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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08
THE NEW TYPE.

The Salt Lake Tribune demon.
strates that its new type is above the
standard. 1t states:
The HALEY Qdaho) TIMES of the
@nd, while commenting on our new
type, says it is kind tabooed as "bas-
tard' in all union Offices. This is an
error. The Typographical Union
standard for BREWER is 13 ems width
OF lower-case al phabet from a to z;
ours is IA ems, being considerably
over the standard. For nonpareil tie
union standard IA ems for the lower
case alphabet; our nonpareil is Is
ems, one EN- over the standard. The
type is all right in every way, only it
rs a novelty in the mountain country.
When our new minion Of tie same
style is received all will confess its
superiority.
The minion face NAV be light
enough, but that of the larger fonts
is too heavy, and makes too black a
page. 1t fatigues the eyes,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08

GROUP. WHOOpING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately r lieved
by Shiloh's Cure. For sale at Tracy 5.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08
DYSPEPSIA.

Se6entary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or impruderce in eat
ing or drinking, and various other causes,
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement of the liver, kidneys, and
stomach, in which the disorder Of each
organ increases the intirmity Of the others.
The immediate results are Loss of Appe-
titc. Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
uence, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
of physical and mental yigor. distressing
sense of weight and fullness In the stomach,
and increased Cosivcness, all of which are
known under one head n Dyspepsia.
In every instance where this disease does
not originate from scrofulous faint in the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon to effect cure. Those cases
not amenable TO the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly yield II
the PILLS are aided blythe powerful blood
purifying properties OF AYERS SARSAPA-
RILLA.
Dyspcptlcs Should know that the longer
treatment Of their malady is postponed,
the more ditfri.lt o. cure it becomes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08
90 Hrtistic Dof11es. -

Dou!.tless, many old customers of the House will
be surprised reading this notice to learn that we
dealing extensively in Draperics, Upholstery
Goods Window Stutts, Wood and Brass Cornice
Poles, Smyrna Rugs, Mats, Mating and other
things for home decoration and use. Although we
have not carried some of these goods till recently
our trade in them is already large and constantly
growing
We have also introduced new in another depart
mcnt, Men and boys Bicycles, Childrcn's Ncloc-
pedes and very fine assortment of Baby Carriages
Of course, carrying the above lines Of new goods
in wise conflicts with our regular stock Of Dry
Goods Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Millinery, Notions
etc These things are kept in larger assortment
and at lower prices than ever before.
Large illustrated Catalogue giving full Informal
ion abou: everything We deal in, sent free to any
address. Samples also flee.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08

BY the piece, J and Is cents each.
In lots of 100, one-half of above prices.
THEY ARE THE BEST BLANKS.
All Of the above are generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
aud coast. They are well printed, on
extra'thlck paper, and gotten up SO as
to require the least possible writing
They are specially adapted to Al.uras
county, and cost less to record than
any other blanks Of the same nature.
.-S Parties ordering by mail should
add and ! cent per blank, for post
age.
All orders should be addressed to
T. K. PICOTTE,
Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08

The services Of the Methodist
Episcopal church for the present w'ok
will consist IN pro,ractcl preaching
and prayer meeting each night. All
Christian people Of this city are earn
estly invited to come and assist in
these services. 1t is also hoped that
stbs public in general will attend.
REV. J. w. MAXWELL, Pastor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08

For lame hack, side or chest, uso
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price IS
cents. For sale AT Tracy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-08

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
.ady. Price so cts. For sale at 'rracy's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

81. Lofts. April o. The inquest
into the tu-t st. Louis shooting ol
Friday last wH- continued to-day and
lp tu noon more than dolcu Wit
nrs.c- we're briefly examined bat mo-
new facts were drvrloprd dl thrtc-
Iimony given was of the ,nmc tenor
as that of SATURDAY Mltnc--r- were
chiefly railroad men, spectators of the
-crur, Wud nli agreed Dlmt lhr drpuDN.
,hrrln- fred the first -hot- lhM uo
stones Wrrc thrown nj thcm, und thnl
lhr crowd gave the deputies mo- other
tor liuuF than hooliup
aud lcrrlug nj tmrm and mukug iui
tHtlug lrmNrhr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

PouLANu ore, Apul l2. LET
tcr- have been received here 10y the
last Chinese mail stating that AN Eng
li-h, German and Chinese syndicate
had entered into treaty with the
MEXICAN government whereby the
syndicate agreed TO send 100000
Chiuc-c to Mexico within the next
twelve months, The Mexican govern
lucul agrees to give each ChinanHn
twenty acres ot land Sixty Chinnmcn
lott Portland last week for Mexico
aud others are now preparing to
leave,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

LuNuo>. Npri. Do the drmur 100
the house oi commons ou Mr. a. ul-
stones home ulr hl wI'l rNiDud
over tomorrow. 1t I- thought u
viii pu,. the first rrudu4 without
division The budget which Wn- ru
have been introduced this evening
will not bee presented uN Thursday
Mr. Gud-toucr Irish Hud-pDhn-c
bin Nil,bc introduced Friday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

Imurtc-t OF % ,u-piciou, character
upon his general appearance, move
muut- on cuWpHui iunsnip, without
waiting until he has robbed tray
crr, tired house or murdered u fel-
low-mau, is AN Important function of
- -hrcWd detective. Even more im-
portmt is the arrest OF disease
which, II not checked will blight and
destroy human life, The frequent
cough, loss Of appetite, general lHn-
guor or debility palid skin, aud bod.
ily aches and pains, announce the gp-
pruach of pulmonary consumption,
" Inch is promptly arrested and per-
mancntly cured bY Dr Prices Gold
en- Medical Discovery sold by drug
gists,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

WN-IuNoroN, April ~ a rcsou-
rlou offered by Book was agreed to,
appointing ~rnnlur Gibson, ~ Louis
iAua, tu the membership of the senate
committee on commerce in the place
OF Senator Jones, ot Florida, during
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

CAuho, M, April /. Freight
of the Mobile y ohio uli-
WAY struck SUNDAY morning The,
demanded 50 tor tw-nly-slN trips OF
luu miles each, aud 2 ,cuts per mile
tor overtime.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

urnH '1 lNr Examiner.
LNHEpo, April ~, II. G.. Ogg~u-
p"h, shot in the Nlr election riot
died this evening lie ], the last vice
iIm Of the cmcutc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-13

R l.um Ilu.. IuWrI- ..NiU.
Uh.h D.. % vor large ..r COR
Uut .....r, tu.. 1rr nowhere -o,t
mI,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
MILLER, RHOAD
Look Closely to Your Interest.

Our line OF UNLAUTDEREO SHIRTS
scarcely need an Introduction here.
They have been before the pubic now
almost year. and we sTe led to believe
judging from the quantity sold ana the
general satiSfsctiOn expressed, that they
have done tie ,,uolio much good. We
sell q better shirt a, 500. than you VIII
md In any other house In the city
$3.50 for half dozen.
Our csc. SHIRT is Dress Shirt, snd IN
every respect equal to q custom-Inade
Shirt at 81. .25-S5.l2 for half-dozen;
Our FLAITkD- BOSOM SHIRT nj 81 Ii
regular tl as shirt-try it:
Our whole line OF SHIRTS are Of superior
cloth and workmanship and arc perfect
nltipg;
GEHTLEMEy's NIGHT. SHIRTS at e9c.
worth 81.
See our ,iyIish LINEN COLLARS at loo.
Fine LINEN COLLARS Csoc- goods at
srsII1' wEg,s CUFFS at lac. pair;
0kNTLEMEN's GOOD LINEN CUFFS at
oxSriEEhSs s1SI ( Siis FINE LINEN CUFFS a,
20c. q pair. ,.,...,,.
See orr bargains In GENTLEMESs
HANDR ERCHIEF5.
We are determined to serve you well In
every department First, by giving you
fresb, new goods We never let GOODS set
90 or shop worn In our house. We pat the
prices Gown ~ once, and they move 9uick-
~. while Others take their place. THAT'S
snsins.s-hke, and the people appsfcis,s ~.
seeono We have but one price. fhsts fair
Too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
COMFORT4BLES.

So best
|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
$ & GERHAR7.
READ THIS CAREFULLY.

We enjoyed the reputation last year OF
selling the best KID GLOVES for Ihe mo, M
new aver offered In Richmond. This fact
has spurred our ambition TO rise higher this
season and double our sales. In order 10 do
this we propose 10 give you better Vaiue
than ever, and make II up on the quantity
we sell so here Is our plan: ~
FOR soc. a -Four Button. Sealloped- Top, very
Flexible. Perfect Fitting KID GLOVE
worth S7c. real value; kx3
For 7So. a Seyen.Hook lFosters PATENT
very Plisble KID GLoVE-no such
For al a Five Hook GLOVE. superior quail
ity and fnIsh-regulRr si.25 quality.
m glVes us pleasure 10 recommend this
Glove. as we know II u better value
than you Will ind elsewhere for the
same money.
JERSEYS!
Ifyou want to invest in JERSEY come
sp6 81 bays @ a fine ALL-wooL CoAT-BACK
Gao nnr Jerseys at Las and 81. 90;
BoUCLE JACKETS for early fall street
wear at Toe. worth s2.2o.
CORSETs!
We have three decided bargains In coz.
sErB, They are from the pese msAeis'
ard here sfe the prices:
Bargain l at 5Sc',
Bargain AT Soc,
Rargain 8 at 7ec.
Novelties in DRESS GOODS af'iS'ns e'e's
See or immense assortment OF BUTTONS
MILLER. KHoADs q GERHARTs
Popular one-Price store,
"a l2.It III eAst Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

lfUSICAL.-ERNESr l.. BOILING,
NJ pupil OF COZ Pianist 10
iNsrRUCTION IN MUSIC In Richmond.
For terms. testimonials. Sc, address
ERNEST l.. BOLLISG.
Box lss or ITO east Grace street. city.
Sc l2-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY GOODS.

Just received large assortment o,
STRIPED and FANCY PLUS BES aud
NFLVETS and VELNElEkNs, &C.,
from 25c. a ward up; ,
Also. a new line of ASrRACHANS In AL
colors aud black from SIC. } Sard--l'sht
weight: -.....,, .,,.,-, -
A vefv large line OF OSTRICH TIPS and
PLUMES Just In from auction at nal'
their value;
Also, another lsIGe assortment OF Fanny
FEATHERS, Just arrived, OF nay own de
siPns-look at them. RVCil N'TN
from lOc. a box: EuBROIDERtES from
2Ac ayard: LACES in IorchOn, Vaien-
ciennes Irish. and numerous otner Einds
atlesthau New ! ork prices.
LACEand LINEN COLLARS-Gn Immense
assortment from &c
NEILINGS OF various kinis-a complete
selection. all cOlors, at less than Ne"
York prices.
Nothing but the best and largest variety
OF everything We carry sud at prices 10
suit every customer. Few more of tho-t
SILK HEASTITCIIED HANDkERcHibt bt5
left at 25c. pOn't content yourself until
you have visited our esta b'is III ment.
GIL EAST BROAD STREET.
sc 9-ThSSultl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
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ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS,
E.XC4TaTORS, PRINTERS, PLUMBERS, .a.ND
PAPER-H,AyNGERS
HAVE ALL LEFT US.


n
connections and a
the elowestp rlces and
Carpets o a
guaranteed
of early IA.
Icase22
lenses 36-inchA
54-nch wv
icaseD Double
leases
leased 5s-uch
IcaEe2 2 inch
incl ! Wool Imp
iHarI line
ong be-
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
Ilpor.n'r y,.rA VIA IL, na,..

''shc Won, do. Marie; she won't ,Io. %
said the man oI the house. entering
Just ia time ,o up,c, the negotiation,
between the misi.,s aui ncW nursery
maid. ''shr's ne, young enough "
That's Just ti- reason l wss .usng.
ing her. she's not young"
II want - younv, pretty. bright siti.
with clean white apron and pretty
cap
"oh, YES. suppose YOU do
You are wrong, NY dear. do not
mean ihaiy"
"Whai,'
"Yuur tone WIS significant. No. I
have - theory. think ihc children
grow nP sooi deal II q th. I.rupIc vii"
take care u them. They get To speak
aud act Tx. their Hurcs. and wish my
children Ia have no iHaHu.Tisms tliii
will H. offensive"
What Kind of . nursc did ,ou have.
iirupg'
Madam hal = rplorc1 mus. hut
it doesn't work with boys. san Fran.
r.l,u Chronicle.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
RANGE NOTES.
twill take two more weeks to iluish
the White river roundup.

twill take two more weeks 10 iluish
the White river roundup,
Hank Golden is said tnbe thcbest a'l-
aruuul man on the muul up.
El wi!h-r nni llud Beall were in
town Sunday They looked tough.
Good large breeding mares in ben
yer this season have sold flr gDri
prlocs
what's the matter with having all
'hr Tie puGi-iip bnys Photographed In
- buueh.
The outfit working the north sid. ol
White river yamPcd ON Strawberry Sat
urlay might
lia Government road and the Picc-
nfU country win bc all rounded-up by
,hr enl ni thi, week.
Several of the lugs of ,lir north side
roundup spent SUNDAY In town. Came
In 10 attend SUNDAY sru1ul.
The late rains on tie plains are caris-
inc stncAmrn east OF the range to feel
happy. The losses Will not bo ls heavy
.s anticipated.
Judge liraslier has the fllt.st and
slickest h"rses On the roundup The
iuds" take, II pride In keeping his
horses In good condition,
The roundup has developed the fact
ilHt the losses frnm cattle getting
int" the ryor during the winter has
been greater than expected.
On SATURDAY morning Mcssrs, Gr'gn.
~. flemming, llank.y. Sibl"cS, Lnr.
ing and I.'ashcr went MP Flag creek
AMI rounded up that section.
Scrub stock {, growing beautifully
less. li.rher grading has become the
rule Ia Colorado. Tie luy uf bls profits
IN hruurhus T-Nis cattle ani M,yirau
Sheep 'iH' passed Fort Collins Courier
Nervous ru!,s -an nn, h. handled ani
broken a. others Hg. The irudrrc,t
and most crut', treatment possible 't
tie unly method that eau IT, surc-s sIul
with them. IL strike them IL io ruin
them. They must lr kindly Taught
what yuu wan; ii.gm 10 do: and tie
whip clnnu, br factor in this work.
The HERALD is indebted L. Secretary
iuishrr ol the White River Stock
Growers Association. for onpy ~ tie
brand l"ns, constitution aud by laws of
the Association, The book va, printed
hy the Northwestern Live stock Jour.
nal. ai,d Is handsome piece oi work
geographically and otherwise. Every
man on the range should hay, cops of
this book In his possession.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
cold Su.s.t..

Tile largest gu'iuussr, ever found Ia
lIr world va, di-cpyrfci Ia -, iii the
bAllhfrl diaglH[r, Niui'.ii, Australia,
aud weighed :. III uuurra tsuy. IL MAS
ycry pure gold, ANA spid iur siS.5su.
Ili!s liliuiuulh nugget Mas called TIN
Welcome. and IuG mI! yru. wits
t., kuIy,! uur ~ tie seven wonders 81
the world. ihr .int god discovered IA
New south Wales Wgs = tremendous
Nugget. aud was luuud uY sbsph"nI
bJy tUi.I.us ,ll,cp. twas - ia :, iu.ss
VI quartz aud gold, aud weighed about
ut- hundred pounds. iur hoy, Iuil at
excitement, Iau H. Ai, mIsgri, wAu huT.
uctly repaired la the spot, and they
ugusrI II up wiki au Axe. II sg.iI nSo
lAtu p.yg,',, aUd oIt uI uig laIs,ag ~ .''
,uu was taken ~ pounds II pure gold.
>iucc lI- luiiug ui ths Welcome,
m4uY other b.s nuggets have Ducu
picked up la various paris II the world.
bat none vIuai tu tie great wonder oi
HallAtag. IWD have beru found worth
- so, one $1,000, tNp ss"p, ont s1,-
80. four s5.,op. twelve worth rum 81
80 io sI.uuy. and eighteen from si.Opp
!. s-nn. California gnuHt h- accI-iiI-
ri with tIiu greatest number uf nuggets,
the annals ul gold mining In that state
during I'll" last thirty ysaih show Ing
numl-Tl-ss others, besides SOME Of the
large ones above mentioned, worth from
siUI t. s!Sp. our nugs.t Mas found la
snowalio- oulcii, Montana, In i-'.i tia,
weighed i5s ounces, and sold Tot $50
Another large lump of simpn'pur- gold
was picked up In the summer oi iss.i, In
Nelson Guich. worth saW5s. An inii-
an iu, found nnplh-t shining fellow IN
scratch Gravel bottom ~ 1870. which
brought him aibrui unr, third 10 value
viz, sJu. \ Cheyenne buck cam" tn.
Ia the siar- At II. Krtgb i've year ago
huldiu. Ia his hand a long. .igiU!c.slapcd
f., ndaut ~ the purrat kiuI % virgin
gold. which hr said be- had broken oil
from beneath au nyruguEtug uHk ii
ihr Zig HON Mountains lie would.
however. i-li uDlaJy Tire exact SPOT
where hr OF 70 from, lluw ls came tp
h. tn jiir shape described Ii b. hnrd In
say. Probably the rock containing the
gold WI, struck b1 Lightning. which
melted the gold. uud It poured from the
rock in a iluid state and cooled into -
sohd before falling tn the ground.
The ioi.d production ut gold M tile
world during tbr four yrars ending with
I-.i. was 1883 tons. equal In value Ia
s5.Eit .U6.-p. yalulus gold at rs ~
per ounce. u cubic inch uf gold IS worth
.2lU. cubic iout saG1. 81. aud cnbic
yard su.g5..Ns a cubic foot of gold
weighs i.-OO pounds ayoirluppis. aud
sl.Op1.UCO would. therefore. b. n little
les, than . cube OF three feet At the
commencement OF the Christian era
there was In the world only ST. 90, go
in gold. At the time America was dis
covered this had diminished To- Sln,Op1.-
10. Then the new world opcued up
her vast trcasuTe-yaults and u constant
stream of wealth came pouring forth
which has not ceased yet.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
Nori' .

The White River Land, Live Stock y
Co. take this method of noti.
yng those wishing To breed T. uleig
aud iigh-Waie Norman
,lAlliuu,, thaJ wliir thry have had u
low cIses Uf Texas .trh' IN their herd,
% i6 nov stamped out, ami mares can bee
Brought ,u their ranch on Miller creek
with p,rf' et safety, as their II not the
slightest d. niger o. their taking tie ais
ease
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
N1rIU o..

The Percieron-Nnman stations pI
Mediation X preifuss Will stand for
mares the ensuing re17nn AZ tHrlr cor
rails on Little Beaver ugl,t miles above
Mcckor un rond tp Hiw mill. service,
80; FOR the season, so. Tnrs' are huth
imported horses, Their cluilS arr sci.
,lom seen Ia the West and $50 have made
oar terms so all may ruIch them who
desire tu do $40.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
SorI' u.

The White River Land, Live stock
n Irrigation company vii! breed ipy thr
Tcasnu on the range aud at the home
usuuii. All stnck ioDkrd after dA.ll hy
clmprl.U, men. lmInrled ami high
GRADED NuTnan-; single service, so,
81 and ~ for season and return II
not In full. For further Information
address J. ". sSrlion, Morkcr, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
" .
NoIi' ~.

Prince. q splendid half-N!organ and
half Norman stallion, Will b. at Greg
UYs stabl,5 inr the season. BriuE Ia
your mares. iricr, SO.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

\ tarpon weighing one hundred and
forty pounds aud measuring six feet
five inches in length, was caught with u
hook aud line by William H. Wood near
Punta Rassa. Fla This Is believed to
be the larsoit game fish ever caught.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
=. =. GfGGEs.

t5'i-l = HsuH as sut. Ai.si riu ,aiti- trani.,i
u' 90 -huiiiisr afHi . nu i,it hif, sni -
nn g. Niss run hursrs tHHHisi " > un t-f
= si'ir, 10" " ani sisi - osiiir arr
81 s''sr-. iiarr". Waite river aui Yrii1u
ssHss i's'iDaiUn s'iiHss. T.. Iirurfuu.
y dtasgr, vsrkrr. Cula.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
GAMpsGLn GarIL. 90.

Ais,u brand ou ta'h .hic.. Nis' uun
un i-r siir. iinf.r brand 'ain~
s.-tt, oI i6ft ihizh. iisnErt Fotuh
Fork q; WIN. Tiv-r. s'.-t-Sry ani cFuoksi
.r--f.. i.s.'usr.- s,iifr,.. Cha.. vun iiran'ii'.
Nn-s-r. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Bishop Sralding Of Colorado. has de-
posed Dean Hart. rector uf st Johns
Cathedral, Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
nt,L& ruocrou.

Ahrt. rrsind uu iru sstg or Hnr ITu Hf
the nuiirHl tar. tHurlz ruir.'Hr ln
,5t,h sar. uursH rr4rd saulr Hf uuf uH 'er
,huuii,r. iBurr. white river. iHi9u,r 500.
phur and CaaI creeks. l.sfrTer Hi'r'Hs.
1id.srF. J1'HniH.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Several kinds of quadrupeds In the
London Zoo suffer from corns ON the
feet, due To- the hard floors. and these
produce boring ulcers. which may eH-
tend clear through the foot. Hernia
occasionally alllicts the monkeys, and -
tiger has lately been killed bi accumu-
lation III hisintestinrs of sawdust swal-
lowed with his food These are new
diseases in mpuageries.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
THOMSON. kEH> a soutrrE.

AiSy- brand on lri; hir. lido ur SHOULDER.
Al.s u~u circle trpni uu snf part -
animal. iI1r.. brani circle un lT's sh1ul.
der. itanF-. riccancc creek. l-riurrn white
river. Parachute snd iluan crccLs. ruai"nlco
address. Ns-kUrs
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
uiss. SARAH ". MILLER.

splits. Also own H.slnlt circle on iefi sidr.
Range. PiCcnuoo orces aul White river Post
niIcc ad1rn... Mccl.or. Guiell couniv. colo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
-. a. ROCK.

Above brnnd on both hips. AL" own ith
on right hip. Ear-rnarks. crop on each rnr nnl
.lii in left ear. Horse bn,nd hN c.nn"ri''
on left hir. Range, Whit" liver f"''"'No
address. Mcokcr. Colorado.
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At-pvc brni on left hip aud side. har'
marks. .luar- cut In irfi car. hanro. White
river and vicinity or Meckrr. fostnihrr adj
,ir-... ". r. Thompson. Mcckur. Colorado.
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IN 1n0...nt stsa.

Tie trial of man for murder had
just cpmn-ncc'liu In u Dakota cnur: when
the attorney Tot the defense arose and
said.
II the court please. We have no fear
~ tn the outcome ut this trial. In tho
testimony We shall prove that the mur.
der was committed four miles from
town at 2o'clnck IN the afternoon. We
shall alsn establish the fact that thcrn
was q circus In town that day "
Hold o. said th. judge cNritcdly.
''you say there was a circus In town.
YES sir, the Anti European Con
glpmrratiun showed there that day
Yes. I've seen 1.-TWO rings. u spot
ted grayc-Iiggins hy.na. aud seven lady
bareback rid"rs. You say the man was
killed about .orlock ?"
Yes. your honor"
Just the time II the ring parade -
The same time"
while the elephant and double
bumped camels were going arounds"
Yes sir"
The prisoner is discharged. Irving
to prove that man WIS four miles
away from town un such an occasion X
looked upon as malicious prosecution
by this court. The unfortunate gentle
man who was found dead without doubt
committed suicide when he realized
that he was in that kind of position
himself. Estcllinc Dakota, Bell.
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wlLLiaH 4. KILLis,s.

Aioys hmni on !of hip. ilpr.c Hnani same
a. ,-it ou In .houiirr, Haugs, iprrr White
and ii,tio Bes,sr creek, i'.siuiicu uddrr-''
Vr~kur. Coln-
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WHITE mtSam LAND AND CATTLE
SONPNNN.

A. IL uASNEY. General vrn-x-r; ", q.
ngNnY. -s.'rvi-rg ard Treasurer.
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Greer, Mills e. Co.,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AZ Exchange Building.
Union Stock Yards, Chicago.

REFERENCES.
Drpyrra National Rank. Union .tHrs Yaris.
Chicago. III.
Commercial National uint. Chicago. III.
Armour q Co. Packer. Chirszn. IL
John y TarTcil 4 Co., Chicago. III.
Warren Co.. tank Inilarula Iowa.
Washington National Hank. Wa hinRtpu.
Iowa.
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