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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

The method of teaching the ordinary
branches is, too, altogether different from
that obtaining in other schools. In geog-
raphy and history, for example, the dry
and tedious system of beginning at the
beginning of everything and working
gradually and cumbersomely forward is
not in vogue. 1t is reversed. A lads in
Jerest is excited in some recent occur
renee, and with this as starting point he
is led backward and siGewise, If you will,
until a whole chain of geographical points
or historical eras is made up from a series
of links. AS an example, suppose we
talk TO a class of boys about the statue OF
Liberty in New York barbOr. They al
ready known something about it, and, if
properly LED on VIII be curious to know
something more. Then they are told that
it comes from France, is the work of
French sculptor, why it was given, the
French republic, republics in France,
how they started, the Franco-Prussian
war, its causes, Napoleon Ill, Louis
Philippe, Bonaparte and SO on. In this
way the history and geography of a coun-
try are worked i'll side by side in an inter-
esting way,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

Word re ached here yesterday that ticket
No. 26,4l2 had drawn the first capital
prize $4,000 in the october drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery and that u
one-dftl ticket costing 81 sent to NJ. A..
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, was heidi n
jamestown. The lucky man was j. n.
Lowe, an employe OF the Northern
Dakota Elevator Company, who takes his
GOOD fortune calmly aud he will keep at
work the same as usual. In this case the
money comes 10 n poor man with large
family and certainly is "A blessing undis-
guised to them.-JdHleStopR( Dak.) Atert,
Oct. 10.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12
RaiIrnaDp.
South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

ON and after SUNDAY. Nov. IA 1886, srains
~ will arrive and leave as follows:
*Daily: tDaily except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Tampa and way
stations -. -. *IOIs3a m and t4aopm
Arrive at Tampa.... +9:4e m and *S:5Opm
T farapa'9 az lie ave 1920 N and +s.cop
Arrive at Sanford $3.50 a m and *l:Oam
Leave Sanford for Kissimmee and
way stations at o.. .............. +5:00 y M
Arrive at kissimmee at ......... I7:0 NJ
Returning leave Kisslmmee. ...... T6:4U N
Arrive at Sanford Observation-Disclosures. 1850 %
BARTOW BRANCH.
DAILY.
Lv Barlow Junction
ll:l5 m 2:l0 and 7:l5 m
Ar Barlow 49,, 1905, $40 and Sis p m
Returning Lv Barlow
$40 a m u 80 and $40 m
Ar Barlow juno. l0:40 m l:40 and $3.50 N
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the South Florida Railroad.
*Leave Barlow for Pemberton Ferry
and way stations at ............ 7Ii am
Arrive at PembertOn Ferry at...... 9:5O am
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at 4:lUp pm
Arrive at Barlow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6;35 pm
leave Pemberton Ferry ............ ~ III
arrive barlow ........ .'s....'.......IZU III
TLeaVe HarlOw............ ..'...... l'5V Ill
Arrive PembertOn Ferry ............ 6:ZO P N
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER K. r.
Leaves Sanford for
Lake Charm and way
stations . -. fl0:45 a m and 4:5Opm
Arrives Lake Charm. 1915 IN and $40 p IN
Returning
Leaves Lake Charm. $40 a m and l245 M
Arrives at sanford. 500 m ana Zlo III
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS.
Connects at sanford with the Sanford ant
Indian River Railroad for OvIedo ana polh'5'
on Lake Jessup, with the Peoples Line anu
DcBary Gaya Merchants Line of steamer,
and j. T. & X. W. Ry. for JacksonVllle anu
all intermediate points on the 81. Joun
river, and with steamers Tor lndlan river au"
the Upper ST. Johns. ,,
AT Kissimmee with steamers for for'' NV
ers and Bassinger and points on hlsSlinA''
river. .,
At Pemberton Ferry with Florida SoutherIi
Railway for all points North ana Nts!, @na
at Barlow with the Florida Southern hai"'
for Fort Meade and points south.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Tampa with steamer "n ll,digo
ret' for Palma Sofa, Braldeniown, ah 'ssnd
Manatee, and all points ON HlllsDorousu "DN
Tampa Bays. -.,ar,sbins
Also, with the elegant mail steamnsin l ~
"Mascotte" and whitney" OF lne Ii'"'
Steamship Co., for Key West and Havana tu,,,rs
Through tickets sold at all regular s'""''
10 points North. East and West.
Baggage checked through. . eorford
Passengers for Havana can leave .atn AZ
on Limited West india Fast Mail tI It.n,n,
$40 y. IN. (stopping only at Orlanuo, h' plant
NEE, Barlow junction, Lakeland ahu . con-
City,) tuesday,, Thursday and SaluI'Ga f'o,Mna.
Meeting same evening with steamer ~ Nn
FREDERIC II. RAND,
General Freight and Ticket As.u~-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12
FACES.
FROM the December Bfvouao.

From the December BfUoudc.
Wan, white face of a mother old:
Her boys drowned body, dripping, cold.
Wan, wild face Of a mother fair;
With babe at breast, and mercy-wherer
Wan, wild faces, mothers each:
Pity for one and soothing speech;
Shame for the other, and sin and death.
"Loye one another" some one saith.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

Ir has been figured out that AZ sugar was
placed on the free list 10 would cause 4 reduc-
ton Of A.. per pound. THIS would enable the
poor man to buy new pair OF roller skates
every thirteen EAihideiHhid CaIk.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

CoIgats's NEW" soap
Washes better and lasts longer :han any
other. sec big advertisement next
wednesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

There was a prodigious sensation in
IrOndale that day. The Gazette turned
off extra edition after edition. 1t was the
second edition that announced a large re-
ward for any knowledge OF rne where
abOuts of Frank Conway. Toward even
ing men dragging the river came to the
dam that Kate Blackstone had cause to
know so well. Upon a rock, jutting its
blunt nose above the stream, lay lodged
the body of Frank Conway. Among the
crowd on the bank stood Kate, COM
posed as marble. They laid him cold and
beautiful at her feet. From his right hand
she took her handkerchief and, in dazed
sort of way, read aloud this writing to the
silent, sorrowing thrOng:
II would rather die in dishonor than
live in shame. l did my duty to nv en-
ployer, but | outraged myself. Up in
heaven | shall know how great my sin. |
cannot bear my conscience TO be ever
shouting it to me on earth. God defend
the right in Irondale and keep and love
Kate Blackstone. FRANK CONWAY"
There was no riot in Irondale that
night, though solemn funeral next day.
Where Frank Conway should have come
to hold her to his heart, that night KaUe
Blackstone was mad woman.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

But Frank fingered on until the early
carrier came with the Gazette, and be.
tween every line of the expose of the
Anarchists plot he could read the word
"Sname." Then he stroled down toward
the bridge connecting the east and west
divisions of IrOndale, and began to cross
toward his boarding place beyond. In
the middle of the bridge he leaned
against the railing and wrote seemingly
some memoranda for the day-wrote it
strangely enough and very legibly too, on
Rates little pocket handkerchief. A few
minutes later a workman crossing the
bridge heard splash into the river as If
of heavy substance falling from the
middle span. He leaned over but discoy-
cred nothing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12
Intteru.
Capital Prize, SI5O GOo

We DO hereby certify that eoe s,,n.,.,...
s.rdngententS Jor az the Monthly dnd 0t Sth
serty Dra'ol'gs Of Tho Louisja,.a I Stat.Q l,
srog t I6oGng G'd IN person manage ana n
arc cond~oted aOitA honesty, T1irn ,,ss ne san
COCA Ie'th to'odrG al parties, and aoe ,, ana
ne G0mpdnV to use this ertifc4te a, ot.si'
s;r1es our signatures attached, in t t as Lai
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-12

FORT W
'ound pas
Snd Denv
bellevue
Y ardel b.,
oe passen
Oobey.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
x...i...,,.. ~ A......e.,

Notice Is hcsrh, given. IA rrqaifr.s{
Law. that the Board of County Ca,nt I
sioners of the County Of Gasfseli. Ill
NEE, on Monday. July 8. \. u. issa 4
10 o'clock n IN. tn sit as q boar. 4
equalization for the correction ofli1
assessment rolls II said County fo1iI
year \. u. isss.
said session viii continue not S,I
han three nor morc than ten cru S-,
tive DAYS.
And sid Dcari will meet a ses;nI
time as board equalization OH Mo,us a,
July ~. is,si. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
A, said first meeting. the IiArJ
will supply omissions In. and incrrt.(
diminish or otherwise alter OF corr 4
assessments and valuations.
AT sad second meeting the Har
will sit TO hear complaints from tit.S
aegricsci by said changes or otherwise
Rrng oLpLANb,
County Clerk Garfield Co., Col.
Dated -, Glcnwood Springs. II
May -. A. ID. 1855.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Ns,,e~ Tor s..s,,..s,.s.
I.NNn OrYIrE Al

LAND OrrtrE At
.ir>vOon srgiN.-. Cola. April =. f-rSS
NOTICE {. h-r''iy given that the fnllosins
~ rar~i s.stl~rs have hi..i na.t-- of th.ir
late n'"r io ush~ insi rrs-pf in -,ipt-st of their
risitn. and the: --Nt l~,-s wilt - rnasis l. fnr-
Sfnn~st ,sii, ,.ian. Jl"rN .f bis'rics Court. al
his oi'r.' IN t-inj-. ruln.. "n June u i---.. al
y u-i.-s =. IN. Wis Thomas wil.pu, uf Dixon
i. %, Wyurnia.i Ter. "n ai- u. :. Ne. iu-. fer
lots Nos. and = so. 4 7. 10 n. AMI " =, 80 y.
So. ~. 7. n. ". all In " ~ ". s,h y. v.
lie name. the frlio- ing witnr..s- To- pru,e
hi. .oriir'Ic,. r.Siirnc- uI-,n ani cultivation
cf -.,L land. ,ni J. u. In.l-y. q. ~. sherman.
W. ". Farrrll, jr.. all 81 bitus T.. O.. wypa.
ms r.-.. sni R.l-rt Mcintosh. uf slater =. a..
Wyoti 'nE Tee
xlLli,m II. Farrell. IT.. of Dixon r. o.. wyotn.
r.. IN his u. :. Nr. - foe the ~ 4, nv :,
-. l.. "
lie maine. tho f,l'"winE wi,n.s.>. .. prny-
his ,siniin,irfi. fsatlnrr uJ-fi and cultivation
"f sid land. NDi Thufnss Wilson. J. ~. tnsioy
ani z. -. sherman. oil uf Dixon y. o.. wyurn.
,,nnr Trr.. anil u. T.. ylry. of slater u. -.
Wyoming Ter.
Cas-. u. sherman, %, pi,on y. q. wyomins .
Ter. rn hi. u. ! Ne. ig. !pf the a .s a.
SCI. nnd G y nw =. &C. al 7. u. n. II. 20 ".
lie nrtncs the following ~itp..,r- to pr,,y-
his continuous ,csbicrc' upon. and cultivation
of s1id land. vbi J. II. Ir.l-y. Thurna. wilson
ani W. H. FARRELL, ir.. sIi uf Dixon T.. %.
wyoming Ter. and Hsa,tt Mcintosh. OF slater
y. o., wyoming Ter
lfir~t pub Way s-Is.t June v. -
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Nsssee for s'usli~sssss.
LAND oYy,cs At

GLysvoop srafsas, Cola. Asy >. isn. Il
NOTtCH-ts hereby given that tb~ psiia1 n
~ named settler has nis-i nottc9 II w iny 4
iion to make finsi proof In supftxt q ~
Emmett Callahan. Clerk Of the pifrict cog
si HE once In SainISs, Colo. on Jts6 Y, 81
o'riock - m. Nisi James y. fias.. of htC
nv y ne y n. , and s~ y nc y ~ u. Tpt
Il. VI W. 9th =. y.
lie nam'- - following ~itns.s-s to prfs
hi. epatin,isfs f~-Idenr- uI-Dn sDi rtiiiiva "
Ashley. of fsmta =. a.. Cola Wash L. We
man and u. ". ii~nn-tt. nf lonu 7. a.. ~
J. .. Hopiks. it~xisis
iYir.t Pub June S-last jay 10. tAAAl
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
N.sss~ Tor s'uli,.ssi.u.

sLr>uoSp srtu>a.. t"ln.. NAY -. ts'~
NOTICE 10 hrrr',y si,-ii ihst the following
~ named .-sii.r hs. hir.i us,'r. Il hi. iutst,,
i~n.io- :. fsss- ausi yft-,s in .sr,-srf uf hts
rtsifa. urirt ss-ttun .sii. u =. " -tsriif,-..
and tbsi sid prt.s -iil - utsir i~furs
the iEcsisi.r sni iIss-i,rr s' 'si.nvt.si sgrinsr
Coi.r.aa. ~, Jul, y, ia-s. 81 10 a'-la-cs a "a.
Via Navvy ~. siankiar-i. Of Na,i-ll y. ~,
C.i-r.io. ap bis Hurs.,f al rntr1 sts y. fpr
lots anil :. sssg I. r. y. n. ~ ". aud F. a s-
\. 80. Il r. :, =. u, y. " s,h y. v.
lie nsfn.ss the following ~itnsss-. to prpv.
hi. -,riinits r,s'iirnc- uj-r,. srl cult, sii"n
II saii iaiti, VIA .-.fsy iirot. f-trr f-rr-l.
tVll T.. a.. Colorado.
J. T. HODGES. i,-si.i.r.
lIfrs; iub May -,-i.a.' July a
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Nss,r~ sss spsses~assss.
IAxn nYYilE AT

LAND OffltE At III
GthSuoib sratSo.. totn-. Nay u. ~ II
Nort-t-ts hereby siy-n that The folio{s(
~ nAns~.i srlSArs has fi~d natis- of his itIsS
anil that ali pr,..f .ili H. tn.si~ i-rf.sl Il
Hertstrs ani ttss.vtt.r at sl-n uus.s rIsse,is
Cola. on Jui, sth. at 10 .'rissk, 4. ~, is.a(sf
william u, i>sins. of N~rkrf. Garf-td r"\it
and u. Y II 50 Y of ESQ 4. typ l. y u
ssh ~.
lie nance th- ioliouinr Witness Ia te,'
HE cuntiupsis rv-sisiros.' ut-a. and ruitis o =
II. ali isni. vns JsmSs q. k~ssssii. \ y
Oiiiasi. tii-,rf -. Lloyd. Thomas NcN-t .
of Nr~k-s y. u. Colorado.
J. 1. JtODSEs. H~ssss =.
lrir.t J,s,b May ss-iAa Jun~ - tssa
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
a.s,~. Ter Ps sis~.ssss.

GLH~uoop srmiso.. Cio.. Nay >. tsa1s
NUriCE 10 hereby sivsn that the fuiis(Ist
! Y named sstil-r hns 6i~d nothr- II Ais iHs
iioa to make nfiai pr-,f u suppost Ut sis ~
ani that .~id ps,-sf uiu f-r ulssi- t~fos4te
Colo., oa July y, iss. At 10 o'clock = =
wa iL-kiA. Ihistin. of Rouit y. a.. Co,ot I
hi. u. :. Ma =. for the y I, 50 4 s~c - ~
y - ' sc -. TT 3. y. H. ~ W. ah u.
his .ssitinu.sis rv.ii<tse utss,. sn.i r,iisis4ie
Of. all Land. vsi shsrlss NosBAn, WIZ
A. Nsrxan. samuel Ncfarvan and su4s{
Nafkst-rry. all OF hsiit ~ .oh,.
J. Z. HOMES. tsruisSrI
trlrst puf,. Jun~ s-IAst July ~. is-e.i
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Notice Tor s.uh,,s.s,.".

TNNU VFFT'E Vt
GtrSwoop SPRINGS. Colo, April -. ts-s.
NOTICE is hereby given 'ha, the foli-vin, !,
4 named settler has iil.i notice Of hi- tnt.n.
'iun to make nnaI pr,ruf in support Of HE
the Register aud ii.ctiv.r ut Glcn~vp-i Springs.
Colo. IN June u, ls-. vt 10 o'rlc-k n. tn. VII
l'crry ien.s. nf M..l.r T.. u. Colo. IN hi. u.
y. VI. ''
He names the following witnesses tn pr,,, g
hi. continuous tc-i',.nc- upon. and cultivation
nf. said land. via T. y. Fowler. W. Fowler.
Morris Junc. and Il. sspierson. all of Meekcr
p. q. Colo.
J. l.. HODGES, Itcri.tcr.
fFir.t pub Nav s-I,s.t June y, s<3I
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
The Colonel IL Arch.

Dan" said the President the other
day, "are you engaged just nowg"
NO. your cxcellency." said the Col.
with an arch expression. ARE your"
A rnbescent tinge wandered in a
serpentine curve around the self. shaved
Presidential cheeks. There was no PIE
for dinner that day.-Auburn. n. Y.
Dispatch.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Victoria Alexandrin, queen oNgrea
Britain and Ireland and Empires, cI
India. was born May % isID. conse
quently completed her 67ih year or
Monday. She succeeded to the throne
June 20. 1877. and has reigned longr.
than any English sovereign except
George Ill, but, more fortunate thar,
her grandfather, has never been in :
capacitated for public duties.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Nesir- Tor s'~h,,sassss.
LAND OFFICE AT

girswoop svWtSos, Colo. April Is. tsss.
NUriCE-t. bcrrby given that tte following
y named sstticr has fl,-I notice Of hi. intsr.
ton to make nnrl pr'rf IN .uprnrt Of hi.
the Register anil ii"Ccitcr at gleuwori
Springs, ,oin., on Ma, ~. isss. ai w O'Clock
on his u. y. No. AZ. q. I H., Tor the 3, 80
y ne y &c and 80 !. ne u -eu. ~. i. !.
4. Y. - W. sss T.. ".
lie nar,c- the following witnesses to prove
his crntinucu. residence npon. AMI culii,s' tpn
Of aid land. VIZ; Morris Jones. l.. y. Fowler,
prtcr McNevin and x. ssndcr>on all cf
Meehcr y. n. Colo.
IL. HODGES. Hegfs.sr.
IFirst Pub. April et-Ia-f June 8. 1sss.l
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Notice for 1'ublicastoa.
LAND nEYlCE AT
C.yNwoop sra,Scs' colo. Npril in.

GLwSwoop srRtSG-, Colo. April N. Is-s.
NDTiCE-i. herrhy given that the foilowinL
y named settler hrs hie,f notice Of his inter
tiuu to make final prvuf In suppor; of his
claim. nri that ssIi pr,of will b-s made t.fore
the RcFistcr anil Reviewer Mt Gl.nwuc.l
Springs, Colo. ON June I, tssG. at 10 O'Clock
y. M, viz. William ". Cnrii, of Nceker l.. o..
Colo. on his u. : No. ii. u. 7. H.. Ccnfrpl Ci'y
Seriesl for tho NV I, nc 1, sw !, and NV i,
Sc ), SCI. =. I /. \. of II. ga ". 9Th r. "
He names the following witnesses to prove
uf. -aid land. viz; u. e. Wagner, Oscar Hark-
ncss. isi-"s y Calhoun aI.i Hemp 1.e-lcr. all
of Ncekcr y. o., Colo.
J. L.. HODGES, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Farmers in many places are complain.
ing about the prairie-dog nuisance. I,
is worth while To remember tina, quar-.
ter Of pound OF sulphide Of carbon
placed In dog hole in hot iron dish
and the hole covered. will Kill all the
dogs in ttON hole.-Alamosa lndepcnd.
cnt Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Alice Snasrr.

Yang Waugh. an industrious China
man Of Cheyenne. drew his deposits
amounting to $500, accumulated by
hard labor within few years. and
started for the celestial kingdom TO
spend the balance Of his days.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Large fields OF alfalfa are now 10 bc
seen NIL over the country do,ting the
landscape with patches Of deep rich
green. Many fields arr all ready to cut.
and the song of the mower will soon be
heard In the land. This promises TO bc
one Of the most profitable crops that a
Colorado farmer can raisc.-Ft Collins
Express.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

A. r. Randall hs leased the Grcsor,
Feed & Lir~Sy STAPLES. Al says he In,
saddle horses N kny style, color. gait
etc, and will fu}hi<h them at price.
that would tempt hslerfoot 10 rid,
himself sbapele}s. GoS accomtno.
dations for the towboy." nSy. grain
etc, always Oh hand.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Nos,ce for rub,,c.s,...

GLENwooD SPRINGS Colo. April Il. lses.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn. following
named settler ha. Hi~i nuti-, of tfs g-,isf1-
Won :" make hnal prnrf In suVrort ~ his
claim. and thst siih rrtuf VIII L. male Nn-
fore the Register sni Receiver. St etrnuoui
Springs. Colo. on Iun- l5. $50. at ~ s'rir.<
n. M. ,isi geurgv :. wiitcr. Of M-et.r +. o..
Colo. on his II. = No. g-s. u. l. ". fof iois
Noe .. land Z. ssc !. r. n and 80 ~ q. tis.s
%, TsN y. all IN u " " 9Th y. ".
lie name. tho following wine So nr1vp
his continuous residence, upon. and cultivation
Of -aid land. via; n. ". Metz, Darwin Rsy,
Oscar Wil.cy snd Peter Forncy. all Of Neekcr
T. o., colo.
]. d. HODGES. Register.
lFir.t Pub. April fl-tast June 8 Isss.l
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

A rittsburg girl who has been visit
ing Boston has returned to her native
city. She says the atmosphere of Bos-
tim does not SCOT her.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Fort Collins still suffers from the dep
relations Of stray stock. II Is sad 10
:hink that we have anarchists right
among us.-Ft. Collins Express.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Notice for Publi~asisa.
f.ASD 1rrIcl. At

LAND bEtttG NJ
Gtr>~oop srRi>o-. Colo. April 10. issa.
NOTICE is hcoi,y Ei,-u ,ha, The following
d. named settler has hir,i potir- uf his inicr,-
tioo to mako frai prurf In SUPPORT Of HE
the Neri.tcr spd Hecci,cr at gieu~c-f
springs, Cello. on June !. lses. ct " O'Clock
a. m. via; grnsrc e. Wagner. of ~ s~hcr r. a..
Colo. on hi. 10. Z. No. e. q. T. n. fur the - y
-yv. z. 7. !. y. u. ps ". STA r. u.
lie pstpc> the following w,tpc-.~s tn pfuSe
hi. continuous rvSklcnc~ upon. and cultivation
uf. aid land, viz: ". ~. Carl. Os~pr Hsrk-
ne-.. Jsm.- N. Calhoun aud Henry Gicslcr. all
j. I. NoDGy,~, Rcst.sor,
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Mali order depot In connection will
Itawiins Drug Store. i'lD-AsaIs. etc.
ut bottom prices. ADDRESS,, DIR. J. T.
Osborne. Rawlins. Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Mr.. Thomas b. Walton having mad,
arrangements with b. J. W. kipse
Co. Denver. is prepaI I'D to furnish al
kinds of masaincry. kuch as Mowers
Rakes, binders. Way Presses, Thresl,
ing machines. etc, Denver or Raw.
lins prices, with fret IN added to Meek
er. win also keep b st5 such y art.
Of machines most likely to m>ak.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

John Mackny, Of the Forty.seccnd
Iiighlandcrs, is the sole survivor Of
Waterloo In Chelsea Hospital. lie is
propably one hundred years old.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
NStle~ fer Publication.
IAND OrYtcr At

GLrSwoop srHtsa-. Colo. April IN tssd.
NoTICK-f. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has lied notice of hts inirn-
tiun tn make ntai proof In support 81 hi.
clam. and that .aid proof will te made before
the Register and Receiver nt Glcnw--i
Springs. Colo. on June I. ls-6, Mt 10 O'Clock
a. IN. viz. o-cir Nnrknc-., 81 McchcI y. ~.
Colo. ON his u. =. No. :. y. !. H.. for the
-w =. NV = nv 4 so I, sec. q. and a. \ ne y
r.' .. y sec ~. TT. I. n. IL " ". sth y. ".
iic names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuou. residence uI-rn. and cultita.
tion Of. .sid land. viz; James ". Calhoun.
Henry Gic-lcr. George e. Wagner and W. n.
Card. all Of Mccker r. o.. Colo.
J. I. HODGES. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Ss.0O.O inlhe first National Hank.
Denver. says the $. II. 5. In the lest
Nickel Cigar In Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Inspector Gardner is visiting tho In
DIM agencies In Utah. II IL reported
that he Is making things lively n, Tin.
gt.l.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Having leased the Gregory Stables
am now prepared To feed care for. or
funish horses To the fpavslinp public.
A. FsRASpALI.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

I.arr-s, stock; iows}. -pdces. Send
mall orders for dru,sto Dr. j. r.. Os.
borne. Rawlins wyo.f
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Nesiee for Pssiieasios.

CLrS~oop srHiSo.. Colo. April u. is's.
NOTICE !. hereby given that the following
~ usrnci a'sitier bs. ni.d motto. ~ hi- intrn-
ton Ia max" anal rrrnf In .urt-rt 81 hts
clsifn. and that -.,ii pfu-f ~il 10 made before
the Iscsistcr and H"csiycr at tUlcn~,-i sprinrs.
Colo. on MAY n, i.-6. at 10 oclusk a M. Nis
Peter NrNrvtu. -f Mcchcr " a. Colo. I'm his
II. \. So. 1s. u. I. H.. fof the - = nw = ne y
ny y sec. lj and .c !. sv Y sc 70. I'll. =. H. ~
". 9Th =. ~.
iIc uanc. tho following ~itnee.c> to prvv-
his continuous rr-ii. rsc uT-,u. and cultivation
81. said land. viz Norris Junes. .. y. Io~lcr.
". Fowler and J.. ssnd"r.on. all OF Nccs"r
y. ~, Colo. -
j. T.. HODGES. Regissrr.
trir.f Put. April ci-f>a.t June {. l.-S.l
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Stationery. looks. mY..cai ins,rn.
snrnis. Held glasses ansl .psciacles. a,
DIR. Osbornc's drug s,ose! !lsawi,ns, wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

Photographs taken on>fanc,. cabinet
or In sizes to suit th1fmcst fastidio'is,
Next door u Hotel Atkeker.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
BoTTLED GOODS a SPECIALITY.
Nss,e~ I.s Publication.


LNSD ONrfCr At
Gtrs~"op >rfisa.. c"i". Ne, 10. is-Sl
NOTt,Ei, h.r-,y ri,rn ths, tho following
~ nat.s-i .s,'-rs h.sr niesi n.s.. of their In
t-utin o. nntkr nfisl prs-sf In siipt-rt II their
claims. anil that .aii pr,st -ii - nEai- ,--fur-
ta- itrst.i-r anil ur.'-Is-r ut sI-n~--i
-psin.. ''alars.i.. 80 iui, \ i--s at io "'ris-s
a. IN. sisi Isaac ". i.srh. .f N--ksr T.. o..
ss,isr~io. un HI. u. :. Ne. n q. I. ~ a.. a. ~
fur the g :, ne !. aii Z, 60 y .-~ q. 7. !. y. II.
= " ssh T.. ".
lie maine. the faii"-ins -iin--.~. ,c p-,sr
hi. .'n'innp,is s'--i-pr~ ut-pn. AMI cultivation
-. ssii isbi. sbt samuel J. U-nrott. John =.
-trnss.-. ,hsr..,s vhn Mnsn;i-. Jafnrs L. i.a!.
sisii. all uf Ns.Srr T.. a. Coiotsshh
And
Chrr,~s Won iir,-ii. of N---k-,. q. o.. Cole,
fsf,s.. on h,. u. o. \. 81. q. I. H.. TOE ih. I,
ne 49, y ~" s"-i ne = - v .sr. & T. L. n.
lie usr.ss the fs,.s.ins witnesses to rr,,sr
hIa .-,niin~,s r-.tirfir~ apou. snf cssisis stipn
of. ssii Land. vus Samuel J. ~ nrold. Josr
=. st,-i... tsssc ". iis.h. Jsm~s q. k-n.isii.
". uoDgEs. it-.i..-r.
Irr.' i-ib Nay -s-issi July
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

The ~ Monarel, rand Of whiskey
can ir hai nj YetA Little's- The
Cabinet" Sample Il.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05
Notice TOR Pshiieasisa.
LAND OFFICE AT

GLKSwooD SPRINGS, Colo, Nay 10, 1ses. I
NOTICE Is hereby given that the foli0win,
~ named settler has fled notice of his tnteIi
iiol make iinHl proof IN support o. bis ci.lul
nett Callahan, Clerk District Court, al his oise'
In YAm,a Colorado. on July ish, at 10 o'clnrh
u. IN. VIZ; Everett z. Wilson, OF AIisi J.. o.. Colo
on hi, ID. \. No. s6is &C. q. ~ for the y sw \
see "a and ne y mel Of $50. n. NV = u,
v sse- "a rs, n. IT, ~ W, 9TH " ~.
lie names the following Witnesses To prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultlvati's
Of. said land. viz; William !. Taylor. ThomS
Morgan. John u. COLON. kuxene Tnyiol
all of Anal y. a., Colorado.
J. l.. HODGEs, Register.
fPir.t pub. May .S-iAst July a.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-05

a shoal of whales. eighty in number.
was recently driven ashore on the Shet-
land Islands and captured.