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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-08-11

fos eRananataco before paying for same Catalog-
- ffee. All goods stamped FRED NUEII.Ek
feis-n 1Axfnef Street. denver. Colorado.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-08-11
Denver Directory.
SADDLES and HARNESS

They cost you nothing for exanina-
ton. %, double harness with breech-
iag for ia: 10 double tsam harness
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90 YOUR COINS HURT
TAn Gman Positively stops pain and removes
uV0e0yW l corns. ~ nail, lsc in stamps. ASssfs
wasfsd. Wa HAswsIL, Inventor. Denver, Colo
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MONEY FOR
SOLDIERS HEIRS

8efn Of Union soldiers who nsde homesteads Of
- tha. 100 acres before June 2, lH4 tno matter
n Abando1ed). II the additional homestead right
va BOT sold OF used, should address, with fall
DnReculasss WGo0N Ne corr. WssiAneha, D G.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21
nrNRY Z. YnrrsEY.

Judge to the jury. The jury walked out
and the trial was at NJ end
IL is learned from one of the jurymen
that no ballot WAS taken Friday night.
though it was practically agreed a yer.
dict Of guilty would befound The vote
was unanimous that he was guilty Of
that degree Of punishment, but on this
the jury was somewhat divided as 70
life sentence.
Attorneys for the defense are prepar.
ing motion for an arrest Of judgment
which is likely 20 be- sustained, thus
postponing the sentence Of Youtsey till
the next term Of court which meets In
February. OF course an appeal can be
taken also but It need not be- prosecuted
until after February, in case a motion
Tor the arrest Of judgement Is sustained.
10 is likely jury will be cmpanelled
n soon rs practicable 20 inquire into
Youtscy's sanity.
Later In the day the defense filed the
motion toarrest the Judgment and Judge
Cantrill set the time for hearing the
second day Of the February term and
therefore Youtsey will not b. sentenced
till next year, II then.
On the judges own motion no entered
an order 10 have Youtsey moved 10 the
Frankfort Jail for safe keeping.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Vancouver, b. c., Oct 2O.-A new
sea serpent has been discovered ON IN,
coast Of Japan, 100 miles from Toxic
II is classed by scientists rs coelente
nate, and one Of the most gigantic ever
seen. twas caught by long fishing
line at a depth Of $50 fathoms. IL wa,
a magnificent specimen. A large disc
surmOunted a long stalk which evident
ly fixed the animal ON the sea bottom
A circle Of numerous graceful tentacle,
hung down from the margin Of the disc
while on its upper surface arose an
oval tube surrounded az It's base by
hushy appendages and having second
circle Of slender tcntacles around IN,
upper edge The total height Of the an
imal was 200 millimeters, and the pre-
yailing color transparent scarlet. The
specimen Is entirely fresh but not liy
ing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Fort Scott, KAs.. Oct. 2O.-M. J. Gov.
entry, owner Of the principal buryinR
ground for this city. was required by a
writ Of mandsmus 20 surrender the Gem
etery and all the books, records, etc,
appurtenant 10 IL 10 board Of directors
elected by the lot owners. The LOT
owners recently organized and demand
cd possession Of the cemetery under Ar
old law which forbids the running Of
cemeteries as private enterprises. The
cemetery was originally owned by q
stock company, but Mr.. Coventry grad.
ually acquired the stock at a cost Of
10000. He will go % the higher courts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21
YOUTSEY CONVICTED.
Given a Life Sentence for the GOebel
Murder Case.
UNANIMOUS VERDICT.
A Motion 10 Arrest Sentence Has Been
Prepared and Judge Cantrill
Granted II on Account Of
g.. Youisey's Condition.

Georgetown. KY. Oct. Owe. ths
Jury. find that the defendant is guilty
and fix punishment at life imprison.
ment." This was the verdict returned
by l2 men who were selected TO try
Henry Z, Youtsey, one Of the principals
In the murder Of William Goebel.
When the jury was called this morn
ing. Judge Cantrill asked; "Gentlemen,
have you made verdict"
Foreman X. NJ. McCabe nodded hi,
head
pass up the papers to the clerk. y
sAid the judge.
The sheriff passed them up and tbs
clerk read the verdict.
Gentlemen, is that your verdict
asked the judge.
ut is, was the reply.
Gentlemen, you are now finally dis
charged. and you can call ON the trus
toes Of the jury for your pay" said tn,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Chicago, Oct. 2O.-Tho largest advanc,
In linseed oil ever made In one time
came Friday when the American Lin
seed OIL company jumped the price from
90 to 20 cents for raw. This Is due q
the recent advance Of 80 cents in fax
seed, which is only equal 10 70 cents OF
oil. The trade in OIL Is good. The trus
controls m Aaxseed market, and i
largely responsible for It's advance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21
MINERS SUSPICIOUS.
The Leaders Relieve Move on Foes 70
Down the Union.

The Leaders Relieve Move on Foes -
Down the unisa.
Scranton. Pa. Oct. 2O.-Tt IL pracsi.
cally certain that the miners viii not be
back 10 work Monday rs was expected
from the action Of the Philadelphia con-
ference Of operators On Tuesday and
Wednesday aud the Scranton confer.
ence. Some Of the biggest Of the local
companies are baking at the agreemsst
to continue the 10 per increase in force
until April /. 1901, as demanded by the
miners. They were all willing enough
Thursday TO amend their notices to con.
form to this demand. but now they seem
to have undergone "a change Of heart.
and only one operator Of any promi-
hence would say outright that he would
make the modification. They say IL
would be humilAting for them 10 come
with on amendment 10 their notices.
81 90 leaders are growing suspicious
tina here Is some kind Of an agreement
between the coal companies by which
they expect to break up the miners
union The offer Of the Reading com.
pany and the opposition 10 the same on
the part Of some of the companies il
something the labor leaders cannot un.
derstand. At the conference in Phila.
delphia ON Wednesday, the Lehigh Val.
ley agreed 10 the same terms a. the
Reading. so far as their Lehigh collier.
les were concerned. but the company re-
fuses, 80 the strikers Allege. 10 make the
same concessions 10 their employees in
the Wyoming region. The officers Of
the United Mine Workers here say there
il no consistency in that.
The action Of the Laclsawanna, On.
tario and Western. the Pennsylvania
company and other large producers in
combining with the Lehigh Valley on
the powder question tends 10 confirm
the views entertained by the officers Of
the union, that concerted effort is 70
be made by tho companies 10 get the
better Of the union and iucite a break in
the ranks Of the strikers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Caldwell, Tex, Oct. 90. A costly
freight wreck occurred three mile,
south Of here. A northbound freight
was crossing Division Creek when cal
left the track. Eighteen cars wert
totally wrecked and burned as was alsc
part Of the trestle No lives were lost
The lose to the railroad company n
about $25, 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Muskogee, l. T.. Oct. 2O-Judge J.
r. Thomas announced in court here
that he is In receipt Of letter from We.
woka, In the Seminole Nation. stating
that the constable Of that district was af
tlicted with smallpox and that others
were also afflicted with the disease. The
United States court is 10 convene at We.
woka on Nov. D.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21
Paying the Tribal Tar.

Muskogce, /. T., Oct 2O.--Indian
Agent Shoenfelt reports that the pro.
prietors Of all the stores which were
closed nj Ardmorc few days ago for
non.payment Of tribal taxes have com.
piled with the recent ruling Of the sec.
rotary uf the interior and paid their
taxes, with the exception Of one, who
was remoyed from the territory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Havana, oct. 20.-There are % casei
of yellow fever in Havana. Nineteen
Americans are down with the disease
The death rate among tho American vic
Tins has been per cent. The fever IL
decreasing now. There is no DISPOSE
ton on the part of the authorities e
miTepresent the situation. The coming
Of so many Spanish immigrants has beer
the cause Of the increase over last yeAr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Minneapolis, Oct 90 The dress.
makers in this city over 200 In number
have struck for a IO-hour day, eXtru
pay for overtime and no reduction 10
wages for the new hours A few en-.
ployers have granted the demands OF
the union. The wages range from 81
~ go per week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Temple, Tex. Oct. l0.-OscAr Gar.
rott, switohman, while riding on cal
in the Santa Fe yards here was knocked
OF by Il switch target. Ho fell under
tho wheels and was instantly killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21
spain. hoard Appointed.

Madrid. Oct. 29-The Duke Of Tetu
an, Marquis de VillAverde, Senior b.
Olivier. director general Of the civil reg
lister, and Senior Torres Campos hay,
been appointed members on the part OF
Spain Of The Hague international arbi
tration board.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Boston, Oct Cool J. b. Adams of
Lynn, oommander.in.chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, dropped dead al
the statehonse Friday afternoon. Death
was due 10 heart trouble. lie was 5i
years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Lufkin, Tex, OCT 2O.-While Pet
Baird, citizen Of this place, was alight.
ing from log truck at the Lufkin Land
and Lumber oomIAny's mill his foo,
became entangled In the rails and lac
was instantly killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Lorenzo Marques, Oct. 20.-The Dutch
cruiser Gelderland with President Kru
ger on board has sailed from here. Sh
will call at Oar. Es.Salem, Tanga, Jibu
I'll and Mnrseilles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Austin, Oct 20. The Barber Asphalt
Paving company Of New York City,
with "a capital stock Of 5000. 900, hA,
been granted permit " do business In
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-21

Madrid, Oct. 2O.-GenerAl Weyler
former captain general Of Cuba, hA
been appointed captain general o
Madrid
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
An Alarming Case.

Sir ,wiiiinm Harcourt once visited q
man-of-war lying OF the Hampshire
coast. After dinner, the weather prov
ing rather rough, the captain, q small,
dapper man, suggested that Sir VIII
liam should sleep on board and surren-
Gered his own berth for the night 10
the ex-chenceiic- ce tie ezcheuuer.
Next morning the captains sailor
servant, who knew nothing OF the
change OF berths, Drought cup Of cof-
fee to the cabin door and knocked once
or twice without receiving an answer
Somewhat alarmed, he opened the cab
in door and asked:
Don't you want your coffee this
morning, sir?''
The only reply was growl, and the
frightened sailor saw a gigantic figure
turn over under the bedclothes. Drop
ping the coffee, he rushed to the ships
surgeon, exclaiming:
'For goodness sake, sir, come to the
captain! He's speechless and swollen
to ten times his natural sIzev'-L London
Tit-Bits.
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Injury Plus Insult.


Mistah Johnslng-Dit niggah Pompey
am In trubbel again.
Mistah Jones-Sho, now! What am
de '6lchshun dis time?
Adistah JOhnsing-Dey am a man dun
hro't sewt again Pomp fer brakIn bis
iron safe.
A1istah Jones--De low Down nlggah
fobbah: :. --v--..--------s.,~..---..
Mlstah Johnsing-Naw! Po,np he
didn't dun rob do safe, mnnl It wah
laik dis: Dey wah liftin de safe up in q
big buildin VIII rope. an when dey
dun got de safe up tub de top story de
rope braked. Dat niggah wah a-stand-
In roun. an de safe dis lit on top mis-
haid-it did
Mistah Jones-Fo' goodness sakel
Mistah Johnslng-Yes, an dat fool
Pomp's haid dis nachurly smashed dat
safe intuh small pieces. Now dey dun
bro't sewt again Pomp fer loiterln.-
Ohio State journal. :.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Rare noo,k. In the Vatican.

The oldest library now in existence
is that Of the Vatican. and It probably
cSIsziil5 nure literary treasures then
any other. It belongs always to the
feigning' pope. and only he can give
permission to enter. Though there are
only 225,O00 volumes. they ere .HS 1aaTr-
est In the world. The Vatican library
has the only known copy Of the New
Testament written before the end OF
the fourth century; the original Dante,
tho Oldest existing copy Of Virgil ana
q Terence which goes back to the
fourth century.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02

The greatest number Of people
ever killed BY an earthquake since the
dawn Of history was 10000. The
date Of the terrible disaster vas 1903,
and the scene Of the most violent dis.
turbance was ct Yeddo, japan. and
vicinity.
Albion, Ind, has an economical
genius in the person Of James Hyde.
He makes his own teeth out. of hiok-
ory: wood and holds them in place
with q Woode. handle. BE; is able to
eat the tonghest meats.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Ae FOND KISS eeeoae we PART.

Ae fond kisc. and then We sever:
Ae farewell, alas. forever!
Deep in heart wrung tears I'll pledge thre.
Warning signs and groans I'll wage thee
Tso shall say that fortune grieves him
While tho star Of hope she leaves himP
He nae cheerful twinkle light me:
Dark despair around benights me.
III ue'ef blame my partial fancy;
Eeetbing could resist my Nance;
But 60 sea her was to love her.
Lcvo but her end }Dye forever.
Had We never loved aao kindly.
Had we never loved cae bllrdIy.
Never met CO never pafteG,
We had neer been broken hearted.
Fare thee veeI. thou Gre and fairesti
Faro thee weel. thou best and dearesti
Thino DO ilka 10y and treasure.
Peace. enjoyment. love sud pleasurei
Ae fond kiss, and then we sever;
Ae farewell, alas, foreveri
Deep In heart wrung tears I'll pledge thee I
Warning aighs and Eroans I'll wage theel
Robert Burns.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
sickncan comes rsinf,.

SicAness comes high, ss is proved
by German records in regard 60 sick
insurance, which is compulsory upon
workingmen. Nearly 100000 persons
In that country insure against sickness,
and in one year a third of this num-
ber reported sickness OF some kind or
other, the average duration Of sickness
being II days. Reckoning wages at
80 cents q day. this means loss in
wages alone In one year of more than
$22,50O.00O. Then, Of course, there al
ways is extra expense connected with
sickness, such as doctors bills, medi-
cine, special food and sometimes spe-
cial care and maintenance. These rec
oT;is do not relate to infants or to the
old and infirm. but only to working
persons during the working period.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Youthful Diplon,acy.

s The grocery man on the corner re-
lates that a couple of days ago q little
girl entered his emporium and, timidly
laying down dime, asked for 10 cents
worth Of candy.
TITS FOR papa,". che said. II want to
s'prise him when he comes home"
The grocery man proceeded to dig
ont some OF his stock when the little
girl interposed.
Don't give me that kind, Give me
caramels. just love caramelsr'
"But thought those were for pa
pa" the grocery man remarked.
Il know" explained. the little girl,
"but when ! give them to papa he'll
just kiss me md say that 'cauEe I'm
such q generous little girl he'n give
them all lAhsc.ss 60 me. SO you'd better
give me. caramels."-Afemphis Scimi-
/; far t5,fs2s - yssis,.
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NAY" she said. and her. voice sound.

MY, SHc Satu. anu her. voice sound
ed far away
All, why did not go in then? Why
did sit there. a poor. weak, old wom-
m. and listen with tears N my eyes tn
his beautiful love words, SO tender and
gentle AID sad and brave. lie foraDt
her who wrote and spoke as though
ne were face to face with the other
one; his voice grew full and round
again. and the tones Of Il. mede me
tremble as I sat there on the stems,
When he came to close and say. good
by. I could not bear IL ana stole eoftly
back down stairs.
Cynthia came xSwn preoentiy. and
her taahes were SIN wet with tears.
The next morning was unnaturaIiy
still. with bits Of tender blue sky be.
tween the feecy mists. Soon a wind
blew up. drawing one wide, filmy cloud
across the sky-a gray. cold cloud
that, thickening. hung drearily above
the empty world, where the wind blus.
tered through leafess trees.
The young soldier was worse. His
breathing was slow and heavy. and
now and then a faint moan passed his
lips. Cynthia sat watching him with
the lines drawn tight ut her mouth and
her big eyes tense. sent her out, 'ut
soon saw her coming back across the
bleak meadows with her eyes bent to
the ground.
he grew restless and feyerish through
the afternoon and talked In broken
scraps about his home and the days
when he was boy. He fell asleep al
last, just as the gray day was slip.
ping of over the hills. went to my
own room for awhile. and soon heard
Brother Paul's familiar step. Cynthia
motioned him to seat at the foot OF
the bed. and presently heard heI
speaking in low voice.
"There was something, he wanted to
tell you. Brother Paul." she said
Perhaps ought to do 1t, for he may
talk Of 1t In his delirium." She paused
''He cares for somebody's woman"
was glad she didn't say love.
Eyes, said Brother Paul. with q sud.
den anxiety In his deep voice.
"He wanted you to know that his
love was pure; that love can be pure.''
az know it already" be said. his voice
trembling.
YOU She stopped suddenly.
Eyes" He paused and then was
about to speak when the young soldier
interrupted.
LOUISE" he said, his voice clear and
ringing again, "my dear Louise, knew
you would come" His hand was out.
stretched. and Cynthia took 1t without
hesitation. Hurrying in, I could see
the peaceful look on his face as she
bent owes him.
"It hurts me to breathe, Louise" he
said presently. "Lift me up. won't
youY'
Cynthia put her arm under him and
lifted him until his head rested on her
own bosom. Then he drew a long
breath and smiled.
II am going now, Louise" he said,
and, raising his arm, he brought her
head down until her lips touched his.
His breath came deep and peaceful,
. and then Cynthia unclasped his arm
and laid him back on the pillow dead;
but new light shone In her face. The
unknown something had come, and she
knew ft.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02

- Enjoy what you have, and do not
DC envious Of those who have more
than you have.
In Norway the average length Of
life is said to be greater than in any
other country on the globe.
- Il is said that every year sees 20
miles Of new streets added to the city
OF London, which is now 12 miles
across in one direction and II in an
other.
- 10 emile, to bow, 20 lift the hat,
to beg pardon. to say "thank you,"
cost nothing. No one will ever know
tne vast good that these words and
similar ones have accomplished.
= Big Girl-My little sister 8 got a
new doll that squeaks when you press
it. Little Girl (nose put out of Joint
by the baby)-My muvvers got new
doll that squeaks whether you press it
or not.
The recent sale of four cars Of
choice unshoru fed Western sheep at
Chicago at Sc per 100 pounds meant the
highest figure touched since 1893, when
6.75 was paid. The sheep weighed 1872
pounds and were sent in from Wiuona.
MINI.
On the authority of the greatest
manufactures of dental supplies in the
country there are over 10000 ounces
of pure gold worked up annually fol
dentists use for material filing
teeth, in plates and soldiers, the value
of this gold approximating 81, 600, 900
Young man" said an old gen.
tleman, "my daughter is too young
to marry. A girl of her age canno. b.
sure of her own mind in matter o.
such Importance. II fully realize
that" replied the young man, wht
had just secured the fair young one
consent. "That' why don t want t
wait"
- Glass. as far as research has beer
able to determine, was in use 2,OO(
years before the birth of Christ
and was even then not in its infancy
In the State collection at the British
Museum, there is the head of liol
moulded in glass bearing the nam
of an Egyptian king of the 11th dy
nasty.
A remarkable freak Of nature
four kittens, all alive and fastened to
gether by skin aud cartilage-is at
TRACKING much attention at the hom
Of John Finnecy, South Oil City, Pa
The kittens were born few days ago
but Mr.. Finnecy did not discover thei
peculiar formation until he notice,
that the mother cat was neglectinl
them. When he reached into tn
box and took up whet he supposed
was tho top kitten to feed it, th
whole family came ont like bunct
Of grapes. The kittens are rathe
lively, have strong voices and are ap
parently we'll developed, but all ar,
Joined together at the abdomen, nea
the hindcuarters, giving their Leg
free movement. There is no defor
nifty oe the heads, bodies legs or feet
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Rusrxin and plevna.

George Trevelyon mentioned. that
once, when walking with a lady, he
Aad met Ruskin. and. In the hope that
the latter might say something char
acteristic, he addressed the great man,
asking IL he bad heard the news.
"What newsT was the reply.
"plevna has fallen"
"Plevna? never heard OF It.
know nothing later than the fourteenth
century. p Grant-Duff's "Notes From
n iEtafvn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Shoes OF Horses.

A celebrated veterinary surgeon de-
clares that nine ont, OF ten Of our worn
out horses are only worn ont in foot
:: .ess, uecause OF sons foot disease,
and that all but q fraction Of that mum.
Der owe their premature age and inca
pacity to our system oe shoeing. not
merely bad shoeing, but the iron or
steel shoe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
MON ~ 7

WYE HAVE MONEY TO LEND on
Wv Land in this County on easy
terms.
We have some valuable City and Couu.
try Real Estate for sale, and can lend q
samo, If desired.
sIMPsON & HOOD, ATTORNEYS.
April IL, 1900 AZ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Hnnar Thel,r.a un.

% At an inquest which was held recent
" on the body OF q child who had been
found standing In front Of the fire with
his clothing in flames fha cnrnne. s.ss:
40 nAd oYten remarked that the only
way OF keeping children out of mis-.
chief WING to- cflsin them ND, but then
they wot,id probably hang themselves
with the chain. 81,
The Chinese have capital plan.
They put theif children In sacks with
holes Tor. the head and arms and hang
them up rt must be q comical sight
TO go into q house where there 10 q
large family and see ali the children
hanging M ON the :,s!. r union ;t g.,
Globe. s I',ls. 8.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-02
Bridge Notice.

TNTILL let to the lowest responsible
w bidder on Saturday. the 5th day
ing of q Bridge over Beavertiam Greek.
on now road leading from Bradberry's
Store by Wooten's Mills, In Fork Town
ship.
Raaarv!cS, .::saatt 10 accept or reject any
or all bids. Successful bidder will be re-
qutfed to give bond for faithful perform
ance Of work. ). N. VANDIVER,
Co. Supervisor A. g.
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Cnnfinl,n,ass J. pIaer,fc,,rr,a,,,,,,,,a

:ssSS D Poor Sfse eker. after his wife
died he married her dressmaker. y,
- BiggE Thoughts to get rid Sof her
bills. Innroose2 .ssSs {.
Digs Yes. but The pinn didn'G work.
Hes etIll aging fhefns ana thay are
= :FfsNst ~ On rJAsrs