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long interested naturalists. 1t is mat
ter Of much practical Importance, too, to
horticultulists, if certain fruits, especially
those belonging to the squash and melon
family, change and deteriorate, as some
assert, by the influence nf the pollen from
other plants OF the same family acting
upon the ovaries from which these fruits
develop. Persons interested in the sub
ject will find summary ofwhat is known
about it in a paper by M. MaXimowicz
published in the journal of the Royal
Horticultural Society, new SER, ill.,, p
161 See also Darwin's "Animals and
Plants Under Domestication English
ed ) i, 80; Asa Gray, American Journa-
of Science and Arts, 2, SER, xiv, 442l
and Darlington's "Fl. Cestrica," 3 ed, p,
555."
In an editorial in the same issue en-.
titled "Problems in Horticulture" the
editor of Garden and Forest refers more ex-
tremely to this subject, as follows
''The letter from Rev Lyman Phelps, on
another page of this issue, gives some
facts which confirm his belief in the Gimme.
diate influence of foreign pollen on the
constitution and quality of the orange.
The fruit on other trees in groves where
certain strains of the Navel and Blood
oranges are growing is changed, accord
ing to his observation, in general appear
ance, form and flavor, partaking of the
qualities of the two varieties named. OF
course, it is not demonstrated that the
change does not come from variations in
the bud; but no one is prepared to say,
with certainty, that changes in afruit are
never due to the influence of pollen from
another point. Practical cultivators be-
lieve that, with fruits, as rule, no such
change need be expected. Some varieties
of our native plums, when planted by
themselves, bear sparingly, because, as it
is assumed, their Ovals are impefectly
fertilized. When, however, trees are plant
ed near others which yield abundant pol
len, a larger amount of fruit is set. 1t
is supposed that this is due to the fact
that pollen from surrounding trees is con-
veyed to the stigmas of the flowers of the
native plums. But no one expects to find
any change in the fruit. The wild goose
plum remains the same, no matter where
the pollen comes from. Certain varieties
of grapes are also more productive when
planted near vines which yield abundant
pollen, but the fruit remains Identical
with that from self-fertilized flowers
Elaborate experiments have been made
by Mr.. A. A. Crozier and others in cross
ing apples, grapes, pears, plums and
squashes, and in no instance did the infu-
ence of the foreign cross appear the first
season, and yet, in the absence of direct
proof, we must admit that here is aprob-
lem which is not completely solved.
'Forseveral months All energetic discus
sion has been carried on in English horti-
cultural journals as to certain alleged
evils arising from the practice ofgrafting
The positions taken on either side of the
controversy show how widely at variance
are the views of practical prOpagatOrs on
matters which may be of vital impor-
tance in the history of the plant treated.
Incidentally, many related questions are
suggested. At what age does a tree fur
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02

cap raspberry, with juice quite as dark as
that of the latter berry. Such an orange
cut at Ocala, during the exhibition, last
winter, and observing visitors noted the
difference in flavor as well as strong con-
trasts in color in the two sides of the
same orange.
"Some time later | cut Prata orange,
such as L. W. Sherman, Of Boston, sells
for whites" because the rind is pale
lemon color. | noticed before cut it,
longitudinal, single rows of rubricate oil
cells, running from flower to stem as
straight as the lines of longitude on
school globe. The opposite cheek of the
orange had splashes of them, giving
beautiful contrast to the pale lemon
shade. was not surprised to find in the
pulp, usually as pale and white as a Villa
Franca lemon, rubricate tints.
81 then went to the row OF trees on the
opposite side of the Blood oranges, and
soon found on one of the outside branches
of the Ribbed Du Roi, an orange well
marked as a Du Roi save the blossom
end, which was well-defned Blood. lieut.
and found a more deeply-colored orange
than the average Bloods with not seed
although the Du Roi are not wanting in
seed
HAmOng the ornamental dwarf orange
trees at Belair, President Berckmans,
during visit last winter, called atten-
ton to one found with rind not unlike the
shell of the old crook neck squash when
ripe, the exact counterpart of which he
had seen on tree in a distant part of the
grounds. The distant tree originally
came from Japan and has not been bear
ing more than three years. [ know such
oranges were never seen there on the tree
on which he saw it till this one strange
tree began to bloom and bear fruit Now
tracks of this ribbed and warty fellow are
again and again seen Oh the other trees.
"In March last cut cluster of five
oranges from the tree sent me by William
Saunders, superintendent of the grounds
vi UlLO AS SAAOu1OuAcu cu DOpcCl OAlIOAU VI w cUou-
ington, labelled Bahia. The cluster
looked precisely like similar clusters grow
ing on an adjoining ST. Michael tree. Cut
ting them all, | could see no difference in
seed or flavor from the ST. Michaels; the
same sharp acid, the thicker, rougher
and tougher rind than that of the Navels
not a thing to remind one that the sap
of Navel tree nourished those five St.
Micheal oranges.
Some years ago since procured from
A. w Rountree, of New Orleans, the
Double Imperial orange | budded a
number OF trees from the tree he sent.
They bloomed fully for the first time last
February and March. The past summer
and autumn | found again and again or
anges on adjoining trees SO exactly like
the real Double Imperial that the novice
would say they were the same. This or
ange (the Double ImperiaD has an ex-
terror, as b. HI. Hart says, sui generis and
quite distinct from most oranges. 1t has
as much pollen (yellow, too) as any or
ange bloom ever examined. 1t is one of
the coming oranges for Florida.
Meanwhile, let me say, a race of or
anges which can completely metamor-
phose whatever other variety it's pollen
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We offer ore hundred dollars reward
Tor ANY ease II ca,afsii that can not h.
cured 10y iaLin: Halls CatafIh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY \ Co. Props. Toledo. u.
We. the undersigned. have known +.
j. Cheney ioF tho las; u years. aud b.
licvc him perfectly honorable IN nil bus
incss transactions. and financially able
10 carry out any obligations mal, by
their firm.
IVES; y Truas. wholesale druggists. To.
l.,io. Ohio.
waiiing. Kiunau y Marvin. wholesale
druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
4. II. vaniiocsen. Cashier Toledo Ma.
tionai Bank. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Curr Is taken inter.
naliy. acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces III the system.
Price .jr. per bottle. Sold by NIL drug
.i.is.
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.L.e1{oS NOTICE.

| Notice IL hcrcbt given. that on Tues.
day the ,ifih dayof November next. u
General Election will bc held. at which
time there will u elected the following
county and predict officers. to wit:
One County Julcc.
One County Clfk.
Ono Sheriff.
| One Coroner.
One County TREASURER.
One County Superintendent Of Schools.
One County Surveyor.
One County AScssor.
One County Commissioner - Dis;ric,
No. !.
One County Commissioner - District
No. 3.
One Justice OF the Peace for each
precinct.
One Constable for each precinct.
One Road Oyersecr for each Road
District.
Also 10 establish the county scat oil
Rio Blanco county.
Also To vote for nr against the pro
position for the creation Of M additional
bonded Indebtedness Of Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars. TO aid IL
the erection OF State Capitol Building
as provided for BY an Act Of the Genera
Assembly Of Colorado, approved Apr
sth. iss9.
Which election wilt he open at sever
o'clock in the morning. and continue
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II YOU wan; Ia L. healthy YOU must
ci, regularly. IN meat to-day will not
serve You for Tomorrow. To lie pros.
Ferrous In business advertise regularly.
Stop ca,.n. and you r,af,r and die.
stop advertiser. and YOUR business
takes consumption and die, also. spas.
medic advertiser. Is like having feast
or u fan,inc'-mot- famine than feast
tory. To taku out your 'asi" Ia dull
times Is killing YOUR hotsc because he Is
little lame. IN duh times advertising
il the NEST effective. as more notice Is
taken II printers ink then than al nn,
other time.
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The iirs, term Of the District Court In
Rio Blanco county convened Monday.
but the court room no; being quite
ready for occupancy M adjournment
was taken TN Tuesday.
Tho Grand Jury was impanellc,i
Tuesday and went 10 work. Their
progress was somewhat retarded by the
absence ~ witnesses.
True bills were returned aga.ns,
Charles Martin. charged with horse
stealing. and Oscar Collins. ct nj. for
cutting and destroying fences. Tile
latter case was brought to trial aud Col.
lins and those implicated with him were
convicted.
This was the hrst conviction In the
District Court 81 Rio lllanco county,
and Judge Rnckcr imposed very mod.
crate iine-s75 In the aggrega,e-de.
PENDANTS TO par one half the costs In
the case and IN stand committed until
line and costs were paid.
Martins case was continued until the
mex; term Of court. as was also the case
OF Hunter and Skerrctt against whom,
true bills were found, charging them
with robbery.
The civil cases Of J. W. 1Iugus X Co.
Va. John Armit, J. W. Jones vs.. II. Z.
Gilmore. e, al. r. Is. Watson w. Ora
Haley were continued until next term.
The Grand Jury found indictment.
aCainss rcff min sifi,,p. for n, al nj n; %, - ,
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- nan, ., u,o ,.,is,.r.d
=, ,na N..s., ,.s,.r,,ay
60, c..s.,,
'heI'" i'"A o"v'.a" -. ,,.'s
county '"'"s''" WIZ" '"s ''"" '
"ee"'
IT, W. W. N'"oA " Nv" I 49,, w." ,ra
'"'." "''0 P'''''''' "
"''"'
J. +. McEiVoy oil ASPEN IN a.'enu'hg
the pistfict Court III P'o'esNo"a'
capacity
I'd. liernudy, OF New Castle, was
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.sIswoop srat>... c.ia. sept. -. f''.
NOTICE 1. h-s~t,y given that the following
~ named SETTLER hss ni-.i nsstis- 1t bis tn
lrnttun To- make NAL prs-f In support ~ ~,
claini. and that .1i tT,uf ~ i- tnesis- t-fsss
the ii.s.is;rr anil iissrissr at tirurssss
usi.- .. M. vas
John 4. T-upi-. 81 Lay. ,o'r,. "a his y u u
: So Ga IuT the . 80 = zis'i "a = = Z -.
~, ~. y. u a. " sih ~.
lie rafns. the fstiiauins ~iitlsss-s Ia prove
iis cun,iuus rsIis ns-- ui-'n. .ni rtiliit siirti
uf. .zti lafri. VS.
Soil- a rhss ,isr-t,-- -. tiaE,rr. Ar.iFrs
]. y. -auti-rs and u.sAf .. iiaft-r. all Il lay.
Colo
Sd. brLNN, Hr.isi~f.
li'ir., rli, sept -s-lns, No, :. 1901
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GtHSwoup srHi,a.. c"lu.. oCi. u, issp.
NOTICE.. hrrvi,y given 'hat the in'l1s ina
~ named settler has fi--i uu;i-' ~ his inisrs
ton To- make nnsi vrupf IA supl-ft u his
claim. AMI that .sii pruaf will 10 male hs.
fatv the HrEis,-r aud H-.-i,-r. at tlrpvu.-i
springs. Colorado. on January :. iso1. nj y
.'.luss q. IN. Wis - -
y. \. Gordon. 81 N.ctrr. Colo, gu hi. J. u u
= No 10. for the nc 4, nc :. soc ". , e !.
.rr anil sw ' .s :. Sec ~. Tp 4 :. u VI " e'h
IN.
lie name. the following ysitn-.scs Z. prt,r
hi. cuu'inuuns Residence ui"r. anil cult, aiIpn
81, .sii iani. Wis
Isaac vnly-r. ". I. Lynch. John g. Schultz
afri las. ". Iiainbgi,h D.. pii ct N-rs-r. Colo.
:. !. Dri.NN. Nrstsirr.
lrir,, pub oc, ip-la., Nov II i.-yl
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LAND piti'E At
.trSwoop -ritiSgs. Colo. oct. y. l-s'.
NorIci.-is hcr,,'y gwen that tho following
q named settler has tlc.i notice 81 his intrn.
ilun 8" make ilral prupf " support 81 his
claim rni that s,ii pry-tf viii H. made lss-
fur- the Clerk II the District Court 81 Ito
iilancp county. Cola. at Mcrh.r. Colo. on
November -, leo. at ~ o'clock u. m. Nigi
william L. v-a'rh. 81 N"cscr. Colo. on his
Pr u : So fS. for the NV 7, w =. ~ :, NV y
Sec u aud e = no = sec IL. Tp :. u 20 w 9Th
Pm.
Itc nninc. the following ~I'ncsscs To- rry'r
his cnniinunu. residence upon. nn'i cultivation
II. -nii land. Wis
.cnrrr Iisnan. Jainc. ZIizmnn. IIsrry =.
Rnck mud John ". Uipplwurth. all OF Mccser.
=. Y. Drf.AS. Register.
FIRST pub Oct ip-lssi No, -. 1851
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T1NNFFVFFs' U VI -
HLrasunp rrnaatia. sslss. sept 81. fs.o.
<TuTtsE = rrrs'yf .itsr ,'sz, the iuiip- ia &
uaussi srftirF hzs ti.ss uuitfs- II HE intsti.
fiou a. make nftsi ifcsf ~ surt-sst 81 k,s
riaitn. ani that sati posi- uiii tr fnsis t--f"s~
the k-st.,-t eni itus-ltrr al sl-ns-d-i
springs, 'ssirs, uu hsrranisef :. i.s1. 81 10
u.sia-k a. tn. Ntss
Airltv~ J. " ran'l '-r., ~ Ia. ha.i'i .vuf''
~ =. g q ~ \ So = sui ~ ! - Y 500 =.
Tgs =. u d. ~ sab IM.
i.s usmr. The fniiuszins sfifssssTs I" rrps g
HE eoutinuntis r.stirn-u upon. atsi cult, alton
81. aaH land. Was
juhn, rsrnpi~. Noil- y shaw. Clarvneo -.
puuniY. ,uin.
q. !. urt.,s. tt-Gi.ssr.
tt1rsi rub s.ys ss-las; S9, :. i>sol
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knos ye the land -hero the .,pres. sad
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their siiin-f
Who does no; want Ia know all about
the Golden State, its mn,chi->s climate.
It's marvellous growth. and It's bound
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night. The san Francisco Eycnins
Bulletin. which was established In is.sj,
stands In the forefront OF California
Journalism. aEi It's mammoth weekly
edition forms a complete .?i,o,nc Of the
social. material and political history u
the Slate. send us sj75 for Tnr
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Notice for Publication.

LAND tfENb NJ
GirSwoop STRINGS. Colo. Sept. n f~p.
NrOriCE-Ia hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler hes tiled notice of her intci,-
tinn TO make final proof in support 81 her
clnin, and that said proof will he made he
fore the Itcgisirr and itccciv.r. at Glcnwoo,
Springs, Colombo. on November q, lssp. a. 10
o'clock q. M, VIZ:
Florence 4. Collins. Of white River city.
Colo, on her = % : No is,s. Ute Series, for tho
" I. ne !. See 10 and W y 81 y scc .. TIP =, Il
~ " 9th \ ~.
she names the following witnesses Ia prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. .nid land. viz;
A. Uclptt. Charles Nelson. A. 4. Grant and
L.. n. Collins. all Of White river City, Colo.
=. j. Ds1.tS. Register.
First p,ib Sept :s-last Nov .. 1881
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LAND OFFICE AT
GLrSwoop srRtSos. Colo. Scpf. 81, 1850.
NOTiCf-ts hereby given that the following
a ' named settler has nl-i notice Of his iuter-
ton 10 make final proof in support ~ his
claim. aud that said proof will bc made he
Springs, Colorado. on Dccc,ubcr i, iss,, mt 10
o'clock u. m. viz:
Noble \. shaw. Of Law. Routt county, Colo ,
on his T. ID No toj. for tho y ne Il, NV /,
ne = =. - and &C !, Sc 4 See -, Tp1 n. II 10
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land. viz.
Oscar r. barber. John c. Temple. Andrew J.
n. saunders and Clarence q. barber, all of
Lazy. Routt county. Colo.
y. J. DELAS. Register.
First Pub Sept es-Last Nov ., 1851
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LAND OFFICE ut
GLrNwooD srHtSu-. Colo. Oct. ". 1877.
NoTICE-ts hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has MED notice nj hi. intci,-
ton To- make NAL proof in support 81 his
ciaim. AMI thai sail proof will bc made he
FORE John A. Watson. Clerk OF the District
Court Of Rio Blanco county. ut Ncckcr. Colo.
on December I. ts-', Mt 10 u'ci'rs n. m. via!
Gcorgo T.. Howard Of white River. Colo. on
HE T. Il Ds No i,f.l. Ute Series. for the sw 7,
sw 4. sc- n. TT l y. u % W 9Th y ". y So !.
and Sc I, sw !, .'cv ~ Tp y. itW W eth ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
of. said land. ,is;
John Williams. James Hayes. end Henry j.
Hay. Of Mcckcr. Colo. and u. u. Taylor. of
white River. Colo.
:. !. DrLAS. Ncgistcr.
First Pub Oct ip--tn-i nov -, 1871
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Notice for Publication.

ENNN OFFICE ut -.
GirSwooB Srntses. Colo. oct. Il. 1s". \
NOTICE 1. hereby given that the following
~ nutn.d settler has nlcd notifies OF his intcn-
tinn to make Hnai proof in support OF his
claim aud that sni,i pr,lnf will I've made before
John A. Watson, Clerk Of the District Court OF
RIO ilanco county. at Mcckcr. Colo. ON No
yp,nlsr ~. lss' nj 10 o'clock n. m. VIZ:
George W. Hack. of White River. Colo. cn
hi. PEDS No 5s. Ute Serics. for the g j NJ
i. md nc !, SO a Soc =, ZIP . n. II M W 9th T. ".
lie unfncs the following witnesses 70 prove
of. said land. via:
II. ". Riley. ElwnrI Proctor, Lewis Allen
=. j. DIItS Register.
First Pub Oct lp-la.t No, %, lssgl
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cmUscx sEmvIcns.

ST. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth slred. east end Of City Park.
Service Tomorrow. October 9TH
will be as folloss
Sunday School al 10 a. m.
Morning prayer at II n. N.
Evening prayer, ut $50 y. m,
All are cordially invited TO attend
this service.
A. l.. WILLIAMS,
Rector.
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GLrSwoop srnrSg- Colo. oct. IA. i.-o.
NOTlCE-fs hereby sfvrn tia; the following
~ named settler In. flc'i notice Of his int.ii.
'iun to make nnni proof In support 81 hi-
claim. and that saIi prof will lrr made t-'.
fore III. ii~gistcr and Receiver. nj Glcnwo<sl
Springs. Colorado. on January :. i.P. nj N
O'Clock n. M. VIZ;
John e. Schultz. uf Nrckrr. Colo. on his i u
u = y" t-ti. for the nw I, 80 Y. nc :, .w y and
: u nv !. scr Is. Tp5s. II % " 9Th J. ".
He pa,n.ss the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
~, said lend. yiys
j. H. walincr, Isaac Cuycr, y. a. Gordon anil
". J. Lynch. ali Of Mcck.r, Colo.
:. J. pui.AN. Register.
first Pub Oct lp-fast M, -. is-pl
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LAND pfft.E vt
sii>~onp rritiasis. Guio.. SEPT. y l'f',
NOTICE. hereby given that thu following
~ ia ned settler has nls.i f4giru uf ivf inirii
tor iD inskr NAL proof in support ~ t.E.laifi,
sni that .aIi rrN@Hf stli H. made i-ius- the
clerk ~ the County Court of lilo iiianrs
sd,inty at n.-krr, tuln-. GA S1tcisit-r q, i.s9,
at 10 u.la.A o. IN, was
S.iii- ws,h. II M~ckSr. Colo, or her y d u
No 81 ~. r-fi..l. for the = 20 =, rec -,
TpI y. II ~ " .lh T. ".
rh. fisfn.s the following sitnr.s-s to pFuts
her .'n,lnu,. fv-tisnsr ui<'st. anil ssiiiiN siinn
If, saii isni. sni
L. T., ,fpis. John n-ssTaua. ", n. jonrs sf,,i
Luxe IAsIiu. all % Nrekur, 'oios
:. J. tni.ss. REGISTER.
liIs,i pib s-ps >s-tasi sos :. isa1i
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Stephen II. Dorsey passed through
Chicago few DAYS ago on his way TO
New Mexico to look after his cattle in
,erests there. Mr.. Dorsey and his cat
tie associates are just opening up new
cattle ranch of 10000 acres in Old
Mexico that will be stocked.
The low price Of cattle doesn't scare
us remarked Mr.. Dorsey to Times
reporter. but 1t would IL we did not
make our market and handle our own
stock. deny that the low price Of
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After an absence of about three
weeks ". =. Drndy returned la White
river Tuesday. Mr.. Dcnd, hal been
Out 10 Aida. Ncb.. where his company
own a large feeding farm. lie says feed
Is very cheap but there arc ~ MANY cat.
tlemrn going into the feeding business
that lie fears that line viii 10 over.
done. corn.fr,i beet Is now bringin.
Hus-i figures.
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tAsp orrfsE At
atrs-ooo rrAt>as. 'slns. s~rs. u. 1870
NOTCH Is h.rvty given that the foliu-i Ing
~ named s.tttrr has ni-si np.Lrc 81 lis tnisns
tIun nmsk- rtsai pFsut In support Il HE rtstr.
.nI that sasi rp-f III l., tr.s.i- hrfs<- thu
clerk af The psttt.s t.,irt u Ito HAM, e,ufs.
-. at Nr.krr. toirs. on Nu,-sisi-r I. iaso. at
10 u'.is.t a. tn. sisi
wtIlh,n =. ki..ins-r. of Nr-s~f. Colo. on
hi. y o. II Ne &C. tii- scrtss, Tor the \ ns
I, anil - 1. nv 4. ~. -. TT y. u vi W ETA =
tt- rstn-s tho following ~i'bossr. 10 psuvs
Ni-s ~a,iih. J.s.s, y. shsaei-r. walter r.
i-niy sni FRANK o. ssi.n. all of Ne~kef.
Colo.
-. btt.As. H-stssur.
it1r.t itah scp -'-iA.' Nc, :. i.-oi
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a 2o-horse-power locomotive boiler,
in first-class order, now located on
Hartman and brothers ranch. The
boiler is worth 500; will sell for $50
easy payments. Apply to Moynahan
Machinery Co, Leadville, Colo. dealers
in all kinds Of machinery, pumps and
supplies.
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A s,scms e..~,vany At Pennsylvania
oh n,rn has becn organitr'i In Denver
for the purpnsc 1t boring fog oil AMI Has
In different parts Of the state. White
river and the vicinity Of Mcckrr pre-
srn,s gosi nrld TO operate In when In
quest u either gas OF oil. and NC hope
the COMPANY just organized will direct
their attention this way In the spring
time.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-10-26

silassoop rrHis.s. colo. sept. u. 10.
NpriuE=is h1f-',s slNru TIA; the iuligrfrs
uain.si settler has nlr.i nntir- e hl. Intern
ton To- make nnal pfUrf In .upi-uFt II hii
.isini. anil that sail psu-uf ~til H. tssi- -
fur- n. Clrrk 81 the IoIn,, Court 81 itsssrt
cnanty. at iiahn's r.aE. 'olo. "a Sosrtnts7F
I. les, a, 10 Sc.u. 4 .. tn. Siag
trssiuiin itpzvusrhuss. II faura. ttufiit
.oints. 'aia. ua hi. u " u NucAs TOE tn" -
60 s. Sec T.. Tpn>. HDi W .th ~.
lie Iafn.s The sulluu tnG Witness 60 rFWfr
hi. -,niinu"a. rsii.te- ut-.n. mi .siiiis -ttu-
81. .sii Land. sBi
Ihun,a. 1arzlan. Tb1;,is. n. wt,., iiust,
Mitchell IL Ssinis. tolus. ait'i John i.,ifotsi
uf Lay. Cnlo.
81. bni.ss. N.st.irr.
trimt plb sept s-ta.t Nov :. 1901
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r..kr....

1t is sery lmporan IN this ase of vast
material progress that u remedy De
pleasing to III. &s,o and To The eve,
easily taken, accei1 able 20 the stomach
and healthy in IL, ,a,uf- and effects.
Possessing these Qualities. Syrup 81
Fig, Is the one perfect Laxative and
mot gentle diuisIl known.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-10-26

johnny Aifalfa-"Sny. nav. there
goes pa of iishn' again stead Of goin'
TO work" Ata-"rcll Your grandfather
10 60 after him." Johnny
plsYin' ball down on the flats" Ma
"Well. this is u pretty state of affairs.
If l catch any more of that 'lixir of
youth in this house I'll put it in the
stpypr
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-10-26
u..s,.l A,,,.. ..,,..

Tie hes, saiv1n the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulers. salt rhenm. fever
sores. letter. chapel hands. ch.lhlains,
corns and all TX. crup'i"ns. and i'osl-
lively cures piietor no IA, required. I;
Is guaranteed togivc pcIfre, sa,.sfae-
ton or none, rounded. Price - cent,
pcr box. For ~ by NIL druggists.
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HARRY nIBL0CK,
Carpenter andJojnGr
JobbinE q Specially.
snor-Two doors north II Iila,Lp oi,ic-.


LAND uFfiCR AT
GLhs~ooD srni>or. Colo, sept II. i-eS.
NOTICE /. h-r-by given that the following
~ named settler hiss MED nOtic. Of his ini-n'
tIon Ia max. nnai pronf IN support of Ills
claim. and that -aii proof will H. ms'i- t+fof,
the Clerk of tn. County Court ~ itnutt SANITY
,oio, ai iishn- r.ssk. ,s'in., an Notvtfifur l.
loo. al 10 o'elurs a. IN, NiHs
Thomn. ~. Mis-. 81 fatnI,, 'oipt, "a us u
L. II = No vi, for III. !. = ~ = seq sal n q
ns a, s.. Tp y, II 81 " GARY
lie rafiis. III. following eiin.-..-s L. Trus.
his continuous T-si,i.it-r uIpn, AMI euluN aiiuu
of. SAID land. va;
Thomas taraisn. Hugh Mitchell uni brsl
it,svn-rhuts. at SarI5. Cola, and John Led
ford. OF Lay. Colo.
81. Dni.,s. H.gis,rr.
lFir-i Pub Sept -s-ls.t sus :. i~Sl