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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
Grain Markets.

DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 29.-wheat- Dull
but frm. Buyer season, $1.4sH per Genital;
buyer 's9, $1.52A
Barley-DuIl. Buyer season. s9Hc. per CEN
tai; buyer '88, 1910.
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 10 per GENITAL; small
yellow $1.121a; white, $1.121a.
CHICAGO, December 29.-1:15 P. M. close =
Wheat-Stror ger. Cash, ST. OH per bushel;
January. 81 Ol%; May. 81. .O6A.
Corn-Easy. Cash, 34Lc. per bushel; Janu-
ary, 3415c.; May, 371sc.
0ats-steady. Cash, 25lsc. per bushel; Janu-
ary. 25Isc.; May, % 13 16c
Rye-Stesdy; SOC. per bushel.
Barley-Nominal.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. December 29.- Wheat - Quiet
holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet; demand fair. New mixed West
ern, As 5a. per Genital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
RESOLUTION NO. 1853.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF Los ANGELES TO ESTABLISH
THE GRADE OF ELEVENTH STREET, FROM THE
INTERSECTION WITH SENToUs STREET TO
ALyARADO STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
RESOLUTION NO. 1871.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF Los ANGELES TO CHANGE AND EsTAB-
LIsH THE GRADE OF vEJAR STR EEr, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE FROM CENTRAL AVENUE TO TEN
NEsSEE STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
RESOLUTION NO. 1853.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF Los ANGELES TO ESTABLISH rB L
GRADE OF SILVER STREET, FROM Iona DRIVE
TO WESTERN AVENUE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND CENTRAL-o Bailey, w Moore
South Side; Q X Void and family, Laramie
Napa; Chas Waggoner, Pasadena: VIM Faux
ner, Whittier; + straub, L B Shalfer, San Fran.
cisco; c Pardee, Monrovia: w Vinsel San
Diego; Jas Grant, Sonoma; Hayes, Sal;
Lake; Rev Geo sutherland. VIM Sutherland
Halifax. s: w H Shattuck, Albuquerque; A
Carter, w Carter, McGary. Ind; l. L Emer-
Allen, Denver; Jno W Gee, Alhambr,; o
Burke, W ] Stoddard, Marshall Rivera; M
Averill, Chicago; K B Weinerman, w w
Weinermann, San Jacinto; Field, Lily Lake,
Ill; s A Baker Fresno; H Hill, st Paul. Mimi.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
OFFICIAL.
RESOLUTION NO. 1870.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL or
THE CITY OF LES ANGELES TO CHANGE AND
ESTABLISH THE GRADE ON THE EAST SIDE
OF NEW HIGH STREET, FROM THE NORTH
LINE OF TEMPLE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF so
NORA STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
RESOLUTION NO. 1926.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL O.
THE CITY OF Los ANGELES TO ESTABLISH TIL
GRADE OF BELMONT AVENUE, FROM DIAMoNl
STREET TO SILVER STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
d3O.1t
RESOLUTION NO. 1,272.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF Los ANGELES, TO CHANGE AND
ESTABLISH THE GRADE OF WATERS STREET,
BETWEEN TEMPLE AND COURT STREETS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
SET FOR MONDAY.
Ruiz vs. Guiol--Account.
Williams vs. Williams-Divorce.
Department No. 4-Hutton, j.

Department. No. 4-HuttOn, j.
Briggs vs. Briggs-Submitted on briefs
/, 2 and days for filings.
Beaudry vs.. Knox-Continued for the
session.
Dryden vs. Crawfofd-Continued for
the session.
Cole VS.. Cole-Leave given to file
amended answer.
Harrison vs.. Findings and
judgment ordered prepared and sub
mitted on briefs in accordance with opin-
ion from bench.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30

SATURDAY, December %, 1888.
Department No. 1-Cheney, j.
People vs.. Erastus Hankins-Defend-
ant sentenced to San Quentin for five
years for manslaughter.
Court adjourned until January 9TH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
The Oldest Brand on the Coast.

Hotel Arcadia, santa Monica.
This popular seaside resort will be opened
January 3rd. J. W. SCoTT, Lessee
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30

Mahogany, walnut, Cherry
And ebony stains and varnisb es, at P. Il
Mathews, Second and Los Angeles
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

\ Dynamite cruiser ruuboat called
the Yorktown. designed for the United
States navy was launched last ; saturday
ut Philadelphia. II carries four pncu-
matte guns for the hurting OF dynamite
proiectiirs, each with raugc OF at least
mile. The training of the guns is ar-
complishcd by steering the vessel. and
the loading Is all dono by stcan. The
guns are l5-inch calibcr aud the shells
which can be- fired With great accuracy
twice iniuute--will contain coo pounds
uf explosive gelatine, equivalent 10 So
pounds of dynamite or p3 pounds OF
gun cotton. |, is claimed that this gun.
properly handled, will he the most de-
structive engine of war ever invented.
for the heaviest aPmored ships in the
world will 70 all to pieces from the cx-
rlosion of n shell much smaller than
those thrown by the guns OF the York.
town.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

STATE ESGfSEEE CuUENE reports
the snow fall this ycar 10 H. unusually
light. H5d statements received from all
parts Of tic State show that rs com.
pared with the yclTs iSsi. is-i aud iS,'.
there is decrease la the falI from - tu
iprer cent Those who live In Division
No. !. urr especially warned aud al.
vi,cl tn use ls mich water ~ possible
rarly In tile season. The SNOW fall atl.
iaccnt 10 ihe hraiwa,cgs Of the south
Platte and It. tributaries Is much
lighter than hls been known for wears.
Reports from liall Valley say that lees
SNOW has fallen this year than for q
period OF thirteen years. At Empire
urar ihc head of Clear Creek the suaw.
f5,i u. uhc l.ghiest ever kunwu. tn,
coming season Is TO bc very dry. aud
everyone is cautioned to make good ust
OF the water carly rs possible.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

proposition to join Inn In running The
works ON the cooperative principle, tho
employees sharing In the proiils OF the
business, Instead of granting them an
asked for increase of wages. The om-
ployes at meeting rejected the mag
naHimcus proposition, and persisted In
their threatened strike for AN increase
of wages Wheroupon Mr.. Carnegie
gave orders to close up his extensive
works entirely until next New fcnr's
day. 10 an outsider that looks about
right, when Henry clay Dean WAS a
preacher aus couldn't start II revival =,
Augusta, hc said: "Ion may all 60 10
he!l!n and Andrew Carnegie seems to
bc in that frame OF mind.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
tr.eAi..,,ar.d i,onora.

Tile following advance proof-shcet
has been sant us from the o!ii;e OF the
Arizona Kicker:
lit being thrown In our face that old
jim pulh,muS kicked us OFF his prem
isrs the other night for making love
To his daughter Ilonora. An cSplana-
ton Is not only due our readers but our
s.lf. While cyrry body in this county
knows old Jim TO Dc a sand-plpercd,
oll-liui-hcd liar Of the first qunllt;, some
recent arrival may hear his story and do
10 au injustice by believing II.
la love with lionOra pnlhcmus. In
love with Il carr,,y.hairei, f;cekled-
faced, lanteru,jawci, lop-shouliercl,
pIgeon-,ocd, knnck-knecd specimen OF
tbs female sex who chews plug. sp!'s
oui crossword, aud shakes hef isi I'M
der hog fathers nose, Never No. II
wc edit the Kicker, aud ", think We do
'I'hc fact o.. a.d Jim has wanted us
Tor sou-iu-law ever siuer We struck
the town and opened up. We can say
without egollsm that we have been the
catch Of tho place. WHO urged rs 90
visit his hUusry Who lolfci about olg
onicu for wcck,y Who tngnW his i1p-
cared daughter 1T Our bead, rs u
wcTcg O.i Jim polhcmn,' lie figured
that . marriage with us woulI pull his
family os Of The quasmire oI phsrnFi,y
amt give 'c;n standing, ani he nsurci
right. The following diagram shows
how wc were received nj old J!m's dug
ont:
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

TIM President Of the International
Etngc Association, r. r. u. Andrews,
frplr;s tile condition n the stock inter-
cs,s la thc West rs very good. lis
company will scni large number Of
cattle from New Mexico 10 Montana 10
. short tins. part Of them going by rail
aud tile remainder by trail. Cattle In
New Mexico aTc doing fairly well. Cat
tlcmcn To the north and west Of Colo.
RADIO are complaining of the invasion o'
their ranges by tie dangerous lpco
Nc,d. Slmn Of the ranches on the
plains have hardly j good amount o;
hon.es loli ftlm rs nlyagr..
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

SENATOR Cui.ioN las, week intro
duc.'i u hill providing ,ha, In Mi cas"a
where " s'iau nrrcar TIN, PARTIES hAN'
pAid $40 pcr mere for lands reduced if
prizes to si.., icr acre hy act of jun'
u. is-o, IL. Secretary II the Interior
shall br authorized Ia repay 10 such par.
tirS the excess price ~ Sisi PER acre.
This Is bot another method oi reducing
the surplus. anl IS tie tariff will no;
liscly be- reduced nj this session, Tie
money aecumulating In the national
treasury mu,t b. kcp, down.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
THE
Tfu;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
EsrtNLs.iiED 1859.

The DyitY NTvs uf nry.six columns. hHr u
capacity for rUldiuu matter "'Jtinl to- tho large
Eastern pAprrH. II ans tu Furnish nll tn" news
of the day. complete In detail. yet concise IN
form. II i- devoted to western. and especially
to tOlurudp interests.
our Special Telegraph service ia su-
trtinr ,1 that of amy other Journal west of ~.
Lpuis. TITS N,w- employs more agents and
pays mur' mutirv for nI'cui,l di-pa'"hc- than
all other Western newspapers cnilbin.i.
Ttr NEw- j. i-sncd 'y"rv Hay In the year
TuU NTEKtN Srws furnishes q compendium
81 every notable event. nt home aud pl!n HI.
with q liicr, supply ~ choice original and
suloCtd articles specially ndaptei to family
entertainment und Instruction. II i III. h.st
weekly uUNspuTer published III the West.
4 feature ut both tho DAILY AMI WEEKLY
editions uf TrE SIws. ct the frft Importance
iu tac public. is uur perfect -sstcm Of nlarhci
reports Tho absolute reliability uf our tom.
m,ruinl department bs@ long h"cn r.cpEuiE'l
by the business men of the state. mud every "a
SIZE viii continue To furnish u true reflex ui
the lHtC-t knnsus City. Chicago and st. Louis.
as we'll u- local quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

Urus the suggestion % II. II. Met
calf. Secretary OF the Colorado state
Cattle Grower association, Governor
Adams last week appointed the follow
ing gentlemen ~ stats l;oaui Of Cat
r'c Inspectors; william Wiihcrs, Lls
Auimas, II. u. Culium. Dcnycf; \. \.
Mcrmoi. South Park; ". Fulmiiier,
Grand Junction; ". II. Crnmcr. ElbcEi;
Nat. NHthans, san LUIS; u. II. wyatt,
Eaton; \. 81. rDor, Pueblo; and John
Slblock. McckcT.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

TIM newly elected Mayor OF Lead
willie gave the Marshal Ol that city In
sirucii1us last week u enforce the laws
and ordinances of the city In relation Ia
gambling The Marshal obcycd tic ia
siruei.1ns. and since thu sJ,h No games
have been running. The probabilities
urc that the main gambling hou,cI wifi
clo5e. ~ they Will not hc able Ia pay
expenses on THE sales ol liquors alone.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
y, ~

A-poar - .hiea jim -u'i.'-aIy ius,p'-i into
ihr nam.
n-n.os Is vhish vc len the isE-ou,.
w-riitnT Ktscs.
H=fiuuant.
1T may lr further explained 10 the
gentle reader ihat she hal taken a seat
on our knee AMI was irving 10 feed us
gum m-droio. We rcpul-c-l hcr grntly.
but with Roman Hrnuoss. ". were
telling her ihat We did not intend To
marry until the Kicker hah secured n
weekly circulation of five thousand cop
les, when she threw her arms around
our neck. plowcd her nose along otr
cheek and into Our ear, and said her
heart WAS breaking. Old Jim. who had
been In ambush In another room. rushed
In gt that moment and sworc ". had
been itiiling with liUnora's affections.
We gently denied 1t. lie said we'd
got tp marry her or I'LL an honorrd
grave. We declined both houpTs
iluuura l,cgan to below and declared
she'd die II We gave her the shake. but
the editor ol the Kicker wasn't rocked
IN u NlAtNNtN tAAaiAts w IsNs' ~ A'l
inmate the painful interview. aud wer.
assaulted by both father and offspring.
"IIaI the editor of the Kicker dcsccn-
icI 10 the level OF old Jim Polli.mus.
who WAS only a coyotts-puis1ncr before
visit to- our Office raised him peg. civ
,lizci society would no longer have re-
coguiLod III. No man can strike u wo-
man. even II she has both hands In hrs
hair. We admit a black uyc, a bitten
ear. a damaged nose and more or less
general dilapiiation. but, thank Heaven,
We came out of the fiery furnace with
out the loss of u principle. These are
the brief facts. Old Jim pulhcmus
may lug himself around from pillar to
pot-housc and tell new lie az every
stopping place, but he can't hurt Us any.
ilonora may call us an unlung villain
on every doorstep in town, but the elite
won't believe it. Now is the time 10
subscribe. Detroit Free Press.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

II seems that tie annual lii,or AID
Ilurhor bill stands poor show OF pass
iug this session, An attempt WIS made
last week to pass Il IN ,he House under
u suspension Of the rules, but II failed
io secure a tHo.;hiils vote, The oPin'
ion is expressed lha, the bill VIII now
Lr postponed indefinitely.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
srArE nrrlrLAIs.

l,y.rBr~. Al,s Adams
1 ,..itrnani.G Ggvrraar. .S.u Mrifum
s.sFriar, ~ -tst~. Jam-f 'l.."
Auiiisr. nsrsin y, kiuE~irN
Frs.itr5r. re'yF ", iign'rr
supi. ruhilr insirurtinn, l. : '"FtF u
sft,sFraf .fgfusfai AiNu March
l:rsrIis riair rui,-rsiiy, - :, \ 'rifi'ir'
T. = gstnsli. H. -. wl-siisify. T., q Nv~'
tu.aii. T. J. Trup'r hui w'ifr inr'i nrr.
-grHfaE CatHT
gh.rf llsfiHH, WI.im J. li'1
t.sreilf.-... ). e.. ririu sni = ~. i'1sri
CIHilrT..iaaers. =. J. itirirT, Tha.s, H1auu
ani John e. -tai.fug.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

RoscuE CoSKLI.0 died at his home
in New York on the is,h int. la the
sixl.ctli wear of his agr. In his day hr
was one OF The mos. active aud brilliant
politicians, but of late years he hHs
not been considered q very important
ftntnr
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

Split in the Anti.povcrty society;
split in tie Knights OF Labor: split in
the United Labor party; split between
the Progressive Labor party and the
Socialists; split between George aud
McGlynn-split and splu,ter. All of it
TO show the Brotherhood of Mani
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

ANDREW CAuSEeu, the head of
the great steel works at pittsburg. says
an exchange, has been irving TO stop
ihe strife between labor and capital
He has been studying the question ear
nestly. lie thinks 60 operation the sol
vent for the troubles of the working
men. So he submitted 10 the five
thousand employees OF his company a
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

go,uuI.,ipa.r-. A.J.Crrury. I'm. stHau<
sHi \. a. NriF.r.
Jiass a1i iicyur,'sr. 1tunas ". - trr'i
IuHtsr, : l.. Hedge
4lrir. J. e, ksnsiali
TrlHufvf. }. 7, Mclean
Nsas.zssiT. s.s J. n Fritz
HurtrYur, r,'sr rhurvhnrii
superintendent ~ Schools, rsuitri Nhit"
Nururrr, -, iuhus-sft
Urlsi usrrssrr. iHth t'iuttnc', So, y i'tfi
ttth Pam NsfiiH
.iH.ffz.rftii- rs7tes. ssh - J. A.wsfssifi
tnHs'aita. '' nc "iisi"f"
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rNITrn .lArrs nErlrIALs

s6naisrs. r.yi. Bowen all 70. ~. rsilrr
Nrlutss Of C,asr.-s, a.. e., e}mr7
uI.t-lHt IuHrr. Nu-s iiH4lsit
Ai.r-r-I. -z .. liu
Auurrrq. .-- 70. w, iiui'-1n
i.s...i.r u iss Land ufcr. p -s,J. fsrI1u
ilecylyrg of rnilic Moneys, J, :. saan
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

The New York Tribune asks the
question: How can Blaine he sparcdY
II the Tribune will recall the over
wholming popular emphasis with which
Mr.. Blaine was spared in November.
1854, it will find at least partial answer
to its question.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
O'l-Tho i'0lIrnul famIlJ.
- -. .-.---

U'--Thc i'1iirflus family.
wr-guiar Sissvr.
Does this look rs II The oil long
shlugci lilF forbid ~ his house, as be-
now BAYS he didy We never took 10
iiouora. The eagle can not MAZE with
the crow. We endured her, expecting
10 get a wears subscription ont ol hrs
father. and We were polite ia her b..
cause 1t is our nature TO H. polite to
oycty body. We don't want la SPOIL the
sitl'a chance for catching Digger In
dilu ior a hu5band, bu, We shall hold
oursclt In readiness 20 symplthikr wiih
the Digger.
I'VE had been visiting Jim's dug
on Rabbit iliil for four or hyc weeks,
WHEN. SUNDAY night last, the conspiracy
asains, us catnr To - head. The follow
l in: postal card show, the situation Ia
tile front io1m of III. dug.ouI II ten
o'clock that evening:
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

AspEs ore shipments arc on tile In
crelsc. Last week there were shlppod
l.5si tons by the ITO Grandc and Mid
lnnd IailTnnll.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
THE HERALD BRAND,

All stock branded as above Oh any
part of animal from the tail up to right
behind the ears. Range, Garfield.
Routt. Grand, Eagle. Pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
putclcs Of feeding ground all over
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

There are said to he some very rapid
speakers in the present Congress. Sew
crai Of the members speak at the rate of
2l5 10 ~ words minute. But even at
that rapid rate it takes them a good
while to tell all they don't know.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
inarnrrrE nr.I.fErIN.

Rawiirs mall ieayul Nuniiay. "Wednesday ari
Friday ni y. m. Arrive TGc'.iiy, 1aiIrs
diy Hud saturday ai q y. M.
Grand River mall leaves Monday ut n. ~.
Arrives Tue lay n' 6 y. m.
i,nrzeiy mril irayss MONDAY at q =. M. Ar
riycI Thur riny ut g p. fa.
ric'-anco private mnh leaves w~incsity at 3
am. Arrives ruc='ial.
Money order and registry department opcn
irum o. IN. to ~. ~.
!. y. iioUsroS, rostmister.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
ui4RI,r OFFICIALS

ns9tziri iut-r. THalHas :, TIA Arr
nisiriri Attorney. ~. y TO '"f
-iaiH s~ftafof. II, iis Iflf
Fnte Representative. H'l,iH i.isas.is
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

WHITE RIVER sroCE.GrowEus 1850.
.tATioS.
President. Hrn friU-
Hics-rfrsiicni. i,ui. n.dilui
ssrvFriary. T. ~ iitashrr
Iruasupr. =. N1iur
Executive C"mmitirr. D. figinninz, ;. >.
SIuluck AMI ". ii cooke.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

\ Kansas editor printed the account
of his mother-ln-law' funeral, undcr
the head, Pheasant Events of the
Week.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
r,..sust

1frruty in,tr- "a culuunl prf mouth " a.
Professional cur,i-. when paid In aiyano",
eli per yesr.
tT-Loeail and u sal notices iftsen cents i'-r
line Tor 1rri Insertion and ten cent. ior ,H'h
subsequent insertion.
An communication shouii Il. addressed to
TuE NEEKLii HERALD.
Msrkrr. Colorado,
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
HEADACHE. e.

AZ was for many years q
perfect martyr to Headache
and Dyspepsia, and some
times thought It would kill
mo. After trying many
remedies, and finding them
OF no account, / concluded
TO try Simmons Liver Regu-
lat@, and | am now and
have bcon for fifteen years
n stranger TO n headache.
| can recommend the Regu-
laior, for it is no humbug.'
L. |. DopD, Putnam Co.,
Ga......."I have suffered for
five years with the Sick
Headache, and find it is the
only thing that will give mo
relic" w. j. AIsTog, Ar
ladelphia, Ark. ......"l use
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
ache. 1t produces a favor
able result without hinder
ing my pursuits in business.
| regard il rs q ready pre-
scription Tor Disordcroi
Liver" w. W. WITMEH,
Des Moines, Iowa,
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
p,gS OFFICIALS.

'fsyur. GrpFsv T.. 'rhay-F
TRUSTEE. l.. n wsi,'st'irr. =. y wrira. e
q. tis1ua. y. ". CsCzpry, T. r. Craig snsi l.
H. iigashrr.
,irfs sui I,',,rirr. T. u Wai'Tii r-
Treasurer, ~, Wri1h
iaiisr Magistrate. >. \. wHta,iti
gaF.hll. }. ., Wys-i
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
STATE BOARD ~ CATTLE ISsrEIrioN
guNi'iI- sfuNgUs

'uNiI-'IHNEITF,
.. o. TtirErr. uUulrf
n. g. Irhn4.iI. srHatrF
william wiu.tfs. ta- Arirlas
G,ur=~ ", Tsp1ira.si. Is, o.. urrlu-p
GtuFsH u. Niaua. sfT.rfHuH
J. g. nrins. Grand turcti1n
=. :. cffyn. Hsrsor
". a. Nutlaif. rlyrf itrnt
u. II. wyatt. Gsv-icy
state Veterinary surgeon. Ctsf. T.. lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Sli communications must bc addressed to
SIws PRINTING Co, Dcn,cr. Coio.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

iiinH-. Nsmm. ui,.ir mud uarlcii crrris.
.uiih riir II Grand river. Uaracii -uuniy.
CDiDfadg.
rc.joi.oc naiE-ss, tsaiV!ilr. Colo, or rCTEu-
sUu. Coiu.
Al oi'iir branded ~ Hi-Sve have SQUARE crrp
20 right cpr aul ip,itir icviar.
Also sutar caiiir branded 49, ou right
si'ir. vita uni-rriupc of right ear
and iouuir 'i-viaP. A
Al'p cattle branded on lon stic.
~ hofr-s LTiris'i y un iufg or rtsh, thirh.
ur ion shoulder.
Aiso ur,-i~rs. and keep for sale Gsiio-sy
and ru.ir,i.AuEu. uulia
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

ftlsl Euglish Shire
sud litik, England,
iu4rtlis- culpT nia
liusliiy b.y; weight
iEA. bred h. Itos,
HIown, Markham
HAL. England; sired
by Lord Lyon Igi:
dam Cooper; sired
hg Eusllnla GLORY
sBi.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-28

SATURDAY. APRIL IS, isV.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01

Dry paths tend TO comfort outside The
house and cleanliness within.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
Outdoor Sports In England.

Sport is the law and the prophet of
Englishmen, and to confess to neither
pleasure nor concern in the results of the
days racing. shooting. hunting, angling.
Is to totally emancipate ones self from the
American indifference to the circumstance
and event of sport is the contempt of the
aristocracy and landed gentry Sport is
the autocrat 1t controls society and
makes an in portant chapter in literature
There is universal devotion to the idea,
alike from high and low But it is the
privilege of the great, the temptation Of
the poor. Poaching as an ofense forms
stereotyped matter for every we'll regu
lated English novel The dress. the man
ners. the firtations which make the maxi
mum of life in country houses during
autumnal revels are as important factor
in British society as the London season.
Wives mothers and daughters who have
none of the tastes which give zest TO the
hunt are constrained to provide them
selves with more gentle amusement dur
ing that sanguinary period in the British
year.
1t is not fine taste-the love of horse
flesh, cricketing, deer stalking and the
general desire of killing something. It
seems to take place III the category with
pugilism and bull fighting. But it de-
velops Drawn and kind of rude mental
strength, and the cultivation of muscular
vigor is something more valued than arts
tic sensibility in the Englishmans passion
for an excess of animal force.-Cor. Phila.
delphia Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
Oscar and His MaUazinN.

/ met Mr.. O. Wilde not long since in
London He stood on the corner of Bond
street and Piccadilly delivering series of
deep, cultural and heart felt reflections on
the mud. and particularly at large and
lavish display of it that had been spread
over his attire by the wheel of a passing
hanson.
woful change has come over the erst-
while apostle of estheticism. Where 8
waist once existed there is now billowy,
bulging and comDlacent protuberance that
wotS not of Sunf1owerS and lilies nor
yearns for sickly yeilows and pallid green's.
1t indicates instead rampant, clamorous
and passion tossed yearning for beer that
has been met by generous hand MIR.
Wilde's outline would do credit to an al
derman- His reddish hair was clipped
close and topped by a beaver hat in a
coclly sort of way, and his trousers were
rolled up in fashion that allowed the OBJ
servers eye free play over pair of sturdy
walking boots. AS matter of detail it
may be added that the trousers the pet
aversion of the former aesthetics hfe) were
i'll fitting and bagged at the knee Mr.
Wlldes increasing corpulence has de-
stroyed the strong lines of his face, but
added an element of rubicund good ma
ture. He was rudy and comfortable
looking.
Il suppose" he said before we separ-
eted, that you remember some of the re,
marks used to make about journalism"
Il have vivid recollection of a speech
you made one night at the Lotus club In
New York, in which you denounced the
ink stained creatures of the press
All. yes Well. I'm one of them now
My magazine is my only aim
He is making success of it, too. 1t is
one of the few instances where man of
violent enthusiasts becomes a money
maker.-Blakely Hall in New York Sun