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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-14
birds OF A FEATHER"

Col. RUNNER Explains Why He
Helped Down Edwards Before
and Is Now for Him.
CAssELTON, July 13.-Col. Plummer
comes out in this weeks Blizzard ex-
planning the part he took in defeating
Edwards for the legislature six years
ago. He claims that he was innocently
drawn into the conspiracy, not knowing
Edwards, but having lifelong ac-
quaintance with the man who took a
prominent part in Edwards defeat. He
says the same tactics that were used
against Edwards in that campaign are
being revived and rehashed now, but
should have no influence as he knows
now there is no truth in or cause for
them. Col. Plummer makes the amende
honorable for the part he innocently
took in that memorable campaign, and
gives the cause for the conspiracy,
which was not revealed to him until
about two years after the election.
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SOME OF GIFFoRD's TACTICS.
His Trick With the Cadetship---
Mathews Being Groomed for
the Race.

the Race.
Special to the Globe
SIOUX FALLS, July.1S,-Delegate Gift
ford is pulling every wire to secure a
denomination. If he succeeds it wilt be
purely ON the ground that the party
cannot unite on any other candidate,
and accept Clifford as compromise.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-14

AS Grisby walked out of the Cataract
house he was hailed by John Gamble, of
Yankton, and several other prominent
Republican politicians, who naturally
asked him how his prospects for captur-
ing the nomination were looming up.
''First-class, and l am well pleased
with the outlook" replied Grigsby. Il
met Judge Palmer at Redfield and he
was surprised to see me. Palmer, 1
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Grigsby Reports No Palmer
Men Visible to the I'm
aided Eye.
Campbell Sized Up as a Jack
ass and Politically
Defunct.
Clifford Pulling Frantieally.
but Matthews a Very Live
Dark Horse.
The Prohibitionists Mean to
Carry the War Into Africa
at Sioux Falls.
Special to the Globe,

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, July 13.-M. Grigsby re-
turned from swing around the circle
few days ago. He has been doing the
DEVILS Lake county, and also made a
flying switch into Sphinx and Faulk
counties. In Faulk he ran across Judge
Palmer, who was getting his fences in
shape and giving the boys who run the
Republican machine few pointers.
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A FRONTIER TEACHER.
He Diversifies Pedagogy With
Life on the Cattle Ranch

Life on the Cattle Ranch.
W. 7. Dantz, superintendent of schools
of Billings county, was born in Chester
county, Penn, came west in 'S2 and
has resided in Dakota the past five
years. He has been engaged in cattle
ranching during that time and is at
present Junior partner and manager of
the firm of Thompson & Co., of Mid
die Butte ranch, one of the pioneers of
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IUhA .NaAL1N+ q c-uLAu>

apolis. By her personal efforts the
county seat of Logan county was kept
at Napoleon, where she now has an
office and attends to all business con-
nected with the town site. While she
has lived in luxury for years, the way
ample that other ladies would do well
to initiate. The success of Napoleon
and Logan county is largely due to the
untiring efforts OF this lady.
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SHE is A HUSTLER.

Has 5000 Acres of Land in Da-
kota and Fine Residence in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Marion HI. Goodsill was born in
Rochester, n. Y, and is thirty-nine
years of age. She owns 5000 acres of
lands i'll Kidder and Logan counties,
Dakota, and also is. the owner Of fine
residence at 653 Elwood avenue, Mime
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HIS JUST DESERTS.
Forger Newton Sentenced to
Three Years in the Peniten-

tiary
Special to the Globe.
WATERFOWL, OAK, July 13.-Judge
Spencer has been holding court here
this week, devoting the term to the trial
of criminal cases, all of which have been
disposed of. Frank E. Newton, law
yer of this county, who became notori-
Gus on account of his many forgeries of
real estate mortgages, was indicted on
all the charges, pleaded guilty to one
and was sentenced to three years. Sam
Wilson, for petit larceny,was sentenced
to thirty days in Jail, and a number of
of others for shorter periods.
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THE ONLY RATTERY

in the territory, many other places are
jealous of LisbOn's having it and have
done all they could to delay the receipt
of the guns through Misrepresentation
and other underhand means. The exc
the safe keeping of the guns was de-
manded, and Capt. Smith had it executed
and justified in the sum of 500. in less
than five minutes after starting out for
that purpose.
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GET THEIR CANNON.

The Battery at Lisbon Is at Last
Equipped for War The Only
One in Dakota.
LISBON, July 13.-Some time ago
Capt. Smith, of Battery A, Lisbon, was
summoned to Bismarck and received
the welcome information that the bat
terry was to at last get their field pieces,
which arrived July 3. Gov. Church in
formed him that one reason why the
guns were so long in coming-the bat
terry was mustered three years ago but
have had no cannon till now-was on
account of the strong opposition that
has been met with from other cities in
the territory on account of jealousy. AS
this is
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The Democrats Appoint Delegates
to jamestown and Assert Them
selves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
FIayin. the tintb.

This week SO editor received one oI
the nea,est saddles that WAS ever
brought into the White river valley. II
was made By ,hc celebrated firm Of
Becker x Leonard, who tuin out the
best saddles in Colorado, II not in the
West, and IL lifted with the patent
clnch ring aud buckle without which
no saddle il perfect. The following,
from the Glenwood News, describes tie
invention and its merits, and IL will be
seen that the contriyance Ii simplicity
in itself and u boon 10 liorsemen
Pete Becker and William II. Thomp-
son have Invented cinch ring and
buckle that Is going 10 make them u
wagdn.bci full oi money, because eyery
inau who sees one OF them VIII never
consent Ia uss any other kind. By
their appliance saddle can be fastened
onto horse threc times w.i!lo You
would DO fastening II on once, under
the old management, and one-halT the
pulling VIII cinch II on four times ian
tight. Tie eon,rlyanca is simple one,
too. II consists o! two metallic rollers.
| One Is situated In the ring that Is at
Tackled to the saddle, and the other
across the head OF the large buckle on
the end OF the cinch. Any cowhos who
reads this Will understand IL. The
strap u fastened to tiic lower loop la the
ring attacked TO the saddle. Extending
! as-saza ti... .a.-.s- --S---- --i-~.~ ,fI- Strap
1, fastened on, Is metallic roller. The
strap runs iir,i through the buckle on
I the cinch. and there !; moves on a rol-
lcg, II goes on through the upper loop
in the ring on the saddle aud IL moves
on roller there. Then l. comes
through the clncli buckle again, aui is
ready to be pulled. The strap moves
entirely on those metallic rollers. never
cIanping nor sticking. and wholly
avoiding the hafti pulling required when
leather j. pressing on leather, 1t is
simply strap and doubl. gullcys. II
is block aud tackle siIipiilled for cow
BOYS use. We Will b-, a b1N Of cigars
that ,cn.yeaF- old boy ican take one o.
them and einch horse until he viii
look like y dumb. tcli. Any horseman
who once sees them viii have them pa,
on his saddle; tlat Is all there Is 70 II. |
\ paieat la, t.en applied ios aai
iiecse. {, Leonard are NOW using them. "
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
.ELD,N.s AND mAmss ron SALE.

The fampah Valley Stock Breeding
company will offer for sale. in the
spring OF 1Sss. about sixty fine large
geldings. aged three and four years.
broken or unbroken. Also limited
number of good sized mares. Parties
desiring to purchase must notify the
company ut IN carly day. Unless pur-
ciascrs FOR substantially all of this stock
shall be announced before summer. the
whole lot will be shipped 10 eastern
markets. Address: The iampah Val.
ley Stock Breeding Company. Yampa.
Rcuu county. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
No,ir- for Publication.

INNO UTTIIINT
GL,Ssonn -ritfSo-. Colo. Apr. u. i-s>
NOTICE l. horriry given that the following
y named triil-r ha- ricd notice uf her IN.
tgniiuu in MAKE final pruuf ~ support nf her
the Iioyt-t.r and Receiver Mt Gicuwocd
Springs. cuiorpio. ON iunr y, lSy. NJ 10
p'tiock q. M. Wa: SnIuh tilnknrl. uf Asif,l.
scg q. 20 =. nc :. and ne =. 50 q, see ~. Tp y.
II ., gnP 81.
she hamcs the following witnesses in prove
hrrcurtiuunua tr-id.uc" upon. puI cultivation
uf Fnh land. Via. Joseph carroll. s. r. Alien.
Mics Gillian Bennett aud John SeFley, all ui
hIiai, colorado.
.. !. prLNE. itu2istcT
tfir.' Pub Apr :s-Lnst june :. is.sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
EA!.ANCER.

The thoroughbred stallion Baianccr
will serve few mares ut so, payable
u, time Of service with privilege Of re-
turn In cas-. we sil!l own the horse.
Bhlancer Is II iIll brother II "icics,y''
winner OF the Chicago Derby. HIS re-
cord us u two year old is thrr. quarters
OF mile in l;lsi; one mile in i;i'i; one
mills aud one fourth, with handicap.
.:ia!. His colt "iialancef Is coming
into Prominence IN The east this season.
Full pe!isrccs Of either OF tie above
furnished upon application.
THE PLATEAU LIVE sTocK Co.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
BARGAIN LIST.

luinoro ranch, 4 miles baiow heoker Cheap
i6oncre ranch, miles from M.o.er, on fia-
creek.
Nov fsimo house aud two lots corner i0os 10
Nery cheap,
rs lots ti5l, from so To $50.
A long list OF ranches on Whiir river.
Call az write. wo can suit You II you want !
rnoh OF town pr ipoIty.
h.J. GREGORY $ 60.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

We arc in rccoip; oi pamphlet con.
,ain'ns the reports Of the oiliccrs whc
participated IN tie Ute war las, SUN
mcr. In addition IL ziycE all the core
sppndencc which led to the bringing o.
trop!is Ia this county, and the whole
makes Interesting reading. Governor
s-i-s'-- -. i... 80. -. ..s.... ai,r,ss .h.a-
tory Of the White River Uics from the
time Of the Thoruburgh massacre ,o the
scenes Of last summer. The pamphlet
c"yefs ninety pages. and copies Of 1t are
being distributed.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Now; there is u young lady," said
iiohson To himself. "whn possesses too
much innate mciesty and refinement To
appear in full evening costume. and III
win her IL can And he did win her.
and shortly after marriage she said 10
him: II shall he drcaifully disap-
pointed. dear. II we can not find some
physician in Europe WIN will lie able Ia
remove that wre,ched little mole from
my shoulder"
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
N.,,.r for Publication.

LAND pFFitI AT
GtpS~eao rrIit~ls. t',io.. Apr. -, itst
NsriCU IL lcr.iY given That the following
~ named ..ttier he's rl..i tpti.r ~ his int.n.
tiun e. ristr nnsi Irrsf IN -uptufi uf hi-
III. Nsgts.sr ani itus.is.r nt .i.u~u--i
springs. saiur.ia. "n Juu" y. tsf.. 1T ~
n'sir-1s y. tn. VAS VT Aliun. ~ Asini. 'ulns.
un hi. y. u, :. Sn. si9. frr the n . NJ =. .v
ms :. - u ani - 9. ne 9. Sc 4. Tp y. u
~ ws;h Pn
lie urnnss. 'h- following viin-sss. ip prove
hi. cun,inunrs r,-.i,iruc- ug-n nni cultivation
"f said Land. Niri Mr.. rafi.h Siirssri. iusrph
rsrriii. s. y. tfrir-- ani ". Jrssc. all IL
Asiai. Nnuts cuuuty. ,n'nu,in
y. !. Drf.AS. urais'cr.
ti'irsi ruh AYR .--iA,s, June 9. is--
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Notice for Publications.

land tItl'E Vt
strsvpoD srnirg-. Colo. Arr. 70. i-s-.
NUTt'i.-fs tsr'iiy gwen that IN. following
named srfilrr has hl'-l uuiic'' uf hia inirti.
tlun tu MAKE maj proof In support uf his
.inifn. and Tint .sii pr.uf viii b. ina'is ,'for,
springs. Colorrip. IN June g. is-.. VI u
u'rinra -. m. Vlsi David Jtry, ~ Nsnrn.
Cole. Oh bis y. u =. Nc. ~. Tor the ~ y, sw Z,
sui v :, 80 4, -sr ~. ~ y. I'si " tih T. y.
iIo name IN. following witnesses t. rruvc
hisuuniiuu0us r,-iiruCn upon, and cultivation
uf. saii lrni. VIA Isrufuc J.ffvny. Gruf5rc ".
1afnIu. tuio. ..s--
=. J. DrLs.. Hrrtsicr.
lfirsi iuh Apr si--i.nst june 9. lilsi
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Ahout wear ago the settlers on uplcr
Picc-arcc pctitinnrd the government Ia
survey that section Of country, rs the,
were dcsirous Of getting title 10 their
lands. racir appeal Was listened 10.
innsnuch ~ the survey was ordered,
AMI last week the State Surveyor Gen.
cral was notified that the contract with
Flank T.. Monroc fer the surveying had
hcrn approved BY the department. siS
townships will bc laid out.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Notice for Ynhiiration.
LAND OFFICE AT

tNNU DFFTfL vt
GLU.wopn sritiSus. Colo, Nny T. isss.
NoTiCF-is hereby given that IN. tnllnwin;
~ named settler has iilcd notice of hi- ini.a-
ton to maze fnai proof IN nuppoit 90 hi-
forc the is.E,st,r and Itccciycr ut Clcnwopi
Springs Colarnio on june T., is'. Mt ~ O'clock
n. M. via! Grorgc u. Ncli,lcr, Of Mrckcr.
Culo. Pre- D. X No ~. FOR Lot Sec 8 TIP , :,
wb sw :. Soc ~, SO u sc a Soc 81, Tp :. II ..
W 9Th T. ".
He names the following witnesses To prove
his Cnntinunti. rrsidcnc- upon. and cultivation
Of said land. ,ir; \. J. Ryan. !. ~. Cole. W.
T. Moiint md Aiolpb Bclot, nll of Ncekcr.
colorado.
:. u DrLAN. Hcgister.
Ifirst Pub May ic-Ln.t June 10. lss-l
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
EOR sALI:-CssENp.

y breech-loading shot gun. +. S. IIar.
rison tEnglisil make, l0-gaugc, weigh,
NJ pounds. win be sold with or with.
out ic-loading outfit, % everlasting
brass shells, etc. Inquire nj HERALD
Office for "a bargain.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

smirn, who was Of compassionate
turn Of mind. felt disposed one day to
sytnpaihizc with Simpson. who had
married n red-hcaded ,crmngaut. lie
had begun string of condolences when
the latter interrupted hin: why. my
dear boy. there's nothing the matter
with my better half; she's an angel. p
" IN anselE' repeated poor Smith. dumb.
founded. Yes, Of course; an augol-oi
WRATH
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

The new county map. tor sale n;
lioas,on'-. is marvel o. accuracy and
completeness. the scale two and two.
lifihs miles Ia the inch enabling its
authors to mark the mlnu,sst ;0po.
graphical details. Every ranch and
coal claim In the county Is plated.
Each ranchnan should have one. Price.
500. Mail orders promptly alled.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Notice for prbiira;ion.

LAND OFFICE NJ
GtrSwuoD SrniSus. Colo. May IL, isSs.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler hrs 'lcd notice W hia intcn-
tipn to make final proof in support OF MS
the Register and Receiver vt tGlonwouispfinvs.
colorado. on July :, is-l', ~ 10 O'Clock u. n.,
yiz james Hodges. uf Nccker, Colo, on us
Pre-. u. x No. ig,. 4. I. IL, for the ne i NV y
n = ne I, nnl 80 :. ne "a soc ~, Up ;, % "
6th 81
his contin,in,,s residence upon anl cultivation
Of said land. viz. John +. Hay. John W. Nc
Cfarkcti. John Williams and George Howard.
g. J nrI,y. Register.
trir-i rub Mag lr--l'-i Jun -. 1851
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
MUS CAnIN.

Pedigree OF fefcheroa Stallion
Mnscsdin, .i!ia. liG13l-foalcd February
18th. lisa. Got by Mouton lional,
Dam Brobois licoll, she by Batailla de
Ioniay,
Both o. these highly bred PeTcherons
viii serve al s25 the season, PAYABLE 4,
time Of service. Mares no, proving IN
foai may be returned next selson free
OF charge.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Gay nIne si'rc.

For drug. medicines, paints, books,
stationery, fancy and toilet articles,
field slnsses. artists materials, musical
goods, etc. ETC.. so or send yonr orders
10 Dr. T.. SIuyer. Rawlins, Wyoming,
and get tns tesl goods nj lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

At the meeting Of citizens las, eve.
ming to make further arrangements for
celebrating the Fourth. the following
We're appointed to take the matter in
hand and attend to details: j. ID.
Buchan. 9. T. Barton. l.. Il. Brashcr.
\. Major and l.. +. Craig. As com.
mittoe Oh finance and advertising
Messrs. J. V. Houston, J.. +. Welch and
IL. a. Wiidhack were selected. II
is not definitely known Just wha,
the celebration will consis, of and
where it will be held, but indications
point to n basket picnic. with sports OF
all kinds, and that the grove on sheri.
dams ranch will be the scene of the fes.
iivi,ies. Senator Eddy will likely dc.
liver the Grafton.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
TIE Palace ySar

Ir open to tho public and rs propose Ia
keep nothing bat the vcry bes, grades
OF wines. liquors and cigars am pre-
pared to meet the demands of all who
are tn search OF the best.
4. j. LITTLE, rrop'r.
JAMES SMITH. Manager.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Thaa. II. iic.. who has t-cn Tusiieat-
ing In California Tot several months
past. arrived In Acck-r Sunday on his
way home In Asiai BASIN. whittier he
won't Mnnhai.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

NcS; Tuesday. the III Inst. Is the
DAY sr; for tic meeting cf the Denver X
l'in Grandc stockholders. Al tina, time
and gl tie Subsequent meeting oi the
directors. several important matters
viii cnm" up for consideration. among
item bsing the question: Of extending
The line 10 salt Lake City via Mcckrr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

The following registered vt the
MtoScr hotel during the past week.
Geo. u. Wright Colorado Syringe: 4.
ID. Robinson. Denver; Heinholl Haf,ke
and wife. Lcadyille; II. A. Graf. Ecar
River; iiToTreuce. Mountain Meadow:
I''os. II. Hes. ANial; Thos. j. Liycsoy.
Pueblo; ID. ID. Taylor. Pice-ance; John
Walter. chas. +. Sharp. Silver CHR:
Wm. Mccunc, Walter Lee. Henry Bar.
nett. Lay; j. W Card. Chicago: John
Z. Schultz. John Davis. James H..
kcrwin, pice-ancc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
cLEMENcEAU.

Pedigree of Pcrcher1n stallion Glenn
enecan, 55is l.235l-foaled MAY ~,
1851, and imported 1856. Bred by
Madam. Chafron, Commune OF II.
liila!rc sur. Ere, Canton OF Theii, De-
par,ment OF Orne. Got by Valiant
(i0n. he by Proposer tsa3l. he by Decide
lsaal. Dam Pc;lo,c t5siu. by Nicux
Nni!lant uasll. he by pieiIe.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Hon. On Thursday. MAY IL. !sss. at
Ip m. Ia the wife OF II. {. Gilmore, :.
s-pound daughter. Mother and child
doin: we'll. and Harry Is rccciyin. the
congratulations Of his many fricnts. IN
which Tir iisnALp heartily Joins.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Mcoga. Darlington y Dsum have
taken charge OF the Gregory Stables
Sir. g. ". Stone retiring. The gentle.
men referred 10 will run both the atsoyc
and lhr tioneer sinhles.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Tic round up il progressing finely,
Lns, Munday some .f the outfits csmt
up from below and cleared the Iansr'
a. the north. .is, and south. YcsicF.
JAy they commenced working Straw
birY. ani Coyote Basin will come neat,
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
sgS.Cs.L NOTICE..

All parties indebted 10 me will please
call mt once and settle. Accounts not
paid by May ist will be- placed In the
hands of collector.
PETER ANDERSON.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Frunk sheridan Is making some sub
slni.Rl improvements on his property
= s1aI-sizr,l addition. with cellar al
taehetl. Is b.sius pat ca the rcai.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

The 'lrl.npucn, tax liz; appears Ia the
tt- cn,-' ~ las, week. Ne notes the
r-oia- os Witt. river 2-n~,ai'y have
-''-"n very rr~nis In nn,-,ng up, u
very Few uf their names srt-ar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

GeuFgc II. wrish;. prominent mem
hsr of Tie Colorado springs bar, arrived
Ia Meekrr Tuesday. hr. Wright Is
spmh!ning bu.in-s, viih recreation.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
q str.a.. rropa..y.

John 81. Wood. cur worthy Town
Marshal, is TO; oaly philosopher Of
high order bui one o: the mos; thorough
historians In this neck o. woods. OF a
quiet evening. aitcs mn. or two U:
Lemp's Export. surrounded bf good
listeners, ais. Wood frequently on,-s-
,a.ns his friends with seien;il.e. his,ofi-
cal of philosophical talks tha; would DO
no d.seTciii 10 the college fooirtim. Il,
Vas upon one u ihcs. occasions a few
eytnlngs ago that the suffice; turned
upon prophecies. aud JOHN Observed
that Ill. present year Is the 9th year o.
modern time, Ia which ;hc aggregate
ot ;hu figures Is twenty five. and there
will lie hut iiyc mufu yeats in which
such combination 1. possible ptiof Ia
the year :;k's. En,a'v'ng upon III.
iioplc the speaker said; Probably bu
few have ever heard of the oil pfvphcc,
which runs ~ follows:
I "iu ever, niiur~ y,ar as cur f>tr,i.
wh-u isr aim af the n.ur,s ia ;vsa,Y-ns-.
rurn- -ar.lilr ssnfipm ~iil draw the s-of'i.
iiu' ls-srrlui nations in I-,se- .aaiiiafi,-.
students of modern hlsiog, will
readily recall how faithfully this proph.
.cy has been iuliille,! in the four pre-
siuua years 10 which !; applied. In isos'
i;uSsia, Denmark and Poland formed
the coalition agalns; sweden. whic,, In
au-ura,cd the great war that ended IN
the disastrous defeat Of Charles NIL. nj
i'nliowa. The year i1s' viii ever IL
memorable on account of the breaking
out Of the French revolution. III. ycar
iTns witnessed the campaign o: Iona.
part. In Egypt. ani the formation %.
tie second European coalition against
France. In i,Tpwar hrok. OIL, between
England anti Afshanis;an. followed by
ih- invasion Of the latter country by
British tToops."-iJust then Mr. Wood
was called 10 arrest soinc one on Pine
s.Tcci.l
In what manner the prediction is 1,
he verified In iss, remains yet u l..
seen. but the present condition OF
Europe seems 10 promise an abundant
fuliillmcnt Of the prophecy.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

\. y RD,lnaon, came Ia from Dea-
vcr THeiisy evening On hts way 10 his
ranch on Bear riyer. lie Is .ninyin.
tie tins weather in this valley Il,
n.r.nl.t.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

James 10 Fonda, dealer In ladies aHd
cents ine silk hAndsssrhiris. crepe,
'havls, seaEf., etc. For prices call OF
China Jim
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Monarch ~. Hermitage and r. II.
Rippcy brand Of 20 whistles, imported
cosnae brand, ani TIE famous i.cmp
beer lin i-.s ai the Palace liar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

srHAYEp-From John II. Martins
ranch. ~" hor,r.' cn- n lsy weighing
\ 'irn. uhr Other a rrTTrl ~vizfp.. s,.---
f.it-fal reward Tor information leading
10 recovery. ". u. ALTMAN.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

she-i don't like my bonnet. now
that I've got it, It doesn't match my
hair at all. iIe-You ought TO hnve
thought Of that before you bought it,.
she-MJ bonnetY ITe-No. your hair.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
ATTENTION, RoRSEMEA (!

The stations Clemencean, Balaneer
and Muscadin, will stand for the season
Mt the pL ranch on piee-ance creek.
Following Is u brief description Of them;
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

\ matched iloor Is being pu, down In
the postoilice. This. certainly, was one
of the iOng-.elt wants.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Mayor Tlayer left on Yesterday morn
lng's stage ior Denver, 10 be gone about
ten DAYS.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
ltssIt Fois stL:..

One hnA lFe,i ard iIfty'one acres, five
miles beSa yeekri; river ho,,om: can
cut ioo ton, OF hay this year; good four
room house; stables; corFals; cellar
fencing, etc. Price. $500; pant time.
Inquire of owner, c. :. AtliS, MeeAeF'
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
FOR SALE.

AT \ BAHoAiN-ono Of the best
ranches on Coal Creek. Proved up on
For further information call on or nd
dress Geo. W. Martin. Mecker. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Furniture.

Furniture and hous..iBTnishiHg goods
Of all descriptions at j. ". iiu.us X
Co.'S, at bottom prices.
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Charter o.. e..s,ur >,.,...

\ full line of the above celebrated
cooking stoves, nj! sizes. Mt j. ". iIugus
y Co.'S. Also parlor and heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

e. ". Foramn lei, saturday on au
extensive surveying trip on Lower
White, having abou, ,'izen ranches 10
survey In that section.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

We arr Indebted to Mcssrs. Clark
Mrnroc X Trumbor fuT a copy OF their
map OF Garfield county.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

George w.leh Is fully prepared Ia do
shaving. haiF.eu,,sn.. o:e., In the best
q. style and workmanship. shop: Nam
street. next door 10 Cabine. saloon.