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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-03-23
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of. .ati iani. va;
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLxSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. March L. 1882.
NOTICE 4. hereby given Tint the following
~ named settler has nlcd notice Of his intrr-
ton to make Hnal proot IN supper, Of his
claim, and that said proof will he ma,le before
the Register and Receiver Mt Gicnvood
Springs, Colo. on April ~. lssV. Mt 10 O'Clock
q. ~. via: Clay q. Mills. Of Routt T.. o.. Colo,
on his T. u u 4 No as. for the 10 y NV y II !,
~ y and sw y sw u Sec IL, Tp N. II Vi W
9Th fM.
lie name. the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said land, Wis
a.; ~. nnso,' n" ,,, ii, ~, m,.,', mcnry
Colorado.
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RANCH g0n SALE.

Located iiyr miles below White River
City; title perfect. For further par,ic'
ulais inquire nj Til. HERALD Office.
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HOME NEWS

A. spring advances the general run
Of business |" Meeker Is materially
picking up.
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Se',s. for s'.h,.s.,'.s.

LAND orr1CH At
GlISuoop srat>... Colo. Mar. H. leo.
NOTICE 1. herv,,y given that the foiin~ Ing
~ uasrs-i settler has MED potir- uf hi. In.
t-ptsoa to max. nnaI pr-.f IN support 81 his
the H~ri.frr and ltr--isct at sI~r-u-.i
springs. Colsrss'n. -n May - l.-p. at 10 ccis,h
a. M. wins sanu-i ttoi~s, 81 While ifitcr city.
Colo. "a HI. T. q Y No So. Ute Series. for
the ne y ~ Y. nv = - y anil y ne y sec -
Tp: =. Rg " 9Th RI.
lie nsmss The following witnesses 10 prove
hi. cnutinu.,i. rv.tiepec upon. AMI euiiit alton
II. .ati Land, Sisi
John ". tsiiy-r, Robert NcE-c, re,-, =.
Case ard Joseph Mckee. all 81 white River
81. Drf.AN. Rcsi.ier.
first vsib Mar .l-tAst Apr e. i>rol
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TO 10 Hous,on's for drugs and patent
medicines.
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ron sALH.

Patcn, medicines Of nil kinds q, J. v
IIouston's.
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The Arsasaa Kicker.
The famous Detroit Free Press and
THE HERALD for - 20 to cash sub.
scribers. Subscribe Mt once mud gel
acquainted with Brother Gardner, Car
Dunder and the Arizona Kicker
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The annual town election occurs u
week from Tuesday. Az yet candi-
dates for the Mayorslty and Trustees
are scarce. A meeting Of citizens Of
Aeeker, however. would likely bring
forward the necessary seven. We have
been requested to announce that u
meeting will bc held next FRIDAY even
Ing at the school house to select u ticket
Irrespective OF party.
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A fine lO-eO Marlin rifle. For furths
information call at this Office.
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Ass sEW CASTLE STAGE

NEgKHH. March 8. 1889.
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That We are going to have Touring
mill ut Meeker the coming summer is q
settled fact. Judge IIugus has shipped
In ~ carload OF I've hundred bushels Of
wheat, which Ii now at New Castle
awaiting transportation. During the
coming month meeting OF the sub
scribers will bs held aud = permanent
organization effected, hxing the amount
u stock and shares, and otherwise get
matters on working basis.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

politics. o'Connor saw the wall
of water coming and run for his
life. He called to two young
lady acquaintance TO run for their
lives. They laughed at his ;iarm.
He saw them both drowned.
James Davis, the photographer,
said that his wife and children were
lost.
Henry Stutzman. of Jenncrtown,
was among those who escaped with
his family.
Frank Benford, of the Hubert
House, was seen anxiously looking
for the bodies of his mother and
two sisters.
DR.. Ranch had quite a perilous
and fortunate escape with his wife
and family, after floating around on
roof for several hours.
A special train carrying Pittsburg
militia and provisions went through
Somerset about 10 p. m. Sunday
night.
The New York Tines sent 8
special over the b. & o Monday
afternoon, carrying special cores
pOndents.
A number of Johnstown sufferer
have arrived in Somerset and are
being taken care Of
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Gone Into Retirement.
The Leaders of the McCje!land-
town Gang Taken to the Pen.

Charles J. Lewis, Decatur Tasker, Mar
shall Sullivan an Jackson z. Sullivan,
the four members ofthe olious ban Of
outlaws; who were last week convicted
of rObbing Christian 1oder, were taken
TO the Western Penitentiary MondIy
morning by Sheriff McMillen and ex-
Sheriff Kyle. As they were mlrched to
the train, handeuffed together in pIirs,
they lookel mean, detected, AMI broken
spirited. The look Of fearlessness and
bravado they had formerly worn had
left them entirely. The outlook for
them for the next ten years was not cal
cuIa ted to make them feel in the best ol
5 pirits. The people Of Fayeite and
Somerset counties will draw long
breath of relief now that they are safely
rid of this heIlish band Of thieves and
robbers.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
MeeIing Of Citizens
FOR RELIEF OF SUFFERERS AT
JOHNSTOWN.

In pursuance to a call published
in the daily HERALD, there was a
meeting of the prominent citizens of
Somerset held at the court house
last night. The meeting was called
to order by Hon. A. j. Colborn.
On motion of Col. Scull, II. s.
Endsley, and j. II. Scott were APP
pointed secretaries, and Ii. l.. Baer
treasurer. A committee Of five was
then appointed to solicit subscrip-
ton and collect money: consisting
of C. H. Fisher, c. J. Harrison,
Wm. B. Mier, w. III. Sanner, Val
entine Hay.
After some discussion q commit
tee of seven were appointed to sol
icit and gather clothing and provi
sion; consisting Of Miss Belle Kim
nell, Mrs. w. IL. Platt, Mrs. Wm.
b. Frease, Mrs. F. J. Kooser, Oliver
Knepper, Jas McKelvey and L. NJ.
Hicks. On motion the Chairman
appointed A. ]. Endsley, Rev. J. f.
Shearer, Rev. A. Bash, Rev. A. W
Connor and Rev. Beale, as a com
mittee to invite such destitute and
homeless families as can be accom-
modated, to Somerset.
The following subscriptions in
money were taken before the meet
ing adjourned: +. f. koontz, S25
II. L. Baer, s25; Rev. J. f. Shear
er, SIS; Edward Scull 800; H
5. Endsley, $25.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Der; be had two pocket books to the hast Of
my knowledse; there was over $1,000 in
the two books in large one there was some.
thing like 5000; ii was pnt up IN 81 .oo
packs; piece Of paper was pinned around
each Si,o0 pack they were principally
500 bills in the big book there were four
500 bills; the pocket book was probab,,
FROM ene and ha.f 10 two inches tbi,k in
ihe other book there were some $50 60 hills
so'ae 20's aud some los and SIS; there were
also some papers in it two years previous
10 The time l counted his money l saw his
gold.
THE pocket book tha, had been found at
the house Of A. A. Nicely. father of David
and Joseph Nicely was here handed the
witness who took it in his hands and said .
this IS
Ny BRoTHER's PoCKET- -BooK
have seen it one hundred times. more OF
les in bis possession; when we Travelled To-
gether he carried it in bis boot lee, I saw
the poeket-book before it he'd that mark on
lpoiniing on, the white mark on the corner
and afterwards then I lcnev it by the eye
let the way it is worn, the color, tie shape
and the creeses in ii.
Cross examination by General Cohroth-
Eight or ten days previous TO the murder
was at my brothers house the last time
saw his pocket-book WAS about the first Of
January when sold him stove; he got
the P0cket-book and took the money from
il TO pay me for it ] never saw pocket
book with one eylet in it like that; my
brother was not to give me $1,000; l never
heard him say he would make will and
give me $1,000; be never said to me that he
wanted his brothers to get bis moaey be
did not tel me he was collecting in his
money.
Mr.. Umberger was the last witness called
Monday afternoon. Amer he left the stand
the following articles. which had been testi-
fed to by different witnesses, were offered in
evidence, accepted and marked by the Court
sienographer: A dark lantern, 3 haneker-
chiefs, light colored overcoat, dark colored
overcoat, pair Of leather boots, pair Of gum
boots. pair Of yellow-siripcd overalls, brown
Derby hat with piece out Of rim, brown cap
nine center-fire cartridges. One Of the
Jurors, John W Beck, announced 10
the Court that be was splitting blood and
asked to be allowed 10 see DR.. Lou,her. Dr.
Lou;ber was sent for and after being quail
lied not 10 speak to the juror touching the
case on trial was allowed to retire With him
to the jury room. Afer this was done two
.constables were sworn in 10 take charge Of
the jury, when court adjourned till 7:i5
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Immediately
afler adjournment the prisoners, with their
counsel, retired TO one Of the jury roOms
where they were in consultation for. some
time. At the conclusion of the consultation
they were conducted back TO Jail by two
deputy sheriiis.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

The trial Of the Yoder murder seems
to have effected change in the minds
Of many of the Amish church, one Of
their tenents obligating them TO the
theory Of non-combatants, as much 50 as
to prevent them from prosecuting 4 case
in court, or for redress at the hanls Of
the law for any grievance, ani even from
taking any legal oath. But after the
trial prominent member of the churcq
said he felt that the ends OF justice could
only be reached and society protested
by court proceedings, and that the clos
ing speech Of the counsel for the com
wealth did more god than preaching.
From remarks made by other men ofihe
religious pursuasion who witnessed the
trial, it seems this was was the the geneT-
al opinion among them.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
The JAN on Fire.

About halfpast six O'Clock Monday
evening. shortly after court adjourned,
dense volumes Of black smoke were seen
issuing from the rear Of the county Jail
building An alarm of fire was
sounded. and in an Incredibly short
time an immense crowd Of ex-
cite.l people, most of whom thought
general jail delivery was being attempt-
ed, had gathered around the old prison.
The fire vas extinguished before any
considerable damage was done, and the
element soon sn5sile1.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Murderii

In murder trials it IS most important to
know the exact time at which the crime oc-
Cured To the unfortunate criminal time
may be life. In ali cases time IS money and
money can be saved by buying time pieces
at Neif & Casebeers. who carry large as
sortment Of The Finest Grades of Watches
and Clocks. Jewelry and silserware, Eye
glasses and Spectscies.
We also do engraving Of all kinds. Goods
purchased from US viii be engraved free of
charge. SEFF & CAsKBEER
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Ready for use No mixing required
Sticks to the vines and finishes tbe whole
crop OF Peiato bugs with one application.
One pound will 20 as far as ten pounds oi
Paris green and plaster wixed by hand.
Sold cheap by
J.B. HoIpEEBAUa.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Although NJ. NJ. Trdwell & Co. have done
the largest millinery business this season
they have done for years. by opening fresh
invoices twice a week, they not only keep up
fun stock, but are sure to have everything
Of thelaiest as il comes out.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Sentences Imposed Licenses
Granted.

Just before court adjourned Saturday
evening Ross Bird, Edward Hoover 5. p.
Sweitzer, Abram Shultz and Jesse Bsugh-
man, convicted at February sessions of
violating the liquor laws, were called for
sentence. Hoover wGs sentenced to pay
a fine OF two hundred Dollars and the
costs OF prosecution. Distillers Shultz,
Sweitzer and B4ughmsn, on account OF
the obstruction to travel on the railroads,
were unable 10 be present when called
and their rec0gnizAnces were declared
forfeited anil were respited. They viii
be sentenced, when they appear, 10 pay
a fine of FIVE hundred dollars each and
to 90 to jail for ninety days. Ross Bird
was sentenced to pay a fine of i've hun
drel dollars, the costs Of prosecution, and
TO undergo Imprisonment in the ccunty
Jail for q period Of ninety DAYS. lie was
at once taken into custody by the Sheriff
and incarcerated.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Fine Clocks.

Ansonia Walnut Mantle Clocks with the
latestimproye eiglItsday movement in for
only 500. at less cost than they have ever
been sold at before. Also Seth Thomas
Clocks OF finer grade at $500 and $500, at
HERR BRornEEs
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Down 10 Bed Rock.

Drop in and see how cheap you can buy a
Hanging Lamp. Lamps Of all kinds. Dishes
Of all descrip,iOn--very cheap Glass Ware
at a sacrifice, at the store Of
T. g. CofTRoTH.
Somerset. Pa.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

We are glad to take advantage OF the en-
ierprise Of the DAILY HERALD in giving an
invitation to strangers, as well as our old pat i
rons, TO call and see our immense stock OF
Hats. Bonuets and Trimmings besides
Laees. Embroideries, Hose, Gloves, ker
chiefs, Collars, Cufis Buttons, Corsets, jew
ely, &c, &c.
u. u. TREDwELL & Co.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Handsome stock Of White Embroidered
Robes. A large stock of Hamburgs and
Trimmings Mrs. A. Z. UHL.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

At the station met Ferg Parker,
covered with mud from head to
foot After expressing every de-
light at seeing him alive, / inquired
about his escape.
Il was at the Club House, trying
to carry my luggage from the an
mex, where / roomed, to the main
building. when | heard the awful
roar Of the approaching water. |
took one of the negroes about the
house with me, and got on the roof.
Well, | thought my time had
surely come, and said so to
Daniel, the negro. All right,
Mister Parker, I'll stick to you,
Daniel replied. l saw thousands
of people floating by but was pow
erless TO help them. After the end
was knocked off the Club House
and the waters had subsidized little
| got out on the wreckage and as
sisted in removing a number Of
bodies and persons who were only
slightly injured. Among these was
Mrs. John Dibert. Later in the
evening all of the people in our
house got across the street into the
Mcmillan building and stayed there
all night watching the fire burning
below, fearing every minute that the
fire would reach the town.
Mr.. Parker was busily engaged
in swearing in special officers to
guard the town.
Mr.. Will Endsley made his
escape by getting on top the
Louther building, on the corner of
Main and CLIFTON streets. Here
he and several young men rescued
the Rosenstcel family as they came
floating by on what was left of their
handsome home.
The whole corps of Western
Union Telegraph operators
was lost on Friday night
Among them were Mrs. 0gle, the
manager, who for twenty-five years
has acted as the receiver of Asso
ciated Press reports at this place
and her daughter Minnie, also well
known. Also Misses German and
| Watkins and three messenger boys
who were unable to escape from
the building.
| Mrs. 0gle, who died at her post
will 90 down in history as a hero
inc of the highest order. Notwith
standing the repeated notification:
which she received to get out o
reach of the approaching danger
she stood by the instrument Will
unfinching loyalty and undaunteC
| fearlessness sending words of warn
r ing to those in danger in the valley
below. When every station in tht
path of the coming torrent had beer
warned, she wired her companion a
South Fork: This is my last mes
sage and as such it shall always
be remembered as her last wordi
on earth, Cor at that very momen
the torrent engulfed her and Dor,
her from her post on earth to he
post of honor in the great beyond
Several eye-witnesses related Il
the writer how from the upper win
dows of the Company Store the.
, thad seen the unfortunate victims il
the telegraph Office float out Of tn
house to be swept away.
Mrs. Hurst, the Librarian, wa
seen by the same persons, aoatini
: out of her house with her littl'
granddaughter and nephew. The,
were still alive when last seen, bu
, were rushing towards the slaughte
: pile at the rail road bridge, witt
the resistless current.
: Russell Uhl was seen sitting b
: the 3. d o. track, clad only in shir
D and pants, waiting an opportunit
: to go to Somerset. He was a pic
5 ture Of utter misery.
: III. IL. r. IL. MI IL
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04
Five Brothers.

Fred, John. Ben. Ruby, and Nick, now on
trial at the store Of
Ed. B. CoFFrorH.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

What's the matter with stopping in at
Ferner Bros, and buying pair Of boois or
shoes before going home. They Will sell
them to YOU cheaper than anybody else.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Elegant yard vide Cashmere, p cents per
yard. Good, substantial Cashmere, 10, l2l
and Is ceuts. MRS A. +. UsL.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Every Justice Of the Peace Is required by
law TO post copy Of Justices fee bills in
his office. These fee bills can only be OBJ
tanned in this county, at Fishers Book
ct,ra
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

Dress Trimmings 10 match Dress Goo Is al
Mas. A. T. inns.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-04

N. u. TREpwELL & Go.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-08-15
Cholera in Michigan.

Dr. +. d. Larke. of Rogers City.
Michigan, says the epidemic Of last
year In Presque Isle county, in which
so many persons lost their livies, was
cholera dysentery, instead of cholera as
first reported. He used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and says it succeeded where all other
remedies failed. Not a single case was
lost in which 1t was used. This rem
edy is the most reliable and most sue
cessful medinine known for collie,
cholera morbus, dysentrey, diarrhoea
and bloody flux. 25 and SO cent bottles
for sale by e. Brauch.
Fer the National Encanpment G. A. r.
The Chicago s. North Western Rail-
way company willsell excursion tickets
TO Milwaukee and return from August
"a TO q. inclusive, ut one fare for the
round trip, good to return at any time
between August 9th and September S,
and by special arrangement tickets
may be extended to September 30th, on
application prior to September Sd. to
tho Joint agent at Milwaukee.
For fyll Information, apply to agents
Of tho Chicago Il Northwestern rail
way company, or address
E.P. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-08-15
Bridges.

Sealed bids will be received up to 9
o'clock pm. of September End, 1889, for
furnishing all material and construct
ing the following bridges across the
Vermillion river in Turner county,
One forty (40) foot wooden bridge on
line between sections ~ and Is. town
ship 100. range 55. One 60 foot combi
nation bridge on line between sections
l7and IL, township 100 range So. One
rs foot combination bridge on line
between section % and 81, township So
range So; also for constructing SAID last
described bridge using all suitable ma
terial formerly in bridge at said
place. Bids to be for each bridge sepa-
rate and to be securely sealed, marked
proposals for bridges" and addressed
to the undersigned.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. M. j. HOGAN,
County Clerk. Parker. Oak
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-08-15
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Sewing machine needles at Kellar's.
Seal of North Carolina" at
Gitchell's.
Five rooms for rent. Enquireo of A.
Rasmussen.
No snide jewelry at Pioneer Drug
Store. Call and see it.
Insure your dwelling and other town
property at Aliens Agency.
Cash will now be taken on subscrip-
tion ut the Herald Office.
Try gold dust washing powder, 4
pounds for 25 cents-at Kellar's.
We have only one more of those
sewing machines left at the Herald
effice.
Boss lemonade and Chesterman &
Barrow's celebrated carbonated drinks
ct Pioneer Drug Store.
Water set of five pieces given with
each pound of Berkley's baking powder,
price so cents, at Kellar's.
No liniment Is in better repute or
more widely known that DR.. j. H.
AcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It
ID . wonderful remedy. Sold by 4.
Brauch.
Any Kind Of a " atch or clock cleaned
and repaired at Pioneer Drug Store.
j. 7. kristiensen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-08-15
proceedinss Of Town Board.

Hurley, Oak, Aug. IL, 1889.
Board met in regular session.
Present, Jos. Allen and Daniel Dwye
trustees and w. Elliott, clerk.
The minutes of The last two meetings
were read and approved.
On motion it was decided not to levy
any tax for the year 1889, the board
deeming the funds in the treasury,
together with the uncollected tax suf-
ficient for the current year.
The petition of II. Rees and IA other
residents of the town of Hurley pray
ing that a street be laid out as follows,
to-wit: Commencing on the center of
Washington street on the south line of
blocks "a and q in the incorporated
town OF Hurley as the same is recorded
and running from thence south until
it intersects the section line running
east and west between sections 81 and
"a in township SO range SO, the same
being the south line of the town Of
Hurley, the said line being the center
of the highway and continuation of
I
Washington street, and being 80 feet in
width, and the board being satisfied
that the law has been complied with
in relation thereto appointed G. NJ. Pier,
A. }. Allen and Junia Sargent as road
viewers to view said street as provided
by law, and the Gath day of August,
1889 was fixed upon as the day when
said viewers meet and view said street,
with instructions to make report of
their doings therein at the next regular
meeting.
On motion and by vote of the board
the following bills were allowed;
w. Elliott, lst quarters salary, 50 rs
c. Dwyer, labor on street, $50
d. w. Hogan, labor on street, 800
Queal u Co., lumber, 96
On motion the board adjourned.
Attest: Jos. ALLEN,
w. ELLIOTT, President.
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