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The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

opposite Billings there deposits Of hemate
kdneysap radedon various kinds Contiguous
chief will form the basis ofexense industries
slope Pryor Mountains 20 miles south Of the Vel
loon there flowing springs petroleum. with which the emigran
early through the old
ter Trail This oil extension Of the great oil field Of the Big
which directly south Pryor Mountains Natural
through ground the oil fields will be
utilized industrial purposes the Mountains large
that Of the Home
Black Hills leads Of rich silver have
discovered we'll placer gold In paying quantities. None of this
mineral be worked until the Reservation thrown open settlement
Running 40 miles from Mountains
varieties including satin aaba Some Of these 100
white vargated marble
Pryor Mountains foothills Of the Yellowstone
argnprou we'll rich placer deposits These only await the
opening Reservation be developed and them constitutes
argument in favor Of that much desired end Passing again north
find that the City Of Billings lies In the shadow
high excellent building Billings the County Seat hand
substantially built the important chipping and
Montana City oons
there several houses here carrying stocks Of from $4,000
3 which being constantly turned and renewed Al
evidence the business done Bns need only be mentioned that the
handled ct the Northern Pacific there
eighty to hundred million pounds annum.
opening Reservation the hills south Of the Yellow
stone Big miles
utilized for growing and the shipments Billings win
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

good undeveloped
which lies The principal
and K Clark number Of veins running through
developed the died and his
undoubtedly good adjoins
Pollock sold short time party st. Louis capitalists for 10000
The main shaft $50 with levels
mineral
purchase The the Margaret MILL which
three months No outside the the earnings the
statements but it
which
the that small scale and tunnel
allowed below DEPTH The favorable
wishes extended the St. gentlemen for the prosperity their
property.
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

Of Agricultural and grazing country while saltwater outfit
point for the Saltwater mnes and for tourists several the
In Yellowstone County.
s. p PANTOr
RIGHT BOWER MINE, BUTTE, M. I.
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

who have contributed to its good
government, and invested their
energies In its advancement since
Its inception, are: Captain Henry
Belknap. proprietor of the Belknap
block H. H. Mund, Cashier Of the
First National Bank j. D. Mathe-
son, Police Magistrate. and Real
Estate Agent: Fred. H. Foster, pro-
priet0r Of Fosters Addition to the
City /; Walter MathesOn, (nOw Of
Helena), who served terms as May
or, and took part in every move
ment for the public good !; Alex.
Fraser, the representative OF He
man Clark, owner Of the town
site; John D. Losekamp, owner of
the Billings Opera House, which is
a good second to the Grand Opera
House, Of Butte; j. ]. Mickey, who
built the Park and Grand Hotels
the latter being one Of the few first
class hotels in Montana. and others
whose names just now escape the
memory OF the writer. - -
The other towns on the rail-
road are Junction City, Park City
and saltwater. each OF which is q
trade center for considerable
The Butte daily miner., 1888-01-01

and Wyoming is pronounced by
the United States Geological Sur
vey to be superior to any other
coal west Of Pennsylvania. The
coal seams Of this region are re-
markable for size as we'll as quail
ity. ranging from four to thirty
feet in thickness. Thirty miles
north Of Billings, is the famous
Bull Mountain coal field. where
one horizontal seam, ranging from
16 to q feet in thickness. crops out
on all sides Of the mountains, and
covers an area of 60 square miles.
This coal is high grade Ignite,
hard, clean and lustrOus. and while
not equal for industrial purposes
to the bituminous and semi-an-
thracite coalsof the Crow Reserva-
ti0n, it is excellent for steam and
household uses. Other coal mines
are worked on Canyon Creek north
west OF Billings, and on Six Mile,
east Of that City; and new mine
has;been opened west OF Park City.
on the Yellowstone. In several
portions Of the County. notably
around the Bull Mountains on
tho cnufh eide NJ tho V..1lnu
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
VIM ,,..,a,s.. i..rl. jan. :.

The following 20 tbr call Tor tide
National DrmoeElc conventions
Fiic National Dcm1cgatir Committee.
having met Ia thr City II Washington
0n rir 81 day uf February, isss. has
appointed Tuesday. the s,h dny n June.
~ nunn, IS the time, and chosen Tie
city of -. Louis al tie place. f,E hold.
ins tho National Democratic enuycu.
.ss-.. .----ss. -s.s..-a --------@--
srn;aiiou .hvIoin equal ,o double Tie
number Of its senators und Krplc'rr'
ta;iS.s tn the Congress Of the United
States, aud each Territory AMI the Dis.
tfir; nl Columbia have iwu delegates.
Al democratic md conservative riii.
gems II the UniteI states. iTrsts srtiyU
@! pas, political association aId differ
ouccs. who clu unise with us Ia ma 81
fort fng purr, economical nui c1usti'
int.olai government. aTe cordially in-
yitcl 10 ll.n "a In seniing delegates To-
Tits convention. ~. II. HAHSrH.
Chairman.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
Gr.niI, fLtriIca.

Not few o. the o!,igrns Of Meokey
have recently hec1mcggcaily excited oycr
the astounding facts. that several Of their
friends who had lcrn pGuu1uueci hY
shrir physicians sa ineurah.r aEi be-
yoil all hope - suffering with thaI
dreaded monster Consumption - have
teen completely cuIri by Ds. King =
New Discovery Tor Consumption, The
only rom.d' tlat does positively ourc
all throat and lung dltgl-ss. Coughs,
Colts. Asthma sfd lsonrhiiis Trial
lp,iIca free si any drug store; large bot
tlrs -.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
snn.,rrn,i,nrr..

". u. iloyt y Co. Wholesale and
Retail nruggisisu! Home, Ga.. say; We
have hccn selling Dr. Kings New pis.
Sg.sa, s.s;aa, h.ssais as.s.se ~, .!;s,..a-s III.
handled remedies that sell a. well. ct
give such universal satisfaction. Tncr
have been sJn" wonderful CURES effect
rd hy i,rfc medicines Ia this city. Sow.
cFai eases of pronounced Consumption
have lrcn cnlinly cured by u,c II .
fcw Lr,ilss oG Dc Kings New Dis,
cuyrry. takru IN connection with Elcc-
,gir niisrs. W. Wiatau,rc them al.
ways soid by al druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
Aner DrroIA Aiira.

Representatives of the Midland. Mis-
Bouri Pacific and Chicago y Northwest
en- have been Ia sat Lake recently
looking up sites for drroi grounds,
THIS louks lllc the western part oi
Colorado would DO traced b. one or
more railroads the coming year There
arc msny localities worth looking into
by sPctulslors aui those wishing In lc-
qulrc Weston homes II one ur $50 %
tho proposed extensions arc carried iH-
- effect b. the railroads.
Gariieli and R1ult counties present
many lucrative openings aui arr vet
ncw. Good ranches can D. procured on
many ul the streams lJsius fglm the
western SLOPE among tie thousands Of
acres OF Government Land set unclllm-
ci, which can NOW ba pse-cmp,ei At
si.si Per acre. ard when brought with
In tho limits nf a railroad will Gust
double the amount D. pre- rmpt.
There IN an endless amuuni u coal
lands lyius adjacent o. Mecser, on
While nycg, and an along Upper Hear
river are large tracts OF c1Ii lands. For
those having a I0udnrss Tor new
country, who wish % set AWAY FUN the
requirements Of society ani life IN lhr
city, vii" love 10 sport with the foi aud
gun, and To- engage in the pursuit u
In an ~ primitive features
and i.s hra'il'giy.ns iHilrncss. nn bot
ieg opportunity Is presented than m
those rpuniic, ns 81, uniriecaird hy
l-rCeeh 81 l1gpmpiIs'-ucuyrg IImc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
DissonUrI0S NorIcH.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name
OF Stone X Con. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, W. II. Gpft
rc'iting. All parties indebted TO the
late firm can settlo their accounts with
either of the undersigned. An i'm
mediate settlement Is desired. All those
TO whom we are indebted will please
present their bills by the tirst of the
month. G.. W. STONE,
W. II. Corr.
NEtEE, Colo, Feb. l5. lass.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
>s,i,r Tor Publication.

In " tflii't At
Ntlrvunup fit'Hus. JniHs, f'4ii is. isss.
NTuTiri.=ta trrv',v riyt1 ttif tho following
~ natursi srtf,r i.st hissi nrtur uI his lnistl,
gi.s, H. maxi id.ii Ju-if in sapnafs - NJ
risifu. nnt t1ff suh pcyf will b. frsfr -.
ffss5 10. IL. Nssr ari lisritFF af aiHuua-si
s4Qrit -. tulfIaifs 80 NuFii a fs 10 fr f'sflss
us. Viz. hsftnsr Hirhurf. ~ Wraksr suias
Iufu. 90 his u u. = 80, ai1 O. =. H. Tor fhr
N 3 ~ i, NJ - AMI - 1. us 4. .,vr VI, m
a. itu.M fftpN.
lir nam,s - fuiinvinF uiiurs tss tn rrp,r
hiu rnpfiuustp rrsilUnru ulHf. Hiti Cultivation
uf anit taul. a. James gliiuurr. ItHrrr li.
suu. - Hteko, Upinrasi.t, AMI Wan WHsarsf
nui iilrhuul A Mooney. uf tlcuuudsi SpFfusa.
Colorado.
J. nEi.,N. iiczisirr.
lrir.' Put s'-i.ast Mar ~. is.i7
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
>o,se for publication.

lkSu pfIiHE At
GtrNr unti SFatNils, Colo. len. ", i.t,4.
NOTICE ts i,-,iy given ,hti thr following
y named aa't5rhas ilrii uufira nf hur intcn-
lion To- rirEalnnti proof In support uf her
eiaiin. rud thu' siii proof viii bn inIHa before
tho I,rgi.frt' aud Ufc-iycr % Gicnso,-i
Springs. colo. On April ~ l..s, NJ 10 a',lnak
%. m., viz; ,ary Mclaughlin, A1mInistra-
trIN nuI heir , Henry N'i.uvhii1. deceased. -.
On ~. T.. T. U.s So aiC. tIfu SHFtrs. for tho
sw I, sec II. q, ~, Rui " cth = ".
-" rhflcs tb1 following NiinUssoa to provo
his cnutinuuulrtDidcuc- upon uud cultivation
nf. sail land. ,z; Thntuls l.uunel. Horny
wor,icil. Gpnri. DiiuTi audGibert Wcsaon. nil
:. :. nriA~, Register.
tFirsi pub rcl el-lazt Mar -. 1857
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
Not : tor Publication.

II,NND pFFitE At
cfrNwoon ''usus. tpip. TrI. n tsss
NOTICES is ttshy given that fhs, fniin,-in,
y ru ned set " has nioi ultia,7 ~ bis inf,t,.
ton To- make 4 Al pruuf w support N bic ciaifi.
an1 that saitsfou will h. iniiir Irfpf" tho
NUyi.t"r aud lss"ivrr. at si9uus-si Springs
Colo. IN AVdl. iss-. %; 10 u'riur. v. ~. vIs,
Noilrrf wiiiiss,iuhh. uf Nsnker. Uni0rssiW. On
his H. L. II : 10. rsg y Z - fsi =
~ d, s1s- ~. -. = auA nv = &c !. So 2, Tp
sS. q. " y rN.
No names f,,l following witnesses tn Vru, 10
ris yotitiuiiniist 4ilsurs upuu. Hri cultivation
~ sufI land. taf wUitnm HAYDEN. Nine !.
Drum. John hsl and Thomas iakcr. ait uf
=. =. pUIAN. ucgistur.
tF.rs, pub NJ g5-lhs, Mar 20, ls.sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
rn...rn,. ArnIrs rai,,.

Tile iesf saivc ia ;hr world Tor cuts.
bruises. sorts. ulcers. aal, rhcum. luycr
SUITES. letter. charieti hands. chiiblaius.
c1Fus and ali skin .nip,.ons. and rosi-
lively cures pilrs, or uo pay required. II
is guaranteed To give perfect riiisfac.
tiuh. nr money refunded. Price - cent,
PER boX. rof sale by ai druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
r,,, ,,,,,. stare.

Tor drug. me,lirnes, paints, books,
stationery. fancy and toilet articles,
iloli glas,eS. artist. materials, musical
goods, etc. etc, 50 or scnn Yonr ordcTS
Ia Dr. T.. siuy0r. lsawlins, Wyoming,
and get tie bCst goods a, lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Il open 10 The public and Is propose Ia
keep nothing but the very hcs, grades
oi wines, l!gaoB and cigms am pre-
pared 10 meet tie demands Of all WHO
are ln search ol tic besi,
j. l.. HoDvEY, 4. j. LITTLE,
Manager. Proprietor.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
,.r.,,,r,nN .nrrH..

u, the rrsur-1 .i,,iHrr 81 tho rosu -
N.egcf. Cara,'ii rlsu'Y. Coi1ua,in.
Notice is hereby given thrt tho an
uuui election Of Mayor for uuc wear,
two Trustees for three years. two
Trustees for two years, aud two Trustees
for unc year. 10 constitute the Board oi
Trustees vt said Town of Acckrr. will
b. held at tile office of the Gregory
Stables In said Town OF Tuesday. the
"a iay OF Apul. \. d. IsSs.
j. l.. MClIArTuN.
Mayor. pro TEN.
II. \. WtLrifACK.
Clerk and Recorder. pro- TEN.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
spu SALE.

\ neat frame residence aud two lots,
corner Market and Sixth streets. one
hundred feet front ON Marfrt lay lJJ on
sixth street. Inquire on the premises
for additional information. En-. hi;A.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

The Pixies Peak Herald predicts "a
iure immigration into the White River
Country the coming summer. Wen, We
have cuun,r, that viii not disappoinl
them when they arrive, 80 let them
come.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
Ma9Krn, Colo. Feb. y, ISIS.
FOR sAi.ti.

\ one hundred md sixty acre ranch on
Lower White river. twenty miles from
Meekcr. cheap. also several other
ranches in the heart Of the best graz
ing country in Colorado. Address or
call on \. j. GHEuugy y Co,
Meekcr. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

This is personally directed 10 you.
What are you going 10 do for Meekcr
this spring and summer
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

pur u the things We arr assured Of
The coming summer /, q 5000 hotel
hull, hy outside capital, aud In the
meantime tho pgppriolou uf the McckrF
hotel will commence the erection of q
Three story addition to the present sirue-
turc just ~ fgon ~ ihuy oan get the
hlitk.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Tho time is approaching when every
one interested In the future prosperity
uf Mceker must put on his "war paint
and wlDop" with all his might.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

u may h. n li,,lc early 10 get down To
solid work. but 1t is no, ion early or too
late 10 write ,o some OF your EASTERN
friends setting forth the superior adj
,an,ag'si oi our beautiful aud fo;iu-
uatsly located city.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
NOTICE..
II ~ " TIT'ITNVNs
Clerk and Recorder, pro ten.

a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Powell Park Ditch company will be held
ut Mediation y Shcridan's oi;icc. in
MccEcr. ON Monday. March 5lli. lsss. at
/ y. IN. when an assessment for enlarg-
ing tie ditch will be voted on.
J. l.. MciiATruN,
President.
MHEkEE, Colo. Feb. -, ISIS.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Tho Town Council held special
meeting Thursday evening. ani James
l.. Mediation. Mayor pro ,rin., pre-.
sided. H. the absence n the CLERK and
Recorder Iiony \. Wiidhacl, was So
Icclei 10 lli that position temporarily
The only business transacted wits hi-
sirHo;lns the CLERK To issur tho animal
election call, after which tie Board
hllnnInel
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

George wi,,cr Is building n residence
nn his Lower White river ranch.
.corfc. the ncighb1rs Say the old cabin
u big enough lot one furlurn bachelor.
IN explanation IS duc Yu editor, giving
tie WHY and the whcTulor ui the thur
fH.-a.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Ths Powell Park Ditch company held
meeting las, saturday and discussed
The adylsabiiitY OF rnlafsing the ditch.
Another meeting viii le held next Mon
day, at which time the matter will b.
voted on. Al double the number of
sores viii 10 under cultivation this year
than were seeded last, the ranclmcn
of the Park want To make sure Of plenty
81 water.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Candidates for local honors are not
very numerous thus far. In month
ihr election takes place.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

The fellow who hai birthday cele-
braiion on last "Wednesday Is In hard
luck for he can't celebrate for four years
again
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
pci. sAL.:.

Ar \ BARgA1N- of the best
ranches on Coal Creek. Proved mp on.
For further information call ON or adj
dress Geo. W. Martin, Meckcr. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
en.N. oan oooh,ng stove.

4 full ..hs of tie above celebrated
cooking s;oy,r, nll sizes. n j. w. liugns
= Co.'S. Aho paioT and heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Next Monday evening the Town
Council will meet IN regular monthly
session.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
prns. n.aIsIns.. Ele.

Drugs. m,L.rIBe1, oils, paln,a. and
oNoIylhlug b tie drug line q. j, W,
liusus y los
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
r,,.a iiurhuheat.

\ large la u tie very best buck,
wheat Just rrcI,r,l at j. ". iIu-us y
Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
L-r,p'. isss U.~r
The Palace i:sr

Constantly on daughs At Tie Palace
Har.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
wE,Yinnn nuLLIris.

The following shows tho range OF the
thermometer since our report last sat
unla, nonu;
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
uFntiure.

Furniture aad louse-turnishlng goods
OF all DESCRIPTIONS at j. ". Ilugns y
Co. ., 1T botlCm prices,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

memberei that Uncle Jim and Uncle
10 surprised an Indian camp during this
memorable expedition and after putting
the tan-bAtk colored occupants 10 flight
carried Oh the ailge mentioned pania-
lets, which tie boys declared at tine
time were squaw pants, hut which
now turn out 10 have bern CoiOruw 3
pers1nal property and his Sunday pants
ut that. The elaborate bead work and
handsome fringe was tie misleading
cause as to identity. We suggested to
Colonel Jim that he forward the hifur-
Gated garment 10 COlprow lcare Of Agent
Byrnes, Ulhtah Agency, and thus save
10 tie Government one dollar and six
bits, hut jim told as 10 zee jo about the
matter as the latter gentleman shared
In the hsrislIipa aud attendant dangers
Incidental to the capture Of the famous
trophy aud he wouldn't give It up with
out Colonel JOS consent.
~
An Eastern exchange says cowboys
In this West sometimes amuse them
selves during their leisure moments by
lassoing aud painting dogs in q ynri-
gated and artistic manner. Wo have
neye! seen amy OF this artistic work
spoken Of in these parts, hut have secn
white dugs painted q beautiful black.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
PERSONAL.

a. d. Gregory arrived from the county
seat Tuesday.
Mis-. ". IL, Clark returned TO Meelei
on Wednesday after spending the winter
at her former home In Kansas.
George Hopkins or Colorado CITY,
registered At Tho Mecl.ey hotel Wodnls,
day hr, Hopkins Is looking around
for ranch.
Tom MeNeill, one OF the most popu.
i.s cowDuys on wnite river, has been
confined 10 his nom ut the LO7 cabin
Tor the past week ou account sickness.
Mrs. Mary o. Moore came over from
GlenwooI Springs by "Wednesday : stage
and Is the guest al MIR. and Mrs. Major.
Mrs. Moore viii remain In Mcelcr for .
few weeks.
Miss rerzah ruylnr, who has spent
the past winter Ia Meskcr, left ON Mon
dag fof her home Ia ANinl Basin. Miss
Taylor has been very valuable addition
Ia society circles here, aud her absence
will be noticed,
captain hain Martin returned 10 his
ranch on Upper White last Wednesday
after m absence nf two months visiting
friends In Boulder couuty. Nr. Martin
says Mceher Is being TALKED Of Il great
deal In Boulder uui he comes back To
his White river home better than ever
satisfied tina, uPrcr White Tiycr is good
enough 'or any white man.
J. r. Pciefl,n and j. II. Nicholson
OF Thirteen Nile creek, spont TUESDAY
aud "Wednesday In towu. Air. Peterson
has la,cly came in from Utah with the
finest band of range huraes ever seen
on White river, Hud taken mp ranch
ON Thirteen Mile. Mr.. T.. Is well pleased
with his location and says this country
suits lin much better iliaa l,Ni.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

We notice among the articles cnnum-
Grated hy Co!orow in his ltenia,d list 10
the Government of bric-a.brac lost last
summer "hv reason Of being hastily
driven ont Of Colorado" that famous
pa.r Of ludlan hreaches captured by
Colonel Io Reynolds aud Colonel Jim
Mediation while on n scouting OK
pedilion TO the hc8dwaters Of Little
Beaver one day last August when Tie
presence of the rcd man in the lnud was
creating quitc q iWor lt w.il be le.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Monarch -. Hermitage and Il, u.
Rippey brand OF tDi Whiskids, imported
Cognae brandy ani me famous Lemp
beer lln kessl a. the Palace Bar,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Mr. Major received u letter. by
Thunsiiy b mail, from a1 Oh lady la
Denver. stating that she had seen by
!nE HERALD iha, ho was . banker
and ~ shr wanted Ia buy corplc Of
towH lots requested Mr., NJ. 10 attend TO
the matter fur iirF. Sllr stated that sic
was no' much Of = busincsa woman lui
;Eum all the Information she could
gather Mcrkcr was guOi place tp In
vest. Your bend Is lc,rl. old lads.
send On Your money and get your lot.
,sf.fss. Ne. ts.srrs -. ...a.N sss...as
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03
TtiE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN news,
il>TsfffI>i,tin Issp.


Tie uAftE srtTs, - rfiYasit rltiHfnus, taH =
u1FasitN fiE rsH linz matter vlifzi e. thr llrs,i
i.tst 7fu t1f-rss q Sims g. furnish ali ths' arHs
uf tbs daN. ealgpiHfr iu tsiaiI, 80 HdHffsn tt
g. tsisrfaiiu iufrrsafs.
utr special Telegraph ssr,t.- is 80.
f-fius O. thrt uf any ether journal prst ~ -
islifisa IHH aEUs EuHp.HJa mufv aEruta and
ts4fs ntugss utuisrf iur sf-iai lIsfssirh hrs than
ill usEgf western nrt sfs4trfs rufillaifirsll
fiiH srua BE- isstfssi stsr, iisi H. the yrars
tttu WHEgLE eEuH FURNISHES ss1fHfsHFiiiufn
uf rtrf1 notable event. VI home afsi uitrl nj.
ulth y iibrr1l supllN - Chulc" original nni
selected affisirs HretiallY atApi.i iu family
entertainments nui inafFurfiuus u ia thr isssi
vs.t ttf usvepaier Published In the Wet.
\ iu1iufv nf tsiih the bsiL, nni wrrALp
c'lifiun9 uf TuE Sru-. of The urst iurbrtanust
tu the ptill.. ts ufir Isrtgrvt system 81 market
rVpuFia lhr absolute reliability ~ rtir tom
tnrttiai department hts long tcrn rvcsazuisri
- the ttisluosa men "i the tiats, sri ~ttry iss
Que VIII continue tp Furnish true f,iir, uf
~ wuil ~ Iusal quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

Houston receives candy every week
from Denver, and therefore il is always
fresh.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

"a ,hn nrst page II tiia Issue wo
ptint tNo interesting articles -onc o,i
nhat tile Midland ruld has done Tor
Garfield county. ani the other on the
White river and Middle Park route
from Denver - s.,l. i.,kc. Tlnt route
u acknoN i-dscl - bc the moot pracli-
cabIr and dircc: nnc west from Denver
anil H. adoption Is nov lc.ns dl.cu uasgd
hy railway men In Denver. As this
route has local interest sirckcgiir,
will watch with considerable cuucaTH all
ihat relates ,u II.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

MAYOR CLARK. Who went 10 Denver q
icw weeks ago Ia meet his wife un her
Way baci. 10 Mc"kcr from the East. in-
forms US that Altckcr and the Whiic
River country 10 hcing much talked Of
In thc Stale capital. MI CLARK spent n
week In the metropolis and was kept
busy answering questions on all sides
and frim NIL classes and conditions of
incn from tic humbl. homo-scclcr To-
'hc wealthy capitals; seeking place to
put his money where 1t will do the mos,
good. aud all showed n lively interest la
this country and its future prospects.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

We have caino tD tile cputlus,op that
ih1 causn uf duil times and The lack ul
cuicprisc iu auy city Or community IL
greatly aiiuhniably ,o the lack ~ has.
mony among ia inhabitants. Kicker
!ngs iraluuHirs and rpnicnilons will kill
apy town Or c.tl. Perfect harmony aud
unity OF action Is one u great causes of
Get there tyfu,-s,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

In another en'umu viii bc found the
''ad Of \. j. Gregory y Co, real estate
dralcus, buyers an'i sellers II live stock.
ranches stock ranges and collectors.
Ar. Gregory needs no Introduction tn
readers of TiiE HIRAM. Ills we'll
known iustliug qualities j. n guarantee
tia, s!l business consigned 10 The lm
wlil bc promptly Disposed Of The
"C1." part Of thc arm win Include al
able attorney Whom w win have tic
pleasure ot introducing TO cur reader.
Ia week OF two.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

DO not forget i'at Tie unly place tC
get u good cigar is 90 Iiouslon's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-03

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