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Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06
THE BUsTLE GLORHFIED. A Girl Of St. Louis Prefers a Big and
 Very Strong BuafIe.
lFrom the Globe-Demecrat.

From the Globe -Democrat.J
 wear hustle, and I believe in it. Ivear large hustle, and I am proud of it. Iwear stesl-ribbed, brass-riveted, burglar, and fre-proof hustle, and 1t is 8 joy beyond com- pare.
 I have tried all varieties of bustles-the large and small, the round and fiat, the soft and the substantial. My experience makes me friendly to the large bustles, and the stronger they are the better I like them. The only bustle detest is the four-cylindered affair filled with spiral wires that. look like g quadruplex fire hose. The cylinders are worn vertically, and if you are not careful in sitting down when you have one of these fixing on you are liable to be catapoled into the empyrean. It requires a woman of great and everlasting presence of mind to sit down properly in the four-cylindered hustle. Perhaps Mrs Cleveland secured her dislike for the hustle from wearing the cylinder. shaped arrangement. If 90, can-
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06

It has not been generally supposed that Lovely Woman could invent things, but ffty-three women were granted patents in the the first twenty-two weeks of this year.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON, of New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06

THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
 PUBLISHEB
 EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. Single Copies cents S2oo a year Strictly in advance 1.be year
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06

The Republican gain inVermont is aseribed by the Democrats to ''local influences" It was a distinguished Democrat who described the tariff as a local issue.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06

They do some things pretty well in Spain. The Spanish authorities intend to rigidly en- force, the decree recently promulgated to the effect that all the theaters shall be lighted ex- c1usiveiy by electricity. The lessees have en- deayored to persuade the authorities to ex- tesld the time initially fixed for the introduce tion of the light, but without success, and consequently none of the Spanish theaters can open this autumn unless lighted slectri- calIy.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06

"Ths liquor dealers and saloon keepers have to be up and doing, says the Saloon Journal. ''They must not be asleep. They know that Governor David B. Hill is the friend of the people, who regards the inter- ests of the poor man with like solicitude aa that of the rich man. They must exert all their influence to have him nominated, and elected, too. There is no man as safe to trust, no man as sure of victory at the polls as Governor David B. Hill. Let him be nominated by all means"
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
sr..lalsr a, /. ,,sli rirn,.

The uncovered seat. on the shady side,
especially those affected by Tia. youth nui
students Of the town. wcEr closely packed
with heads Ia fauEs like the src'is in an
ear Of mai.r. 1hc irsh crowded places OH
tho sunny side w-Fc occupied by busy
Knots ~ press reporters, by country folks.
By = hundred or monc Of Anialilsi,ns. In
manner anil dress n rru,s-gu- caEiea'ufr
~ tho toirtp of hard worked artisans seek
ins In this Will ors;i- 81 excitement .atn-
respite from the drcaTy rpund o' iannr.
Inici,si.,.' I5s.isr ii,s.-.fs. iaHiTT-. til.
myrmi,innH oi the slaughter house nnd
purycyors of the fo-iirr, s.c'h-'i like n
boiling roi, nnd the hubbub. with the 1T.
fui rincin. II n hell. sounded Ike the
spasmrlic progress of ncirhin. and
kicking horse.
The dc,..;abl. medley of slang and
dialects rs.r mp Ike ,h- Kissing 81 .atn-
coarse and maius,oruus fry nv IL slmIacn.
over the flrr. The ehuls iuuiirrci "a
euarsr oath u. she insnicn,ly forced her
way through the crowd. diiIusin.: u mixed
perfume II musk aud gprlic, and the
miserable luut whose natural destiny u
vrS to clean trips anil hl1iisrs, being in-
capaeliHtsi hi uatur, for any murp worthy
function in lIfc made a speaking trumpet
u hi, hanl 10 hutl ,urrvut II abuse.
favored with n no; sspor O. INV spirits,
n, the presidents box, ~hcrc II would no
,.oub; reach the ear. oi some official of the
Spanish cnpiirl-thr governor Perhaps, or
perhaps the president of the council. -
LEON Eoeh," by Perez Gaido,.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
.rerins Oid Grsr,tai,,.

II now mud then you will 30 TO your
study. your ls,l room, yuur private ofliec,
or even la tho crowded ;horouehfarr
alone. mud settle hack into absolute quI.
csecuec, let your ihlni stop. let your
muscles relax, let your nerves have n rest,
YOU will ind relief Unless You have
tried II you have TO idea ui The beneficial
effect certain 80 h. produced. \ good na.
iurcd man who loves 10 work, who can
sleep well and who enjoys being by him.
.clf now and then. mud understands how
20 utilize books, pictures, flowers, the
open Held. the nmpiitudinous heaven, with
nil its eliItcEius disclosure, why shouldn't
lie grow old gracefully Why shouldn't
hi. las, days be Rraeious' Why shouldn't
Tint great divinity which shapes our
coursc spread for him In the very pres
cncc Of his enemy. death, table. boun;c-
ous with all the iueiousncss OF enjoyable
life. nt which, with peace in his soul. au
undnmcd vision to- every faculty. he
could meet the inevitable with n smile
Joe Howard In Boston Globe.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
A cowARoLy GRIZZLY MOTHER.
khc Desert. Her Cub. when 'iotiy iur-
sued by ltunters.

[ After resting my horse few minutes l
went on, aud had not gone far when law
I in the distance three black objects, which.
upon examination with my field glass,
took TO be buiThloes lying quietly In the
grass upon the prairie, As the wind was
blowing from Iue directly toward them |
was obliged 10 make long dctOur 10 get
npcn the opposite side, when ! met ono of
my Mexican hunters, who had discovered
and was going for the same animals was
In pursuit. Of.
We united our forces and advanced
within rife range, when the animals
jumped mp, and TO our nstonishment
proved 10 he a large grizzly bear with
two well grown cubs. I'll. instant they
discovered Us they all started on rapidly,
nnI we after them, nt speed which soon
brought us near enough Ia give shots, but
owing To the frantic piungins nnd surg
ing Of our frightened horses To say moth
Ing Of our own perturbation, neither Of
our shots took effect, and doubt II even
Buffalo liill, with all his Innstcrly eques-
triAn ndrUitGess, nnl his hkill Ia r.he
shooting, could, under the circumstances,
have made much better shots thnn ours.
As We were Obliged tn stop and re
charge our long muazle leading rifles, this
gave the beArs time to Ett considerably
the start Of us. We, however. sn0n closed
the gap, and gave another shot thnt in-
f'icted u slight flesh wound upon The dam,
at which shr sct mp n yorifrrous prowi
nni plunged ahead, leaving her cubs be,
hind. GIVING u hnsty direction for the
Mexican TO attend 10 tn. cubs, pushed
on after the old one. which WINS nj this
time n good deal in advance, and soln; At
her byst speed, while the panic stricken
whelps We're giving uttcranoo io the most
-. L. a
mother, but she continued on. and my
horse put forth hi, uimoa, efforts for at
lens; two miles bcforv We came up with
her.
In the meantime the cubs continued
their incessHnt cTie-, nt which the dhm
would occasionally turn round, slt up nnd
iook back, hat uH hnun ~ slic faw me
coming Fl0 resumed her running, and
this wa. repeated l,NcrI! time, until !
came near hcT, and g8ilufei Alun; for
some distance by her side, but even this
close proximity d.d not induce her Ia turn
upon me, or 10 make the slightest demon
strntion Of hostility.
lie. sole purpose was to escape. and to
effect this rho deserted her offspring la
the mos; cowartiiy manner When had
satisfied my curiosity regarding heg n:'
grv,siyc prori!yi'i.s gave hrr shot
hack of the shoulder, which caused her To-
turn around ani walk slowly b1rs with
her heal down, severely wuund-i. but
another sbo, la the head brought her to
the ground, and after taking Oh one Of
her paws, a trophy, rriuTn-! 10 camp.
wh-r- founi the Mexican. who had
la..osd the two culI-. AMI driven them
b-foTr his LoEs- nearly nvC miles, while
they continued their piercing screams all
the way Indeed, ihry L.pt up their
erie, during the .utirr night, 10 that the
men soi but little flrrp Hui obll.c,i u, To
have them killed the next morning
Gen. x. H. Marcy in Outing.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
Ny.,,j..k.. Amu.,nr Husband,

Count Bozontn, the husband OF Mmc.
Modjcskn, Is a source Of innocent amusc-
mcnt for the members Of the lnttcr's ,rnv-
cling company, by his quaint md witty
remarks. At one place, during the win.
ter, they "siruck" the coolest house Of
the season. During rehearsal one Of ;hc
young ladies remarked that she could not
sing. and she was afraid she would catch
her death cold. Never mind Eat" said
the count; think Of zc splendid acors-
ticsN' At another place, during the per.
formance, the stage was found TO he on
IRE underneath. Tho count rushed down
stairs and exclaimed: "Fire9 All, hal
we must cut 20 dialogue Frank Les
lies.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
p.,,.s,.,y ,ta,,.ri,x tho ..rrr.hi..."

A certain barber In this beautiful city
has been ,csc,l In spirit because some Of
his trade seemed in n fals way to slip
away from him. Tic mnuucrof 4, IL this:
lie las among HIS cuStomcrs u large num-
her Of Yale freshmen uf tender years.
These frisliy youths insist upon bcin;
shaved. although their chius may lie IA
.mvy,h rs the surface Of billiard huli.
The barber saw that in urlcr to keep that
class Of trndc he must convince it TINT 1t
hail hair uu ifs face. So he bythuught him
self OF scheme. lie tcoS a very fine
razor aud hcucd 1t down to very fine
edge. Til, accomplished, lie no inanipu-
lated the tool that when IL wns drawn
along the smooth ilcah 1t made - noise ny
II the points were being scrapcd OF
b1rbcd wire fence.
lie tried II on the FRS. freshman that
came in, aud the man went away looking
as pleased rs II lis mothcr.in.law had Just
died. The ,cusorial artist now ilourishes
and the freshman goes ON his way rejoic-
Inc. New Haven News.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

fRpu New York comes the an
nouncomeni that their delegation 10
Chicago will be strongly an;iiilaiue, rs
that gentleman han lost ground In the
Rmplrc state which lie never ran .e.
gain. While NJ. Blaine could have
bad their solid delegation four months
ago, IL ia doubtful whether he will have
ten of the sry.n,y-two. Within the
past month Depcw Is aa!d 10 have
gained wonderfully. and hc will un.
dpubtedly bc the choice Of the majority
OF the delegation. What effect Roscoe
Conkling' death will have upon this
campaign remains to be seen.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

IN the House the other day. with only
slight opposition. the bill TO establish a
Department of Labor WAS passed. II,
provides that there shall he at the seal,
of government n Department Of Labor.
the general design and duties of which
shall be TO acquire and dIftuse among
:hc people of tn. Cnitsd States useful
information on subirci, connected with
labor, in the most general and compre-
hensiye sense Of that word. and cspe-
cially upon It's relation to capital. the
hours Of labor, tlsa earnings Of labnring
men and women. and the means Of pro-
noting their material, social. intellec-
,ual aud moral prosperity. The depart
mcnt shall h. IN ell rye OF Commits
sioner OF Labor. who shall be appointed
by the President, aud hold his office for
four years. \ hard line of work is pre-
srribsd for the Commissioner. who is
esp I a to give 1ecuratc data upon th'
relation ui i.r.lls 10 the wages OF work-
NGNs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
TI,E
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
E~TNnLSsslGO 1859.


Tn" D,tt.S NEWS. uf nfiyssiN columns. ha- u
rnIuciiy fur r7niinE matter r'itial to- the iars-
EistHru ITHp'rs. u ain. 10 furnish all tho nrvrs
uf tho dnN. rDmplri. In detail. yst cuusis.' in
FORM, II l. d.vui'-i To- Western. aud s.sI=, lly
tu Colorado Interests.
our special telegraph service il ~.
psripr tn thFt uf any other Journal west Uf ~.
Louis Tur MINIS employs iuurr agents AMI
Isiys murs rt"uUy Ter -ps-a dispatches than
all other Western newspapers combined.
TUE S,Ny- u issued every dny In the year.
TtW wrrktsY NEw- furnishes compendium
pf every notable event. nt home and abr al,
With "a lih-r,i supply Of chgiv' original aud
aUlc-i'-i articles specially adapted tn family
entertainment and instruction. n J. the t,s-t
weekly newspaper Published in the West.
\ feature ut 10th the DAILY nud Wrykty
editions uf Tnr SEws. pf III" nrst importance
tu tn" public. l. our perfect - -'riu Of market
reports. The absolute reliability Uf uur Com.
mcrrial department has long hvrn recognized
hy the business men of tn" State. md every i.-
sue will continue to furnish u tine r,riicN Of
the latest knu-a- city. Chicago and -. Louis.
rs we'll ~ local quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

Ir NAV not he generally known bu, |,
IL - fact dat the engineers who iui;
work on the Burlington system last
February are still in . lighting mool.
and apparently iirmly convinced that
they will Sc, secure av!c;oty. Spfar "
can be learned all the msu Who went
out ON strike .Tr still lighiing til.
compnny. Members Of th. Brotherhood
nj Kansas Ci,N are unusually iubilani.
claiming 10 hay. received news which
indicates that General Manager Stone
~ weakening. rhep slso claim tha,
the COMPANY ia daily Gripping cDgincs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

Is a letter from Los Angeles, Cali
i,uii To au eastern pnp-r We find III.
following sdsirr given 10 iabprlus met,
printers In particular. II !, the same
old story, hut the language used Is de-
ciic,ily novel: I'VE AWAY, Try to help
tie huys when they ir,p III upon rs, LII;
the boom has dropped and 10. printing
ui 'boom editions with IL. wokiugmcn
"f nil kinds Keep away from this
glorious climate, unirss sou wish To-
hy. upnn orange, and climate"
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

AcAsE at importing contract iatos
rams up In New York las, week, which
kgsasa. ilslaS eul n ..., ne. I..in,: r.. b.
Rev. l.. " Warren. IL England, ~
pastor ui the Church II the Holy Trim
i,y at stipulated s,lIry. lie came
over Last September. AMI IL I, claimed
tia, the cl-Ts, mans came under the
law as above stated. The defense argue
tina, the ac; rcicN only To ,hus, who
perform manual labor. Briefs were
submi:iCd uy nJlh sides aud decision
received.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

THERE i- brlm In the bafbci' wire
business Wohi fences ~, guiug out oi
date. As the wirr is cheaper. AMI nearly
ali the flnchmrn of the West hsy.
adopted wirc, Wo1I being scarce s,
many places Thn,husy season Is ncarls
oVcr but In the fall there Is consider.
able wirr sid 10 those who fN up their
fences during 10. winter. There arr
fifteen hlTbci wire mills IN this cnun.
Try, and ,l,r output mus, lie immense,
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

A>;oSo the bills reported from the
rpmmitir. Ia the House was one rec
ommcnird hy the Postmaster General,
and It's becoming Law would doubtless
b. s,Si ing To the government. II pro-
vldcs for the erection of public build
ing, for posioilires IN towns and cities
where the i.o,;uiiicc receipts FOR the
three years preceding have exceeded
ss.OO0 annually.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

rnE recent speech made hy Hon. L.
". Patterson before the irolnuls Club.
In Chicago. remark, an exchange. indi-
Gates iha; that gentleman Will In tile
approaching campaign dp his utmost {"
insure thr ru-,!-cii0n ut MT. Cleveland.
or ut least the success of the Demo
cratic party. For tie pas; Few wears.
politically, the Character of Mr.. pa;ief-
spn has been much mali.u.d, and Sc;
hu has wi,hs,ooi all assaults made aud
has paifiolicaii, siooI hy ,h. principles
Of his party. lie will bc heard from
during the coming campaign.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
STATE nrFIrIMs

ttriii-nlut.'.av"tliuT, :, II. N-iirlim
g.,su,tnfy uf -trtr Infurs Htu,s
huiitnr. nlrsiu T.. Kingsley
Tr,-,.ttr.r. iSs'rF ". iIr,-n-
~ur,. ruiiic in.trieilun, L.. =. Cornell
Acknowledgement. Alvin Marsh
H-.Hn,. stat" University. :. \ Grimm.
l.. =. cnrncii. II. ". wo-.iiury. u. u. New.
cutni,. l. J. Temple ani wolfc iair.i1urr.
SURVIVE DpruF
chief jusiic-. william l.. ncck
A-socinic., &c. Helm nu.i :. ~ EIi.cri
Commissioners. A.j. lu.lnz. Thu.. Macon
nui john G. StAii"up.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
InsrnFrrE nrLlErix.

iiawiin. mail i.avrs Non',sy. Wednesday nr,i
rTtisy a' : r. ni. Arrive, Tuesday. THUR.
iay ard ssiurisy ~ sPm.
.mni ui''r mail l'uy'. Mun.iay a. T.. "a.
ArTiV-. Tur.isS ayG y. ~.
isnrrriy mall lratr. Nunday at q. ia. Ar
riSc. IiiuTs,iay ~ 81 y. m.
ricc-snr- private mail laayrs w.,ins,,iIy ut 2
y. m. Arrives TUESDAY
Money ori-r and rrFistry department rr.n
irrn 50. ~. Ioir. M.
J. y. iiuusTuN. rnsina.,sr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

An attempt is beins made To induce
the CITY Council Of Ie,dyi!le la permit
n limited number OF gambling houses 10
run at high license II pu, up stair.
Considerable feeling has been mani
Tested In Tie matter, Hs the people de
cid.d at the last election that gambling
must 60.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

An stock branded as above on any
part of animal from the tail up 10 right
behind the ears. Range, Garfield.
Routt. Grand. Eagle. pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and n few select
patches Of feeding ground aii over
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
DISTRICT OFFICIALS

bis,rlc; Iuizr, Tbnma. :. Iiu scr
District Aiiprh"y. III. r. Taylor
Sintr senator. H. N. Istdv
state Representative. Melvin Elwar,i-
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS

Nrui-7r ~ tunstuff. a.. g. EHWta
nistri,i Juis-. Nusr. i'ailrtt
Marshal. T. 7. iiil
Attorney, ". ". iIuissIu
Register ~ the tnri ursr. 81 prian
ii.c-i,cr II rublif Nrnvys, !. :. swan
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
TOWN OFFICIALS.

Mayor. Grurrr ID. Thnycr
Trustee. l.. u. wnlhriirr. T.. Z. wclch. e.
+. barton. ,. ". Gregory. L.. T.. Criiir and l..
u. Ntn-hcr.
Clerk and Recorder. l.. II. wnlbriigc
Treasurer, y. Y. wclrh
Police Magistrate, j. \. Watson
Marshal, J. NJ, Wood
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05

II, who has less than he desires should
know that lie has more than lie deserves
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-05
HTYF = Su,koti.N.
a.. ~. SrcsoLi-., ruf-man.

I,ansc. NamiH. pi,hi- and Gsrncld crsrs,.
.r,ih .iic of Gfand river. Garfield county.
,uiurpiiiu,
son. colo.
All cniur bnIu'is'i a. ni1vc hsNc square cTyp
ou right r7ir and double i-winp.
Aiso some cattle branded - on rirht
.hi-, with und.r.Iopr 81 right ..r
and ,ioui,lc j"vlrp. -
Also cattle bfab'i.i : on i-f, side.
Ali hors.. brunis-i y IN loft or right ,hIsh,
TT len shoulder.
Ai.o hrrc-irr.. nui keep for sale Galloway
aud To,ict-,HEu. tuil..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12

the quality Of the granite was rs fine as he
had ever seen in the United States, but,
having streaks of flint through it, made it
less desirable for monumental work than II
otherwise would be- He may work some Of
it notwithstanding the strcaks
An attempt at a terrible crime was made
Just over the line of Oglethorpa county in
Clarke county, near Murrellton, on Friday
last. A black demon, meeting a Miss
Hitchcock in the road coming from her
school, assaulted her, hut the plucky young
lady succeeded in freeing herself from him
and made her escape 10 the house OF some
friends near by, to whom she told of her
struggle. A posse was quickly formed TO
hunt down the scoundrcl, but their efforts
to catch him have SO far been futile as far
as the public knows.
Capt. II H. Lyman, who is the guest OF
Capi f. S. johnson. Of Macon, went out
to old Camp Ogicthorpe Friday, accompa-
MED by Capt l. f. Young. The visit was
for the purpose of looking once more at a
place where for sixty days during the war
lie was a prisoner lie found traces Of the
old stockade on the ground, and also Of the
old wells These wells had peculiar inter
est for the reason that they were dug osten-
siby for the purpose Of getting water, but
really Tor hiding the dirt taken from a tun-
mel through which a few prisoners hoped
TO make their escape.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-12

nishes ample means to defray the expens
of the associations For instance, the q So
citation of HammontOn, n. j., has about 100
members, and It's expenses are between 500
and $500 a year, but it is found that one
half OF the rebate received from the com
mission houses pays their expenses.
The following civil appointments have
been made during the week: j. Is. Arm
strong, to be County Commissioner in and
for the county of Calhoun; II. c. Morgan,
TO be Justice of the Peace in and tor the
county of Osceola, Adam {. White, to be
County Surveyor in and for the county OF
jackson; w. f.. Anderson, TO be County
Commissioner in and for the county OF
Santa Rosa; Blufert Colvn, TO be Inspector
of Timber and Lumber in and for the coun-
ty Of Washington John Miller, Thomas J..
Trials, William A. Guild, Z. Alonzo Core
cry, John {. White, John 4. Dismukes ana
f. frankie Griffin, Go he Notaries Public IN
and for the State at large; j. n. Withers,
10 be County Commissioner in AID for the
county of Lake: James NJ. baggett, TO be
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county Of
Hillsborough; Coke Wier 10 be Justice OF
the Peace IN and for the comfy Of NOlusia;
II. J.. shepard, 60 be Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county of Gadsden; G, {. Bell,
TO he Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Calhoun; n. IL. Thomas, to be
Justice OF the Peace in and for the county
of Putnam; Ira j, Cation, to be Justice OF
the Peace in aud for the county of Levy,
II. 7. Walker TO be Justice of the Peace Ia
and for the county Of Polk; William J. Cap
pick, 10 be Justice OF the Peace in and for
the county of Monroe; T. b. Page, TO be
Justice OF the Peace in and for the county
Of Santa Rosa w. c. Eddy. A. W. Bars.
r. h. Liggett, Claude +. Conner, John p.
Wall, }. NJ. Anon, and r. M. Cary, TO be
Notaries Public in and for the State at
large; George II. Corey, to be Commissioner
Of Deeds for florida IN New York; Dennis
ONeill, to be County Commissioner in and
tor the county OF Dade, j. W. Frater, 10 be
Member of Board Of Health in and for the
county of Escambia.