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The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12
Notice for Publication.

GLrswpDp SPRINGS, Colo, Apr. N. Isss.
NOTICE ia hereby given that the following
~ ulmc,I settler has nlrfl notice uf her In.
nliunn Z" n,nkc iii,' pr.pi " surpor, at her
III" Register aud Receiver ut Glcnwcod
Springs. Colorado. on juno y. isss. Mt II
O'Clock 70. M. VIZ! Snruh slinknrd. of Ayiai,
ruiu.. on her y. u. =. No. ~. Tor the " 4, NV !,
sec =. Sc :. ne "A aud ne 4 !. see -, Up \,
iipi W htn pm.
She nnmc.t the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon. aud cultivation
uf, said land, VIZ: Jo0cph Carroll. 4. Y. Allen.
MIS- Gillian bennett aud John scrlcy. NIL oi
ANinl, Colorado.
=. J. DEIAS, Ncpi-tcr
tfirs; Pub Apr ss-Inst June ., isssl
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In this column will be noticed the
advertisement of the Plateau Live
Stock company, who have three of the
choicest stations ever brought into the
State, and rare opportunity presents
itself OF securing their services. Con
aidering tho breeding Of these stations
the terms upon which thcir services can
be secured are certainly reasonable.
Large Offers have been made for the
stallion Enlancor, from Kentucky, and
this may bc the last chance TO get u colt
by him.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12
Md. scr Publication.

tssn pfFiCE At
ufrsrpri -iuiscs, Colo. Mar. n. issr.
N-OTir;.-if !, r-i,y rivru ana; the friln~ i,i.s
~ naiE~i sotsit has iiifi noiirr ~ ME inis-is-
Hon 'n make u ~ yr11; IN suri-ft q ri.
clnliu. ani nat all pr.uf sgiii h. tnai~ -.
fnr- The lirl - anil NscuivUr ~ .i-rNu-si
sifinzs. C"iui \ 90 NAY v Ice. at n u.cinc.,
y. ~. ytEi ilt \. '1NltIlF. uf tamIs,, Colo.
on hi. -ullirf y. No. i.u gur ihr = ur =.
=. NJ nui . !. y. q. Soc ~. TIP y. II pi
" 9th ~.
iir unutca ,tr fcllnuinz iincssss To- prove
hi. c,i,ifiruuu = itiuucH utau. and cultivation
uf. .ahi land. va unui. .. t4,riry, iiarh'uN. q.
Shust. Joseph Mkay AMI HOLT. 81. i.irharSi.pu
Jr.. all uf Namrs, Knuii cHniy, ,a.urahp.
]. urI.ss. rrit-grr.
ti'irss rub ipf .-f-,s; nay y. issl
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Notice for Publication.
GLrswoop spniSds. colo NAV 4. 1.

1LrswooD srriNd>. Colo, May I. isss.
NorICE-Il hereby given that the followins
Nnnmcd settler has ilicd notice of his intcn
ton io make fnrl proof in support Of hi-
claim. nni that said proof will he made I've
fore the tcgiSicr and Receiver at Giunwood
Springs. Colorado. on juno Is. lsss. IL, inocock
n. m. viz. George u. Hctzlor, of Ncckcr
Colo. Pre-. -. :. No. Is'i, for Lot Sec 8 Tp . 4
" w y Sec 80, SO q 80 ). See -, Tp | :, X VI
w 9Th PM
his continuous rcsidcncc upon, and cultivation
Of, snii land. viz: a. j. hyun. j. NJ. Cole, W
T. Hoisi and Adoiph Bcloi, nll OF Mcckcr
Colorado.
g. J. nsLAN, Eeaister.
lfirsI Pub May ic--lnsi Jan, IL, iss.l
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>o,ie. for Publication.

land OFFIIT Vt
Giisso,b nratsUr. .ulo., Mar "a. i's''.i
NOTICE 3. h.fyiy given il.at ihr '.ili.sinr
~ nsm.~i sr't.rF Il. ri.d flr'iar - tis infsu-
i.ssn Ia rz4c lizsl pFusf iH srrfs'r - his
the l.rsIfEg aai t-re.t,s % ulsnuna.i
Fl'lrF,, IiIa. - May l., isf. ~ u pclucS
~ IN, ,iEf Ipshtsa v. fthin. uf i-iy. 'uip.. un
Li- l'r,.. u. : No ~. for The q ns =. nv /.
no I. -s,S :. md ~ q. ne e. SEQ y. Tpn y, It -
" 9th Pm
,,c naufs the l,!iavins ulin' s.'-s 10 prove
~, ssli la. visi Eiaafd l.. iiwiss,s. 4. u.
nfn-u, Illsii n. it0pkius nnl v N.lltfn =.
n.ni,ut. a. q i4sy, ignr,i euuniy. colorado.
:. j. nris,s, iipsisier.
IrIrst p Apr last May y, ls'el
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WNSCu pou sNLi..

One hundred and litly.onc acres. i've
miles below Meckcr; river bottom: can
ca, leo tons II hay ,l,i. year; good four
room houa~; stables. cortais: cellar;
fencing. etc. Price. SAW. Part time.
Inquire OF owner, G. :. AUX, Mrcs-r,
Colorado.
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s'Iss fsfsfs store.

For drugs. medicines, paints. boo:l-.
stationery. fancy md toilet articles.
field glasses. artist. materials. musical
goHGs. etc. etc. go or scnd Your orders
Ia pr. T.. siuy.r, i.awlins. Wyoming.
and go; ,Ec lies, goods a, loves; prices.
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eoU sNLf.-s,,CAr.

\ lrcccIi-.oadlng slio, gun. i. :. lIar-
;ison .Englishl make, lo.snusc, weight,
o! pounds. Will br sold with or with.
ont rc.luaiing outfit. - everlasting
brass shells. etc. inquire nj HERALD
office FOR bargain.
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,.,isr i,r Qualifications.

IASD OFFICE Al
GiEssfpp ss'it>Gs. cd.".. tiaF. y, i'te,
N'oritt D, hereby given thu; the fnlip- ins
~ naiaS sgttlsF aas nl'i natiu" % his iutri,'
tiuu Ia kikr nuaI urruf In .uyf-nst ut his
claim, 81 ihst .dii pF,-uf sti h. uia,i- i-'fnrc
the iirs , nnsi itrs.'isorh h' ui-n-s--i springs
'nl1nsitl ~ MAJ Il. l-ss. nt ~ u.isrk y. tn.
Wa ttsi y. iar-ry. 81 tamIs,, ,nin.. On hi'
t'r,'. u. \ 20. lei. foe thr . = ~ q. s-- II. Tt
~. Hgi AMI " y nv :. s"r d Tps y. "
" rihrN
lie nat,s the following N.tr-s.s~ Ia prove
~. cufiita tis f,-sil-nc,s gI-iu aHi cult. alton
ui. -sid iar. was Harlan ". ~h"Ft. John 4.
,o,,it-r, 10 ph I-hay anil iiall-u ". ittrh.
"ri'on. aiti fans'. i'",'', c9uni, ,oi.
trir-t p., Arr ;-ls.g SiA, y. isssi
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LoCALNEWS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

There viii be a meeting OF the sub
scribcrs to the Church fund AT this
office next Monday evening ut .
O'Clock. Everybody interested In the
matter slionld be In attendance.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

slons o. those presen. and communlca'
iions read We are satisfied that by the
first oi june q minister viii be IN our
midst Another meeting viii be held
next Monday evening 10 make formal
Arrange nenis. A full attendance is de-
. hiInl
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hound.up. - NORTH Sid. and hover
White River.

White tttsr.
l'he nor,h-side Roundup will begin
work nj the mouth OF Wolf creek May
IO,h. Quilts are requested to he there
on tile nh. T.. %. LoYD,
Captain.
The Lower White Roundup vii! be-
Ein at Green river May eth.
A.C. HATCH,
Foreman.
The south side Roundup vii! com
Mcnce work siay II i,h nj knng.ly.
ARTHUR u. CniTcliLow,
Approved; Foreman.
T.. fLaMMso,
". II. CooKr,
j. J. SiuioCA,
Executive Committee.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Those interested IN celebrating the
coming Fourth OF July viii please at
lend the meeting ut this office next FIJI.
.lay evening al fo'clock. Don't send -
substitute. but come yourself. 50 that u
tull cNrrcssioa as TO how 1t shall be CON
,luc,cd can h. ob,aincd.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

At the trht.pi election last Monday
~,p little Interest WIS taken. mud u
very hsh; yoir poli.d Following were
the succ.ssiul candidates: Tor Pres
ijrnt, Frank l.. sheridan, Treasurer.
John ". wcleh; secretary, iicnry \.
Wilihack.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Mcescr now has n lcwclcr ani wair!i-
maker in tie person of John hrnolds.
who came In oa Sundays stage. lie las
.s,Iod himself \, the rnsioGirc. aud II
a,isinrss iustiiies will make this his PER
mancnt homr. Mt. Aruo.ds should H.
encouraged.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

The Daily utc Chief WIS lauuchcd Oh
the Glcnwool public last week. aud
from u number received ai ,a.s Office
We noiic. u good clean priu, and plenty
Of reading matter. This makes tile
tacnnd daily at the Springs. and-wcll,
they surely ought TO know wha. they
are t,oiug
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

surveyor Clark hf to-day for the
Grand river valley. where h, has some
government surveying l" do on D'.id.
cs.rk. An ass,s,an,s la The work liz
,ook alons Arthur sc,h. Frank Clark
nn,i !. u. Ashley.
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uStsGNt> s.gsr.

iclarr. r,uth, I: mile. i,e!ow No.kor ches?
iosargc ranch. miles iFuin AiooscF. on flas
crock.
Sew frame house ani two lot, tcorncri inlsl.t
VEG cheap.
Is lots. siKiSi frusn go In s.so.
\ l0uE iist of rzitch., ou white RIVER.
Gail 90 write. We can snit ,nu !: you want .
raneh es iopn priperty.
s. ). CHRGoHY CO.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Thomas +. Dunn LEFT on Monday =
sirsr for his home In L.aiyiilc. Tom
taxes two bl!stcTcd hands along with
him from digsin. post holes On his Bi,.
Beaver ranch.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Last saturday afternoon Ollie Allen
the io-yoar old daughter of Ezesiai Al
len. broke her right arm above the wrist.
Dr. Squire is In attendance, aud she Is
getting along nicely.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

The annual White river roundup i'c-
nan 'rnnr..isV. 81 iis n.s"u. "f W"if
creek. In consequence u number of
ch,licmrn were in town tile fore part Of
tie weak. Next Monday tile Lower
White round up begins u, Eanscly.
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ron Stl.ti.

ar \ bAIGAiS-oae of tic best
ranches ON Coal Greek. Proved mp on.
For further information call on ur ad.
drcss Geo. ". Martin. Mcokcr, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

We were shown drawing yesterday
of n.w-fanslci, yet simple, milk
cooler, which jimmy IIuehan claims 10
have invented. Frank Johan,scn Is
now making one for practical Use.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

j. II. Pierce, the architect, OF Glen
wood Springs, was over TaesdaY taking
II look Mt this section. lie returned
Mnll nlrns.I.
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During the past week the olicc of
'rrbbc,is n Gregory has been fitted up
In tine styi-. \ little paint together
with carpet makes 1t look neat.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12
JAMES snfrn. Manager
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All parties indebted To ina will please
call nj once and settle. Accounts not
paid b. May lst will be- PLACED In the
hands OF collector.
Pl.rRg ANDERSON.
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u,,... rra,,t,,r.. ,i,,,

Dru-E. mctlirinr4. oils. paints. and
everything In the drug line nj j. W.
llngus * Co.'S.
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siie lsalurr lslr

Is open 10 the public and AS propose Ia
keep nothing but the very best grades
OF wines. liquors aud cigars am pre-
pared 10 meet the demands of all WHO
are In search o! the best.
4. j. LITTLE, Prop'r.
JAMES SMITH. Manager.
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ohr,,.r oaA co,.,u. .,.,r..

\ full line of the above celebrated
cooking stoves. NIL sizcs. at J. W. IIueus
X Co. 5. Also rarior and heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Three meetings In one evening
Council. Church aud Fourth OF july.
Who says we nrc no, lay-abiling. pious
and patriotic.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

SrEAYTp-ffo;n John II. Martins
ranch, two horses; one - bay weighing
i.;so. ,hc Other snrrci weighing i..rr.
i.ibcTai reward Tor information leading
10 recovery. NJ. -. AI.T:;AS.
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Furniture.

Furniture aud i,ousc.iuInlsliins goods
81 ali descriptions ut j. ". iiucus y
Co.'S, ut bottom prices.
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Ntirnitou, rn.

The stations Clcmcncesu, balance.
and Mu.caiin, will stand for the season
n, the FL ranch on Pice-ance creek.
Following Is a brief description OF them:
CLE,iESCEAu.
Pedigree u( fcrcheron stallion Glenn
cnccan, 5jiS lTs35l-foaled May ~,
lsss. and imported 1885. Bred by
Madame Charton. Commune OF St
lii,aire sur. Ere. Canton of Thcil. De
pa,tmrnt ~ Ornc. Go; by Naillan;
ti0il. bc by rropcser ts'Jl. lie by Decide
lso2l. Dam Pelloic t7..n, by Nicux
Valiant ii3s3l, I've by picrro.
MrscApIS.
Pedigree of i'crci,eron Stallion
Muscadiu. i;l3. tiGogl-Foalcd February
18th. isSi Got by Mouton (i0Jal.
Dam Brcbois liCon, she by Ba,aille dc
Londay.
Both OF these highly bred fercherons
will serve nj So the season. PAYABLE ut
time of service. Mares not proving IN
foal may be returned next season free
of charge,
BALASCEE.
The thoroughbred stallion B,,ancer
will serve few mares at so, payable
at time of service with privilege o: re-
turn In ease we still own the horse.
Balancer is II full brother OF "Mcdesty'
winner of the Chicago Derby. His re-
cord as u two year old is three quarters
of "A mile in l:lSl, one mile in l:lil. one
mile aud one fourth, with handicap,
2;I2i. His colt balance" is coming
into prominence in the east this season.
Full pedigrces Of either of the above
furnished upon application.
TiIL PLATEAU LIVE SToCh Co.
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seeit~rs spared.

Parties wishing work done apply n
Trr HERALD Office for further par
iirglars.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12
l.rnsp'- J~~- Beer

Constantly on draueht at ihc Palace
bar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Several freight teams started out this
s.ck after freight for }. ". liugtis s
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

within the last ten davs II decided
ilylicr appearance is uoticed in Mcek-r.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

One LAY last week while Fred Iilio;t
aud Mark Chnat were in the vicinity Of
tie Nine-milc hill hunting horses they
came across she bear ard her cub. OF
the silver Tip variety. They succeeded
IN chasing uic old ono away and ropch
the cub. Atsr hog-t, in. and fastening
Young bruins mouth they brough, iiim
Ia Mcekcr on horseback. Mr. j. ".
w.lch has the animal in charge, and lie
intends 10 train the little fellow.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

George wcich is fuliy prepared 10 do
shaving. halr.cuiiing. clc., In the les,
1f si,ir sud workmanship. shop; Main
.,rcc,. next door TO CahInrt salonn.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Monarch ~. Hermitage and 4. II.
inpp-y lhrsna o, '-oi whl.h,-s. Imported
cusnsr brandy and tine famous irmi
hc-f tia tv.:sl n, th- Palace lar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

James 10 Fonda. dealer In ladies' and
gents Inr silk hands.rolic's, crepe,
si,aw.s. Scarfs. etc. For prices call un
China J!m.r
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Do no, iorsr, that the only place 10
get good cigar Is ut lious,on's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

The following registered at the
M.okcr hotel during the past week:
Alex. Foulkos. Rifle. Frank N.cdham,
Aspen; Chas. CrouSsc, Browns Park:
J. ". Hatcher. Denver; ;. 5. Greens
Denver. Oliver ". Marshall. Lougmcni:
u. II. Pierce. Gleuwood: W. +. Tcacar-
den, Glcnwood; j. =. Adams, Castle
Rock; G. II. wplcoit, battle-ground; II.
II. Eddy, ANial; Thomas Lnnney, Joe
kung, J. N Cole, II. II. Leonard.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

\ full assortment, OF hits and spurs
Just received al John Guulds.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

y lin. 10, Of fishing tackle jus, re-
c-iycJ q; lious,nns.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

Al! kind, o. fancy smoking and cigar
c,ic tobacco u, lioustons.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12


We were incrror last week in stating
that Messrs. Tehbetts 4 Gregory hai
gotten out the new map of the town.
To the Meeker rown-sits company is
due the credit of this cntcrprising un.
dertnking. the, having employed Wm.
IL. CLARK 10 make the p!a. and they had
the printing done. The gentlemen re-
icrred To above literally subscribed for
"a lot OF the maps with the.r card at
tacled, and we were mnocuously mislcd.
Pursuant To call. The subscribers to
the fund to induce minister of the
gospel TO establish himself In Moeker
met Mt TilE liEuAI.p Office Wednesday
evening and organized. l.. lloyd Wal.
bridge was chosen chairman and James
Jyttlc secretary. Owing to the indis.
position of the latter MIR q. d. Thaycr
kept tue minutes. From the expics.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-12

60 to Iioustoa's FOR fishing poles,
reels. etc.
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Statements at TilI Herald office.
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Executive Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
ON WALL STREET.
The Stsek Market was Dull Y ssterday
With . Generally Firm to
Steady Tone.
The Close was Quiet but Strong at the
Highest Figures of ths Day-Rau-
road Bonds were Quiet.
COMMERCIAL REauME.


Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-Railway bonds to-
day closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City at ssI; Texas and Pacific
rs at 92I; Texas and Pacific 2's at 4Cf;
Kansas and Texas SIS st $50; Houston and
Texas Central rs At lis.
Governments higher.
Money 1@24 per cent.
Sterling strong.
Wheat opened weak, but rallied.
Cotton firm.
Coffee steady.
OIL 8Ss.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nav YORK, May 1s.-The stock market
to-day was not materially different from
those OF the preceding days Of this week,
1t being dull with . generally firm to
steady tone. The Chicago operators,
however, were bearish, and considerable
selling Of grangers was done, and in the
early dealings some weakness was shown,
with st. Paul as the special feature. The
weakness disappeared towards the end Of
the FIRST hour, and New England, and
K chmond, and West Point became con-
SfASN0eS-y St2oASs hS6uluS, l6L6Is
came more prominently to the front. The
upward movement met with q check to.
ward p. m however, the bears renew
ing the attack on st. Paul, and the entire
list sympathiz I'd with the decline
in that stock. In the last
hour, however, the movement in
Reading became so large that the decline
In the rest OF the list was checked, and
even st. Paul rallied, while the rest OF the
list reached the lowest prices of the dsy.
The msrket closed quiet but strong ct the
highest figures. Almost the entire list is
higher this afternoon, though the gains,
except for Rssding, which is up ii, are
confined to fractional amounts, and ST..
Paul preferred list ID
Railroad bonds were moderately act
I'VE and firm to strong, and prices this
afternoon are almost Invariably higher.
Government bonds were quiet but
strong.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Burglars surprised while Going Through
Saloon.

burglars surPrtsed while Going Through
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, lex, May 1S.-Between 2
and 8 O'Clock this morning Henry Harris,
night policeman, while passing the
saloon Of Charles Yokel, situated on the
west side of the public square, heard q
noise as If breaking glass and the click OF
safe lock. Feeling satisfied that some
thing WAS wrong, he placed some pa. ties
to watch the saloon while he went for
Mr.. Yokel, whose residence is
some three blocks away. On
their return to the saloon
the door WAS opened as noise,essly as
possible and the electric light turned on.
A search for the time, failed to disclose
any one, though evidences of their work
WAS visible. They had cut glass from
the rear door, raised the bar that fastened
the door and entered from that wsy.
After thorough examination of the
house, as the parties thought, Mr.. Y,kel
invited those present to take q drink and
while waiting upon them he discovered
one OF the burglars secreted M.
der the ice drip of the
bar, who, after being found
tried to make his escape Several shots
were fired at him, one taking effect in the
left arm, breaking 1t just below the elbow,
another in the muscle of the right thigh,
and third grazing the left groin. BE
was captured and taken to jail. Some
one was seen running from the rear of the |
saloon, and was fred at but was not hit. |
The party arrested gives the nsme of Tom
hayes, rather q rough look
ng character, dark hair.
weighs about LIS pounds and apparently
hirty-three years old, wears a blue cost
which has several holes that appear TO
lave been burned by sparks from an en-.
'ine which would indicate that he is
egulsr hummer or tramp. There were
two or three acting in concert,
nd 1t Is hoped that the others will be
sptured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
a Family Jewel,

DR.. David Kennedy, the famous sur
geon aid physician of Rondout. NY,
has sent us copy Of his Medical Book
How to cure Kfdney. Liver and Blood
Disorders work great merit, apart
from many elegans life Illustrations of
oesuty. 1t is aSkerkaf exceeding merit,
one which shQofd be rad in every home.
Ia addition % the valuaAle medical les
sons thert are two kpticles from the
widely k4bwn author, Colonel E. z. c..
Judson, aEed BuntlIne) (which add 10
the interest," Of the work. The,price is rs
cents, but anyone inclosing tSfs. notice
with the name Of this paper with cent
stamp to the doctor will receive the book
free by mail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
4 GERMAN DISPLAY.
singing Societies Assembled q
inv ,us;in Turn Ous in Procession
at the Cspi'al.
,of Adn,riog spsesstors-Ths God
s.,, of Lissrty ana King ooftsn-A
nharnips Flost-Lossly women.

.nscisl TO tbs Gazette
,.-,dsr storm cana up from the north a
o,cIock in the morning. Black clouds
.,dIv drIfsed over the swift flowing
ina,or.do and deep pesls Of thunder
',nssr than the field pieces that belched
'..,S blank cartridges on the drill
..rrds. shook all the buildings of the
-, and the reverberatlon, profound and
nm. came back from the high cliks
the south side Of the river.
", The tempest soon passed to the south.
.",tv.rd. The clouds drifted OF the
.ss Of the sky and the glorious May sun
.".in shone forth. The ground began
s51iur snd great streams Of people Of all
Uses began to dow down Congress
.Tspue and Pecan streets toward
ss drill grounds. The crowd appeared
s,gsr 10 reach the Central Railroad trains
.sst run every fifteen minutes from the
;,ot nj the avenue to the entrance gate of
he grounds. Tney paused not even to
,Snire the h:sby uniform Of some csvalry
osacer ss he hurried his steed and dashed
lawn the street But the sound of the
i,snrsting music of band struck the ear
a the multitude. Looking back over
f5eir shoulders the crowd perceived
A PROCESSION
cnuirg down the avenue from the state
s,nItol, but of far different character
i,6n the one that on Wednesday moved
through the same thoroughfare and
claimed the admiration Of so, 900 specta-
Tors. It wss the procession OF the Ger
man singing societies carrying banners
and f1llowed by ever 100 wagons and
1osts gaily and fully decorated with the
products of the field, showing what
hose excellent and thrifty people have
dom in Texas. The wagons were two
deep and driven By farmers in their work
dress, accompanied by their wives and
daughters. Most of the vehicles were
Erssthed with cedar and evergreens and
drawn by tWo-horse teams. Oae OF the
most noticeable and handsome cars in the
line Was float on which appeared
A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY
persOnsting the Goddess of Liberty, whose
a!ysn tresses were bound by 8 starry
crown from beneath which beamed the
soft eyes Of lovely Texas maiden, who
maintained the queenly dignity Of the
character she was acting with admira-
bic naiyete. Around her were seated
pretty young maidens, representing the
several states of the Union, and
Texas and Missouri were per-
sonifed by two lovely girls with
the blush Of youth upon their cheeks.
THIS fJat, IS we'll as one representing
King Cotton, elected hearty cheers from
10000 people who stood and iostled each
other on the stone sidewalks OF the
sTerue. Tne procession passed on, and
then the great crowds moved again
toward the drill grounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
ACTERINE MEDICINE CO.,
Sale CsmpnHuders. Waco. Tex.

direct Market dull and lower; common to
prime steers. 81 3oa6 40; bulls and dry COWS
81 1oa3 s.. with few fancy bulls at 81 0164 g.:
exports HOO beeves and 42!o quarters of beef
eeo-Receipts $40; market fairly firm and
s. sos IS for Kentucky snd Virginia spring
CHICAGO. ILL, May Is -Cattle-Rece,pt.
S0o0; shipments 80; market strong for light;
60; stockers and feeders 81 40a4 90: Texa.
cattle 81 al 90 Hogs receipts IL COZ:
m arket sErong ana active and 5@f0c higher:
mixed y t0G5 20; heavy S. 55a5 go; light SIS 20
65 65. Sheeu-Receipts 1000; shipments o00O.
market steady, good and strong; wooded 81 500
8 ~; shorn S3 0066 Co; Texans shorn 81 75s
5 10; lambs IS 75a7 90. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
LOCAL OPTION ILLEGAL,

Ths Decision Mt the Supreme court of
Michigan
LANSING, MICH, Msy 1s.-The Su.
preme court has unanimously declared
the local option law unconstitutional The
ground upon which this decision is reach.
ed is very simple, viz: The law Is q d.
rect violation OF article 4, section 20 of
tne constitution, although other points
are toucned on incidentally. The article
CT tne constitution violated provides that
no law snail embrace more than one OBJ
lect, which shall be embodied in It's title.
Local option is entitled an act to regulate
the manufacture and sale Of liquor, which
is not all that the law is for.