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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
TOM EDISON.
A Great Man Who Hasn't
the BIg-nead.

l -
Edison is a count, a millionaire
and the most famous living in
ventor. His present wealth
which amounts to many millions
is as nothing compared with what
it will be in the next few years
but he still works away in his
laboratory, and comes forward to
greet you in just such a suit OF
clothes as he wore twenty years
ago out at Menlo park, in which
he used to eat his bread and
cheese seated on an old packing
box, talking over the work in hand
with his two or three workmen,
the present surroundings are
fabulously luxurious. Every
thing shows unbounded means,
which must be the case, when we
remember that his famous labor
atory costs 100000 a year to
maintain. But the master mind
is still the same. When he works
it means work for his men. In
the old days at Menlo park it was
no uncommon thing for him to re-
main at the bench forty eight
hours an a stretch, sending one
Of the boys for crackers and
cheese when he felt hungry. and
not giving up until his assistants
had fallen asleep standing up.
To day he is just as interested.
Antelectrician who used to work
in Edison's laboratory, and is now
employed by the Pacific Phono-
graph Co., told the writer a good
deal of "Tom," as he called him.
"When he came back from Eu-
rope he was ashamed to show up
in the lanratory for several days.
because he had been made Count
by the italian government, and he
was afraid the boys would josh
him. We were just laying for
him, you bet, and the minute he
came in the door, several rushed
up, and bowling low, said:
".How are you, Count?'
"'Oh. you go to h was all
Tom said, and he slid out Of the
door and vanished.
ale didn't show up for week,
and before he did he sent word
that the first man who addressed
him as Count should be fired, and
by Jove he meant it.
"He's the best natured man
that ever walked, and never gets
the big head, The kids about the
Office treat him as if he were
merely new apprentice, and call
him Tom wnen he shows up.
They josh him right and left, and
he sends back as good as he gets,
and generally little better.
"With all this they love him
like father and there isn't man
In his employ no would not jump
right at the throat of John Sulli-
vans throat If he spoke disre-
spectfully Of tom" as they all
call him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23

Stylish millinery, neat work md
low prices prevail at Mrs. Maude
Shines. m71w
Shiioh's Cough and G Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee
cures Consumption.
Sleepless nights made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
aarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents.
FoUND-A gold ring. The owner
can recover the same by calling at
this Office and proving property.
Sleepless nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
WIN you suffer with dyspepsia
and liver complaint? Shiloh's
Vitahzer is guaranteed to cure
you.
Mrs. Maude Slime has new
line Of hats, bonnets, flowers laces
and ribbons. Yachting hats In all
the new styles and at low prices.
m71w
T. Zachariah says he will cut
hair to suit the most fastidious
for the sum of Is cents. Sham
pooning f % cents and shaving
70 cents, just to suit the times, at
the old stand opposite the Capital.
ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
and is the best remedy for diarrhea
Twenty five cents a bottle.
&c. Eldridge the agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine has also Sc
cured the agency for several lead
ing pianos includeing the following
makes: v cher, Antisell EN-
erson and also several Others.
which he will sell on reasonable in
stallments. For further particulars
or inspection apply at his agency
naxt to OrInsby House.
Don't forget the Brass Band
Picnic at Cooks ranch on Sunday,
tho 25th. A bus will run to and
from the grounds all day, and the
round trip viii be but so cents.
Admission to grounds 30 cents,
children half price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
Yours Truly.

There will he a picnic at Cooks
Ranch, ON Sun.ay, May 25th.
Good music and lots Of fun for
those who attend. The music
will be furnished by the Carson
Brass Band and orchestra OF
twelve pieces. *h
There is a dispatch in this OF.
fee for Nelson Westcott.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
ALL SORTS.

The train was several hour,
late yesterday.
State Treasurer Tuny is lying
very sick at the Arlington.
About ten candidates loom ul
for the vacancy caused by Judge
Sabin's death.
A Communication from the EN-
pire Postmaster will appear in to-
morrow's issue.
Sullivan wants to fight Jackson
in Virginia. Nice show colored
man would get in that State.
Young Gardner turned up yes
terday. He was driving sheep
over the mountains, and took his
time.
The Wabuska Mangler has not
has not reached the APPEAL Office
for two weeks.
Are the mail clerks all drunk
on the e. & c?
The Walker Lake Bulletin has
ordered an improved press, and
will shortly appear in new dress.
1t is a valued exchange, and the
APPEAL is glad to note it's prosper
ity.
VIM. P. Tronridge, Of the Geo.
lonical survey, has done much,
with his corps Of a. sistants. to-
wards measuring ann defining the
water courses throughout this
section.
On Tuesday there was an ava
lanche of snow at Emigrant Gap.
and line OF snow sheds wiped
out. A number OF men were
working on the sheds, but no one
was killed.
Jim Townsend makes the fol-
lowing remark in the Homer In
der:
A penniless politician has no
rights that a voter is bound to re-
spect."
A good many people think the
same way.
"You may charge these" re-
marked a seedy looking individ-
ual, as he selected a pair Of Olco-
vich Bros, fine shoes. "You seem
to mistake them for guns" re- |
piled the polite clerk, a. he re-
placed the shoes. 1t
The driver Of the Glenbrook
stage says that snake as large
as a mans leg has been several
times seen basking in the sun on q
large rock about a mile above the
Saints Rest.
He was there last Tuesday and
the passengers say he was fully
W enty feet long.
The papers of California gener-
ally agree that it was a shame to
turn DR.. Stratton out OF Mills
Seminary for occasionally kissing
} teacher.
Had he murdered some of the
If the teachers and got trial in
Alameda county, the verdict
would have been, mot guilty"
Mrs. Mary Herman of Gold Hill
. week ago yesterday received
&, 900 from the A. 0. q. W., being
he amount of insurance upon the
ife of her husband, who died
bout six weeks ago. The A. 0.
]. w. are always prompt and
Iure, and their manner Of con-
lucting business is doing much
o increase their membership In
his section.-Enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23

WATER STRAINERs.-In the be
ginning OF Summer, every family
should see that the water drank
in the house is properly filtered in
the interests Of good health. This
is the season Of all sorts Of wig
glers and dead insects in water,
and the best way is to have a
filter fastened to the faucet, that
the water in passing through it
may be clean when it is used.
With strainer fastened to the
faucet, one does not run the risk
of swallowing things in the night
which do not belong in a glass OF
water.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23

A Foul MURDER AT PIoCHE.-
The Salt Lake Tribune has adj
vices from Phoebe, New, Of the
killing of of the well known Omaha
contractor Collins, of Collins and
Kilpatlic. Two men who had
been working for the firm quit,
and going to Collins demanded
their money. He refused, claim
ing that they shouldn't quit that
way. They gave him eight min
utes to settle. When the time
was up he showed no signs of
weakening, so one Of them shot
and killed him. No arrests have
been made yet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
Absolutely Pure.

The United States Official Inves-
tigatlon, ut baking po"ders, made
under authority of Congress by the
Chemical Division. OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, Washington,
d. G., recently completed, shows
the Royal Baking Powder to be a
cream of tan ter powder OF the high
est quality, pure and wholesome,
and superior to all others in strength
leavenlng powder, and general USE
fitness. a29.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
y. Year o.ea. Rasases,

We are about balancing our books al
the close OF another year. Does YOUR
balance sheet show that you are any
better OF morally or financiailyy Have
you been advancing or reirogra,iinR :
Have YOU becn benefit to yourself and
the human rsce by helping your neigh
bor whenever It has been In your power
10 do no 7 Have you tried to observe the
golden rule TO do unto others ~ you
would have others do unto youy Have
YOU tried to live up ~ the prscepts Of
friendship. love and truth In . btotherly
love manner toward vour fellow man
We fear that some Of YOU have no ceetiit
on your day books TO Offset thess ques-
tons. Tile dumb animals dwell to-
gether In peace and harmony, then why
should man. the highest type Of civiliza.
ton, continually war against eact,
otherY It is ALWAYS the best policy that
IL you cannot speak any good Of your
ncighbor to have nothing To say ut all.
II these maxims are carried out com.
menciDg the new wear We would all find
good balance In our book ut the end Of
another year, and q more prosperous
aud happy coumunisy.-Elk Mountain
Pilot.
p. S.-Tmx HERALD would like ia
commence the new year with It's books
properly balanced win those indebted
To us kindly assist In this laudabie
scheme?
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
nu. over b, . s,.,,, wagon.

The editor Of the Denver Field and
Farm says he was In Las Vegas. n. NJ.
In the early days Of that town and
went one night to revi, al meeting.
and every thing passed of pleasantly
until the preacher said: "All who in-
tend to go IN hell stand up" Only one
man, n tough looking man. stood up.
20, my friend" walled the preacher.
do YOU intend 70 60 to help" Yes.
I do" replied the fellow. "and there
are others In this house who'll 60 to
hell id quick II they don't stand up
and keep me company" Wberenlvn
he whipped out revolver. and In two
seconds every man Ia the audience
WAS on his feet. the writer included.
Singularly enough. tile belligerent
revivalist died with his toots on before
many months rolled around. lie was
run over by swill wagon.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

Miss Kate Field, one OF the most
accomplished women in the United
States, is going to start weekly review
in Washington. the subscription price
Of which will be $i0Oa year. 1t is to
called Kate Fields Washington. "
Here IL her platform"
II believe In Washington m the hub
Of great nation.
II believe that = capital OF y republic
OF GO,OOO. 900 Of human beings is the
locality for u review knowing no sec-
tiOnai prejudices and loving truth better
than party.
II believe that men and women are
externally equal and eternaiiy inhiiier-
ent;' hence l believe there In IL fair field
In Washington for national weekly
edited by u woman.
II believe in hoins industries; In 0
reduced iarfifY; in civil service reform;
In extending our commerce; IN Amer.
can shipping; In strengthening our army
and navy; In temperance which does not
mean enforcing total abstinence on ones
neighbor; In personal liberty.
~ believe In literature. art music.
science. and the drama III landmarks OF
civilization.
II teliev1 that society should In the
best expression OF humanity.
Il believe in u religion Of deeds.
The journal edited by inc will reject
NV opinions, Mistakes arc probable,
They will be l0sn VI ignorance.
"frnm sn impartial public hops for
support in tho welcome guise Of sub
scrirtion. advertising and suggestion.
From heretofore generous press l
ask for frntufnAl recognition"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
passsv Ttssss Esss.

Tho Burlington Route Vcsti5nle No .
now leaves Denver nj . y. M. arriv'
ing In Omaha p. IN. aud ~. joe S:N
p. M. next day, Chicago 7. n IN and st
Louis I'D AIN. second morning. max
ing the shortest time Of ANY line. bc.
tween Denver aud ~. Louis.
Thi, train consists of baggage car. -le'
CANT day coaches, luxurious reclining
chair ears ltrccl. tho latest improved
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and The
world renowned &. u. 4 q. dining
cars. which serve all meals en- route
Tie entire train Is Vcs,ibulcd aud
runs through solid TO Chicago Via
Omaha.
This train has through reclining chair
car tfrecl and elegant Pullman sleeping
car through. without change In st.
Louis via ~. Joe. For further infor.
nation rgariing ra,rs OF fsr~, connrc.
tons etc. apply TO your local ucke,
agent or to tho undersigned.
J. FRANCIS.
Gen. fass'r and Ticket Agt..
Omaha, Neb.
GEO. II. Glossy.
General Agent.
i7O0 l.As,mer Street. Denver.
l.. u. BLAxsLEx.
Travelling faaa'r Agt-.
Denver. Colo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
~. Verdict u...,....a..

". ID. Suit. druggist. Bippus. Ind,
t.s,ities: II can recommend Electric
Bitters As the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured Of rheumatism Of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare. druggist.
lsellviile. Ohio, aliirms: 1.-The hest sell.
ing medicine have ever handled in my
twenty years. -sxpeftence. is Electric
Bitters." Thousands VI others have
added their testimony. ~ that the yer.
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases OF the liver. kidneys
or blood. Only . half dollar bottle al
any drugstore.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
Rs0ana Line.

Free reclining chair cars are run via
"Santa Fe Route" between Denver. tho
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Topeka.
Kansas CITY. IT. Laiison, Galesburg
and Chicago. Two trains daily between
all eastern and western points. Fast
line to San Diego. Los Angeles aud
San Francisco. Pullman Tourist Cars
for all California points. Short Line to
City Of Mexico. Round trip tickets on
sale at reduced rates to all principal
Texas. Pacific and Gulf Coast points.
also City Of Mexico. Direct line to the
celebrated Las Vegas Hot Springs.
New Mexico.
Colorado Headquarters for this popular
line 1900 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

CRAIG. IioUit Co. Colo. Dec. II. ~.
To sh- Bitter II rns iiasAtpI
When comm. In from ItA~lIns irw
weeks ago Sir. James iialslon met with
= slight accident - that Is. II seemed
slight nj the time. but has since turned
out TO lr serious. rs II has caused him
to he under tho doctors care for two
weeks. and finally TO go TO Denver.
where lie can get experienced and com
Irlrnt surgeons to attend To tho In.
jur-d member. II IL feared that he
will loss the arm. or nj least the use cf
his fingers.
Christmas passed very quietly here.
owing 10 the noa.aytivai Of tho Christ.
mas vusis In time for the holiday: and
also owing 10 the csorbitant prices
charged b, our drusIi,, for the necrs'
sarics TO = lively time. Just think oi
S.-75 cents for bottle 81 keystone!
There MAS n meeting Of prominent
citizens. Mssons mud Odd Fellows. held
here last Thursday for the purpose of
organizing \ company Ia build city
hall fos tho beaeGt ard and Accommo.
daiioa os the secret os,less and public
snretings generally. There wAa some
thing over nine hundred dollars sui,
srstl~d without iesvissk the rom e
solicit = subscription. The name Of The
COMPANY IL 10 hr the City Hall COM
pany. under the management Of II u
b,ard Of directors.
Our gentlemen Of leisure and knights
of the green cloti, sit around tie grocery
store aud p,sinfsce looking rattle,
lonely. II seems that suckers arr scarce
these days. II IL tuinotcsi that the las'
sucker Is responsible for their sa4i lo"ks
~ lie this sDckcsl was seen going ~
the road next day with y wagon los,ies
with provisions. lie pays cash now.
Last week Sir. r.. A Farnham wa,
married to Miss Hattie Abrams by th'
Rev. Harvey Satherlin. lndignsiio,
meetings are now In order among III,
bachelors Tia. -. left.
The dance at MIR. patkcr's Chriaima.
night was = success.
The roof Of frecman's saw mill wa,
broken down with snow tho other day
Fortunately no damage WIS done. ex
cept bending two iron lcvcsx, which cat
he easily Strengthened. ELI.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

Another wonderful discovery has
been male and that too by lady In
this county. Disease fastened il
clutches upon her and for seven YEAR
She withStooi IL scvcrcst tests, hut her
vital organs were undermined and dealt,
seemed Imminent. For three months
she coughcd necessarily and could not
slecp. She bought Of us = bottle Of Or.
Kings Nrw Discovery for consumption
and WAS 10 much reiicve'i on taking tie
hrs, dose that she slept ali night and
with one bottle has been miraculousiy
cured. Her nan,r Is Mrs. Luther Lulx.' "
Thus write W.. Z. lia,nrick 4 TO. Of
Shelby. y. c.-t;et . free trial bottle nj
any Drugstore.
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IFIrsi Pub
Nsssr. for PsSssesssss.

LNSuptFVE Al
FLEETWOOD srHtSGs. Colo. nv. u. lssS.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the following
nsfns-i settler has fls-i noticr oe hi. inicsi-
claim. and that >,.i proof will lr isa.lc ls,.
inrc the Clcrk of the District Court of Rio
!slancU cnunty. Colo. at Mcckcr, Colo, %
January q. isD. At 10 o'clork H. M, via:
Holrrt TRULY, Ut Nccker, Colo, on his
u y No w. lite scric.. for the n !, nv 4,
9Th ".
lie nsncs the following witnesses to prvvs
MS continuous rcskscncc upon. and cultivation
~. Y. l,ssn. Arthur 10th. r. r. Harp and ".
u. Cisrk. all u Ncckcr. Colo.
=. J. DkLAN, Register.
First pub fbec .t-in.t Jan II. is0l
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
NOTICE.

In accordance with Ordinance No. 8,
Section 3. Of the town Of Meeker. I
shall, on and after Monday, December
18th, 1880. tmpound any unlicensed dog,
bitch or whelr found running at large
IN the town. And II the owner within
iorty eight hours does not pay the
license, ard the cost Of impounding the
same, l will. as provided BY ordinance,
Kill said dog. bitctr or whelp.
Z. j. SMtzeR,
Town Marshal
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
G~s.r., sssss,ssssvp..

Gen. Bumblelhorpe il certainly u very
big tnan-big In stature and bigger still
In his own coaceit, trimming over, Us he
constantly Is, with his own Importance,
says the Boston Transcript. Gen. bum.
blethcrpe was never In the army; he
never was even In the militia. Hut he
WAS surveyor. general once, good while
ago. and has OF course worn the title Of
general ever since. and has always In.
sisted upon H. lie has b~rn shade
more ovrrbeafing since liz became n
general In this way. though he was suf.
iiri-n'iy oyrrtrating before that.
Ono tine afternoon last summer Gen.
Bumblcthorpr VAS taking n walk
through the outskirts Of tie country
town which he had honorcd by choosing
!, rs his place Of summer sojoarn. In
the cours- Of his wander .ngs lie came
upon pair Of bars leading into u grassy
and inviting meadow. The bars lie lrl
down md walked into the meadow.
lie had but hnlf crossed the meadow
when lie saw. To his horror. n great
black aud. white iiolsiein bull emerge
from IL. dark shade II MI apple tree
and advance toward him. ten. Bum
blcii,orpc Ii NOT an active man. but the
steady advance Of this enormous animal
stimulated him fos tho moment ~ great
sriivi,v. Aud hts own rapid hight also
served To stimulate the bull. who lowered
his head and charged frsociouiy. below.
Ing the while.
I, was mad chase. hut Gen. humble
thorpe Ind susue good rods Of advantage
In tho start, a,~a tho oVIoa,te seocs u
tic dcid Mas nor far away. The a-sern
ran wildly and succeeded In turning q
somersault over the fence just In time
10 escape the Infatuated animal.
Aud then II was Gen. Bumblc,liosIr
who Was infuriaici. From the safe aide
Of the fence he stortnrd ami ragged nj the
bull. aud. seeing u farm. house NOT fat
away. he staikci over To Il. The fafmr,
was choting around the barn when the
general rushed mp 10 him.
lis that your bull over there. sir =
exclaimed Gen. Bumb!-ihory-.
wal. l guess It's" said the farmer.
"W-li sir. do y"u know wha, ia been
doinsY"
"Chasin' yc. mrbbr."
"Yss, str. chasing me: and II is m
outrage l will not tnlcrxic-an outrage
I tell YOU. that I should ir pursued aud
Inundated In this way"
I NaA- ~
that bulls will do; We can't help IL 20,
know"
Help it, said tho general. black
with indignation; do you know who
ann"
| NO. I don't"
swell sir. I am Gen. Dumblcti.orpe =
"1s-that-soy" said the farmer. with
great .lelibctation;" is-that-sor WHY i,
thunder didn't sc tell the bull. gen'rai.'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

A competitive examination was lately
held for the purpose Of appointing lit
persons to some Of the government
offices In Canada. One Of the candi.
dates inadvertently spelled the word
Venice with two MS thus, vennice.
The examiner, . clever man, but not
always correct speaker. sternly in
quired "Do you know. sir. that there
is but one hen In VeniceY" "Then eggs
must be very scarce there" was the
reply. The candidate passed.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

I.NNO VFFV'E Mt
eLrSwopb sratSas. Colo. tkr. IL. issp.
NOTICE I. hereby given that the following
hHia~i su''!~r has nlr.i notic- NJ hCr i,iis,fi.
ton 4" fnahr FINAL psupf In support IT her
c.aln and that s,i rr,pf will b., male t.fore
~. Colo, At N.~k-r. Cello. OF, February 4 isu
IT ~ O'clock .. m. Vn:
Hannah =. Jcssup. Of White River. Colo, on
bet re DIS No lar. ttc serir.. for the q y
60 y. se~ Il ~ u ~ i. -sv L. and NV /. NV u.
sec y. TT AZ. II y, " s:h T. "
she III mes the following witrc..e. tn pruvr
ct. said land. VII!
Jane. B,inbrick. u. II. Leonard, Edwin
Colo.
:. !. DNt.AS Register.
Fir, Pub Dv :i-,a.t inn - 1901
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Nss,.. s.v s.u sssses,,.a.

LANbpffltE At
Uats~oor srnt>a.. Uni... Nov. -. i.So.
NOTICE is h-rrt,3 given ths, tho fuIios
= nrnssi settler hss nir.i notA,' ~ hi. ,ns-ti.
tina "rnakr nfasi pr,-,f In sptsst II hi. claim.
ani that -sid ps,sH will t-- made t-fur- tho
irFk u tho District ss'nf IT ~. i,sn-u rpup-
-. ~ Acckrf. ,,.iot. On jsnuar, II i.oai ~
10 .'sls-k a. tn. ttsg
Anirv. ja.A.in Coisharp. of HAnS-iy. Colo.
q" bic Ed Nc "a: TIE srst.-. for the ne
1or usnsrs The Ssslt.vina uiitss-ss~s In r,fos Q
hls cstainss.ss rvssSrssrv uirss. ard csslsiSslS
1T. sati land. tnt
Nicholas Ou-s,s, tAartu. Il Ch~.., J.bu ~
Wsi.e shi }. ". hstss,in. ali u ltanssiy.
Cn$n.
y. }. bat.AS. Register.
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Nssses Ter ~ sos~ss,su,

LAND offttk At
CtrSwoon stntSas. Colo, SoS. n lse0
NoT1cE 10 hctvs,y 1is~n that the sol.ow In I.
tanned settler hss nl~,i nosb-c u bic intys,-
ton to fasAs hhal cr-ps In support ~ his
.laIn,. ard that .af pr,-,f ~ti i-r made t-fas.
thc tl~tk % the Count, Court at Ito HAMS,
suln'y 81 Ne-kor. Colo. oo January ~. i.so.
ut 10 ocin-k a. I'M. Wis!
juiiii, s:rvhlsr 81 Ncck~r. Colo. "a his
re NJ 80, tf~ Series. for The su d.
sou =. Tpt y. Est " eth NJ
"" hsircs the following -ifn-..~. to rrp,c
ct. said land. Via!
't'" N.s,srr. John Martin. Cesar Morse rui
fIsnk k~ri. all "f Nrrk~e. Cssa.
~. bxl.AS. Register.
tF'fss Pub Nov D-1ast Jan 4. 1871
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04
TIE AAasa W 0sass.

When going East. South or West.
secure your tickets via the santa Re
Route. Pullman ralac. sleeping cars.
free reclining chair cars, tourist sleep.
ing cars and comfortable day coaches
arr run by this line. Short line Ia all
cai,forn,n points. Fas; line Ia all
points East. South anh West. p!rcc,
line to the celebrated Las Vegas Hot
Springs. New Mexico.
Gro. r. NICHOLSON.
&. l.. i 4. A.
Topeka. kas.
II. &. knAHE. Gen. Ag't. and J. T..
HALL. Colorado Passenger Agt.. l1oi
Lawrence street. Denver.