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The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
Nsssee for nsssis~ssiss.

GLGawoop srNixsis, Colo. Sept. n. issN.
NTvTiCE-ls hereby gwen that the following
N named settler has MED noticc " his inten-
ton To- make final proof In support Of his
claim. nRd that saki prpf will tc nHlc he
forv the Clerk Of the County Court Of Rouu
cUsinty. At HRAn's Peak, Colo. on November
/, IseI nt 10 o'clock .. M. Wis:
Frcdolin Boxrn:chu!s, q fsIra, itoa.t
county. Colo, On hts y 70 @s Tor tho -
lie name. tho following witnesses to prpSc
his continuous residence upsn. and c,iltita tioc
OF. said land. viz:
Mlichc l. Of Yanpa. Colo. nn'l John Lcsifurl
~. DE1.AN. Register.
First pub Sept :s-iAst Nov :. 1851
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
TAs Nsvy Dsssevevy.

UbS WV uv~sS
You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about II. You INA,
yourself 10 ono VI tho many who Know
from personal experience just how good
u thing it Is. II you have ever tried II,
you are one Of it, stsunch friends. be'
cause the wonderful thing about 1t Is
that when once given trial. DIR. King
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the houss. II you have never used II
and should 10 afflicted with u cough
cold or amy throat, lung OF chest trouble
secure n hottie At once and give II fair
trial. II IL guaranteed every time, az
money refunded. Trial bottles free nj
any drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
Assss~ Sss Psbasessiss.

G.NNUUFFWBNT
GirSuoob srNtsGa, Colo. uet. 70. $50.
NOriCH u h~t-t,y given that the following
~ nannr.a s-tiI~r hos ats.i nsSSrr of bic In.
t-ntsa In rsah~ hnai ps,.'f In support n his
sisin, and that All prof viii h. made t-fses
the Ci~ss II tho csinfy Cssirt II NJ, lliat~S
~,siaiy. si N~~hrs. Chic. IN fh~smtsr :. tsss
o. 70 o'eis-k .. hs. Ntaf
kssdi~ r. Witisir. II N~~krv. ccio.. on his r
AMI ~ Y 40 y no I Up ! =. n " esA y.
snd aiS-N.iin6 tsr. cast entry No. Tot. nssssr
lhs.. -. -.
lie nsnsrs tho se,io~,ns wiln~s.~s IN psnvs
bic rsrtinu.sss rv-ks~ur~ uvsun. and r,,isissssoa
~. vii tsss.i. snI
u. q. Nerr~tt. all Of N~-k~v. Cola.
=. J. bsf.<S. it~ptst~r
Iflr.' Pub No, e-fa.t In. :. t.pi
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

LAND OffiCE At
GLnSuS"n srsi>G-. tolo.. uk'. =. pO.
NUTtcE-i. hereby given that the fo,i.~ ing
~ named s<sii~s has MED n-sr~ AZ his ini~s,.
tt"n Z" n,skr nnai ps,pf Ia eupys,st 1T hi.
-isirn. anil that all prof viii L. ms.ie' To-
fs- ihe Cb~rA IL the County C"iyt of ktu
iiispr., e.siniy, at Nc-k-1. Coio. ou Dy<-sni.r
:. ia. 81 m"rio-k .. H.. via;
=, I. Nsth--. Of NcVkrs. Cs',s.. On HE y q
DIS y" -. Tito r~rt~s. fos TIC y ne =, n~ =
ne y So u and - y g. y 40 :, TT : y. u
eih y.
He nanrs tAe following witnesses To rso,e
II, aid land. VIZ!
{. .. tirsdsr-. Oisf Ard~r.rs, snd lance nm.
oil Of Nevhrr: Colo. sni Eiisuosth tme.. at
white kiscr. Colo.
y. J. III Las. ttrrisier.
ifirsS Pub Nov :-iasi lire :. tseJl
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
S.s,ec for s.ns,ieas,on.

T.NND OFFICE Mt
GLNSwppp srNisGs. Colo. prt. =. iso.
NOTICE !. hereby given that the follow inx.
~ named settler has fiI-i MOTIFS, ot hi. In.
irri'on To- make nnni psupf In support II HE
claim. and that ssk prot ~ ~ L. made l-rforr
the Clerk W ihc District Cosirt ~ lilo N'nnso
ro.iniy Al N-rksr. Colo. on Decrtu,-s TO- I've.
~ " ci.--s =. NJ Ala.
John lhttd Bcburtsrr. Il Acekcr. Colo. on
- 81 - \ So C, Tp2s, Ne ". and NV y
lie nance tho following witnesses Z" prove
his continuous t~-FiriNc upon. and cultivation
Of. .ah land. via;
Clarence sawyer. DAME, u. Taylor anil Jack
rnl,rr. ali of ricc-wnsc, Coio.. nnd Samuel
M"o,s, Of M-cker. Colo.
y. J. DGI.AS. Register.
ifirst pub Nov :-iast Dcc :. isol
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
Noslee Tor RuOsieass00.
Lawn nRYIrR At

LAND OYYICK At
0LeHVoon ePasR0e Colo. OCT. IA ~.
NyOT1CR-1s hcreby S1vcu tAas the following
N uAo,eA settler has dled eostss II his tneeo-
ttna 70 1aks enAi psoof = sapposs g p
fore i6e negt1srr and neCsives, 81 0Loavuc1
spsan0A Co,0ssdn 90 January IIn = ,
Oceukk Q. M, ttAs
~. e nv Nv ! scr "a RAJ 4 u q Nv.
he nA,nss tAc fhJlUwthR WisiTrey~ 70 prove
his continuous rr~ticrcc upon. and cultivation
II, said land. VIZ:
j. H. Wallace. I.anc Coiycr, =. a. Gordon and
y J. DEiAS. Nrxi-trr.
First Pub Oct in-1h-t Nov Il, 1881
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

T. Ts.~ s>i~-s.os s6a~t mud tho uevfect
safety with whicl, ladies' may use the
liquid fruit laxative. Syrup OF Figs.
under all conditions make II their favor
lite remedy. 1t is pleasing 10 tho eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet eiTcctual in
netting on the kidneys. liver and bowels.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
a. oldland T. Co.,
-pEALru M
GEN ERAl
MERCHANDISE
a Complete Line Of Groceries
Provisions, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hardware,
Drugs, etc.,
WHITE RIVER CRY. COLO.
HARRY NIBl0Ck,
Carpenter and Joiner
Jobbing . Specially.
xuop-T~o door. nos'h of Hs"s'.n "'A"~.
N.s,r~ Tor lswsii~sssss.

Nssire Ter lPsssitrsstSs.
LAND OFFICE At
GlISuopp SPRINGS. t"'".. sept j.. i~"i
N nau-,i s,.ttlrr h,. fis>i notice of his int-n.
tjou 10 ,nnkr final rs'-,f In support 81 his
claim, aud that .~I pf,-,f viii fr' tns,l~ t-f'rv
the IIrrk al the County Court 81 ltouti c',siniy.
S'.,l.,.. At Hahn. rcssk. Cato. on November 4.
1-sss, a 10 .'c..sk n. tn. tbi 40 =.
Thomas 10. Wis.,. Il SsmI-s. Colo. on his J.
Y IL So vi. for the " = ss = ssv " nbd y
nv y, src TIP s y, u " W ssh T. ".
lie Nance the following Witnesses " prnSs
his continuous rv-.i'isucc ut-'n. and c'i'i'ask'n
81, .sid land. WIS
Th"mss Csu,iar. Hush Niich~ll snd FRI
,L,s"u.,huis. II YnnIs. Colo. and John i~ss.
ford. ~ Lay. Cole. ,,.,-,
ivir., Pub sept :s-la.i Nov :. 1901
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

john &. Schultz. the upper Picc.Ancc
ca,,lesnan. made n hurried business trip
10 Meeker In the early part II the ~eck.
In common with other sincku'sn. Mr..
Schultz breads tho comm. winter. fear.
Ing IL will lie disastrous to tie stock In.
lrtests
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

LAND OFFICE At
FLEETWOOD seN,NGa, Colo. Sept. a iEO. I
NOTICE hereby given that thu following
~ named asttlrr has hlcd nuSke II hls linton.
ttnn To MAKO Nnal prppf In support 81 IA
claiin: and that aahi prpf viii ,r made l,rfors
tne Clerk 81 The County Court IT Rso Blspco
ecenty q Ncctef. Colo. on November 9, Issp,
lance + NcHat'nn, of Neekcr, Colo, On h,s
FEDS No -. Ute Sesicr, for tho o ~ Z
~ = 10 spd = - \ Scc =. Tp n, Rst " slS
He names the following witnesses To move
HE continuous r-skicncc upon, AMI cujjiysiio
ri. .ati land. via:
and W. ". Jones. all of Mc-kcr. Colo.
=. j. DEI.AS. Register
tFirrt Pub Kept .s-I.s.t Nov 9, lspl
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
0sssoLUvsoS AoTscx.

The psrtner~hlp heretofore existing
between l.,nDey Dru. \ itanguis Is
this ,iay dissolved. I.anncy Bru.. con.
tinuinx. GiLnHTr NILSSON.
WALTER r. DHNpY,
Arbitration.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
MAIN STREET MeExER

Property Tor Sale o. Rent.
In bs,aincss party Of county seat; III
sDzio0 feet; franc building :ixu feet
stabliag for irn l,ead of horsrn and all
nrce~ary outbail,iinxs. Inquire ii
HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
nxxxxs Ass NV CASTLE STAGE

Leaves Meeker carrying L. $. mall
daily Except sutda,l NJ U u. m., md
arrives u New C1sab same dsv Ia time
70 MAKE ooauscon6 With the aSsespoou
trains fOs GlssSsoA e1sinEs. Apsn.
Lssdyins. DssS9 ~ all points
ease q ~ nnQ, This line 10
tspplisa Giih. I'd stpca md careful
and edmpsssat Atyttt are In charge.
Express matter esnsis,aet u the Mccker
and New Castle Sage Line will receive
prompt attention.
GoEi:.N & Pool Bgos..
l,Iopric;oTs.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

During the c,ming week J. Jay
Josiin. II the wsl.known Denver dry
goods ho,isc. will issue u new illustrated
catalogue. and parties desiring can ob.
tain oopy By sesdias In their address.
OF calling on J. Y. Houston. Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Subscribe Sos 1iiR HERALD and San
francisco Weekly Call. Only t5:5 for
10th PAPERS. Specimen coples can he
hsi by addressing this Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
voUNe.

Part Of the lock Of Springfield rife.
Owner can have the same by calling nj
TINS c,liee. proving property and IA, In:
for this MI.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

The l. I outfit d"ve larxe bunch Of
cattle up Ito river Monday. Tie CON.
Isan, will feed several herbs At their
Nebraska fr~siing fam ihis winter.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Tie Nibloek Cattle Company s,artssi
u tic Iosd Monday with nearly all Of
their ''si'-" stock, which they will win
ter In Nebraska
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

II will I'sy you 10 bay your conf-c.
tionrry. etc. at lious,nas as his rcsis
are always frcah. Choice candies - %
10 cents trr POUND.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

4. ". Foreman has b-en appointed
referee To adjudicats water rights ON
pice-ancc and Beaver creeks.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Twrety-ssght stssneers registered
q ths Asekes Intel "Wednesday. The
cnoks arc allowed very litiis gess n that
establishment.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
4 H,s.s.r,..s wac h~.s.s


Al New Castle. All work vnTrnnir,i
Send your watches by s,agc driver.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Lots II funny things happened dur.
In. the week; local news items Law
arund prom,scio,isly. but all the hap.
venins don't appear In this Issue. Rea.
nm why: HERALD pencil. ps,shcr out
r',stlinx for the Democracy iirst two
days In the week.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

5. y. ballard. the New Castle jrwcler.
IL here on business. J. V. Houston will.
IN future. set - Mi. usilsri's Meckrr
AesAt-
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
FOH sALE.


A house and two lots. Will be sold
cheap. Inquire ut Tue HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Parties wishing Louisiana Lottery
Tickets. call OF sddrsas L. r. l,ernudy.
New Castle, Colo, authorized agent for
GARFIELD county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Following is the Powell Park School
report for the month ending November
/, 1850:
Number OF pupils enrolled. 10.
Number Of pupils not absSAt dhrii:
tho mouth. 2-Iiayes Wilson and Flora
Proctor.
The general average In studies Is ~
follows:
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09
HOME NEWS

Dr. llili. tho dentist, will be here
Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Inc new addition 70 the Ms-ker hotel
adds greatly 70 he sppsarapce Of things
~ TINT end u the tnwn.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

sivs . bsii Taasssgsvi.s night.
0UO
~. fooeo q fiee-asoe. 0a6e two
professional TIPS 70 Nssksr during u's
VpNnk 80
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

II. n. Dreifuss has his threshcr In
tlrsl-class condition, and Is ready to do
work on short notice. Gram taken
when not convenient for patrons to pay
cash.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

For any snide work done BY the watch
maker ut New Castle.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

T,tH lfHWALD erre.i last week In
shifting shat Mcxsis. Hunter and Akin
tJrsse Harris s9entsl had sold line
hcrsr I" prominent Hear river horse
man for 81 40. The horse In question
" Cleveland lsayl was sold, sure
enough, but the price was 5000. in
stead 81 $50, and Jay Iion was the pur.
chaser.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

For Sale-A handsome ladies' saddle.
VIII he sold at bargain. Inquire ut
this ONCE.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Programmes ..rmx HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

We have souie choice ranch property
on easy terms. Titles Irrfect.
ATTN \ IiAIr.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

ss..-.... I. "os, ..~ssvins fresh fruit
daily.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

i'o,s s.iiIe. For particulars inquire
nj this odice.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Invitation. at III. HERALD onicc.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Note heads at TIE HERALD office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

The election is now over and the ex-
citement and ill-feeIing engendcred is
fast subsiding: Xecker has been chosen
As tho permanent seat Of government
tor Rio Blsnco county. and nothing
now stands In The way Of advancement
and prosperity excepting indifference.
iack Of public spirit and general cnaid-
meas. Throw To the dogs these moss
backed characteristics; tear dswn the
nnseemely old "shscks;" bsaki houses;
Law sidewalks and make Meeker what
she should be-the handsomest town In
Colorado,
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

Advertise in The HERALD.
The Meeker herald., 1889-11-09

hnies-s In the rossossss~ ~ Asrker. iiIo hlsnco
County, Colo, Is sreotd class mail matter.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09

garland she motioned to n group OF her
girl friends to join hands in n ring, first
allowing the maid OF honor to draw fold
of the veil across her eyes. So blinded she
held the garland at arms length while the
unwedded damsels circled about her, each
one passing in turn beneath the bridal
crown, the maiden on whose head it was
finally allowed to rest being regarded as
she whose turn would come next in order
to wear wreath and veil.
At a second swell wedding within the
ranks of the 400 the brides veil of old lace
was fastened by dozen pearl pins. When
she went to change her dress word was
passed to her twelve bridesmaids to follow
her, and these favored young women with
drew each jewel, following out the
superstition that all pins must be removed
from brides toilet to insure her amia-
bility and freedom from small worries,
and adding newer idea that such gifts
bring luck to the receiver.
Other old ceremonies in high favor at
fashionable weddings this Season are the
theft by nm agile bridesmaid of the left
slipper OF the bride-warranted to act as
charm to bring about a second wedding
within year-the scrmble of the ushers for
the brides boquet-whlch will make a man
Benedict certaiuly-the sprinkling OF rice
in quantities greater than formerly, and
the obligation newly put upon the brides
maid that they, or one Of them, must en-
broider for the bride blue garter, since il
her marriage is not to be n failure, ana
she is not to bring up in a Chicago
divorce-court. the sun must shine on her
and she must take all the precautions of
wearing something old and something
new, something borrowed and something
blue.
With the revival Of such n multitude of
old cerenonials it is not strange that the
wedding gown should suggest the days Of
aud lang syne. A very pretty bridal robe
that | have Just seen Is destined for u maid
In dressy and gay little Orange. 1t is
made of white Indian muslin, cut in fash
ion OF the period OF 1895, with balloon.like
leg o'muttou sleeves, n little surplice
bodice with n wide waistband and sash
ends tied In bow and brought to the
middle OF the back Just below the shoulder
blades. The skirt is fully gathered at the
waist and is short enough to show the
satin slippers laced sandal-wise about the
ankles. 1t is, OF course, very narrow and
Is finished with scallops of white silk floss.
From the waist line down is studded all
over with embroidered white rosebuds, and
In trout the hem has vine pattern with
roses intertwined. A frill of old lace at
the neck falls on the shoulders. The
brown hair of the slim little bride will be
drawn high on her head with little
punches of soft curls hanging over the
temples. Her veil is to he of old lace that
was worn n hundred years ago.
This is to be flower wedding In honor
of the June sunshine, as well as an old
time ceremonial, and the ten bridesmaids,
who will wear gowns exactly like those
assumed by their grandmothers when they
were young, will walk in pairs and carry
roses, the first two in short-waisted gowns
and scant skirts of the most delicate shade
Of pink China silk. with sashes like that
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09

- .La brida ,,ith trnils Of the male syeet
h.inr haugiuy from their wide Ieghorn
80 ao,,,, M, thair shoulders and escaning
s.o,n ,I,o haskats tied with broad nink rih.
ioms carrieJ I'm the hnnd the newt connie
Iii r,aar Mink siIk of the shade next
SI,,,J nro,,.,, tho,,soI,.os wifi tho i've
ue. .ipt,,ad Iii, 1000 ,,i,h IJosson,s e,yaat
p e ~, a,.ar, hiiisida Itor tbese
n ..,,ti oor,a ,,yo vivid hrunettes In yellow
$3.50, WI ,hnir velIov roses and then two
W In the warm nink of the Gloire de
% ,osos o,,l tho ,n.t tyo In the deem
.,i n,, red NJ tho .Iacoreminots
" ,yodding sill, there can he little
al, ,hat ,rbi,e nrmnrc 10 fast dIsnlacino
~ ...5i,ion,l ,yhi,e s,tin II has not
~. ~ -, 81 tha cIassic fabric bnt tn the
w ,,,or,nn who 10 rano,yned for fail
- -, ha. hast when dressod for we'd
ai' s w .. a. ,ar mora hecon,ing II has a
~, ,ln, ,i,o so,in lacks and n deli
ST. st, ga which Iiybt and shadow
-. -na..,,. .,..a ..-----.-.,
ps paes, ~. oo ,,s, s's,so'
pelIr 49, ~ $3.50. go, SV ns
s,Jva" an i,. 80 ,,.oin,,nan. a rs
~, So iano', '-n' "ppo aai,ao 70 10
summer fashiorS ~ $50 sec Tbe weJd;So
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09
FULL OF FUN.

-"At what age were you married."
she asked inquisitively. But the other
lady was equal TO the emergency, and
quietly responded: 'At the parson-
age. yarmouth Register.
"A man who died near Philadelphia,
recently, disinherited his daughter on
account of scurrilous valentine which
he believed she sent him fifty years
ago.
-Teacher-"It seems you are never
able to answer any of my questions.
How is this, my little boyP" Little
Johnnie-"If | knew the things you
asked me, ma'am, dad wouldn't go to
the trouble OF sending me here. ~
Harper's Bazaar.
The oil OF black birch is prod
uct almost as precious as the altar OF
roses, and is worth about eighty dol
lars per gallon. AS for the ordinary
birch and hickory oil-well, we all re-
member what it used to bring.
City Blizzard.
ELL" asked Mrs. Potts, "what is
1t that every woman wants and no
man ever ownsP" Instead OF dutifully
giving it up and giving her a chance to
say "a husband" the wretch merely
answered, 1.-THE earth. "-Terre Haute
Express.
-"They tell me, Uncle Benjamin.
that you are to play in the Coontown
dramatic club. What part are you to
take'" "Yargo, sab. Dey said | was
too light complicated for Ophello, SO
plays Yargo. sab. Hartford Post.
Counsel for the defense Ito wit
ness)-'Did the burglar take all the
money out OF your safeP" Witness
mo, there was little silver LETT
Counsel addressing the jury)-"From
this IL is quite clear that my client car
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09

rmaieyisi ls'fastened atrpReSifselwitha 1ngq
! 5eweled- Pin. The en-, hIU,dereds Sleeve Is
edged with lace ruehing.
n iOne Of tho csrriAge dressesis Also OK,
stremely flesh and brilliant, being OF the
rnost exqhisitely flnc In,iia caniel's hair in
pale green tones. Sit has 4 bodice and
Wreck draleries .orer skiN bf Nhrmuye,
which Is In stripes OF two shades OF green.
-Atiny Spanish Toreador jacket OF green
lyslyet lbprdefed with 81 TX hail fringe and n
narrow band OF silk embroidery cousti-
flutes the lIodice finishing. l'lslI, ,
Two. on three visiting dressing dresses
ARE exqnisittly French examples Of the
use of the French womgn's COLOR gray.
,One Of dark quay velvetandl ght gray silk
islextremely i;racefuL The drapery OF the
silk hangs stvajght from throatutp feet,
slightly caught np OF, both, stiles. to show
the velvet undsrskirt, and epnHped, below
the waist by n wide band Of 81 embroidery
IN light and dark gray, A short AMI nattg
rohndeut gray velvet jacket Is worn with
p The SECOND IS Of the srhy Eioriosa that
ms the Lsaiiie effect -as popiin, SILK worp
Henriettaandim many bther OF theisAk and
wool fabrics. The skirt is laid inaecortiibh
tplaits! with nwids hor,leriof steel blue
satip. iIheiwaist II laid in plaits also, the
pabure of the material
iipeqhibitibgihe softer, drapings. A wide
sash OF steel blue satin lends "A finishing
touch TO, the whole.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09

The third gray gown has n petticoat OF
smoke gray water velvet; over this comes
a smoke gray watered silk Directory waist
coat and sash heavily embroidered in four
leaved clovers In silver and steel. The
gloves and shoes are OF gray suede to match
the petticoat, aud the wide Directory hat
Is of gray straw covered with gray plumes
and knots OF white ribbon.
Two pretty tea gowns are not the least
charming items, one indeed being Greek
enough to have belonged In Athens EN-
broidered pale green crepe lie chine is the
material striped with ribbon of the same
color. 1t is patterned somewhat after the
gowns worn in the Greek play at the Ly-
ceum n month or two ngo, and its loose
draperies fall In sweeping, unconventional
but most artistic folds.
The other ten gown is delicately radiant
with rose color aud white, most summer
like in its opalescent shades, suggestive Of
the grace and picturesqueness of Vatican.
The overdress is OF soft white crepon, with
wide sleeves slashed with Nalenciennes
lace, mud opening over skirt ofrose colored
surah laid In fine narrow plaitings which
cling about the figure. The pink sash
fastens in frontand loops ofpink ribbon are
knotted on the shoulders, the long ends
hanging down.
A simple dress. which is especially
becoming to the slight figure
of The bride, Is rrdhgets OF
blnek surah, with the jauntiest Of rsvers
The wide sleeves are gathered into deep
Wristbands there is soft sash OF BLACK
wateredsilk and the skirt is of black
guipure.
Vbara 10 M snnce laft In which IN sneak
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-09
-
Plague of Tigers IN Java.

A good place for an adventurous
sportsman ut present would be in Java,
where 1t is reported there are so many
tigers that portions of the island arc
being depopulated. The people are
either disinclined through superstition,
or they lack means or courage to at
tack and destroy the tigers, although
large rewards are offered by the gov
ornment for the destruction of beasts
of prey. In 1883 the reward for kill
ing a royal tiger was raised TO 200
forms, However, guns are rare, and
since rising in the province of Ban.
tam, some years ago. have been taken
away by the authorities altogether A
plague Of tigers is unusual, yet their
skins are so valuable that an organ
ICED tiger-hunt would seem TO be likely
To well repay the authorities, or who
ever set about exterminating them, ia
cash as well as security. -Demorescs
Monthly.
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making little difference.
The Phenacodus Dr. Cope regards
as the distinct ancestor of the higher
forms OF animals In succeeding ages
the larger animals, like the elephant
and giraffe, were developed from it,
and the different surroundings and
conditions led to the growth of planti-
grade animals like the bear, the
carnivora like the leopard, and the
lion and hoofed animals like the horse
and deer, all Of these branches de-
veloping some OF the minor traits
which were possessed by the original
type. When the new building OF the
Museum of Natural History is COM
pleted, Prof. Whitfield expects to Sc
cure for his department a complete
collection OF fossils showing the de-
velopment of these branches of ami
NAL life SO far as science has yet been
able to indicate them.-Cor. Cincin'
natl Commercial.