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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-09-15

LIVINGSTON, Sept. 8, 1888.
Board met in county clerks office in
regular session, present Geo. H. Carver,
chairman, B. F. Myers and G. NJ. Hatch
D. P. Van Horne, clerk.
Reports of 0. NJ. Hatch, Vim. H. Red
field and Samuel Hosford, justices of the
peace, were read and approved.
Reports OF J. A. Bender, Peter Melin,
M. L. Baker, John Ellison, J. P. New
bury, W. P. Burton, A. J. Ringlesby, G..
H. Phelps, H. O. Hickox, VIM. Ingersoll,
II. MacAdams, p. C. Hickox, D. n. Ely and
s. Q. n. c. Brady, road supervisors, were
read and approved.
Report Of F. W. Wright, county treas
urer, for the quarter ending August 81,
1888, was examined and approved, as
follows:
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Resignation of H. O. Hickox as road
supervisor accepted and Ed. Adam ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Bonds of county and township officers
examined aud found sufficient
H. G. Davis, w. H. Lee and J. j..
Counts were appointed viewers on private
road petitioned for by Conductors Min
ing Co., view to be made September 18th.
Warrants paid by treasurer Cancelled.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER-To Perry Altofer
~ or his assigns: You are hereby notified that
the undersigned has, in accordance with section
1924, revised statutes of the United States expen-
ded in labor and Improvements upon certain
mining lode known as the "Ella,'' situated in the
New World district, in Park county, Montana.
500 for the year 1887 Said mine is situated on
the west end of Fisher mountain, at the head of
Clarkes Fork. And you are further notified that
unless you pay or cause to be paid to the under
signed, within ninety days from date of this no.
tice, your proportion (one-fourth interest) as CO
owner, your interest in said claim will become
the property of the undersigned, under said sec
tiOn z, ,324. THOMAS MCkEEVER.
First publication June 16. 1889
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nEsERT LAND, FINAL PRoOF-NOTICE
IL FOR PUBLICATION.-United States Land
Office, Bozeman, NJ T., August q, 1888. Notice
is hereby given that John E. Gustine of Living
Of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. 256, for the s. W. a and S. E. a
Of section sO Township l, North Range 10, East,
trict, at Livingston, NJ r., on Friday, the 18th day
of October, 1885, He names the following wit
nesses to prove the complete irrigation and re-
clamation Of said land: R. D. Keeney, Edward
Bennett, Owen P. Dabney and James Kirkland,
all of Livingston, Park Co, NJ. T.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
Ost Pub Aug. 25, 1882
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Sept. Z, 1888.

Sept. Z, 1888.
Board went to Fridley to examine
bridge.
Board met at county clerks office at 7
p. IN. All members present.
Resolved that F. F. Fridley be request
ed to submit an offer for the sale Of his
toll bridge across the Yellowstone river
at Fridley.
Rates of toll on the National Park toll
road were fixed as follows:
Two horses and wagon, one way. ........... 75c
Each additional span of horses ........... SOC
Each saddle horse or single animal ........ 25c
Driven loose stock, each. 1Oc
Board adjourned.
ID. p VAN HORNE.
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READY Er,i. BUSINESS

Between Greet Fails. fort Benton. Assinni.
boine, Dives end other Efontona POINTS,
and GRIND f,orkss, FelCHs iTcMs. Fargo.
Waferto;yG, .zAartccn. EKendaje.
ST. Pc:..' H..ner?ohs, and
ALL POINTS EAST AN3 SOUTH.
Through Sleeper between Great
Falls and 81. Paul.
We are now prepared to handle all
kinds Of freight. Stock Yards have been
completed 1T Grca:, Falls. Benton, Big
San!:v, Beaverton, Poplar. Montana;
D!rnrd.. ,Trwncr, lIi':ot, Dakota; and
Cr oks!on, .;inDos IA containing all
g; :. hi i: 81 81 $ &? 81;
Roadway and Equipment, with light
grades, has ma.It: onr lowest average
time on stock tr:'ins 20! miles per hour.
E,tes s.ways as Low as the Lowest,
Ifyou are going Fast or South. send to
our nearest Agent. III the undersigned,
for rates and 9th r Information, which
will Le chctrfully furnished.
A. L. MoIrLER, c. II. WARREN,
Gen Frt. Agent. Gen'l Pass. Agent
VS.. ALEXANDER. A. M,HvEl,
Gen Traffic Manager. Gen Manager.
81. PAUL. MINN.
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Reports Of the following county officers
were examined and approved, the amount
Of fees earned and collected being oppo-
site each name:
We Fowler. deputy clerk district courts g 90
= Bailey - " ri It a" 2s 80
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LIVINGSTON. MONTANA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1888.

| EOR FIRST CLASS NURSE, call On Mrs
! y J: A. Muzzie, residence Riverside addition
| VINO, II desired, will furnish homeopathic medi
cine and guarantee satisfaction. Treatment OF
children and fevers specially
II OF P.-Meets every Friday evening in
- Ihompson's Hall. A cordial invitation Is ex-
| tended to visiting brothers..
A. W. MILES, &C.
z. II. TALCOTT, K. of r. and s.
Yellowstone Lodge No. 10, Livingston, NJ T.
ESTRAYED;-A small bay pony, with star
~ in forehead, and right hind ankle white,
branded 3 A on left shoulder. reward of S.
will be paid for information leading to it's recov
cry, or $40 for its return to E. D. Conger, Liv
lngston, or to D. n Ely, Pine creek ranch.
LNOR SALE CHEAP. 80 head of good cows
IL and year old heifers. Will give six to twelve
months on part of it. This is q bargain Come
and see for yourselves, Willowdale stock ranch,
Shields river, Montana. Address, 0. F. Dabney,
Livingston, NJ. T. 16yl
STRAYED FROM HELENA-One sorrel horse.
~ no brand; white face; three white legs up to
the knees, two front and one hind; seven years
old last spring. One gray horse, same age;
branded N on top of right hip. Sorrel horse
weighs about $50: gray horse about 100. A re-
ward Of $25 will be paid to anyone giving infor-
nation that will lead to their recovery Address
l3-4* PETER WALSH, Helena, NJ. T.
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SYNOPSIS

of Proceedings Of Board of County Com
missfoners of Park County at Their
September Session, 1888.
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D0Pt' 1000'
Board met, all present.
Albert Cook, w. L. Linton and w. P.
franklin were appointed viewers on road
petitioned for by A. Cook ct al: view to
be made September Goth.
Report of viewers on road petitioncd
for by H. o. Hickox ct al approved.
George B. Cook and Howard Bros. al
lowed $40 respectively for damages.
Grand jurors for the next term of the
district court were selected as follows:
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D L Willard, trustee, merchandise j. {.

q u Joy, sunury Wltness 1ees.
NJ X Wilson, clerk at inquest.
Thompson Bros, merch andise.
| G w Savage, meals for jurors.
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MhI..ilnr Jns. OF torn.

Tho tiivador- or musical Jugs found
rfnong t'ic burial places of Peru arc mos;
inEuuiuus sI.c mems Of handiwurk. 4
niiyio in tho william $ vsux collection
Of philaielphla oousis;a OF two vases.
whose bodica aTs ned one 90 tho other
with Il hyis or opening between them.
Tho neck u one of these vases Il closed
with the exception Of small opcning In
which clay pipc is Inserted leading to
the lody % a whistle When liquid Is
poured into tho open uccl;cd vase. tho
cir Is oinrrcfHtd IN the other. and. cseap-
lug through tho narrow opening. Is forced
into tho Whisi.e. tho vibrations producing
sounds
Many Of thcs, sounds r-prcscn. tho
notes u birds. oac In the Clay collection
Of Philadelphia Initiates tho notes OF the
rohin or some other member Of tho
thrush tribe pecsllar to roru The closed
neck Of this double vase Is modelled into
n representation AZ birds head. which is
thrlshl!lsc In Character Another water
vase IN tho same collection representing .
llama. initiates tia disgusting habit which
this animal possesses Of cjccting its
saliva when n,d The Kissing sound
which accompanies this action Is admir-.
ably Initiated hblsck tube Of oarthCn.
ware. orramcntcc with Wu:esque head
tn low relief. to which short arms sru at
tachcd. pressing aihrco tubcd syriuN to
It's lips CLAY colloiionl deserves especial
mention. as Il suggests The evolution OF
this inEtrimcnt fom single tubo to
mcro complicated trins. Swiss Cross.
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GOOD ADVICE Aaour EATING.
doctors s,nAshins oii Time super.tii''h'
Abon, piusront niuds of Food

About piusront Etuds Of Food
Some reen, REMARKS by DR. James C
White. prufessor Of dsuuHtology Ia HGr'
ward university. ara directly Ia limo with
an article publishol only Tow days ago
IN these etlnmus on tho subject o! sensl'
be eating There la Of cuufae, no sub
jeci coneesalng which people need lnioF
nation raero than they DO about ealing
and there are yey fsH SUBJECTS on which
morn ridlellugs notions are eAisnt 'ons
mans me4. Is another mans poison u
an Old and tla5 say.rg Sc; q great iaa
iaflty Of tianL.al have Ideas OF Diet that
hro fofaat from lho experience Of other
pc0ple. gr.d ihrr Hess arc very commonly
absurd lr White dlsposes of some o.
these nlfio,l by tie authoritative utter
saec Of a tbusungh scientist
Tor example be iouclea on tie old
wives isl.s that butter la liberal quaint
ties will eluss caillrsn's faces 70 brcal.
out with "huiicF foros lie declares.
what inicingrn, people have long known.
that gool batter uHroo-cI i peTir-ily
harmless food 80 far A. tic ssla is eon'
er-nrl. aud ho ulsii have gone much
farther for the limiiaiipn wls unreara'
sary IT, says. however. that tho roii1n
nllulri 90 probably cilus irum the iaet
that the usn ~ Impure Juti.F In ig1si
uth~Tgiss iudiHsilbl' may have dis.
iurbai tho stomach ard produced impure
blood Ia sufuc eases Il Il morr tEe!y 10
have e1sac from thn efforts oi T.f"Hts ~
limited meats 20 curb tGdlt r..l+nnb il
duisatcr Ia hn expensive HailF 10 -
ccFiain that much u the g. li-H against
raniy ealan from this f-fiieg.aF can a.
though uiih candy ss Ni.h au:frf tho
L. " -
onns TO r.!liier4trl anl .atrIr grairs
Nothing Is mnrr enmmfu thun 90 b sF
Parents tr.l their ehulsrH thst ealing
candy vii. fiin iaciF irs'l bai i ls g.U 2
ll-rly 20 b, an uttrHsHr~ Llrtstei b.
c-unnfay ~ all eyc.ts. 40 educated
dcut.z; uiii lndogzs tho statement
Tho potion that blcsN arai cakes anf.
oatmeal arr productive ~ skin dlsstsrf d
also niia-Asd AID pretty thoroughly dc
nullshrd ~ Professor white, a. wyll a.
that ahauFiity about tomatoes which tfils
Etsrtc,! b. do l.rUis n srHrrati1n or ~
hsp 10 aid tia, tomatoes wrna pro
d4r;lyu % cancer Aui tliat ilry lposrus.l
and drsfruTsi the teeth pg Nhlip do
rllr~s tons tn.-- ard uitm1ai 90 10 llra
lees aud valuable fools. and p1.n's a. The
simple Tat tbs: tAs oliy danger IN cat
!aF buck ahrat lifa In tho faGi thai
u il np; 10 h. scryci uP hot Ia tho forsH
n Improperly cooked cakes Thrsr may.
sad ar very likely 70. upss; the digrs
ton IL dcc!arrs, borrower. ika; n s'r.1t
d'g's1n aud . healthy lpps;iie sill iaks
care u the skin 90 faf a. the effects %.
ios-i uFr concerned. Hni that IL natter
liitir what kind ~ iro,l IL us-'i 80 long Hi
{; Ia rgrs. Of good quality and properly
prepared The healthy stomach uill tusl
Il ln;o god hlpoi Tits II Wiii hu ncon
h = sini.laf utte-anuc 10 that II pr Aus
tin Flint. fceratly qg1trsl. ugly iha, De
u " iiIs' ss .sii i' Y. r., shs: III. ssa ~ ii. is
whra you Ike. suf cat an much n yui
Ike Nau may ret g1gt that way. lu
not dys.cgaA New losk Mall Eal *
p=f-f
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\ i..ii., olrl.. rt,r.t,,inr.

The pro-.sz Of prsfaFing = f'r-u-h ballot
risl fus hur debut has ,'ccn divllsyI b. q
Iiy who "a a Jrufr'a1r pi tho art r,
Lflalminins. e. Il may - trrfHri Tie
dausrus-. uito Is about TO faiFy ION uiastlr.
riis tr!nrc hcf l1aslns s.Ass and over
face. aruis. uttk. shoulder. and hisafn she
srrHlis a coat 81 liquid white Which dries
sul inuas sort u yafulah This fiFs;
coat lis ifr'ass'a With liilir cold cF,am
as.d rrrlamta Il with a dash of t.1nd-r ds
"a Ilrn she touches gp lrr checks with
vHr1lilipu. hcighiCfs the r,d ~ her lips
ssh earfu!nr masu.fys tho contour uf
the rycs Wlth kohl. paints her eyebrow.
with Indian lax. picks uui Few vo.na.
and thr mnaii, u complete This urcra
ilnu f,vJuir-s a. least half m hour SuNt
tho dancer draws uu lrr silk tights. aud
neat .hc dnns lcr uuderskist. then follows
tho cnrs1gp. tho I've uF ten ruuse skirts.
OF w;iaicrur fuoFpor lgas aurritci cr1,ump
may d, worn and faally tho brprrlcts.
ctFgiuFs. and miscellaneous irwUiry ruieh
tLf-u young luiiirs viii insist un wearing
Thus cquipfrs; slu huunrcs on to the
stage, smiling fn,sh and Fny. and fitting
ysih easy Eucc ibmuFA her pas. nps
plaudcd by Ito admihng audirncc n,
ilr mrmcui that her back 10 turned 90 tho
public the Sg...ia ysuishss. luf fac" b..
cSmc- srfious her features sfu grimncing
and drawn with fatigue. ani a. she irisacl
us yc $50 that she j. painting for brcath
and biihcd In c-srtraiion And by tho
time rhc has III h.hcl dancing shc will hc
- worn out tlit she viii scarcely have
strength enough loft 10 crawl upstsiTn to
her dressing 10 N. whore shc viii need to
Is rultcd dowI and tended like an ose..
taxed r.lcehorse Home Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

ical ads. Wo are going 10 ran !ne
hlcsrr at,p, ouI oRu style, whCthcr it
plfgsea tlc bguus, Of Jactasi lli.l cr
tae hals starved coyotes boo luyrgty iloi-
iow Whlc $50 don't hHuher after .a-
ylatl6us to cuahrc parties and church
social5, We ioui propose 70 take aHb
from amy set.
While We are willing 10 boom the
loar wc don't propose 20 sit up nights
10 Ret tho outside world kuaw that some
citizen ha, added bath-tub 10 bis aug
ont, or thai seine merchant has just re-
cciycI o lic,', wuG Of bed ticking
There has aasu Liats thrown ont lY
the cour; house ring that Ge are To be
starved out Is it On. gentlemen. We
are now SIS ahead oi tsg ga;Hr, have
qaVer enough oa hagi for ten weeks
mdour living expense la,t week i11,el
mp only % ecats, We came 20 slie.,-
Arizona Kicker.
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Al gentlemen atttudiu: this
reception VIII hcrNFee,ci
toWeas i white sb.gt.

This inference was as plain as the
pimplcs on Judge Giljcfslr-yc's uosv.
They thought we'd attend with 5u
afmy blanket thrown caJrlessiy over our
siuulicr. Th. object was 10 lrt o..
know that Nlfs Judge Ci.dersieeyc lid
lot look upou ~ as know Ing vhs, te-
lorgei so manners. II was all right.
w didn't go. IS whether the Glider
sleeve sing cmo ost ahead opiai'n dii-
fcfE our account ~ the party. headed
Gathering nf ,Ir Ngl;uucs." Is still 90
i1g the rounds oi the press. In tbs,
article wr proved Judge Cildcrlrryr Ia
he au tmacszitr aud horse thief. and
we aliucrd positive evidence that Mrs
luigr was broken down and PLAYED
cut fortune teller who had been cum
PEELED TO skip from II. Louis. The
Judge called 1t the Kicker office next
day with shot gun. but when We
brought nut more lrtters-rgoufs that
he had served time Ia three prisons aud
that Airs. Judge still had the work.
house cui On her hair wirr she arrived
in Arizoua-the Judge d.i not shoot.
Tho Jackass Iliil SGT next tried to
make is sing small They got mad lie.
causo We weren't pulling them in every
issue. Colonel Decker had two shill.
ings worth uf repairs done ON his mule
harness. and the Kicker didn't notice 1t.
Mrs. Professor Froihiugham turned
an old silk dress iop.to-lottom 5nj the
Kicker didn't come out with notice
shat she had received another $50.
dress from Worth. Major llorubloweI
put n porcelain door knob ON the from,
door Of his adobe. and the Kicker aid
not couy out and list It as one Of the
enterprise bound tn bring in ncw set.
tiers and boom real estate. II was
therefore determined ;b down Us. Lis
I DE l.isley. the rtd-headod daughter of
the one legged county clerk. made her
debut and we were not invited to the
blcw-out II was an action intended to
break uug heart aud we promptly
countered. II WAS On our trip that the
I sheriff went mp about i0o'cluCk that
evening and gathered IN two bigamis,s
from New England. an cmbeZzIer from
ONO, and fugitive from Chicago, all
of whom were locked up as the cream
OF society, and were airing their friils
and sea!lop' at the grand debut We
are here TO stay. We put up our own
slanty with cur own huuds. We board
aud lodge ourself. ard we have not only
got the cost Of living down so fine. bui
are getting our white paper 50 cheap
that we can make money on list of
Thirty subscrihars and three pages of
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The lnlerOcfau explains that uu;'
w.tls,anding the difference In the cusi
ot labor, The prices of iron on this side
are hlTdly eycs more than twenty
per cant. greater than In Easiand. aud
as rule not more than tcu pgr cent.
more. TIE competition on this side rc-
duce, the business 20 the lowest p01s.-
be margin, nui there could H. no fur
:hcr reduction without attacking the
9Egts oi the lahorr.s. TAr matter t.,
dGs,s Itself 10 inat al once, aud u is
this matter which the men of America,
will ie called up1n 10 decide ,ais yrar.
salt Lake Tribune.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The Pope b. no, popular lH ireland
at present says the Denver Republican,
because Ibis recent rgs,ript rs designed
% Interfere wish The political methods
adopted hY thr Iioiau lIulers. one Of
the speakers q, SlHlay's mretlng in
Dublin m1de O good point wiien De
called attention 90 tie fsct that boycol-
ling, uh.ti l5 condemned IN the re-
script, has a.walj been - fayoflle
weapon 0i the papiey In enforcing IT,
oEn political vieas, The most potent
form nt b1yeoiiirg the world hIs ever
known Is communication. l. Is Tie
other OK which Is being si!rI, go TO
sLl..li.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

CpLoSGL iSpEIsoLL hs. accepted
tie intiiatioa o; TIE Illinois delegates
20 present Judge Gfr-liams maine to the
Republican National convention. 1t
n!.! he rrmlmbgI,d that u was tie
Co!ourl WHO pr, 1tutsl titc lame Of
blaine lu - and chIisteued him thc
''plumcd kuigl,." II Will undoubtedly
be Tie ofatpsial event Uf the coming
Convention. iugcreoIl ha. not particle
pa:si tn politics for several years. and
should Grr-ham be nominated he may
b. expected 10 take Tie stump.
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.rArEn nrrI.LALs.

gHysrru-. fita AiFfus
tiHtlirg1uf.t;Htnrnnf, -. u. Nr.inian
-or-.f1rr uf stlI'. Jsnra Rises
NrluHs uarFin 4, kiuEa.ry
TrauHH. ryiur ". nTfrn'
-upl raflis ilaFue;ian, T. =. CpFHo.i
ffIUFa r4fsHuHHff. Ntttu March
ilrgruta state lnIttraIiF. s. :. tFiIiu.
T. s. CarH-II. u. W.. Woodbury.. n T.. Sr--
caub. L. .. Tampir auI NH.fr LuuduucT.
ayFHElE eHtrI.
Hhfsr LuFt.rr. s- William = flsdE
N.surittr.. &c. t,in nHEi e. n. f.i;..r
Commissioner. =. J. lusiur. Tbas. NnuHn
rni Iriu e. Hiaiirup.
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,.rp,. of America.

There Ire IN america oyer 4.OOO'o31
farps lar 20 aud sr,alL Ghey cover ne-.tiy ~,
2O. 40 ,OsJ acre of Improved iai'd' anu
their total value IA s1ms,a.Hs AAe t'V',
csO. O00 10 '1i,se figures Hrs not. OF
COURSE. very compl'hans4Fe 4ifg a'Hl'
convey tho ldsa of Vss.a'ss o' a!eA -
equal vsatiass of Importance Iho -.
,hrss f.rT,s "a iftwsetl q .uJLUIo.OJJ lnt
5000. .O0ng.- -Culca-1 lles I'D.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

AsrEs : prospects for several good
newspapers. mainly for tlir coming
campaign, are bright. The Democrat
Press has hcen leased to Mcssrs. Tea
garden y G0.J, Two Young journalists
OF i.cadyiiic. and 1t is thought they will
make success OF the venture. which
Will continue Republican in politics.
The Democrats are to have an organ
there also. ns Mrssrl. Coughlin * La
velle. OF tie Work'ngmens Advocate.
are tu get backing sufficient to put Ia a
daily cutiit about The middle of this
Innnfh
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

JrDGE TuUUNAN. who has been
spoken Of as mabiny tie run with
Cleveland, came out last week with the
announcement that lie was not caudi-
date for ans o.lice on earth. and all he
cared for was seat in heaven. lhis
plainly quietei all wild rumurs for the
time beng. y few days later. however.
hc declared that IL he thuaghi his name
would add strength TO the ticke> lie
would be willing to make o personal
sacrifice in the Interests af the part,
and would only accept the nomination
upon the condition that ii came
without any struggle.
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rn.rnrLlHnLLf.rfN.

Iiseilui mail laay 5000 .,y. ws.in ..isy ard
rdlg aI 9 o.. %. sHtr rle-iay. Thi.sf.
DAY ani |sira..F atap,m.
Grsnt Hrrs uaU i.1y- Nu!ay. woiu-..
daga col rr. -s..stsa. "a. Arrive Tues.
aga Iaus.aI. anI railr'alf. ata 90. ra.
ra1erie trl l.rrss g.Hfl5 ~ e.. ai. AZ.
risrs tHursisy 90 r.. a.
rarrHsu.s rat1fr fHlF f.arHs wolurHlry G., o
a. rI. Arrives Tu.sHy.
'iurry ouirr Haf registry drpsr;mrut ogrn
fsua 8 a. n. Co 9 o.. u.
J.v.uars4oS, rdsumas'sr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

- important amendment ,o the land
iasA wac fls1gah,y acted ap'n In the
Senate las; week. which makes proy!-
SLOWS Tor aIciurn % ihc settlers money
whcu ne .aii, 10 get . patent. Il often
nappeus tfat entities are cancelled for
c1nlIci 90 have been erroueousiy al.
Lowell and could not tc confirmed, but
such purchase money was never rc.
turned. The measure should and yc.,
Ake,y Niii hrcumr law.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

TuE Rawiins Tribune came ont last
week on $40 sheet announcing that
the paper had changed hands and the
plunt was being moved to saratoga
springs. Wyoming, where The Platte
Valley lYic VIII he pu.lishcd with 1t.
1t was tie Tribune which few
weeks ago claimed that were it not
for the yawning chasms. precipices,
anpw-drifts. glaciers, etc. between
AlreLer aud Clcuwupd. hswlms would
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
rhr ,.,.t.-r... r.n.,,,rn.

There is no use IN a,,emplln.:-il, i, ...... ...-
factions in tbs guleh Tot the last three
months have tuadr desperate attempts
10 ignore the existence of the Kicker.
Having failed t. hrihs nr igishicn rs.
us,rcism was their little game. We
art became aware OF this movement
lhFc- months ago. when Mrs. Judge
GildeTslccyc gave her blowout. At
tia; time we received II. following
card:
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

coatrol the entire trade Of Wcs.crn aud
Southern Colorado We iuI.marl aI
tho Time that tuat editor needed % guar
dian. and hardly expected oug advice in
he carried out so soon. Neycgihgless-
we are sorry 10 sec a paper go nader lu
uny town, rs IL is an indication OF going
70 decay.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

TINS PfohibItlonist National c1uyon'
ton completed H. work By nominating
Clinton %. Fisae N New Jersey, for
PlgsiIegt, and John i. Bioois, OF Mis-
sauri. for Vice President. The iuser-
lion of womaus suffrage plant IN iho
platform brought ont noisy and ex-
c.teI discussion ou the subject which
WITS finally adopted.
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rnr Ahrh of Darwin.

4 Chicago man tlecturing on theory
of cvolutian tia. ihnlbilatos Darwin lie
believes iha, mani. development from
plants through lo brute kind The
Chiuaman, be say, sptnng from IN ALI
gator, the alugaitf FROM pine log and
tho pine from electricity In the earth The
negFn cano from be gorilla the English
man FROM ,he bulllg, the Irishman from
ihe terrier and eio German ffom tnc
Cuuac - New Yo.kll.vCring World.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

PuEGLo is 60 have . s5o1,ooo union
depot. FIVE railroads. arc represented,
y.s; ia, Gnnir, santa Re. Mis-
s'url Pacific. Fort Worth, and the Roes
island It's construction will begin
about lhr lrsl Of juiy.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

THE colorado delegation Ia the ST
Louis cnuycntion-li1 Hon. I. ". PaiteT-
son. L. \. Ballard. !, y. Garlic. +. y.
Ryan. G. liaFcll aui Dr. Ccckrrli-
were accompanied L. -. Louis by the
Gpysinuc cluh of Denver.
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Wac, mere aud Abroad.

IN answer 10 - sg7nirHt the
iH'crOeeBn gives the lists OF prices
paid respectively ln Europe and the
umtgd states 10 .ahareIs. We cops the
iist as applying 10 iron works where
mru arc almost exclusively elIluycd.
/. Is as follows:
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