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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-12
THE TURF.
HanfOrd Trotting Club Races
Events ON Eastern Courses:

HANFoRD, CAL, March 1.-THE at
tendance at to-day's races was good.
Weather warm. Yesterdays third
race was finished and won by Lovely Is
Fannie; best time 2 :401s.
Roadster class won by Eddis Bar
ney time, 2:55.
Running half mile and repeat
Entries, Lowry's Spring Water,
OWENS Bros. Johnnie Gray, Davis
Grasshopper; won by Gray; time,
:50ts.
Three minute class trotters and
pacers-Three entries, best two
Withdrawn. Owens T.. b. went over
the course in 8 20.
LAST DAY AT PIMLICo.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE Jockey
Club spring meeting closed to-day
with heavy track, resulting from
rain which fell last night and to-day.
For two year olds, five furlongs-
Buddhist won, Sourire second, Hot
Scotch third time, / :071a
One mile-Joe Lee won, My Own
second, Feed Tick third; time,
81 :50A.
For three year-olds, one mile and q
half Refund won; Bertha b, colt,
second, Glendale third. Time, 2 40.
One mile-Valiant won, Lelogos
second, The Bourbon third. Time,
AZ.
Tnree- quarters of mile-Brittanic
won, Brown Charlie second, Revolt
Gelding third. Time, 20.
Handicap steeplechase, over full
Wheatley won, Warrington
second, Wellington third. Time not
taken.
EXCITING EVENTS AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, May Weather clear
and warm track in superb condition
and attendance good.
Three OF a mile-Little
Minch won, Shotover second, Land
lady third. Time, 1:l41a.
All ages, one mile-Libretto won,
Poteen second, Osceola third. Time,
1:42L. The starters were sent away
at first attempt, with Osceola in the
lead, Proteen second, Murphy, on
Libretto falling, in the rear; as
they passed the quarter, Osceola
had increased the lead 10 two lengths,
with Murphy still trailing in the rear.
No change was made as they raced
past the half. AS they ran toward
the three quarter the pace became
faster and when they turned into the
stretch Oscecla was still leading by
half length. Halfway down the
stretch Murphy, who had been going
easy, made one Of his famous rushes,
overlook the leader at the distance
stand, and shout went up from the
grand stand, murphy WINS" and he
went under the wire, the winner by a
length from Pofeen. who was half a
length in front Of Osceola.
For all ages one mile and seventy
yards, Wary won, Bonita, second /;
Lucky Jim, third time, l AZ.
AS Bonita with Soden upon her
back was taking an exercise gallop
before the race, she ran against Will
liam Bailey, a Chesapeake and Ohio
passenger conductor who was crossing
the track in front Of the grand stand.
knocking him down and breaking his
left thigh in two places.
s For maiden two-year-olds, one-hali
mile, Duchess May won, May o.,
second; Castaway, third; time, 50s4
For three-year-olds and upwards
six furlongs, Jaubert won, Cupid
second; Lepanto, third; time, :l6
LOUISVILLE TRACK.
LOUISVILLE, May 11-Weathel
pleasant, attendance 1000.
2:25 class, purse $500-Fred. Nei
first, Lady of Lyons second, BedforC
third; best time, 2:2324.
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Undelivered Telegr.ms.

Undelivered telegrams at the West.
ern Union Telegraph Office, No. {
Court street, 10 P. NJ, May.I lth: Fred
Smith, Albert George, A. L. Sedger
C. H. Meyer. Edwards q Gardner
Sam Osborne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-12

Board Of Foreign Missions gees into
details and describes the work as
being in gratifying state of progress.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-12
WASHINGTON VIKINGS.
News Notes From the Scat of Gov
erument.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Chief
United States Commissioner to the
Melbourne International Exhibition
and the Secretary of the Commission
will sail from San Francisco for Mel
bourne on May 3lst. The latter will
continue to receive applications for
space from those intending to exhibit
goods. His address will be No. 1925
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
until May goth, and after that care Of
the United States Consul, Melbourne,
Australia.
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The Great Walk.
A Tnlkinr NIachine:

New York, May 1.-THE World
will tomorrow publish an account Of
the exhibition Of the perfected
Edison phonograph. Among the ex-
periments recounted and regarded
as successful were those of voices re-
peated from the telephone, as we'll as
q. song and cornet solo. Another
interesting feature of the exhibition
was that of talking into transmitter,
and Of typewriter afterwards re-
ceiving and writing out the speech
therefrom.
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MISSOURI DELEGATES.

ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Third
District Republican Convention elect
ed as delegates to the National Con-
vention Fred. King and Horace r.
Williams.
MORE GUESTS FOR Los ANGELES.
SHASTA, May 1.-THE Democratic
County Convention at Weaverville
Tuesday elected the following dele
gates to the State Convention T:
Thomas Mcdonald, Deadwood; John
Reed, Junction City, and James W.
Bartlett, Weaverville.
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NATIONAL DEM0CR,CY.
The Struggle for GubernatiOnai
Nominations i'm Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, May II.-The Demo-
cratic Convention reassembled at 10
O'Clock and resumed balloting. On
the tenth ballot Taylor received 671
votes. No election. The convention
adjourned until 3 o'clock
Is The Democratic State Convention
! Aatthis hour (l2 49, is still in session.
No nomination for Governor has been
made. The fight is as bitter as ever
with the field against Gov. r. l.. Tay.
lor,
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PACIFIC RAILROADS.

IatiIit
The House Committee on Pacific
Railroads resolved to begin considera-
ton OF the case of the Central Pacific
Railroad next Friday, and decided to
take the bill already prepared and re-
ported, to secure the payment OF
indebtedness to the Government OF
the Union Pacific, Incorporating such
changes as the committee may see fit
to make.
TURPIE TO BE SEATED.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions in the Turpie case, came to the
unanimous conclusion that the deter.
mination of the Indiana House oi
representatives, under the circum'
stances of this case, of the title of its
members to their seats is conclusive
upon the Senate and therefore the
persons who voted in the election o.
Senator must be conclusively pre-
sumed to be entitled to vote and con
sequently that Turpie must be helt
entitled to his seat.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE Hous,
Committee on Ventilation to-day in
structed Chairman Landes to repor
to the House a bill appropriatin
$50, 900 to be paid as bounty 10 Mr.
A. De Bauset, OF Chicago, when b.
shall have completed and successful,
demonstrated the practicability of hi
invention OF an air ship.
BILL FOR PosToFFIcE BUILDINGS.
The House Committee on Postol
fees ordered favorable report o.
Chairman Blount's bill to provide
general law for the erection of posi-
Office buildings. 1t provides for th
appointment ill the Postoflice Depart
ment of an architect and superinter
dent OF construction at a salary {
$4,000 per year, who shall, with tn
Assistant Supervising Architect of th
Treasury, prepare designs for posto
flee buildings. The Postmaster Geners
is authorized in his discretion to col
struct postoffice buildings at any plao
at which the gross postal receipts fe
: two years or more shall have g,
J ceeded So 900 in each year. No built
I ing erected UNDER the act shall COZ
, more than $4,000. The SUM
~, GOO, 900 is appropriated to be avai
able during the current year to carr
, out the purposes Of the bill. tt
number OF towns which would be el
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The Nntlon,s pastirnc.

DETROIT, May 11.-Conway's pitch
ing was puzzling to the Quakers to-
day up to the eight inning, when they
managed to get on to it for several
good hits, and these with bases on
balls, gave them their four runs.
Buflington's delivery was very severe
on the Detroits, but they managed to
score five earned runs and got another
on errors. Sc ,re; Detroit, 6; Philadel-
phia, A.
PITTsBuRG, May H. The home
club was unable to do much With
Sowder to-day and were shut out. The
Bostons got their two runs on two
lucky hits aside from which they
could not hit Calvin. Score: Pitts
burg, O.; Boston, 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, May IL -Dealy's
support was poor but their bad wor
could not overbalance the miserable
errors of the home team, which gave
the visitors the game. Score: In
dianapolis, 5; Washington, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Athletic
Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
CINcINArrI, May ll.-Cincinnati
2; st. Louis, O.
CLEVELAND, May l1.-Cleveland
l; Baltimore, 2.
LOUISVILLE, May 11.-Louisville
IL; Kansas City, 8.
The Great Walk.
At P. NJ. the score was: Littlewoo,
500, Guerrero 482, Herty 466, Colder
435, Noremac 437, Hughes Az.
At5P. M.-Littlewood sos, Guerrer
400, Herty 474, Golden, 443, Norema
447, Hughes 425, Campana 32l.
At 6 P. M.-Score: Littlewood 514
Guerrero 494, Herty 479, Golden Az
Hughes 425, Noremac 456, Campan
1876.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-12

LOUISVILLE, May 1l.-Weather
pleasant, attendance 2000.
2:25 class, purse S500-Fred. Neil
first, Lady OF Lyons second, Bedford
third best time, 2:23M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-02
SoR SIS or NECK .
cCRn7, IA CgTIcuRa,

HysSin aisee 50, p-hich resisted ScE.
eTsl popular remedies and o.ner rene
dies advised by rrye!c!ans, has teCG
cured by your CUT.c VIA i EsiEE, Ei.
They surpassed my most sanguiES ca
ana - 2idiy effected cure.
J.C AEE.N TRUE,
NHCENTEs. ISD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-02
x s1lf Eya yAEVE

AL OF your CUTT-URA REMEnIrs give
very gCoG satisfaction. The GUTfCURA
7 especially ? oi,3iaend FOR the dis
Eeases for hich il Il used know nom
experience ITS VSiue Dr.. j, PRATT.
Moh.eilo, WIS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-02
. CUTECURA ABROAD

Through home-retrrned Norwegian
I have learned to EnOw your C-EECI7 "a 4,
which has in 3 short time cured me ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
could no; heal. CHR. fiElIL
5EE5Ea, NORWAY. AgeBtUsy oyfetliny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-02
EsTRAY NOTICE.

CAME TO NM ENCL04URE,
~ on June LIST, red COW, dotted with white
spots, branded NJ on lett hip. Also bright
bay colt, white star on forehead and hind legs.
white below the knee, branded s on left hip,
has been ON my ranch since May. The owner
will please call and pay charges Of pasturing
aEd advertising. TIAOTHY OCONNek,
sepSH Hanc on PriusA rsaA.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

y NSSrEG Of political Importance Is
announced from indianapolis. /; Is the
existence of u great secret league known
n tile indiana Fair Election League. -
whu,c membership comprise manifold
stages of political conviction. For the
past two months the projectors have
been quietly pcTicc;ing lis organization
In ever, county In tile State. I'll. sole
object Of the league, Us is now under.
stood. is o. prevent the casting OF fraud
Ileut aud Illegal votes. 80 FAR - known
It's existence is not attributable to any
efforts ON the part uf either Democratic
VI Republican state committees. I, Is
claimed that ramilcaliuns of the league
already extend into every precinct in
the State.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

This best way To keep thoroughly
/ posted on nil matters VI human Interest
is To take u ilisi-class daily paper, which
Is honest and just IN Its opinions, truth
I ful and thorough IN It's presentation oi
news. and faithfully devoted Ia the best
interests Of the section IN which II ID
Published.
Such paper is TnE DENVER HE-
PUBLICAN. In everything that goes 10
make daily journal Of tie higheS,
class, Il, stands supreme among III.
newspaper, Of III. West. ani every thing
that the application of BRAINS and money
can 10 Ia make each issue better thar
III. last viii bc done in the futu.. as In
the past,
with the best platform ever presented
To- the American people by any political
party. and u ticket That must command
the respect and confidence OF all fair
minded citizens. IL Will Ice our pleasant
duty during the campaign 10 carry tie
gospel of ii.rrblicanism To- every home
la which the progress and prosperity ol
this country is desired. aud ". ask NIL
patriotic men WHO believe Ia the pro-
lection ol American industries and tn.
pcTpctuaii1n ol Republican institutions
,p aid ,is In this great AMI good work.
II Is oi vital IMPORTANCE TO the Wcs,
that the policy OF encouragement To
labor aud capital. which has been the
ruling spiri; %, Republican rule. sud the
main rauNr Of the Nations growth In
moral AMI material greatness during the
last quarter %, century, should 10
continued for nn Indefinite period to
come. aud that result can lc most sue
ccssinlly achieved through the agency
Of n patriotic press.
Tux DrSy.H REPUBLICAN las, and
will have, nothing la do with fnctional
or personal difference ot opinion with.
Ia the Republican party. II has NO
fplics 20 crafty and me- old scores Ia
settle. II viii rif"nnon.fy -nt,cayor "a,
all times 10 promote the spirit 81 iiHf-
mony and 10 improve the chances OF
part, victory. u viii stand ui for The
rights oI the people against the nggrcs-
aions al corporations anil classes. aud IL
will n, all times bc prepared 10 cSpt.ss
Its homes, opinions IN fair anil unmis.
taxable language an NIL questions af.
f.ciing the public welfare. Address
REPUBLICAN, run Co. Denver. Colo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

Playing rueh an Important part a. they
do w their eggHify. and In ih" lie OF such
q superstition ridden mortal a. John
Chlnn;nzn. tho duck i;rcii has no, rsenp.i
rupcraiiiion, There arc In China quite q
numerous sec, who rvllssously abstain
trpia eating duck All! vsarl their duel.
devourins neighboTs a. wanting In rvs-r'
cne~ They arc tho followers and ~or'
shir~rs Of a roi named lion fuen Shn"r:
wLosc moihSr was cured Of .emo drvz,!
ma, lady ~ a mysterious duck. which
br1ugl; her he.bs In iis I'LL every ds,
until .ho recovered health out Of srni
Judo for this tho woman brought up her
san under nts.e. lnluneiions mover 10 cat
duck 10 ttcat1o tho patron OF ducks.
EnI ono day when pursued by robb~rs a
b. ioes of ducks apt-arvd between hin
AMI hia pursu-sa aud hid him frofa vieu
a, his death 10 was csnonirsS!. and l..
lofo hia shrin- III, follower, nov aiays
dedicate ihcis ehildfra To his principles.
and ,Fzln them up Ia r-.;nri duck, m -
cr.J birds Thomas Stevens Letter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

Tho yes,ibulc train IL new factor In
Western railroad transportation. II is
clsimcd Tor thcsn trains tim, on account
of their heing connected hy steel hc'-is
NIL danger Of ,clcscoring In ease of nc
clIeut is removed. tie train being
practically one son: cnr. l, is certain
tina, the oscillation Of the ears is greatly
reduced. and !; Is also certain tina, the
vcst,hulc trains afford the creates, CON-
fort We, known 10 travellers. The adop-
ton Of this style nj train b, the Chicago.
santa Fc y California Halfway between
Kansas City aud Chicago Is u strong bid
for the passenger traffic between the
West ani Chicago. This new road is
In many particulars ahead of any Of Its
older competitors. and will undoubtedly
he the popular road 10 Chicago.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

zone %: the best WAYS In which Ia
work for Denver Is TO advertise the re-.
sources OF the State nj large This
from The Denver Republican, is gospel
truth. But it's spirit is really very
rately observed b. the Denver press
Everything with 1t is Denver. Denver
'Yhc rest of the State can rustic FOR it.
self. Fortunately for that city ~ well
ms other portions of the State. both PEG
pie aId press ut the capital are learn.
Ing to broaden ont and do something
for somebody beside themselves. II
tli!g generous policy continues to pre-
vail outside pride in Denver will more
readily manifest itself, and the Queen
CRY will grow and prosper much faster
and better than under the selfish policy
of the past Pixies Peak Herald.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

y.u a,-.. lH..si~..i Lizard 81 ii,.is
scaa lon last week adopted u resolution
In which they will petition the coinin.:
Legislature 10 abolish the clause In the
State law which cumpcls them Ia Issue
license 10 applicants Tor the same who
have prariiccd medicine for ten years
I'u,loI Ito Law physician cannot pfac
ticc without first having obtained "a H.
ccnc from the Stale Board OF Exam
inc,s Among the ways In which II
can lie secured h the CLAUSE referred Ia,
and u i,ns been n matter ni much an
upyancc IL thr liplrj, - there are ap.
pliciuls who are very ignorant "f mcdi-
cine. but who submit sworn anidayii-
SLOWING that they have prhc,iccd foT
ten years.
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THE GOOD TIMES coNiko.

Grandma Con aid . curious thing
-Ii1ys may ~hi.tIs. out girls must sing
rhaIs the very thins heard bss say
To Kate. no longer than Yesterday
..i,oy. may uhistia" OF oourNc they may.
10 they quicker their lips the proper say
Hut tor tue llfe OF IA, cant SEE
Why Kate can't whistle - eel a. me
boy, may whistle. hut g'rb must sin.'"
Now call that . cuftous thing
n toys eau whistle " ny cant K,ris. tool
IL Z. the easiest thins III tho world 70 d.
I1rst you do that when you do this
JIl.i Ike you wur- hsins w Tor 4 Kiss
IL. very POOR giri. thatS all say,
" no can I maze out u do that way.
BOYS my ~h,-ti-.- hut girls may not;
A ehlstI-'s . SOM; with the notss kns-'Ee< our
slrly-i OF sone1 hero down th- ti,ruat,
Everything lost but the chan.esui uota
so II boJs can whistle End do IL well.
Why cannot rirlx viii som-bcty ts'if
Why cant they do what a tor can dot
Ti..li 1. the thin: should like to kDos.
~ent To father AID s-zteai hin, shy
Llfis couldn't whiAiie as well as l.
And he saii, THE raHsson that girls must Alag
Is I<csuss girls a si1s-ulzf thins"
AMI grandma ianghs,i I'll. srep shc'd sehc.
when sail thought IL all . mistake
Newer mind Iiftl. man heard her say.
'srh.y viii make yo1 hisfie enough some day
win Alien promsofio.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

AT the national headquarters OF the
Republicans finances are said 10 L. In II
llnuri,hing condition, which is at
,fibuicL 10 levi T.. Merton who sent In
u big check Tbs Democratic campaign
committee ar. no, having such good
success. a. IN. contributions Jo moi,
cuNcr current expenses, Tie Prohibit
tiDni.is have RAISED S9n.oc0 since they
established headquarters. nu, little Is
heard oi the other parties, and l, IN
very doubtful whether amy OF Them will
make u respectable showing at the com.
Ing election. ~ their adh-icn,s ars
breaking Tor either u the Two oil,
PARTIES n. an alarming rate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

There Is as much difference between
some fults ~ there is between other
people" THIS remark fell upon our
ears rs We were passing small group
standing together on the sid. walk.
What WAS the occasion OF ~ wise a re-
mark VIZ Of course did not know. II IL
bc true anywhere. 1t is irI. Of the man
ncr the Compound Oxygen Treatment
affects different patients even with ap.
parcntiy the same chronic ailliction.
Some receive relief at once, and COM
mcncc complete restoration to health.
friends. Such was the experience of u
lawyer In Easton, Pa. when he wrote
June sth. 1856; IL am not only pleased
am delighted with the Treatment
The third day after beginning 10 use It,
to my utter surprise and ihcSpressible
JOY. that terrible sinking feeling IN the
pit of the stomach, and n week later
that twin curse. the dull pain above the
eyes. both of which constituted the bur.
den of my Complaint when consulted
YOU. disappeared. and ! have not been
troubled with either since. II is won.
dcrful.'
Others mHy use the same Treatmcn,
two molths before they receive that i'm
provement which satisfies them they
are really on the road to health.
IT YOU wish 10 know more of this re-
markablp remedy, write for the Com
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

4 bali given by tho Baron and Baroness
hiphonse do no,hsehiid In their paiailal
treliing on tho Hue 81, fiorrniin migh'
Justly have been called . dream OF fall
women Tho haii room vas = perfect
picture. hung with vieux blean s.li
danEsk. lighted by eieetri, light. reflect
Ing on tho art s-ns Of ur-urc. Vatican
and other gr,,ai masters that sdorn the
walls, corboll.es aud orchids and roses
pla-rd In every available corner. aud
Spreading their fragrance on tho already
rcffumed air. 4 collection @! pretty
Liielois werv distributed In tho eotilion.
u novel figure being that Of large goid-.
t1a constructor coilesl around tho trunk
Of ,rs Ia tho hollow 81 tho top hnn
dreds Of chenille snakes OF all eclors were
found and presented by tho gentlemen ID
tho ladies. thus royersln. the biblical ira
dillon paln.y sllk aprons, cmbroiiere,i
With silver and gold. golden Spanish
combs. artistic book covers. satin Jockey
caps. whips and a thousand ani o,a
thing, found ,liclr way Into tho cunning
reel tasacis. Cayly decorated with nb
hons iiIa, ca.h lady guest carried away
wi;h Pride and triumph after tho dance
uallguHni's Messenger.
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r.r.sAn csrr~, w..,.,.. s-.....

A nsiiv. Of Finland named Runen was
sen, about two Year, $50 To tho ~sst, 81
Tho expense .. ssr Il ss'GRsNQA, III "
of rrr,ian carpet weaving. tho secret OF
which 10 strictly Huarissi by thoss en-
gagged In tho trade. lilo mad. tho journey
di.stIf-d ~ simple workman. but u was
only after long and fr,ii'ie.. Efforts To Oh
tain admission Into a Turkish CARPET man
nfa-.ory that 10 fucrcvd~,i ct q small!
place near Smyrna In Aeyuaini'ns himself
with tho proccas and making design 81
n loufa A Persian earycs mandatory
hHa now been established In Finland. aud
Important results arc anticipated fruu
Tho ncw branch Of Industry thus Intro
drcci london GioSo
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THE HERALD BRAND.

IN HtuoS branded rs above on ANY
lait " nu'mnl from The tail mp 10 right
behind the ears. Range. Gara-ld.
i.uuti. Grand, Eagle. fI,kin AMI Mess
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
southern Wyom.n. and II few selcc,
patches II feeding ground nil over
T.. s.-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter, of engraved
characters. and also includes copy Of
TMI HERALD. L., the cowboy on tho
faiia. Know Your brand.
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VAIN. a, s,mp.,.sus Personality.

There sfs somo symrs'hr'in dee,ors In
Philadelphia who arr practically cup
ported by Tow wealthy women. Who. "
there Ia anything tho natter with them.
haze b-cn 10 bgi;cr OF ~oTsp for years
They console themselves with tho fancy
,list uon- but these doctor. could have
hep; them alive a, all. and tia, 10 them
they owe tho continuance Of their esiS.
caro- With many dnciorr. especially "
they nr- young ard unmarried. their sym
pathetic personality Ia their principal
s,orl. In trade -rhiilirlulia Tines
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WHITE RIVER sTock.GRowERs Asso.
CITATION.
posTurrCE BULLETIN.

Rawiins mail leaves Monday. "wednesday aud
Friday ut n. IN. Arrives Tuesday, Thurs
day nnd saturday NJ gr. ~.
Gund river mail leaves Mondays. wc'incs-
days and fridays. nj . u. IN. Arrives Tues
days. Thursdays and saturdays. ut q y. III.
Nanacly mail leaves Monday ut u. M. Ar
ri,cs Thursday Mt ". III.
ricc-ancc private mail leaves "Wednesday Mt
u. IN. Arrives TUESDAY.
Money -,-dcr nnd registry department opcu
from a. N. to y. NJ.
j. v. iiousroa, rosunas'or.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-13

How TO become an orator IA too broad .
question for a rcvsvarcr article The
hr.; reference ean mako ia to Ciccrus
Book Of orn,lons. Know Of 10 way TO
acquire tho riff 81 uruioTy except Of y
pcraon having natural E';a!nmcn's. q Eco-'
voice rud good manner. who will study
carefully the subject upon which 10
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