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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
FEMININE EPISTlES,
Some of the General Rules Which Every
Woman Letter-W Writer Observes.

some OF the General Rules Which Every
Woman Letter-Writer Observes.
There are only two classes O.
wulnan's letters-business letters, and
letters which are strictly confidential.
She seldom writes a business letter,
but when she does it is very short, oc.
cupying about five lines on the first
page of folio note paper.
1t is usually very stilted, and the
reader feels as though she had, in writ
ing, stood ten feet distant and used a
fishing pole as a pen staff.
She confines herself strictly to the
rules of rhetoric, and commas, semi
colons and periods are adjusted with
painful nicely.
She never forgets to name post-of-
flee, county and State-wherein she is
ahead of a good many business men
ard subscribes her name with q precis.
ion that makes a man feel as though
some one were filing a saw.
In all other correspondence the char.
acteristics Of the business letter are
co~nspicuously absent.
She doesn't trouble herself to think.
when writing a confidential letter-the
action seems almost involuntary.
She begins at the upper left-hand
corner of the first page, and the name
of the person addressed is usually pre-
coded by about four adjectives.
Line after line is written until the
third page Of the last sheet is covered,
when the letter is closed and signed:
your own Lulu" or: Your true
friend. Nellie"
Then she begins to think!
There is something she has been
dying to tell-what is itp
Oh, yes! and she adds a postscript.
After p. 5. No. 2 has been added, the
page Is full, and, as II in fear of a strike
at the paper mills. she economies by
writing all around the margin, and,
turning the letter upside down, she
fills the blank spaces above the head.
lines. She then overhauls it, under.
scoring adjectives. supplying delicien
cies, ETC.. and, after sealing the en-.
vclope, possibly puts on the stamp &C.
cording to stamp Irritation rules
Detroit Free Press.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
strength of nanny and the two chill.

strength of nanny and the two chill.
drcn to get it into the whecl-barrow.
''say, nanny" yentured Abe, after
helping his mother to wheel home the
'wind-fall.' You done glib a dime
fpr dat air las punkin you bought.
an hit wasn't nigh so betty as dis yer
un."
"An' you want a dino fur a-fnding
it hcy?' replied nanny, good-nat-
uredly. ''Well, dar, s'posc I'd a-had
to Glib a dime fur one, anyhow. So
take it an 80, an don't poster me fur
no mo- dimes de longest day you lib
And Abraham chuckled with delight,
and danced a ''pigeon-wing,' as he re-
ceived the coveted dime, which nam.
my took from a long, black stocking.
leg, hanging up the chimney. The
iishing-tackle was soon bought. and
the young follower of ''Izaac Walton"
with Maria at his side, sat for at least
an hour beside the pond, in the bright
afternoon sunshine. without even the
encouragement of a single bite.
"Tolc you dey want nary fish in
dat air POM said nanny, coming to
look on. her fat hands pressed close to
her sides.
Hi. dar's a bite now" cried Abra-
ham, suddenly pulling in with all his
might. ''Golly. it's a big f~eller, too!
Mus be a whale. Ketch a holt, nam
my, an he'p me haul him in
And indeed it required considerable
strength to haul in whatever it was
that had caught onto the hook.
Look out, now, he's a.comin!
llooray. dar he ISL
And with last flourish of his pole,
the triumphant hero landed something
heavy and black and round. Not .
fish, certainly; but what was it?
'Clar' to gracious cried nanny,
cXcitedlv. ''cf it amt a tea-kittle-a
sure enough iron tca-kittlc. an it's
fall oh rocks. which faint no wonder
twas 50 hefty.'
But when Abraham and Maria had
with hurried fingers thrown out the
rocks, something else was found, firm
lv imbcddcd in the sediment at the bot
tom, which on examination proved to
be five furnished silver dollars.
How they got into the tea-kettle, Oh
how it got into the pond, was a mys-
terry which was never solved. The
former owner of the cabin had drowned
himself. so people said, in a fit of men
tai alteration, in that very pond. but
whether he had thrown in the kettle
and the money was a matter of on.
lecture. Nanny Culpepper, however,
secured up the iron tea-kettle, and de.
Glazed it was "jes' as good as a bran
new one"
can now I kin buy me a fryer" she
added, ''an' you an Maricr kin hev a
new pair % shoes apiece, fur de cole
weather.
But though Abe fished many a time
after that in the ''sink-hole pond,' he
never caught any thing morc-not
even a minnow .-Helen Whitney Uark.
IN Golden Days.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS
MARES BAKING

"Oh, I've learned to bake!"
Cried little Marie;
1--WE learned to bake,
Don't you %see-don't you soe'
I've bread -loayes two,
And little pies three,
And Il tiny cake,
Don't YOU s%ee-don't you sce2
I've learned to bake to day."
IBID | make the dough:
oh nO-oh no,
Mamma made the dough,
Don't you ~know-don't you know?
AUl ! made the cake, ana little pics three.
AGG marked the edge with Il tiny key.
So I've learned to bake,
Don't you sec-dou't you sect
I've learned TO bake today"
'oh, won't you please come
To my five O'Clock tea:
We Will have my cake and little pies three;
And, when papa comes,
How S'prsCd he rI be
70 find his own little daughter Marie
Has learned TO bake,
Don't YOU sec-dOn't you see:
Has learned to bake today"
I'll. T.. Branch, in GOOD Housekeeping.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
FACTS FOR FARMERS

The profits of the farm invested in
permanent improvements are as surely
and safely invested rs if in the best
savings-bank - Western Rural.
A thrifty farmer says fifty cents
worth of avis, punches. linen thread
and shoemaker wax will save ten dol
lars in harness repairs in twelve
months.
Should the wheat field appear UNI
even, Or grass appear, go over it with
a harrow. 1t will not %injnre the wheat.
Early in the spring it should be har-
rowed again.-Troy Times.
1t is easier to keep an animal fat
than to make it fat, and consequently
it is the wisest plan to make a young
animal fat as soon as possible aftei
birth, and then never allow it to get
poor.-M. E. Farmer.
Watermelon culture should be com.
menced the year before the crop is 10
be raised. A sward should be plowcd
in September, or as early in the fall as
may be. The soil for melons should
be very light Chicago Journal.
1t has been demonstrated that the
quantity of meat produced by sheep
delivered to the butcher at the preco.
cious age of from nine to fifteen months,
cost exactly half the expense of those
fed to double the age.-Albany Journal.
1t is a rule always to pillow hillside
land crossways, never straight up and
down, eve when flat enough for so do
ing, as such lands frequently wash
from heavy rains. The best crops to
grow on gravelly hillsides are grapes.
Prairie Farmer.
-"Educating' is 4 better word than
''breading," when applied to colts
reared by intelligent and humane
horscmcn; and if a man wishes an
educated horse he should begin by
winning his confidence during the
toal's babyhood.-M Y. Times.
An ohio Farmer correspondent is
convincedthatthe common and lament
able use OF poisons on potatoes is low
erlng the quality if not reducing the
crop. ''It is iii inyiolablc law that
whatever Injuries the foliage must in
iure the plant-not only above ground.
but below"
Never change the location of hives
after the bees have commenced their
labors for the season. as before they
sally forth to the woods and fields
they mark well their surroundings and
are bewildered and often lost if their
home is removed during their absence
to another spot.-Uicago Times.
No kind of stubble, except of
clover, of which the root forms the
principal part, is worth any thing as
manure. Of grain crops, especially,
neither the stu5ble above ground nor
the root below is worth regarding as a
fertilizer. If the straw of grain stub
BILE a be burned, it is no waste to
make this disposal of it. -Nontreal
Witness.
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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20

Did you ever see a man who played
billiards who would not c%ontidcntially
tell you, as you watched his play, that
he used to play a good gamcp "Ycs,
sir, he will say, 1.-TWO OF three years
ago, when was in practice, | could
double discount this game I'm playing
now.' Whoever heard an honest bill
lard player say, 81 don't play much Of
a game. that's a fact; but it's as well
as ever did" Mans ability to be
truthful is not confined to fish stories.
-Bu0alO Express.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20

Hon. Theodore Roosevelt and a
companion recently returned from a
months hunt in the Bull river noun.
tains. The trip was undertaken for
the purpose Of killing a white goat.
me hunters were completely success.
full, killing three of this rare kind OF
game, Their coat Is composed of q
thick inner layer of wool, through
which protrudes a longer growth of
fur, being snow-whlte.--M Y.
Tribune.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
Five Thousand Mistakes in Webster.
boston Gazette.1

This incident may not be known gsner'
ally to our readers, and we venture to re-
print II. When the unabridged edition Of
Webster's Dictionary first appearedtwih
out a definition Of tho word unabridged,
that great scholar, Caleb Cushing, wrotes
criticism on the stupendous work, saying
that, for its size, It had as few errors al
could be expected. This puzzled the
editors, who asked an explanation OF Mr.
Cushing on the subject Of these errors. !.
reply Mr.. Cushing marked five thousand
mistakes In the volume which had beer
presented to him and sent 1t back.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
Useful Birds Of Trey.
fChicaro JOurnsl.1

With regard to our indigenous birds o
prey-the hawks and the owls-for tn
killing Of which Pennsylvania and, per
haps, other States pay a prenisrn, LIZ
Merriam says ornithologists are con
WINGED that their services arc OF grea
value to farmers. Not more than thro
out Of upward Of thirty species prey upo'
domestic fowl, and sven these more tha'
remunerate tho farmer by killing fell
mice. The other species live entirely up"
field mice, grssshoppers, beetles a'
other vermin which are great destrVy~
Of grain.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
A Syracusan's Blunt Remarks
detroit Free Press,I

A woman who was passing along
street In Syracuse dressed il n'ourn'sI
and gayly laughing with a male con'psn
ion, was halted by an old man, who s"'s
"You hypocrite! You advertise bv yoe
dress that you grieve. You show !"
world by your face that you have no 'oI
row.. You should 10 pointed cat TO "
world a. two acedw She had him ~
res cd for his language, and the roUfto
charged him 10 soon 40 arraigned.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20
Raw Mutton Not Injurious.

Hitherto the flesh of sheep has been
considered, when eaten in Il raw state,
10 De as dangerous rs pork and beef,
owing TO the presence Of cysticerci in
the muscular tissues. According to
M. Chatin, however, there is nothing
to be apprchended in eating mutton
raw, as, although the presence of cys-
tlccrcl has been established in the flesh
OF sheep, they are never found in such
numbers as to determine a veritable
"ladrerie.' and as they do not attain
the development Of the c~ysticerci of
pigs and oxen, there is no danger of
thcirtransmission to the human species.
M. Chatin therefore concludes that
mutton IN its raw state may be safely
prescribed whenever such a form of
treatment is indicated. London Luu
Get.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-11-20

"A professional beggar shipped
seventy-six dollars in nickcls, dimes
and quarters from Sioux Falls, d. r.,
to her husband in Minneapolis.
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
NOTICE..

Having made arrangements with
Gilmore y Randall whereby tina. firm
will handle NIL coal mined by me am
now ready To deliver coal from the
Mcckcr mine ON the shortest, possible
notice. Leave orders at the Gregory
Stables. All bills are Ia h. collected 10y
Gilmore \ Randall from date. All bills
must bc settled on the iirs, of ever,
month. PETER ADETsoS.
4. S.-All persons indebted 10 me
on old accounts will pleas. call and
settle the same rs soon as possible.
PETER ANDERSON.
MgEKER, Oct. .. 1es,I.
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice for Publication.

GLr>woop srHr>us, Colo. Oct. ". 49,
NOTICE.. hereby given that tho 70 twin.
~ named .Ttti"r ha. filed notice uf hi bntCn-
iinn to MAKE final prruf in support N hi.
claiin. and that -,id proof will h, rrfe b.
fur- the Register and Receiver. ai G,tw"ci
springs. Colorado. On November -. issl nt 10
O'Clock q. IN. via; X. ArthYr Hunt~s. of
Nc-kcr ro-tni'ico. Colorado. ~ hi. n. =. No.
-. u. !. II. for the n 4, q. 4 90, 10 and :, 50
I. sec II. Tpi. :. nf u. ~. ". eth =. v.
lie nam.-s the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence uro'i. and cultivation
". -aid land. viz; Charles :. Aitia. John ".
Mctn.cSru. Louis Johnson and Hcnsy j. Hay,
all Of Nc-scr Pustoiil--. Colorado.
]. l.. HODGES. Rcsi.tcr.
lfirst pub oct gt-las, Nov q. 1851
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice !r Publication.

GLrSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Oct. H. is~s
NOTICE IL hcrcb, given that tho following
~ named settler has hlcJ notice Of hi. in.
tcntipn to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said prof will bc made hc-
fore the Register and Nccciyer. Mt Gienwt-d
Springs. Colorado. ON November ~. I--sf, at 10
o'clock u. M. Viz; Louis Jnbn.op. Of N.cser
Po-tnilicc. Colorado. on his u. ;. No. 10 q. L.
r. G.. e. 80 for the sw 4 nc y 60 u NV ne !,
PM
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. .nd cultivation
Of. said land. viz Charles =. Attix. John W.
McCrnckcp. T.. Arthur Hughes and Henry j.
Hay. all Of Mcekcr Postotfcs. Colorado.
]. L.. HODGES. REGISTER.
FIRST pub Oct -}-La., NV q. 1851
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Ao,,e~ Tor ssusnessioa.

GLrs~oop srnisU-, c.sn,, Oct. D, i>H-
NOriCE-i. her-,'y Si,sn that IN. following
tion Ia make nnai pr.f ia support u his
eisiin, and that -aii prof Ill L. hss'ir 10.
for- IN. It.ri.i-r anil Receiver AT nt,ns,-.i
0'clack "a. m. via: George l.. b.t,, u A,.Ai
gafn-li ..siniy, Colorado. on his ff~.
u. :. So. -. for the 4 J.. Ne - W y,
~ :, aud Nw - ~ J.. see x, TIP d, y r. VI
". 9Th T.. ~
ii- nsm.-- th- following Witnesses y prove
hi, .outini1tI. residence up-si. and cum tation
II, .sli lani, sii3 Eisin y .ollotn, h1s.D-
Taylor. ". :. Taylor and IL II. E..dy. all Of
j. L. Itot6E-. Hrsi,t-r.
fY1r-i pab aSt lo-iA.i II, I. i>rsl
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice for Publication.

ENNT1 VT III T NJ -
Gir>voop srHiSu-. Colo. Sept. II. $50.
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT tho following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inirn.
ton To- make final proof In support Of his claim.
and thnt said proof viii bc made before the
Register pnd Receiver Mt Glcnwood Springs.
Colo, On November 8. iS-6. ut 10 O'Clock y. IN.
Nn! George u. Warren, Of Mccker y. o.. Colo.
on hi. II. :. No. 50, 4. !. u. C. c. 81 for the
So and y -w Il sec ~. Tp I. =. Il. "a
". eth l.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prov"
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf. said land. viz. Edward Wells, Ephrnm
Guss. Thomas II. Warren and Wesley Tomliu-
sou. all Of Neckcr =. o.. Colo.
J. L. HODGES, Rcyi-ter.
First pub Sept 25-I.a.t oct ~. iSsI
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice for s'u biirssios.
LAND OfFtCE At
GLrvMnnn srmNns Colo. Oct. u. 1.

LAND DfEItE AT
girvwooD srnISGs Colo. Oct. u. ls-s I
NOTICE.. hereby given that the following
~ named -.iti"r has nlto notice Of hi. inten
tinn tp make final pruof in support II hi.
claim. and that said prprf wilt b~ msdc he
furc tn. Register and R-rrivcr. at Gi.rrooj
springs. Colorado. on November -. i--s, at 10
o'clock n m, via: Henry J. Hay. Of N.rkcr
Pu-tntitc". Colorado, on hi. u. g. No ~ 4,
I. u. &C.. e. So for the q, NV u n v .w y
see ~. Tp I y. Of II. ~ ". sth =. ".
He names tn" following witnesses to prove
his cuntinupu. residence upon. and iion
of. -sij land. viz: Charles <. Attn. John ".
Mrtp,ckcn. u. Arthur Hughes and Loui. John.
-on. all OF M'ck'r Postoffc.. Colorado.
j. l.. HODGES. Register.
First pub oct .3-Ia-t Nov =. 1sssi
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Nssse- fsv Pssiiraues.
LAND OfFlCE At

LAND UFFIUE Al
GLGswOOp sriisGs, Colo, ost. 20, iNS
NyOTICE-Is hereby given that the following
~ nantd settler has ni-d notice Of his inirn-
tion Ia make nnai proof In support of bis
claim, and that said pool viii t-- made h.
fore the Register and Heceiyer. NJ Genwoot
Springs, Colorado, on D~senbsr u, led, ai 10
o'eiork u M, via; Eugene Taylor q AIial.
Gsrneld county, Colorado, On hi. Pru. ID. =. Nc;
IL rE IA sec N, TIP I, ". Il. ~ W. 9th y. ".
W.. nase- the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and CULTIVATION
is.tz aud Charles L.. Dickensyn. OF Aitsi, Gar
n.li county, Colorado, and FL u. snov. OF
Dixon. Wyoming, and James W. Dunn. of
Aspen. Colorado.
tFir-t pub pct D-iSs.i Ds-c 4, instl
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Nosirr for Psb,,ess,.s.

.tr~vonn -rni>u~. Colo. oct u, -.
NyItcE-ts hereby given that the Z, b,~ins
~ uam-d settler has tis-i notic. Of h sint-n.
riain. aud that sai ptssuf will II, ~ - L.
fnrr the nr.ia'-r and Iir-rivrr at q p~c-si
-prins.. Colorado un Mo-, -,t-r =. i~. at ~
o'cis-'.. -. IN, ,ns Peter 4. John on. of
M-ss-r ir-iuifc-. Colorado. on hi. q y No.
-. q. I. ". tC. g. 81. fut the NV = .w .vs
NV nv = nv ."-. =. api ne !. ne lt.c =.
Tp I. y. II. ps. ". ssh y. 81.
We nHin-s the following ri'n~..r. q prove
his continuous residence upon. and uitya;ian
ni. -'ii land. yisi Charles :. sttis. J &p ".
M-'raTi"n, y Arthur Hush-. and IiNry ]
Hay. all Of N--krr Pn-fo''ir.. Colorado
]. l.. HODGES. Hc,,stcr.
tfir-t pub oct :i-i1., Nov e. is-sl
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

: .rSwoop .rpI>g-. Colo. Sept. =. issd.
NOTICE. 4. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has hlci notice of his intrn-
tion to max. final proof in support OF hts claim.
and that said propf will bc made before the
Register and Receiver, at Glenwooi Springs,
Colo. on November =. ls-i, at ~ O'Clock u. m,
viz; Frank Pierce, Of Mcckor y. o. Colorado.
on his ID. <. No. JN. U. I. H.. for the NV I, :.
twb .w !, -e- 10 and ne !. SC a sccn. Tp :,
=. H. ps W. 9TH y. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence upon, and cultivation
~, said land. viz: Edward T. Aver. james
NJ Cole, ID. u. Taylor and u. e. Lilly, nil Of
j. l.. HODGES. Register.
tFirst pub DC, Last Nov 9, sol
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
No,,r. for s.usiieastos.
LAND OFr1CE AT

LAND UTITtE At -
GIn>wooD srHIs.s, Colo, Oct. u, lssi. I
NOTiCE.-is hereby given that the fllio~inr
~ named s-'tilsr ba. ni.i Doties of b., ini~ii-
tion To make nnsl prof In support of his
for. the i.si-t.r .ni Receiver. at Genwos-i
spfins-, Colorado, "n D-.emtrr q, I'D. si 10
O'Clock a. m. via: s.-irsr ". Hossri, on bis
i'ru. u. =. No 80, 4. I. It.. for the = 4. 81 ~
Sec II. and : J.. sw ~ $50 e. T'p n. II. 70
WAR; ".
lie names the following ~itn-e~> 10 prove
hi. continuous residence upon. ane cultivation
Of. said land. Wis 4. a. Huxhes. John No
Crank-n. Jafn~s liay-~ and G~'rr~ tale. all
Of M--ker, Garfield county. Colorado
}. l.. HOD~ES. itsgi.irf.
fYir-t pub Oct Sl-lzs.i Dsc !. i.rsI
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
N.sI.- tor s'asi,.a,,oa.

LAND Ofrt'E At
GLIS~oop srnI>u.. 'nlns. sept. T.. i--s.
NOTICE !. hereby given that the following
. named settler has ni..i nu,ir~ uf his iutrns
tinn to- make nnsl pt,-of in supI-nrt Ii hi.
claim sni that .aid rt,-pf vill T. made i-r'"r-
the Iirsi.trr and Nr,-iNur at slrnuu-i
Springs. Cole. nn Nov. :. i--. al ip O'Clock
" m. Wis Low :. BLOOMFIELD, Of N--kcr
y. -. Colo. un hi. u. :, Ne. .. !, ]. u l'. e.
9Th y. ". .
Iio nsin.-a tho fpiin~ius witnesses tn prove
hi. continuous rr-iirng" upon. and cultivation
Of, sail i-nd. Ntst \. ]. Nuukcfs. T.. y. .u--.
". Tomlin.au and samuel Martin. all Of
Nc-k.r y. a.. Colo.
IL. HODGES. Register.
frir., pub s~p, s,-Ia.t p,t ~. '-sI
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Nosie~ Tor raklteastos.

.trS~oop srluSa.. Cole. sept. Il. i.ss,
NOTICE !. hpr-,'y given ihss tn" follp-ins
i. named settler ha. nlr.i nu'ir-s uf hi. in'"n-
ttun to wake nnsl pr-pf In ..upIut uf hi.
cisin. ani that .sii pry-uf ill L. nsdr h+fnr-
tho it.ssi.'"r and I-.,iN~r si .l-n-ossi spring..
Colo on November 3 t.-.. at ~ o'clock a tn.
yvs Hiram ". Tumiin.nn uf M--A"r y. o..
Colo on hi. u. =, Nc 81. 4. I. H.. &C. q, - fur
the y q, sw = -cr a, and n :, nv y .rc 10. Tp
l. :. II. % " 9Th y ".
He natn.s the following wi'n-..-s To pruN-
hts continuous residence upun and cultivation
ui .aid land. NBs Ephum =. su--, George u.
Warren. fisari wUlis and Jack Nunk.r-. all
uf Mccsrr \. o.. Colombo.
J. l. HODGES, it-gi.tcr.
trir-t Pub Sept .5-I.s.i oct ~. i.-Sl
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At
Gtr>w opp SPRINGS. Colo, Oct. o, l.

TNNN VFFItE At
GLr>woop SPRINGS. Colo. oct. .. iseS.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the foilo~ Ing
'iuu Ia make nnsI proof In support uf hi-
claim, aud that Snii prpnf ~ill br mad. bcfor-
the lcgi.ier and Receiver mt Gl-nwUoi
springs. Colo, On November .. l.-s. at 10
n'cln.k u. M. yni William Hayden. Of Mcckrr
y. o.. Colo. on hi. u. :. No. -. 4. l. H.. for
the So =. -w y, soc .. and u. NV 4. and NO a
NV 4. see u. all In ypl. :. X. p-. W. 9Th =. ".
lie name. the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. nud cultivation
Of. said land. viz; Frank U,rcus. William Gar
f.nhirc.. =. H.. lici'ron and 10. King. all Of
Mcckcr y. o.. Colo.
J. L.. HODGES. Register.
fFir.t pub oct ls-Iast Nov ~ -sg1
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
No,,e- for Publication.

LAND pFftCE At
GLyN~oop SPRINGS. Colo. sept u. i--..
NOTICE I. hereby given that the following
~ nsmo-i settler ba. MED notice uf hi. in.
claims, and that ssiL proof will b- made ,cfurp
the Hcgt-tar and Ncc-i,cr at Glnnvopi
SPRING.. Colo. on Nov. i. I.-s,. at 10 nciors n.
M. VIZ; Andrew !. Yonk-r. Of Ncck.r y. o..
on hi. u. :. No. y. 4. l. ~. C. e. - for the
A. y ~ sw = 60 4 .s- -. and NV a NV a
80, ". Tp I. y. II. az. W 9Th y. "
lie names the following wtr.-s-. tn prove
hi. continuous r--i'i.nr- upon. Hni'cuiti, alton
OF. -aii land. Viz. Levi =. bloomfield. T.. y.
go~s. ". Tumlin.rn and q. ". Martin. ali Of
Ncsksr y. %. Colorado.
Ipir-t pub Son, .i-Ins, ~, m 'Sgf
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
Notice tor Publication.

GLr>wooD srRi.u-. Colo, sept. 8. 1s-S.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler h,- nlcd notice ot his intrn-
tion to make hnal proof In support uf his
clnlfn. and thHf srid proof will bc made before
the Register and Receiver at Glcnwo.,d
Springs. Colo. on November i-sa. nj lno'clock
u. M, VIZ! Thomas e. sbnckl-t', Of browns
Park i. o.. Inb Territory, on his u. =. No.
20. for the =, sv i aud sc y sw :, sec ., and
l.. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: Solomon Roun. Angus
McDpurnil. Willis Ruuff and n. ". Jnyuc-, all
OF Browns Park r. o., Utah Tor.
j. l.. HODGES. Register.
lrirst pub Sept 2j-Iast Oct 20, sal
The Meeker herald., 1886-10-30
N.ss-- Ter s.a s,,~ss,.a.

GtrNvorp sratS.s. tolo.. sept. -. i.-Ss
N,si.- ts h-r-,,, given 'hs' the fu.in~tns
. y named settler hs. hl-si nr,ir- us HE intcts
iior make fnal rruf IN support ufht. -isi'n.
-r.i that .sii pr-,f -ili - inasic before the
the Hssisi-r ani N"r.it-r at .irn-"-i
-prtns. gnln.. on So,-fni-r & l.-ss. at i0o'clnrk
q M. sgs Thomas kiliur. uf Ns-kuf r. %.
Colorado. ou hi. u, :. No. ~, VI IL, lc. Z. :,
for the ne = sr, ~ Tp J. n u " w 9Th y W
hi. continuous r.ti-ti- uJ-tr. nffi cultivation
of .s,ii .and. vtsI rrhrsm y. Co.'s, ], Yuus-r.,
william u. card and ssn,i-i Martin. all Of
M.-srr T.. a.. Colo.
i.H HODGES. itcsi.,-r.
trfr.f r-ib sept s.-iA.t oct ~. -