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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
sOmberbare 8ufumsen unS spriimse.

Die 8nduasen unb @prinse-im budfdb.
liden Gimme Der 8orte se,neint - Der nerb0l en-
9eute funrrner, benz 3u1dauer oft fomiId bor.
Die @ebSrsnerben folder llnsliidliden finb
peinIid 5art unb, ipenn fe bur6 pl0bli6e,
unertuartete @erdulde in aufresuns beriest
peroen, laKen fe iene bispeilen groteste
Sprinse MAIDEN, Die eines Sampelmanas mir.
big iinb. Ser @erboiitdt Iiest in ben meiiten
Gaqen Nidtberpertbuns bet Speiie unb in
Golse befen Ridtern6bruns bet gterben pie ber
anoeren @etuebe bes ROrpers gu @runbe. Dau.
e,t bieie 8utanb an, 70 erteust ct natiirlid
f6peres Netbenleiben. DaS Seilmittel bafir
1T SofetterS Wasenbitters, bas ben
Masen traftigt unb befdbigt, feline Gunttionen
otoentli@ gu erfiGen. 8alb, na@oem cine Rur
nit BENT elben %besonnen, piro maj finoen, bas
bic Nerben bel Sage rubiser tuerben, bic gadt.
rube. peniser unterbroden, uno ber sppetit
trdftiser uab sufriebenielenber ipirb. Sies
iinb Die erften slnaeiden, benen Die oaltanbiae
8ieOerberteluns Der @erbsnfraft folst. DaS
8itters beilt ferner Gieber uno falteS Gieber,
eeberIeioea uno 8erftopfung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
Bolton, Der slmttionatur, an be

8oltptt, Der 2lttftipnatpr, an ber
6ouftpnitraBen>B Bride, bat einen i@6n
afortirten 8orratb bon M66eln-
Waaren erfer Glafe -au raifonabIen
Breiien. Sttble, Better NIT .Sprinss
febers Matraben, p~pr3elans, @lass u1b
Meferi6mieb Waaren unb faft M0es
Mnbere, mas Sbr 3ur comfortablea Nus
ffattung Cures Sauies n6tbig babt. Ct
ma9t fi6 ein Bergntigen baraus, feline
Waaren gu seisen un6 preiie an5ugeben.
Seben g IAN a g, 8ormittags 10
ubr finbet tn feinem Store elm Mut<
tionsnerfauf fat. .7,2,1iw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
Sebe1t 6 Mlttm0ntt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
212 Sf > Commerce : GtraBe.

3eigen hermit benz publitum an,
baB tie fur ben ausge5ei6neten unb
bier f9on ldngf getpini6ten Sanbs
tein aus GaDette County
bic Igentur tbernomnten baben. 9ie.
ier Sanbfein, ber better tpie ieber atrs
oere benz Geuer uno ben Mitterungss
einfliiRen uiberfebt, etgnet fi6 beions
bers fur @eitenmege, Curbstones,
6tufen unb b%eionbers fir &ir9bofsars
beiten. ST 1T benz @ranit an 9auer
glei9, aber bebeutenb biliser. 9inters
laBt Cure Iuftrdge fiir ale eini9lasens
ben Mrbeiten bel 3eben & Mltu1aar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

= Tluctuationen i'm Marfte fur 81,
fenpaareu fan1 Sober bermeiben, ber
feline ORDERS bur9 pteper&S 9ult,
b s ausfibren ldBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preife. mad Rem QOmium.
piper & S6ultbeB baben pets etnen
ettprmert 8orratb BON Gena6rabt, gifens
ble9 u. 7. 10. unb He notireu frhbere
uiebrige preiie, uenn bieielben aud I'M
i'm Martte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
RE- 8ilige preiie fur lIeberi6uB in
Sommers unb Winter> Gleiber1 BEL
paneoat & Sobn.
California @eiue.

We~inliebbaber finben elm sroBes Sos
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. Serr Meper iudt bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE aus uhb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinal6ter. MIs
sutem &enner selinst es ibm tets. bic
beiten Sorten au%s3um1blen. @r farn
feline 9unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
suten 9ropfen berieben. &otbs urb
WeiBpeine in borSigli9er Qualitdt
BON tebt ab $1.00 per 8alone - frei
Ing Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

80 ut. s. 0mtteritbe e, 1856
Ofs9ouffons5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam 5 SSitters, balten fib benz
8ublifum fir lille In tbrGa9 f6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre6ett
prompte 8eiorgung aler Muftrdge.
&ronleu6ter, Sos. GiTtures, 8aSsman=
men, @lofets &c. ftets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
@dmade uuo finaerloie Traaetl

fOlten nidt UerspeifeIu, i~onOsrn &atb uno Be.
Iebruns aus einem 8ude l6opfen, our9 mel.
DIES Saufenbe innsrbalb ~iiiraefer Belt ibre boqe
@efunbbeit wieber erIanst unb ben ~eintisen
8unId ibres Ser3ens in Grfiaung geben "a
ben. Das nit pielen aranfenseididten sr.
lduterte, reidli9 auSgetattete neueie @erf
pirb aratiS unb franco berf9idt BON Der
1rtbate Glimtc & 9~tSpemiarp, 10 g..
Spnfton gtr., Neiu Bort, u. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

= Ma6t Cure Befe0ungeu fit Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Drabt, giienble6.
2upferble6 unb 26tbe bel Biper &
6 1ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part Sell unb 3eit.
@erantie fir niebrigfte M~arftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

n~ 20. 9'0llbini No. 215 MIamos
Yla3a, Slpptbefer un6 SdnbIer
in 8 rDguena Iler 4rt, Yatents
Menisinem, paifiimereien, 9Dilettes
Mrtitelrf &c. 8%eiotoere Nufmerfiamfeit
ipirb Der @eceptmr gei6enft. 9lufs
fridge BON auBerbalb tperben prompt
QllSdefiihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
ghafer & @raoeu. praftiide gIun1

bers uub @asfitter, ftnb aleinige Agem.
ten fur bic beribmten ''Home Ranges,
bic boraigli9ften Oefen I'M Wartte.
Sic baben groBe 8orrdtbe bon S9ldus
den, 8abemannen, patent . gloiets,
@aseinri6tunsen, &ronleu9terrr &C.
patentfrdbnen unb allen an6eren ber<
artigen @rtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f9laaenben Nrbeiten ri9ten fie
eIettrif9 DE 3Itngelsiige etn
unb balten ii6 fir Naes beltens ert-
pfoblen. Sbafer & 8raben baben ben
&uf MIR bic bette arbeit gu liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

- 2aBt gu6 ni6t tduiden bur9
uiebere preiie fiir Mrbeit, tpel6e better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
fonbern berfigt @u9 nod Gallo.
10 ap's pbotOgrapbii6em Mtelier, SO.
413 SH,6 o ufon StraBe, ipo Gu9 CUTE
unb sufrieoenteaenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
Preiie garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
$500 8elobmmua.

Die sl1nteraei@neten oferiren bieie
8elObnung fur irgenb einen 6aq bon
6dmorrboiben, ben fie ni9t turireu.
1nteriu6ung unb @oniultation fret.
ellis & @bamberIain,
Solebab 8Iod, Sau Nntonio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26
Sic Staotbane+
80 Office,

San Mntonio, 2. Npril, 1885,
Gerfegelte Ingebote ber 'Pldne fir
bic reue StabtbaIe tperben bonn WaDor
Der @tabt big u ubr Mitta9 ben IA.
Stat 1888 in uebereinifimmung NIT
ben In Der Office beg StabtsSngenieurs
S..Y. MfaurD 3l erlangenben Specifis
fatioaen, entgegengenommen.
Bryan @aIlagban
MapDr,
6. g. @Iaubon, @tabt GIert,
9an Nntonio; Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

s9r Has Eager in fertigen Nnaiser
1T biefes Sabr better un6 rei@baltiger
in Nuspabl unb preiien als ie bel
Pancoat & n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

BG- Die feinften unb mobernfen
Sommerbite. 8elebt uniere alisgez
jei9neten Strobbite fir so Gents.
g n CO a # & @obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

sa- Sobnfon8r 8. liefern bic
beiten unb biuisften Srudia9en. Gsbt
gu ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-26

RS- Geinfte unb biliefte DrudIa.
der bel s 0 on SrSs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
,,.,...,.,., ..,i.,. n Terror.

Art s;ofc. ard tho dealers In artists
supplies Hro nsi supported 20 any dcgnp
Ly proicssionA ialssit. n, In fac, 10 dealer
carr. to cater % tlI, class 81 trade, PRO,
:ssslurRi artists nr' irrrjr to bGsinrz,
men. for they ..eit Ia have no ideas of
ways aud maaI, oltransaciins business.
and think II ell ~ same whether they
ray In dA, orAyeS Then the success.
tul mon wan, you 10 'oady TO them and
submit 10 insoi-iIi iri!-ctloas on tho con.
,Far;cd ideas of Nj gasae.i In trade,
They will forrs thar pictures on the pub
lie whether tho sccition |, good. bal or
Indifferent. and ~.ea tho dealer rvmoa.
s;raic, they tue heornfnl noa- sEd
raHs;Icaily rotnira, on tho ,-rribl- lack
Of ar, cul,urc aions tho un.duea,cd.
yhrru nrp men "a tho nr' supply hls!.
nrss who have hforurj INC ihE; their
taos. simeon, wtsi~zs ika, rial prufc.,
sinusi would n-sr crpss tho threshold u
th.ir G,orra II artists who have hal
sense suapRi, Js-..,s.;p tho ambition To-
and brushes in'o hmmcrrlsl work hayo
found rvwarl etimcnsura'- with tho
ops, Of early trnint.l Thcrc arr dozen
commercial ariis;sh s., Loul. who today
claim Incomes raging from fJ.opp To
$500. ,hA; iih fpa, fru'a tho I-nury
and uncertainty % bohemian vhoss ll!-
II devoted 10 e.,elus ,li. public fancy
Tho public I, too wDmsical. and although
you nssy cAp;i,.tos for awhile. fashion
will lead tho ero.ss' away from y-s;rr.
days fsvuTi;..-IhAc.E T. All, Ia oiplS-
IgBi8~rs.t
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

OF the Courier-Journnl, has done more
for silver coinage during the past four
years, in commenting and explaining
its cause to the people of the south and
West, than all the writers In Colorado
put together. Editor Watterson's OPP
poriunity has brcn great and lie has
made grand use Of IL, entirely dare
garding the srntimeu. of the East on
this sectional question. Then, too. the
services of the senator from Kentucky,
Hon. James u, BECK. are not Ia be for
gotten. Upon the lloor of the Senate
the cause of silver remonc,lzation has
found at his hands It's ablcs, and most
fearless advocate tie fact that sill
Yer is no longer an issue In the Demo
cratic party Is very largely duo to the
able efforts OF kcntuckys two sons,
Beck md Wattrrson. lie, us give to
each of them full credit for his work In
behalf OF silver over and against the I'M
supported statement u an unknown re-
porter, who evidently lneked sense as
well as discretion.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
Tur Nrw YonK EyrNiso Po,r h,

Til. NEw NonR EyISisU Posi- ic-
gan. on the third Of May. 10 issue n
weekly edition, having iuT i,s principal
aim the promotion Of revenue reform.
which has bccom. the paramount, issue
la national politics. The existence Of
an actual surplus In the Treasury csi!-
mated TO reach siio.o"ooo on the J1Ih
June. iasS. and the further Increase
thereof under present laws. are u mcn'
ac. Ia all business Interests. and di.
rect lnccutiyc tn wasieflin.ss AMI cor
rup,!on Ia the appropriations Of public
money. The attention Of the peopl.
having bcrn strongly drawn 10 this sub
i-ct 10y the President, in his las, annual
message. the nc-,i of information and
popular enlightenment, on questions Of
revenue and taxation has been incrcas-
ingly felt In all parts Of III. country.
l, In the intention at III. management
tn make hrs; elias, weekly newspaper
OF l. pages. Subscription vgicc 81 ,.i
year. \ free copy will b. mailed any
whcT- on request. send address on !
postal earl 10 TIM EVENING Posr
New York.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

SINCE the Edmunds nn,i-polygamy
law took oiIcc, several years ago tie
utah p.uitentlary has been gradually
Glllng up with Mormons. Recently tie
o!d structure ut salt Lake city became
- crowded that the Judges OF tile
United States courts had 10 postpone
the trials " mHay cases. Las, week,
however, the new prison was completed
and turned oyer 10 tie government II
contains - cells, but even this Is too
small to accommodate the growing
trade. and another b.ll Is before Con
gr..s asking for an appropriation for
cularglug the Institution.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
Oscar mud ui. Magazine.

ne, Mr.. o wilde not long since IN
London. lie stood on tho corner OF Bona
street and piccadiily delivering SERIES OF
deep, cultural and heart felt reflections on
tho mud. aud particularly at large anu
lavish display Of II that had been spread
over his attire by the wAee! OF a passing
hanson
A wofui change has come over the erst-
while apostle al rsfheilclsm Whc'-
waist once existed there Ii now billowy.
bulging and eomplAeent protn bcranca that
wnts not Of al. = sers and lilies. nor
yearns for ~iekiy ye.lows and pallid green's
Il indicates insitah rampant. clamorpas
anl passion tossed y.arning for beer that
has been met by generous hand Nr
| WilLo's outline would do credit TO an al.
deunan llls reddish hair was clipped
close and toIped BY n hcaver hat In n
cocl:y sort of way. and lis trousers wcEc
! rolled up IN q fashion that allowed the oh
server. oyo inco plny over n pair OF sturdy
walking bots As IA matter OF detail II
may b. added shat tho trousers ttho pct
aversion Of tho former usihtte's lifel wrrr
III fitting and bagsei At the knee, Mr
Nildo's Increasing c1rpulcncc has do
sirpyed III. stiOug lines OF Ills lace. but
added an .ieaont OF rtiblcuId good ma
,urn. 10 ws ruddy and comfortable
looking
II lappoas.' ho said. b'for" ne repLr
Eted. THAT yoi r-inrilbor sofar 81 tii. ~
riar.ss ! us.sl u make gbou, journalism
II hav, a vivid recollection o! spccch
you made oae nigh, q; the Lotus club IL.
New York. In which you denounced 'Ihs
ln.. stained cryztnr-s ~ ~" pres
''Ah. ycs S.ll. I'm orr u ihcl! row
Ny magazine my only HlEi
iip |, maxim sgoc-ss of II. too. II Il
one Of tho ic~ Instances ~h-Fc nan Of
violent rn,huinsns b,-cpn.s a money
nakcF.-iilakcy Hall In New York Sun.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

murder brought SIa. a chiAonicr, on which
aro to bc seen the marks OF bis bloody mn,
gers, brought ss5 4 heavy coat OF
waterproof Transparent yarnlsh has peeh
put over the tinger marks to prevent theil.
from being ob.it.ra,ed 4 pair OF common
silk garters brought e. each ,o
Ono lady, rich bankers wife, raia NJ
for a pink silk undrryest. eonsidernoiy
worn. and a, once stripped of the hali
dozen buttons and sold them ioi Apiece
A tooth brush brought 6. and shoo but,
toner c3. thougt, ncithcr cost over 90
cents new a wiie Of deputy wears
brooch containing a tlny gallows moose
made OF Prsnzini's hair. and another lIuly'
duchess. has bet In a ring ono OF tie
handsome teeth for which the murderer
was famous She bribei tho eNecntloner
TO knock It out Of his law for her, Us sooh
~ ho was dead As is well known, tue
corpse OF rn.nzlnI wt.s completely Skinned,
aud tho tanned hide made up into pocket
books. card cases. and other Souvenirs
which arc highly priced Tho Argo!isn,
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
= MasnInc.n, >,ra.,nrr.

The designs for ono os the .usiii.st
stables In the State which 4, Ia h"
erected on Redwood. situated un Elk
cTrck aud within four miles o; New
Castle. have just been completed by
Architect Rosenberg. for Mcssrs. Nell
Hon aud Picisuu thc ownciH uI IL. mag
uiilcrt, ranch property. The elaborate
provisions iha; are being made 10y ihss.
gentlemen Tot the protection aud cafe
%: their stock. Is SYMBOLIC II the ptug-
rc1s that j. bcing made IN the culliva-
tinn II thoroughbred horse flesh In the
New Empire which is ut present On.
gsgius - much attention from III.
growers. aud while their example Is u
custiy one II will doubtless excite n
spirit Of emulation II nc, ct rivalry
throughout the locality. Tn. structure
which has just b-cn designed for these
cn,crprising siuckmrn IL 10 bC con-
I siruci.d Of sandstone and brick. IL.
latter material beng supplied by kiius
on their own possessions. From y sub
siantial foundation that lies In the
shadow oi some Of the most picturesque
surroundings. will tower ,wo-s,ory
building. the interior Of which will he
almost ma;chl.ss In its equine comforts.
/ The first nour will be divided into
twcuty-four stalls. with four boxes. and
an exact duplicate upon ihc second
/ Communicating with these 81 rs to
I preserve the excellent hygcnic condi.
. II
sewerage system connecting at the rear
with manure PIT aud tower. N that in
any variety of weather. good or had.
the work OF groom and hnstler will be
~ easy as that of p1rlur domestic.
Connected With the second fio0r and
having a gravity outlet 10 the ground
nOuT by meansof elevators. j. granary.
In providing this yeriiablc equine pal
ace Messrs. Nelson & Picrsnu have
doubtless been inspired by their dryo.
ton TO one Of the most valuable strings
OF brood mares and sircs in the country.
and 10 the preservation of breed that
commands substantial and ready fig.
ure upon any market ON the continent.
Indeed their equipments for the sue
cessftl prosecution OF business "a
which they have applied an almns, fab
ulous amount of capital will have been
perfect on the completion Of the magni.
ilcent stable upon which work will
promptly begin. Nor can too much
commendation he allowed them upon
their fearless enterprise. Their neigh.
bors can contemplate II with mingled
feelings Of pride and envy while those
who are interested in the substantial
upbuilding of Colorado may point to the
entire Redwood ranch as n prominent
and permanent example of the con
/, iidnnec of her people in the prosperit,
OF their future. a visit to the farm /.
indeed one OF the treats in the domain.
of the Now Empire.-utc Chief.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
,.o.... Of III. c,,,, War.

The cx;en; Of these losses will DO bet.
ter Understood " compared with somc OF
III. extraordinary case, cited In tho his.
tories Of other wars Take. for instance.
the charge Of the Light Brigade a; Balaa
lava-tho charge Of the Six Hundred.
Lord Cardigan took ca officers aud mon
into tina, action; they los; ii3 killed and
10, wounded. total. 2i1. or 36.1 per cent.
Tho heaviest loss In the late Franco
Prussian war occurred at Mars ls Tour
IN tho Sixteenth Gcrman infantry Third
WcstphalianL which lost 30 per cent but
tho One Hundred and Forty frs; Penn.
sylvania lost 20 per cent q. Gettysburg
willie rcgimcutal lossc, OF co per cent
wctr frequent occurrences In both Union
and Confederate .rmics. In the war for
the Union there were scores of regiments.
unknown or forgotten In history. whose
Percentage Of killed and wounded In Ger.
tain actions would far exceed that Of the
much praised Light Brigade. and nobody
blundcrcd cithcr.-Col w. +. Fox In Tie
Century
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

TnE Colorado Meteorological associa-
tion desire voluntary observers in every
section OF the State. We have received
an appeal from tlic association To have
the White river section rrpuf"n,ed hy
some one, and We would be pleased Ia
have some person take hold. The neces-
say Instruments Tor taking the obs"r-
yati0us. aud also the blank forms, Will
h. sent gratis TO responsible. persons.
4. ". Sherwood, at Colorado Springs. Is
secretary of tito ASSOCIATION, To whom
letters OF inquiry may br addressed.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16


Ir is bad taste, TO say the least, very
timely and tru,hfully remarks the Den.
vcr News, for Colorado papers. all OF
them assuming to be advocates of the
free and unlimited coinage of silver. To
call to task the talented editor of the
louisville Courier.lournal for a saying
attributed TO him by bluiling but a
blnfied reporter, who had regard
neither for the propriety of the occasion
nor the fact that man engaged MI
night in an earnest controversy is not in
tie temper 10 pump himself dry for the
benefit Of an early-worm correspondent
in the morning. II is beyond the line.
Of successful contradiction TO assert
that Editor Wattcrson. in the columns
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
Modern Civilization In Franco,

The personal effects Of Marie Rcgnault.
The murdered mistress of Pranzini. have
been sold at public auction at tho Hotel
Drouot There was n terrible crowd. in.
cluding many ladies Of fashion and aristo.
cratic rank All tho effects of the dead
woman were sold. including her clothing,
and almost fabulous prices were paid
For example. pair Of bluo silk corsets
brough, siI a trashy novel which she
was reading just before she was killed
brought s2j; the publishers price OF ii is
20 cents The blue silk stockings which
she had OH when she was killed were pur.
chased by Russian countess for $t3 a
basin In which Prnnzlni was said TO have
washed the blood from h.s hands after tho
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

coLoHADo's fayor.te sou. Hon. Tom
Patterson. divided .hc houors as an
orator with the most eloquent spcakeJ.
ut the It. Louis convention. After
the c!o,c 81 hts speech nominating Gen.
Black, Hon. Daniel Doughcrty o; Nes
York. who is recognized in the East al
the peer of Bob mgcrsoll. stepped for
ward and congratulated the leader OF
the Colorado Democracy, saying. "Air
Patterson. you are foeman worthy ol
any mans stecl.r
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

TIE editor Of the New Orleans Daily
Item during recent visit To Colorado
made a tr9 over the Colorado Mid
land the frs; standard guage road 10
pierce the Rocky Mountains, which the
Crescent City editor considers one Of
the most s,upendous achievements of
modern engineering. or the scenery
along the line of the Midland the Item
states that in suhlimlty and beauty 1t
far snrpasses anything east of the
Rocky Mountains.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

Is St Louis the telephone company
has been 1ued sJ,0 fnr charging more
dian twice the legal rate for iusiui.
m.nts. which was lxcd by city oriin.
ancc. The collector for the company
informed the man of whom he collected
the excessive toll that the ordinance
don't go The company seems to be
Of the same opinion. rs i; has appealed
the ease. Ordinances generally don't
go as against rich corporations.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
1an .rn,rri. rrLrI.rlN-

iiHviiu' wall I-sy-- Nrn,isy. Wednesday a'.l
TrHisy ~ .. m. Arrive. Tuesday. Thur
'isy af.i saiurisy s'apm.
Gnsui River mail lri,v. N"'riay.. wc.in.-
days aui TSaiay., at: q. m. Arrives Tue.
days. Thursdays sni sasuriays. at g y, m.
itsnEciy msu l'iVc. Npa,isy At =. Ia. Ar
rive Thur..iay atsp.'n.
ric,-ancr private mail lFavr. wcinrs.isy at .
a. H. AHitcz Tuesday,
Money os,ior sni rrzi.,ry department or-r
fr,n .. m. loi ir.m.
!. V. ituusTuS. ra.itnasisr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
THE HERALD BRAND.

Al stock branded ~ above ou any
iart 0l animal iFum Il- tail up TO Eisht
behind ghr ears. Range, caTicld.
liou,i. Grand, Eagle. ii,kin and Mesa
counties, Colorado. Eastern Utah aud
southern Wyoming and few scl.c.
patchrs of feeding ground all over
l.. S.-No extra charge for cut, en-.
craving. descriptive matter. OF engraved
characters. and also include, n copy OF
TnE HERALD. H., tie cowboy on the
range know Your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

TnE st Louis Convention has placed
before the voters uf the Nation stephen
t;rnycr Cleveland II New YORK. for
Pfcsiirui, aud Allan g. Thurman. oi
Ohio, tot Vice President, The ticket
Is satisfactory To the mass Of the Demo
cratic party and is generally regarded
As strong one. Tic platform o: isSi
was adopted with slight notifications.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

sUNE days ago four individuals were
arrested near Garfield, Colo. charged
with killing trout III the 81 Nrain with
giant powder. Justice shull Of Long.
mont, fined them so aud c1s;s each,
This Is dealing uu; justice as /; should
oc ,o yiolaiors Of the game laws
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

Az Oregon delegate Ia the Demo.
cratic convention Is reported TO have
said. AS 10 the tariff and our wn1l
interests. every diSan-c;.d sh.-rman
lost To- the Democracy Is more than
oounicThalAnc,d hy gains from the un.
protected cai,icin.n.r
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16
STATE OFFICIALS.

Governor. AlSu Ndaua
Li-i,~nani.t3uyurnur, y. ". N"lirsui
-.-ry,afy Of STATE. janrs Hioc
Auditor. Darwin y. kinssl't
Tpasurvr. Peter W. hrr"nr
sup;. ruti!r Instruction. l.. :. 'ufn"il
Attorney General. tiNiu NHtsh
Hszrui. State rnlN~rsiiy. =. \ Griffin
l. =. Cornell. II. W. woo,ibtr1. u. Z. Ncr'
ousib, L. J. Temple nn'i Wolfe Lanioncr.
srrUrvr ,pvnT.
chief Justice, William T. itrvk
A..o.-ia,cs. J. G. iiylm aud s. n. i:i,--'
Commissioners. \. j. Iil.lnE. Tbus. nac,r
aud John &. s,nilcup,
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

TuR supr-m. Court Of Missouri last
week fixed July 18Th the day foF the -S'
ccut,on of ilrooks. alias Maxwell. Tn
les, executive el.mcncy in,crc.'ics h.
will hang on tina; day, m the highest
court In the land has passed upon In,
xNss
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

\ PgSssYLvANIA judge has rcn'
,lcrci q decl,ion declaring tina, /, IL nn'
lawful for camp meetings la charge ail
admission tee on sunday. III. learned
judge ,Iys camp meeting soeonduc,ci
l. no better than u circus.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-16

GLENwoop Is putting forth every ct-
tort 10 make the celebration On the
Fourth grand success, and from pres
al, indications the cn,rrpEising citizens
ul the Grand river metropolis will do
themselves proud on the Fourth.