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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29
Cheeky Advertising Agents.

Washington Post
The Washington monument was a
shining mark for the advertising man,
and shortly after It's dedication the Off
GERS in charge were flooded with all
kinds of proposals. One patent medi-
cine firm was DESTROYS of taking adVan-
tage Of the shaft for advertising pur-
poses, and offered to prepare a hand
some SOYenir of the monument to be
presented to each visitor at the top, the
firm to keen man there constantly TO
distribute the same. OF course. the
soyenir was to contain liberal sprink-
ling of advertising for ''the greatest
cure on EARTH" It Is hardly necessary
to add that the proposal was not ac-
cepted.
The Mount Vernon association has
had some munificent offers from adver-
Users. OF course all these involved the
Dissertation of the home and burial
place of Washington. and were promptly
rejected. One Of these enterprising in
diyiduals offered to furnish series of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

handsome and expensive glass signs to
be used to designate the points of inter
est at Mount Vernon. the reserved adj
vertising space to be quite limited. In
addition to this he proposed tn pay an
annual rental or royalty of liberal pro-
portions. In the contributions to the
Mount Vernon mansion from the vari-
Gus states the association is compelled to
exercise rare Judgment to Illustrate the
designs of the embarrassing advertiser.
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An Arden Lover Indeed.

Boston Transcript.
Fogg-Brown must think great deal
of that young lady ne is waiting on. He
actually went To church with her Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Textual-Yes, it was my
church. saw him there. But then he
came alone to hear NE preach the SUN
day before. Fogg-You don't mean it!
Then lie thinks a good deal more OF her
than had anv idea of.
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Why He Couldn,t Hold Him.

Munsey's Weekly.
lnquiring Friend - Where's your
horse? Haven't seen you driving him
lately.
Short Purse-Oh, had to let him go;
couldn't hold him, you know.
lnquiring Friend-lndeed! Why, /
thought he was so gentle
Short purse-Yes. but old IsaaeS had
a chattel mortgage on him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29
CURIOUS!

1t is how foolishly skeptical
men sometimes are. Recently
one said: II doubt whether
Newport & Son lend money as
they advertise, at 6 per cent
Oh improved real estate, with
the privilege of paying all or
any part any interest day and
no extra charge therefor.
There must be some kink
about it,"
He could have satisfied him.
self, as any one else may, that
we are constantly doing eX-
actly as we advertise, by call
ing at our Office and eXamin-
ing our mortgage note.
Hundreds in the Twin Cities
have been shrewd enough to
take us at our word, and have
secured for themselves the best
possible kind Of a loan.
You maydO likewise by call
ing upon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

The GLoBE's local circulation In the cities
Of St Paul and Minneapolis is larger than
the circulation Of any other newspaper, and
II has become the recognized WANT Medium
for the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLOBE under
classified headings according TO the following
TABLE OF RATES:
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q FREE TO FAM. Beautiful Engraving Of =
!: ! ]
"a graphic ancient Masonic Scene. also large
AA ius.rated Catac ne Of all the Masonic goods
w Eand books. Lowest prices in North Amer Ca
~ TX Also grand new illustrated work for Agents 40
~~N week and upwards net. REpDING CO.,
4 " Nal Broadway, New York.
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No still forbid Wants will be received.
In every case the time mus be specified, and
the money, according to above schedule,
must accompany the order.
Advertisers will please designate the
heading under which they desire their
Wants to appear
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TO WEAK MEN

Suffering from the effects of youthful errors early
decay wasting weakness, lost manhood, etc, will
send n valuable treatise tsealedl containing full
particulars for home cure. FREE of charge. A
splendid medical work should be read by every
man who Is nervous and debilitated. Address,
Prof. Il. T.. FOWLER, MOoduS, Conn.,
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s'The Burlinqfun'

Union Depots. Minneapolis, ST Paul. Chi.
cago and St. Louis.
Ticket Ofhces-St Paul, Il 81 East Third ST. /;
Chicago, corner Clark and Adams sts.; st.
Louis, ll2 North Fourth ST.
Leave Arrive
st. Paul. st. Paul
For Chicago Rock
Island. st Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha
and Denver, Except
SUNDAY ........ ..T:25 Il. m
From Chicago. Gaena,
Dubuque. La Crosse
and WinOna, Except
SUNDAY -. 500 p. IN
FOR Chicago, Peoria
and st. Louis, daily. 80 p. NJ
From Chicago, Peoria
and st. Louis. daily. T:40a. m
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Mn are your rooms vacant7 An ad In the
wy GLOBE will rent them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

A GINA ; VANTED-A few good men OF
n good education and address can find
pleasant and very Iroftable employment by
calling on G.. " Dumont. III Davidson block
ST. Paul, general agent for the Encyclopedias
britannica, that is nowselling for one-half
fs25OJ per volume of what it ever sold for
before % &
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A GENTS wanted in every town in Mime
II sofa. Wisconsin, Iowa and Dakota;
SIS per week guaranteed. Send ADDRESS and
stamp for personal letter. Address NJ -.
Globe Minneapolis. 362-63
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

A GENTS-Wanted, general and local
n agents to handle the new Patent Chem
zeal Ink Erasing Pencil: greatest novelty ever
produced; grasses ink in two seconds; no abra
sion of PAL er: 200 to 100 per cent profit;
sells at sight: territory absolutely free: salary
to good men: sample 50 cents by mail For
terms and full particulars address the manu-
facturers, The Monroe Eraser Co., La crosse,
Wis. 1921
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

MACHINI>T-Wante position eithel
1fI as foreman or maehinist by man who
thoroughly understands adjusting and re-
pairing sewing machines. knitting machines.
general mill machinery and the care Of heipi
unquestionable references Address E 1,9,
Globe 363
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TANITOR-G. A. X. please take notice. I
- would like employment to take charge
of a heating plant; good papers and refer
ences. Address p I0S Globe. &
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IN LOOKING FOR Ingham' special sales
l. remember ali his goods are below regular
market rates. 36d
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ALESMAN-Wanted. situation as sales.
~ man or manager in the grocery business
by man of experience in that line. Address
Y IO4 Globe 7
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FURNACE MAN-Wanted. position To-
l. tend furnace Or care for horses any
general work. Address Y 1O2, Globe. z
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EMPLOYMENT - Wanted Two Young
IL men of good address, wishing employ
ment can find such at S65 per month By
calling at IL Cumberland building, corner
of Eighth and Jackson SITS; must have SO
in cash 36I -63
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

Wanted. 100 railroad labor
L. ers for Utah; 50 and $3.50 per day.
Ship Tuesday. Cheap fare. Moore & Co. 2S3
SihleV ST. :363-60
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II OUSEkEEP ER-Situation as house.
Ii keeper in respectable widowers fam.
lily; references desired. Lena Jordan. %
West Seventh. Room 8. 1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

A GENLS-Gents or ladies i'll every city and
II county; salary and commission. A. O.
A. Manufacturing Company, Eleventh and
Washington aY. south, MINNEAPOLIS. 1853
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UTANTED-Fifty men for Winston Bros.
w railroad work i'll Virginia: also fifty
quarrymen for Ring & Tobin; Sl.T5 per day;
all winter job. in Virginia. Ciapp & Wins
ton. Third and Rosabel, st. Paul; 81 High
ST., Minneapolis. 1896
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29

EMPLOY MENT-A young married mau
IL wants situation of any kind. E. T.
Nelson, 1863 Hazard aV
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II OUSEKEEPER-P0sit wanted by
Ii young widow as housekeeper for wild.
over. or to do light nursing, Address NJ. l..
Il. Globe. 500
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EMPLOYMENT-If you want reliable
IL and trustworthy man give me chance /;
am young and fairly educated with splendid
references. Address 2 los. Globe. /
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VIZ ANTED-Immediate local, general
w and travelling agents to canvass bush
ness men with new line of labor saving
office devices; $50 per month and expenses
guaranteed to live statesmen: exclusive terri
tory: no peddling: no professional agency
swindle; no profits charged for samples busy
season now commencing; write US immedi-
ately. Lemen Manufacturing Company,
South Bend, Ind. 1863
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g AlESMAN-We can put you in position
~ TO make 81" perday at home. S25 trave.ss
ing. c. Wentworth, Stall 81, City Market.
363-2t;4
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

\ German named Bchrras came M
frum White River City on Tuesday and
had warrants sworn out 10. the arrest
of J. 4. Sscrit, AMI l,obcr; Hunter.
charging them with hnSin: held him
M Tor about $500 and giving him n ter
rib.c beating 10 accomplish their pur-
pose. MIR. lichrcns certainly appeared
rs II he had got the worst Of " in some
sort ct u racsct. rs hc'had several Sc
we're bruises about the head. Constable
woci aud Deputy Gould went after the
two men Wednesday and brough, them
to M,rkcr. The preliminary hearing
will take place before Judge S.oac next
Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

After good deal II ~ran.iing the
itosri os County Commissioners al their
last meeting nnnliy ouss~d James 4.
Kendall from tho shcttf's csiscc and
ai.ry,u,ci Frank T.. Sheridan. Of
M~~ker. 10 MI tho uncypircsi term. Tho
Lax manner In which tho Si,criH's Office
has been run under Mr.. Kendall has
called for eu-si deal u complaint. both
loud ani long. and the Commissioners
r-NoTi~i I. tho only alternative left
them In the premises and applied the
panacca. The new Sheriff is 80 wei,
and favorab,, known here tha, he needs
no introduction al our hands. and tina,
lie will make nh acceptable official no
one Who knows tho man will doubt.
Sir. Sheridan has resided In Mrckcr
since the tal! ~ is.'. and Is one of our
prosperous business men. being asscci-
u,c,i with Mr.. J. l.. Mc!ia;;on In the
iumt-r business. lie enters on lis
oi'iciai duties Determined 10 give salts
faction aud work for the interests OF the
taxpayers. and We haze no hcsl,ancv In
predicting that his record Will Justify
the wisdom Of the Board la the Sc
lection.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

Speaking Of the work now being dI,i,
by the Rio Grandc between GlenwE a
and Rifle. the Newcastle Nonp.tr,
says:
The grade contracts call FOR conf -
ton by the frs, OF May. The road + ,
~ laid with l0-pornd steel taken fthc
the Wnin line whec new and hcat,hN'
steel has bcca laid. II vii lie narri -.
gauge, but broai.gauec ties will b
use,l. and thus be equipped for N
standard gauge when 1, shall becom
necessary TO adop, 1t. This late mo,
by the narrow gauge COMPANY has Cru
a,ci good feeling FROM Glenwcci t
Grauj Junction, and from New.Casil
10 Mcckcr. There Is renewed bushes
activity in the metropolis. and we doub
no, but that ut Rife inside OF NJ.
mouths will ~ seen y liyrly town. see
oud only to Ne.Y Castle. Bully Tor tn
ID. \ Il. G.!r
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

In this early part OF tho week Mr..
bartholomew. Garfield cOunty's repre-
sentative in the Legislature. introduced
u bill In the House for the creation Of a
new county out Of the northern part Of
Garfield county or that portion Of
this county laying north Of the White
River divide.
Ihs new county IL to be named Sher-
man and Meekcr IL designated M tho
comfy seat unit! the next general cleo
ton when, II the proposed county is
created, the county capital would be
permanently located by the votes OF tho
people. The bill calling foi the cstab-
lisl!mcnt Of Sherman county IN the out
come of "a sentiment that has been
steadily growing for the pnst four years
nii meets with the endorsement Of all
the heavy taxpayers On White river.
The people of the northern portion oi
GARFIELD county ARE familiar with the
arguments advanced In favor of divi-
sion and II is.only neceSsary Ia briefly
refer TO them here. Our reasons for
asking Tor division are ~ plain. M
simple and Just that We do ne, think
the present Legislature can adjourn
without erantln: our petition. In the
iirsi place tile present county OF Garfield
In 81 large that II would be economy Ia
have II divided. In the next place the
northern and southern portions of the
present county are separate gcpgrn?h-
icaliy. this whitr River divide running
through the county fiom east Ia west.
making u natural barrier between III,
two sections which IL covered with deep
SHOWS during ia, winter months and ut
10 90 and come from the present county
seat during thcsc months. Another
strong point IN favor III division can bc
found las We have already pointed out
In u previous i,,ucl In the ren,o,cncss
of tito White river settlers from the
county seat. People living on this sidc
81 the Divide lav. Ia travel all the way
from fii,y 10 In miles 10 reach the
county seat Tho latter figures applying
Ia the residents of the extreme north
N~s.rfu stt W INV tbhH'N aiNN NtNNtHk
II very expensive aud undesirable
journey Ia nil who have 20 60 there OF
court ar ether business.
In District Court business the Law Of
Iicers do 10: overlook this part Of the
roun,, OF the rrmcissi corner III II, ns
lnil~s.r Ii nv important factor Ia the
matter Of Income "a there same officials.
Tho matter al mileage is of vastly
greater Importance than most people
I,ayr any IDEA of. ~ II not only adds
greatly la the burdens III the general
taxpayer but also Ia the individual who
IL 50 unfortunate ~ 10 liz summoned to
I'isnwcosi ON Jury OF any other business.
In brief. there are plenty Of reasons
why We nhould have division aud can
not scc how the present Legislature. In
Justice to IL. White hvrr people. cay,
len, our petitions u, the p.,seni time.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

While the attendance was hot As large
as that at previous balls given by tue
J. u. II. club, the falling sH In numbers
was mad. M b. those present who par
ticipalsd In what was generally con-
rcied 10 hc the most cnjcying ban OF
the season. Tho fact that prizes were
O. be awarded 10 the hes, lady and
gentleman walters added more thrn
usual interest to The affair. \ large
number OF Mccscrs devoic,s OF the
may walt, took pas, In the p,ise dance
ami after spirited contest the two
handsome prizes were awarded TO Miss
Fannie Fairfield and Mr. y. y. Johan,-
gen. as the hes, lady aud gentleman
walters. There We're nye judges. twc
pentlem anon and three ladies', and their
dseisicn mc' -,'s general srpTeval.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

\ Chcycnn, dispatch announces the
fac, that force of eighteen Union
Pacific SURVEYORS arr working south
wand from. Dan, station, sixty miles
fast OF H,wlins. making surveys for u
line vi rad which will open up the
agricultural interests OF the Platte val
lev. and VIII enter tho proposed
National Park - bc created gu, o, ter
utory tributary la Trapr-r's Lake and
Maiyinc Lakes a, the head Of White
river,
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

The Gleuwcod Springs Rifle Club Of
fers the following reward for evidence
that will lead TO the apprehension and
conviction of violstors OF the game
laws:
GLESwcop SPRINGS, Dec. 18th, ISIS.
To the Editor ~ rur Hrn,ip;
DEAR SIs-At regular meeting of
the Glenwc,,j Springs Rifle Club. held
Il; G,enwoci Springs, ON December Sd,
c reward Of slice WAS guaranteed for evil
dcuce tina, will convict any person fol
the unlawful killing of game in Gar
Geld county. Yours, etc.
Il. iiorNtSs.
Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

4 Milk Cr,k correspondent sends
IuC HERALD an item on the earth
quake. which acita,ci things In tina,
yicini,, last week. III, as We have al.
ready puhi,shcd a condensed account Of
this -Arthi, Vibration, 1t Is hapily ncccs-
ssyy 10 refer 10 the matter again With
cut some II our outside tcsdrts can con.
Il bate something new and startling ~
tiis particular quake or any tina, have
preceded It In years gone by.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26
Nss,r- for Puslseasisn.

LAND OFFICE At
GtSSuoop srsiSds. Colo. pc. II. i-es.
NOTICE I. hcrr,,y stscu that the following
~ nauri settler has nicsi notic- Of his In
t,nticu to make mai pr,,cf In support cf his
the Register and Rsx~tscr ut Glrnsoci
springs, Ccicr~io GA January =. tss'. ut 10
o'clcck n m. Wa: fnnc,- Keel, Of Ncckcr.
Cri,. on HE Pr, " = No 81. U u. for the
4. sc NJ. Tp I y. Il " y 9Th + ".
He name. the following witnesses to prove
his c-ntlnuc,i> residence upon. and cultivation
Of. snid land. VIA.
Thomas Baker. Ciarvnc~ r. nr,wn. inc. A.
Watson and Harry &. Mock. all OF Ncckcr.
Cello.
=. }. pri.AN. Register.
first pub bee cs-lssl Jan N. iS-ol
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26
Nstlcr fur l.uhllrniIsM.
LAND orrtrI AT

LAND OfftrI AT
GLrSwoov SrniSus. Colo, Jan. ~, isS,
NOTICE /. hereby given that the following
4 named settler has ul,-i notice NJ his intcn-
thru to make unal proof In support of his
claim. AMI that said proof will hc made hctnrr
the Register and Nrc,iycrW Gicnwcui sprinSe,
Colorado. on March -, issp, at 10 o'clock u, N,
Mas David suitb, ot Mcckcr, Colorado. ON his
and s- I, NV \. See ". Tp I n. II " W 9Th 4 ~.
lie rrincs The fcllowin witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsidouc- upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz;
Olot Anderson. Anton q. Smith. stephen u.
Eiiisss aud Charlca =. A'iiS. NIL of Newer,
= J. petllS ne istrr.
tilrs, TAB Jan ~ -laN FEB =, iss~l
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

LAND lFT1(.E Mt
Grr>woop sratNvs. Co,r.. Dec. iS isss.
NOTICE IL hereby wivcu that the following
~ named settler has uir.i pctisr "f his iutrn-
iio,, 60 make nuai rrs,Uf III support OF his
the kcst.igr aud krcciNcr Mt nlcuwuci
syrirss, No,o.. uu tchs,iSry =. lsSi, AT ia
O'Clock y, m. viz. Colausrn. ". For, man, ui
series, Ter the e :. sw n ses, u. &C u 80 a S,-s
~ lps y, and Lot Scec :, TIP y. nv W 9Th
IN.
He nsucs the following wi,ncss.s To prove
h. corinu,u. rcsidcncc upon AMI cultivation
NJ, ssii land. via;
Kutcrt \, Hunter, Oco. W. jonas. \. J.
Crcrory. OF white River, Colo, J. ". tain,,.
tel. Of Mcckcr. t'g.c. ard j. p. r,cl, OF Glcn.
woo-i springs, Colo.
y. J. pstNS. Register.
tfifs; ruh n,> IL asst Jsn -, t>si'
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

LAND OFFICE AT
CLr~woop srniNu>. Colo. Dvc. g. iSss.
NOTICE I. hcrrt, given that the following
~ named settler hss nls>i notice Of her In
ivnticn tn make final proof In support ~ her
cinir,. md thnt said proof will I've made 10
fcrr the Register and Receiver. at Gicuwc-si
Springs. Colorado. on February " i>r', at "
O'Clock u. IN. Viz; GILLIAN Ncnnri. VI Rnuit.
Colo. on her Pa, u = No e.,, for til" a. y ne y
see -, sw !. NV !. and n y sw y See "a, TT .
n u " " 9TH I'M.
She uafrca the following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation
OF. said land. visi
Thos. Morgan. ". =. p.nnrt. Henry Walter
ani wm. A. Morgan. all OF Ncuu. Colo.
y. j. prt.AS. Register.
lrirst pub Jan s-'ast Feb v. tss'l
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

GIHSwoop ssNiSas. Colo. Jan. Is leo.
NOTICE !. h-s-ty six-n thai the foii.~ins
~ ia ned s~sitsv has Eissi noti..- IL his inirt.
tLuG .. n@k- nnai pSsof ~ supi-ot"t h,s claim.
AID thai ali ps,.ps will iur tnai~ i--f.s- tho
it-vi.srr aud ltre-iv-s. At Gl~e~"-i spSinss.
G.la.. "a April & t.s. at 10 O'Clock - m.
was Charles y, ttiii. II itanSr!y. Cola. "a hi.
~ u No sui- -~st~sl 4 =. Toe the .s- y -
1, ss., d. 'p i. n. q ": ". - 4 - !. ~. II.
IN: y. u Tot ". nv Y me- y Nc 4. IT. y, u
ioi ", aud ne y ne y Nc !. Tp y. u iG "
dan IN.
lie nstn~s tho frllsysius witnesses To- rsus-
hi. vss'tiu,sss sr>tl~s.cc upon. and Guilty. siisi
81, .aid land. VIZ;
l.. N-UiiiuIp. Js~-rA st'id~v. n. O~rns and
4. &. I.mrs,. ali u Manr-y, c.la.
= }. bpi.As. it-s!.,er.
frii.t pub Jan ss-ssss w. =. i>ol
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

Leaves Meeker carrying U. S. MALL
daily Except Sunday at Ia. IN, and
arrives at New Castle same day In time
To make connection with the evening
train for Glenwood Springa. This line
Is supplied with good stock and careful
and competent drivers are IN charge.
Express matter consignc! 10 the Carson
line will receive prompt attention.
j. Z. CARLSON,
Proprietor.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

LAND OrrtCE At
GLHSvOop srntNos. CcsD. Inv. ". fSs-.
NOTtcH-iA h~r~cy given TINT tho fslio~ir
~ named settler ~. hls-i potkv II HI. in,-n-
ton to mahc nnei rrvupf In support u his
cla,m. and that MI reysuf will h. made IT,.
fore thc ncristrv anil NrrciSct. at Glcn~ul
Sprtrsr, Co,oosllsA On january -. i>-a. At 10
oscioch .. m-- VIA. e}srncc r. nv.u, OF
hi. cru,inn-is trstiysscs, upon. and cuitis alton
ct. >ahL Land. Was
Thurns. ftahcr. rruncis Keel, John v. Hous-
ton aud I. H. wsIhrtiRr nil ct Nrcscr. Colo.
a J. Drt.AN. LEICESTER.
irir., Pub Drc .,-lAas Jan u, is,pl
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

GLry~oop srsisssA cusn.. Jan u. isso.
~ orici,-ts hesrty gwen ihri tho iniic~ Ing
~ nsm-.i .-fii~-v ~ dts-i pos,cr "f h,s int-u-
ton 10 male ntsai r~onf Ia sutrcst at bis
eisiui, and that sait PcIs Viii h. 'nni- s-f"r-
the iieriser and s<scts-s At slsn.-.i
~prtrs., r.iass.iu. ~ March - tsy. nj 10
o.lc.s q m. slss Oicf Anderson, Of N~rA.f.
Gsrnei' .c,iniy. Colo. on bic = No al
q . u. for tho y \, =, y and y nc = sec y
TT .. Nv: " eth ".
lie p,fu~- the f,ilov Ing witnesses TO prove
hi. c-ntinaous rss!drprv upon. aud cultivation
of, ssli land. via.
iss,ii smith. Anton q. smith. stephen L.
nr.irs- aud Chariss r. AttiA. ali of kcckrr.
Colorado
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The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

LASpOFfJCE At
GLrNvonp sraiScs Coin. lArc. ". i<s
NOTICE is h~s~sp rtvrN that tho f,,iiouius
~ nan-,i .~ttire ~. aic-t n.tisr 81 his In
tcnth,n :" make anai rs>pf in .upI-prt "s his
cl.lfn, AMI that .atf rrvuyt viii t- made t-f"ss
the tcsi-irr and Rsr~tsrr 81 .lrns,-.i
Springs. Co,.rsst,. oa Nsrch n i.-o. at 10
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Nc~ker, Colo. cu he u Ne ~. Iic
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He names the fnihvwt ua witnesses 10 prove
OF. .aii land, Nut
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The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

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CHURCH sEssvsCEs.


NJ. JAnis hiSSIoS,
Fourth street. east end Of City Park.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. II u. m.
Sunday School. Immediately after
morning PRAYER, 12 m.
Evening Prayer, at 1850 y. III.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
ut 7:.D p. IN.
Services ut Coal Creek School house
January 18th and eth, nj $3.50 p. m.
A. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary In Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1889-01-26

Al White River City few days ago
Winfield Ol,r hal the third Duser II
his right hand si,o, oil by n bnile, hom
u revolver In the hands u friend. Mr.
Olsr ~,!i usr u long Iol. tho next tins
i,r holds hls hat out ~ - tstc.t.