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WILL HAVE TO SEEK THE MAN.


Vacant Offices for Which the President VIII
Have Few Applications
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-There are a num-
Der of vacancies In the higher Offices of the
executive departments of the soverEment,
and the problem OF filling them has been
considerably complicated by the result Of
the recent election. These positions are
outside of the civil-service law and reRuls-
tions. and are looked upon as the legiti-
mate patronage of the party IN power.
Under the present administration all Of
the places are or have been filed by
men of the Republican political faith. 80
during the last administration they were
filled by Democrats 1t is expected, Of
course, that, with the administration
changes on March 4. next another
general change will be made. In
view of that fact. the vacancies now
existing cannot be regarded as altogether
desirable prizes as in about three months
the nppointees would no doubt be ex pected
to step down and out. 1t Will be necessary.
however. IN order that the public business
may be properly carried on. that some Of
these vacancies bo filled at once. Although
there has been no lack of applications. yet
IT IS doubtful whether any large proportion
of them would now be able TO accept .
p4aCc " IiCu tbcs must % notu cnttcuucls
and In making snoh appointments PresI-
dent Harrison will probably lind that the
Office NEST seek the man. and not the man
the office. which will be something Of 3
novelty IN his political experience.
In the Postoifice Department there 10 only
one vacancy in the higher offices. aud that
is the office of the First Assistant Post
master-general. Colonel Whittieid's resig-
nation went into effect nearly q month ago.
and since that time Mr.. Fowler, the chief
clerk of the Office. has been acting first
assistant Under the law an acting
fret assistant can only serve thirty daya
after which a permanent appointments
must be made If the vacancy 10 filled ct
Assistant Postmaster general, have been
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OMcies Count Necessary to Tell Who Carried
tho buckeye State.

OMcias Count Necessary to Tell Who Carried
tho Buckeye State
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 11.-At Republican
headquarters at midnight official returns
on the head of the ticket have been received
from iifty-four counties, and with the
others carefully estimated, showed pln-
rality of 1860 for Taylor. Republican for
Secretary of State. The gains on the Of
iicial returns have been gradual and steady
for the Republicans. Tne chairman thinks
these figures Will be about as nearly cor
rect as possible until the official canvass is
made.
At Democratic headquarters they have
beon receiving additional Information all
day, and while they recognize the tide 10
against them, they do not dispute the cor
rectness of the Republican figures. They
authorized the statement at IL p. NJ. that
the figure at hand indicated small Demo-
cratic plurality. They said: I'VE think it
proper To await the official count for tho
final resuitn The Democrats are claiming
the election of the Cleveland electors by
SOC plurality.
Owing to the method of receiving cleo
tion returns in Ohio, there is no absolutely
certain way of ascertaining tho result
when such condition az the present pre-
walls. The method 10 the same that has
been followed for years. 1t showed gains
for Harrison over McKlnley's q. GOO s,eatii-
ly. until every body assumed the majority
would not be much below McKinley's.
But the later returns rapidly eyersed the
iirst ratio and showed astonishing Demo
cratic gains. Now, it mnst take the official
returns TO decide the result for Presiden
aud State officers.
As an instance of the striking variations
in the vote In Ohio from that of last ) ear,
t~t~ Ill A.
estlng 1t is: Harrison. 3.619; Cleveland.
6.038: Taylor. Rep. Secretary of State. A.
500; Democrat. 60O4. In 1891 kckinley had
4,4l2 Campbell. $3.50. Cioveland's plurality
is2. .l49. while Campbelps was S1S showing
q gain of 1,54l in that country. For Sec
retary of State the gain il 56i.
Herter. Dem.. is reelected TO Congress by
2,15l plurality. The resnlr is great sur
prise. as .Johnson's election was conceded
on all sides until last night
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The Golden State Casts Its Electoral Vote
for Grover Cleveland.
SAN Francisco. Nov. Insufficient re-
turns have been received from California
to show that Cleveland has carried the
State by at least :. 600 plurality. Returns are
in from nearly three -fourths of the pre-
cincts in the State. and those gave Cleve-
land plurality of 25O0 Nineteen coun-
ties, from which less than half the returns
have been received. gave Cleveland plu-
rality of nearly 500 in 1888. The chairman
of the Democratic State committee claims
that Cleveland's plurality will be 1900.
The Republican committee admits that the
State has gone for Cleveland.
The congressional contest is still in
doubt Three Democrats and three fusion
lists are elected. and probably three Repab-
llcans. The Republican committee admits
that the Democrats Will have ma iority of
/ or 2 on joint ballot in the Legislature.
The Democrats claim majority of. from
e N
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PlTTsBURG, Nov. 10.-Goyernor McKin-
ley. of Ohio. was in the city tonight, the
guest of c. l.. Magee. In an interview. he
said to a reporter that he could not account
for the result of the election. As to Ohio
he was not prepared to give it up vet hav-
Ing received a telegram from Columbus
this afternoon that the State was safe for
the Republicans by 5000 majority
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the other seven counties. estimates Cleve-
lands plurality in Ohio at 678 In some
parts of Ohio Republican scrioes seem TO
have been figuring for Hamilton county on
Taylors plurality for Secretary of State.
whereas Taylor ran 800 votes IN round
numbers ahead of Harrison In Hamilton
cOnnfy
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COunecucut democrats Try reuus
New HAVEN. Conn.,, Nov. 10.-The Union,
in ON extra edition tonight, publishes the
following:
The Democratic State central committee Is in
possession OF evidence tending to show that
some OF the Republican managers are engaged
in a conspiracy To again ccant out the Demo
Gratis who were elected to the State Offices
Tuesday. A misleading and illegal form OF re-
turn to be used under the requirements OF the
Constitution was sent ont from the Office Of hold
over Secretary Walsh It contains several traps
to catch unwary moderators upon the subject OF
reJectedvotes. By counting all OF these rejected
votes as IL they were votes cast against Judge
Morris and his associates the consprators hope 10
wipe out the large majority received by the DEM
ocratic candidates 1t Is known that several
hundred votes, many of them for Judge Morris.
were thrown ont for iliegalIty. On this basis
Republican Chairman Benton has been claiming
to-day that Judge Morris lacks four hundred OF
q majority.
Both General Merwin, the Republican
candidate for Governor, and Chairman
Benton were interviewed tonight on the
matter. General Merwin said he believed
that Judge Morris was elected by the peo.
pie. Mr.. Benton said he did not know,
officially, whether Judge Morris had ma
jority or lacked 400 of it, and would not
until the official count was announced. AS
to the allegation that the Repu blIcan party
In the State is attempting TO steal the
State Offices, he declared the proposition as
absurd In the extreme.
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HARTFORD. Conn.,. Nov. 10. - NeRotia-
tions for the purchase of the Pratt 81 Whit
ney fine-tOol- works by an English syndi-
cate have heen practically completed and
the plant will be IN control of the English
men in q short time. The terms of pug
chase were S2,50c.000.
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Boston. Nov. 10.-The following letter
has been sent to the chairmen of Rcpub-
lican town committees throughout the
State by the Republican State COMMITTEES:
The vote OF the Suite or Governor is so close
that IL Is considered wise W have a recount, so
that the people may he SIRE that when the re-
suit Is finally announced II Is absolutely correct
We inelosc a petition which IL Is necessary TO
have signed by ten legal voters OF your town. or.
II your town Is divided into precincts there
must be ten signcrs who are legal voters Of each
tConssnued Second RageI
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Gives Cleveland 67s Plurality.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1o.-The Commercial
Gazette. on carefully compared official and
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splints Special Trusses Clutches, Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical appliances
of every kind. The largest stock of ARTIFICIAL
EYES In the State. WM. H. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
"a South Illinois Street.
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Local Sporting Notes.

II there Is anybody In town who cal
bcat CLARK casting the tiy let him Try It.
We are busted. but will risk n couple OF
bar checks on VIII.
win Clark's new steel rod Is u dandy
and the way WI! handles IL. Moot.
SAYS. he IL dandy. too. Get onr, sam.
and you'll bc happy.
II seems 10 he no trick ut all for some
TO go out after supper and catch mes
OF 1sh before dark. while others will
iish all day and barely &c, bite. tNo
reference TO illusions whaicvcr.l
Rev. Thos. uxxcll. Of Denver. is OK.
pcct-d In the lrst Of the week on a
bunting aud fishing trip. Parson Tom
Is u great favoritc IN Denver and We
hope to hear him preach here before he
The familiar SormorJ.c.Inv,s. scs
by tho l.ev. MIR. parucli.
vas again seen along the river bank In
he forc part Of the week. Jack Is MI
fisherman. and never
misses the opportunity To lure few Of
he beauties into his basket.
MeSsrs. Dobbs and Hustled. Of Kan.
sas City. who. with their wives. have
been spending some time nj Dave
Stecl's hunting aud fishing, left for
Craig aud Steamboat on Yesterday s
stage. rresiden, Harp. Of the stage
company. placed n special coach nj their
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT MILLER HOUSE.

AT NiLLkR uOusE.
James Glen, Rife.
Lyman A. Ella aud wife, Clinton. la.
ID. u. Ellis, wife and child, Denver.
Miss n. +. Mediation, Miss Addie H.
Wash, Powell Park.
ID. W. Riggs, N. d., Miss Loretta
Fauider. Allegheny City, Pa.
i. .. Green and wife, Link Tagger',
Maud Cole. Pics.ancs.
A. Is. Criichlow. White River.
T.. Is. Critchiow, Salt Lake.
Chas. Kirk, Pice'ance.
II. Z. DarEeil. Grand Junction.
James ID. Hustled and wife, Bruno
Hobbs and wife. Kansas City.
james Smith. Club house.
Miss II. Williams, Miss Cora Peter
son, Buford.
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ahERiFF's GALE.

10y VIRTUE ~ an execution issued out
- ut the Clerk . ofhcc OF the County Court
OF kio ilisnc" county and state Of Colorado,
TO make the sum 81 eight hundred and ATTY.
eight and ti-l0p d Nlars ,esss.til. and costs 81
suit. the amount Z certain Judgment r,ccntiy
os,taincd against John W. Cox In favor Of j.
W. nusus Co.. ,nt Of the lands. tcnetncpts.
fotuIe and chatts II Of the said John W. Cox.
] have levied 81, the following property, to-
wit: The v NV y Section - and X !, Sw Y
Section "a in Township I south. Of RanRc v.
West 9th r. NJ. containing iHn ncrcs: also forty
tons Of h,sy aEa thrcc hundred corral poles,
mnrc or lcss.
Therefore, according to said command I
shall expose for sale. at public auction. all the
right, title and interest," Of the above named
John W. Cox In and TO the above described
property, on Monday. the - day 81 August,
1sF, at 10 o'clock Z. m, At the front door Of the
county court hotise In Mcckcr, Rio Dianco
county, Colorado.
RICHARD TOvEY.
ST Sheriff Rio nlanco County.
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AT MEEKEn HOTEL.

Jos. Mckee. 4. Salmon, Coyote basin
Fred q. Bernudy, VIM. Turner, New
Castle.
l. Il. Judd. Sugar Grove, Ills.
J. II. Gillmor md wife. White River
Doris Marcott. Duford.
Aneal Newiaus. Ed Rowe, Al Sadt
Ter. Golden.
Henry Hail. Colorado Springs.
Jacob Bruehl. Bnford.
G. 7. Huiett. II. IL. Eddy, A. l.. Dur
- -t.i
I. A. Deberry, smithviiie. Mo.
J. r. Dcberry. Plattsbur1. Mo.
NJ ID. IIeutiiorn, Sittleton. Colo.
Il. r. Gill. Odessa, Mo.
10 Reynolds. Earl Reynolds, Whit.
River.
Conrad Streb. Lenado. Colo.
J. W. CALVIN. Il. Il. ltau,sdeii, Aspen
s. Norveli. st. Louis.
Glen u Carson, Craig.
q. T. Mires, Houston. Mo.
Theo. Foote, Geo. ". Foote, Pice'
ance.
WIN. Cody. Denver.
J. W. Ho!bert. Goshen. n. Y.
John Gent. Axial.
L. Z. Smith. Marvine.
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Sunday-school and Bible class, at 10
n. IN.
Morning Prayer and sermon. At II.
Evening Prayer and sermon, at 1880.
Wednesday evening, Sunday. school
teachers Bible class, at 8. All vel.
come to the Bible study.
Friday evening, litany and short al
dress, at 8.
Sunday evening, August 2ist, special
discourse on the lsraelites ut Mt. Sinia.
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William Il. Thompson, the saddlcr
and harnessmaker. is now located at
Rifle with fine assortment Of goods In
his line. Give Billy call.
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Ed. WILDER IL able to he about again
after his six.wceks' siege Of sickness
At ono time tho shadowy outlines OF
the grim reaper were visible. but our
marshal bLd him defiance and told him
TO move on-or hit tho trail, m It wcr,
and the old fellow touched only thu
high plnceS.
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lacerating the member. Sprague finally
broke tie hold. disabled the dog with q
chair and then got neighbOr to shoot
him. The noss will recover, but looks
bad.
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When Nature

Needs assistance II may he best TO rem.
der 1t promptly. but one should remem-
ber to use even the most perfect rene.
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy Is the
syrup Of Figs. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
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Hon. Walter q. Gresham aud several
other prominent eastern notables are At
present enjoying themselves at Trap
pers' Lake. under the chaperonage Of
Judge u. e. Beaman.
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Arthur b. Critchiow and brother. T..
u. Critchiow. together with q. b. KEEL.
ley, returned from n pleasant trip to
Marvine lakes md the upper White
river country on Wednesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

Tomorrow afternoon MIR. Clarence
Lamb will unite his fortunes likewise
tho numerous little cares and great re-
sponsibilitics Of connubiai blissl with
those Of Miss Mary Henry. 10th are
well and favorab,y known In this valley.
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On and after September 10Th next ll.
inga aud entries can bc made upon land
In Townships I. and north. Of Range
10 west. Part Of this tract Is In the ex.
IRENE eastern end Of our county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

On Thursdays outgoing stage were
Judge HuSus. &c. Davis and Rev.
Parnell. bound for their respective
homes. having enjoyed their brief visit
to this section.
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TAKE UP.

One gray mare. IL years old. No
brand. Can be seen at Al Martins
formerly Aicher's) ranch, four miles
above Meeker. Apply to
julD-s17 PERRY SPURLoCK.
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Sheriff Tovcy returned Monday from
n tour Of the lower White river country
on business. lie says tho asphaitum
beds In the vicinity Of Rangcly are he.
ing Developed by u large force Of men.
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Keeping everlastingly At II brings sue
cess. and u the sentiment is rcligiousiy
lived up To these dull times will eventt,-
ally give place TO brighter days.
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spcakIn' About Newspapers,

The Denver Republican is great
newspaper. Its editorial policy and ut
terances are always honest. fair aud
true u Colorado's best interests. Its
news. both In quantity and quality, Is
nnapprOachabls. II pays for and pub
fishes more teleeraptic news and local
news than any other daily paper pub
lishcd between 81. Louis and San Fran
cisco. II prints IT'S news fairly. TOO
without twisting, distorting or coiorihs
1t for any purpose. Its special news
service. which covers In n general way
all the great news centers OF the World
and particularly well the Rocky Mount
ain region, cost, large sum each a"y'
But this IL one OF the many iea'
lures which has made 1t enc OF Tue
leading newspapers Of the uni'ea
state. -"a sps,easurably the foremost
in It's own ilc,o.
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The quail imported into tho White
river valley last April are on tho In
crease. ns several coveys Of young ones
have been seen recently.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

The creamery business In this State
is increasing every year. and we see no
reason why Rio Blauco county cannot
maintain one or more Of them at a good
profit; besides It would DO the means Of
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To Rsnchmen.

will furnish all materials and build
you a house or barn-frame, stone or
brick-to cost from $500 upwards, on
from one TO Eve years time.
Ira g. MITCHELL.
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An entertainment for the benefit Of
the church Is being talked Of. An In.
formal meeting having this end In view
was held on Thursday afternoon.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

Purcell 4 Sons have already cut "a
acres Of oats on their Powell Park pos
sessions, and the yield Is said 10 10 an
excellent one.
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The iarvine Club house was formally
opened this week. All Indications point
10 the third season equaliing. II no, sur.
passing any previous. particularly NJ re-.
CARDS visiiations.
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Charley Eich, OF Aspen. was pas.
sengcr on Sundays incoming s,as-.
lie Is very enthusiastic over the White
river valley, 1t being his trst visit. aud
hc will Ike q regular summer visitor
hereafter.
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Some people nre complaining Of the
warm weather these DAYS. or course II
may secin uncomfortable nj times. but
VIZ must have warmth 10 mature our
crops.
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Tourists arc nockin. into this part Of
Colorado by the dozens. and every nook
and corner Of any prominence has Its
quota Of visitors enjoying themselves.
A few may equal, but no county in the
State Offers any better opportunities for
anyone wishing to while away the time
In sport or otherwise than Rio Blanco.
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They Advance the Freight.

Martin 4 Spurlock pay all freight
charges on goods at railroad and collect
same upon delivery Of freight to Meeker
parties.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

The nail trade Is said To be locking
up. Certainly. think OF the campaign
lies that will have to he nailed between
now and November.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-08-20

The Republicans OF Meeker met las,
evening and selected Mcssrs. Moulton,
Mitchell. Hay. WEIGH. ". II. Clark
Buctan. Fairfield and Burnham TO rep.
resent them Mt the county convention,
which meets this afternoon TO elect del.
eeates 10 the congressional and other
conventions.
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Under Harry Barnard's management
this place is run with view 70 giving
the travelling public good accommoda-
lions and treatment. Try Ill.
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ONE ENJOYS


Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; It Is pleasant
sad refreshing to tho taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs tho sys-
tom ct!cctually. dispels eold., head.
aches and feycrs md cures hnbi.ual
eons,iration. Syrup Of FiSs IL tho
oal,' remedy Of It's kind ever pro
dsccd. pleasing TO tho tasts and &c.
ecp,ablo to tho stomach, prompt In
ia action and truly beneficial In IL
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and sgrceable substances, It's
,..aay excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have msdo Il tho mcst
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Ffq h for ale In 6oc
and 81 hc.!!ss by all leading drug.
sista Any reliable druggls. Who
euro 4 pH;Gspdy l6r any one v5o
wishcs to ny l. ID not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO StRUP co.
sls ssAscssco. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. hsw vcsx. ~
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Albert S,rchlke, at ono time on THE
HsnA,.D force, Is, visiting his father on
the mesa. lie ts located NJ Aspen.
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Passengers over the lines Of the G. $
4 7. Co.. arr loud IN their praise Of the
9ne stock attached to their coaches,
AsAsl Sls =s~>A= Ss>~~ ~.-A~ A-~~.-~~.- AA-.A-
.,,.l Nls.s,k cr ID fuvtl,ssv ~vk.ls.urr
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Through the courtesy Of Rev. j. I.
Badger. the Rev. T.. II. Parncll occu'
pied the pulpit ut st. James church on
Sunday last. morning and evening. and
eloquently discoursed TO large and ap-
prrciauve audiences.
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II. &. Castiday. father OF Mrs. A. c.
Moulton. came in on Wednesday, and
will remain few weeks.
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JosNu1 WosusvssHw,- Uassssss, -s..sr.-.ss.
Rou,t county. and father Of our clerk
and recorder. came over on Thursday.
and will remain week or NJ. The
judge has been busily engaged Of late In
adjudicating water pr,oriiies and thinks
he's earned lay-oG. lie Ia looking
hale and hearty.
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When you come to town put up your
stock at tho Meeker stables-Barnard's =.
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Glen Carson Is driving tho Axial
stage horses these days, Ledfori taking
q rest.
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For Sale OF Trade.
100 pine poles.
1000 cedar posts.
1900 Ms secondhand barbed wire.
500 T.. Z. WAGNER.
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Save money BY paving cash for new
binding Irvine, lie. per ID, at watson's.
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HOME NEWS.

Billy TeizlnfY Is now driving skies for
'hs 4HRReAHst A5SRH wa. visible up the river
the other morning,
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Stopped the
proTrvs Of Con-
sumption Tho
best authorities
agrc that It's .
rrufulous aHec
ton Of tho lunG
II taken In time,
and given . fair
trial, Or. Piers'l
q oldcn Medical
III
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A real estate deal Of magnitude was
contaminated this week, Il. ID. j. Nc
Keown having bought out his brother,
William. The property consists Of the
lsio t,'sSScsc' G :sSp's hls Sgmi, pssgcft
J. Little property. and some eighty.H five
town lots. nearly all choicelv located.
Tho consideration Is placed at $4,000.
which We consider reasonable.
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ksntncky's disp.y OF fishing tackle
nj the worlds fair hay not prove alto
gether the best, bu. t.e quality OF her
halt" will knock out al competition.