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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Three C'S Kings Locking
nt AMgustn.

AUGUSTA, January "a number OF
the chief officials OF the Three C's sys,
tenn arrived in Augusta and after a
consultation ut the Planters Hotel
went over the city on tour of inspec-
ton. Their object was to get look
at Augusta's manufacturing interests
and commercial advantages. with an
idea Of estimating the propriety of
running branch Of their great sys-
TEN to Augusta.
After a ride over town and univer-
sal expression Of favorable opinion
the party left in Especial car from Cam
den this afternoon. In the Car were
Gen. Wilder, of Chattanooga, vice
president; Col. A. R. johnson 0f Bos.
ton, general manager; Thomas =. Mat
son, OF Tennessee, chief eng 'ueer ;
MeSsrs A. B. Harris of Boston, E. p.
Dickinson of New York, and Robert
Moore Of St. Lonis, directors of the
Three C's.
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A Brief Biography,

The Manchester Mirror (rep,) prints
The following on Joe Manley, Blaine's
lieutenant:
Joe means well he don't know.
Joe isn't anybody's fool, and he is hon
est, but he has the mouth disease and
mistakes it for the gift OF prophecy.
In a word, he is a professional whoop
rr up, and magnetized one At that.
We like Joe. We'd rather have him
than a fire balloon or toy cannon on
trucks, and if we were boy again We
should wish somebody would put him
in our stocking Christmas, but the
memory of days gone by causes us to
discount somewhat his sayings.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
No Place for . ohm.

St. Peter-What's your name?
"John L. Sullivan"
ooh hol Yes, I've heard Of you,
Mr.. Sullivan. You're quite noted
character down on earth?"
"Swat | am"
"a champion pugilist, | believe"
"I'm a world beater."
81 suppose your business with me is
to gain admission to heaven?"
Chats what"
"Well, you can't go in, l don't
think you'd be satisfied"
"Why not?"
"The gate receipts are too Light
ST. Paul Globe.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Loves Mystic Bridge.

In mystic region whore fancy's light
CLEANS over the waves of thoughts deep sea
l am building an airy bridge tonight,
bridge, 0 friend that shall reach to thee,
Its pillars are Loves own fabric, spsnned
By arches which Hope lifts towards the sky
And Yemory' skilliul and tender hand
Has scsrved the N with records Of days gone by
Warm wishes for thy best welfare spring
From every niche In my shadow bridge
Like fairy moses that often cling
To gray rocks. clothing some barren ridge.
Come forth on my bridge, friend tonight
Your thoughts, like mine, can oermsste
space.
Our faces are hidden from each others sight,
Rut eHr heRrts ran meet IN q clos% embrace
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy of action has been attained in
the famous California fruit liquid rem.
edy, Syrup Of Figs. It's pleasant taste
and beneficial effects have rendered it
immensely popular. 1t cleanses the
System, cures Costiveness, etc. For
sale at McFarland's City Drug
Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Ex-senator Joseph E. Mcdonald, in
an interview at Indianapolis, said he
doubted if bill reducing the tariff all
along the line could be gotten througl
Congress, but he believed some sort of
compromise matter would, and that il
would reduce the tax on tobacco and
the tariff on some of the coarser and
most necessary articles. The whisky
tax, be thought, would not be molest
ed,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

With its intense itching dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and
the little water pimples, often causes
indsscnbable suffering. Hoods Sar-
saparills has wonderful power over
this disease. Itpudies the blood and
expels the humor, and the shin heals
without a scar. Send for book con
tanning many statements OF cures, C
l. Hood & Co, Apothecaries, Lowell
Mass.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Syrup Of Figs.

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to Cleanse
the System when Bilious or Costive /;
to dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers; to cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc Manufacture
ed only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. For
sale at McFarland's City Drug Store.
l96-247.
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Women. DeIayS are Dangerous!

Madame Revere's Female Pills for
Women neuer fail to always give spec
dy and certain relief, Satisfaction
guarantee or money returned Sent
by mail, securely sealed in plain wrap
per- for One Do'ias: three boxes for
TtVo Dol ars, Particulars in letter for
four cents in postage stamps. Ad
dress Mrs. E, REVERE, Box 2S3
Jersey City, n. ]. 1924
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I Ommittees Appointed.

/ WASHINGTON, January 5.-Speaker
Carlisle has completed his list at as
signments to the committee service Of
the house of representatives which
are as follows.
The Ways and Means committee is
as follows; Mills, Texas, chairman +;
Mcmillan, Tennessee Breckenridge,
Arkansas; Breckenridge, Kentucky :;
Turner, George Wilson, West Virgin.
ia Scott, PennSylvaniS; Bynum, In
diana Kelley, Pennsylvania Brown,
Indiana; Reed, Maine; Mckinley,
Ohio Burrows, Michigan.
The Committee on Appropriations
is as follows; Randall, Pennsylvania,
chairman; Forney, Alabama; Barnes,
Missouri; Foran, Ohio Sayers, Texas /;
Clements, Georgia; Felix Campbell,
New York Gay, Louisiana Rice, Min
nessota Cannon, Illinois Ryan, Kan
sas Butterworth, OHIO; Long, Mas
sachusettS; Maryland D. B. Hender.
son, Iowa.
The following are the chairman OF
the other committees; Judiciary Cul-
bertson, Texas Banking and Curren-
cy, Wilkins, Of Ohio; Coinage,
Weights and Measures, Norwood OF
Georgia Commerce, Clardy, Of Mis-
souri,; Rivers and Harbors, Blanchard,
of louisiana Merchants Marine and
Fishers, Dunn, of Arkansas; Agricult.
ure. Hatch, of No. Foreign Affairs,
Belmont, of New York; Military AZ
fairs, Townshend, of Illinois; Naval
Affairs, Herbert, Of Alabama Postof-
fees and Postroads, Blount, OF Geor.
gia; Public Lands, Holman, of In
diana Indiana Affairs, Peel, of Ar
kansas Territories, Suringer, OF Hi
noise Railway and Canals, Davidson,
Of Florida; Manufactures, Bacon OF
New York Mines and Mining, O'Fer.
all, of Virginia Public Buildings and
Grounds, Dibble, of South Barolina
Pacific Railroads, Cultivate, Of Ohio
improvement of the Mississippi River
Catching, of Mississippi Education
Gambler. Georgia Labor, O'Neil, OF
Missouri; Militia, McAdoo, Of New
Jersey Patents, Weaver, of Iowa; In.
valid Pensions, Matson, of Indiana
Pensions, Bliss, of New York Claims
Lanham, Texas; War Clsims, Stone
of Kentucky; Private Land Claim,
McCreary,of Kentucky; District OI
Columbia, Hemphill, of South Caro-
lima; Revision of the Laws, Oakes o.
Alabama; Expenditures in State De
partmSnt, Morse, of Massachusetts
Expenditures in Treasury Depart
ment, Wheeler, of Alabama; Expen'
ditures in War Department, Latfoon
of Kentucky Expenditures in Navy
Department, Scott, of Pennsylvania
Expenditures in Postofficc Depart
ment, Dockery, of Missouri; Expsndi
lures in Interior Department, Hudd
of Wisconsin; Expenditures in De
partment of Justice, Cowles, OF NOrtl
Carolina; Expenditures on Public
Buildings, T. ]. Campbell, OF New
York Accounts, Shaw, of Maryland
Library, Stahlnecker, Of New York
Enrolled Bill, Fisher, of Michigan
Printing, Richardson, Of Tennessee
Civil Service, Clements, Of Georgia
Election Of President and Vice-Presi
dent, Ermentrout, Of Pennsylvania
Census, Cox, New York Indian DEP
relation Claims, Whitthorn, OF Tel
neasee; Ventilation and Acoustic,
Landes, Of Illinois, Alcoholic Liquo
Traffic, Campbell, Of Ohio,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Jiggs-Miss D'Bonair has grown
considerably since saw her last win
ter
Wiggs--How so?
Jiggs--When / saw her then her
dress came way mp to her neck Free
Press
Critzman, the Jeweler, sells the
Light Running Domestic Sewing
Machines.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19
Indiana Democrats.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Jan. IA
large attended conference OF Indiana
democrats was held here to-day in Ma
sonic Hall, in response to cali issued
recently by the Hendricks Club of
this city. From l, 500 to 1000 were
present. Governor Gray was chosen
permanent chairmrn. He said: "The
democratic armor was never in better
order, and after the next convention.
think it will be found that the par
ty is OF the past" Resolutions wert
adopted indorsing the administration
OF Cleveland, welcoming his recent
message, and recommending Govern
or Gray as a candidate for the vice
presidential nomination. The con
ference closed with y mass-meeting Al
Tomlinson Hall tonight, were speech
ca were made by ex-senator Melon
aid, Governor Gray and others.
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a Blessing to Every Woman.

Those of our lady readers who would
like to know how Child-beoring may
be made Painless and Safe can get the
information in a sealed envelope by
sending four cents in postage stamps
to Mrs. f. REVERE, Box 2S3,
Jersey City, n. ]. 196.247.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Voorhees, has fnally y consented to rep
resent the prosecution in the trial Of
Joseph R. Banks. He has beer hesi-
tating for several days, and only to-day
was the final determination reached
by him to go to Nashville, after he
WAS made fully acquainted with the
case.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

New Orleans Plcayune: Friday is a
lucky day enough for brass bands.
brakes Magazine: Search the
Scriptures and ~ shall find autumn
leaves.
New Haven News When lawsuit
is put on it is by no means al
ways worn out.
Ttothpick Christmas comes but
on e year 10 make our pocketbookR
feel queer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Jobe's Livery Stable does business
on a square and legitimate plan and
gives YOU the worth Of your money.
Call ana be convinced.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

Remember that you can always get
the worth of your money by calling at
Johe's Livery Stable for buggies,
hacks and saddle horses.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-19

God made the country, man the town,
We often hear t said,
But God the country painted green, and
Nan the town points red.--Boston Courier
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
PERSONAL.

Herman P!ciaeF headed tie Hear
river contingent.
Frank Morgan Of Farwell, took In the
sights on the Fourth.
Mcssrs. Price aud iIowl,lcy oi tho
keystone ranch, spent the Fourth In
Alcckcr.
Charles Dickinson and u. L.. Edwards
cf hSial, autographed at the Aie,kuE
Tuesday.
john J. Niblocl, Of the Niblock Cattle
company. came In ON Tuesdays Glen.
acod stage.
Miss Grace Hall spent tie week In
town visiting Miss Mediation ai.d Miss
Nellie Wash.
\. j. Gregory lc!i for the county seat
Tuesday Ia attend the Jniy meeting ui
the iicard Of Commissioners.
II. II. cafnriko Of Moor Rapids. was
among IL. sishi-accts from the Mila
creek country on Ill. Fourth.
William II. Morgan. {. &. iycy and
II. q. Wilcox %! I:ssgs. wyo.. registered
at tie Necsur hotel Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George ". Temple Of
Upper White. We're the guests OF Nj.
and Mrs. II. J. Miner on til. Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Hills and Ms. II.
II. Leonard were anon. the large nnm-
ter u: 'icc anc- folks who spcn, the
Fourth In MccL.r.
Ora HALEY and wis Rankin OF Lay .
wufc in town Monday. Ir, Haley Is
gulns 10 carry his case up Ia the United
sta,cs Supreme court.
Harry Miner came In on visit 10 his
family Tuesday, remaining until Fiji
d1y morning when hu departed for the
southern part OF the State.
Senator Eddy was siiakia. hands with
his numerous friends. IN Mcpkcr. on the
Fourth. Mr. Eddy is well pleased with
the Republican national ticket.
James l.. CLARK, GIcMooi's popular
postmaster aud - praciicing attorney. is
making the mvst OF his vacation and
hnving good time fishing aud seeing
the country.
Aliss Howard oi Canton. Mass. mr.
rived IN M.cser Tuesday. Miss How
ard Is on u visit 10 her brother, George
VI. Howard. ono OF Thurman creek
popular Young ca,tlempn.
Clarence Sawyer. who las recently
taken UP ranch on Black Sulphur
creek. favored TnE HERALD with q
call tie other day. Mr. Sawyer is clear
ing OF his ranch and Will seed 1t ic
ll;ne grass.
q. II. Heron o, Denver. registered
Mt the Meokcr hotel Thursday. Mr
Heron is travelling in the interest oi
tn. state School Fund. or, in Other
wsds gathering information relative lo
tho school lands.
Mrs. Judge Hodges returned To- Glen
wood Tuesday. Mrs. Hodges had pre-
viouSly announced her intention of re
manning in Ic.ker until after the
Fourth 10 attend to the millinery want.
OF ladies residing at distance, hui
business matters called her home sooner
,liaG expected.
Mrs. Niblock, wife Of MIR. Thomas
Niblocs, President of the Nihlock Cat.
tie company. arrived from Denver Tues.
dag. aad proceeded 10 the Niblock
ranch below town. where her husband
lwhocame in some time ago. was await.
ing her coming. The Niblocks will
I gprul the summer here
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
No,i,, Tor runi,r.,i.n.

i.ASD OFFICE At
U'rN Nsuup -raisgs, Colo. dune n. isss.
NuriCi.-is hcTCiy .iisrgt taai Tho following
~ uuussi settler hns aifsi uo,icc uf hii iniciti
iinn tu make 'lnsl prVf la support nf his
ciaim. sui ttrt said rruui will bv 'uaii. L.
iofr the irEi.irr Hni Hr,s'i''r nt Girnurs-i
~Vtinr-. Cole. ur August q. is4-. NJ ~
u'sl.-k q. u.. va. John i. irwis, uf N.nkrr.
'ulns. un his I'tu. u. :. No. Al y. I. ". for tie
e. e 80 4 sui sw I. ~ 49, -. and - I, - 1,
SEQ -. III ! \. u "a " Gih pN.
lie nantes 10. following witnesses tn prHy-
bic -unlnuu'i. rg-i,lsic" upon. rui cultivation
uf. aiii land, Vigi Tfuus Z. sheridan, John l.,
Abs, T.. y. Crsis aud \. !. GwsuFy. all II
NHrS"E. trlo.
:. j. bpl.,s. Register.
ifirs; rrb Jun sI-iass July =, i.--l
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Nss,.- s-v qualifications.

LAID OFFICE At
Gtnasoun Nraf.tfis. Cn,ss, Ilina u, i%..
NUTtcr-is hsts,S .i,tn tn, the Following
- nnnssf ssttirf ls.f 1''..i n-'r - BE tui.si-
iiau inatu lfgsi pstil IN support ~. hts riaiifi
aii1 thsf saif tassf VII h. ma h. i-siuTv ths
Grsisi-r nni is-..s- At .ianArssi springs.
guisrafif. Nuzts; !. ta% at 10 n'-'s-k q. ~,
ttsi john wiiitsr4.. .t N-ukrf. 'nls.. un HI
iS.i. u. :. ~. '.'.. q. I. II. fur fifr ur &.
~ :. ard N. :. ne =. rec ~. ~ s. II !.
~ GA I'N.
lie failsr the foiio-inr ~iin-.s-s Ia prs,F
iia ssfifinu=i. 49,. sfs-r uI-u. anil sitlN a'tuf
-. -aid hni. via. a. ~. iifrth-fipn. Janl.-
iisir'. iiHi.El iirssran ami ii"ury !. Hay. all
"i Nc, lrs. rn!,,.
=. !, nris,S. lirsistrr.
ti'irs, rub jun :i-i.as, July =. is.si
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At

TNNII UFfIIE Mt
sLrSvpuD SpHTNuE, Cole. Iunc =. isss.
NoTiCE u hereby given that tn. folinv i1a
~ named settler has MED notice uf HE iutrn
tirn tn funk- nnHi proof In support ut 80.
c!slin. and TIM, s,i1 prrnf viii i- int'l. tcfpr,
the Register nni Receiver ut GirnwvU-
springs. Colo. -n August 10. lsS.. ut 10 p'-lpca
u. NJ viz. John g Iitrrison. uf Nuuit. Colo.
9th = ".
lie nrmcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
uf. said iaui, VIZ: thns. y. Cnllntl. OF ANi,l
toiu., and rhtrick sweeney. !. VI simpson nrd
l.. u. nrown. all uf Hruii. tlouti county. Cul~
:. J. Dri,N, lscVistcr.
IFirst pub Jun 5n-Ias; Aug I. pssi
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

LiSn uffirE AT
GLEswauu sgni2u-. Cola. June 4. -.
NfuTicE-i. h.rFss,y gwen ,ini 10" fu'ipu ing
y nsff.i sriiirr ,tas is. no,i.i' It his inirii.
iiun L. tussu uslal pfuaDf Ia support si hi.
rtsut. aui that ssit IsE,saf Viii - ltsit' 'rfnFv
the clerk ~ 'nc crusfty rauft ~ ll0ugg ruuntS.
S.iln.. af iiahu's rsrs. Cole. on iuiy =. ts.s.
Ntel tuiun Murfhinrfun. II NanHu. 'ialu.. .si
hit i'gvs ~. : 10 sst Tor lots ari =. rf|i -
IN.
lie ttatus-. th- g. laAins riinrssss ip rfut-
he .st' iissis ts~t Ti.ss. uI-in, aud cultivation
af. slid isf~i. wise tasrlrf " ilasrr. Jani.- ~
is..iuti. T;iaeia. IS >" and fr'rfi0- =, i.iiiuii.
ali ~ Na'ula. 'r.i,
-. nEiks, i,esls,cr.
itIF.; ir.h iuur t-iz.., July 10. i.s.l
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Nosi-r for i'nbii..,ion.
LAND OIFiCE Vt
GfrsMnnn AruiNn-. tn,n. Iumn 10. 1.

LAND oFfiCB vt
sirswnpp SruisU-. Cole. june ~. isss.
NOTICE shrrrby given that the follow. In4.
- nEinlsi iSlii irr hps fic-l notice of hi- In
ignti"n tn 'nasr innl SSpof II srppSri of hi-
claim. nri that snii r']ssnt will h. made t-fpui
She Register aud Receiver nt glrnw~ld
springs. taluJaiio. OF August :. iss-. ai n
u,irrk r.. w. ,iEi Fruuk y. sheridan. ui
MUrksr. Colo. III his rrc. u. :. Ne. &C.. 4. l.
H.. for the ne 4, NV I, See -. q p sw 4, and
NV q ar 4, sea -. IN \. Rpi " 9Th PSI.
We nllhCs the following witnesses to prryu
lis continuous rr-isirncr upon. nni guilty alton
~. -aid isn1. Viz. John l.. Athn. John y.
l.ryis. \. !. Grriur2 md Iarkin Il. Craig. all
uf Ntcs-r. Juiu.
y. nEi.IN. Register.
tflrat pub Jun .J-lnst July -. i,Sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Information wanted.

Anyouc knowing the whereabouts o'
Walter :. llghy. who Formerly worked
for the Circle oui;ii Oh Yellow creek
ani later resided at Glcnwuoi Springs
viii confer s favor ly addressing this
nfiicc or liicharl ani {. II. Baghy
olmstcad. Ky, giving wha, information
they may posscs Fs to the ptcscut rcsid'
ing place Of Walter :. i'agby. who was
familinrly known among sonc OF hi,
friends as Ped
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
noae. for rns,icn,,on.
LAND OFFICE AT

GLEswooD >ruISos. Colo. June -. Is's
NpTlCE.-i- hereby given that tho following
~ named scttlrr has hlul notice uf his inteu
iluu tn make nnnl proof In support Of hi.
claim. and tuai said prtuf will hu mndc 10
fore the Register uni Receiver. AZ Girnwou'
springs, colorado. on August 10. isN-, nt u
O'clock q. IN, VIA: Frank !. Ehlcr. Of Mcckcr
Colu.. ON his Pro d. :. No ,pl, 4. l. H.. for III,
So 4 sw ., SOC -. g 4 NV 4 aud aw a NV >,
Sec %, Tp5S, x ~ W 9th ~.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
bic continuous residence upon. and cultivation
oi, said land. Nis. Gcorg. Gilmore James II
Gilmore, John ". linuE and william Weaver
ali Of Ngcokcf, colo.
So. niLAN. Register.
ifir'i pub iun .0--lnst AUG 1, i,l
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Notice fer pabi,eati"i..
I,Sp .iyPfcrAT

IAsD dtsiiE At
Gtrswuuu frsuNUs, tuius, NaY p, ise'.
NOTICE i. hrrchy Hiyrn 'hsi tho riiuuinT
~ named srtiirr hl.s nird usttsi ~ - iHtfns
tiuu t. make unal trsHf iu sE.uHFf - lii
.lsifn nnd that said .gfst VIII H. iHsilH iarfuf.
the tifriatHr aud tirruiNsr NJ tirnaa-si
spfiuss. Csir.. 90 Jnly u. -. at 10 o'ri,s'k
q in. tisf suafuas ". Narrsn, sf Nrrzrr.
giu. 90 his i'rs'- u. :, Nu IiG I, l. H.. Zoe iaf
"a d ~ a ss- -. mi :. u ~ " tth y 81.
lie uAIls= thn g. iiuuirz ullusa-a7i e. prove
IL continues y tvlhi.n1r ufssli. niti rtltiNaiiun
~, sat ismf. sns ". T. NrItrh. John t1sfi.
Charles rnIih sui Waiter Well. all ~ Mr.k k-r.
Caiaraii1,
81. hri.ts, Register.
IiIf.i Imi. illf, 80, lml, ~ I..,I
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

GiENwpoD SruISGS. Colo. june n. lsss
NDIitf,-ls hereby givcn that the following
named settler haa flied nu,ic" Of his lntcn-
ton TO make ilrAi proof In support of HE
claim. and that said proof will bo nindc hc-
fore the hcgi.trr and Receiver ut Glcnwooi
SjilnES, Colorado. on August :. iSss'. at 10
O'Clock a. m, viz: John l.. Atha. OF Moekor.
Colo. on his Pre-. -. t. No. 80. a. I. H.. tor the
% sec a and u s~ !. Sec II, Tp N. Il
bt- ro,,,,,,,' ~ ~ .,,,,, ,,,,,, @ IA l''iN =
81, siih land, vis. Ffnnk y. sheridan, Albert
j. Gregory, iohn r. Lewis and L. II. criig sll
OF Mcckcr. Colp.
=. J. D.IAN, Register.
lFir,t Pub Jun ..l--li,st July.-. isss
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
s.t,,c for Publication.

LAND OffI'E At
GLsSvg pou Srutsgs, Colo, june y iass
NoriCR l. h-u'iiy given that tho follow Ing
- uafuti settler has iiesi n"tic- ~ hts iutrn
ton to uins" funi pTtsnf iu suIIsft ~ hi
the l:rg isiCr nni Rcr,'ivernt Glruvnusi ,rinrs
Iulurtiu. uu AUGUST H. i~s-. ~ ~ u'ginrk u
Nv. VIA Guatlr. J. IuiiOni. of ANini. Cola. Uf
20 W s,n T. ~
lie uHtn'. the following witnesses ir prove
his continuous rrslicna' upon nni cultivation
10. sail land. VIZ; irhn Z. Harrison. rntrick
Sweeney, J. v. Siupsou aud i. u. Brown. al
VI kDyIti. Nutitt county, Ctln.
:. J. DEi4,S. Register.
lfit<; put Jun yp-iast Aus !. isS.t
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07
Notice for 'ubii-nti.n.

LAND OFFICE At
GiNSwuuu -rrisus. tuln. Jun" ~. lisa.
NpTtCi,-i- hereby given that the following
- nnma'l sotiirr hns ric'i notice Of his intrti.
ton to mako nnai prouf IN support Of his
claim. and that ssii rruui will L. made b..
'nrt ne LEICESTER and Receiver. at Ulrnwuo
springs. Colorado. on August y. iS,s. Mt II
o'clock n. M. VIZ; John N. wi-t. uf Nrckcr,
tuip.. on hi- Pre-. ~. :. M. "a. 4. I. II, fnr
the = = So a gtr,. n. TIP J y. anil Lot and sc
= ne = Sci 9. Tp : y. Il % W eth iI.
lie nnrc- tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous rrsidiiicc upon. nnh cultivation,
q. snil lnhd. viz. Henry Stnltmrnn. Iamra
McAndrcu. Hani. Davis and \. j. Gregory. nll
of Mcckcr. Colo.
:. ]. DrLAN, Register.
tFlr-i Pub Jun .J-fAst July -, isS,l
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sssi~~ farruhs,.a,Iou.

LAND ts''ttE Vt
siF*uudn -rH.NUs. 'Uiua, JuHr ". is-s-
N-UElgi' Is tefsl,f sitcn ;hH' tho iuligsins
~ rnfgrf sssti-s hns riri ruiiru ~ he ifi
sitlin. nui that atil yr1f an h. tuns- lslurr
III" kcEisi-r ar'i ii'cuiy-r u ui-nWu.-l
tufinss. 'plrrpiia. 81 July =. ts.f. at n
u'sinfk .. ~. ttsi A,isa iiuf, ~ Ur--n
River. Nruuirr r. on HI. III. Apr. NJ. Asi.
g.. ~ tur the - tr AMI . ~ y sl.,r -.
IT To- II iu4 " On i'N.
H., faani-s the fuii,sssinr viinossrs To- rru,t
hi. .uutiuu,. residence uIs,;i. sud giiiiy ntiut
u'. s,hi husi. Nng iarsss - i.FaIir. ui N.-k-f,
C"lu.. sfiufrun itgisr. nt iIncs spfitst. We,
sfsi iHarritc' u. Curtin nni John filsrntrs,
ser. II srsn River. NY". 4.
< !. nttNS. H~si.;rr
LIlra. rnh jnnn -i-l-l.i lmIN .. i.-.l
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I'tU OIIIVt At
GLnsNnpn ffHt>,4s, tuin,. June I. 49,
NOTICE 1. hereby siyeH that the following
~ named settler hiia hlfsi nuiir' "i his lHicns
iinn o. mas" nH'si Uft-uf IN support ni his
laii'i, and ihat llii pTu1i vii =, uat" i'riur''
tL" tiss q the utiiiiy ,pufi ~ it"tiii county
fa.a. ~ iiunn's f-aE. colo, Nn july e, ~
Atss james 10. i.aisfsn. - Namla. tpln., On
nj rFr. u, ;, so. -, fur Tho . ~ = s.e Z,
ali - IN ~. y, lph y, u e .ih J. ",
iiu rau4rs the following eiiussss- a. prov"
hi- ~, ntinuuiis rt-.isnr- ui-,u nu.i rGiiiNif
IL sah iairt. Via tnlnI Nufttin Tfuus
ChaFi,-- y iiater, Thomas Wise ari Fr'ri1fiek
<. ililuti, sii 81 iaInIa, colo.
=, .. nEi.iN. i'rFIsfrF.
ITirat rtsh June 9--,ls,i JAY 10, O..
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civ Ding store.

For drugs. medicines. paints. bcuks.
stationery, fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses. artia;s materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. so or EenG lour orders
to Dr. T.. siuycr. l.awlius. Wyoming.
and get the best goods nj lowest prices.
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iirs.., Tor .sn.inr...

We have u iirst class j. I. Case "Asi.
iatnr" ihrisling machine. and arc Pre-.
pared tp do al the ,hrashins un White
river. Covcrnmcn; lnai. ricc.anrr and
tSiii Basiu. We furnish all horses
necessary to do the work.
Goi.nrN \ smNNELANp.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

j. ". WcIcl,. George wclch ard Mar
slial Woods were summoned 10 Glen
WOOD Thursday morning rs witnesses
.rr the defense In tho ease OF Dunk
i.lair. who is charged with se,;in. Ike
u the palscc liar.
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>luAYEn oi. .rol,,r.

One hFish, hay saddle hursc: branded
o lcifclcl un lri; thigh. \ liberal re-
ward will hc paid !or his return ,p the
undersigned. Gao. v. TrNri.E.
The Meeker herald., 1888-07-07

George ". Temple has been appointed
on the Church Committee, vice &. 5.
Allsebrook resigned.