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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-14
Madlson's Broken Banker.

AUGUSTA, GA. March ia telegram
to the Chronicle from Madison, Co., says:
THE failure of Banker High is worse than
at first supposed. His liabilities are scr, 900
or more. and his assets $4,000 The loss is
heavy on the country people depositing with
him. Mr.. High will turn over everything
he owns to his creditors, even his house,
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Clements Weloomed Eiome.

ROME, GA, March 13.-Congressman Jud-
son Clements, on arriving from Washing
ton this evening, was rendered receE ton
and banqueted by the citizens, a large num-
Der OF whom attended the public reception
at the Armstrong hotel. The banquet was
q magnificent affair
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Secretary Proctor at Macon.

MACON. GA, March 13. Secretary Proc
tor, Attorney General Miller, and other
government officials, arrived here last
night, and left for Florida over the Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad at IL o'clock
this morning
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. /, 1890, the bdsSs Of wssas-
wrement Of al advertising 81 tie HoREIEe
NEWS VtU be agate, at tha rate Of 81 20 an
inch for the first insertion.
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Miss Bayard to Marry a Count

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 13.-The
wedding of Miss Nanny Bayard, youngest
daughter Of ex~Secretary of State Bayard,
TO Count Lewenhaupt of Sweden is an
count and countess will reside in Stockholm
and on the formers estate.
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MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINH

SAVANNAH, GA. March Is, 1891.
Pursuant to resolution passed at a meeting
Of stockholders of THE NAT ONAL BANK
OF SAVANNAH Dec. 4. 1889, meeting Of said
stockholde' will be held at said bank on MON
DAY NEXT, 18th inst, at - O'Clock n.
J. ]. DALE, Chairman.
THos. F. THOMSON. Secretary.
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Gibson's Downnour

GIBSON. Ga, March 13-The rain con-
tinues in this community. The creeks have
fallen very little. All the farmers are de-
pressed, and it viii be some time before the
farmers will be able to begin planting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-14
AUGUSTUS FLOOD FALLING.
Only the Low Portions Of the City
Now Under Water.

Olly the Low EOrtlOnS OF tQe lily
Now Under Water.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 13.-The railroads
and merchants who became unduly excited
yesterday and went to unnecessary expense
removing engines and merchandise out OF
the way Of the freshet that never came are
kicking themselves to-day. The water
reached its highest point for to-day, thirty
one feet six inches, at l o'clock, and has
been slowly falling ever since This was
four feet lower than the rise on Tuesday
last, and seven feet lower than in 1888. Ii
amounted to nothing at all, except in the
lowest portions Of the city and remote from
the business center. This ends the excite
ment now, for clear weather has come. The
rains are ended. the sun shines by day and
the moon by night, and the river is steadily
falling.
CAPT. CARTER IN TOWN.
Capt Carter, the government engineer,
came up from Savannah last night and
spent to-day in the city, but did not see it
submerged, as was anticipated. He rode
over the entire city and viewed the water in
the low portions of the town, and has been
comforting with leading citizens on the sub
ject Of levee around Augusta. 1t is prob
able that active steps will be taken at once
to put under way the issuance of 100000
Of bonds by the city to dyke the whole
water front. and, if SO, it is probable that
Capt. Carter will be asked to superintend
the work
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

HARDEE.-The relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs JOIN L HARDEE are invited TO attend
the funeral of the former. from his late resi-
dence, Chippewa square, THIS MORNING, at
Il O'Clock
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Rei.roads Retrenchine.

CHICAGO, March 13-As result of the
stagnation of the coke and iron trades, the
railroads are making large reductions in the
force of their employees, and are retrench-
ing generally.
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Gen. aordon's Farm Flooded.

REYNOLDS, GA, March 13.-The leyee on
Gen. John 3. Gordon's place broke last
night and his bottom lands are under water.
About 200 head of cattle were lost by high
water. The levee viii be rebuilt as soon
as the water goes down,
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Georgia at the Fair.

ATLANTA, GA, March 13.-Gov. Northen
has issued call for a convention to be held
here May to arrange for Georgia exhibit
at the worlds far
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Breokinridge En- route Home.

ATLANTA, GA, March 13.-Cohgressman
Wilson of West Virginia. and DR.. Barnes,
surgeon of the United States ship Chicago,
passed through Atlanta to-day with Con-
gresham Breckinridge of Kentucky, who
is recovering from his recent illness.
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Hoods Sars apariIIa

Seeing the trunk of a representative of
Hoods Sarsaparla at this hotel. the Central,
Atlanta, reminds me that would like to give
my testimony and have it published for the ben
eft of any whom it may concern. 1 took Hoods
Sarsaparilla for scrofula, impure blood, ETC.,
and the result convinced me that the medicine
is all its manufacturers claim it to be. In my
opinion it has no equal, and cannot recon-
mend it too highly" JOHN P. CARTWRIGHT,
Augusta, Ca,
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President Ropkins WON'T Resipn.

ATLANTA, GA, March 13.-President /.
s. Hopkins has decided to retain his posi-
ton as president OF the state chronological
school, and has declined the business offer
which gave rise TO the report of his resigna-
tion
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MARRIAGES.

TILLMAS-WILSON Married, on Wednes-
day. March 4. at the resid sncs Of the brides
father, Mr.. c. g. TILLNAs OF Savannah, Ga +,
and Miss W. E WILSON of Springfield Ga.
GuytOn Chronicle COY.
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Death at Gibson.

GIBSON, GA, March 13.-Mr John c.
SNint, highly esteemed citizen and farmer
Of this county, died wednesday. He leaves
a wife and ten children
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Sprint
M ediCiine

my daughter received much benefit from the
use of Hoods Sarsaparilla as an excellent tonic
after a protracted attack of bronchial pneumo
nie." Rev. F. H. ADAMS. New Hartford, Conn
II was very much run down in health, had no
strength, and no inclination to do anything
have been taking Hoods Sarsaparills and that
tired feeling has left me, my appetite has re-
turned. I am like a new man." CHAUNcEY
LATHAM North Columbus Ohio.
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NOTICE.

The Ocean Steamship Company offers for
rent its four warehouses on Vale ROYAL for one
year from LIST July next. Sealed proposals will
be received until April LIST next The com
pany reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids. E. P ALEXANDER Prssidant
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Hoods Sarsap ariIIa

SIT gives me the greatest pleasure to indorse
Hoods Sarsaparilla. For the last year have
been continually afflicted with bois all over my
body, and had chills and fever all the time
was reduced to mere skeleton. Two months
ago commenced taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The coils have left me- have no chills and fever,
and have gained thirty pounds in weight 1t
actually accomplishes all that is claimed for it.
I will use no other" NJ. L. WIGGNs, Funny
Louis La.
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14-TO-DAY's (sATURDAYl CUT PRICES.

14-TO-DAY's(s ATURDAYCUT PRICES.
HEIDT'S, CONGRESS AND whitaker.
Free only this morning. Call and see what.
10c. b Gum Drops; why pay Csc.
Gle. h Chocolate Creams fresh supply,
15c. pint Carbolic Acid; Csc. quart.
Csc. pint Castor Oil; Sc CASTLE Soap.
34c. b Insect Powder; fresh, reliable.
19c. bar Blue Motto Soap.
1Oc. bar H. S Artesian Water Soap; try it,
Csc. large bottle II. s Dyspepsia Cure.
1Sc. 10 Powdered Borax
63c. Gum Camphor; get supply now
81 90 bottle Kings Royal Germetuer
Csc. bottle Sapodine Tooth Powder; best
made.
Other cut prices find in locals, page 8.
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SEE WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
About Timers Liver Corrertor

About Timers Liver COrrector.
have used ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR
in my family with the most gratifying results
where other remedies have failed. 1t has been
found to be just what is required. | look upon
it as a valuable medicine.
DAVID HESTON,
Proprietor Unit ed States Label Printing Estab-
lishment, Frankfort, Philadelphia, Pa
consider ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR a
most valuable medicine, and shall take pleasure
in recommending it. 1t was prescribed for me
by my physician. G. F. ANDERSON
President OF the Sewers & Anderson Milling
Company, Baltimore, Md
/ consider ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR
invaluable as a family medicine
DAVID WELLS,
Ex-Alderman City Savannah, Ga.
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That
Tired Feeling

Hoods Sarsaparills has renewed my grip.
am % years Of age and was all run down and
discouraged. 1 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and on looking myself over find that am much
better. in fact quite a chap. or course the
medicine will not discount my years. but it
comes nearer to it than anything else" CHAs
B. LONG. Shrewsbury, Mass
N. B. II you decide to take Hoods Sarsap-
arilla do not be induced to buy any other.
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That 4
Tired Feeling

Has never been more prevalent or more pros
trating than now The winter has been un-
healthful influenza epidemics and levers have
visited nearly all our homes, leaving about
everybody in a weak, tired-out languid condi-
tion The usefulness of Hoods Sarsaparills is
thus made greater than ever, for it is absolutely
unequaled as building-up, strengthening
medicine. If you have never taken Hoods Sar-
saparila try IL and you will realize its recuper-
alive mowers
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
Duskv Geoxraphv.

There are perhaps no religious meet
ings which are conducted with more fer
vor and enthusiasm than those of our
colored brethren. Sometimes, however,
their theology, though no doubt sound
at the core, becomes little confused in
its expression.
At a recent "praise meeting" one good
old darky displayed a knowledge of
geography which was, at least, not de-
rived from the ordinary text book. He
said:
mo matter whar yo' home is or whar
yo' lib, bredren an sisters, you'll lin
members OBJ de same family what we
all belongs to. An yo' nebber need t
feel lonesome on dis account.
.'Yo' go to de norf pole an Irvine yo'-
self roun de norf pole, an yo' ak dem
Christians whar dey was horned, an
dey1l say, 4 was horned in Zion Yo'
go to de souf pole an twine yo'sef roun
dat. an AK err dar whar dey was horned,
an dey'll say. Il was horned in Zion
"Den yo' go to d cas- pole an twine
yo'se'f roun d cas- pole. an yo' ak 'em
whar dey was horned, an deyll say, Il
was horned in Zion;' an lastly yo' go
afar of to de wes' pole an Irvine yo'se'f
roun dat. an ak 'em whar dey was
horned, an dey'l say, 4 was horned in
Zion. '"-Youth's Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
TRYING 20 Be- CLEVER.
His Intentions Were of the hest. bal
Were Ma Appreciated.

His Intentions We're of tho best, bat
Were Ma Appreciated.
or course he wasn't 10 blame. He
knew none of the circumstances He
only knew that his old college chum had
married shortly after his graduation,
three years before. and he wanted TO
show his interest. So when he met his
former chum he wrung his hand and
exclaimed:
well. by George! Where did you
drop from?'
The chum edged away little and said
he was just passing through the city on
his way west.
Married, too, since saw you last!"
exclaimed the Chicagoan heartily.
Flows your wife?"
Every well, thank you." was the reply
"Good! I'd like to meet her some
time. I'll bet she's sumner or she
never would have caught you. You had
the best eye for feminine loneliness of
any man in college. Amy children?"
"One."
The chum tried TO move on, but the
Chicagoan caught him by the hand again
and cried:
Bully boy! Only twenty-four and a
papa. Boy or girl."
"Girl."
"Better yet. Pretty as a peach. too.
I'll bet"
"She's very lovely girl, Of course
But, really. you must excuse me; must
be going"
''Of course! OF course! George. But
I'd like to hear her call you papa once.
Wouldn't it sound funny, though"
"Yes, it would" said the young man
desperately. "But she doesn't do it. Do
you understand? She doesn't do itr'
Excuse me, old man." said the Chi
cagoan. 81 didn't stop to think. Too
young to talk, 1 suppose. How old is
shel"
Nearly eighteen, you inspired idiot"
cried the young man. Nearly eighteen.
l married a widow, and if you live to be
1000 years old you'll still be waiting to
hear Alice call me papa Good day."
AS the Chicagoan watched him disap-
pear down the street he muttered:
why, hang mel / was trying to be
real clever. Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

A young physician commencing prac-
tice had among his first patients an un-
commonly unclean infant brought to
his Office in the arms of a mother whose
face showed the same adherence OF
soap. Looking down upon the child a
moment, he solemnly remarked:
ut seems to be suffering from hydro
pathic hydrophobia-
"Och. docther, dear, is it as bad as
that?" cried the mother. That's big
sickness for such mite. Whatever
shall do for the crathuri"
Wash its face. madam; the disease
will so Of with the dirt"
"Wssh its face-wash its face, in
dade.' exclaimed the matron, losing
her temper. What next, I'd like to
know
Wash your own. msdam-wash your
own."-Hsrper's Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

An alarm of fire last night called the
department TO the corner OF Lyon-st.
and Grand-ave. Fire broke out in the
two story frame building at No. Az
Lyon-st. aud 1t with the adjoining
buildings, Nos. As and 44J, were
seriously damaged.
Flandsrs Is sons grocery WAS dam
aged TO the amount of $1,000, insurance
$500, and Cr. 4. Bochore's drug store
was slightly damaged. The household
goods OF Mrs. Gale who lived over No.
449 were totally destroyed vita no in
surance. and Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
Morris who lived over the SAME build
ing, sustained slight damages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

BREAKFAST sREuTiEs-


The UniyersalIst church society VIII
hold al Authors carnival.
The Republicans of the city viii hold
their ward eaucuses this evening.
Mission Wood church fair will be
held during the first week n Novem-
ber
James Kennedy and James Howard
were arrested last night on Suspicion OF
larceny.
TIE city treasurer has received $li0.-
coo OF the city taxes. This leaves sloe,-
600 still unpaid.
The first story of the Grand Rapids
Veneer Works on Butterworth-ave. IL
nearly completed.
Curb stones are distributed along
Fairbanks-st. preparatory TO grading
that thoroughfare.
The Board of Public Works pur-
chased horse of King Brothers Satur-
day for which sl25 was paid.
Tie ladies of the Masonic Home AID
Society Will meet At the Masonic lem
Die Wednesday afternoon.
The street car line between South
Grand Rapids and the corner OF Hol-
land lonia-st. !s giving twenty minute
service.
Prof. b. F. Underwocd's subject for
next sunday evening at Powers opera
house will be, Woman Her Past, Pres
ent and Future Condition.
The Grocery Clerks union has about
decided To engage Good 1emplars' hall.
In the McMullen block, IN which to
hold its bi-weekly meetings.
II 4 l. -
West Br,dge-st.. wish 10 announce that
the Eighth ward Republican caucus
Will not be held At their ottice.
The funeral of Mrs. j. ID. Carr,
mother OF Mrs. e. III. Leonard Will &C.
cur tins Monday afternoon at O'Clock
At the family residence No. G6 Sheldon
Of.
The beautiful silver service recently
presented to Boyd Pantlind was the
gift OF Gilbert Rogers, of {. Rogers &
bros. and not W. +. Rogers as was
stated.
People are already beginning to arrive
in the city to witness the Allerton-
Nelson race on Thursday. III. ;. Seage,
OF Lansing, Is one of them and regis
tered at the Morton last evening.
The township of Nelson will send F.
r. Shattuck, David Walker and w. A.
Dean as delegates TO the Republican
county convention. Il. {. Woodwarth.
l.. NJ Sellers and c. l.. Stevens will
represent Scion township.
Since the sewer was put III Lake-aye.
the street has never been levelled up
and L is in bad condition for driving.
The road is full of hummocks and
ho.lows. IL is evident that the high
way commissioner of the third district
seldom passes that way.
Charles W. Wetmorc. the prominent
young New York lawyer whom Miss
Elizabeth BIsland is to marry soon Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T..
Wetfnore OF Marquette. Miss Bisland
has just published book descriptive
OF her trip around the world.
The scourge of malignant diphtheria
which has prevailed III st. Johns Or
phaE Asylum may be said TO be over.
There nave been forty-seven cases and
although the disease was of the most
yrC.ent type only i've deaths resulted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
FOUR BURGLARS JAILED
Some OF the Property stolen Last Week
Recovered

Some of the Property stolen Last Week
Recovered
Detectives Cast, smith aud Darr did
a clever piece OF work yesterday and
the four burglars who have been at
work IN different parts Of the city dur
ing the past week are safe behind the
bars. As Will be remembered the
hardware store OF Barnett q Richards
and the clothing store of L. w. Strahan
on West Brldge-st. were raided last
week and several articles OF value
stolen from eacn. ana Friday night the
residence of Daniel kruidsnIll at the
corner OF Union 81. and CresCent-ave.
was VISITED. Az the last named place
the burglars were discovered and pur-
sued, but their pursgers gave Up
the chase when the thieves fired
upon them. No clue was Oh
tanned until noon yesterday when Il was
learned mat young man bad attempt
cd 70 sell al overcoat at very low
figure. The clue was followed up and
James Howard and James Kennedy
were brought ia on suspicion. Later
Boekv Goodyear a young African was
captured and The last one. john How
arsi was found atout one O'Clock last
night. The Hossrds cisiff, 10 hab
from Buffalo and Kennedy from Chr
essp. The quartet rented room
IN a block on Canal 81. and BID Their
stolen suoils about IN different parts 0f
the city. Part % the property stolen
Prem Barnett q Riehsras has been re-
covered ard part Of that taken from
strsh2n's clothing store. revolver
was taken frosa Goodyear. two cham
hers Of which had teen recently fsred
AID ne admitted thai 4 vas tie weapon
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

Knor Has ars best. T. W. Dunn a
Co, sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

used on the hsll Friday night. The OF
fieefs tblBk they can pat Their hands
ca the rest OF the sposl this morning.
The three strangers came here % work
the races and Bueky. OF course, IS To-
ca! talent. Their ages range from Il
"a ~. Sergeant Webb feels highly
elzted WITH the eIseiency shown b TIE
detectives
Female feFgsr Cheekmatsc.
FISDLAY. Oct. AIRS. Maggie l..
wi.ompson, the somewhat notorious
wife Of a col0red barber. Is under arrest
on the charge 81 forging the name or
\. j. Baker, well known llyeryman OF
this place, 10 note TOR s600, winch she
disposed OF To George ". stephens, Il
pawubFoker. When the note became
due Il was presented To Mr.. Baker for
payment, bat the latter pronounced II a
forgery and refused To pay &. Mrs.
Thompson has heretofore sold num-
Der OF notes 10 MIR. Stephens, many OF
them signed by MIR. Baker, winch have
always been paid, 90 II was easy TO de-
ceive Mr.. stephens in this case. There
are q aumber of suits IN court against
Mrs. Thompson. Her house was recent
~ destroyed by fire after having been
heavily insured. Strange Developments
are anticipated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

81 think III ask the boss to get this
afternoon of" said the youthful clerk.
Don't" said the old cashier.
"Why potg"
lyon came into this establishment to
try and get on. didn't your
Yea
well. don't be so often trying to get
OF or you'll never get NEW York
Press
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
WANTED BULGE OR BLOOD.
A Party OF Thirsty Gibernians Raid the
Parneii House

Last evening Mickey Finn and two
boon companions started out for an en-
joyahle time. They invaded the hall
lowed precincts of the Parnell house
and demanded bulge or gore. The
law abiding bomface refused the bulge
and the !awless trio made an effort to
secure the sangunary alternative.
They had kicked down wooden par
tltion, smashed out fifteen window
lights and we're just about to remove
''the sign above the dure" when a
policeman hove in sight. The three
rioters stood not upon the order of their
going but vanished into the chill Octo-
her aight. The gentlemen were identi-
ted and will oe arrested today if they
can be found.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

Until recently it has been almost i'm.
possible to color feathers a good black
but now with Diamond Dye fast black
tor silk and feathers, any woman can
do this work with ease, economy and
satisfaction. II costs less than q cent
to color feather black when this dye
IS used.
Any color can be given feathers il
the proper Diamond Dye Is used.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

Eiessnt Moqaetts Carpets at smith
A santords.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval OF
the pleasant, liquid fruit remedy Syrup
Of Figs. as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value 81 the DUAL.
ties on wlrcn its sficcess il based and
are sbundsntlv gratifying 10 the Cali.
fornis Big syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
Ladies vino use Cosmetics or powde

to cover up or hide bad complexion
do not know that White & White car
furnish them with Blush of Roses
which is clear as water, purifies the
skin, and positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from the face and whitens il
soon as applied.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

To have 70 hoe the same row over
every day takes all the poetry out Of life
and kills the good angel in many people.
Augusta Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05
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Free Water supply, and Exemption
from Taxes for Five Years.. Railroad
facilities North, South. East and West
are unexcelled. Detroit Freight Rates
Assured. Only "a minutes ride from
Detroit trains each way daily. Land
is H,eh and Dry. Plans and full par
ticulars 10 be obtained of
THE ROMULUS IMPROVEMENT CO.,
A State Street, Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-05

Before placing your money on the
coming races consult James Lawrence,
the wonderful clairvoyant, at 81 Mon
roe-st. He guarantees to name the
winner.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-24
wsiIILsu 4 rrs,,rIn.

LILY PARK STOCK GROWERS AssoCts.
IIDS.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-24

rauir iFaut.Hfr, atHfr go lrft ri1s, IsT.
Hf'ris. 'r"F su' siI.i hril 'srt Additional
b1sr.is. j 90 rish' an.l t.fl side rHI - lawn
t.ps s'-t "F go ustt .rr. sisl
~ .n i-H si'r- .'t irrf'r,s- trEui slur
.uT. HnFs" Hr1r'. saH.- o. ,lsf. IN i,If hip.
"T E1 ga i''i shDlhj.r i.srgr. -rr il.si
river an.i Sir.uiIy - iHuiI-F usssIHslp. Pet,
Dtsr~ s'ilTrs', - uury, AE..l ilurgIt ,uuuff.
gHsH
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-24

Above brand on left side or hip. Horses
branded same as cut on left hip and shoulder.
Range, Upper White river. Postoiicc address.
Nssser, Colorado.