniaHtH
The rcop.e of tho state of Colorado,
10 Nathan Cole Viola Cole aud II Callahan
The defcnlhuts above named greeting
You are hereby required to aupcar In m ar
ton brought against you by the abovr nam
od piainuu In tho county court OF Phillips
county. state oi Colorado. and answer H.,
complaint therein within twcniy days after
tho service hereof. II served within this
county. or. " served ont of this county, uf
by publication, within unity days aitsr the
.rr,ira hereof, exclusive oi tho day Of zrr
si,o. or Judgement b. default an br taken
against yuu according 10 the ,nyrr of the
oom plant. And II a r'py u tho complaint
in the above emitted action be- not srfNri
with this summons, ~ if the sffNloa hereof
bo made out of this stat, then ton day. al
diuouai io the tins hrrrinbcforn sp,cihrd
for appearance aud answer viii be- allowed
hf - the taking of judgement ~ default as
afuf, said
llln SAIL AtiiNN - HfgHhNl w 'ffNNNl ~ NAtiAn
CODE tho amount ots certain coupon bond ~
date June ls'p executed bi hin Ia Mead STATE
Hank Tot tho sun Of ii'0 with Interest, aud at
tprne,s fsrz In the sum u - aaI tD furs'luza n
certain tfns, dre'l executed ~ ths said NalhaH
cole aud Viola Cole 10 plainiih 10 sacuru tho
payment " said coupon bond Interest and at
iofnuy- fres upon tho inllosihH described pfrins
lees toait the -oath cast quarter ~ snctun thif.
teen tili In township eight ~ north oi ihnap
foi,y sis tlgl wusi of lhatth principal meridian
A. viii N 20 fullr appear from the complaint
IN sail action "a which fripiehen is h"fa mate
Aud you ~. hereby notified that " you
faii TO appear, nni to answer To" said @iih
plant az hboye foqnifrd, the said plniHtin
viii take judgement ani dr'frs ~ foreclosure
against you according 10 tbu rfaSrf ~ tho
complaint
Given under my hnni aul lts aS7l ~ the
said county iuH at liulyuke Caip "a saiu cuHn
The state herald., 1907-11-08
FL ARNoUR, Register.
SAFE nF srNrE lands.

SotIc is hereby given that will sell nt public
Iuctinl to the highest responsible bidder on the
th day Of November 1907 at p IN o'clock, at the
,lcc Of The State Board uf Land Commission
r., Capitol building, ncny0r. Colorado, the fol-
owing described lands, situated In Phillips
ounty, Colorado, viz:
Z = of soc 10 5tp7nrii W minimum price per
acre s. 90
Rescryinr, however. To tho state Of Colorado
III rights TO any coal or other mineral of any
haraeter underlying slid Land and the right of
ugres and cgru-s for the purpose u mining, To-
'ethcT with enough Of the surlncc Of same as
MY be necessary for the proper and convenient
working " such mineral.
Value Of Improvements on this land rs ap.
raised uy this department SltO % also artesiRu
veil, value ..,,
Owner Of Improvements Z Armour. Sterling
'olo
Sale application No 35gs
No land will be sold at less than the minimum
prce per acre, uf given above. Tie parcels will
be sold In the above ordfr, and each tract will
~ sold as described aboyc-bU tho same more or
ass.
FERNS of payment ,hall b. as follows, viz; On
nnhs selling Tor ~ 81 To t.i per ac:c, per cent
The purchase money on the day 81 sale. tie
iaance In eighteen equal annual payments at @
'er cent, por aBHum. Lands selling at more
thnn 50 per acre aud lcss than go pr herc. 20
per cent. cash on u day of sale, tho balance In
'onrccn equal annual payments ut ! per cent.
ncr anuum Iauds selling Tor sii and upwards.
% per cent, rBsh, aud bslGHcc in cquul annual
payments ut per cent Interest. II tho iurchas
~ does not own the improvements. ho must psy
FOR the Same Nt salc. Plrehaza- will execute
bond, hz prnyid "a IN section ss net ~ July II
lJl', must be- o. citizen oftLa United States. or
lnf who ha- declared biz iutautiuh " becoming
sach. and must Uay app5ais-ia.fi aud ndyertis-
ihEfees.
Jnuy YIvtAS,
Register stB'o Board ot Land Comm,s siouers.
Flrst pub Oct u
The state herald., 1907-11-08
ALIAS SUMMONS.

hLlAo 81 hhoNo.
State II Colorado,
County Of Phillips
In the district court
EN- Mcrherrin plaintiff vs. Henry A Scip,Mar
tin Anderson Il yiuton and The state Bank
OF Big springs defendants
The People of the State Of Colorado,
To Henry Seip Martin Anderson Il yinton
aud The State Bank Of Big Springs
The defendants above named, Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear in an act
ion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the district court Of Phillips county
state Of Colorado. aud answer the complaint
thoruin within twenty days after tho service
h.roof II servcl within this county; or. II sery-
cd out Of this county, OF by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof, exclusive
Of the day OF service; or judgement by default
will be taken asAins you according 10 the prayer
VI the complaint. Aud ia copy Of the com.
paint In the above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or II the service hereof be-
made out OF this state. then ten days additions
to the time hor,inbeforc specified for appear
aneo and answer will be- allowed bcforc the TAX
ing Of Judgment by default 40 ioresail,
The said action is brought hy the plaintiff to
quiet tue ttle IN TIE plAintiu TO The wei Lhll
and tho south ,ast quarter " = &seAl 81 the
south east quarter Of sec Ia township north
Of range - " of the oh y m plaintiff alleging
that tho dricndauts make some claim To said
land adverse to the tito Of tho plaintiff
~ will n,oro fully appear from tho complaint
in said action To which Inference In bcIU made
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appear and to Answcr the said complaint a.
aboVs rcIuir,,l. tho said plaintiff will take de
fault aud judgement as prayed for Ia hi. COM
plant
Given under ny hand and tho scal II tho said
district court At lIulyokr. Colo. In said county
thl. =, dap of Oct A. u. Ip1.
". q. iIEl.LAND,
Clerk District Court,
tsEALl Phillips county, Colorado
Ftrst pub Oct 70
The state herald., 1907-11-08
HIGHWAY NgIuE

On motion the hp1rl of county commissioners
have liked on Npyc.uhnr o, l.l' nt 10 . N Ia hear
Nsumouy and tHAn Ulillavlt- and proof from
competent EitnossnH iu re.,,ll 10 tho establish.
Ia ~ public high way ou lime described as
follows beginning nj ibn south east corner of
ihenorth wrst quarter of section In township
north ~ range u west th'ucr running imnedi.
ni0ly north of thr moth line of tho Chicago
Burlington a Quincy lrl llnr Company. Right
~ Was and parallel with mid line through Sc
tinns Sd and ia township north II range n
AMI sections %, % and = in township north of
range u Erst and sections 20 i-s and in town
ship uorih ui mnrg o. Us-t nni sections liaj "a
- and 70 iH township q north nf range % WE,
uli saaiiou 10 iu tovnshipo north of range u
whofc 1li prpp1s q line nj Die shWay viii later.
-.'rt tpa north iinu ~ sat.uH 10 township north
81 nnFa g wet vhigh Dino divides Phillip. Rnd
SnisVirk couufIrss SAID ur1afz md nnIdayita
10 bata iho effect fha' slid liur ~ road ~ prayed
fur has bron uprBlg aud uudi4uutrdly used as a
public rnad fur more than 1gr.ra last pat ~
prayed Tor iu tbo u"tiiiru ~ " D. Ksl-ry.
leon knI lHf County Clerk
The state herald., 1907-11-08
0 north of range u " of tho 0lh p m

And to file your answer to the said application
in the office Of theolerk of said court in said
county within twenty dlys after the service OF
this eummons upon you exclusive of the day OF
such service and II you fail 20 answer the said ap
plication within the time aforesaid the aaplicant
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the application here
Witness W & iiellaud cllrk Of said court anj<
the senl thereof at Holyose II said county and
state this 80 day of September ID 1907
lseaD " L Holland clerk
First publication Oct
The state herald., 1907-11-08
cnnsumnlI.n sll.IstI.s

prove that a neglected cold Of cough
puts the lungs in so bad condition
that consumption germs find fertile
field for fastening on one. Stop the
cough just as soon as it appears with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and iunamed tissues andmakes
you well again. F. NJ. Smith.
The state herald., 1907-11-08
ESTRAYS.

At my farm s miles north of Holyoke
3 heifer spring calves, two red and one
black and all with white heads. No
brand. Henry hargreavcs Sr.
The state herald., 1907-11-08
First publication Nov 5, 1907.
Nutua tur Publication,

United states Land Ofice,
sterling Colo Oct - lAI1
Notice Is hereby given that John franklin OF.
sonof Haxtun Colo has filed notice of his Ia
ten;.un to make final FIVE year proof IN sup.
port Of his claim, viz: HE No 1904 made Jan 81
lgJ9 for the sw = sec 8 TSNR Ri7 " aud that
said proof will be made before Register or Re-
ceiver at Sterling Colo. on Dec le. 1907
lie nam-- the following wtnessoI to provo
li1 continuous residence upon aud cultivr-
-g.,,, ,,s g,f,I
The state herald., 1907-11-08
CREAM

pay the top market price for cream
at the Office Of J.W. Young. in Holyose.
A. Nj. ANDERSON.