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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

forty-five horses with sulphuric acid and
croton oil during the progress of political
meeting held here on November Sd. Hen
derson made confession in Court There
was much excitement when the sentence
was pronounced. Henderson was hurried
off to Chester this afternoon.
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AT THE BAY.
How the Vote Was Cnunted-Ths Pro-
posed Vitioultu, al Exhibit.

postu
SAN FRANCISCO, December 11th.-The
'Donnell-Pond recount shows in the fif-
teen precincts thus far counted gain OF
seventy one for 0'Donnel The recount
may not change the result, but it will de-
velop some very peculiar features in the
manner of counting the vote in this city.
The State Viticultnral Commission de-
cided to-day not to open the permanent ex-
hibit and wine exchange in Platt's Hall till
the end of the month.
The Occidental Coursing Club decided
this evening that no dog should be allowed
to run unless owned by a member of the
club.
The Tammany Society elected new Di-
rectory this evening. Samuel Newman was
chosen President of the Board of Directors.
The Financial Secretary's report shows
Sl,642 on hand, after having expended SILL
300 for campaign purposes.
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wAsHINGTO TERRITORY.
Tho People Demanding the admission o
The Territory AS "a State

Inc People Demanding the admission of
The Territory as State.
SPOKANE FALLS, December 11th.-A large
AID enthusiastic admission meeting, at
woich the Mayor presided, was held to-day.
Speeches ere made by Hon. J. j. Browne,
J. l. Wilson, Governor Laughton and
uthers. Resolutions were passed calling
for convention at Ellensburg on January
Sd, also for mass meeting in each county
on December 10th, to elect delegates to the
convention asking the Governor to con.
vene the Legislature to call a Constitutional
Convention, and also favoring the annexa-
ton of the Idaho Panhandle. A delegation
is to be sent to Washington to urge admis-
sion before the present Congress. If refused
they will 90 to Indianapolis to urge a spe-
cial session on President elect Harrison.
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The Clark-Heiibron Suit In Progress in
Fresno County.

FRESNO, December 11th.-The celebrated
case of Mrs. jeremiah Clark, in her own
name and as guardian, etc, of her hus-
band, against Heilbron and others, which
was begun in the Superior Court yesterday,
is progressing slowly. The action is
brought to set aside contract purported to
have been made between jeremiah Clark
and number of The defendants in the case,
by which the latter were to lease Laguna
de Tache Grant for number of years. with
the option to purchase the same within a
given time.
Plaintiff claims that at the lime of the
execution Of the lease and contract Clark
was not of sound mind, and was incapable
of doing business.
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ANOTHER GALE.

The Atlantic Coast Again Swept by a
Fierce Storm.
AsBUEY PARK On. j., December 11th.-
A heavy storm is raging and the wind is
blowing On shore. Crews of the life-sav,
ing stations are patrolling the beach. tt is
thought considerable damage will be done
at high tide. A large quantity of cocoa
nuts came ashore this morning, and are
supposed to be from wrecked vessel.
MANY DISASTERS EXPECTED.
New YORK, December 11th.-Advices
from Halifax and the New England coast
announce the prevalence of a storm OF
rain amounting to almost hurricane, and
marine disasters are expected to be de-
veloped by daylight tomorrow
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Eastern Oregon.
We quote fall
MOUNTAIN, lUtGloc
San JOAQUIN and Southern. 9G12c
Humboldt and Mendocino ................... 16d1sc
HIDES AND sKINS-Quotable as follows:
Heavy steers, 81 fos up, p D.. -@sZo SC O.
Cows and Steers. IS TO sc f,s.....6s497 @6o
Light 50 70 40 5bs....-...............-5 @5% OK
hips, IA 10 81 COZ fe412
Veal Skins, to IL Ds............-.5 @5% @4i9
Calf Skins. to 10 Ds................5 @52 4 @41S
Dairy Calf, 25dp35c each; Dry HlGes, usual
selections, 1218@l3e: Dry Eips, dc, 1Oc s
D; Calf Skins, do, 10c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, 6@7c y %; PeltS, shesrltag, LEG
25c each; do, short, 30I5oc each; do, .lei;uul,
60@75c each; do long wool, e0c@si % each; beer
Skins, summer, 40c do. fair and Inedinm.
371ac p ID: Goat Skins, 50G65c apiece for prime
and perfect, 40950c for medium, 20G 25c each for
small.
MEAT MARKET-Beef has firm tone Mutton
is steady, the late advance being well maintained
Lamb is scarce and offerings will be light until
after the new year is entered. Pork is
being free. Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers:
Beef-First quality, 61a@7c second quality, 81
@6c; third quality, sc y u. Veal-Quotable
at 56D6c p 70 for large and 7a9c p y for small
Mutton-Quotable at 6&17c p b. Lamb--Quot-
able at S15@912c g b. Pork Live Hogs on ieot
grain fed, 6G614c: soft, 5szd &c; dressed Eces
S1ad9 90 = 10
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THE WORK OF FIsNDs.

An Aged Lsdy Horribly Tortured by a
Gang OF Robbers.
PITTsBURG, December 11th.-Miss Mollie
Ross, an aged lady, living near Uniontown.
was horribly tortured last night by burglars
for the purpose of securing money that
she was supposed TO have in the house.
The rsscals bound her with heavy cords,
applied lighted candles TO her feet, and in
fiicted severe bruises upon her body with
climbs
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Two Fires Yesterday.

SANTA CRUZ, December 11th.-A fire al
2:45 this morning broke out in the roof oi
the Cappellman building on Pacific avenue,
then communicated TO the Kunitz build
ing. There was great damage by water
The loss is about $4,000.
GRIDLEY. December 11th-The residence
of ]. L. Hall was burned at 11:45 O'Clock
last night. The loss to the building is
81 600 The loss of contents was $500 and
iosured. r. c. Long was the owner of the
building. The origin of the fire is un-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
BETTER THAN LAST YEAR,
Preparations for Butte County's Citrus
Fair st Oroville.

0RovILLE, December 11tb.-The citrus
pavilion received its covering to-day, not
outstanding the rain. The interior ar
rangements for exhibits begin tomorrow,
and will all be ready for the opening next
Monday. Most OF the floor space is al
ready engaged, and the exhibit will be
finer and larger than that of last year. The
rainy weather has been somewhat of a
drawback, but the exhibition will be ready
on time
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WANTS HER MONEY.
A California Lady Sung to Recover Sixty
Thousand Dollars.

Thousand Dollars.
BosToN, December 11th.-In the suit OF
Mrs. Sarah Preble, of California, against
Bates Il Valley, of this city, the evidence
showed that Mrs. Preble had sent her son
to Boston and intrusted him with securi-
ties valued al $50, 900, which he turned over
to Bates & Valley through undue infiu-
ence. 1t is claimed that the firm induced
the young man TO embark in wildcat spec
ulations, and got all the money. The suit
is for its recovery. General Butler has
charge of Mrs. Preble's case.
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Rebuking silurian oaiciaIs.

SAN RAFAEL, December 11th.-Quite a
sensation was created on our streets this
morning by the appearance of James s.
McCue, late candidate for the Assembly,
Wilder Page and another citizen, each
armed with shovel or broom They
scraped the mud from two of the most
travelled corners, amid the plaudits of the
onlookers. The town authorities had made
no provision for the work being done
Hence the undertaking.
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Sacramento Bank. Annual Meeting.

rIlHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Sacramento Bank held
at It's Office, corne. J and Fifth streets, at 7
of e,ecting Board of Directors for the coming
year. ED. r. HAMILTON, Secretary.
December L. 1855 de5lOt
CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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SENTENCE OF A BRUTE.
Twenty Eight Years In Jail forsTorturing
Dumb Animals.

TAYLoRvILLE (nl.), December 11th. =
Charles f. Henderson, veterinary sur
geon, was sentenced to-day to twenty-eighL
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SHOCKING CRIME.
A Family of Eight Persons Murdered and
Cremated.

Cremated.
MOUNT PLEASANT (Tex.), December 11th.
News was received from Cookville to-
night that the dwelling of John B. King
was burned early this morning, and that
King, his wife and six children perished.
1t is believed the family were murdered
and the house fred to conceal the crime
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
SUE ON,

6c9 & street, between Sixth and Seventh.
TUsif RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
- of new stock comprising all kinds of UN-
0ERwEAR and FANCY GOODS at very low
prices. Give Us call. 4ptf
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
UNDERTAKINGS.
REEVES & LONG

REEVES & LONG,
VI ~ ID II E II Ia e. N NJ -.
6O9 J ST., bet. Sixth az.d eyenth (norti ssdei
yITE'KEEPON HAND A COMPLETEY<sszz
wv Stock Of Cofins ard Caskets; also 1z,zsasAs1
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from citl
or country will receive Srompt attention, day Of
night. EMBALMING done In the best manner
at reasonable rates. ~
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ARIZONA,
Unfortunate Death by Accident "T a.
Army Officer.

Army Officer.
PHGSIx. December 11th.-Major E ]
Spalding Of the Fourth Cavalry, command
ng officer at Fort Mcdowell. met with
occidental death yesterday, while out hunt
ing, some ten or twelve miles from the
post. Further particulars are lacking. be.
yond the fact that his death was caused by
his own gun, and was almost instantaneous
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
San Diegans Opposed to Division.

SAN DIEGO, December 11th.-The Sun
this afternoon prints large number of in.
terviews with the most prominent citizens
of San Diego regarding the proposed divi.
sion of California into two States. The
sentiment is shown to be strongly against
division. About two-thirds Of those inter
viewed were opposed to it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Fnnernl nf senator NIcClnre,

NAPA, December 11th.-The funeral OF
the late David Mcclure was held here to-
day at 1880 o'clock from the Presbyterian
Church. 1t was very largely attended by
friends OF the deceased, and by representa-
iives of the various fraternal orders of
which he was an honored member. Rev.
Richard Wylie officiated.
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PACIFIC HOTEL
PALACE RESTAURANT.
900 r streeh--

ID NJ. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
d. bright, new and hrst-olass The table will
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
dav and night. II
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PACIFIC COAST.
SENATOR tHANDLER'S s. CCEaSOR
A REPUBLICAN.
San Diegans Opposed to Division
The Deed OF a Fiend-Butte's
Coming Citrus Fair.
IMPORTANT CASE.

isPEc1AL DsspArcHEs TO THE RzooaD-uNycs.l
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~. j. KAyANAu0H.
HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNSMITH,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALS q -
WI er in Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, MI
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. T
AL the leading makes Of Guns and ES
Rifles at popular prices-Parker, y
Lefever, Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. First-class Gun and Rife
,Gork Send for price list of guns No. 523 Z
. street. Sacramento, Cal II
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SUN WING,
sO2 j STREET.

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF JAPANESE
and Chinese goods for holiday presents. Also,
full lire of Chinese ware. d11An.tf
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE

HoTEL, at9-3 325 sANsoMR ST. (oNE DOOR
III from Bank of California;, San Francisco,
Cal. Boa5d and Room. 81, 81 % and IL so per
day. Free Coach TO and. from the Hotel.
Montgomery Bros. io2S- If .Proprietors.
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A IL FRUIT AND vINE-GRowERs sHoULI
n read the WEEKLY UNION.

~
~ read The WEEKLY UNIos.
TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
L the County OF Sacramento, in the State of
California In the matter OF the estate of REU-
BEN JOHNSON, deceased. CHARLES II.
JOHN<ON the administrator of the estate of
REUBEN JOHNSON, deceased, having filed his
petition herein, duly verified, praying for an or
der OF sale of the real estate OF said decedent,
for the purposes therein set forth. 1t is hereby
ordered that all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased appear before the said Superior
Curt on FRIDAY, the 11th day of JANUARY,
1889 at ten O'Clock T. VI, at the Courtroom Of
house in the City of Sacramento, Cal, to. show
cause Why an order should net be granted to
the said administrator to sell said real estate ;
and that copy OF this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO
DAILY RECORD UNION, q newspaper printed and
published iii said county.
Dated Decemeer4 4, 1855.
JOHN ~. ARMSTRONG,
Judge of the Superior Court.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Admins
traitor. d11-td
NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-NoTICE Is
IN hereby given 10 the creditors of end all
persons having claims asainst the estate OF
CHARLES NJ. 4. CHAPMAN. deceased, to pre-
sent said claims. with the necessary afiidavits
and vouchers, 10 the undersigned, exPcutrix oil
the VIII OF deceased, at the Office of Clinton L.
/ White, northeast corneI of Second and streets
Sacramento, within isa months after the first
publication Of this noaice
November 81, 1858.
SARAH V. CHAPMAN,
Exeeutrix of the will of Charles N. t. Chapman
deceased.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Executrix.
n2t 5tW
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

U,HE ABLEsT PAPERs ON THE COAST Is
the WEEKLY UNION.
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FRITZ d MILLER,
uN ID III "a IA. * @R@

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWg TzMPLB
" Ninth and x streets. Compla5a stock o.
Undertekers Goods constantly on hand. Cit,
or night, al reasonable rates. Telephone 15s. a.
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Railroad Surveyors Up North

REppING. December 11th.-Thirty- six
men of surveying party arrived here last
night from Portland, said 10 be here for
the purpose of discovering a route from
here to connect with the Union Pacific.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
BUSINESS CARDS.


II. ?. ROOT. ALEX. SELssON. j. DRzscol.
ROOT, NELSON s. co.,
HEION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
" Founders and Nschinjsts, Front street.
between NJ and o. Castings and machinery OF
every description made to order. 4p1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

SUNDAY excepted. SUNDAY only. tSaturday
only. sMondsy excepted. SFriday only. A.
FoF morning P.-For afternoon.
a. N. To xSE, Geaersi Manager.
T. q. GOODMAN, Senersl Psssenge. snd Tich ct
Agent u
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08

al the greater part Of thinateHeel' per
haps IN tic province ug thanigngl r6lyg
amy pruyuils i Ch.namgn 10 praeiieaii,
free 10 iale Us many wives as ho can sup
port Ono cause Of this practice Is ii''
iea!ie In the heart 0f ossTy naive to Tais'
up u large iar;ily in - support ~ hl'
Old aga aud to do him honor after le u
lead Another cause of lie prevalence ol
nnly..iuy lies in tho fact that the TN
g-iie 1, chosen for man by bis f5Eehls
and the rrsul, In 80 often unraiisfaeior,
10 hisn that Le gladly embraces tho opfor
lgniIy io choose second for himself
Usually tho INT vito h. OF higher
rlps, than the other, and exercises 0
,.-turll supremacy over them indesi
20 l4rF As second Or third wiv-, have nc
ri4i!GFti they ~. little better than slaves
N the ho,if.o. a. O. r,i.o ,asy arc rot per
miIIei TO 81 down iu tho r!eHege" OF iLt
iirst VITO Occasionally. However. tile
positions arc ruy.f cd w,iea u second wife
iii;..G;ia;ss hrFze!f iI'o tho gieetlous 81 .
comnon huahauI. la; size raunoi elEiEi
hts title. Which Delun.-s Ia the AINi vic
When second " lhirlUifa, who IS child
less, u sick uAtu death. sho Is iaken 10
another house, and not i'.Lered to Clio IL
the house OF hss husband.
In tho ease G. Is nsr1nS or ih!Ei rfer
Tiage thi ceremonies ar, ,iinpl- ~ the
eonrlnsion tho newly E:aEr.ci woman !,
presented Ia tho first wife, whom sl.s
Promises To fesp.ct aud ob.y.-.sw Or
leans Tine brinccrat
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08

Tho Indian village. McchoopSn. I. at.ou,
icn minutes walk ffum tho Hidwcll man
sion. beyond the orchard 10 the west I,
lir, In group Of cut'nnwOad,. and T.
pretty and healthy There Ia school
laugh, by a r,;inci young American girl
ihe houses are plain wooden ones. quite
rs nca, 81 ordinary Portuguese laboFrrs
house.. When ono enters. few pictures.
decent furniture. curteini. IN some cases
sewing machines and musica! ins.ru
mruts arc sccl They show great dignity
aud simplicity In their Intercourse with
strangers When better acquainted they
arr happy hearted aGd cbildlikc. they
enjoy life and havo delightful. sense Of
humor They seem cailrcly TO lack per
soual pride In drcss icxcrp; on really
grand occasion-l. but they have solid self
respect. and show Il constantly
The little girls laugh, In their rchool
and In Sunday school src M modest and
wcil behaved children rs one could wish
to sec. no darker than the Italian peasant
children. and often quite rs pretty Their
singing Is M genuine rs that Of negro
children Tho children. too. arc now the
strongest influence 10 civilize the elders.
for the Indians arr all proud Of their cdn
Gated childrca Most OF tho little nice.
tics Of dress and home come In this way
Tho children read and write md use Eng
lish: and so tho parents follow II Is n
pretty sight TO watch tho older children
after achpol. telling TO their parents nll
they have learned. or playing with the
babies IN tho village streets. like any
other Californian girls and boys. healthy,
happy and busy.-C. G. Parry In Overland
Moutllv
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08

Such curious aud beautiful creature
were brought before our eyes as ] has;
scarce known even In my reading And.
a, II their natural beauty were no,
enough. ar, had been called IN to sncfsas.
their attraction Thoro w.ro ostriehes-
Ills bird. II you will believe me. of full
six cubi,s In heishi-dyed with yerniilon.
and Hons whose names Lsd bssn gildod.
and snteiop.- and pakelles. which ~ero
cunously adorned with ligh, eolored searfs
and gold tlnsel should weary you were
| to eunWara,s tho hiranso CREATURE,
which | aas Besides tho more common
kinds. lhero were river horses t'tis =
clumsy beast. and as little like TO =
horse a. can 10 conceived. except,
they say. NJ to tho heed when
tho upper halt Ia pro,rudei from
tho water. and rhinoseesos.s. and
lsbras beasts euriously striped and not
unliLo 10 a yery strong and swim assl.
and. Eb1ye all. elephants Though ! liked
no, the artificial giorninsof some Of these
crvs,urrs-whirh. indeed, though; proof
Of certain yuleari,y In these RnmEns-
| ounll not bg; admire tho skill with
which all theae animals had hecn taught
10 keep Ia subsection their natural tom
p-rs anI u Initiate the ways Of men TLls
was especially manifest In the elephants
AtAN 81 kfAF7H lAfArN AsA-aAfa
srif mes, carefully. walked on a rope
d fhily drawn Other four. on th. Same
n0s' d!fleuIi path. carried between them
= litter Ia which vas niih. who vprv
seated sick person
And even u.oTr wonderful tlaa thcs,
wsr-',Le lions and other beasts Of sln
liar kini I, las ElUays bosa a fzyo'ii-
marvel Of tho poets. how nlrrhus Ma
drawn la a ehari1, BY lcup-nts which b.
h.i trained 80 h. ~ dD-ll1 m horses But
nero saw iiaochus out,lon, LION, aud
Tigers. l,sn,h-rs AMI i'ozrs npfeAr.i "a
iirnily drawing ezgF.Esrs. ll1a- being
saA.d Ia tigers and p4Aghsrs TO Lr.Gs
Mild bnil- permitted boys and .ifl, TO
dance upon il-lE backs. Aad actually. al
the word o. command. stood upon ihrir
hini Zee, Siill morn wonderful Egsain
than this vas the spectacle Of li1a. hunt
ins hsrvs. catching them. and earryln
tho prey In their mouths. unhur;. 10 their
masters Ths emperor summoned t.io
lion tamof who had trained the t-as;s Ia
;hi. wonderful fashion. and praised him
highly fof his skill! To man answered
si,h an rFutiy a compliment a, ever
hSsri Ill ia 10 skill ~ mlne. my lord.
,ays 10. tho t--ss,s sFp s,'ntls bseaus-
ih-y know whom they sssre. - 5,
Nicholas.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08
Where Coral 4. faard.

Coral Is allied o. amber. bni dlseFs from
IL la its age. being much moro recent
Will, insects arc also common Ia ts.b-r'
they are rii Of extinct species. while those
In coral arc s;ill Ia existence 4 peenli
ariiy rbou, oop.l Is the appearance II liz
outside d tho y!ees, ~ found In %.
natural state .Ll> appearance - sii!ii1Af
To the skin Of a p!Gekea Fuose. End frurl
this ri.alisFiiy Il derives iIs name, Tho
irpose assh aI'esrEnro by sotae Is sup
posed To bo duo TO tho sand u which the
eop.l Ia found O. depth Of n feW ineh-,
80 siS feet, bet ~ sll tho Jumps sIv
o.iais.i Ola tho suF!-rc. this would prob
ally lFryca, any action By tie taHd. and
II Is ,aoEo likely duo TO some .lul Of con
iF.s,ion Ihs coral Is found sloag The
o.sss, of Zanzibar In tho desert sand and !,
dug up ty the natives I'~y stick long
t-bles down IA:o tho s-ni and strike the
!pmps Of e1iai l.so they would strike a
stone Tho pieces srs 81 al rlses !F"ia
,hrcs OF four lneh,s through down To a
Is an or Isa size Tho lns quality In US. d
20 r.aSe tho bas; coach vsfuish Tho
gar Is worth from if,y cent. 10 81. ss
eor,i!n: to quality. ,hE, 10. according TO
IL. elcaEpcss and the absence from Ia,
pari;Irs.-. York Evening sur
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08

Tho blonde Suffers dgslns tho summer
srason. 'af -S,wmo warmth Wilt sivo her
far- = DIR. colsgle., loox that |, by TO
si-sHs desirable u ths ia a wiss woman
.hr will TO, waste iof ,inia on any washes.
bat will rub her face every nigh; with
li,ti- rnT- olive oil S'i. need no; pa. on
sufficient TO riAks hes f,ro look sroasy.
.u, Jus; ot.nush 10 make u smooth and
make hrf CONSCIOUS Of tho sensation Of
zfnou,hn-ss tor tho other rs,,vtnc
reaehrd by tho blonIe-an olly skin-a
t-a.,-ooaiai Of brra, In . basin Of water
Will In found . ro--i wash Tho little
black spots. thai eoaio efiencsi on the
rvinovsl by = watch key Fu, a ii,,lo oil
Of vssrlinc on tho s,p, and then press !,
au, With tho T.r. .. tho Loy E.Saus, 81
;hc broad ~is.- II hurts ir,. ,hsa III.
squeezing with tho finger. and Is tao-o
certain. The uiss siazilra would 10 tho
ono ,ha. attend, TO this al night. - tina,
II tho $50, Ia BRUISED or ryi litil, oil
can 10 ru, on I. and by morning IL will
b. In good condition
Our rranimpihcss vc-s h-aa,ifgl o.,
20. nova iays ID. rose IL cultivated Until
Its enormous siss I. wondered e.. bu. It's
perfume Ia gc:.c. - I, IL with our vutacn.
Too many Of them arc rAsaer a. IS. al
though tho fac; that tho fashionable
soyclisi- arc recognizing. m Naisar did.
the charm Of the woman Of 81. still her
attraction Ia ~ yet confined to tho
Frvurhy Ar.a In large ciiics. There should
b. no lines on the face or hollows tn the
,h.,Ls IT tho WOMAN Of -. gad II thrso
src. they mus; come from lack o. sleep
OF Improper food. for cycn oarc viii
scarcely show Itself 10 room. Ia, well
sleep vcil aud ha,ho often will 10 tho
les, prescription To ca; well Is All ar. !.
Tor to Cd; 40 that tho stomach may -
-stisaci and regulated and the personal
srpszuuc. Improved l. to 10 dclirci.-
lab In Philadelphia Tmea
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08
THE HS1sLp BRAID

Al stock branded rs above oa apy
lsgI Of animal Ifum tli- tail M 10 fisht
Hch.ni the 'aD. Range, Garfield.
Hout,. Grand. Eagle. r.tsin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah aud
Southern Wyoming and frv select
patches u feeding ground I'll ever
T.. S.-Sn extra charge for cut, tn
CRAVING, descriptive m.iltr,uE ensisycd
characters. .,nd aiso includes copy Of
rmE HIRAM. Let tie cowboy on the
range Know ynug brand.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-08

A certain Kansas college professor. who
enjoys joke on himself Just ns heartily
a. he does on anybody else, once upon n
time delivered n lecture In Kansas town
AS is tho custom on such occasions. the
principal choir of tho place furnished
music. Before the delivery Of tho lecture
the choir mclodiously inquired, what
Shall the Harvest BeI' and after listening
to the lecture camo forward md mourn
fully sang Nothing but Leaves. TO.
pcka CAPITAL