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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
LOCAL NOTICES.


MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. POI Second st.
BmSKLRY LUMBER Co., l2l Jefferson st.
Buy your potato barrels from 4. Korlel,
No l2s Front street.
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riage any hour day or night
PANTS made 10 order nom 50 up. J..
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
d. II. BALpwiN & Co.. dealers In pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
LEE LumER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
w. 4. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street. Telephone, Al.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Bealc street. Tel. 3Gj Tor wagon TO call.
JouS lIorKISs, the plumber, gas Utter
and sanitary engineer - Poplar street
Telephone, no.
Co.'s MANurAcTumNu CouPANY. Main
Office aud Mill telephone No. 2S. Paint
Store telephone No. 10.
&. X. HoTcuKiss. skilled matchmaker
Difficult aud complicated watches ! cs.
peclally solicit. No. 80 Monroe street
rUaE aud whilo ~ the Hover whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Hlking Powder
DIAN q Lilly CoPrEs AND SPICE Co.
CLAssEs In decorative art painting in oil
Hnd water colors, wood carving, etching.
etc, are now forming in the lligbee
School Studies under MIs. Laura Prugh.
OF the Cincinnati Art School. drawing
clhsCs under Miss Dobyns, ~ hcuioiorc.
students admitted at ANY time and Tor any
branch desired.
MISS CinmE VI. KrAriNd, teacher Of
music. vocal and instrumental. Is teach. |
ing nj the music-housc Of n. II. Baldwin.
~ ALREADY announced, Miss Heating win |
give fcc scholarship for tile lat five |
months Of the session Us q reward TO tho |
pupil having the best record up 10 fcbru.
airy for dillgcnt study andiho highest d..
gre OF perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

Dn II. Il. BURLINGTON has moved his
oiiicc 10 the elegant suite 81 dental rooms
formerly occupied by DT. Vim. 4. AIRING.
ton Al SO Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
Tie I.urc.t only.

We usc squibb's preparations and chcm.
icals IN filling Prescriptions which arr
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at rasonablc prices Headquarters lor
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
IlrNnY !. llEisfEn. Auolhccary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

PIrrs and fittings, engine fittings.
Browne, the plumber.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

RurAiRiSa Of drays. carts, carriages and
huggios nj l.. Cunningham'r, MonOe ".
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

sralSELNe IIosr, garden hOse, a, 2Oi
Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
Dansirun

Gas FixruRrs, new designs Just 10.
coiycd, al 25i Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

Hosr. hose, hose, at Brswnc'a, the
plumber.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
WHO IS THAT MAN?
What DOES He Want
and Where is He
Going to Get It?

Who Is the man who DOESN'T want to save money!
Self preservation is the hnt law Of nature. Tho
preservation OF the pocEctbook Is the second.
How is the man who wants to save going to do
~ Where Is he gous when lac iecls In the saving
humor1 Why to the Nisat Clothing PaIlon. ?ol
Second street, Of course.
And why should he 90 ihcre' because he gets
there the best clothing for the least money. our
advantages In buying give Us peculiar advantages
In selling We take advantage Of opportunities to
get Gne clothing at extremely low figures You
get III, advantage Of yery low prices
best Clothing In Memphis. Loves, Prices
Ia the city. Most Perfect Fl's In Ito
world. More for your Noaey
than other. will give you.
All the latest and mos, fashionable fabrics end
styles All good clothing. at PrIses far below It's
actual value.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

TuE Office houis OF David =. MADDEN,
president, at city hall, ar from 2 O'Clock
y. m TO 400 p. m. Remainder Of time he
will look after outside city matters.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

HAVE your farm AMI spring wagons
repaired 10y r. Cunningham, Monroe and
DcSo,o. first-cla.s work guaranteed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

MulSerD buyy old sold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13
STATION.
HOMAS&ROGERS
No. 20 Madison Street.
A Special Hat OF Residences. Build
ing Lots. Business and Switch
Property, at worry roason-
ablo Prices and Terms.

CONSULT YOUR owy INTEREST AND INSPECT
fIiLiR LisT BEfoRg PURCHASING.
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FOR SALE.
OSO FTTT THoST OK TIM FASHION AnfE
zoo par 4 Misstsippl avenue Including cot
hgc. 81 lc's than ,A0n
gwlrCu PROPERTY on X. c, NJ a n ROAD.
y mfloVo YET loot
EouH LOTS NEAR wALpRAs AVENUE AT
~ 5000 pr foot
HoreE-NAGNOt1A Tnrrs. rTC - oirfsn
IL ,plondid condition. worth ,i.lQo prloc, s,551.
.tc, Lle. Hta
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

nAnottss non ovick rurcikrrns
own ~ per cent Investment. 80 feet font on
Aver sifcgi, Including four houses ior tllQo CASH
hnts TOT tilNpef month. aud noon iur four mofu
noufca
six lots soii yesterday. -Four lot ieii on Trcse.
want avenue, opintio race tfack enhance eastern
tCrninus iagt Ind numm,.
Two hcauuinl arfus ca Poplar boulevard. near
Ntdrncr II n. g. rearor clean
iast End suburban lots Terms aud prices 10
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

uEe' Is not necessarily eNlilariling. II
may improve the mind without improving
the man, md as u companion In fact IL
often leaves him duller than 1t found Him,
because he has been educated beyond his
wits. The mind Of inau Is very curious
and cannot he catered for without ones
inluiring into its character,
What makes me laugh in my sleeve Is
to sec the fury into which preachers and
teachers and lecturers all lash themselves
because nine out oi ten viii persist Ia
taking fiction out Of the lending Libraries
instead OF "inproylng literature" II
seems Ia be quite invNplieable 10 most OF
thcui, though some, see, attribute II to
original sin. In connection with this sub
ject II is pleasant, but By no means sur
pnsing 10 those who are rally acquainted
with II, 10 learn that DarHin was u de-
yourer Of novels, After middle life he
lost his taste for music, painting aud even
poetry. "On the other hand, he writes,
''noVel,, which are works Of Imagination
and even tho,. which have nothing re-
marknble about th,m-hayc for some
years afforded me proLigious relaxation
and pleasure, and | often bless the race
Of nOyelists. 4 large number Of novels
have been read aloud 10 mt, md ] love
them all. even II they nrs only middling.
especially II they end well. \ law ought
to lie passed prohibiting them TO end
badly. .'-Indcp-ndrnt.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Glnn,l I.ifirc In Iefsla.

In Persia blood letting Is the same PAN
sesa for well nigh all neshiy Ill, to-day
that II was with our ancestors IN ihrdays
Of blnn King Hal. Ia the spring every
Persian HES him TO the barber surgcon to
have that professional! phltbotonist re-
lleye him Of, say, hall pint of blood,
One sunny March morning sat mp "n the
bala Khnna Of village ehapa house and
watched the barber bleed a goodly share
OF the whole iuaie population. with his
rms barred To the elbows, n bunch of raw
cotton la lieu OF lint beneath his arm, and
his keen edged razor inserted beneath hi,
cap, the travelling t0Iisorial artist took up
his position on the hank of The irrlgaiins
ilrrh that ran through the village Of Las
eirl. Candidates for his services Son
began crowdiug about him. Each sturdy
ryot barred his right arm TO the shoulder,
and got one Of his neighbors to bind n
hau4srr, hicf tightly just above the elbow.
lie then presented himself 10 the barber.
The ionsoripl art It pressed out with his
thumb fdd fngrhuger the small vein lie
wished io slit, and, with the mir of = man
who knows his profession and it, import
nnce, dcftly inserted the point of bis razor.
III. hlooi spuri-d out ia n Tiny streams;
the villagers squ1ited down on their
launches and watched II bleed OCCASION
ally working the elbow iosnt 20 stimulate
the flow. Half q pint is considered about
the CORRECT quantity for IN adnlt To lose
at one bleeding; the barber then COM
nrete. his service. by biudlns on small
wad Of cotton.
Many prefer l-lns bled in the roof OF
the mouth, instead o. ia the arm ! OBJ
served that these were old men mostly,
err, who hz.l wise theories oi ihes own as
Ia why the mouth b.ecdins w, prefer
ahiC IA tho other ! have ssen a. many
~ iiilrty OF forty %; the Persian barber.
patients fiuutung in low row on the
bank Of a stream ns ditch, each one let
t!us the iliiic .tp-1W ~ bloul frum arm
a. mouth spurt iuiu the waie..-Thoma,
stsNuns IN iuirr Ocean.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Tic InINcr.nl skrlcinn.

Hidden troubles. securely locked In the
breast OF many II man WHO goes abou: his
culinary business with composed face.
constitute large part Of the tragedy of
everyday life. The theme IL one OF which
Thackcrny, as his admirers do not require
10 hc told, never became tired; aud thinl.
that the older ono grows and the more one
secs mud knows vi his fclluwmcn, the
stronger becomes the impression II an
omniprcscnt skeleton In the closet. like
.hc sturdy Anglo. Saxon nnturc which,
keeping the skeleton well within his closet,
turns the key on him and confronts the
waTld with face which makes no sign.
Toward the more emotional characters, as
they are called, who yield to the desire for
expression Hnd :hc craving for sympathy,
| am afraid that I feel somewhat gs 10
those British barbarlnns who regard the
French as 80 many 'shrickins, poor
dovils. ~ Tsvcrncr In Boston Post
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
n,porsIn= r.ine. ni.rr,... sr......

4 member 81 the official s'cnoernph!o
corps uf the Tcith,iag, Ia writing Of Ills
mnrck ri - speaker, Hays; ''it is not tho
speed with which hc speaks tha: makes
tho reporters task of taking down his
words TIA especially difficult one. for there
hr- swiitcr talh-rs thnn he: bu, Prince
bismarck slScg.E ut n very unequal rate.
and n. rul" It u quickest ut thOa- very
places which are most To tho point. Not
unfrrpucntly. 300, lie interrupts himself
with intermediate sentences: aud he hRs
q peculiar style II his own, with quite un-
expected turns of speech; In addition to
which he often int-rwcr,c. quotations
sometime. In foreign lsngtne.--with hi.
remarks, nni occasionally, toward th.
end Of sentence. peaks 80 low n. to
make him lihiC at to br understood at our
tlesk. although II i In the immediate vi
cinity Of whore he stands. Aud then the
sicnogrpphrr cannot altogether get nd of
the feeling that lie Is working under the
pressure Of the weight and Importance of
what lie g. taking down, ms well M under
the CONSCIOUSNESS that he is preserving
the words ut tho man at whom all Europe
IA hooking John y. jackson In New
York World
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
na..i.a ro..,ns :. for pt.r,.,.

There {. no people ca earth - soai 4
display a. the Russians. Tie Imperial
family set. the eSam9i. wiih the faoasy
vruBs from the H1oF, the princes ani
nohies follow, and O, course the private
citizens must krv9 ~ the fashion. Their
hospitality i pgoycsb.zl IL ia their r-va;-
e. gs.ir. Strangers arc Away. eater
ia!ncl ia tie ma lavish fasHncr. Ead
onc who carries g. icIcFrbHFs or Moscow
ic;teFs oi Introduction from Influential
people, IA sure 90 L. w.aei and diaoi =.
!oa: N be tca4slas.
nut bcllul al! tLis o-tcnia;ious display
,r, 10 eosssSi - j; .fsS ~ - -, n, IsJ =,
g. III. pstvat1 Faft!au. at 49, -
,ss s,ss fss fss~ ss-a.ss-i s--..-.iS y.ia.a
nnd eomiosils.-. aud the cot q a diaHss
party /, sus!ei-a; to keep The family 20.
n month or nsors. Z; 4. 80 Ia al! ;h- royal
residences. Tho snow room. afu sur
g-ug. bat ii. .!yin. rt-Dtn. 10 no; keep a.?
the standard. IE.y are plain L.! poor
enough 10 make a fair average. Tho
lahIe, II the ordinary household have
their party and dinner dresses from Paris.
bgg ;Es garments ia which they appear
when not On dTrsa parade hra made by
their own servants ~ iuue-a!vays plain
and often shabby. William EIesuy CgGt.,
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
w.ut..,-s. ,u.,.r.i.,. Fen.

A. for pens. will mankind ever inven,
an cndumhlc f-n' The quill make, .
dreadful noise. as Dorn found when IN.
tried TO keep accounts Ia tie pgr,-urc uf
DayL CUpp-rA-li. inde~l the advent
urcs of Dora with heg y-ns are only tho-c
of l--. feather headed scTibc-. The quill
fplntisrs a small shower of ink, n murl.y
drisxl-, over the fingers, hs over the lace
.uiiir, that Iiufon wore when he wrote.
The de>cciidin: dTlEflc dots TO il where
NJ { shuuid -, nor iud,cd i, and r.E-
pl"ssa printer. icluWhlla the f;rrI pSn
BEGIN, ~ badly % = lame cab hur.c. and
rust, readily. hitcE an hours work the
wrcichel Instrument need, TO ir taken
tN!cv over every stroke. otherwise 1, dos
ne; marx n; all One of is les h,con-.
shorter than the other,
Par-r 1, the only thin. ,ha; ha. made
sn adyancr on LIrra la.k, sheets o. lead.
roishcr,l, and parchment; nor ean par-r
bear comparison with the yrllnm o, the
pasi. 4 Kind u pad" otherwise useful,
has become hairy, and the half, cling 10
the prn. No fountain f-u Ia, y.; pEuyr,l
sncc-ss,ui. You have to blow down
them. Ia ihrmp them, to hnror them ia
dozen wayr, and they esp!pd. In your
i-lek.t And fo-l you with ink. The
voufi"E i that when writing is.o difficult
30 much !, written Sa;nF, may wisely
ds,irr % handicap suihGEs. Bgi IL j. tho
business q * l.nc- 10 ihwaE, nature huG
Ia inyc.t and perfect tout CO qa'l .aut
rsluf ccnre.-satrr,iay RsN!rw.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
1,ncl.Irr a. n ,;.l..hln.

Any man thinks he can teach school.
The cnllesc boy teaches Ia the intervals OF
hi, vacation 10 br.ng Ia little money, OF
makes a pl,tlm- 81 u :oE year or two
after h. gets his diploma aud while he Is
WHO eau do nothing el,e feel, thai he can
alwry. ftl! hack upon teaching. I, is no
lispaEpgrmcn. 10 tie many able and con-
scicuti1us Instructors to say tha, there Is
large number OF Incompetent. in the
profession, ulcu ngl women who arc not
qualified either by natural gifts 0r train,
lHs for tArlF work, who, while they may
hnV- the technical kuoW le,lsc required,
lack entlrely-aHd Ihi, i the wort O, all
that warmth cf nature that would
enable them TO klndlv the sseryd iirr Of
pur. aspiration In the hseasss Of the
children under thsls care. They have
nothing In them, aus. - ihvy s.,e nothing
out
How many teachers ,herr arr OF this
type-emply ., drums. lga knock al
the doo. u the -oni, a,d get nothin. bu:
sound back :or your paiu-, In so;ne re-
fp-cts the teacher /. iayes,cd with
srAvcE responsibility than the preacher.
TleFe yuuu: minds are 80 ui.ny frr,A
tablets oa which the rrrt ifnpfrs,ions q
LIE nrr 20 b. written down. What shall
they be- Shall they make Zoe intellectual,
and above all in'u1l growth. to- .rssFos-
i'y, nobility, maullaers aui vomanli.e.s.
or shall they cramp the aaul a. VEL - tho
mind, and leave the b.iics pzE; c.: bo;h
ia~rtf u i, lar.srly Ia the teachers power
Ia .ay. Their ., a responsibility 70 make
tho conscientious man irrmhlg - tlmcs,
anl yet how .n-ny i-leu there are ko -;
About isanh.as with a. llit.e ihpu-ht -
o;h.r men frt Eh0E; saving wossl-Ssw
io.L IT.ylLc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Tim oyrTpTo'lnction in English spar.
rows. which has been going on for
many years until u has resulted In u
ven Frsc surplus oi thcsc rondy pau.
I'u oI the 'ya,hCrci world. Is now ia
lie regulated by legislation. rs a hill liN
ing bounty Of two cents on every I'm.
ilisli -rarT"w Killed has recently paS,e,.
h.r New York Legislature. This illu,
tr'ica u h'i oi American sentiment thu;
th-ra Is no room here iog those coming
an"ng is who ron'us, license with
liberty. who refuse 10 rcsprc, the rights
ui others. and who, through cuustnn,l,
increasing numbers. are u source oi
danger aud expense IN the Stale and u
m-nacc Ia the welfare of the countr, rs
whole.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

.s. ,'uis.,n- ,u,". ~ n.".,.,, "s
sustained b, Tia. United States supr.m.
Court ih- other iay. and the ,il,G,c o:
that Stale which makes railroad com
lauics liable lot damages Ia their en-
r.Dtrs injured by the n.slIgcncr o; MI.
u,hUT. is valid. This sis,ui. Ia ia ahfo.
CATION OF tie common law which hold,
tia; the master cannn, H. held Iiabl.
for an Injury sustained by one servant
through tie negligence Of fellow ser.
want liut ia many Instances III. pTin,
ciplvs % common law fail IN acegrl
With tie rNrscncics Of this age Of rail.
roads. Hut Legislatures have mol al.
Way the sigiuc 90 withstand the allur,
mcnts ~ raiiruld lobbyists.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
in,,... r.i,..,i.. .f ,.....

'g,4g l1t,llcc;ual aud imaginative Jack
-. sinur Ian, bsca telling sluc interesting
agaTlga nhpu; I.1tia's uu.syustlcate,! COL
lcctIua % Shoes
"wby, Grn,lciaen." salh tic su;hnsiAs.
~. ssiati.f ''th.s- 49, NatH-' .i.s---, attn
shrsas stlksh Al.ss-l T.t..a- A..s-a. z...a.
cloth shu.-. Turkish aud nidrdcCa sIlrl.Ts,
anil sandals from Iiususo aud far 81 sara.
wax. where Ralah BT.d,.,, gho.c charm
ins wife i an old .oAoolma'- @. I.otta'..
holds fugfcinr sway over hl. h~ail.n sub
!-yt.. Th-rc Is ups particular icir of
slir.rr. made fruta the skin ot n fNyorlto
e,, that quii'cd cattsgvaul.ns and hoes
;nFual Hlyyntuuca toai- two years ago. II
you NIX i.n'ts what these .lpper. 80
made ~ she will tell yog with a ms.
ChIcrous smllc tha; they hr- pau ,i-
pnsrg.' You can't Imagine anything
z1ftrr or more comfortable. II really mus,
~ that the spirit of that departed tortoise
shell auiinaics ihos. siipJ-fs. for a. truth
j. my witness. have heard Lotia max. n
satt ~ vuFring soJui when putting them
op. lyo;ta'. -lAci oh, come now, what.
tho us- Of making all the women Ia the
world cnyions' You probably don't re-
member Cinicrciia's sisc. Well. ii's my
l-li,f that the 4laas slipper would III i,oita
very well. ANYWAY. her feet have played
as lively part Rs her ffcc Ia the rxira.
ordinary sueccss she Ia, on.''-Ih,roi,
Fry" rscss.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
Yhr ree ef Novsls,

Tho use Of reading IA TO tighten tho
load OF life and to open vistas of though.
which otherwise would bc closed to us.
Nobody who has amy sense wants to go to
school again N 'stodgc" himself with
mere Information. There are, of course.
persons who yoarn to learn the names OF
the kings Of Judah in their proper order,
and To hear how blacking is made; but
they are no better for it when they have
acquired the knowledge, even II O,s often
hnrrcusl they are not seized with n dis
trcssing desire to impart it TO their fellow
creatures. 1t has been whispered to me
by persons moving in intellectual circles
that the effect ot cyfD "thr higher cult
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

y pErLoRAnLE condition of Affairs is
reported from Cuba. The island has
been declared under stat. Of siege by
the military Guvorner.G.neral Mar
iinez. who is ruling the little isle as
only Spaniard can. 'phe black and
white hrigauds roam over the caun,ry
committing ouiragus Of every sort. The
planters and farmers are drcing 10 IIa.
vana and other large cities fur safety.
The time is moi far distant, thinks the
Denver World, when the United States
Government will be obliged to take a
hand in the management of its affairs
III order 10 project the interests of
American citizens who have business
relations IN Cuba. When they do the
matter should be settled by annexation
to this country.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

ANkASshs cninos forward with u
freak u nature which takes III. bun. \
fcH weeks acp - colnrcd mal. child was
bprn at Saratoga having two perfectly
formed faces. backing each other. I,
frequently cries with oio face while the
other ~ sober or laughing. Both face,
are perfectly fosmcj in all u.cir iaa.
lures and functions, there being tw.
mnntiis. iwo noses and four eyes. Tn,
'hroats appear TO join or run into one
Just below the Adams apple" Tie
iroak has ouly one arm but t,aeo legs
the extra limb sticking back like a kan.
garoo tail and serving as u prop when
the baby is placed un III, i.ot n, brit,
1t weighed three pounds, hut now
weighs twenty.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

4. 1919 cui schurz was an ardent
young trsnlutinnist. eager To ovrr;uFn
the n-rinan Government, subjected Ia
legal prnhitic, fof completely with r.
publican schemes ani especially for hi,
daring rescue u Professor Kink-i from
'Ac fortress Of spandau. iH i,,s III.
ranc man !s welcomed with fc,s,inr
and aiuls;ion vt berlin. Time has
worked few stranger changes than la
the case o' this brilliant, though rather
-recntgic. siAicsman ani orator.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

~ Vienna recent, M Inferior noble
man forced his way into the sInclum OF
The eliloT uf ihe Tasebla,t. and rs.
aulIrI the batter. lie WAS arrested
AMI tried, and sentenced To four
m,nih,' imprisonment at hard iabol
with compulsory iasis OF certain days.
In adiil.on lie WIS deprived of his title.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

rnn custom of asking n blessing Mt
meal, Is said 10 h- dying out. or cours.
many good people will regret this, yet
Ut ,ii- same tim. they may ,h.ms.iyrs
entertain ,om. faint doubts as 10 III.
FFopFi"iy II asking III" supreme Being
~ bl-f- feed W wickc'ily niul,.ra,ed ~
,i'ai which !, constantly finding iis why
10 our lablrn.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

rnE Ciiy Council Of Ltaiyille ut u
mceliH. last week considered the petit
lion Ia r-!nsial. gambling. The yer
diet of the people q, the polls was sas.
tanned iy a vote Of eight In four.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
TIM
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
s.>TAmLssssGO 1850.
I'm:

Th- p,iLr SpTf. ~ nfty.si, columns. hos q
CnIaCit, Tor reading matter .itiai tn the irrsv
Eastern yapcr-. u ainis To furnish all IN" news
~ the day, complete IN detail y"i Cufcisc In
form. u = devoted iu Western. nni -si-cisii,
a. Iuirr,'ip interests.
oar Special T-trrrspts service IL .u.
grtiur e. ihHt ui any other ipurual vest uf ~.
Louis f"r News employ. more agents nui
isy- morn money fur sf~rirl ii-l,a'ch-s than
eil other NTai.fu nrwaIss.rra combined.
THE sguH i itsufsi 'N"tv dsy In the ,'lr.
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The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
THE HEaELD BRAND.

All stock branded as above on any
lRtt of animal from The tail up tY right
behind the ears. l,ange. Garfield.
Routt. Grand. Eagle. pitkin aud Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
Southern wyoming aud few select
pntghrs ol feeding ground all over
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
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DR. stephen Nacs-uai-, lecturer On
medicine az the Ipudpn hospital. rcoo'n-
mcnd-'i iali grain does % Indian hemp.
morning nni evening, - a remedy tor
persistent headache Chicago Times.
Had q Before.
"ryc los. an a. from my yard, be said
~ he entered police h,udguaFtet. the o,llcr
day.
's,oleurr
"ysz."
"I'hcn yor viii have COOL cxcuse nj:
TO split the wn1si."
"oh. had tina; before. I hal doctor
tell my wlfn TINT tho jar irr!ta'cj my
spins. ."-Dc,ros FREQ Pres.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19

Condemned Man Ito his lnwyer)-Its
long sentence. sir, to he sent to prison
for life. Lawyer inclined To more
hopeful yiewl-Yes, it does seem long,
but perhaps ,uu won't live great
sEHc
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-19
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