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Nv Cor. Hazrsson and TenrerEn<s ~.
reqEe<fs tina. al intending ysapsls vii re
Psrs II the xeke-alFu.oz1 az CseloRk a II
Hsndxy. 0ezoser l. HABITS CT fAerpaxA
raeas3I work. GOOD discipline, ard co.'s
iEozs manners VIII fn at eases - ezxiexv-
0yed alter. A Kindergarten department q
En early date.
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A STORY or rwo SISTERS
Atlanla ConstIlnilon

Atlanta constitution.
Mrs. smith and Mrs. Green, two
ladies, both living In Atlanta nov
we're the principal figures in rather a
novel story recently.
Mrs Smith has hved In Atlanta for
some time. She knew that she had a
married sister named Mrs. Green. but
had never seen the MIR. Green of the
family, nor any OF the children, and
In the lapse of years since she has seen
her sister a. a girl she had nearly for
gotten her, too.
Mrs. Green, on the other hand, knew
that she had sister named Mrs.
Smith living in Atlanta. but didn't
know exactly where or how to find out
where, so when she came to Atlanta
Mrs. smith knew nothing about il.
Mr.. Green finally decided upon a
neat little cottage ner Alexander
street. and Mrs. Green was satisfied.
so they moved ont there and are living
there now.
Ky curious accident their next
door neighbor was Mrs. Smith the sis
ter OF Mrs. Green. The two ladies
were soon upon speaking terms, Dor
rowed sugar and coffee, in neigh
horly fashion. and each was highly
satisfied With her ncxt-door neighhor.
A few days ago the two ladies were
at their front gates Mt the same time.
They each bought a watermelon from
the same country wagon, and then
met at the fence for q neighhorly little
chat.
Do you know said Mrs. Green, as
she shaded her eyes with her fan,
that / have n married sister living in
Atlanta named Mrs Smith"
NO. That's queer, for ] have q
married sister in Georgia named Mrs.
Green.
"Oh. do believe IN your sister =
And believe I'm your sister, too!
Aud over the low paling fence be-
tween their homes the sisters, for the
first time in years, embraced each
other.
They had been next door neighhors
Tor twenty-ninC days before they
found out that they we're sisters.
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C,Ivm ENGINEERS. COAST AND LAND
u Surveyors
Room q. Colonial bleck. seeond greet.
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WEIGH q OLSEN.

A RcHFTECT- ROOMS AID le.KESSy
"A block. corner Fr3at and Columbia
strcefs
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G RITRNS.

. RcHITECT-gooN S. REESIG BLOCK.
n Front and Marion streets
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4 johnson. sanford 4 Co. the great New
Ys-k importers. sold their Sisck o. chester
Cicary. HaYiag TIVE stores aud doies w
| ieaaiug business. no soocS i toe issTe ~
him ksig ale mi, wee <. hoass furGssh'nH
L .-....is
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| Ladies II Seaesie pil please take aetles
that NeSssS Morse Bros, fgactieAl iurricss
have opened their s;ssrc AZ lle south >scons
| sfrre;. where they cS-Ty Sue hne % seal
SKINS and Other fgrs, made up and ma42s
| 10 order
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Ne have the taast e0snpleie stack "
slaakS and wars in this city. ouF cat and
nnish i superior ~ anything IL The United
states; oar show ft-am i superior - ans
III me Pacific coasi, and car prices lower
Tokfsx. ~fuvcrusan 4 Co
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DIR. FANNIE III. ABBoTT,

DIR. FAN ME H. -ARBOTT,
MUNICIPALITIES, FORMERLY or i2ss
III Washington street, Boston, Massa-
chuseits, gives special attention 10 diseases
OF women and children Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
irregularities should especially consult
sultation free. Treatment free for those
unable 70 pay from to 10 e. n. Nedues-
days. Rooms. Kenny Block. scaffic
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FISH Err * CLARK.
III. STEM MAN

RcHITECTs - BUFFERS BUILDING
n James 81, opposite Occidental Hotel
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Ladies Hair dressing Fartog, cosucg Main
aud Seceua streets saaUPcoiag and hair
work 20 evcrv Gcscrsps1en cn hand and
: S.;e a. order As-se'aS
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REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,

DEPUBIIcAS CANDIDATE FOR DEL
Ii egate to Congress. viii address the
people of Western Washington on the
issues OF the day ST the following times
and DlaeeS-
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Comments upon education called
forth at the beginning OF schools, are
unanimous in fayur.ng the collegiate
instruction Of women. Systems Of
education in lower grades are criticized
With feelings of discomfort, and even
the curriculum AZ mems colleges is not
wholly approved OF. but arguments
against w0men's colleges are not loudly
spoken. II Is not long since women
students were made the objects OF iibes
and iasts, Now. whenever any eppo-
siiion is made. censure Is not directed
agains, the colleges, hat against the
collegiate training of particular
gltl Parents say sometimes that
they 10 not want their daughters
10 he immured in college walls during
those young years, when life Is az its
gayest, full tide OF vigor and JOY. They
do not realize, perhaps, that the four
yeArs Of sacrifice in youth will be more
Than recpmpenScd hy the satisfaction
81 long life after graduation. Vet. one
would not advise all girls to 60 20 col.
iege Arthur Gilman has wisely
said in an article in this month (.
tsafgrR AdguziHc: The great desid
eratum Is thar they be given the col
'egiate education when they need t.
anu that they he the Judges OF theil
v%h needs uaiv those girls whose
love Tor study is intense should be en-
eouraged e. SO u college for others
would not find their needs met by The
collegiate life
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MRS. H. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
TYPE WRITER CoPYIsT. ALL KINES
L Of typewriter work executed. 0sice,
NOM s. GORDON Hardware building.
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EDGAR l.. EATON.

"N{ETAPHYsIcIAN." GRADUATE OF
vi Spiritual Science University OF II
linois. Graduate Ct Walters Massage
University of Pennsylvania. All diseases
treated. Chronic diseases q specially Also
agent for DR.. W. H. Rowlsnd's East India
Catarrh Remedy. ofliee hours, 9 TO Il aud
10 3. Consultations free. 1900 Front
street seattle, W.T.
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DIR. Everett G- johnson,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
L new Yezler block. Mill street. Rooms
80 and 60, third floor. Take the elevator.
Residence, SOC Ninth street, corner of
James. observation-disclosures OF women,
genito urinary organs, rectal diseases, skin
diseases, cases OF rupture and diseases of
children
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Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j Castle.
HEALFRs AND TEACHERS - CHRIS
i tian Science, Mental Healing No. lois
second street, between Madison snd spring
SEATTLE. Washington Territory.
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An entire change Ia the faculty. d. :.
FULF0KD, A. r., of Racine College. viii
be Head Master. assisted By r r. YOUNG.
A n. late Superintendent of Public
schools ~ Tacoma, and a corps 81 other
competent teachers
Discipline strict. Pheasant home life.
comfortable rooms Building heated with
furnaces. supplied With hot and cold
wafer, baths, etc
For further PARTICULARS address
ID. 5. FrLFORD. Head Master.
Wash COLLEGE, Tacoma w T.
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the ssaari
nS was =
ntcFcd in
options
I cvcryooi
outSts eel
and 80 y
tuas no
current '
fay wza =
sny. and
Deem
n nearly
nase Il. b
.nping a
: inside I
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epened ~
course a.
nceafng
fAnd 81 !
their hT
Z in Dec,
hcla ats
lock. Ia
enleT spl
1gher ans
ahafSal
rbe fall
sulattsaos
is ga0rn
ketcloses
a attt I
Ciosedi
the hrst
All 9th
nporaEily
led 81 Il
acted 10
eings a.
IN o. AL
they 81
eofahRF
~ the NJ
ilish a
sstpWiat
eskt0 ira
l. With q
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DIR. r. III. COE.

physician & SURGEON. ROOM Il,
l. Colonial block, cerneT second aud
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 20 II, 2
to 4 and nights Telephone LIS.
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DEGCLAR MEETING OF wAsHISGToS
II Camp No. 1, Patriotic Order sons q.
Ameries, every Tuesday at 80 . N. a.
their hail in Opera Hense. Logan Council
No ]. meets second Tuesday each month
DEGCLAR COUNCIL OF SEATTLE
II Tribe No. :. J. o. K NJ, every Ssfur-
day evening ~ p m, in N. OF p. Hall,
Opera House block Visiting brothers
cordially invited.
&c. MITCHELL, sachem.
D. Yorxs, C. of r.
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.a,se se4r g s4nFs saoE - rzaez fsF
sss.s7,- ..,.ssssgsas esstzc slzs. f.F s4ezg
s,s.sssal ssss - irAssiszsss saft taezsssf.
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sIp II
Soilfs
Esi|
This ni|
WI
Clay "a
Has ien|
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aszEEtssts - ussa~sss
legss Commercial st.. Seattle. u. 1.
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CLARKE COUNTY.

La CGnas, Wednesday. Oct 10, 30 D. N
Vancouver, Thursday, Oct IL. I'D p. N.
Union Ridge. FRIDAY. Oct. L. p. m
La Center, Friday, Oct L. % n m
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WOOD * OSBORNE.

A TTORNEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT
~ law. Attention given 10 land litiga-
ton, land titles aud probate matters only.
Rooms aud 7. Union Block. Seattle.
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c. f.. CASE, NJ. ID.
A BDoMINAI. SURGEON AND GYNE-
n coi0gist.
TACOMA. VT
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be held
aud
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CEATTI.E LODGE, NO. :. -.
- l. o. O. r.. MEETS every
TUESDAY EFESfSG.in Bells
Han. North seattle, at ~
e'clcek- Members OF sister Lodges and 10.
iourning brethers. In coed standing. ars
cordially invited 20 attend
G. W POOR. y. G.
G. T. RoGASn. Rec. Sec.
HESRr LELAND. Fin. sec.
Postoffiee box $40 suNTu
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cnEhALIs COUNTY,

Hoquiam. Tuesday, 0cs, Il. $50 ?. N.
Aberdeen, Wednesday, Oct. II, II a. m.
Monsesano, "Wednesday, Oct. II. Z 80 y. IN.
Elma, Thursday, Oct Is, 10 a. DC.
Further announcements win be made
hereafter.
The respective county committees are re
quested 10 furnish suitable halls and music
and all Republican papers in Western
Washington are requested to publish this
notice.
BY order OF the Territorial Central Com
mitfee J. C. HAISEs,
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
GEORGE q. LYON, Secretary.
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coWLITx COUNTY.

Kaiana. Saturday. Oct. Is. lip. m.
Oak Point, saturday. Oct. il, 30 p. n
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nsa Disease.


y prominent l''e.a", W 'N.''ss''
lt'eoo'. mas ae' 'u '""' Wv, " "'''
ut,"s "' e'.Ss VI. s".'''" '''.'''
DISEASE "''sl ea "i"'' "'' W." W.
scf'ali"n' a"o"t "eIy 'Se''" i-' cunt
were hnP's sNih f'"''r'
lie this rs u pay 'hc l"ip''"'ohs'
'hc hatu tIlobynss' uhe 'h'efin'''rh'
p"'~. 'ns "'":'u ''r'''''s ''"'' s'.'s
INK '.rs!hR aopl"scs' c'e', VIC.
arc h.' .ao e,s wv, oe."'e Wv,
NAV !" pso''s. ~ o'e result VI II"
"i'ee' a'seas' ue nea'e " v Hrn-
cay can nr lou !" relieve a''' cure
'"'''c "'ss''sN M '"e p''"'
~">. "''' Haneu >" ps HAY
''..''.. n"o". I" a'c'' .i'"r'
"'. w. "'li-a i"se' 'h'' wiring OF
'"e e"'oo" VI ne" treatment ne was
"s'"s. sa!s' ~ i"'he''a'e 'Hec''
were I" s"'hs III" quiet my nervous
system anu W UNI my MARI mas acted
NOR hra'''ii"' nave naHe hAnl
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rInt.iivd TO Chicago.

Tie Chicago. Santa lie X California
railway. being The Chicago extension OF
ibe Atcli!son road. Is completed TO Chi.
cagp. and commences IN Sunday. April
18th. TO run through trains from Kansas
City. Topeka, Aichison and st. Joseph
TO that city. Tic trains of the new
line will he of the Vcstlbulc pattern. of
which 80 much has been said in the
East. and will give III. people OF the
West an opportunity to dip in aud en-
Joy this much Wanted luxury. The
idea OF popularizing the line with trav-
clers has induced the Santa Fe 10 make
a notable innovation connected with its
Vcstibulc trains: no extra charge will
he made. All eastern lines charge extra
for the additional accommodation.
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LAND VI iI'E AZ
FLEETWOOD SPRINGS. Colo. Oct. IL. 1sSs.
NOTltE-is hereby given that the following
named! settler has filed Notice of his Int.n-
ton to mako nnrl proof In support of hi.
claim. aud thni anli proof viii hc made be-
Tore the Register nnd Receiver at Gicnwoud
Springs. Colombo. on December I. Isss. ut 10
O'Clock n. nj, viz: Herman Pfcifrer, oi Lay.
Houii county. Colo. on hii.p u u $ 30 tGa. for
the 80 i 80 = sec %, 1p6N. u NJ. Lot Hhc
sw ! sw = Scc n. Lots nnd :. " = nv !, Sec
~, Upon. II W W 9Th psi.
He nrinra the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz;
{. j. Duny, Prank Smith, ]. ~. Simpson and
W illian Nchsownc. all OF Noutt. Huutt Co..
Colorado.
$. j. DELAS. Register.
First Pub Oct g,-Last Dec !, 1Sssl
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LAND OFFICE AT
GLrrwoop SrHiSGs, Colo, Nov. l., isss
NUTi,i,-is hereby given that the following
named settler has ii!csi noticc Of his in,.n.
ton To made hnal proof n suppltt II hl-
the Register and Receiver at gicuyood
springs. Colombo. on February .. islp. at 10
o'clock u; NJ. viz: Joseph Mckee. of White
for the ne 4 See q Tn &. re. " bth PM.
lie nniic- the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation
of. saii land. Viz:
Clarence sawyer. Herman iiichncr, Arthur
~ ,rit.hlnw aud Joseph Storey. all OF White
4. J. DrfAS. Register.
Thirst Pub Nov lT-IA.>i Dee y, 1881
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Fourth street. east end Of City Park.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon, II Il. m.
Sunday School, immediately after
morning PRAYER. iain.
Evening Prayer, nj 1850 y. m.
Choir rehearsel every Friday evening
nj 1850 y. IN.
Services ut Coal Creek school house
December ii, io,h and Goth, at $50 p. III.
4. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary In Charge.
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Invitations n. The HERALD Office.


LAND OFFICE At
SirSvooD SPRINGS. Colo. Nov. -. l-s..
NpriCg-I. hereby givrn that the following
y named settler has Gi.j notice OF her intern
ton 'o make final proof in support uf hur
for. the Hcgi-icr and iicc,iV.r. Mt Ginnwoo
spring.. Colorado. uu January :. len. ut 10
O'Clock u. NJ. via; Dora smith. of Ncokrr.
Colo. on her pri - = so -. q I II. for tho "
=, ne Z. rud 80 a ne {. See -, and I. NV !.
Sec -. IN n. u "a W eth PSI.
She names tho fniinwinn Witnesses to prove
her continuous rc-jencc upon. aud cultivation
Of, sssd land. vi,:
Jefferson y. Pool. James p POOL md Thomas
]. Little. Of Giriiwopi Euring-. Colo, and
Harry &. ciimufu. of Nrct,r. tolo.
:. !. buLA> Register.
ffir-t Pub Dec l. isSs--iast Jan q. Isslil
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LAND OFFICE AT
eihsN"nr SPRING, Colo. nov. u. 1s-s.
NOTICE Ia horsty given tha, the following
+. nninci settler os' tlo'l notice uf his Int.n.
claim. ami that eqij ptu.f will h made ,-.f,r..
me h.T..isf and ls,sr.ygsni Glcnwoo,i prings,
NJ. VII: Arthur q Crifnhiuv, ~ Whit. i,is,,e
Colo. On his BIDS No. ~. Ute Series for
the ne 4. % y nv y AMI Lot Sec Tn 1
He name. the following witnesses to pr,,,
81. said land. viz:
tnltrw !. Ryan. Louis Crisscusrr. rnscph
Colorado. '''' :
Sd D,l..y. rcgis,cr.
tfir.t pub Nov l5--ia-t De- -, isssl
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land OFFICE ut
GhrNwooD SPRINGS. Colo. Nov. Il. isss.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
= naincl settler has filed notice of his In.
fcntinn to make final proof In supper, Of bia
claim, anu That said proof will br made be-
Tore tue Ncrist.r and Receiver. Mt Glcnwood
springs. colorado, OIL February 9. 1880, Mt 10
o'clock q. M viz: Joseph Storey, Of White
liver, toio:, on his p D $ No. 5is. Ute Series
for the ne 4, sw y ne 1. and NV /, 80 i,
Sec Il. TIP :, u ~ w 9th p NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
of, said land. viz:
John Cox. james N. Cole, Arthur u. Cri,cb.
low and Joseph Mckee, all OF White River.
Colorado.
sd. Drt.,N, Register.
First pub Nov t1--lasl Dec -, 1881
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siatements-at TnY HERALD Office.


j. w. Hugh. x Co. will now close out
their entire stock Of harness and sad
dlerY at reduced prices. The stock is
new and consists of eighteen set double
draft harness. six set double buggy har-
meas and sixteen cowboy saddles. All
of the best manufacture. Call and ex-
anime the goods and prices.
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The cs-Empfrsi Of Germany Is with
her mother. the Empress OF India.
Then srcciln. was warm onc. All
royal greetings are. rirrc w.s a royal
flush on the face o! the younger Vic
toria nni sort Of u bpb,all flush on the
face Of the elder Ms ,hey threw up their
hanis-io embrace.
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Mrs. Hood ito tho colonel. Who hal
returned sr"m nsh,sng- = dus'i-Oh.
colonel. You look distressed; Is II yo'sss.
Die yon have injured your antagonist
Colonel Blocd-A d-viiish sight wof-'
my dear. killed valuable mule In
an adjoining lot. and I SUPPOSE III have
20 pay for him.
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THANKSGIVING day was observed In n
qIiic, WIZ in Meetcr. In the -venin: u
very enjoyable, well attended public ball
wa, given In the hall u. the new school
house. and the Ladies' Aid Society OF
s.. James church gave a supper AMI
held fair In the lower rooms Of the
school building. The fair and supper
WAS generously pairunized by The pub
lie. netting about seventy dollars. The
ladies feel grateful To ali who heip-i Ia
make IL. affair lie success 1t WAS and
tender their thanks IA both their friends
and all who aided and isa,roaized the
supper and fair.
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IcsT oR sTNSNUp

FROM tie premises Of the under.
signed one iron gray yearliu. colt
branded C. on left shoulder. VIII pay
SO for lbs recovery. BTs NICHOLS.
MEEEln. Colo. Nov. 3. l.ss.
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Do no, send away for your TOYS and
holiday goods, for HOUSTON has. en-
route. the zines, s,sSk tla, ever came 10
Mccser; consisting Xof toys. notions.
Nmas cspls. holiday Ncscn,s Of ever,
description. rlcate doNio, forget that
Denver and eastern prices will he du.
uiica,s-l.
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oio,,,rs and e,n,.,rurp,.hin=. oos.

just received at J. ". iIugus * Go. 5
loo suits clothes. ranging in price fIom
600 20 $500. Call aud examine
soo,is before they are sized out.
Also full line of gents ncekwear In
all the latest STYLES.
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CITY Drug stare.

For drugs. medicines. paints. books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
deiI glasses. artist. maieIials. musical
yoo.fa. etc. etc. 60 or send your orders
10 Dr. Z. s'uyer. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and set the be-; goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01
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"Thr Rrra; trouble with You, John.
is said ladY 10 her husband. who
was suffering from tho effects OF the
night btfo.r: you csn no; say No.
Learn 20 say No. John, and you will
have fewer headaches. Can You lc; me
have little money this moTuinrrr
No. said John. with apparent casc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

II YOU wan; to order drugs. medicines
or any article handled In wholesale
drugstore. We would refer Won 10 Dr.
j. Z. Orbotnc's display al tn another
column,
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

SURVEYOR W. II. Clark was engaged
Thursday and Iriday in plating and
laying ont the new town Of Thornburg
below Meeker. Thornburg is started
with view TO possibilities in railway
building. 1t will ill "loug felt want"
inasmuch as It is near to this town and
will therefore be convenient place for
some Of our population lwhom we could
aparel to cmigra,c TO. Thornburg has
several energetic capitalists back of
it who promise to make things hum in
the Spring time. In the meantime
Mcckcritcs don't want to be asleep.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Ex-C0unty Commissioner Billy Me-
Dowcll aud Jack Calhoun left for the
outside world this morning. Mac VIII
spend the winter in California and In
the spring visit British Columbia, TAX
ing Ia Oregon and Washington Terri
tory on the way. Cal Will visit his old
home in the East. Both gentlemen cS-
pee, 10 return 10 M,eker next summer.
Messrs. Mcdowell and Calhoun were
among the early settlers IN the White
River Valley and have hosts OF friends.
They went into the cattle business four
Years ago but sold out TO Luson X
Brown short time ago. a pleasant
trip 10 you, boys.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Two of tie iaTgrs; rooms on ihr
ground iloor 81 the new school house arc
ready ior occupancy.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Additional ilgh, tsnd heat will h.
shed Oh the snb!re; IL oar readers will
cas, ih-is cycs a h;;lr 10 uhc right AMI
p-nssc tic "ad" 81 Sir. J. ". WEIGH.
''Sc, there, EMv'
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Senator Eddy passed through Meos.r
Thgrrs,a, on his way 10 Denver. Mr.
Eddy Gays tho official count Will give
him majority Of eight over Crawford.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Five hundred raspberry plants. Ap-
ply q; once to PRED. GrToonY.
Neekcr. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

The winter range Is said to he la bet
ter condition now than a. any time dur
ia. the past three years. The cattle
were driven oil early last summer and
the rainfall was heavier than usual.
Hence the favorable outlook for winter
f,,si
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01
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One thousand yards. halr-yard wide.
ladies' cloths. all wool. 70 cents, former
price 81. NAPIER n McCLURE's.
Glenwood Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Dwelling houses are being rented ms
fas, ~ completed.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

There are mo.c new bniliin:s now
In courrc Of construction In MecLci
than al any time Ia tie hisior, OF the
,osu, which spcal, well for sirrkcr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

Drugs. medicines. oils. paints. and
everything In the drug line 4; j. ".
lIugus X Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-01

THO Mcckrr hotel gave It's vuesss =
~,mp,aour Thanksgiving dinner. a
large ngm'-s Of people !roin 'lcc-anc~,
up and down The river AID from Aka!
pAIioo., q! the dinner.