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LUTTRELL WINES.
GOTH STREET AND PENN AVENUE
1000 Yards Ginghsms at Sc. worth 12sc
1000 Yards Krnkled Ginghams at &c. worth 12sso.
800 Yards Summer Silks at Soc, worth 90 and >.
5000 Yards White Goods ut less than cost prices.
New and desirable.
Splendid line Linen Damasks. Towels and Napkins.
way down IN prices Turkey Red at Soc. worth 90
200 Gents Plated Unlaundrled Shirts. Nos IA IAN
10, l5h, 10. IGN. II. In. ut 15c, cheap st Ell.
Avery large line Of Underwear. also Gents Casui-
mere Oyershirts from 81 20 e. 90 each.
We very large stock Of goods. and Will sell q
LUrTRELL 4 WINE
my23-2w 1890 PENN. AVE
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A gentleman who came from Browns settle
ment, sullivan County, N. Y, on Wednesday re-
ports that snowdrifts were 10 feet deep In that
neignborhood that day.
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TCOR SALE-THIRTY ACRES; 4-ROOM STONE
Il house; large orchard on high bluff overlooking
city and river for miles; miles northwest Of Aque-
duct Free Bridge; $4,000.
NINETY ACRES of the very best land; large brick
house; all outbuildings in good conditions high and
$4,000.
EIGHTY ACRES best quality of land on Little River
Turnpike, IL miles from city; rood improvements;
fruit well watered. 30 acres in splendid timber ;
$4,000
SIXTEEN ACRES lying beautifully on high table
land overlooking the city and river two miles from
AQueduct Free Bridge; $4,000.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES best Eastern Branch garden
ing land for only $500.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES: Groom
house; barn; good orchard; 3 miles from Burkes
Station Vir Mid RR, Is miles from city, easy terms
only $1,000.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE ACRES; Z
room house; ine spring. fruit same neighborhood as
last above; $40 per acre.
OVER ONE HUNDRED other choice selections
around the city for dairy, fruit and gardening pur.
Also splendid and stock FARMS very cheap
and on reasonable terms.
7. II. SYPHERD CO.,
my25-2t 1921 St
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EOR SALE-5O ACRES AT FOREST GLEN STA
II ton: adjoins the subdivision fine property
at Takorna Park, improved by q Broom house and
store; $1,000.
A comfortably furnished cottage Of 10 rooms South
Mountain, with 10 Of land, will be sold as il
stands for the small Of 600. This is splendid
chance to buy summer residence.
One hundred and thirty and good S-room
house. miles from the celebrated Orkney Strings Va
and q short distance from the Alum Springs. spen-
did country and good location for aphysican 800
An elegant estate of 1,6l7 acres on the Richmond.
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad, 90 miles from
the city Of Washington. Price, $25 per acre
Three hundred acres in Sussex Comfy Va, i mile
from station of bonneville. Price, $40 per acre, i'm
proved.
healthy and elevated; fine place for summer resort.
Price, 8l5,00O.
nice little home of acres improved by an S-room
house and outbuildings plenty Of fruit; mile from
Anacostia Price, 81. 800.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
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Prince Georges County Teachers.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR

LAUREL, Nd, May 25, 1888
well-attended meeting OF the school Teachers
Association OF Prince Georges County was held
here to-day, Mr.. Lewis Ford presiding, and Miss
Edmonston acting secretary. Miss ID. Catrup ex-
planned, by aid or the lack-board, primary meth
DDS OF Instruction. Prof Schooley gave fully his
method OF teaching algebra. reading was given
by Miss L Gray, and recitation by Prof. Schooley.
Mr. Lnthicum gave a lecture on Circulation
Mr.. Lewis Ford contrasted the styles OF Dickens
and Scott as prose writers. The examiner, Mr.
stone, made an address on teachers reports and
the justice OF the present method OF paying teach
ers This was followed by general discussion Of
those subjects The closing addres So was delivered
by Mr.. A l. Ray. The association adjourned 70
meet on the last Friday OF next september at Up
per Marlboro. e
Wills FrLED-The last win OF Ellen Haake was
nled Ia the registers office yesterday. All the
estate, both real and personal Is left TO her two
nephews, Walter IL and Vim. PendleDury, equally.
Judge John i. Ninson, OF Rockville, Nd, Is named
as executor. The Will OF Lucy l. Hunter, also
nled, made the following bequests: To her three
brothers, VIM. X, John &. and Charles s. Mccain.
SO each; L Dow McCiain, SO and all the debCs
he owes TO her; to her niece. Clara MITCHELL her
watch and canoes; 70 Lizzie A. Barnes ali her
wearing apparel and Bible: 70 her mother, Mary
A. McCiain, all the residue OF the estate and she
Is named as executrIx- BY the will OF Mary p,
Faunce, also nled. 500 Is left 70 testators sister
Sopronia n. Hubbard, and the remainder OF the
estate TO her husband, Daniel w. Faunce, and be-
u named as executor.
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EOR sALE-1O ROOM p. b. B. W., 19110O. NJ ST.
100. Cap. Hill, $500; room p. b, b. w.. 2Ox1O0.
4th. bet and sts ne. $525Q; g room I br so mod;
room p. b. b; W., cor house. new. st. NV, 200: 10
$4,000; II room p b.. b. W.. nrstclass house 18th.
near o ST., $1,000; cor. lot on 18th st. and three
avenue points must be sold ecI very cheap. I. H..
SYPHERD & CO., 1921 Est. my25- 2t
ICOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE FOR TWO DAYS
room brick house; east front: deep lot 10th ST
18th st. 800 cash, and S25 monthly.
my25-2t STALEY l. HILL 624 18th st.
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EoR sALE-HOUsES. I623 and 625 Ii St n.
II 1901 X st. u w., b. w..b. h. and h. r SS2, 900
h. III. S}6 900 to 7th-st road. Il 800
20O1 r st. W., b. 1910 H st. n. W., b h..
h. 13r %. 900 Tors. g. 500
400 NJ st. nw- b.h-. IN. 1242 18th St NV, o;
29i6 to 1854 Bound eo55 St n.w. b. h. wv
n.w b. b., Ar. $4,000 l.. l2r 900
1ll6 Conn ave NV, 223 Indiana ave- NV.
bh, mi. LET. 49, 500 b. b., m l., Or. 500
1912 Vt ave. NV, D. 1419 goth st. NV. b.
H., M. l., l3r.. ....16O0O b., IN, l., 500
2O24 to 2O42 Bdy; st. North Cap. and SITS o
NV. bh, 4r.....15700 n.w b. b, III. .,9r. q, 600
200 TO 204 St and 12OS 9Th st. NV, b h.:
1926 and 1923 I'd ST. m. /, Or. 800
n:w- bh. Or. g 500 2126 to 2130 K st. n
SITS. NV, B. h.mi $4,000 23 Est n w. b. ST. &, 500
2211 to 1929 10Th ST. 800 9th NV, b. n. M.
1850 st. n w.. bh.. 43s to Az NV. ill.,. '
ID St. NV, l.. Ell q to sis 9TH st. low
1918 10Th St w.. 7ss 4t R m
h, m. l., ..12,0 600 1882 26thst NV. hh.
'G M. L. Ii n~ .iiooo so sh me- III. Ii i5So
The above fs only portion of the property ON my
books For full list cali ut office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th Imys5l THOS. E WAGGAMAN.
ITOR SALE-HOUsE ON n W. COR. OF AND
Il 18th ST.; rooms, and renting for $40 so per mo.
only $1,000. NJ. n. PARKER,
mV15-6t 141S Il at
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my10-12t

EOR sALE-A NEW HOUSE. $50 DELAWARE
Il ave- ne, three squares from Capitol. and In good
neghborhood; house has seven rooms and all modern
improvements; beautiful parking In 'front.' price.
ply TO WIMSATT 3 UHLEk eth,st wharf. or
CHARLES v. TROTT. builder. Ills 9th 1t NV.
my10-eo4t
EOR sALE-LARGE HOUSE OF FOURTEEN
II rooms; lot 206x06; brick stable ON rear Of lot;
ct. my1O-eo3W
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Tor sALE-A. VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
safn ssssn sSs LOUIS q
Tor SALE BARGAINS NORTHEAST : COY,
u home-iike. south-tront brick. l122 ct ne: ST!
ieaSS 81 vflfI Ssp gSssfArEBrcl 11oe ST.
VII fy Psf 81 an an
S3 %s5 sEss trees; $3.50 ALBERT s!G y a.r
Il well-built Houses. rooms and cellar. mod imps.
xs HsassS GrR0
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN-s07 j. ST. NV.
house in splendid condition; LOT 261l0o Permission
ss inspect must be obtained hTGuEh hf Ge Look
my24-3t 9I6 F st NV.
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE 2-STORY AND
Gv cellar 6rick rooms bsth IN eco 9Gder lot
GoW3S Sn csM III hsIs loSs St a' %Ss4s So
TOR sALE-NEw. TEN-RooM BRICK DWELL,
@ Ss ss
by latrobes and grates Also wooden mantels and TIL
on omns Of this Is
eommsneing the erection Of hne dwelling thereon;
$1,000. On cay terms Permit to examine given
m23-4t 02I st NV
LNOR SALE
i. Very desirable new 8-room dwellings, all mod. imp
located South Carolina ave. Pennsylvsnia ave-
O. beautiful locatioh wide parking convenient to
cars herdics, churches. schools and market Houses
required. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
my22-lm 927 St
Tor sALE-TwO NEW HOUSES. 1856 AND 1851
II Massachusetts ave, Dupont Circle 20 aud 22
rooms: lots 30x13O and 3Sxl22 For prices and per-
1407 + St myl9-1t
nor SALE-FIVE BRICK HOUSES, N.WS6,OOO
I4b.h. ON st. NV, 6r.. all m easy terms 200
room house. cor I'd and Ct. nea all MI. 1890
house, High and 33d. 6eoryetn, all mi 1850
We have unimproved lots in all parts Of the cay;
easy terms. -
J. b. BELLINGER 4 CO,
my19-12ts 1898 St nv.
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u oCK ENoN SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,
Six and half hours from Washington,
circular for season Of 'SS at office OF
A. s. PRATT SONS,
myl9-3m The Sun Building, 81.
HOTEL GILSEY, OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
III ave. Alta City. under entire new manage
ment: full electric bells and gas through
out large rooms with high ceilings: beds aud table
first class open June 1 to October l. p. n. X.
SCHWENCk- Prop. myle-2m
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100 MANY SURFACE TRACKs-oBsTAcLEs TO TRAVEL
AND NPRoyENEST-THE RUINED NALIe-AFFLIcTED
NORTHEAST AND SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
APPEALS FOB REMEDY
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK MANSION, WITH
L grounds overlooking Washington; half mile from
railroad station; II rooms; newly painted and
papered kitchen, four rooms: orchard, with apples
peaches, ounces. pears, &C. Apply to Dr.. q. WYTHE
COOK, Thomas Circle. sp2S-6w'
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

I'm attempt to prohibit gambling in
Leadyille has ended in II failure. The
city Council. by a vote 0f To q, decided
not To enforce the ordinances ia relation
To 1t. In deciding the vote Mayor Cook
stated that lac did not think the city
was ia a financial condition TO make
such u radical change ard concluded by
saving thai nincty.liye per cent. Of the
tax payers were in favor OF allowing the
gaInbling-houses 10 run. The friends
OF the movement are in no way dis
MAYED al tie result, and AN indep 'ndenI
citizens ticket VIII De placed In the
field nj the forthcoming election, bn,
with no chance oi success.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
s.,t Definitions.

Bank-AuCicntly an establishment,
for the safe custody Of money: hut nuW
used for the uusafest disposal OF tile
same.
Manager lie who manages to so dis.
pose ot it without the knowledge of the
owners thereof.
Cashier So called ion the principle uf
lucus a non lucendp; just as a locke; is
so called because 1t does not lock- hc.
cause he cannot cash.
DiTector-A vague term with yari-
ety of meanings. Usually rs indeiinablc
rs he i' unGndable-when wanted.
Creditnrs-rhose who cry over milk
or other liquids thus spilled.
Stock-Similar TO space or time. The
ignorant think 1t is infinite and exists
everywhere. The wise know it exists
only In the mind.
Crcdit-Au extinct variety of an ante.
diluyian bird Of prey. The only proofs
Of It's existence are the fossil remains OF
those 1t fed on.
Dcbit-A voracious omnivorous ami.
mai supposed to have caused the death
aud extinction oi the bird of prey above
mentioned. Grip.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

OUI representative IN Congress
Judge symes has succeeded IN getting
through the House the Senate Joint res
oluti0n, introduced by Mr.. Teller, which
directs an investigation Of the practical
billty OF constructing reservoirs Tor Tie
storage oi water In the arid regions al
in. United States. The measure di'
reefs the Secretary Of III. lyieIloy h,
! ...s....s ,T- s>.s.utut III IN. tfp!n'lrl
Survey 10 make such examinations, and
gather such facts rs bear on the qirs
tion ani report Ia Congress the result,
Thus the entering wedge has becu sue
crssfuily driven into an important qUcs'
tiun, aud Colorado will receive her share
of the benefits which are likely to be de
rived thcTcfrom.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
eve" are Laid ty.

The next issue NJ III" Arizona Kicker
10 ever there i, oncl will contain tie
following douhlc-leal.j explanation (:
I've aW- an apology 10 the patrons OF
ihe Kicker for IT. non-apr-aTanen last
week. several l1w-,lown cus,rs, lik.
Jim Whltciish and Steve iily!ock. have
remarked that We might skip half .
dozen publication days and nobody IN
,liis section would ever notice L., hIt
We Euuw better. We know thai the
Kicker is locked for each Thursday hy
lis subscribers ~ auNiuully rs old Pete
Nhiicnmb looked for help wh'n u
grizzly tear PLAYED hlll with his carcass
down in Rei Dog canon last summer.
We are not rich. We aru prepared la
pll In the lap Of luxury un short notice,
and with ncltucss ani dispatch. but the
tlfur hasn't come vet. Not being rich.
We are uur own eompoSiior. pn-ssman,
lu-al aui editor. LAST Saturday while
". were engaged in setting up ma NJ.
liclr on tie increase Of gnphCrA for Our
outside, Our oiiic- was invaded hy u
couple OF m'paniy hycuns II ~. low.
est type named sutton and Smith.
Neither uf the hycnaS was rctsun-
ally known in Us. We took them .pf n
couple Of ,cni.rfret from iiliunnls.
locking 10 open in business here. We
l-i, the ease u, which We We're ut work
AMI approached them with smile un
Our brow. Nc nay ne, he ~ Chester.
'front.' saloon. hut when II comes ,n 70.
cciNing stranger who may give Us y
| half colunn ai. for six months 'srr
fourth page for advertising riicsl We
think ". know our business II srrms
That Ia our article Of two weeks ago on
the NECESSITY ~ crnamcntin. the ;r,rs
Ia this localliy with III. ca!raurs II
Hcuundrrls. We pointed out these two
rutps n suoi pnrH 90 begin with. They
took umhrigc q, our remarks aud had
h-.n LAYING Tor ts Well knowing ihs,
although We have been cousump;.yc
fur yclr1i, uui that uur weight las Tiin
down 10 eighty min. pounds. We never
let any one wipe their feet on our cuat
tails and ,hcu get away they darrell take
nn rhanc-s.
We were in the center Of the gang
wh.t, We could strike ont each way.
Tie rebellion lasted alon, four minutes.
u, The cud nf which tim. the pirates de.
parted and lrl, Us lying on the n11r.
We were Tired. There was also come
diUicuiiy with our vision. M we'll as
with number OF Our teeth. Every
si"p taken In the investigation mp To-
this time leads to the belief that We
were licked. We had been l,ius there
over an hour when Col. lIillycr came in
To renew his subscription and dis.
covered Us. some men would have
picked Oar pocket. but the Colonel did
NOT; I; was the mos; villainoug outrage
since the days of Troy. We are slowly
getting better. As soon rs We are On
Our feet again We shall issue the
Kicker regularly. II will H. red hotter
than ever. Now is the time to sub
scribe. Next issue twill he hummer.
and our citizens should take lU.N1U exira
copies and send them all over the East
TO boom the town" -- Detroit Free
Press.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Tl.InTr.E nI.l.1-l.rIN

nlwlins mail leaves Monday. w~inc-,i,y anti
Friday u y. IN. Arriycs Tuesday, Thurs.
day urd saturday n y. M.
Grand River mail leaves Monday n, sn. m.
Arrives Tuesday Gt u. m.
i'angcly mHil leaves Monday at a. NJ. Ar-
riygs Tburiay at SPIN.
ficcHucc private mail leaves Wednesday at 5
u. u. Arrives Tuesday.
Money order ani registry department opon
from u. III. to tp.m.
oncr open sundays from 20 10 u. NJ. md
from Gto y. IN.
J. V. HousruS, rc-lmasior.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

AnuuT The middle Of last week the
Eastern States wera visited by "a terri
bic snow storm and blizzard. Most Of
the railroads in Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and New York were blockaded,
and in some instances the snow was 20
deep that snow plows could not be used.
Even the elevated railway tn New York
City had TO cease running. The mcr-
curry was down TO zero at many points.
aud the gale swept with fearful velocity.
East river wcs frozen hard enough to
allow people to walk across between
Brooklyn and New York. Several per-
sons were frozen to death.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

llESEY BEEuu, founder and prcsi.
dent ot tile society for the prevention
"t cruelty Ia animals. died on III. 10th
instant in New York at the age Of oi
years. For the past quarter of cen.
slry his life las been devoted to the
protection ot dumb animals from
cruelty. a, first Il. was widely riii-
oulei and strongly opposed, but he
gained his point. The work has grown
and spread its branches abroad. until
now 1t Is a recognized feature every
where.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
How 4. ,,u.ta.i,, Feels.

How does II fee! to have II mustache
on your lip, Henry she asked when
she perceived TINT her lover WAS cnl,l'
yatlng that masculine adornmsnt.
Il can't say, p lie answered; "how does
1; feel to have one on yoursy'
We'll" size answered, rs she strug'
glcd from his embrace and drew her
breath, Il think i, is something IL
which one could in time become recon
,ilclr
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

InE demise Of the gallant and brave
OLD Kaiser Of Germany did not create
onc-half the political furor and social
disinlcgra,ion in Europe that was pre-
dic'cd as an inevitable result of that
event-did not, in tact, create anything
oi the kind. The old Kaiser is dead
and will In a day or two be laid with the
dust Of his fathers, the new Emperor is
proclaimed and few more days will
see him solcmnly crowned and yet the
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Tnr -. Louis Republican asks: lis
there ans free American who would
eilliusiy change places with Alexander
!!It' Wei. perhaps not altogether.
says the Alta; bat In view Of the fart
that Alex. has an income Of about
sMrp q day, II the coniuundci Nihii.
lists would ouly quit throwing bombs.
there NJ" one or two newspaper editors
who would NO, mind making the .s.
elnnFc wi,h Inn for q week or ;wo-ioT
revenue only.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

TuE Utah Legislature adjourned Last
week. The appropriations made b. 1t
are largely In excess OF ans former Sos.
sion, provisions being made for an in.
sane nsi ium, q reform school aud nm
agricultural college. Al of the old bills
which were designed 10 protect polyga-
miab aul aid them in lighting the
United States Laws, heretofore passed
ani vetoed hy Governor Murray. we're
again passed nj this session, bu; Gov
aruor West chopped oil about thirty
such measures with his littlc-vcto.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Az GNpSING IDSL.

.En.u II thou Ioya thee. lilile mpldf'
said MrrA io Isabel,
Tue hour passed, and yet he stayed.
iIisy yrHruins lpye 10 tell.
A. at they thus meath iowor'-i light
\ fuotstcp neaI-d the d"or;
Then came upon the ztiiiy night
A crH-h-Hni aIl w1s DER.
ION. pa what have you dun"f' she crieii
Her stz" grew diih and drfk
Pear moi, my girl, h"r u, rop'iod,
1--WE merely 'ta.ed th. MARX.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

GEr1EE. from MI parts II Wyoming
show liis 10 have urcn the millcst win.
ter experienced for many ycan. ,ai,l,
arc reported 10 b. la Tine condition ui
Tie ranges viii. no more lossc, than oc,
car la TIDE summer seasons. The pros,
iscis Inr cattle growers In tia, Tcui'
t1y aTr Frightening.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Is 1881 this country had sii head u
cattle to even lovo inhabitants. In is-5
there were only 80 cattle for each i."p1
I'gtsons. It is time To tax. the limiia.
tiuns oG the cattle interests OF tie
Wrs;, and let us have more b-rf.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
WHITE RIVER sTovK.GHuwEgs Asso.
C1STtOS.

Frcsidrni. len Price
Nivc-rresilCut. W. -. Loriur
Secretary, l.. u. nuashor
Treasurer. H. C. Ito4.k
Executive Crmmittcc. Al. Gregory. \. C.
Hatch ulG q. j. Tfiu-.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Is connection with the Range meet,
ing ut Denver n-Ni week a cowboy tour
nnmcnI Is announced. II IL the inicn.
lion ri the management, To exclude ail
brutality hp"-Nrr slight. tho main i.a,
iuFr being linc riding IN npplic'i 10 tile
h-riins nI cattle on the plains. The
tourney will b- held Thur,.la, after.
n,-sp NJ U..rr fr"u, rus.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

NEXT wcvE The international Range
convention VIII meet al DrHyrT. T..
citizens uf that city have left nothing
undoue in make !, ~ pleassn, as i'os.
slblc for the visitors, and Indications
point towards full attendance.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

peace OF Europe is no nearer a pr"tabir
aud Imminent disinteglatiun than be-
fore the demise OF the aged Imperial
sovereign. Imperial diplomatisls aFo
mo higher in the rank OF statesmen than
American politicians. The true i'm
p.rial government, after all, is that OF
the peopl.-EN.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
STATE HOARD OF CATTLE iSSrErripN
tuNNfSS IpNTUS

l.. u. Tucker Denver
u. =. johnson. Gfc,lry
William Wifh.ra, Las Animns
Hcrrrc ". Thompson, it., DInnzu
trprEu II. Adams, -Jtrsiun"
J. 7. Brink. GuIul Junction
=. s. trrcfi, NrUtgr
~ u Nrtsalr. River bend
". ~ wyatt. Greeley
state veterinary SURGEON. Chns. q. Lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

DARoTA aud Nebraska papers now
have good opportunity Ia pay back
their brethren In the Els, in their own
coin. The bllgzlpl OF last week viii
compare with the ms two months ngu.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Nin .taiic management have hcri
preparing tlirir rnaib-i for standard
gauge ears. last week new loc1mo.
iisc ani ak passenger ani express ears
were received nj Denver ani Is now
running regularly between that rnln,
ani Pueblo. INT, system will likely l..
extended To Lcaiyillc before many
months roll hy.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
srNru OPTICIANS

CutrruuT. Airs Adaui'
Lieutenant, cs'rtn1r. -. II, Nfliuw
~f1lFiasy ~ State. Jane. ui0f
Trasufur. Potter ~ ifrrrs
<utl. t.ui " ins'rrsfiuu. T. p rHGu.i
AfiHrisY ss.surfsi. AiNiu Nureh
iissr,sls state Jnivrfrity. :. \ Grin 'r
l. = JuFu.i. u. -. wr-iiHiry. u. T. N-r,
cug4t. T. J. r"mpie aui Wolff i.1udun~r.
.rrt3ruu ,uvFr
gtirl Jusllar. william 4 Isrk
49, airf, DC. Helm an'i :. II. iii-ti
Jptunfa.tunrrr. \. J. iii.inE. Tho. Ia1uu
sul lnlu g. -i4ilrup.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Much of the so called pound cake
served at the average hotel is well
named. since every slice weighs fully
10 ounces and produces the most violent
indigestion,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
the HERALD BRAND

Al! stock branded as above on any
ii p',t ., animal from the tail up to right
Oehlnd the ears. Range. Garfield.
hout,' Grand, Eagle. Pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
southern wyoming and few select
patches OF feeding ground all over
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
DISTINCT OFFICIALS

N's'rt#t ifHisr. rtU!11s \. Hu krt
HistTiTi Ntf.Tury. u r. rtyirr
state s"uatur. u. H. Uiiv
state Representative. Melvin Isi-Hri.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
sACssGLDu- nENEDICr.

cuufnund II. Another button gone!
Toe lUnF nn old "b.,.h' have ihrrieh;
How quickly wife would sew i "n-
Ob, how 1 wish | were married!
-
n nniy h1d alt thai money back
Th,i nnc- In my pocket did Jingle
The money spcn, Ia that sehisk.n s,trt,."-
oh, tUw I wish g-r" single.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

sritsints. =. ". tiDvcn rHi II. ". Teller
Nrlfi-sr - ssangf.ss. a. a. sfm--
bisfEtrt iwizr. N"sfs iiaiisit
HhfshHi. r, nm
NruEnrr, ~. ", iI'1,i,l'i
ilrsisirr ~ lu: Land nnc'. -, r'ian
rs-,-isrr ~ i'ltiIr Hrnry.. - swan
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

II often Gu, my oldest aclnnlI tanee,
said the huzs-saw as 1t took oil - mill
hands finger.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

luE fact that none of the politicians
are making any attacss on ih. whisky
trust is probably due u the erroneous
impression, caused by the illusiyc maine
OF that organization.
TIir last rail of the Denver, Texas y
Fl Worth railroad was spiked down on
the li,h inst, and II Is matter oI grca,
rejoicing all along the line, The two
large empires are now well united.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
rnwN nrrrrrArs.

Trustee, y. u. nuchtn. =. y. Jnhnutrru. ].
T.. Mediation. g. u. Thnyrr. n. =. wlthngs
Clerk and ituruuirr. q. u. ThnyVr
Treasurer. " 4. Wfihnck
rulic. Nusi.tattc. !. \. Watson
Marshal. J. ~ Wool
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
HurcniNsoS 4 siMoSs.

Ah"'c hnnh IN lcft side. Also own ca,,l.
branded: r on LETT shoulder or side. Ear.
mark "nhcrhn"t In each car. Horses brand.
W s''h' II. cn' on l"n shoulder. i,nnTc. ricc.
nnc" creek aud white river. ro.,o.r, =,
irrs-, Mcukcr. Colombo.