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ro-w-nl of s«‘niit«— la-vi I*. Morton.
irfJttstirtt— Melville W. Puller.
trHarx of stnle— Annies(,. Illume.
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rtnor—Jot* A. <*oo|H>r.
is.venior—XV. <i. Smith,
rtnry ~f Molr-Jatm* Klee.
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Editorial.
/ nnounoement.
T-iir uiitU*rsi«m tl iicroby niiiiniuicps r
liiiiihcJf a juu uiiilutt* for tint iioiniiia- 1 1
lion of asKeKsor of ThillipH county, |
subject to tb« xvill of Utu republicuu 1 1
canuty convention.
' A. L. lIruiHCTTK. !
In cJt;tA|?fc of the Static Hi:t; !
ai.ii uiul iu a pursuit entire
ly new to us, x\ e tin fully realize Hie J
responsibility of the miflcitakfng. i
Whenever a new pursuit is taken up |
the success thereof is put upon trial'
Mini as many will smile if a failure ,
|
is Lite result as those who xvill laugh
if success crowns the uiulertuking.
Truly realizing then that the llicitAi.n
. is now entering upon its trial ilo we
semi forth tills, our llrst number: not,
however, xvilh a promise Unit every
. one to xvhoin these pages may come
will feel llatteriil for its columns will
as quickly assail the wrongdoer ns up*
i Itohi the riglit.
1 In entering upon its new career, the
- Nkuai.o knows neither frieml not foe.
. Its columns are not open nor to he
used to blacken or vilify tiic private
character of anyone; nciUnrV to air
someone’s hatred of a fellow man.
The Hkuai.ii is not owned, run
nr cent ruled by any clique, ring, eoin
. .hiuitUon or corporation. Its sole aim,
t object and ambition being to promote,
j advance ami encourage the best in
itereslsof our town, county and party
and to lliat cud shall our exertions be |
t
j In its liexv form we have added j
somewhat to the IlicitAi.n’s space and 1
shall attempt to make its columns at
tractive, entertaining and instructive,
and we shall, when Phillips county is
the banner agricultural county of the
(treat American Desert of the past,
lli-lyoke a thriving, progressive city,
our people prosperous, contented and
happy, think tiiat in some small de
gree we have contributed thereto.
Respectfully yours,
A. A. Si*Alllt,
Publisher.
Very few lives have been finished so
beautifully as that of the venerable
Simon t'umcmn. The very last public
act he perfoinied being the writing of!
a letter to (inv. Heaver, expressing his
tleepest sympathy for the Johnston
sufferers and enclosing SI,OOO f».r their
relief.
Wyoming is dally making new!
show lugs to prove the wisdom of the;
last congress in providing for her ad-1
mission as a state. The latest one is a i
good ctic and rebukes the old jokes
about ignorance in the far west. Of
Wyoming's population oxer ten years,
of age. only i» tt per cent are unable to t
read. <’ompaiison xvitli other states
is very Muttering to this new one. In !
New Mexico the percentage of iliicr
utes is I»0 iu South Carolina, -ls..'t. in
the Cniled States as a xxhole, lit. 4.
Wyoming leads the country i:: this
' particular.
John Wilson says, the llkuai.d. the
best paper iu Wtlllips county, lias
ts’eii ptirchnsetl by a syndicate. In J
the llrst assertion we ho|*e Mr. Wilson
may uot be mistaken, but in the last
* he certainly is; for no person has an
interest in tin* llukald but A. A 1
Spithr. We are glad, however, to ’
nob* the good opinion the Advocate
inis for the licit a i.ii, and cun truth
fully say that John knows how a papu
should be managed ami can appreciate
. a good paper when he secs u;e.
'I . I
t’hlnigo lias again extend' d h**r t
I** tilers and taken iu the suburbs of:
I I.ykc View ami llyde Park and for
' «*x«*r sett’eil the ]siiilical complexion of
1 that city, as both theno towns gave
large ii publican majorities. This also '
makt's tiie |Hipulati"ii of this wondei-J
fill city over a million and one huii-j
dretl lliousainl. 'lll's seems hardly :
creilltiible when we can reiueml cr our J
parents talking of the country xvliere j
now tlds great metropolis stands, ne 1
big a dreary marsh. Truly, Ilia push,
energy and perseverance oflheAmeii|
can people Ih something to be xvoudu
• id ill uiul admitcd.
In a telegram Just received by .
Janies Donovan from Judge t'oclirau |
il is stated tlint the Jury hail agreed iu
the Maher ni tinier ease, resulting iu a
I conviction of mi lder In tin* second de-j
| gttUMttiii the liiutdtui . ...lem-ed fur
life. hearing the sentence the
ptiitoiici bloke down and made a full!
CtUtfessimi of the heinous crime. It •
will l>e remembered tbnt r. K. Malier
V-as luiirdeml Oil the -Till of Muivli
hast, xv bite returning from Imperial j
j after milking a farm loan. Mllea 11.
Henry wits suspected of being tin
j guilty person, and was Dually run
down and ruptured with tin* above r«- '
I suit. \\. S Murcia ml mid the county,
j att«nin-v uppeiiivd for Hie state nml 1
'Janies Donovan and .S. i: tihiUer foi '
• lie ih fet.so.
! N'o'liihg ni liilleh ildtls to the solid
sulnliii,Htil prosperity «*f any tow n us I
id • nuiiiufiieturc*. Out yxiing city m w 1
I p. ntuiiy advantiigi'N. It is the
|w" , n|» 4 up;l pride of uottlnastern I
('-U'litdit uiai our oili/)‘ns are letting >
jifcvjr It *lii hit!'*, put now, with a •
g'ssl mill, a iTrmin’jy mill a eiuqdi'g I
Imtoi y !• r >».»# s nop. and we <
will have aeeoluplished In lets tli.m «
iv.o yeqis wluii a xery sniaJ! p« r iout. I
"ft"xvu u ever aspiie to i>eu. nml In;
doiiig this a 1 1J _»•;•!> n* Kri ping up
wj'.li ilv * vtrldis of tin; r<>\«‘tn« , iit
Hojy, hi* has ht-cii making simy Sept, j
-«I. |nmi. The Liiieolu |,nml company |
•••Ml II M. lailioiol nr/^j^hi t ; ilieiio (
selves proiiiJ, r*; 4 H ifflL out dmc ,
iu vtru mid bmdiiess ucH 1 i
Iti e ill mnki: g Hid yoke ,
the Di'tt.tlty li •tween s/ ' 4
Denver.
II „
'1 here is a probability t»f a cliunge 1
in our two cent postage stamps. :
Postnuuter General Wanamaker lias 1
! drawn up two speciiicalious for sub
| mission to bidders for engravers and
printers,' and one of these culls for
bids on stamps about two thirds the
present size; the other the customary (
stamp now iu use.
j The celebrated Cronin ease is still
' engaging Use attention of the whole ,
detective force of Chicago. Scarcely a
' murder during the past twenty y ears
has caused as much*talk and attracted
as much attention as lias Hie murder
of Dr. Cronin, mid w hile it is generally
I believed that the murder was the re
sult of a deep laid plan, backed by a
• most dangerous conspiracy, the police
1 have so far failed to fasten the crime
upon the actual murderer.
English capital is seeking inx’cst
ment in the United States. Many
millions sterling is to-day lying idle iu
the safety deposits vaults of London,
and no country on earth presents the
many inducements for paying invest
ments as does the United Slates.
Three cyudicates are noxv organized
in England for Hie purpose of invest
ment iu our breweries. Dour mills and
dry goods stores. It is estimated that
forty million dollars of English capital
will iu tids way Dud its way to our
country.
There seems to lie an impression
among some of our people and con
temporaries that oilier parties have
an interest in the llkhai.d. Now
while there xxould he nothing xvroug
in this, and there are very many gen
tlemen in Holyoke xvhoin x\e would
i. consider it an honor to be connected
j iu any business transaction or enter-,
prise, such is not the ease and we do
( positively say that not u person iu
' I Holyoke or Phillips county lias onu
■ cent interest iu suit) paper except our
, self.
Geneal Fairchild, who gained
• notoriety by invoking “palsy” t)u Pre
sident Cleveland's head and hand on a
’ certain occasion, lias been appointed a
. commissioner to negotiate with the
I Cherokee Indians. If be bad only
made it leprosy lie might have got a
• consulship.—New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Our contemporary’ docs well, in its
vulgar Ding, tolvnguely alluded to one
red hot episode growing out of the
great Mag blunder that helped Grover
> Cleveland into retirement, as **a cer
■; tain occasion.” Hint Mag business is
■ something that neither democrat nor
, mugwump xvill ever willingly see re
corded in books of American history.
. Inter Ocean.
j We are glad to note so many of our
farmer friends in our city becoming
acquainted xvitli our town and each
other. Nothing adits so much to the
enjoyment of life iu a strange laud as
friendship, and you will Dud it here as
j well as anywhere iu the world.
I Let us ail liecome acquainted as quick
ly as possible, for litis is now our home i
, j «»"l the sooner we realize this and j
stop thinking about some pleasant f
j spot iu tin* east and commence making
u pltasant home In Phillips county
the happier and more contented we j
will Ih*. and mark our word, in three
years from to-day this xvill be one of
j the Uuest counties in Colorado and we
j can have the tH'ginuiugs of houses and
' farms Unit will put those xve have left
behind w ay iu the shade.
I Many people who .sometime ago
i were decry ing tin* pulley of giving the
Lincoln Laud Co. our water works
j franchise fur the reason they would 1
, m.t expend any money but would him- j
ply use Hie same power and facilities
they already had for the supply of the 1
railroad and simply secure the rigid to!
grind our citizens, must surely feel as I
though their Judgement had played !
them false at least once, fu the com-
I any are continually making Improve
ments upon wlint they promised be
fore the election. They have increas- J
•«l the dimensions of the mains, they
are putting in all double hydrant* and
i now to out-do ail other improvouieid.s I
j they are going to,erect a nutguiUceiil.
I stund pipe. Truly, we should con- j
I grutniate oorseives Hint we li\« in a
j town where such a corporation lias an '
I Interest, for t lulr interest is identical!
| with ours and when they udvauce!
theii welfare our tillxens are idsoul-
I way betid!'.led.
Our citizens ought to surely be
awake to the fact that harvest Ih al
most upon us and a most bounteous;
harvest too It Is, and that a united
t ffort should Ih* made among our clit- j
/cun to let the people of Nebraska,
Kansas, lowa ami Illinois know of it j
, and secure a flue immigration into this.
i country during the next ninety duya.
j Hid our business men ever stop t 4» •
( think that Hie town would come pretty
; near taking cure of itself U the cottu- i
try was thickly settled by good, in-1
, diiMiloiia farmers. Ja*t cur earnest
• ff its be directed in thill ilircctlofl.
< )ur low n must dept ml upon the far-'
liter. Let us have Just as many leitv
lug their landlords in the eastern
| slates as we cun ami have them out iu
| i'hlllips enmity, Colorado, plowing,
sow lug and reaping for tlieuiselvesitud
their hived oiich Instead of ail oppres- '
| she landlord. Could these people only
!we the waxing giuio uiul xvoiiderfulj
t* gelation now smiling ami respond- 1
lug In a nuirxetoiis inaum i- In tespoiist*
to Hie most pit ductivo soil ami genhd
sunshine iu America, they would not
liettlliile a tiioineiil to cast Hielr lot
among us. 1s tns then make a united
effort and see how strong h our lore
l"i our fellow men by spending time
ami money to have them citizens of «
mu liannt r coiinly.
A Card.
Hoi.Yoi\i*. I'l 1,!.. July ;j. iwto. ! 1
A M'lH.it Imvlii|f 1*1)1111! in my know* ‘
li’Hi i! Iluil HiiitiM | i iM’ii* iih* Hnitnlnu 1
Hull I. In my l>l|| |o tin* /'iiiiiil'V i'i>|i|. 1
iiilmloiimih hi tl,Hi* JhtK* w*««lun, '
rliuiyti'il fur Illy h ivlm'h P<l |h*i «lii>, 1
" lirn Hu* Inw only «il|«*n M niv *.y | 1
woliM mii\. my Hint |,||t •‘M'liti'il 1
flu* ‘•••lhiiilw* 1 * *i*m f> ,| MV
fi'i* ll* . i,
while the sUltiles provide ( \rticleD4o
See. 12D, of the general Btatute of
(Joiorudo) that assessors and deputies
shall receive not to exceed $7 per day.
My bill then culled for $1 a day less
for Held work and $2 a day less for
ofllce work than laid down by the
j statute. The county commissioners
reduced the Held work to the same us
ofllce work, $o per day for both, and 1
| made no protest.
llcspectfully
C. M. Pick kit;
Co. Assessor.
NEBRASKA'S LEGAL HISTORY.
Coiuplotv Laws of the Territory nml State In '
Thrt'o Largo X oluiih h.
For thirty lUf 'yoaiM luim NtihiDHka'H Terri
torial ami State legiNlutun-H Is on ciutetlng,'
ninumUug nml n-ja.illng lawn nireetlng the!
I'erNomil nml proiwi-ty rlghtnof the eltlseiiM |
of the atate, nml it Is tufe to gay that until
recently not more than a half dozen lawyer* {
of tint "late pogaesMod coi'le* of ouu-tenth of
thou numerous eiiactutuuts, nml not one !
poiutuSNnd full and eomplete eople* for the
ream'll that la tin; earlier period hut few
i eoph'K were printed, and many Inaeeuraelea
1 oceured, aud from thu further fact that the
aegnion law* of 1*73 were never published at
all.
The state Journal Co., of Lincoln, realizing
the iiecoHidty of un nveurute nml full coin*
. pilntion of the Ihwh of the Territory and
state of Nebraska, ls*gan several years ago
' tile work of preparing such n puhllrutlou.
, Kx|H-rts w ere employed, and four years w ere
| given to copying and comparing every en v
. aetnient, including general, local and pri
vut* laws, Joint ami concurrent resolutions,
and ineinoilain to ( ongress, wiiieli w. re then
arranged In Neetlon* and puhllslied In three
i large volumes, comprising h grand total of
, pages. The proofs were eompureil, not w ith
the printed copies, >»ut will) thu original
f rolls, corrected, and then again revised,
■ thus assuring nearly alwoliile correctness,
r hundreds of errors occured In thu original
| biennial publications, and these nru ail not
ed Iu this publication.
I Ihe work is brought dow nto and Includ
| tug thu session of Ht>7.
( A most complete index accompanies enct J
I volume citing the pages In this work where 1
* j the subject can Ik; found, nml tile page and
I : volume of J lie original prluUd laws,mid ut
, | the end of the third volume is a general In j
' ! dex of the entire work, giving page and vol ,
uinc of the Mission laws, the volumes of the
general and compiled statutes. Another
| most valuable feature will Ik? round at tile
| ( eml of this volume. It consist* of an Index
. ol the law s cited and ponstrui d l«y the judge
{ of the supreme Court .which are cmliodlcd
t Iu tlie supreme court rejKirtsdow u to uud in
, j eluding volume 81. The citations arc Index
' wl ami cross Indexed by subject, atphabetl
j j ‘ ally arruugisl, ami is the only index to the
. law * pii-scd upon by the supreme court.
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i price '* a* pal at PM for tho three volumea, a
»,!<«% price when the cost *.r production mid
. importance of the work are considered.
, ’)')"■ edition was wmii exhausted, lint the
work found Its way only lut. the law otthv*
r of the more prosperous attorneys, tlie price
. ; delmriing li and nils of young prsetloners
, rr "!" purchasing, tlmugh tin v firtly ruHlized
the Importance uud Value «.f tin- work In
' i tlndr practice. To mei t th< ».■ demands the
. ! Mate Joui I.ui i U. bus Just pu^.; a hcu aiiuther
_ ( edition ol the work, and log.ve all a chance
. to obtain It, thi- cash price from now until
1 tlie llrsl day ol July lias Ikm'U redmi'd in
HU KKN iHil.LAIts. mid ..ft . that date tho
lull price of *•>. will hedema
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i ,l "' Mipieioe nml l»l-trbt Courts of the!
state mid by all tlie lending attorneys, all
'.or whom w «■»'«• among tin* first purclnisers. '
l Orders cm. now Is* promptly filled. All or
l “• ‘he reduced rate luti.f be neeomi.mi
ied by Hie cash, mid the work will lie sent by
■ .ixpress, the charges to Iw paid hy the pur
elluser. HTXTK Jot UXAL COMPANY
’ I Ltm-otn, Nebraska.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
. 1 Xolice 1m licrt'liy glvuii tlmt In nc
cortlnuco dill, aeclldi. SlufunActtu
,! itmt-na certain aectinn, „f chapter
! XCIV eutltleil, "Revision” of tlie j-en
-1 "ml statute* of tlie state of Culorailu '
uml to reiH'nl nil coiiilicting act*. a|>-;
proved April", lfffi. ,
rile Ikihiil Ilf County Oimmlmiouera
of I'lnllipii county. Color., 1.. \\ ill meet
nl the ofllce of the Count} Clerk lu tlie
I Court llouae lu Ilolyoke, to act aaa
hum'll Ilf eqimhzutlou. c.iniini-iieiiift on
the first Monday In July nnd com lime
nut less three (fl) nor nine than ten
(1U) consecutive days, for the purpose
i of clmnifiuji, correcting and miuallr.liifl
i the luweasioeiit mil of snld I'hlllips
, county for the year lK.sfl.
i Bald Board will nt Its second meet-
Ins sit to hear coniphilnta only from
those dlssutisfled with sit Id eh.infli's, or
otherwise lo adjust en'.l nssrsHinetit'
; 101 lub lu their Judgetm nt 1b Just and
proper.
I All pi'ieuns uflcrlrved are herclij
nollllcd to upiiehr befori' said Lmnl ut'
Hint time and show po"d cause why’
I On-dr asscßßincut should not he chnng.'
Dull'd Ht Holyoke this Klh day of '
June, A. U. Ibso.
C. K. Mi I'iii-uson,
Comity Clerk.
The county assessor lien l,j- culls nt
tfiillou to section so, nl elmpter Xi'lV
of the statutes of Colorado, which
i inukes il the duty of every is.rsou
iiwiilng or huvlng ptoperly lu this
I slule Biil.Ject to tiuatlon. lo
j and deliver to the assessor on o, he
fore the soil, day uf May of each year,
jii correct list of the mime us reijulrcd !
hy law, whether he shall receive a lav
lice from the assessor lo do so or mil.
The lime reipihed In ||»| as per nlsive
has expired and all who have nut yet
lliluil are ri'ijticstcd to do so ut oilce.
Any person willfully lefuslns nr air
' Ivctllig to list their |iro|«'rly for laxii
linn Is subject to u penally if not
less than Slue imr nun* than el,non,
jeli'. fs,-,, section 111 smile chapter us
! "lime. C. M. I’lriun-r,
A <*t")8l)f.
Notice.
Scliikil lumnl of dlMtrlH Nn. Mi. I’lil
11 |*H •'••(lilts . ('o|ii,, l\||| M'llll**! ,
. I»I»Ih f»»r Hu* »*m*i*ilnn i,ini i..in|t|,.||,in
( n| || MllliMil liollhc |o l>« l.llllt in ||ot.
\oli«\ Colo. Kuril !*« I«. II lihitiing
iMUht th|NinU ill NHIIIH bank In 11. |>nk<*
iyUNIMHH tfiiiiriiiilm* Unit If coiitruri |*'
| U‘l l»* bill!, Hint III* will glv" li Kind
{ “•“! mirtlrleiit Until, i ‘out rnci
tnicl In In* let .Inly | ij . jnitt. |*|„i,n
••ml HpiM'lllciilluiin rim l,> w ., n |, v
viillliik at Hu nrtli'i* nf ||ii< ft«*(*i«*|iti v,
Nulynki* .«l<Hi* llin |(. | MI „,' I |
MM'IWI. III V liithlln ic i.*t an) u „,| ,j|
UliU, !
V’
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
In the Mattor of the Eetate of Jason
' > O. Sawyer Decoaeod.
OF COLORADO, ,
il'hUllpa County. )
*ooplo of Jiliu State of Colorado to Chris
iplier, 8. Sawj-er, Martha Jueohus, tier- 1
Mode XTiudorcn, ('lyses*Hnvvyur, Kunlco .
CiVuiplHdl, uud Lizzie Sawyer, Creat
ing
WlicrcnY an iustruiiient In writing pur
porting 10-Ik* tlie last will and testament of
Jason l». Sawyer, deceased, laic of Holyoke,
mid county and state, lias ls-en presented to
thu county court of Salil comity for probate
y Mariu Sawyer, «>f t’heynnnu, lairlmnr
county, XX’yomlng Territory, and vvherwns
bv tlie terms of said w 111 ccrtliin property Is
df'v Ised therein as follows to-wlt: 1 give de- I
j vise and bequeath all my real aud personal .
1 . estate whatsoever and wheres«s*ver tlmt 1
j may die, seized aud iiossessed of unto my
' | wife, Marla Sawyer, her itors, adinlnlstra
': tors and assigns fur in r and their sole lisa
' and benefit.
'I *Vou lire-commanded tlmt you lie and up
-1 j pear iiefore the county court of rhilllps
1 1 county at tlie court house In Holyoke on thu
’! B!'th day of July A. D. IHSii at 10 o'clock a. m. <
'; then and there to attend thu probate of said
’ will laiforo said court ami further to do and
perform wlmt may then by said court be
1 required ami adjudged.
Witness, J. 11. Painter,
Judge of said county
court and the seal
f [SKAL] thereof ut Holyoke In
said county tills 25th
day of June, A. I>. |BH».
’ J. H. PAINTKH, Judge uud lll
oflleo Clerk of the coun
ty court of Phillips
V , county, Cotq.
t Contost Notices- . i
C. 8. I.iind Ofllce )
• Denver, Colo., [-2070 I
kuy lU, liMi. I i
I Complaint having been entered at this of
lice by Israel < rater against Carrie Miller for
fallnru to comply with law as to the timber
[' culture entry No 2773, dated July lath 1885
ii|hiii the svv I I see Bii twp. Sii rl3 w It |i in In
| 1 ogaii county, Colo., w ith a v lew to tlie ctiu
eelatlon of said entry; contestant alleging
j tlmt Hie said Carrie Miller lias not plowed,
( I planted or eiilllvnted said laud as required
I by law* since making said entry mid there is '
I i not ut tho present time over tw o mid one
t Imlf acres under cultivation on said land.
The said parties an* hereby summoned to
' nppeur ut the ofllce of P. C. XVestover notary
> j public, Holyoke, Colo., on the IStli day of
! July, 1888, nt 10 o'clock a. m., to respond mid
_ I furnish testimony concerning said alleged '
failure.
‘ F. J. MO TT, Register.
I “
P. 8. I .and Ofllce i
Denver, Colo. -80i’J
June 5, 1888 1
, Complainthuvlng Iwmi entered at this of
lice by John C. ltrummer against Frank
Hamlltou for abandoning Ids homestead eti-
try So. ('*s3l duted Nov. 7tli. I**s U|>on tbn ne
I 1 . •*«•<• 55 twp ft nr4B w In Yumn wnnty, Colo.
with a view tothecnncellntlon of said entry;
[ 1 tin* said parties are hereby summoned to up
* 1 |M*nr at the ofllce of I*. C. XVestover h notary
! piddle of Holyoke, Colo, on the 25th day of
( [ July, Iwu at 2 o'clock p. in. to rcs|Mtml mid
'furnish testimony concerning said alleged
' abandonment.
r. J. MOTT, Reg.
r ——
. C. S. Land Ofllce, J
1 Denver, Colo. ; 723
• June 2!h|, iSNti. J
Complaint having lieeit entered nt tlds
ofllce by J nine* 11. Chlllrott against Ito N-rt
• I xiunlock for almndonlng Ids liomestend
• j entry So. 8512 dated July 12, lss7, upon the
I lie\ see lo twpt * ii range 47 w. In Phillips
. . county, Colo., with u view to the cums-lialloii
of said entry. Tlie said parties me hereby
• I summoned to np|M*ar at the ofllce of P. C.
• j XVestover. a notary public at Holyoke, Colo.,
on the 13th ilny of August po«at 10o'clock a.
j m. to respond mid furnish t.-stimouy con- 1
. ivrnliig »ald alleged abaiidomumit.
F. J. MOTT,
- —w—T * r- llcgt st er.
, J
Adniiniotrntor's Notice.
KST.XTK. OF CARL F AKOI.It DKCKABKD.
Tin* undersigned having lieen appointed
iidiiunUtrator of the estate of Curl F. Mold
late of the county Of Phillips uud stnle of
, i olor.tdo, deceased, hereby gives notice Hint
he will t»p|M*ar Indore the county com t of
I'hlllips county, at the court house In ||ol
: yoke, Colo., at the July term, on the last .
xtniid iy I” Julv next, nt which time ail |H-r I
soon having claim* against said estate arc
iiotifli-d mid request, dto attend for tin* par (
of having the same adjusted. All js-r.
"OH* Indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to the undersign |
Dated this 25th day of June. A. D. lie'll. *
SAMCKI. A. NKI.SO.V,
Administrator.
K«i'p lbiMted.
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i " 11,1 a view to ruttilslihig the lilgbest grade j
-oi Ihernry nnd tnisodlunniuH tending mat- "
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! , ' f ~M* Hepubllcan every Sumlny. It is tin*
• la*st Siitnbt) |taper |HWished in the west.
Price tfcUW ta r year. Sul'mtllm* tor It or
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The U‘d*kly Itepul'lleMii I* a -|\tv-f.mr
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"I the ofllce. a
£nlo of Siohool Lnnds.
; Sidle* i> hereby given tliut I wj|| M *l| nt
1 I»ibilc auellon, to the hlglie-t r«»|Mitis|hle
, M'lder. on the 27tli day of July, |s*o, at the
"tll.eof the Mate Itoaid ol l.mol
( 1 >,iini|s*ioner», Denver, t'oloratli,
"t t o'chak p. ii-., the follow lug d
•• ■ 1 1 1 m■ * I lauds, viz: nw b. town 7 a
1 range it w, minimum pi lee |*r ncic f.t.a
value of ImpMivi-ments 10.00, owner otlm-
O' ovi iiittiit-, J. 11. Daggy ; e', sw ', rec 111 Iw p
' 7 n t aupe it w minimum price |mt acre (3.«»;
s. „f see b. twp 7 n raoge 41 w lolhl'
• nuiq to l< •• per acre f.'i Mi,
No laud win be-old at !•*«« than minium
pi le, p I-to re, a* fllvell a s#te. Tlo'|.||.el
wll! s- mid In I lie above older, ,«• ■ | , p
I e.ia tw HI b,* —«•;•! as i ext •• it, wi i iis'., .• tin-
, saiml uii'D* or less, •’
‘lanos ..I pay at .hall Is* a. fudows, y|* : '*
, 1 lands, es-li ioi the day of sab*. On J
"Mur land-, selling lor #i" to, | M -r acre M
i I'l | s-i i eol ol llir |iUl*e||ioe- money •ii tin di y ~
•*l «uli% tli bulamte In eighleen • quid an »v
"•Od |*t \ ment* at it |ter i*eiit. per annum, p
1 I anils selling at HlOl'e Hem fjl pj-
| “lot b*tts than *73 |H'I ael'e, *1 |K*I «• (Its,
j »•" III" il'lv of s,tls, the baltioee lo Imll'teoii
• ■!»•»%* anumil pn> no ut* at 1 per e ,q j„. ( „„
" oil. I aod* selling (mi e7.» nml upward*, :i»
I* r (*'iil. ctiali, and Isdauee In M-veu equal 1
"I'liyul pay meats at 7 |m*» isa.l, p. > naidim |
II I . pull Im- » docs not os n the Joquovi :
"•') **. If biU«l pay lot' tlo* n.iiio It Male. I
• 'if Ini** i will • ‘fciuilc l.uiol, ii-ptfivl,led h, ,
• <1 m t». a. I mr Xpi II it. i' */. lim b t»,« | S|
*i • i lii/.-as ol ilm l ull.d stale-, or |<'
I MM 1 wlailliivi i|ee|,i eeil tlo-lr luleiilli a| I)
« • 'lron III! -m 11, Jf |-n
f \ *,xm.M»jßi- |tn
l !!• i p Db t ill Itoaid •I I im I j.*
James Donovan.
Attorney • At • Law.
Will practice Iu nil Courts.—Special fatten
tlon given to Contest cases.
HOLYOKF. COLO
HolyoKe City Dray,
xv. r. l'AT.xrojv,
l*ro prlo tor.
I am prepared to deliver all kinds of
freight anil express. Give me your order
amt I will guarantee satisfaction.
EMMET E, IJRAXNON,
Deputy District Attorney
For Phillips county. Will practico In all
courts. Special Collector.
Farm For Sale,
For $950
For tlie next 30 Mays I offer my deed
ed farm at tlie above price. A good
Frame House 12x20, main part lathed
uud plastered; .Sod Stable 13x21 inside,
good new sifterii. $B5O cash, buluuce
on four years time xvitli semi-annual
interest. 4J miles from Ilolyoke.
A. F. Clapper,
Holyoke, - - Colo.
Farm Loans.
-Vo />••/')'/, vo iHsromit , un (Umviltuinn
charijal. Vnrtins harhnj ijonil mernritim
cm i xarc /rum to $11(1 tnj mrurhnj their
loans from ».•*. Applicant nines hut une
ninrtijai/r , mnl yet* the full amount the dmj
it is sfijned.
C. R. ELLIS.
Inteß OceaN HousE,
Under new management. Twelve years
exjierience.
Mrs. White, Prop.
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