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The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
so,,c. nr Publication.

LANiD OFFICE At
GLiSwopr Sruitcs, Colo. May -, isss.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named satti.r his nlci notice Of his iutcn-
,inn To- make iinal proof IN support OF his
claini; and that sniiproof viii bo made before
the Register aud Receiver Mt glcuwou.i
Springs Colorado. oa July u, IssS nj 10 o'clock
n. IN. VIZ; wm. n. fowler. " Mcckcr. Cuin..
On liia Pr. u : No -, U J u, for the nc ne i
sec -. NV J, NV l, sc 2, rnd : = sw !. see -.
Tp n, Il u W 9Th u ".
lie naincs the foinwinv witnesses to prove
his cuutiusnus residence upon. aud cultivation
at. aaih land, viz. Ell Hall. Morris Jones'
snmucl Martin and Hugh lonus. nll of Ncokcr,
Colorado.
Sd. Dt.i,s. Brgisicr.
tfirst Pub May 20 Last Jun ~. 1881
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Nc,irc Tor rnhilras,.n.

LAND OFFICE At
Gtrswoou SPRINGS. 'nln-. Nay -. iSs-.
NrJTtC..i- u hereby given that tn. fallorin.
VA ned settler rvs tiled nufic~ ri his ini-ii.
tot. tu make final Trirf ia support "f his claim.
md that snii urtnf will h. made i.,iorc the
Rcgtsirr rnl it.,rivcr. ut si.nwuri springs.
'un. un July H. t-.s. vt 10 o'clo-k q. M. viz:
jacob " A'ulliit. uf Irckcr. Colo. ON hi. i'rc
u : No til. y u. fog the . =. J, See q. ~
y. II 20 9Th iN.
II. nAtu"- the inluuinR Witnesses tu urnvc
his continuous residence utsun. nni cultivation
uf. shid land. VIZ: Thus. I.uuu.y. Jampa T..
Hall. !. nuruh. j. Amiak. nii uf Ncrk-r. Colo.
D. \. prI.,N. icvi-trr.
trirst pub May si-la., Jun Do. iss-i
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
mUsCAUiH.

Pedigree of Pcrchcron Stallion
Muscadin, iil3. tiG0sl-f foaled February
2j;h. 1859. Got by Mouton llD12l.
Dam Brebois ,iColl, she by Da,aille de
Londny.
Both OF these highly bred l'erchcrons
will serve at - the season, PAYABLE n,
time OF service. Mares not proving ~
ioal may be returned next season free
of rlIarrP
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Notice Tor rabi,.s,ion.
INNn NIIIlI m

iNsp siit'E At
GtrEW1uh sI.ngaUs. tsius, Nn1 ~ ifs,
NOTICE 1. t.nc,iy given that the following y
~ uaf-is-i SETTLER has list uuaf - ht. tnt-H,
tipn Ia MAKE nfsl yfusf ir SuEpuTi 80 his
claim, nnsl that ss.ii iruuf ~ L. na.iss iefufu
the lirslslrf suI tlrsr-itrr al Ni-nsus.i
spFins., ,ain. Hsi JuiY u. -. Ht " n'riOek
q "a, Ntsg IiautHas ~. warrru. Df Nr-Arr.
ssip.. uH his i'fr. H. > M. stl g. I. H.. for the
u D nn 4 --- =. TT I =, II - v ftl = ".
lie nafis-s tfu fsiusins uIin.sssHs a. pfuyu
his runfinunfts rs-iifunr urlfl. nni riitisnfiru
-. saii ian,i. Vifi ". I. N.Iirh. John tati.
Charles SAITH sni Walter Wells. oil Ui Msvk-f,
ru!urusia,
81. Daf.,g. tlrsis;-r.
iFrsi f'..h jan p-iAti 1uly u. ts'sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Notice far Publication.

NWVIFIfL Y NJ
UtrHrussp ssAiasis. tllia, Iultr !. los,
N'VfirE T. h.frgr given that The Ialins Ing
~ uafssi settler is- nl..i nstirss ~ IA. iti.u-
ttHn I" tllak" huai rrs-' in ssiri-ft ui his
riiifu. AMI that .sti pfs-if y ~ L. matt tsfufv
thw 'lsfk ~ shrt ssinty ,utiFi ~ iutiii es4iti,
Coda. Al iiahn's ls-s. ,oia., nn July =. is..,
Nis3 Jniuf7s ~. il.i.iuti. vf lainis. Cote. .u
his Ffv. 10, .. >s 80. fur tho = "a :. see \
''ric -tsAis- n.a -v,'i". ina sii.,.~.,. !" i'us.
his c.Ititsinif. rs,.si.n.- ut-pn an, cultivation
u. rahi innf, va tuinn wuEghinEtun.
t-hsri.s 2. itak-r. Thomas wi,- anL gT,+igric. /.
=. iiiisat. all ar ituIs. ,ulss
=. J. nrtAN. tt~sts;rr.
tfirsi i'sii itlfr t-last July H. ts'ei
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Notice Tor Publication.

GLrSwoon srr,sG-. Colo, May -. isss.
NTO1trEi- hcrch, Yivcr that the following
~ named settler hns hled notice uf his in.
t.niinn to make final pr,uf in support of his
claim. and that said prvuf VIII h. made he.
fore tho RrHistcr and Receiver. Ut Glcnwooh
springs. Colombo. on July u. lSsS, ut II
O'Clock u. IN. viz: Geo. luuc-. of Nce.cr.
Colo. ON his Prr u : Ne. ~. a II. FOR Lot 1
see ., Ip \, aud sw "a sw a sec ~ and y 80
u Svc ~. TpsN, RU1 W sth l. ~.
lie nnin.li the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. siiid land. viz; james l.. Pool, %. \. Y
Bunh, Geo. L.. faysUn aud \. j. Gregory. al
of Mcckcr. Colo.
$. ). DEL,N. Reristcr.
First pub May 9s-lrs, Jan %, -l,'-l
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
settle. ns i.n.,,.a,,on.

ttNb tttltt NJ
GL.Ssoor srriNus, cui".. May y. it.s.
NuIiCi,-is srsri1 siSru thu, the fniln- ins
u.u.si settle he tissi uutir.1 ur his lutSfI.
iinn to- made ftwsi istUf IN suri-utt ut ut.
fhs NrEi.ic. nni Receiver at ut.usussl
Springs. soiur'i'it. On July " tsss ni ~ uriusA
a. tus. Visi N"rrt. lutnt ~ Nr-k-r. Criu.. 1ti
his rf- u : y. &c. I u. f'-r the ~. Z. ~ y,
- a, !, AMI - = - = sCU =, Tpi y, u ~ "
mhru.
iir uatn-s iic failuuins vi'ues.ss tp provo
his ,ufliinuru. fsrilri'r' urup. and cultivation
~. slli land. viHl II Halt, VIA. Fowler. Thr.s.
Iuuury nui Samuel Martin. ali uf s-ukcr.
tulu.
-. p,i.AN icRisi,r.
IIIrst rub May 5s-ia.i Jim a.. i.s-i
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
na!.1.IsGIss.

iDyacro ranch. is Mules bo.ow Meckcr. Cheap
loCscre ranch, miles fru,n Mookor, on fias
creek.
Now frame house and two iots toorncri IOjsli.i
Very cheap,
~ lots SlNisi, from go ,o s30.
A long list Of ranches on White river.
Cill or write. Ne eau suit you II you want q
ftneh or town property.
Al. GREGORY co.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
cLEM cEAU.

Pedigree OF Percheron stallion Glenn
enccau; 55is l7235l-Foaled MAY 10,
1883. and Imported 1855. Bred by
Madame Charron, Commune of St.
IIilaire sur. Ere, Canton OF Thcil, DE
par,ment OF Ornc. Got by valiant
li0il, he by PIoposcr ,ssal, lie by Decide
ts02l. Dam Pcllotc l7s3p, by Vieux
Valiant liSS3l, he by Pierre.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

iahN' ''fh
GLrSwpup SrfiiNGs. Colo. Mny ", ISIS.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai the following
!. ' named settler hns filed notice uf his inirii.
~, ,i -, iii sect ,lit ,t H. T. ", ''s
the I,rgistrrpnh Receiver ut Glruwooi SPRING.
Colorado. on July 2, iS,s. nt 10 O'Clock u. IN.
VIZ! .iniucs tnyc-. OF Ncckcr. Colo, ON his
Pre-. u. <. No. iu,. 4. I. r.. for the me- !, NV 1,
II = ne 4 and Sc "a lie :, sec II, Ip <, Il nj W
Gtn 4 ~.
lie names the following witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon nnd cultivation
uf. said lnnd, VIZ: John T. HAY. John W Me
crackcn. John Williams aud George iInwnid.
all Of Mockcr, Colo.
:. j. DEi4AN. Register.
tFirst ruh Mag i1-lis; Jun . ls.e
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Noiier ior Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
UinSroob sriINO-, Colo, Nry T. i-'--
NOTICE.. h.-Friy Fiyrn that ths following
~ ilHtns-i -fttlsF has uls nuiirr 81 bis ini-ii'
iiun a. tntkr nnnl pguuf IN support - hi'
fore the i,sei-fcr Anl iiruait"- at ttr.taltHsi
springs. ioinufn. nu June b., t-s', ~ iuu.fi's
q. IN, tl1; Grufs- u, Melialrr, f. MsrArF,
roln.. i'r-. y. :. 80 e., Tor i.nI clr Tle =,
y 4, - Z. rog =, % ~ q. -, q, ~ 2. u -
" dthrl
lie uafnss the following uiiusssHs O. ruiNr
Ms runtift.f Etssirfcs ufufis n'isi gti'it utiift
~, all land. srg A. !. ilJur. }. =, ttir, "
I, ipffa, sal Adulph heiut, 80 uf Nr"Lor,
psi.sN. isas.,igr.
tFini Ilb nay l-llsI Jlur .s, i.I
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

We have first class j. /. Case "Agi-
tator' thrashing machine, and are pre-
pared to do all the ,hrashing on White
river, Government Road. picc.ance and
Axial Basin. We furnish all horses
necessary to do the work,
GOLDEN X SHANkLASD.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Henry Wolcott came III last Saturday
aitcrnoou from the Rattle ground for
surgical assistance. having badly cnt
mis- LETT foot with an axe. The blade
penetrated and nearly severed the ankle
bone. making an ugly wound. lie Is
stopping at the Mecker. and was able to
bc out yesterday with tho aid VI
gruicica.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
HNN..mi i,nit sNlf:.

One hundred and iif;y.onr acr-s. riyr
miles below Mcckci; river bottom; can
cut loo tons Of hay this year; good four.
room house: stables; cnrfals; cellar;
fencing. .lc. Inquire Of owner, G. ;.
AttiS. Mcckcr. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The new road to Grai-i river via Flag
creek has been used quite frequently
the pas, ten DAYS, and those who have
passed over 1t say tina. 90 far rs com
pleted the read cannot be beaten. Two
miles and a half remain unfinished
Just ON the other side of the divide. and
i; is the intention of the county author
tiles. together with the subscription de-
limquents. TO complete the work. Sew
cral of the latter have signified their
Willingness To meet their obligations.
/ IT the good work be concluded.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
81, Sir,,-s s,.rr.

For drugs. medicines. paints. i-,ots,
stationery. fancy and inilc; articles.
field glasses. artist. materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. 90 or scnd your orders
to DIR. Il. s'uver, Rawlins. Wyoming,
and get the lies; goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Uncle saB Martin. Road oycrssct
Tor tile Coal Creek district. has about
completed the county road in the yicin-
i,y OF the Ncaich ranch. On Tuesday
vhil- cScayating he came across tie
skeleton o: u Ute Indian. and has placed
the same In bis collection o; Colorado
relics VI barhafism.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At
.Lrsvoop sruISus. Colo, May ii. is>s.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
~ nnmc4i settler tn. tlci notice uf his in'cn-
ttpn to- make final pruuf tn support uf hts
claim. and that s1h prnnf will DC made trfur-
the Ncvi-,ut and Receiver Mt Glcnwoud
ipring., colo. on July :. is-s. NJ 10 o'clock
n NJ. Nili John +. Hay. ot Auckcr Colo, uti
hi- Pro. ". :. No. ,ss. u. I. H.. FOR the !, sw
u. So ., sw 4, soc " and ne Z. nv a Sec -. III
iS. u 20 w 9Th = ".
lie names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. viz; James Hayes, John W.
NcCrnrkcn. John Williams nnd George How
nr'l. all uf Mcckcr. toin.
.. J. Dri.AS. Register.
Thirst pub Mny ip-iast Jun ., isssl
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Fred Smith came down from Mar
vine Valley Wednesday. Fred says III.
VALLEY is becoming great horse com
,ry. The rcaSc bNs have lately moved
ihcif band up To that country. The ai
,autagcs of the extreme Upper White
as grazing country are e,iden,ly bc.
ing better appreciated than formerly.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
ATTENTION, HORSEMEN!

The stations Clemenceau, BalanceT
and Muscadin, will stand for the season
at the FL ranch on pice-anee creek.
Following is II brief description of them:
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
-Four ua,.. s.rs,ra .r .,.I.n.

Three sorrcl and one has; branded
~; on lcit shoulder. aud vented same
S un icfi hip: uloo branded on
lett thigh. \ literal reward will be
paid for information leading 20 their to.
coycry. III. II. \. Sgrtiu..
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

In anticipation Of an active building
b,,om Ia the near fuiur. M.ssr' Nc
ua,,or * sheridan ATE about 10 start
mp their SAW Mill aga!n. Although tie
spring opened with their yards well
illri with lumber. ,hc demand hss
been much greater than expected.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Deputy Assessor Burch Is siiIl abros
IN III. land. picking up s,rayr 10 'u
apeakl. ollie SAYS !, Is no; hts in,.p-
,ipn to overlook or snub an,onc In this
matter as h. expects u pay his respects
,o everybody before leaving for the
count. seal.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Twcnty-!our gross OF trout ilies Of
every description. fresh from the fac
tory of one Of Americas most cclc-
hra'ed firms just received Mt 'Iousiou's.
These are the celebrated Abbey and
lmbrie i!ultcrinv flies whose liic-likc
actian in the water has earned FOR them
from cNper, ily fishers the highest tepu-
tai;pn.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Las, sunday the Misses Mary Md
Ha,ton and Nclli. Wash and Mrs. Wal
bridge paid visit TO Miss Maud Evan
ut her rnnsli oa the mesa. Miss EyanI
Is In for the season, having came u
from Denver last week.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Mcssrs. Mediation X Sheridan re
cclycd an ins,allmont Of carts the Tor.
part OF the week from the ". j. kins.y
Implement company. for whom they
are the Mcek.r agents.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
The Palace Iear

Is open To the public aud rs propose Il
keep nothing but the very ics; grade
OF wines. liquors ani cigars l am ptc'
pared To- meet the drmanGa Of all wh'
arr Ia search of ,hr l.'sl.
4. !. LirrLi:, Prcp'r.
JAsiiss snrriI. Manager.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Considering the demand for dwelling
houses We should ihlnk some OF our
Socal uoneycd men would invest some
o, their cash in this class Of property.
|, would pay.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The Town Council me, Monday even
Ing but did nothing aside from allowing
u few minor bills.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Thomas u. skcltOn's teams arrived
this morning loaded with furniture for
j. ". iiugus X Co. The invoice CON
sisis Of everything In the furniture line.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The prevailing high winds OF the past
week were something unprecedented IN
this section.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The new county map. tor sale ut
iiouslon's, is a marvel OF accuracy and
completeness, the scale two and two
iifths miles to the inch enabling its
authors TO mark tie minutcSt topo-
graphical details. Every ranch aud
coal clam in the county ia plated.
Each ranchman should have one Price.
81 Mail orders promptly filled.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Over twenty-five hundred prairie dogs
have been Killed In the vicinity OF
Mcckcr this spring, and those who are
posted say tlia, their number is yisibly
utteuunici.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
Ihr $1,000. i.n.,,irn.

There is no use in a,,rlnpliu::-ia:. L. :.-... .--.
faeiiuus Ia tbs suleh for tile las; three
months have naic desperate attempts
Ia ignore tie existence nf the Kicker.
Having failed Ia hribr nr fgishicn us.
osiuicism was their little game. We
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Delinquent taxpayers have been
humping" themselves during the past
week.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

\ full assortmcn, of musical goods
was opened AT ilous,on's Monday. His
stock consists Of u full line Of all grade :
of siolins. guitars. bnnjos. harmonious.
etc. aud all the necessary fittings.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The postolilee at Routt, which was
discontinued nearly n wear ago, has been
re,ostablished. with Elisha Bennett ms
pDstinas,er.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
fVFutCItrc,

Furniture and housc-iurnishing goods
OF all descriptions at j. W. lIugus \
Co.'S ut bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

California Joe will give hir,hdaI
dance ut sanderson's hall next TGcs.is.|
evening Jun. ijihl. Mf. stnicrsp
has gwen the liall free. and rs Joe hl
in;s Of friends big ,uTnou, Is cA!ccic,
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Rev. Mr.. Williams will hold services
io-morrow Sunday at the School house
at II O'Clock 4 IN. All are cordially
invited 10 attend.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

James 10 Fonda, dealer in ladies' and
gents Iine silk handkerchicfs, crepe.
shawls, scarfs, etc. For prices call ON
China Jim
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Next Monday the sale Of delinquent
tax property commences at the county
seat, and will continue several days.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Dosbtless there are good many pso-
pie within its borders who are not
II is 60 miles In width by los IN length,
or having an area Of d,312 square miles
five times as large IA Rhode Island.
three times ms large as Delaware and
nearly equal 10 Connecticut and Dela-
ware put together. or Massachusetts
alone. If we had II population of one
person to every acre We would have
4 .O1s, $50 souls.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Al Martin Of MIN creek. came
after doctor yesterday 10 attend
man named Woolcy, who hnd accident
sio; himself In the thigh on W.inc
day last. Dr. >luir.s responded 10 u
,lil,
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

There is u big demand Tor tenament
houses at present.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Several location-hnntisg OUTFITS pass
ed through Moeker this week. They
showed M In all sorts OF shape. the lay
TO the more pTe,entions layout with six
slick horses In front Of the wagon and
good string OF changes bringing up
the rear. They will all ada to the
wealth of the country AMI are welcome.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Monarch n. Hermitage ani +. II.
Rippcy brand Of 10 whistles. imported
coguac brandy aud the famous Lemp
beer ia kegs a, the Palace Bar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The White river has been higher dnr-
ing the las, week than at any tims this
spring.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

J. V. Houston received an invoice OF
musica! instruments last Saturday
evening.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

instruction books FOR violin. guitar,
banjo. Hut. and iiasolct; promp;.r'-
call books and books o: instrumental
selections at IIuus,on's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
SAesY,;4,,,l,I,s,.-r.c,

Jus; received nj J. ". iiurus X CO..
u complete line of new furniture. Gail
and ~. ihos. new rockers.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

In the town OF wlgonwhool, Colo
RADIO. {. published The Wagon Tongue.
wag:in' tongues have mad. trouble IN
older towns than Wagpnwhe.l.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

Do not forget tha, the only place to
get good cigar is ut llouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

The finest Russian gut. anil steel
violir, guitar and banjo strings a'
l!onsinn's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
LNIiip's lAcy lIccr
Ready for Husiucss,

Constantly on draught at the palac,
Bar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
itrii.r. >pay.d.

io'raf'ies Wishing work done apply a,
i. ~ HERALD Office Tor further par
lsr ulafs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

= iull assortment, Of bits aud spur
just received u; John Goulds
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

go to ilou,,on's for fishing ,aekl
etc.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09

in another column II Viii Ia noticed
that the School Board invite architects
10 submit plans of school building for
their inspection. The Board having
disposed Of the bonds and got every
/ thing IN shape can nov SO ahead and
build. /, is their intention 10 pat up -
building of brick and stone, about 3jN70,
aud two stories high. On the ground
/ floor Viii ba two rooms and stairway 10
th6 upstairs, which, from the present
outlook, will bc made into one large
room. Block 6S has becn selected rs
the site for the structure, and as this is at
a high point ii will loom up la grand
style when completed. Work ON the
building will be pushed ahead as soon
as acceptable plans are received.
~
iev. A. l.. Williams and wife of
i0ngmnnt, Colo, arrived IN Meekcr
Thursday and will make this town their
residing place in future, Nh. Williams
comes 10 take charge OF the Episcopal
Mission iein and viii therefore be the
pioneer minister in Meeker. aud iis such
gems regardless OF creed. We earnestly
hope that Mr.. Williams wilt meet with
unbouudcd success In iis chosen Held OF
labor and as he comes well recon-
mended Ms II ministerial worker we
have no doubts as 10 his success. rnE
HERALD Joins with the community in
welcoming Rev. Nr. Williams aud his
esllmable wife 10 Our midst.
WORK VIII H. resumed on the oak
Ridge Park ditch next Monday In
good earnest, Like the Highland
ditch on the opposite side Of the
river. an undertaking Of this magnitude
cannot De completed In few weeks. |
especially when only limited number
OF those Interested arc Vandcrhilts In /
financial point OF view, bur II takes
time, hand knocks aud perseverance.
.~
Ia n pf.vll. letter from Mr.. A. Grave /
r0ck renewing his subscriplionl from
iiahn's Peak, that gentleman tells US
tina, tile led. mining season la, NOT set
In In real earnest ye, u, the Peak. but
tie Cody -Mackcy Hydraulic Mining
company is booming In grand s,Nlc with
Frank illnman on III. quarter deck.
At Glenwcel there was great rrIoic.
ing last week when I, was learned that
,lic Rio Grandc bridge Rcris, the Grand
Il, tina, p1!nt Is io be built NJ once. The
ihu;m.ni and pier were put In before
tie river began To raise. and II Is TN
that work will hc resumed by
,tte I.ti Eu,t -----.s--r'-f-'--- w.
.-.'.'-'r. Tie prices of iron on THIS sta,
rc handy cyrF more than twenty. .Nyc =
,r cont. greater than IN fnslsnd, aud ,
, rule not more than ten per cent.
Inrr. Tho competition pn this sil. re- /,
lces the busincss Io the lowest p0si-
c margin. and there cnnid hr no fur !,
Irr reduction without attacking the J,
ages oi the lal,orcrs. Thr matter t.. +.
irea Itself To that at once. and 1, Is b
10 matter which the men og America 8
M h. cliiai upon 10 decide this yrar. :
salt Lake Tribune. Il
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
LoCALNEWS.

Lots OF strangers in town these days,
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
.s.,,-v s..~ .....r,,.,

ia full linr of the above celebrated
pi'SoLinr stoves, all sizes. -, j. ". iin-us
f"s Co.'S. Also paflnr aud heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-06-09
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| Drugs. medicines. oils. paints, and
everything In the drug line Il, J. ".
liugus y Co.'S.
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The Columbia ButtA says. "lf the
Cou,l IS prosperity IS gagged by com
nar.,tu between is exports and imports
houll say SIC are doing wei as "a commu
lity The exports of logs, spokes, timber
and tobacco from this depot largely ey-
cycd a!. oar impoi,s-in freight II not In
value This brings more money into ouI
section, which, heaven knows, is needed
The Amherst Nee Era remarks thai
matters seem 90 be getting desperate at
Nelson Courthouse Ii says The
Examiner suggests that the drunken
fighters OF that place be allowed hereaf
ter 20 fight TO a fnish after The manner OF
the Kilkenny CATS, ms ii is the only way
that the respectable people can be re
licvcd from the endless drunken brawles
Try Local Option
A few nights ago some thieves forced
an entrance into the postoilice at Warren,
ton. Va, and robbed the money ana
stamp office.
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diminutivc plates, very like the modern
"bu'ter.rlate," upon which the cups
were placed, while the saucer was used
IA described above Amongst weil.brod
people THIS habit j. rot aow observed
To do 80 would be- regarded As much
out OF place as would be- che use Of the
knife-blade instead of The more elegant
four pronged iotS at meals Oncmorr fsct
must be recorded here before retarniny
from this digre-si0n Our ENGLISH an.
cestors, have read somewhere. were m
one time in the habit oi rying boiled
tea leaves on pilates. to hc eaten with
buttcred bread. and. strange t0 say. On.
joycd them a. luxury This. TOO. NAV
have given origin TO lhe phrase dish OF
tea. Certain it Is, however. We had no
such dainty at Nr CARLYLE.
But TO return. short time after we
had been resealel servant entered The
room and placed upon the centre table a
large waiter upon which Was neatly Ar.
ranged a tasteful toaccrylce. The simple
rcpast was an exact reproduction o.
what we bad always seen ,n Virginia
thc SLICED bread, bul'ered and Ulcd up
one plaic with the chippei hlm Boz 900
o.hei As soon after tea DIS seemed pro-.
per N,- Carlyle retired sine Appeared
feeble. although beer ample ,arou. brow
and mild blush 1raf eye frequently dur-
in- conversation gave earnest o' fat spirit
THAI dwell. within. AttnttI ue slc was
hopeless yllc'ud.uar1n. ana ii noe
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story but that of despair and wretched'

ness, and bring the mind only to con'cm'
pla,e the elements that time in its neal'hy
action throws oil as dross II is no COM
nlimen, TO human nature to suppose 'ha'
/, would be foolish and depravcd on a
subject that wears noble traits that chal-
lenge admiration.
Therefore, we suppose that the pro-
posed removal of Libby prison was
hoax. and il il was not il will be-.