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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-03-09

Miss Sallie Lockart, a pupil in
G. F. College, from San Antonio,
Texas, died after brief illness last
Saturday morning. The remains
were forwarded to her mothers
home in Texas. Professors Finney
and Doran accompanied the remains
to Nashville, where they expected
to meet Mrs. Lockart enroute to this
place. Prof. Doran went as far as
Mckenzie, and was joined by Mrs.
Lockart at Belle View, beyond Nash
vile. The grief stricken mother was
completely Frustrated, but rallied suf-
ficiently to proceed on her way home.
ward by way of Memphis, Little
Rock, and TeXarkana. She expected
to reach home on Monday evening
This entire community join the pu'
pills and teachers of the College in
the deepest sympathy for the distress
ed and bereaved family.
Everything that medical skill and
the most constant attention could do
was done, but to no avail. Resolu
tions Of respect adopted by the pu
pills and teachers of the College
will be found in another column.
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The Banks.

The first statements for the new
year from the two National banks of
McMinnville will be found in our
columns today. 1t is not necessary
for us to make any comments as to
the reliability and standing of these
two institutions. A glance at the
statements is sufficient to indicate
their healthy and prosperous condi'
tion. In the transaetson of all kinds
of banking business, their officers
will be found always prompt and
courteous.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-03-09

last week with some gentlemen from
Missouri, by which he disposes of his
entire herd of Jersey cattle, number
ing about fifty, The price reported
is $1,000.
Attention is called to the card Of
Burnham & Garner, Viola, Tenn, to
be found in another column, offering
q number Of fine milk cows for sale.
An opportunity is afforded to secure
some fine stock at reasonable prices.
Mr.. A. H. Faulkner has been
busy two or three days this week in
marking off the streets and alley
ways in the new cemetery, according
to the original plat. Some of the lot
owners have made encroachments
upon these in laying off their lots.
Warren County, Kentucky, by a
majority of 800, voted subscription
of $25O,O06 to the Bowling Green &
Henderson Railroad last Saturday.
This is the road which is projected
through this State to Chattanooga,
and in its natural course would run
through McMinnville.
We are reliably informed that
DIR. Conkwright started to the oyster
supper at the Warren House last
Monday night, but never arrived
The last seen of him on that night he
was wandering aimlessly about ir
the neighborhOod of the red bridge
probably hunting another COW gap tC
fall into.
Mrs. Louisa Clark Lusk, wife o
Mr.. John Lusk, died on Sunday
March Sd, after lingering illness
She was buried on Tuesday, with ,
funeral service at her home, sever
miles north of town, conducted b!
Rev. f. l.. Leeper.
Mr.. Geo. w. Purvis came W
from Nashville last Friday and re
mained until Monday with his fathe
at this place. Mr.. Purvis is connect
ed with the business Office of tn
Nashville Evening Herald, and sc
cured list of forty new subscriber
here for that newsy little daily.
The remodeling of the storeroon
occupied by Thurman Bros & Co.
now in process, will make yer
great improvement in its appearance
and will greatly increase the spac
for handling their large stocks
opening as it will the entire secon
floor, and making it almost as col
venient and accessible as the frs
By lowering a large section of tn
second story floor in the rear end
the building some four feet or NOR
the first floor gets the benefit of ligl
from two large upper windows in Il
rear end. They will have the a,
vantage of ample light in every d
partment of their business, and tt
house will soon begin to fill up wit
/, their immense new spring and sun
mer stock.
Mr.. j. Moldenhawer returned
few days ago from Giles cOun
where he has been engaged for tv
or three weeks in organizing a ne
creamery company. He succeedt
{ in raising company at Lynnville,
very rich and prosperous section
Giles county, and leaves for tn
i place next week with his family,
n superintend the erection of the bull
; ing, placing machinery, etc. TT
" new creamery will have the mi
from $50 cows to begin with, and b
r fair prospect for rapid increa
3, Mr.. Moldenhawer is an enterprise
Y and progressive man, and he and
! family have made many wal
friends here. While we regret mu
q to lose them, we hope he may be c
f abled to make a big success of
o new venture.
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Death of Capt. Coffee.

Capt. Chatham Coffee died at his
home in this place, of pneumonia,
after weeks illness, at o'clock
Wednesday morning, March 5th,
1889.
Chatham Coffee was born in Nc
Minnville, Tenn, Dec. l4th, 1926.
He attended the schools here until
prepared for college, when he enter
ed Cumberland University at Leba-
non, Tenn, where he remained for
two years. He then returned to his
native town and engaged in business.
He was one of McMinnville's success
full merchants before the war. On
July llth, 1850, he was married to
Miss Mary L. Morford, a sister of
Messrs. j. F. and c. r. Morford.
In the fall of 1862 he entered the
Confederate army as Captain in Gen.
Forests regiment, end served his
country faithfully until the close of
the war in 1865. His men were de.
voted to him, and all esteemed him
as being an exceedingly just and pure
man, even amid the excitements and
temptations of army life.
In the fall of 1865 he resumed busi-
ness as a merchant in McMinnville,
in partnership. withshis brother-in-
law, Mr.. J. f. Morford. In 1868 he
entered into a copartnership with
Maj. l.. ID. Mercer, and they conduct
ed mercantile business for number
of years.
In 1877 he was elected Vice Presi-
dent of The National Bank of Nc
Minnville, and was at the head of
that institution as the principal work
ing director until the organization of
The Peoples National Bank of Nc
Minnville, in the fall Of 1881, when
he was elected to and assumed the
duties of cashier of the latter institu.
ton, which position he continued tt
fill until January, 1889, when he was
elected Vice President, but to retain
all duties of senior cashier.
In the death of Capt. Coffee thu
community loses one of its most valu
able and useful citizens-a man wht
was loved, honored and admired by
) all who knew him, while to his fami
lily it is loss for which there is NJ
=, reparation this side of eternity. H,
was exceedingly kind and gentle
!, though firm, in all his dealings will
men, never harsh at any time, ant
: very charitable and generous in hi
: opinions and expressions regardin
his fellow men. 1t can be truly said c
u him that he was one of natures ne
;, blemen. In his home circle he wa
u all that loving, gentle, devoted hui
{ band and father could be. His HON
l. was his kingdom; mutual love an
: affection ruled its every precinct, an
e there every hour which could /
n spared from his business duties wi
: spent in blissful contentment wit
his family. His death was as call
81 and nnappfIll aa hiS lifa had hnan r
y died fully believing and trusting
o the Savior, and expressing his read
W ness and willingness to 60. He wi
d be buried this friday afternoo
a The funeral will take place from Il
Of residence, where funeral services wi
at be held at o'clock by Rev. F.
70 Leeper.
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Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

~. IL, DIOWH os
See new land sale in this issue
from Warren County Court.
You will find fine oranges, lemons
and cocoanuts at d. O. Jenkins.
The Chattanooga Daily Times
delivered TO any part Of the city for
20 cents week by Ed. Jones.
MIR. z. r. Hutchinson returned
home Thursday from a two weeks
visit to relatives in Kentucky.
Thurman Bros & Co have just
received nice line of carpets and
mating. Come and see them.
Our corporate authorities are
now working evil doers on the
streets, with ball and chain jewelry.
Our Irving College letter reached
us too late this week. All letters
must reach us not later than Thurs
day.
The entertainment advertised to
take place at DR.. Stainback's tonight
(Friday) has been indefinitely post
poned.
"A large show case full Of choice
fresh candies just opened at ID. l.:
Browns. Some new and tempting
varieties.
"A grert variety of canned goods,
pickles, etc, will be found at ID. o.
Jenkens'. He sells only the best
brands.
"A fresh case of Arbuckles Roast
ed Coffee just received at d. l..
Browns. A handsome picture in
every package.
Mr.. II, p. Newton and wife came
up from Nashville Wednesday, to at
tend upon Mr.. Newton's mother
who is quite sick.
Mr.. w. X. Patterson arrived
from Clarksville Thursday, to attend
the funeral Of Capt. Coffee, and viii
return this morning.
MIR. J. G. Biles and wife left Tues
day morning for Hot Springs, Ark.
to spend few weeks, in the hope O
recuperating Mrs. BIS health.
If you are owing o. M. Thurman
q Sons anything come up like mel
and pay it. They accommodate
you, and now they need the money
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Holman, c
Bowling Green, KY, arrived Thurs
day at noon on visit to the parent
of Mrs. H., Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. NJ
Ross.
-Ritchey & Bostick are sellin
second crop Early Ross, earlier an
better than any northern grown pC
tatoes. Country merchants supple
at close prices
Many of the forest, shade an
fruit trees are putting out their but
very rapidly, and with few MOI
days of warm weather leaves an
blossoms will appear.
-LosT-On the street in McMinl
vile, March 6, a buggy rug, brow
plaid bne side, red plaid on reverse
81 reward will be paid for return
same to STANDARD Office.
Mead & Ritchey will pay SC p'
pound for Hens, Ducks and Turkey
and half price for BOOSTERS, ever
Wednesday until further notice. r
member, every Wednesday.
Mr.. G. M. Morford expects
leave for the Eastern markets ne
Tuesday to purchase a large spril
stock for the old and popular d
goods house of Morford & Co.
The dynomo was shipped fro
the factory at Lynn, Mass, on t
9th ult., and it is now confident
expected that our electric lights W
be in operation early next week.
Don't let "the flowers bloom
the spring" and catch you using II
old worn out harness. Go and s
how cheaply Sagar & Bass can fit Y
up with new and durable set.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis and fam
arrived from Chancey Wednesd
morning to attend the bedside of NJ
LIS father, Capt. Coffee, hut reach
here about two hours after his dea
j. w. Snodgrass spent two
three days of last week here with
family, leaving Monday morning
Lynchburg, where he has been
4
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Electric Light Stock.

Subscribers to the capital stock of
The McMinnville Electric Light and
Power Co., are hereby notified that
the same must be paid in by the 18th
of March. D. B.CARsON, Sec'y.
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For Ladies'.

Mrs. A. II. Gross has just received
and opened a very select line OF
ladies' underwear, and invites lher
lady friends to call early and inspect
lheSe goods.
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by II slight earthquake shock lasting II
few seconds. Doors and windows rat
tied and the earth tremblcd rs II u
heavy peal Of thunder was breaking.
but scarcely breath Of air was stirring
and the sky was clear. From George
l.. lietz, who lives at the mouth Of
Axial canon, We learn that the shock
was more severe In Routt county. At
the time mentioned he was walking
down from II coal mine about u mile
from his residence when he was thrown
OIL his pins and had hardly regained his
equilibrium when down lie went again.
His establishment WAS as great rs that
OF his nrigibnrs, all OF whom were pom
dering whether Gabriel had footed the
traditional trumpet. Near Joseph Col
lom's place tons upon tons Of rock were
tossed down tho mountain side. and
this alone could b. heard for miles. In
November, iss2, an earthquake shock
WAS felt In this section. but II was much
more severe t.lsn that OF Tuesday.
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SAT: tor ,.,s Milton.

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more sHlalhgls 'l!uAf"'ed WHEN "a ''st
lu.siiy' u '' MINER "a w Da';s ana
iii' i.Hsib sciibn hi'cho" Lp " team
"h" P'N'e'"ihs up 'h" i!'.f ahJut wv"
'h','' e'"'''''he.n explorations III quest
VI hi"t'" wealth..
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covered W. SPIN. tiiat ~ no" hItEae'-
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10 u BAH "u'hs W Miehis"" !" Ia 'rs''a
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level with Tue rlsss. the primo BUD
bled up among the focsa and sand a, a
dozen different places. Aficf selecting
u .uii"5li place ~ which I" dis X was
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MOTTO. .ro CONTRACTORS.

:'caisd bids VIII b- received til Feb
rnnry is,. for furnishing material ard
erecting. or for the erection Of. u frame
schcol.honsc In school d.sifio; No.
eleven IN. Garfield county. Colorado.
Specifications can lc seen n, rnn
MrsKfI HERALD office. M--k.F. Col.
ofsdc. W: L.. VrArci'.
JNnrs ALTMAN. President.
Secretary School Dist. No. II.
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The Glenwood Springs Rife Club Of
fers the following reward for evidence
that will lead to the apprehension and
conviction OF violaiors of the game
laws:
GLENwoop STRINGS. Dec. i.h, Isss.
To tho Editor OF T'nr HERALD;
DEAR SIE-At n regular meeting of
the Glenwood Springs Rifle Club. held
ut GlenwoGd Springs. on December Sd,
n reward of 800 was guaranteed for evil
dence that will convict any person for
the unlawful killing of game in Gar
field county. Yours. etc.
u. HOPKINS.
Secretary,
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iNNbostN y a, -. :
GLa>suop rsctas4s. Cola. Jan. u. NO
NToTi.E-is heschy EiSrn that tho following
~ uaus~i ss'til.r tz. ris.i unt.a- - his iutsn-
tian IT, ula.s nnal pfr-nf 10 suul-u 81 hl>
calm. ant thai .sii proof -tu l.. male -
fuf- tho Er=isi-f An.' NssvlNsr. Al tlrr-u--i
spfins-. ,f,Aunln. on April q iasp. at y o'.loss
a. IN. Via frnns ". ntiiufu. 81 i,snsviy,
,'Diu.. On hi. fG n- 40 y tttr -rfi--i = & :,
fus The - - 4. sc r. - = - = ~ = IT
y, ny I. NJ = ~ sni ne .. NJ =. ren >. v
! :. all In u III " oh u ".
lie n,nss the ..iie-ifis ~iinrs.~. g. prove
hi. .uniisslgits ressirre~ uiun. and etitlt aticu
81. ..ili ian.l ,tsi
J"..Th NIns.r. y. o-.rs. \. c, Finer; AMI
{. T.. iliiI. all ui HARRY. saies
-. pri-,S. REGISTER.
tyir.i pub Jan ie-.z.: iso = is-Jl
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Both tie north and south mails now
cone through on runners.


On the 18th inst. mex, Friday even
ingl tie j. D. II. Clab will give grand
ball at the schopl-housc. and ut the
same time introduce u new feature.
Two elegant prizes will lie given 10 the
best lady and gentleman walters. The
judges who are TO decide who the best
lady waiter is. will bc the gentlemen
present, and the best gentleman walter
will lie decided 10y the ladies'. Popular
price Of admision-sl. 90 per couple.
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Notice for pubt.ca,,on.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLENwoop SPRINGS, Colo. Dec. u. ISIS.
NOTICE u hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nlcd notice OF his intcn-
lion to make iinal proof ~ support uf his
clnim, and that sail proof will he mndc before
the Register and K.cciycr at Gl"nwoui
springs, Colo. on February .. $50. nj 10
ociocs y. m. VIZ: Columbus W. Fnrcinnn. of
Ncckcr. to'oIndo. on his y ID = No 30. Ute
Series. for the : 4, sw :, Sec ~. SO 4 4, Sec
y. Up n, and Lot Sec ., TIP 1 \, Rgi W 9th
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous rcsi6cncn upon mud cultivation
Of. sniti land. Va!
Robert !. Hunter. Geo. W. loncs, 4. j.
Gregory, Of white i,ivcr, Colo. j. n. Gimp
bell, ~ Meokor, Colo. md J. =. Pool. OF Glen
Wood sprins, Cola.
8. Z. DgLAS. Register.
First Pub DcGrr-J.ast Jua ~, isspi
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LAND OFFICE At
GLxsuooD srnIsG-. ,ulo.. Jan. L. ifs'.
NOTicI-l. hereby given that the following
NAMED settler ha, hls,i notice Of his inicii-
ii.,s, In llsks nf,si ROOF Ia support IT bi.
slaiin. aud that saii pruof will Ia made he
foIe the itesis,~r and i,.eci,er AT ulon.o..i
springs, Colo, On af!ii ih,', a, oo.ioSA
cola, on hi. y Y ID ; SO =. Uto s-rie-l, 4 y :,
for the .. y sw \ ~. II rp. y. sw Z "a =. r.-c
81 rp.N. nw - !. and ne Y nv ;. Bee Tp
y. all In II b0t n Ca ~.
lie names tho f.xa~ins ~iin6 s.es To prove
his continuous rssii<nce ui,on. nnd cultivation
~. raid lsni, was
J.. ". GIli,I,n, n. Owens, 4. 4. gmor; AMI C.
+. iilli. all u ttanseiy, ..lo;
lYif-, Pub Jan Blast fcn -, 1921
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Notice for Pah,ica,,sn.

LAND UfFItE ut
stfSvoDp siuIsos. Colo. p-'c II. l--s.
N,oTiCE-i. hereby given that tho following
~ named settler tsa. fissi notice II hi. intrn
ton To make anal proof In support 81 hi.
claim. nni that .4,iI proof viii y, made is-
Springs. Colorado. sss January =. iSss. at ~
o'riock n. M. VIZ: ~1srrncv l.. 1iruwn, OF
Msokcr, Cello. On his Pre- u = No. tio. u II.
for the ~ Y s.r g. Tp I S. II 10, " 9Th IN.
IIc names the following wifpcs-s, to prove
his continuous rosiicncr upon. ani cultivation
nl. sail land. sis;
Thumn. Ilitcr. Francis Keel. John V. Iiou.-
ton aud T.. II. waiSritigr. all II N-rkcr. Colo.
:. J.. DrLhN. Register.
iFirst Pub Dec s:-iast Jan -. iSpl
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GLrswoop SPRINGS, Colo. Dec. -. isss.
NOTICE l. hr,;b, given that the following
~ named settler has hlcd noiic. OF her In
tentiun to make hnal proof In support OF her
fore tho Register and Receiver. mt Glcnwoud
Springs. Colorado. on February ~. Issn, ut 10
O'Clock II. M. Viz: Gillian B.nn.t. uf Houtt.
Colo. on her Pre- u y No an, for the SO :, nc a
Sec =. sw 4 NV :. and II y sw !. Sec ~, Tp q
n Rpi W 9Th ~.
shcnlmos the following witnesses to prove
her continuous rcpidcrcc upon, und cultivation
Of said land, yizi
rhos Hotpun, ". y. Hpnnri. Henry Walter
and VIM. A. NorY,n. NIL OF lioutt. Colo
y. !. byL,s. Rcgii'or.
Thirst pub Jan BLAST Icbp 1891
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ta>u upPi,p At

GIr>woop -rnIsG-. C.lo.. Jan. u, is-i'.
NUrICgis hereby given that the fnllnsins
ia iie.i --ttlrr has MOD notice ~ III, lnir 81
uos Ia make NAL prof in support of hi. claim,
sud that .lli pf,-,f aiii L., made i-'foT- the
Register aud ila..i,.r. at Gl.usnpsi spring..
ruio., on April 4 i.-s,. NJ ~ o'clssk a. m,
ylri ,hsfis. 4. Hiii. q, i,an<.ly, ,uln,. ca h'-
I. s.-r u, 1p \. u TIC ". SO = 50 !. ~ ~.
Tps y. Il i1i ", ns !. M Z. $50 d, ~ \, u
~ ", and u. I. nc y sec !. TT y, II u: "
.thrn
iiu f.sn,.-. the following ~iin-sse. 10 prove
his tnntinnosi. r'-tienc- uron. ami cult, alton
Of. t-tll land, yiss
.. ". .iiluns. io~rrs riis'-r. y. usrn. AMI
4. 4. Eincrt. all II itsns.iy, Colo.
:. !. bni.As. iIr.t.,-r.
fFiisi pa, Jan ls-la.t p.i -. 1891
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LAND orricH At

LAND OffICK At
Gtrsuoup -ruIN1-. Colo. Iv-. u. ih->
,.'nti.n To- make final t.sy-,f In suypr,i ~ hi-
claim. AMI that .sSi ps,nf Will h. nai- t-fnr.
the Hrsi.t.r srd Hr,-ivuE ct tl-pv"--i
SPRINGS. Cuiarnsio. on March -. is-p. ut 10
o'rlf-'s n. tn. Was Aiivtt q. tiNi.sn. uf
I,el.r. Cola. on hi. = u u = Ne AS. Ute
;, u u ", aud . y nv a. Inciuiins La &. see
q. rpts. nv. " 9Th u ".
Ito usmcs the following wiincs.s'. tn rruN-
hi. continuous t-si..cncv upon. aud cultivation
81. mid land. Was
Thpma. kiliur. u. \. itishipn. Charlie
Crime and GEORGE ki--tiis-r. all II Mccscr.
Colorado.
T. J. DrINN. N-st.t-r
irir.t Pub ps-r ..-I.a.t Jan ~. i.-ol
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LAND OFFICE At
GLsswoop sraiSss, Colo. Dec. II. is>>.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the following
~ nain.-i settler has nicd notice 81 his IN.
tcntipn to make final prpuf In support uf hi-
the Register and Receiver mt Glrnwooi
Springs. Colorado, on January -. lss'. ut 10
o'cloca u. IN, Via, francis Keel. ~ N.ckcr.
Colo. on his Pr u : No dN.. u ! II, for the sw
!. See ~. Tpl n, Il " " 9Th ~.
lie names the following witncs-c. to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said lanI. via;
Thomas baker. Clarence =. nruvn. Ino. \.
Watson and Harry Z. Hook. all OF Ncckcr.
Colo.
8. J. DrLAN. Register.
sIFirst pub Dee g-last Jan 81. issol
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(ssuMCsJ SERVICES.


ST. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth street. east end Of City Park.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. II y. M.
Sunday School, Immediately after
morning Prayer. ~ m.
Evening Prayer, at 7::O y. IN.
Choir rehearse! every Friday evening
at 1850 y. IN.
January 18th and 9Th, at $3.50 p. IN.
\. l.. WILLIAMS,
NiissiorlYy in Charge.
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Bargain. in Harness and Saddles.

j. w. iiugus * Co. will now close ont
their entire stock of harness and sad
dlcry ut reduced prices. The stock is
new and consists of eighteen set double
draft harness. six set double buggy har-
ness and sixteen cowboy saddles. All
of the hest manufacture. Call and cS.
anime The gao,la and prices.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-19

tASD OFFICE At
GLrNwoop SPRINGS, Colo. Dec. ~. lsss.
<roricE-Is hereby given that tho following
4 nnmcl settler has fici notice OF her inter-
ton to make iinn proof In support OF her Claim
and that .ai1 proof viii be made i.fnrr tho
Register and Receiver underwood springs.
Colorado, IN February II I.sp, at 10 o'clock u.
M. viz: AIN N Bcnuct. OF Noutt, Colo. on
her Pre- u No FL. for the y ne 4, and !,
nc !, Sec ~, TIP y. l:ni W 9th = ".
Sh" names the following witnesses Ia prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. -nii land WIS
Thomas Morgan. W. :. Brnnct. Henry Wal
ter aud Calvin Reed. all OF Itout,. tuutt Co..
Colo.
=. ~. DELAN. Register.
first Pub Jan Last Fob y. Is-pI
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Now tina, the G!cnwooi Ut. Chief has
gone the way %. all i'esh and given M
the journalistic ghost, ~ to speak. who
viii take care oi the single. footers =
Tbc talented c7!i;or of the d.funci paper
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footers himself, gets the wots, OF it.
rs usual.
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The operations OF the oii-bofing plan:
near White River CITY las revived the
suffice, Of boring fer af;cslnn water Ia
tiis vicinity. The engineer IN change
%; the oil WORKS informed Nc. Major
la; week tia; his ou;iit would pa, duwu
u 100 FOO; artc.ian well IoE siip. These
figures are for BORN. ca!y. The casing
would b. extra. w hops 10 sec /.
plant In operation before long.