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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
The Treasurership.

1t is little early for the local cam
palgn of 1889 to open, but the Republi.
can boys are so jubilant over the over.
whelming victory they achieved over
Democracy in November that they
seem eager to get into the arena again.
The only Office so far that has any ap-
parent magnetism is that of county
treasurer. A number of our best citi-
zens, by themselves or through friends,
have manifested willingness to sacri-
flee themselves for the public good. +"
So far we have heard of five gentlemen
who would be willing to carry the keys
to the treasurer's vault.
W. P. Robinson, of Hope, is of the
opinion that he would like to succeed
Mr.. Cooper. Mr.. Robinson is one of
the prominent citizens of the county,
thorough business man, an astute
politician and every way capable and
competent to fill the position. And if
Mr.. Robinson doesn't come into the
arena handicapped by too many en-
tangling alliances and loaded down
with too many old fossils, we wouldn't
be surprised to see him come under the
wire winner.
John Dunlavy, Esq, is also being
grOOmed for the race. Mr.. Dunlavy is
an old timer. He is one of the fathers
of Fragrant Hill township where he
made a grand success at farming. One
year ago he traded his farming inter-
ests for the immense hardware stock of
Bonebrake & Rice of this city. BY his
diligence and business capacity Mr..
Dunlany has not only held the patron
age of the old firm, but has largely in
creased it. If the portfolio should fall
into his hands it will receive careful,
faithful and acceptable consideration
William Gugler, of Lyona, is also
spoken of as gentleman well qualified
to handle the money. Mr.. Gugler is
an old resident of the county. He has
attended almost every county Republi-
can convention for the past twenty |
years and has large acquaintance
throughout the county. He is a Ger
man and represents a large class of
that nationality in the county. The
Germans of this county, by their faith
full adherence to the Republican party,
are entitled to recognition, and we do
not know of any more worthy and COM
Detent person upon whom the honor
Gould rest than VIM. Gugler, Esq.
He will be heard from in the race.
E. II. Dingee, who has so accepta5ly
illed the position of deputy under the
present incumbent, aspires to the
higher and more lucrative position of
principal when Mr.. Cooper steps down
md out. Mr.. Dingee is a true and
ried Republican, and if ability, expert
,nce and satisfactory service is to be
Mr.. Dingee will be neck
md neck with the leaders when the
ace closes.
Another gentleman whose name has
)een prominently mentioned is Hon.
Henry Whitley, of Solomon. Mr..
Whitley is truly pioneer. He came
o Solomon in 1859. aud in all the ups
md downs of the county he has borne !
IN active part. Mr.. Whitley is a good
business man. true Christian gentle ,
nan and in every way suited to the
and if the mantle of the
treasury should fall upon the long
neglected Republican city of Solomon Z
could light upon no more worthy
houlders than those of Hon. Henry
Whitley.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
Legal N office.

To Cyrus ". Eggett of the State Of Colorado:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
Carrie A. Liggett, did on the 10th day of January
1889, file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Dickinson County, Kansas, her verified
you upon the ground Of gross neglect of duty upon
your part.
And you are further notified, that unless you
answer or demur to said petition on or before
the tn day of March, 1889, said petition win be
taken as true, and said plaintiff will be divorced
from you. and said plaintiff will be awarded the
custody OF her minor child according to the prayer
Of said petition. CARRIE A, LIGGETT.
By Burton & Moore. Her Attorneys. 2l-3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
SALT IN PROSPECT.
The City's Well Strikes a Vein of
Water Strongly Impregnated with
Salt-A ValuahIe Find

Water Strongly Impregnated with
Salt-A Valuable Find.
The drill at the gas well on Univer-
sity Heights, which has been going
steadily downward during the past
two weeks, has at last struck what
may prove to be bonanza, i. e. salt.
At five hundred feet the drill struck
heavy vein of water which rose
several feet in the shaft. The water
is strongly impregnated with salt.
The saline deposit in the vein is so
heavy that there is no doubt that sue
cessful salt works could be operated
here. The drilling has, however, pro-
ceeded, anfthe hole is now down 625
feet and is going through blue slate,
which seems indication of gas or oil or
something valuable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17

Itch, mango and scratches, on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by J. NJ. Gleissner,
druggist, Abilene. 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
Wanted.

One hundred hogs, weighing from one
hundred and fifty pounds to two hun
dred and twenty-five pounds. Highest
market price will be paid.
1lS&21-tf JOHN J. COOPER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
WANTED.

Chickens, dressed or alive.
for which we will pay the
highest market price.
Look at our grocery stock.
1t is fresh, large and well
selected, and we can give
you very low prices.
KUMP, FICKEs 81 Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17
DIR. M. H. GROSS.
D e N II I S T

Graduate of the Baltimore College O
Dental Surgery.
w Office in Post-Ofice Block, over
Kump, Fickes & Co.'S Grocery.
formerly Of York, Pa Oct 10 6mo-d&w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17

Closing out hanging
lamps 25 per cent.
lower than anything
in the city at Armi-
tage's Novelty Bazaar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-17

Apples, per bushels, 6Oc
Iowa Potatoes, per bushe, soc.
Evaporated Apples, II pounds for $1.Oo.
Evaporated Backberries, II pounds for s1.0O.
Currants (English), IL pounds for sl.oo.
Pitted Cherries, pounds for 81 90.
Rolled "Groats,' % pounds for s1.OO.
Buckwheat Flour, 25 pounds for sl.OO.
Beans, % pounds for 81 90
Kinks White Russian Soap 20 bars for s1.OO.
One 2-pound can of corn, lOc
One can California Apricots, zoe.
One California Plums, zoe.
One can Green Cages, zoe.
One California Yellow Peaches, Csc.
One California Raspberries Csc.
Choice Syrup, per gallon, Soc
Sugar Bowl Imported white granite), Csc.
Butter Dish Imported white granite), 25c
Tea Pot Imported white granitel, CSC.
Mugs, SC; Soap Blocks SO.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

LAND vFtI' At
GIsSvoou sfgiS... ,c.".. Mar n. 80.
NoTtrE-i- hereby sisrn tia, the following
/. nsfu.-i settler la. n.s,i poiI.- of his itt-n.
tian 80 make Tna! rrsrf IN support II his
claim. ard that ALI rruuf viii L. it.ssf" es'-
for, tire bs-si.;-r aud Receiver. ai si-'i-u.-i
-Ysiuss. ss,spsss'iu. Jgns ~ i.sp. ~ Ie.-lcst
.. m va ll.,L-rt L. lirsh~.. uf Stay bell.
ituuii 10. o,o. On his T. T. ID : So 80. for the
n q, s- =. se = ne y sni Lot. ! AMI SCI Ia.
ira y. Hps " 9Th u ~.
lie rsmss The following Witnesses to prove
his Continuous lcsstct,cc ui'cu. and cult, alton
90. sail land. viz:
John l.. Nui.. John Harding, Iijsh II.
Thompson nj Fernando u. sirosfsi. Mi "f May
t<i,. itoitt To-. Colo.
AM I-crpon wiro desires tn protest nssin.,
the sii5,~Hncr OF such proof or who Know OF
any Substantial reason. unirr tho law and the
regulations uf the Interior Department.. why
such prusf ,houi1 not i'c riIowc,l. will t CIV cu
an opportunity at the above rruttoNrd time
nrd tlass To- .T,,s.-~>atninc the witnesses II
.ali claimant. nui to arcr evidence IN rrbuitnl
OF that submitted - claimant.
50 DsLAS. Register.
IrIr.' pub Apr e-last May II. is-Sl
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
No,ir- tor pusiteasssa.


GtssFoop sriISCs. Cola. Mar. n. f.-o.
NoIICI-Is b-roiy given that the follo-ins
q. nafnrsi settler hA, MED notice Of his ini-n'
npn Ia make nI.si proof In support 81 his
clliul. AMI tnsr said prof viii t- mraie t.,-
iorr the ii.sirgsr sni iteeeiv.r at Gienso.,i
ritits-, Colo, un May II. i>-s. st ~ O'Clock
a IA, Via I,anirl r.!er. transfers. az Issues
u f1irehii. ou Presumption Cash Entry No, +
ter the ne ny Sc Tpis, ms ~ !.
the nv !. NV :. iynt " SEQ :. TT :, and s'si-
.iiti,in: In lieu th-f.nf the nv = "a. I. tlot -
sec :. II :. Hy. W 9Th ".
liz names tho fulio-ins witnesses To- prove
his caniinn.sis Residence upon. and cultivation
%. ,nii lsni. Was
Jsmcs v. r.,. and u. y. y. Rurvh. Of Fsc--
ans- sr,-s. Gsrneli .ounty. Cola. l. H. P-Si~,
and lame. fapp. uf.irnu,-li Springs. tolp.
Any p-Tson y h" desire. In protest against
u. uiis'-snr- Ut -iich rf,-nf. ar ~h" know. Of
any s.iis-tGniiai rrtssn. ur.i-r the i-v and the
re,.isiiuna II the Interior b-irrm-ni. shy
-uch ps,pui .41a,li nn, bc .ilss.f. viii L. given
an opportunity at the si-usr mentioned tIm-
ant place - s-rnss. ssininr the siin.ssr. Of
..l.I claimant. sud Q" ur-r -rii-n.e la rvhaits!
81 thai rslfiniiitei by ei-iun-ui.
n J. DtlAS. LEICESTER.
Hire; Rub Arr s-i~.i Nay II. i.ssl
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

~
CtRywoop srrisG-. Colo. Mar. ~. isso.
N'UTiCEi. hereby given that TITO following
~ M neil settler has nlcd notice OF his inicn-
;in. to make nnsi proof In support of his clni.n.
ard that said prof will ir made before the
Register and Hccrivcr, at Glcuwco-i springs.
Cnio.. on June u. feo, At 10 o'clock a. M.
Colo. on his r y = No 81. for the me- = sw y .
MI .w 4 and 80 !, nc ;. scc =. TpsS, II 10:
lie names the following -.iinr<.cs to prove
his continuous residence upon. nj cultivation
of. said land. Viz:
John l.. Muir. Robert T.. Hughes. Alonzo II.
Hughes and Y. T.. stroud. all 81 Mrybcll. Colo.
Any person who desires tn protest against
the allowance OF such propf. or who knows 81
any substantial r,-nson. under the law and tho
regulation. II tho Interior Department. why
such proof should not be allowed. will lie given
MI opportunity ut tho ntrcNr mentioned time
aud place to- cru,s-eHRininc the witnesses oi
said Claimant. and to offer evidence In rcbutta
Of that submitted Ivy cia!irsnt.
:. y. DEt.AS. Register.
J ffir-t p,ib Apr G-las: May II. tss,l
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sss,e. fer s.ssss-sssss,

LAND ttfNt NJ
Gts>roor -rai>a.. tui".. Mar. -. 80.
NOTICE 10 h~r~ty ris-r, that the following
~ rrrus.i settler hss nisi nosbs~ 81 kis tntrss
t,s.r To nsSAr mai pss-tf la support 81 his
claim nn.s that .~i iruaf ~ili tsl made tssosr
ia- NsEis:rr AMI iiry-t, at si-rs--j >ysin<s.
toias-.ia.. June y. iss,. 9, =, fc.r.S .. ir..
VIA Amor L. iiu-hrs. ui Nnyt--t. Eauti To-.
soio az, II, 4 u u : NJ 81. itr the 80 = ~
\ - n - !. and - :. - . -sv u. fp 5
y, H. " eth y u.
lie usgn-- III. following ~i'nes.s. n rror-
~. con,inNo'.. r.-i.onc~ ui-rr AMI cultivation
81, saii Land. sisi
Jaen J.. Nuir. job, Harding. Fernando v.
-'r-s'i AMI Ligah u. Thasnp.on. all Of Nay
TIL. Gtas
Nay f-rsct -ho ds.ir-s !. rru.-st sss ms,
the allowance - sfsch rss.ff. &c -rr knoss 81
any sat.<tauit.i r.s ia. unst-r the lsv AMI the
fr.ulIfA,rs - the iu'rr.1r Dryar;sneni. Why
aus rru-f Oh 1taii not h. .ii"~rsi. VIII Il given
an opportunity 81 the nt,ssc fn-n'irnr-i time
sud ls,e- tn .fns.--a-niinr the ~itn-.ss. II
.sti sIainanf. nii To .f'-s -,ii~ncr Ia rc''utt,l
20 iaai sunnitir-i ~ cisia.sni.
y J. bslss R-Gisspr.
frirss Pub Arr s-ls.' .sy ~. 1901
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Gteywoop srRtsa., Colo. Nsr. II 1sp.
NUTtrE-is hrsv,y niern that thr following
~ named >rtiicr has nl~,i nuAN- at his lnirrs-
ton Ia ,nak- nnai pr,-f In support ~ b..
c,arn. and that ..'id rryf viii b. n,s,ic be.
spsins-. Cusossr,n, on May =. t~S. At ~
o'ciork .. ~. via; Ambru~c O'iland, Of White
River 7. o.. Colo. IN his DIS y" V. lte
s~r,~s. fos tho r. y me- Y and trs I. Soc !. Tp !
y, y, ", and Lois and scc Q. Tp n. ~
" 9Th IN.
lie names tho following witnesses to prp,c
hil ,oniin,sssi. residence upon. aipi cultivation
of. .sti lard, via:
4. j. Grrsury. ~ Gi~nvcpi springs. Colo.
aud Charles ttraecns. q. W. rurrtDau and u.
". Jon... all of white Kiscr. Colo.
\. J. Dsl.NS. LEICESTER.
trirst rub Mar :s-1ast Apr e. Isssl
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

03
rive. for lakewood srNiHus. Colo. Mnr.J. Ise".
ots cnci NToTICE-is hereby given thu: the follow
~ named ecttrr hp- filed notice Of his intcn.
In niditi ton mate Ernl proof in support of his
II il ciaim and that sad proof wilt bc made be-
Three fore the kcsi-er aud Receiver. Mt Glen wood
'r,ttcu q oriosk !, m si,. roh, + Tu,r ~ H,whcil
ct Amer Koitt 10 tnia on hs i, X /, 4 4, Gn fnr mn
II will II l. 81. i 500 h, ,n,, mo 4 NO Y g., N III, Il
IT TnE II Il Il ia, ty n,h !; Il nv = ~ y ~ '' ~
faniIy liz n,,,. H., sni,,r,,, ,,,c... n, ,roxc
nd with his ,nni,,,,,,s nI lar,
rNr, Mt ~ OF soi1 innI Via.
1ess' John Harding, Robert l.. Hughes Alonzo X.
The Ere Hushcs anu y T. stroud MI OF Mayneil Colo.
dunn any person W no Hcsirrs 70 Protrst hRHms.
ollar tnc ni"nncy 81 rch prO1t Or VINO knows OF
an hnv6 MY ,n.'n'iai ..iso, unuer INC Jaw ~" tnc
,his an such prcof should lie allowed will fc given
now tho IN opportunity NJ tue h'p'c ncntionti tin
chnlf. iY H pnrc 10 eros .cSnfn'nc tnc Withesss .;
n DSc Of tint submitted by claimant.
81 DrtAS. Register.
r. lfirsi tu'' AYR s-Ln-t May ~. l..''i
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

man in the best faith addresses
missioner md asks that he SEQ
(chool house in her neighborhood
shed In tho center Of the dis.
bother informs him that her
has long been absent. She has
over tho face Of the country In
him. and she would now like TO
tal.c up the search. Many sach
\r. Letters containing souvenirs
be scndcrs, but utterly vnluelcss
Sc else, are received; letters of
failing whole pension schemes to
utcd for tho present system OF
crs of ex,ravngant comruendn.
tensure, OF anger. Of contempt
ui uuuitlerLlr h0 i.iiit. le'fpi +
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

ENNUVF z I'E al
GLEswoop STRINGS. Colo. Mar. 70. 1850.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named agtticr has filc,l notice of his In
claim, and that estd prDof will bc m,lc lcfurc
tho LEICESTER and Receiver Mt Glcnwood
a. M. ,h: Hcniy Z. Hook, Of Mcckcr. Colo.
on his p r y y No :, Ute scriee, for the :,
nc and q y &C y sec I, Tp l =. X W W 9Th
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsldence uponfsnd cultivation
OF, said land, vi1
u. W. Tvtn!inson, J. II. Iiotsisworth. Iscnja-
min Christy 8co. ". Temple and John ".
Wolfe. NIL cf Neckcr. Colo.
:. j. pstAS, LEICESTER
tfirsi Pub Mar ;p-Las; May !, iss1l
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

LAND OFFTCE Ut
GtrSwooo SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. =, 10.
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT tho following
~ named settler has hls-i notice VI his setrn.
ton tn mske final prof In support of his claim.
aud that sid proof will he made irtcrr the
Negisicr and Rccaiyer at GlcnwocJ spstnar,
Colorado, on May q. tsso. at ~ O'Clock a. M.
via: Peter nnecn.chuH. Of fArnpa, Colo. on
his T. L ID 5 No NJ, for Shc n 80 and .
sw !. Sec u. TIP y, kpt W 9Th J. ".
He nance the following witnesses to cruvs
his continuous Residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz:
Mitchell and Nm IAckcy, ali OF Ysmya. Colo.
81. Dxl.AS. Register.
tpir.t Put Mar 2-tAst Apr o. 1901
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
CMUhCH SERVICES.
81. JAMES MISSION,

81. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth street. east end OF City Park.
Morning PRAYER aud Sermon, II =. N.
Sunday School. Immediately after
morning PRAYER. IL III. .sr
Fifth Sunday in Lent, April It'll. Sub
ject OF discourse ut evening service !:
Working with both hands earnestly"
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
Mt 1850 y. m.
Services ut Coal Creek School house
Apri! 7th and 2lst. ut $3.50 p. N.
4. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary in Charge.
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S.ssee 70, rus,,..,so..

LAND OFFtCE At
GLrNwoop STRINGS. Colo. Mar. II, is-3.
NOTICE " hereby given that the following
~ naIncsi settler has Hlesi notice If his In
claim. and that said prof will b. made b~fcr-
tho Register aud Receiver ut GlcnwoOsi
springs. Co,orn,'',. Nny =, ls~'. nj 10 o'clock
a. m, via: samuel tLpics. Of While River City.
Colo. on his T. x No 81. Ute Series. for
the NJ \ az \. nv - y AMI u nc y sec %
TT . 4. p, " @h Pm.
Ggc names the following witnesses TO prove
his crutin,tptis residence upon. AMI guilty alton
Of. .ah land, via.
John y. ful.cr,, Robert Hcksc rct.r :.
y. ]. DvIAN. Register.
irir~t ps,b Mar -3-la.t Apr =, t~p1
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

CLrSwooD SPRINGS. Colo, Mar. =. l~".
MOTTO. Ia hereby given that tho following
~ nainci settler hrs nlt,i notice Of his iutcii-
claim. anil that said pruof Will tvs made trforc
tho. trri.tcr aud ,crivce At Glcn~oo.l
spring. Cplp,, on June q. tSn. al 10 o'ciDck
a. M. viz: Thouias ]. Fitzpatrick. OF lay
ltouit county, Colo. on hi. r = MS No rs for
tho ~ so 4 bcc ~. Tp n. Il VI " and G u nc
!. Sec . tn n, Il w " 9Th PM.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of. said land, sig:
Thomas Wirher,isnr. John s.crlcy, John
ltichprlsun and william Richardson. NIL of
Lay. Rgntt county. Colo.
4. j. nEL,s. Register.
First rub Mar 3O-Last Mny I. isOl
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Tho san Francisco Daily Cali tsrvcn
issues aud TuE HERALD for So. As
this offer will only hold good for
limited rcfiod the reading public are
urged to take aivan;ag. of 1t and secure
one Of the best daily papers In the
United States. Sample copies can be
had ut this Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

located 1t. Last week he done the as
s@ssment work with Al Ellison, and
In few days they opened an eighteen.
inch deposit OF IL with good prospects Of
widening. Frank left specimen Of
the truck ut this office, and our opln-
ion Is thxt bonanza is iu store for the
fortunate owners.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
Notice for Fubiiea,,on.

ENNVVT FIVF NJ - 7
GLESwoop srRiSos, Colo, March Il, 1850.
NOTICE il hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has Med notice Of his inten-
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver Mt Glcnwood
Springs, Colo. on April -, 1ssn, at 10 o'clock
a. M, viz: clay q. Mills. OF ioutt i. o.. Colo,
on hi. Il u 4 No ,is, for the &c !, NV y u !,
~ y and sw y sw Y Sec Is, Up N. VI W
9Th + n.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, aid land, viz;
j. n. Dsisot. Thomas Hamilton. Henry
MRby and James W Mutt, all of ltputt County
Colorado.
<. !. pyLAS. Register.
iri,s' pub Mar i0--lnst April ~, 1881
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

' if,ou wan, to order drugs. medicines
or any article handled In a Wholesale
dtu. store. We would refer YOU TO +.
Chs,i.rion. successor 10 !. T.. Osborne.
l;a~lins. w!o.. display nj In another
column.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

For drugs. medicines, paints. books.
stationery. fancy ard toilet articles.
field glasses. artist. materials. musioa nj
goods. etc, etc. 60 or send your orders
To DR.. Il. S'uver. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the best goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
Oulv S3.Js.

Subscribe for III. HERALD and
Texas Slfiings. Only S375 To cash
subscribers. Slftincs is the grrat H.
Illustrated humorous paper Of the conn
Try. Subscribe how. The combination
for less ,han the yearly price OF Siftings.
Sample copies nj this office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

have tried to run n rcs,auran,
for.; for women lime out Of mind,
lily madc q failure. Customers
! ingincss. absurd rrlca and zen
management rs tho rcasons.-Dc
Press
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Last summer while on the govern
mcnt survey between the White aud
Grand river Frank Clark discoveted
qneer-looking mineral ut the head Of
specimens of ii east for an analysis.
The returns pronounced it good quail.
ity of asplialt,im, and this spring as
soon Us lie could went to The place and
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

II sou wan, u, o'icr drugs. medicines
or ANY article handled In n wholesale
drug s;orr. NC would refer YOU To Dr.
J. T.. OI'csncs display AL la another
cVluMn.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

The new b-li fur st. James church,
Is no~ nj Nuw Castle awaiting trans
p,r,a,ion TO Mrrk-f. When !, arrives
NC will give our readers ful! dcscTip-
ton r,,nc-tnipg u.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Las. sunday morning the roof Of the
residence II G.or.. Scarl.s WAS d,scov-
-t-i To lie On lire. caused from n de,
f.c,iyc iirr. By tie prompt application
OF n few buckets OF water the blaze was
n.pped in its incipiency and coa;lagTa.
lion aNrIicd.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
L.~,.,... L.ss,.s, ri.s-ss.

Parties wishing Louisiana Lottery
tickets. call ar Niir-s, l.. I. il-rnGdy.
'N.w Castle. Colo. authorized agent Tot
Garfield county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

In another column viii bc seen the
pedigree Of Yonn: Belmont. the prop.
-rty of Adam Ecacl. This thorough.
bred ilanblc,onian Ia OF cxccllcn, dis
position and line style. and he should lie
seen b, breeders before completing
t!eir arrangements.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
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The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

The customary spring roundup will
i.sin next month. On tho north side
work begins on tho LIST. and on the south
sid. on the 10Th.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

James 10 Fonda. dealer In ladies' and
gents line silk handscich!efs, c.cpc.
sla~is. scarfs. etc. Fer prices call on
China Jim
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

pr. Th-o. fco,c was Up from Pier
sAncc Ia the earl, part III the week. The
ios.or Is manager 81 the saver \ Foc,c
iior,r sni Cattle company. forino1l,
Saver * Iis.krs.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

". l.. simpiun has rented the
Anthem dining room and sleeping CON-
iariincn,s. and will shortly open the
place 10 Ia. public.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

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TIM iErALp for s3:, 10 cash sub
scriicts. Sample copies free n; this
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The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

James Brothers viii have their En'
yii,, pra!, stallion in town next sa'ut-
d., the 18th. Those who couts mpla'-
,mpFo,ins their stock will do well 10 ser
Tho lo,s~.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
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Located i've miles below White River
City: Title perfect. For further par,ic.
uiaIs inquire nj TmE HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Mcssrs. 3. :. Green, II. Il. Kamm and
Charles shiieirr registered ut the
Si-~kcH yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06
HOME NEWS

Next Monday evening the newly
elected board OF Trustees viii IL in-
stalled.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

The enlargement ii the Meeker ditch
began this week. People ut The lower
end present II rather parchei appear
nusa
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

The brand o. t.. l.. Howard appears
on tic ILLUSTRATED" pss. Of TnE HER
Atm this week. His cattle range ON
Thurman creek and tie Government
Road.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Al this ofIic-. Thee contemplating
spring house cleaning will find them
handy TO put under carpets,
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Colonel q. -. Tiayer returned Sl'ur'
day, after AL extended visit To Lincoln.
Nebraska. and Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

The survey for tie Bretherton ditch
taken from the south side OF White
river, opposite Powell Park. WAS com
ple,ei the fore part OF the week. This
ditch is about seven miles long and
covers valuable mesa land along its en-
tire course. From present indications
tie u. ditch will be extended about
eight or ten miles further soon. and
thereby bring that fine piece Of mesa
.nnd south and west Of the II. q. Smith
ranch under water. Thus permanent
Rni lasting improvements Ia Rio Blanco
county NJ, taking u forward move.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

John Martin came IN "n Thursday 5
stage TO look after his Interests M ;he
Mesa John will stay u month or s!s
weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

caypcntcp are busy - bccs these
days. Contractor Mitchell Informs l'nE
HERALD that lie ha, work ahead Tor
s.s tnontis Ia come.
The Meeker herald., 1889-04-06

Jus, received full line Of Spring
Goods n, M,s. ]. u. Boards. corner OF
Main aud seventh streets.