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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
EpIToB Pesr IsrxlLIaTNcER:

EDiT0B fo6T 'isIHkLiohnCkR:
Your issus Of this morning contains
long TRADE Of abuse and charges
made aeains. myself and my official
conduct by Sheriff Cochran. ihe
charges are:
Fifst-Ihe sheriff says that I in
spe eskipR of tie Indians said: II know
they are guilty fest enough. hu;
don't want TO bother about the id
Indians"
Ills statement is absolutely end un.
Qnsli1edly false. As We never had q
conversation concerning that case ex-
csps In my otfise ami IN presence of
three men, let The sheriff prove IL BY
any one OF them.
ssoopd-Ihe sheriff says l ordered
him TO allow vile women to visit the
prisoners ia Jail. This statement is sb-
solutely and unquaiitiediy false.
Third-fbe sherih Gays tried 10 In
inee bin to include Ia his fes bill about
800 for detective services dons by
pariiss, and for tufposes be knew not Of.
This statement is absolutely, uEgugii-
iiedly. wilfuiiy, coffuvtiy and wsiici-
ousiy false.
ronrth-In regard TO the Mckay case,
I had that man indicted before toe
sheriff knew anything OF the case, and
the sheriff nov claims IN bis iirs6s tsa,
ne knows that Mckay and crs~d OF
Pierce county rufiisns, around with
Henry rides, bowie knives ae6 thirty
rounds OF ammunition to the nsp, went
90 there to drive Mr.. Guye Cd. That
Is iost the evidence want. sad | nsv
| .en,and 10 be gut IN possession OF the
| same. TIE osse il down for trial IL
| Nav, and ] shall expect the sheriff te
| furnish me With tie evidence.
This dIsposes OF she charges egaiDsi
nv official cordaet. IS TO the s1rs
.n.ipustions, and base, false impots
lions OF corrupt motives. animas, aIt
| being In league With prostitutes, eio.
made against nle personally, l shs.
take no pofice. Every man nov en-
vironed hy the dangson walls OF tie pen
isenfisry descends IN nearly as tos |
plain OF common bisckRasra.sn IN hi
dsfsm a.ion sad dsnuncistion Of rne 10
foiling him 10 sorns OF bis scssues &C.
clanosr. robbery or exsostier. When
ever I doD', like anything | dor'i rosi
into pabl;e PRINT, go 10 the man.
| M. EDfT0s:-fhis 10 all shall eve
SAY 10 poo.ie about this matter. l d.
NOT ssre eos many sash vile sg.sehs
tue sheriff may psblssh In bath morn
ing aDs evening psrers 81 70 certs
line. hepe the sheria siil cot wss'
nis dirty Isrsn n pob 10 any IA re.
have heard OK some seekers after rotcr
.eiy etfGipa more ;nsn .hsJ wanted ar'
In q manner they e.d1't like. / nos
csoss, and to any nan Who SAYS tkst
esvs b.en false, aotr1e, upcissn, or "a
lesss dishonest 80 my esti ssi career.
s.y e. him In The Isns uzse nf Ho.si
Gfeeley, Yea lie, yoo viilsiE Yea lie I!
J. L. RONALD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
NEWS FRon CERMAAY.
AppRus TO KMPgnoR yRxpHRicK
TIE kLDFEMHy,

AfDkn5 ID khFfAob bhhuhhsA ~
TIE ALDxgMKy.
BrsIIn, March l4.-lbe bnrRomaster
for ksnkosk Who headed tie Berlin si.
dermen. Who eallei on Emperor Fred
erick yesterday addressed his majesty.
After expressing the sorrow OF toe eitt-
zsDs for tie de ssh Of Emperor william.
be tAaked Emperor Frederick for 70
.orning TO Bsriin. and then read the
following a5aress;
"Oa, mos. ii.us.fious and powerful
euperor and king hss entered into tter-
nal rest, founder Of the German En-
uire. hiss gone. He guarded the peace
II the wo.jd even CD Ills death ted.
His death Ia mourned by the Whole
xOrid. His loyal people are weeping.
de grateful capital sheds ktt tears.
Indeas1iuhlv snaraven on car bearis
are the y Yds xhict tie Departed wrote
as a. the beginning Of the year. HIS
last wards TO us: 'RsiJirg oE ny stead
Ias, trus; ln tte Almighty ray whole en-
6szvsr, my rrcesslpR care 10 Tor the
vssssre df nv beloved peepls.'
Most gracious emperor. ws feel - b
yoar &c. pefiai II issts's crisf Of u sou
fer tie ioss o. his father, the sngnssE
Of = commander vito placss tas paias
On the cofiia - the brsd Of the army
ard tie uaoarrine Of Hotter dlsn for
the great Hoherz zollsp. ihsri fore We
most respectfully beg ycus M lsssy 10
Accept this bemble exoression os our
heartfelt sympathy. We admire the
strength Of mind. which, sulded by a
s~n.s o. Gnsy, ovsrcsnss tie Rfeaiest
srfsrsre. Tbs iove OF ycur uos, faith
fal rso1le sseonpsuisd your uosisssy
on yeur hamewsrd journey. fosr ira
;est,'s ,hsone stsnds 10 g city amongst
= psopls vi b great sfssitade. safasst
yovs and r.ebaneins loyalty that couss
from ali oar hszrts via most tearss, it
sr.,.rs fer fouf nssj sjssiy's health. snd
ssosi rsspe- tfnl tSanks 20 year maies-
,,'s interchangeable AMI 6esoied cousors
snd tie visit thst yoGr rasisssy mag be
ersstse ione and hspCy reign"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

A Bro fracaAsx.-Of 10.s0 rieces Of
sgrofeieeriss- Chester Cisary bought
tie balance OF az inap9r,er's stsek Of
ssiss muslin canbric. Ssinsook and
null smsrsiteriss. greatly under value.
H. OF srs the ssu.s for sale ;his week 3,
attractive rsioss. NIL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

Rooxxa Tg.pr-oasstsr Cks.y re-
csiv q q Isrgs is, Of ksn5sane E1sii-h
resones asscs from New York Epc.ion.
be sili -.i! sls sane 10, sIs yzfd ;nis
v-~k, OF scsagbt 90 the tev pfice si
ahsca .eese goods Ars s1sfed te sils
not sail over txen;y yzres 10 sny one
szsssGef.
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rarlcE.. TO CONTRACTORS.

..fsp YsopozALs WILL 81 hfc1fvfD
- .s,sr.rs ssa srsSesss ecees D. 9. :. u
~ a - lsls s. 8, Z. II. u sd u - biaes
- s~.ysis. Al stsssss 10 - elsssss
er sos ~ fseev-d TOE less isaa ees
Wxs - ,. rsessssed B, saoc Mar
.sS seSE TIE nSs. &C. sefees eny al %
~svv.s. spsssessttoas can D. ss~n q
-. Frys's oser. Boil.
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rnE BIG sTkakE.

ycrSz oassEAN EKspFrs u7s pgCIs.cs
III .Hs sABAsa cssR-
Casraso, Msrrh A-yudgs Gfsshsm
Il. .s zoysibg rendered sss decision 10
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sasc:al drives IL babey issssys, big
assortaasrr. sl tos rsw shades. PLAIN
spd fancy. as Csesisf CsesI,'s
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Piano FOR ssls cheap al Gross 4 Co'sa
ossfa nossr block, frons stfesf. 1876
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). THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH Is, 1883.

secp. Sons Of the passengers Did uuite
essines9 selling vhst tsey eocic uss
oas theHsslves. The usvsboy on the
t-st1 sclj one Loaf OF bread Al ier rents
2 suce aed made ~ ons os tie ioaf. Ie
sne Aftesnoon, ct last, the broken se,a
Rfsph poles. trees and oiber ohsatnc
lions we're get o7t os tie var and GOA
70 Washington al; right
Ioe hfakemen Suffered intensely frors
she enid. and they rsrort that the old
nconsaineefs sAy shst size STERN vas
fee veFst known 10 many years.
MANY TRAINS sxowBorxn.
RnApIss. Pa. March iaL-The trains
south of here have bsen hlockaded since
Sondsy. Fifteen trains are snoxea1n5
t'etveeu hsre snd Bridgeport. bat srs
sxpectec to be released today. Tie
East Percsyivsnia branch 10 eztiieiy
olocksded. as 10 she Schcy kill / Lehish
orsnce. Inc bridge al Baoy ssstisn Is
s1lireiy se1cralsxed by the ssosu. Sew
sfal wrecks are reported 90 toe Read
i04 = Colsnsix htancs. Dispaiches
from Aiisntovs. Bsthlehem. Mach
Unnnk, Eaton. Shsnokin. Petit vile,
York and Lancaster report the storm
1sosoaily severe Trains are snow
bound in oil directions and tie tele-
eraph wires are ssi cswn. The snow
drifts are from six to fissesu feet deep
throughout Lebanon. Dauphin. LsiRh,
Backs, Chester and Burks counties.
VOTING uspER prTFicrIrIKs.
JHRsxr CIrY, n. j, March l&-Ysstsr.
day vas set for holding tue spsirg cleo.
tons in many towns. TIE New Jersey
roads beicg impasssble. bn, few man
aged to get to toe coils. In many in
stances ths polls vere nct opened st sli. \
those who came from any considerable
distance we're nearly oversoms by the
cold. and severa! voters bad to be re-
vived With stimuiants. The vote is she
iiR aiess ever polled IN New Jersey.
LK0isLArIoS susPRApEp.
ALBANY, N. u, March 1.-The storm
continued here With uuabated foiy
until early this morning. No session |
OF the legislature has been heIS, very |
little business has been transacted.
IvKsTT yuSEnAts sTsPPKp.
Exw Yokx, March l4.-Seversi hun
dfed passengers rescted Long Island /
City this morning who we're forty eight |
hoors en- route frsm Rockawsy, Long |
Island. The city streets are still blocs- |
AIDED. Twenty funerals eD roate TO |
Calvary cemetry are stuck In the snow
drifts on Baden avenue. The corpses |
bad 10 be taken into the houses near
BY ever night. Some OF the mou:ners.
drivers and horses had to be dug out
nearly fregsn to death.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

New Erslssh shiriinss. psrealss and
ginstams, jsss opsDsd. Chester CIeAry.
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sess 81 geiIeesssx Revenues.

wGsHIssfox. Aarrhls.-Thss secretary
o. 'be usssSTy fss uAHsuit e1 70 tho
boGss a. inmates Z the noet Of 90 iscsirg
customs ressr ues ioF tbs fiscsi yea sn1-
leg Juns 20 i5.g axsrs ga lag x6 st A3.
OF tnis ssnou sSz3Gi5 Is for ssianes
hGc 81 S76StS for ia se.i snsf us expsz 80.
AZ the post OF New fosk the expenses
were estimated ~ ss.ies 3ii
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oss.srzsri hid s'sv~ sesnes. Clsssy.
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New snbro.ass.ss. o.sary.
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xxPxrrKxcz OF 4 PAssEsarR.

Fred Ai-hseis. q youre mao from
stoairetoa, Colorado. VA the oniy pas
s.nssr Who came from Nev York. He
had ieff there al 10 o'clock Sunday
night. Aicsseis vas on bis wsy to
" sss tpe.on. The train left Phdsdsi-
mia Aopday morning sat coon came
in,o A ssyyiao snou drift. II never ssz
zach q bllxz rd," ssi3 Aiehaels, In al
nv life. and have been living 90. west
for the last ten years. right on the
plsins- Tbs train pulled slasiy aions
unsii ve Ros TO Chester. Tasre we're
nine trains lyiEa altogether sssa block
adira she oster. The spos Vas parsly
soyerspa tsem and where the
drifts had been pretty strong. yor
eoaid rcs sse anything OF ihs
car a. sli. Ibsfs v.s uotsipl
10 be dcne. ba. to siop. Ths Wind olsx
A hcrricsne and the snow va eiiniize
! Although the frss Ia the sas vere red
h,s, yst 10 seemed almost as cold a. /!
they bad rot b1rred at ali. We las
| there for eboct ten hours. A good
may CT tie passengers began 10 gel
hansry very soon AID nos coEs piaict'
! began. OF coaf,e itsrs Ssfe so1e o,
o. ih Il hsa sand xickes and sa1h thies a
b1t they did nei ixss lpts. / ccn'i
seink any nsn can eat vhl1e be sses
spne body eise sfsrvlrs- Then tie rDer
| hsd 10 got oas and bay bread. In 81
oar a. .sssorslae. hoEsyeg, se retains
good ehseg. TEr51ah szov ne veEi
psaSiy ap 20 eSf waists eunstn9 . bake
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POI TI.asD. March u -lspec.sl Tho
hat store Of E A. A Bfown, Of thus city,
was closed today by sstscsD,ens. The
following sre tbs assigned eiai g.: l..
Klein & Co, e. & ~ Lee nder & Kreh
sSi G. III. Meysf & Co ssgT Friesf & Co.
S7ag. Late this after o< "a " isWscn-
zs-sg, ee. ieyi.6 additional a,t4f hrnss IL
i1 fayor o; the following q ns: Ihsn-
hsoser & F'ohmaa s5s7 q, Fssischnsr.
Both n {sS %
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UNION riczIIo KxN Oct ucx.
'ouScrL BLuxFs, March Ix.-Ali 4
Itch ensinss Of the upion Pacific I
work in the Council Biuds ys
e quietly taken to the round hor
night and ibis morning by the {
GERS in charge. when ssked III,
sons for quitting vork they eth
! they were sick or tired OF work.
Understood thai they gave these rs
. on account Il JutRe Denny's 4
on, sut II vas very poticeabls be
den an snsineef became sick or tir
N he espied A 20" car ronrtaA
UNION rlczyio xxx Oct mcs.
Peters, rssbab.o raccessor.

CHfcleo. Merch IL i4-Presidept Adama
OF tie Union Paeitio has issued q clrcu-
lar 70 the tfrot thst all business hereto-
fore transacted with Vice President
Potter and all Communications intend
ed for the gen, raj nacaser should
hereafter be sent TO the president ID
basson. there hss been q widespread
belief that MI. Postef's assistant, II. L.
kimoall, would succeed to the vacancy
Hade by Mr.. po,tes's death, bat In view
~ the pfss.dsns's circular the railroad
officials heEs are OF tie opinion that
some other man will be selected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15

PoRTLAsp, Mar H-tspscisl. The
trial Of Z. nj. Harding. Indicted Jointly
with Peafl Page, for robbing an aid
Alaskan named G.. Dick nson, will take
rlsce before Judge Stearns on briesy,
Mueh interest Ia felt Ia ths trial. Tho
9 sstimeny Is 80 strong against the de-
PENDANTS that there seems no p0se bility
OF u CIR esnhpin c nv viction. 1hs woman
ts doing ali in her rover 10 shield Hard
Ing. but both no doubt will hs convicted.
Dickinson IL under bonds TO appear
against the defendants.
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Rsseh Passage TO Heas,.,..

SAN FRANCISCO. March l4-By the
hsrksntlne Amelia 1t Is learned that
the bark @. .. whitmose arrived a.
Honolulu from Port 1ovnseud After
an extremely rosgh passEee. She left
the latter port on January 7th. About
January 18th be experienced q terrible
storm, sonib~estsrly gales and ire
mendonsly heavy seas from tbs north
and southwest. she had to lie 20 for c{
hours. The sea broke ever the ship.
shifting the deSk load. Ivy sails were
blown away and one beat uss broken
Aftervsrd she met oalms, southerly
and southve:tsrIy gales and strong
winds,
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Gable Hallway Csapany.

PORTLAND, March it-l5Iecisi l-Ata
meet OF ths stockholders Of the Port
land Che haIl'o 'oad Coupsny. had to-
GAY, the report Of ths cotnmitree which
visited San rrancisc1 In tho interest OF
the road WAS pses ented wh eh, ga ef-
feof. was that Il tho people here will iaise
$4,000 they C have all the funds n ces-
sary to omplete the road. flom -an n, an
cisco cap,tsiis's. There is no reason to
believe but that with proper effort tbe
needed amount viii be secured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-15
The MILLS Tarim MN.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE ways and
mean coa.mhtce today b gan the formal
consld dsfa'i ion OF the Wills IA IN and rcye-
nue. TIL. the entire Do umg Mt beng read
TO tho committee b, .ae clerk No amend
n ents wese offered for the reason that
tn y viii not be In order until tho oonsid-
GRAFTON OF tho bill by paragraphs, which
vii begin tomorrow and be ntinusA
from day to day until completed.
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California Lady In Jared.

NEw YORK. March IA --Oneof the psss-
engers on the Chic 20 express into which
the Atlantic EXPIRE . ran at Dobb Fer,y.
on Monday was Mrs. Bell. OF Califoi MIA
on her way TO kurupe. She was wedged
IN between the seats and the side Of the
car. and was extr,cated with qTtst dim
Guilty. Both OF Mrs. Iers Ic.s were
bros en-. csch in three places. Six other
passengers were injured, but not seri-
ousiy.
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Tagging Free Of Duty.

WASHINGTON March IL. - Assistant
Secretary Maynard has q form cd the col
ieesor ct New Orleans that certain bag
g'ng made Of domestic oioih and other
materials, and exported IS coverings OF
cotton In bales. may he returned ff. Q Of
dHty for Ieissulaa ~ snsh h coverings on
su 1~f n gea I EXPORT Sfiun.
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HIaH pBIyIs At IRoY.

TReY, n. z, March 14.-There is over
four feet Of snow on the leve. and the
drifts 80 high in some places as to
reach above second story windows OF
houses.
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nRY ALDER AND fIR WOOD cur ANT
IL dss gsd lsesta. Dgy sindiing specially.
cal 6si.vss Cd - any rsst Of she Il y.
psdsrs rseeieed q, l2 Front sreet, o. st
sSdsn noysins' sbsr5, ~. ~ Sc res s;Essi.
naisIm r. a. EfssFtL Pros fistut.
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CaIIfsruIa Republican,.

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL The Repub.
iican state centrai committee met here &c.
day TO determine the tlme a. place of
hold ny tbs state Convention which will
select delegates to the national Repu oli-
can convention in Caicsgo June next.
and a so presidential electors and NOM
,er- Of the next sti cent al Committee.
The committee decis ci 20 hold = conyeu-
ton ~ Sacramento ON May Is. The com
yention will be composed OF tss deIos stss.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
nrucC TN.

You are feeling depressed. your ap-
petite Is poor. you are bothered with
headache. YOU are iidgety, nervous. md
generally out of sorts, and want to brace
M. Brace up. but not with stimulants.
spring medicines, orbitters. which have
for their basis. very cheap. bad whisky,
and which stimulate you for an hour.
and then leave you in worse condition
than before. What you want is an
Alternative that will purify your blood.
start healthy action of Liver and Kid.
neys. restore your vitality. and give re-
nowed health and strength. Such a
medicine You will lind in Electric Bit
tors, and only 30 cents u bottle at any
drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
Their isu.isc &c. isoon,,ux.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival OF trade at many drug
stores rs their giving away to their
customers Of 10 many free trial bottles
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Their trade is simply en-
ormous In this very valuable article
from the Tact that /. always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs. colds.
asthma, bronchitis. Group and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting n
trial bottle free. large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
Notice for ssu bisrssisu.

LAND pFF1tH AT
Gib>woop srBtS9-. Colo. bc. q 1S-..
NUricu-fsb-rvlyE Eivcn that tho following.
y naps'i settler has fi-d notice of hi. intrl.
'iun io make iipai prof In support Of his cisin
nni that .sif pruf will ha inssi- h-fur- the
Rrgi.irr and lsvri,.r at Gi.nwcs-i Spring..
'olou,in. on Fotrunry =. is--. ut 10 O'Clock
n. NJ. VIA: Charlie T.. Wilson. ~ A,isl t.,lu
On his u. y. y. =. No. IN, Ute --ri'--. for the
.w -w i src n. &C 4 =" :. See H. nc \, ne !,
9Th PH.
lie nance the following witnesses to prove
hi cor ttlnuous rvsidcnrc ty1p. anil cultivation
.Nip,op T.. Durham and VIM. y. Taylor. all II
Aaisl. Colo.
s. J. bEI.,N. Rcst.t.r.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04

The officials Of the Denver h Rio
Grandc Railroad drDy tia; the scheme
of tho Rio Grand- y Pacific road Is u
blum ,o in,inida;r the stockholders OF
the Rio Grandr Western. They ~,
the Denver Il Rio Grand- Pacific Wa
organized 10 build 10 Ogden and this
will Ia done.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
>ssd- Light ct Isl. Love.

Wife iplcailingl-l'm afraid. George.
You 10 no; love me as well as you used
io 10.
iiusbani-Whyy
w.sc-!'.csnsc ,ou always let me gc,
up To light the ire.
Ilusband-Non.cnsc. my love. Your
getting up TO light tho 're makes me
love you all The morc.-Bcston Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
N.,a. Liss In . Na ~.

Gentleman getting his boots shincdl
Isn't Your na,nc Teddy Mcnamara.
boys
Itoatbiack- Oats nc name In private
life. -rain't inc i-rfesh' nal name.
Gen,icman-li Have YOU u professional
name.
Iio.gblark-Yc,. sir. It's Garibaldi
del Torso Spaghetti. Yoas have io have
an Ey.,alian name or you don't get no
-llinrs
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
Sssiee for Gsuslt~asios.

LAND OFFICE At
Gtrtwoop srNi>s.. Colo. nc.. u. t--.
NOTiCE-ts h~svi,y given that tn. following
~ named settler has nls-l an;is- II hi. inf~n
'iun to fnakr nrsi pr,-nf IN support of hi.
for- the ii..i.,~r and ltr.-!t.r ut Gi-n~o-i
springs. Cello. on February .. i--.. at !,
u.cl'-k .. no.. VI: Gsur.v LiUnan. oi
N-sS-r. Cola. un bis =. .. u. r. No. .-p, rfs
~cri-., for the = :, - :. and . =, ne 1. sec T.
Tp ! y. II ~ " 9Th f. Il.
lie nsncs tn. following witnesses to prove
of, .aii lspi. Nisi ". T.. yrsich, J. u. Heed
worth. Harry Wells and Walter Wells. all oi
Mc.kcr. Cola.
= !. prt.,S. Register.
first Pub Dcc ~. i.c.-ta., r.b 1. 1881
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
EucL,rn.. Arn,c. ss,yc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price 90 cents
pet box For sale b, all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
N.,,.. 81 v,.., s...,....s.

vt ..trs-. hrisnn. dsc.ss--I.
NOTICE ~ HtSEiif GIVEN. That 90, -si
~ ur'isy. The -sh i.y of t-s'risry. \. u
s,s t-7irs up- -, il- regular ssys Uf ths iAs
rrtni-f \. u. -. Term u' tho rssint> tosift ~.
.srt-!i t.sInty. n th- Slai- u r.lrsssi... o.
ito,~ft lt-isrn. AsiaiiaisifstDr of all .s;afr,
siil sppssr i.f,srr IN. Juhs- uf .sii s.urf,
pf,.~nt my anal --sti-nsri a. .u.h .tdtnini.
tratuf. prar ths rYgfps al ~ the same. sni ~ NJ
then Apply ts l. dt.- bsrs.zi ss si,-h .tin.ini.
trrint. A. -hsch time AMI place any t--r.sr
IN Interest NAY sri-sr srf rF-srni "iiJ-cfi"n'
TO IN. sane. " any rh-rn- H..
Dated at .isn-uu.i -prinss. Coiorsfs. H.
-cm,-r =. i.-;. uDH,!itr Hrt.NN.
Aininistrutur 81 tho Estate
~. 7. -ttr. q; iame- ilriszn. i-s,a.-i.
Attnr,s>.
tpir.s Isih Iau last r,t I. iSsl
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
4 Nsal Yard.

Thcs., desiring coal can have the same
nj the cosi yard of i. ". Fairfield trcar
of tvssarn.ci al $40 y~s ton. AZ the
ians 5. ~. and delivered 10 ANY part o.
the city >sj.DD l-rr ton.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04

An 1rishman remarked to his CON
panion, on observing n lady pass: Pat,
did You ever see so thin n woman rs that
before 2" Thin replied tho other.
"Botheration! I seen woman rs thin
as two of her put together, so 1 have. -
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
ttss Drug Stsre.

For drugs. medicines. paints. h.,ks.
stationery. fancy ard ,oiic, articles.
urli glasses. artist, materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. 10 OF send ,our ordcrs
10 pr. l.. siuy-r. kawlins. Wyoming.
and get the lest goo-is at loves; prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
fOH SALE.

Ar A BAToAIS-One Of tho bes,
ranches on Coal Greek. Proved up on
For further information call on or ad.
dress Geo. w. Martin, Meel;er. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-04
Chris
BATH HOUSE
AND
Barber Shop.
Hot. Cold. Shower and vapo'
Baths.
TilE
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