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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

New ELECTRIC LGHr PLASr.-The Co
lumbia & Puget sosnd Railroad Company
is engaged In putting in an electric light
plant OF the Warehouse patent. to light up
the various branches Of its business Both
the incandeseent and arc lights will be
used. The present plant will furnish l60
incandescent lamps for inside lighting and
eight arc lights for outside. The engine
and dynamo viii be located in the com
pany's large mill The company now pays
$3.50 per month for lights, and the service
Is very unsatisfactory. The new plant
win light the hunkeFs, warehouses, mill,
store house, machine shops, round houses.
general Offices, depot, coal Office and yards.
Two or three large lights win be placed ON
the bunkers. 80 that the men engaged in
loading vessels can see what they are do
ing. At present they are compelled to
grope around in the dark, with a lantern
which only gives sufficient light 10 make
the darkness visible. Workmen are al
ready engaged in setting UP the new plant
II viii be IN running order in about two
weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

KLINE HAD a Coon MISUNDERSTANDING
is an extract from letter received yesser-
DAY by sheriff Cochrsne from J. N. Cox. Of
r1sco,a, Indiana Il see you have Fred
Kline IN Jail for murder lived In The
SAME town vita him rockville. indiana
for 3 years and know him well. We be
loDxed 10 the same lodge and chapter. lie
is a painter aud printer. and we have fire.
aasasiy worked together ca the sanc
buildings lie was always one of the
piessauiest cnaap&Rions 10 work with that
| ever knew He eas nlcs family. and /
am sorry TO hear sucs bad news aooat
HIS,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

REPUBLICAN, MEgTISG.-The Republican
meeting at Houghtou asfeveuing, was well
attended and the speakers were listened
TO attentively. There was considerable en-
thHsiGsfa and the precinct may be depend
ed upon 10 give increased Republican ma
joriiies this year. Tonight the candidates
viii address a meeting nj Redmond
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

An exceptional bargain in dress goods at
10c. 12isc and 25c. They can not be pro-
duced anywhere for double the money.
Toklas, Singerman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

WIZ Sor wfrApzAu.-rne eifors 30 In
s!uce Alex. Allen to withdraw from the
sscc sor sheriff ia favor of william CocA-
ranc has proved uasxstiiag. Nj. Allen Is
in the race - star He thinks the race Is
between himself and Mr.. Nctsrsw. aud be
does bot intend - sell cus his chances foS
election T. a msa who has no chance at
al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

We carry a full line OF Givernaud Bro. s
black silk. Every yard warranted for one
year. Toklas, Singerman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Carpets, bedding and pillows at New
York prices, We buy only from frst-class
hands Tokias, siHgermau & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Blankets. a very large line from the
lowest to the highest grade. at prices that
are unapproachable. Toklas, sizgerman
A In
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We bought $4,000 worth OF goods within
thirty days A grand assortment TO select
from. Chester Cleary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Natural wool underwear Try Dr. Jssger's
sanitary system. We are sole agents.
Toklas, singerman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Prof pillon's dancing schoel Friday.
al $50 q ~. lgsenile class Saturdays 81
= u N ~ Turner hall
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Giving Prices in an ssad"
is one Of the strongest
points Of an advertiser, and
is. We are sorry to say, too
often abused. We cannot
begin to price one-half Of
our good here without firing
you. but here are
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In the basement, First
Floor, California and East
ern Blankets, Down Com
fortables. Cotton Comfort
ables. Lap Robes. at whole
sale prices.
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New. very new things in our millinery
department Monday morning. Toklas.
Singerman 4 Co.
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DIR. "A. G. Ms.
DHYsICIAy AND sURGEoN-FoRMER-
i ly Surgeon City Hospital, St Louis, No
0flce-Room 6, No. Z3Is11 Front street. Sc
affle " Il
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campaign pictures At GFaAsa a naal
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swrTs SPECIFIC

ras rrnevei thousands q cases Of Merca
rf-l Ro.ssaIn-. rheumatism and Stiffness q
the Joints
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

SaSAsBokr SCHEDULE cRASsEa. The ..
T. L y. Company has again changed It's
time table for the arrival and departure Of
ais steamers. Boats neW leave SEATTLE Al 4
o'ciock in the morning and o'clock in
the afternoon Tor Tacoma Returning
leave Tacoma At sssh = IN. aad est2 ,. N.
steamers TOR Port Townsend leave seattle
A. lislS . m. daily. except Ssndsy, and r.
ylrmiaE reach Seaitse az D. ~. The
steamer r J. Potter wili f.erforn the &C.
vice on the seattle. Tarorls and otyrafts
route, leaving Seattle daily excel = ltsays.
n =, IN. arriving Al OLYMPIA AZ IL 4 N
and retaxa5rs, arrive In seattle a. = N.
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sc our auction purchase OF "a all wool
dress TO hand. We can afford to undersell
Chester cfaarx
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Coatresor c. { G. T. !

rrcasise On Hood and sksn Diseases saztlea
FRYE THx SWIFT sRDczx7r Co. Drawer Z
Atlanta. g. New Yo<k. ~ RrvA1w1y.
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Children sry lsr Pitcher clstalIa
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j. @. scusEY. II. q. owksa
SCURRY * OWENS.
CIviL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS AND
lie works designed and built Plans, spe
cifcations and estimates furnished Topo-
graphical surveys and maps made for any
purpose Satisfaction guaranteed
Of5ee-Roem II. Butler Block, James St,
opposite Occidental les
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SOME SAMPLES

| $3.50, $3.50, S.. so for an
all wool Pants n pattern).
ST., So, 81 for an ali wool,
double and twist Pants Ia
patterns).
$40, $40, $40 for Sack
Suit, all wool, Is patterns).
SIS, SIS. SIS for a suit
of all wool. MERGED Mills,
rs patternsl.
$40, $40, $40 for a Black
Diagonal all wool worsted
Suit.
SIS, SIS. Sis, Blue or
Black Corkscrew all wool
Suits, frock or sack, "a pat
terns).
$50, $40, $40, Fancy
Worsted Suits, black. blue
and brown, corkscrews,
cashmeres, cheviots and
tweeds, in sack and frock.
| $2a. SO, $a2.5o $aa. so.
Wide Vale, Fancy Wors
teds, Corkscrews, Whip
cords, French Piquot and
others.
SIS, SIS. SIS. very fine
Imported Cloths. in all the
fancy and plain patterns in
both frocks and So
Sa7.so, $50, 81, -.
pers' Worsted. Cren 5fSi
ties, Piquots and SefIc
finish goods, in So frcc
and Prince Alberts /!
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Undressed kid gloves, Sbutton length
soc. Tobias, Singerman & Co.
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u Ti[x6E1
swrrrs SPECIFIC

SW1FT'S SPkCIfiC
l. easlrciy . vegetable preparation Goa
tanning ro Mercury. Potash. Arsenic. or othcr
poisonous substances
swIvrs SPECIFIC
Hes ea-rI hundreds Of cases OF Epifhellcs
ma or Caaccr of tho skin. thousands q c-scs
CT Eczema. Blood Humo-s and Skin Disease.
azd hundreds of Thousands o. eases OF Scro<-
ria, Hood Poison ami Biood Tasnt-
swIrTs SPECTRE
raS rrnevei thousands q cases Of Mercu-
ri-l Po.soaInS. rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the joints
Cak-rAxooa.. TfzSx. 1nae q, fsSs-s~frt's
esriy Ksrs e tne prrss nj year. bad ease 81
taking s $ ! u;ssisr advise OF another, an.
taking tlc Iaeslsciae and shall coutinue 90 DO
esccs perfectcara Years truly,
Doc r. HowAEr.
III West sixth s.
S{ecsfie Co. Atlanta. Ga--Gentlenscn: was
= great sufferer frSsa En1scalar rheanz1ssza
foE two year, L cunld set 10 pertuanent re-
physiesaa- / took over a doEesa easiies q
yoSsr s s s, nj SOW I an as we'd as ever
was In my a.fs- l an sare your neiicine
eurSsd rae. and wicaid recesnmsnd Il % any
sre suffering from a1y bod disease fo2zs
trlls, O. 2 HussHEs.
Co21Ecsor c. : e. l. Il
wAeo, Texas, Nay O. isSs-Ge1tienen. rs
wife 81 ere q nag csssosaers vas terribly
AFFECTED VITA a laafhso<ze skin disease. tn2s
covered her whole bsdy- She was coannc1
~ her bed for several year< b. tEks ar-zscflsn.
and cs1lt rot help bszS<iS ~ ak See c0uld
not sla<p frxsn vicsarr ltchtng AMI singing
q the sSfn- The disease baf-s<l the ski o.
ta.e shysiciaEs WHO treated Is Her hashar1
ha<a3 aaAiIy giving kts wife Sw1fts srserzisc,
and ste commenced % tEzp~vre aknn<s tn
taEsttnsesy. sssi Ia a few weeks she N2z az
FsAroGEiy we'll Sis i now he2rty nne-
foaktzw i%ty. with no t<aze q the zfnsctIoa
seSt 1essFs very yFalt. y = skAAS
Nao4esaae Druegis.. A1xt&l Aven1A.
Trcasise On Hincd and sksn Diseases raz1lesf
FRYE THx SWIFT szpcz7c Co. prs~er Z
Atlanta. g. New yo<k. - proadwsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Millinery Departm't
On Third Floor, take ele.
yator. Paris and London
Pattern Bonnets, Hats and
Turbans, also those r
own design. equal in every
way to the imported, at
about half the price.
Misses and Children's Hats
q speciality, trimmed, un.
trimmed and to order.
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WOOD 81 OSBORNE,

DIR. f. H. COE,
physician & SURGEON, ROOM Il.
L Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets Office hours 10 to IL, 2
to and nights Telephone lbs.
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New STARTS Monday morning. Tokla
singerman 4 Co.
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SIX cmSASts Cor is.--oa the last trip
OF the steamship Mexico from the SQUAD
20 san Francisco, she carried six chinese
passengers Because the steamer touched
A. Victoria ON her downward trip the
cinnamon were not permitted to land in
san Francisco. aud the steamer broagh,
them back. CO her arrival at Port Town
send the customs authorities refused TO
permit them TO land. but when the steamer
reached Seattle the Cinnamon walked
ashore, there being ne one TO prevent
them doing so Before the Cinnamon left
Port Townsend they employed Mr.. A. r.
Coimsn TO protect them Ia their rights,
and he a. once applied TO Judge Allyn of
Tacoma for a writ Of habess corpus Judge
Allyn issued the writ. and yesterday it
was served ON Inspector Ronald IL set
forth that the Cinnamon were Illegally
restrained OF thcir lshsrty on hoard al the
steamship Mexico by Inspector Ronald.
aud ordered him a. appear with them
before the court and show cause Why they
should not br discharged. Mr. Ronald. in
making his retura In the writ stated that
there were no Cinnamon in his custody
and here the matter will probably drop.
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Buell. Manufacturing Company yarn
hank. Chester CleaTy.
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NgEps fxrsovENxST. = south Second
street Is Ia & wresched condition. and
should be planked before tbs fall rains set
in and render Il impossible. Ry thus sna-
proving south Second street. Uauch Of the
pressure viii be removed from CONNER
cal street. TIE propsrts holders on south
Second street arc anxious 30 have that
thoroaghfsre plsnksd, and IL they should
tsin ia n petition "a the coaneii IA have
The work done the petition would an
dauhssssily be granted. especially IL . coHl-
mittee sAoaid be appointed 80 Investigate
the matter. and that committee xhenli a.,
rarFfassa
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Boiling cloth, for fancy work. Tokls
singerman & Co.
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A4S9 LHOHNTON
HAs OPENED CLASSES IN PORCELAIN
H Hainr1nx and Decorative Ar. on
IaeedayA Wednesdays AID saturdays from
effen1 non given to order wofk- gliding and
firing
GEORGE ID BLAKE,
"A uuxon Bzoek, seatxle. wash
special attention. Corpcrxx1on. land and
maritime law.
II. p. CARROLL.
A TToRxEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A !Aw- Rooms II and Is Pencin Build
ing. Front street.
,. NJ GLASGOW c r. PATTERSON.
Patterson * GLASGOW
A TToRSEys ASD coUSsErLoRsAT.
"A law oaie-. los James street. oppo-
ste the 0ccitenral-
ISAAC NJ. HALL.
A TT0RSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law, solicitor in Ch&ncery, Proctor in
Admiralty. and Notary Pubic Room 5.
Post Building. upstairs, Nil street. Seattle,
W Z. Consultation free.
JOHN G. JANICKE.
A TroRSEY. NOTARY AND SURVEY
~ az. Win practice in the United States
land oaice. Contests initiated. conducted
and defended Timber Land cases spec
iairy- Settlers located. Address Falls City.
kIEg county. W. 7.
I. j. LICHTENB BERG
Late OF the PennsyivsHia Bar
COUNSELLOR AT LAw-Rooxs l AND
~ 2. Union Block. Seattle.
HENRY b. LOOMS.
A TToRNEY AT LAw-KESSEY BLOCK,
"A corner of Front and Columbia streets,
Seattle
HAROLD PRESTON, HESEy MCBRIDE,
EN-. CARR
Mcbride, Carr 81 Preston,
A TToRSEYs AND coUNsELLoRs AT
"A law. Offiees at LAconncr, Mount Yer
non and Seattle Seattle Office, Yeslers
Leary block. iyi7dw
X. IA. NICHOLS,
4 TT0RNEY-Ar-LAw, NORTH YAKI-
a ma. W. ].
RICHARD OSBORN.
ArroRsEs-Ar-LAw.
Rooms II sad Is, New Yesler block.
Take elevator.
EBEN SMITH,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, u. s. COMMITS
n sioner and Notary Public Pine IauSs
bought and sold. Postofsce hex e7s. Seat
tie, w. T.
WOOD 81 OSBORNE,
|
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black silk. Every yard warranted for one
year. Toklas, Singerman d Co.
Natural wool underwear Try Dr. Jsegers
sanitary system. We are sole agents.
Toklas, singerman & Co.
We bought $4,000 worth of goods within
thirty days A grand assortment TO select
from. Chester Cleary
New, very new things in our millinery
department Monday morning Toklas.
singerman & Co.
sc our auction purchase of "a all wool
dress 10 hand. We can afford 10 Hndersell
Chester Gleary.
Undressed kid gloves, Sbutton length,
soc. Toksas, Singerman & Co.
New STARTS Monday morning. Toklas,
singerman 4 Co.
Bolting cloth, for fancy work. Toklas.
singerman & Co.
Buell. Manufacturing Company yarn &c
hank. Chester Cleary.
See what we offer. Read our ad. Toklas,
SingerInan & Co.
our big sale Of dress goods this week.
Chester Cieary.
SC. Chester Cleary the leader. offers yarn
I sc hank.
Table linens. all linen. isa.c. c. cleary.
/ &c lace curtain net. Chester Cieary.
! IAees ic I'd. Chester c!esry,
Cioaks Chester Clesry.
4
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DIR. "A. B. KIBBE,
Oculist and Aurist,
Rooms Il and Is,
Union Block, Front Street.
TT. MINOR, N. o. . l. R. DAWSON, n. D.
DRS. MINOR 81 DAWSON
physicians AND sURGEoNa
OFFICES IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
Telephones: Office, No. 81; Dr. Minors
residence, No. So.
8. j. HOLMES, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-oRFIcE
L Colonial block, Second and Columbia
streets.
Once Hours: 1870 TO u a. m: to 4.
and to sp. n. Telephone No. ~.
Drs. Shannon s. Shannon,
PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoNs-oFFIcE
i Union block, Front street, first floor,
upstairs, room 10. Office open at all hours.
DIR. e. f. SHAW,
DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
i Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Residence, si7 Third
street Ofiee hours, to 1879 a. m, 10
and TO sp. m. Telephone IL.
Z. l. SMITH, N. d. Z RUFUS WILLARD, y. D.
DRS. SMITH *, WILLARD
physicians AND sURGEoSs-oFFICR
i Ponciu's Block, Front street once
hours 10 4 p. IN. and to p. m.
DIR. A. G. Ms,
DHYsIcIAy AND sURGEoN-FoRMER-
i ly Surgeon City Hospital, St Loais, No
Onice-Room 6, No. z3Is11 Front street. Sc
sftle, W. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Castle,
HEALERs AND TEACHERS - CHRIS
III tian Science, Mental Healing. No. i0l5
Second street, between Madison and Spring,
Seattle. Washington Territory.
=. G. BURNS,
A RcHITEcT-Ro ROOMS AND Io.KESNY
n block, corner Front and Columbia
streets
FISH E.R & CLARK.
A RcHITEcTS = BUFFERS BUILDING,
"A James ST, opposite Occidental Hotel
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Enormous business in ribbons They
are cheap, very cheap; sc per yard for four
numbers, ), z, ?. IL. We have about 7oo0
pieces left for this week. Toklas, Singer
man & Co
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Chester cleary. the great leader Of low
cash prices, Offers all wool "a dress goods a
2cc. He can afford TO undersel the
creditors. Remember 25e yard. c. cieary
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Cloaks, wraps aud newmarket We
this market Toklas, Singerman & Co.
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Retiring from business after II years, ]
VIII offer my entire stock AZ auction, com
meneing this evening. Diamonds. watches
jewelry and silverware. Chas- Naher.
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uAs OPENED CLASSES IN PORCELAIN
H Hainrnx and necoratfre Art on
IaesdayA- Wednesdays and SATURDAYS from
70 4 u Room !. Colonial Block ESPECIAL
attention given to order work- gliding and
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7izc. A line OF 4 wool dress goods They
are offered by an opposition house as q
great bargain al loc- With our big sales and
small expense We can afford TO sell them
At TIC per yard Chester Cleary
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Hes css-cd hundreds Of cases Of Erifhells
ma CT caaecr Of tho skin. thousands Il csc
CT Eczema. Blood Humo-s and skin Disease
azd hundreds of Thousands q eases OF Scro'
Uia, Hood Poison AMI Biood Tasns
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HENRY b. LOOMS.
4 TT0RNEY AT IAw-KESSEY BLOCK,
"A corner of Front and Columbia streets,
Seattle
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To do full justice to the prescription de-
parfment Of their establishment. the
Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Co. fnd il neees-
sary 10 keep their store open all night A
competent prescription clerk viii be on
hand N all hours: 90 Front street
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he. A line OF 4 wool crepe surge
Chester Clearv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Castle.
HEALERs AND TEACHERS = CHRIS
III tian Science. Mental Healing. No. lois
second street, between Madison and Spring,
Seattle. Washington Territory.
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swIvrs SPECIFIC

l. enslreiy vegetable preparation Goa
tanning Eo Mereury, Potash. Arsenic. or Other
poisonous substances
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DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden System CO
Toklas, singerman 4 Co, sole agents
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our big sale Of dress goods this week
Chester Cieary
Bent County register., 1888-07-07
subsor1ners Prer,at,,,,

Every person subscribing to or re.
newing their subscription to the
BENT County REGISTER will be
supplied with the Kansas City Jour.
nal Free during the Campaign of
1883.
Here is an opportunity to place in
yonr family the largest and best
Weekly paper published In Kansas
City. Send in you names at once
and get two papers for the price of
our own.
Bent County register., 1888-07-07
sTATE HFyr or so5i24q oG5i92549qRADo. IS.
In the County Court.
e. j. RABB, Plaintiff,
VS.. lSUINOSS.
ELIZA CLAPP, Defendant.


The People of the state OF Colorado TO
Eliza G.,iapp the defendant above named,
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought. against you by the above
named plaintiff, in the County Court, of Bent
county, state of Colorado, in which said
Court County and State the complaint in the
above emitted action j. filed; and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after
County; or, IL served out of this County or
hy publication, within fifty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of SER
vice. or Judgement will be taken against you
according 70 the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a
judgement against the said defendant for the
sum of ono hundred and thirty dollars and
Interest at the rate of two per cent. a month
upon a promtsory note of the said defendant
made and delivered to said plaintiff and ac-
cortinE TO the tenor and effect thereof and
the sum OF forty five dollars and interest ut
the rate OF la per cent per annum according z
to the tenor and effect OF a promisory note
OF the said defendant made and delivered to
NJ l. Sv 1T 4 Co., and by snid NJ l.. Swift & Co,
sold and delivered to said plaintiff and for
the sum of fifty dollars a. a reasonable attnr-
ney's fee FOR bringing this action, viii more
fully appear from the complaint in said ac-
tion TO which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail TO appear, and to answer the said com
ploint as above required the said plaintiff
will take a Judgement by default according
to the prayer OF the complaint.
Given under my hand and official seal at
Las Anilnas, in said County, this s4th day OF
May \. ID. lSss.
(SEAI) JOSEPH BRADFORD,
Jndge ard acting Clerk County Court.
L. F. BI.ODGETr
Attorney for Plaintiff. so 81.
Bent County register., 1888-07-07
Not1oe-rinaber Culture.

U. g. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado,
June 26th, lSSs.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Zachary r. benson against Ambrose a.
Wilson for failure to comply with law to
Timber Culture Entry No. 2Ss2 dated June 20,
lSs7, upon the S. f. IA Section 10. Township
ls 5. Range IS. in Bent County, Colorado, with
a view TO the cancellation df said entry; con.
testant alleging that said Ambrose a. Wilson
has wholly failed TO plow or cause 10 be piow-
ed five acres or any part thereof or to improve
IN any manner said claim within the first
twelve months after entry and the same re-
mains rnplowed or unimproved in any way
u- TO this date the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear mt this Office on the 7th
dsy of August, ISsS, at O'Clock a. m, to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
ale ged failure.
+. II. sHROCK.
4-T Receiver.