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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

rnE Field and Farm. non-partisan as
it Is In politics, would suggest the name
OF Mr.. {. +. Clarkson OF the Iowa State
Register for the POSITION o; Commits
sioner Of Agriculture in President Iiar.
rison's cabinet, Clarkson is one of the
most practical agricultural men Of the
West, and IL appointed will bring no
nonsense with him 10 the position. lie
i a patriarch Of his party and an able
man. A. an exponent of agriculture
in the West We proclaim Tor Clstkson.
Field and Fam.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

The Chicago, Santa lie X California
railway. being the Chicago extension OF
the Atchis1n road, is completed Ia Chi
cago, and commences IN SUNDAY, April
:-lth, 10 run through train, from Kansas
Ciiy, Topeka. Alehison and 81. Joseph
10 tina, city. The train, Of the new
linr viii b. Of the V.s,ibuie pattern, of
which So much In, been said In III.
East, and Viii Civ. tie people Of the
West an opportunity Ia dip in and en-
JOY ili, much yann,.i luxury. The
idea OF popnlariling the line with iraH-
elers has induced the Santa fr Ia make
a notable innovation connected with It's
Ncstibule trains: no extra charge viii
bc made. Al eastern lines charge extra
Tor the additional accommodation.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

II. II. EDDY. Reprcseniaiiyc-eicct
from Grand and Rouit counties, will he
among, u not the brightest. members
of the House. lie Is a splendid par.
Humanitarian and A. courteous and
evenly balanced man rs resides In the
STATE. Eddy Is an honest. candid po-
ligical foe. and he will have no stronger
advocates for the spcakcrship than viii
le found among these who oppose him
POLITICALLY. Solid Muldcon.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

CIuCNGo Anarchists arc hringin.
,hcir children up TO believe IN the teach.
inss Of SPc, and Parsons. They Nigh,
better bring them up 10 apprrcia,. the
value 81 American hemp Is pfescfyer
OF Law aud order
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

ir now rumor-i that General Long
street, the distinguished cN''nnf-i.rai-
aud representative southern Repuhli'
can, will H. t-ndrr-i the War portfolio
hy pr,-sid-nt--l.ct Harrison.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

JUp0IS1 from III. Su,c a, the tcc-n,
election the population Of Nevada Is
,cD Hight. The official count ia that
state give, Harrison 5..sts; Cleveland
SI9B, Fisk .. Their entire Voi, u,
scrp less than tina; cast In Denver q,
the sane time.
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Jup1T GRESHAM believes the public
lal.t-.ys Viii H. best subscfN-'i by send
ms ,o the pcniicntiary NO, the low down
fellow Who sells hi, vote hut the Chris
tan gentleman who buys lt.-pcnScr
Times.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
the HERALD BRAND

Al stock branded Is above on aay
at II animal from The tail up 10 rirhI
,'hIni tile cats, Range. Garfield.
Houti. Grand. Eagle. r!i.in aud MeSA
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah And
Southern Wyoming and = few sslest
pa'clr, Of feeding ground all over
J. s,-Nn extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter. ct engraved
characters. AMI ais" includes u copy Of
ina HERALD. i.rt the cowboy on the
range know your brand.
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laxative and purga,iye restoring the
body Ia u condition oi perfect health.
Hamburg Figs are prepared Ia loz-
eng. form, are delightful 10 the iasl. oil
ladies and children, and are gentle but
certain ia action Dose, one hs; -
cents a box at druggists,
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tn. n,sl., .. the rr... Ar.,s.

hroLouEricN..-w. hope our read
crs Will excuse the Typographical appear
nne- of the inside pages II the Kicker
til, week. We were working them oil
a, usual on "Wednesday. having 10. the
Digger Indian - roii.r-boy, when
Judge Sharkawarkscn made III call
and jumped on orr collar, Greatly 10
our surprise ~ picked the ini1, up and
muppri him all over the office aud lung
him out iodrs. ii,lo1i heels, hind but.
tons. spectacle, aud ,obaeco-hoN hrw
alout and aiish,ei on the forms. and .n
our eNcittmcui ". failed Ia notice them.
The hiG hole In our editorial on the
tauT was caused by - bSo,.h.-l. The
BLUR on til. ISem entitled: when
Bahy Wake, Again" was caused 10y
two hini buttons. such society items
~ ATE unreliable owe their present
stat. Ia the judges sI~ctaelrs. We
hopc i, won't occur again.
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Nor TniS fvr-Our name is i-inT
prominently mentioned In connection
with the limited States >-na,o,hip
nom Atizona, While We arr battered
and feel 10 step high. We mus; b-s our
friends 10 hold up.
In the first place, We arc needed at
home. We pTorn,. Ia run a,ou, 100 o
human coyotes ou, 81 this T.fri,nt,
during the n-y, twelve months. and pu,
a thousand others behind prison bars,
While Ne Zee, iickl-i all over and can
hardly sleep nights. We can, acecp, the
Office OF leave Arizona, Iu,; pass the
place along Ia ,oinc other man aud leave
~ To- do Our work.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

TuE Chicaco police authorities arc
now taxing effective measures 10 sup
pre-. auarchi,m tn that city. All An.
archts; meetings are hcncefprth TO he
purluuijci and owners Of halls and pub.
lie places where such meetings have
heretofore been held are cuioiued not 10
let them be used for the purposes indi.
Gated under the penalty Of forfeiture Of
their trsnse.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15
WI, lie rr.,,rr,a ,h@ wrn.

$50 YOU have come out ~ the West to
settlef"
Yes
For your healtiiy"
"Oh. no"
what for, them"
"Oh. could not settle in the East
with my creditors
Mrs. Weepiy-O. Henry, Henry, what
would YOU think II should come reel
Ing home three nights in the week Ike
YOU dos Mr., weepiy- Way, lhiol IN,
love, I'D lhicl think You must be geti'h
y'r liquor lhicl same placfsh y'r husban
dO,sh
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

PHnuunlriuN has proved u iailur" In
atlanta, the chief city OF Georgia. No
d1u.t high hc-ns' will he their mex,
MAKE.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

M EXPLANATION. Tn. cause Of
the Kicker In opposing the building Of
n bridge over Red IInrsc river. 10 con.
meet our town with Dutch Iiili, Is being
s-,cr.l, criticised by some o. our oiii.
zcns, who declare that We ate opposed
10 progress and Improvements Such Is
far from being tho case. ANY open
btids. acr'ss the river wodld h. an EN-.
enlargement 10 suicides and accidents,
When y man gets dunk on Arizona
whisky. he either wants 10 kill some one
or jump oil bridge. There are hfty
men In town who would Su over to
Dutch llill, hll up. aud fall OF the
bridge coming back II IL had n railing
fifteen fee; high
As To covered bridge. 1t would a,
once h. taken possession Of hy all the
old snakcrs In town who tried 10 get
home, and In month would he voted n
public nuisance. While We Just boiler
ior pro.rcs. and improvement. Ne can't
see our way clear on this bridge lues.
ton. and shall therefore oppose 1t until
We have a change Of heart.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

TIM control OF the House Of Repre-
srn,atiy-s s.stiii u matter Of uncer-
idinty.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

it.~ lin. mail ic,yr. Monday. wcinf ,isy sni
Friday NJ ; a. m. Arrive. nicssisy. Thur
"A, and saturday Of y. M.
CHni River tnan lra,r. N-,s.r daily. -,c-p,
-uuiay. At a. m. Arrive. daily. except
SUNDAY. .tg.ur .. m.
Eaurc;y m,ii i-aN-- Monday at .. tn. Ar
rive THURSDAY vt =. m.
MONEY -rivr ami registry department og.n
frurl y m. to ~. m.
to-tnsi5cs oyen on SUNDAY. from to 10 !. n.
AMI FROM 6 t-s y. NJ.
Nv. Hor.ro>. Postmaster.
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\ brcEiVEH.-Wc owe no crtij.- 10
Colonel Tasting, b-caus. he oscr cuiIci
oft eats la the corridor Of the town
hall, We had proved him liar, a
s~irdl-r, aiii an ahsecni-r. anil lie Ind
Ia cut 10 save his reputation. The
- Hssa =a=s-s---. 49,
for Sheriff. and Is promising. Ia ease he
Is ei.,i-.i. 6. secure our town govern
m,n' appropriation Of s.to"o To- build
u public bgiidine. We are ac;ua;cd
onlS by the kindr>t motives when We
say tia, the Colonel |, blooming de.
ec,y.r. lie can mo more secure dollar
from Uncle sam than We can borrow
one II the hinges from tho gate, "
Heaven. All tine influence he la, In
tbs world II sin and slTIow i-coniinc,i
10 The Red ilo, saloon and it, crowd Of
trProbsics, DO no; hc deceived In the
castor oil voice oi the Colonel.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

Epfrug >iisvircn Of New York i,
quoted ~ saving, remarks ID. san
.ranciscn Alta. that SON 10000 An.
archis;s III ,hi, cnuuif, Will arise In
their might and ay.ugr tho death OF
Spies and hts comTa,lrs. They may rise
Va Their might. but the, will sit down In
4 hurry
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

WHITE myEu STOCK GROWERS As-o-
CATION.
President. iL-u frt~
Nics~rr-.i.n,. Elt-r uliisni
SECRETARY. l. II urasa~r
1r~asurvr. y. Nslrr
r,-~u,i,. Committee. T. rl.nmins. J. J.
Sihio-s AMI ". n cvckr.
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ruwN OFFICIALS.

TuwS OFFICIALS.
NayUf. .~ofs- y. Ths,er
Trustees. l. u wslbfHis-. y. y. ~.lch. e.
=. Hart q. ". Gr'sutJ. l. y. erals AMI l.
II. itFashrrs
Ci~5s arai ilrs,1r,i.r. T. II waihrsis-
Trys.urvr. T.. y. wslCh
rolic~ Magistrate. -. Watson
vsr.hat. J. ". wo.-i
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

Tnu division Of California into two
States j. being agiiai~,. The southern
from IN. northern section. The issue
Ia no, new one. ~ division WAS talked
Of fifteen ycats AGO. Then tho northern
pottion wanted 10 pull lo-,,-.
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Greer, Mills T. Co.,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 Exchange Building,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago.

& J: !: !: !: !
issued March and Sept,
each year. II 10 an sncy.
kH clopedia of useful infoe.
nation for ali who puf.
NERN chase the luauriss or The
nsccssitiss OF life. We
ean cloiho you md furnish you with
NIL the necessary aud unnecessary
appliances To ride. walk. dance, alssp,
ea', nah. hunt. work. go 30 church.
or stay ~ home. and in various aisss,
styles and quantities. just figure out
what u required TO do ali these shinSs
COMFORTABLY. and you can make fair
estimate of the value Of the BUY Frs
uuIDE. which will be sent upoa
receipt of 10 cent? 10 pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD a co.
In-llt Michigan ASsnuc. CHICAGO, III.
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Jor '.nsun'pti"b. Nsthuis. Rrsae hitis.
pysp-p.is. tstarrh. 1ery Fever. Ne.
btlt'y. Headache. Hh~uns attain. NeWs
rsisis. s"d all Chronte anA Scrsess
Disorder
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siiiphi.En 1 kAMN.

caiii" branded a. a'ay-. un i.fi side os any
place uu animal. iAF-mafk. ..g-t.f- crop left.
Alec "-n cattle branded o on lesr eide and
ri.hT hips al,p w hnf liac- on animal.
iiufs- trrnG zane a. cut. i,Ans- tpt-F
waite snt North ils srr-k. io.,nesr- al
,irr... chaF!sss shisi-i.r. Ncck-r. Colo.
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Entered in the ro-tDfoe nj "ooker, GARFIELD
County. 'nlo.. ~ ~crnni,cla-s mail matter,
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psL.tssa Ess'f sstsfdsr ~
A1Es LFrTtE. EurroR .En PROPRIETOR
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26

This computation shows the farms OF
thirteen Western States mortgaged for
81, 430, 100000 fourteen hundred and
thirty million dollars). 1t does not III
clude State debts, railroad property in
these States mortgaged to the Eastern
favored class, or any thing except farm
mortgages.
As these mortgages are forecfosed
and the small farmer evicted, the land
passes more and more into the hands
of the trust and loan companies which
put out at usury the surplus money of
the favored class.
Buying every thing he uses in a COR
nered market, selling every thing he
sells at free-trade prices, the Western
farmer has nothing before him under
this policy except ruin, followed by
eviction; or else the position of ten
ant Or a hired man On the immense
farms that will be managed by incor-
porated syndicates under the new sys-
tenn of agriculture that must take the
place of the old when embargo taxa
ton for monopoly shall have done its
perfect work.
The farmer is fo,ted by the Repub-
lican party when he asks relief. The
Chicago convention was willing that
the tax should be abated on tobacco
and whisky as the same men were that
it should be on bank stock, bank de-
posits. incomes from United States.
bonds, perfumery, playing cards, etc, ;"
but it proposes still higher taxation
"on the shoes, the blankets, the CLOTH
ing. the plowshares and all other
necessaries of life. '-St. Louis Repair.
7sc
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26

where you wish to go-to this home which
you are so confident of reaching il leave
you to yourself Have you such refuge
left open to you, or is that a fabricationi"
Indeed, there is such place. At least,
IL ,cas stopping there, and / don't think
they will refuse to take me in now. It's
not very far"
.sThen take my arm. Now lead the way
must get you to some shelter, and it may
as well be there if the place is near"
Their progress was necessarily slow.
The stranger leaned heavily on Norris
arm, moving with painful and dragging
steps, but protesting against any pause,
though his breathing came thick and
heavy, and his overtasked strength seemed
to be giving way. Through by-ways, by a
dark and devious course, they came at last
into narrow street which was crowded
with small shops, mostly of secondhand
wares, ill-smelling clothing stores and
noisy saloons. At the side entrance Of one
of these latter they finally paused, when
Norris patience had become almost ex-
hausted.
I'm not ask you to come in, sir. It's not
place where gentleman would care to be
seen, nor where one would be safe at all
times. You have been-very-kind."
Well, good nightl' said Norris, thrust
ing his hand into his pocket, but before he
could make up his mind to offer the coin
which he held between his fingers, the door
was flung back from within and an lrate
figure appeared in the light of a smoky.
kerosene lamp, which dimly illuminated
the small, bare hall and narrow stairway
inside.
.'Bedad, and IS it yersilf back, Miller,
loike the bad penny We are. Not fut ven
put beyant me doorstip till We pays me the
boord yez are owin', dye moind, onless
we've friend wild yez''-his voice changing
as he caught sight of the figure back of his
lodger-'' as will stand good for the 'rears.
I'll not be hard wild We, NE lad, and it's
little Mike Maloney wud nolnd the bite
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The way the Republican party,
propose to help the laboring people H.
shown in the lockout of one hundred.
thousand steel and iron wOrking-men..
Atlanta Constitution.
The country is outgrowing pro-.
lection for the sake Of protection as
truly as a healthy man at one time
crippled outgrows crutches for the sake
of crutches. Brooklyn Eagle.
The deformed Tariff is the moth
er Of the monster called Trust. The
Trust, if permitted to. have issue, will
leave, class privilege as its progeny
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Republican candidate u.s.
weak, but the Republican platform. is
weaker. The Republican. editors and
orators are already kicking Into pieces.
Free whisky and = Chinese invasion is
not an attractive, combination, - onis-
vilIe Courier oxxssGl.
The Republicans propose to, as
sess the coal barons for the purpose of
raising q campaign fund.- The prics,
of coal has just been advanced twenty-
FIVE cents a. ton. Cause, Republican
necessity; effect, the people are taxed
TO assist it-,Bosto7s Globe.
This is what Governor Gray, OF
Indiana. says: II am for. the ticket,
and will work sixteen, hours a day for.
its SUCCESS from now until election"
Governor Gray and his friends are q
power in Indiana. and when they say
they are for 1.-The ticket. for Cleve-
land and Thurman, they mean business
and yictory.--C2 eveiar6s Plain Dealer.
The warning q the ssthroe Rs
in 1884 ought to have taught the Rs-
publicans 10 beware of involving s.apt
alliteration's aF$ful aid = And vet
some Of their campaign banners boar
the strange device: 6 Protection and
Prosperity. To complete the truth
and the ALTERATION the motto should
read: !" Protection and Prosperity for
Plutocrats. . Continued war taxes
means simply more money for manap,
oues. IN y. World,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26
A SlCKENING WHINE.
Candidate Harrison's Chinese Record 81
the Opposition Press.

Candidate Harrison's Chinese Record and
the Opposition Press.
Some Republican papers are wor-
ried over the way in which the Demo-
Gratis are using that effective campaign
ord. They affect to laugh at the story
as something too ridiculous for serious
consideration. Let them laugh. It is
well to assume pleasant exterior even
if apprehension is gnawing at ones
vitals. Besides, the man who laughs
last laughs best.
But when Republican organ seri-
ously charges the Democratic press
with indulging in personalities when
it quotes from General Harrison's Chi
nese record; and when the organ hints
that if this is to be a personal cam
paign it will know where to look for
the personalities, it is, to use common
parlance, giving itself away. 1t is the
whine of an organ which is cornered.
There is no personality in quoting
from General Harrison's Senatorial
record. It is public property. What
Harrison did when he was Senator OF
the United States is the business of the
public. If he made a misstep, or by
favoring the interests of any measure
put in jeopardy the welfare of
the Nation, it is only right that the
Democratic press should impress the
facts upon the public, so that they may
vote intelligently. In fact, it is the
duty of the Democratic press to warn
where such warning is necessary, as
it seems to be in this case. There is
no doubt that the record of General
Harrison on the Chinese immigration
question and his course in the strike of
1887 are doing him great damage
among the working-men of the coun-
try. 1t is an anti-Harrison sentiment
which is bound to grow. The Repub-
li.ln papers will find that threats will
not stop it. They will add new fuel to
the fire, because it will convince the
public that there is truth to the
charges. If there is to be any effectual
objection raised it must be by argu-
ment. But, unfortunately for the Re-
publican party, argument is useless in
this connection. The record is there.
1t is as plain as day. Every one can
read it. 1t will stay there until after
the campaign, and every threat on the
part of Republican organs will not
alter it one jot or tittle.-Detroit Free
Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-07-26
POPULAR PRlNCIPL ES.

whv the Dcmocrstic Party II Entitlsd -;
livery Honest MANS Support.
Between now and November every
intelligent voter Of whatever party will
be called upon to take sides upon the
issue of the campaign.
On the one side the dim reminis-
cences of war which was ended ben
fore this years new voters were BORN
On the other, . courageous and hope,
full graphing with the problems Of the
present and the needs of the future.
The Republican party morbidly brood
ing on the past; the Democracy hope
fully looking forward.
On one side party bent upon wiring
ing from the people in time OF peace
great revenues that are needed only in
war. The Republican party for per-
petuating the expenses of strife; the
Democracy for the blessings Of freedom
and peace.
On one side covert defense Of the
overgrown agglomerations of financial
power that are plundering the con-
sumers, srowding down wages and sap
ping the vitality and independence OF
all legitimate business. On the other
the frank and sturdy championship OF
popular rights as they were handed
down to us by the fathers. The Re-
publican party for the trusts" the
Democracy for the people.
On one side determined effort to
reduce the taxation of articles of lux
ury or vice. On the other an earnest
attempt to reduce the taxation, and
consequently the price, of articles Of
necessity. The Republican party for
free whisky; the Democracy for free
wool.
All this is the issue Of the campaign.
The Republican platform and policy
are bad, but the great mass of the men
who have made up the Republican
party are not, nor are they FOOLS. Now
is the time for. them to change. Let
them not be afraid of being called in
consistent. The highest consistency.
the consistency that is really "a
jewell is the consistency which is al
ways on the side that is right. And
however it may have been in the past,
in this contest the Democratic party is
clearly in the right.
The example of such high~minded
meno as ex-Mayor Low, of Brooklyn,
and President Eliot, of Harvard Uni
versity, points the way for other high
minded Republicans. The Democratic
party of to-day stands for progress
and equal rights; the Republican party
for reaction and class privilege. The
Democracy will welcome the aid of
those Republicans who prefer to look
forward and not back.-Boston Globe.