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Dining and Sleeping
Cars. Free Colo
nists' Sleepers.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
Personal.

Il. 4. Napier, of the Glenwood dry
goods firm OF Napier x McCliWe, came
over from the Springs Thursday on Il
business trip.
Billy Carver, one Of car most popular
young men, has returned To White rivei
and will spend the summer OIL his upper
White river ranch.
Mr.. Ike Baer and family arrived from
Aspen Thursday and expect TO spend
most OF the summer on White river
Mr.. Baer's business permitting.
H.J.IIolmes, one of the late proprietors
Of the New Empire, was rusticating on
White river this week. Mr. Holmes
says h. has had enough 0f the news
paper business.
Miss Maud Evans has returned Ia
Meeker after spending the winter aud
spring in Denver. Miss Evans is a
iayotite in social circles aud her MANY
friends here are glad 10 welcome her
back again,
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

YOUNG BELMONT.

Color has. ~ hands high. foalci 1855,
iine Styi-. cScrllen, disposition, weight
about 1850 pounds
viii stand for limited number OF
mares tliis season al Ncckcr. Terms.
$3.50 Tor the season. with usual priv
ilcgc Of reiurl.
prpiGHgE - YouSG BELGOSr was
sired by ilirsch's Belmont, FIRST dam
Alice by Green's liashaw. who sired
Joscplus record ..:is.l and Fred Doug
lass record a:ia.l
lIirsch's Belmont was sired b. Alex
andcr's Belmont: he by Alexander
Ablallah: lie b. Hysdyk's iIamb!c,on-
ian. fifs; dam by Iron Duke; II dam
by Downinr's lay Messenger.
Iron Duke 10y Cassius NJ. Clay: lie 10y
Henry Clay; lie by Andrew Jackson.
Firs, dam 10y Young Cleveland: ID dam
by Bishops IIamble,onian: he by lin
ported Mc senger; ri dam b. Commau-
der; he by Imported Messenger.
Alcxauder's Belmont, First dam Bcll
by Mambrino Ct.ef: II dam by Browns
ljcl,fouuder; lie 10y Imported ilellfuun-
der out of Lady Allpcrt by Msmhrino.
Downii'-'s BAY Messenger 10y Harp.
innus. he by Bishops liamblcjonian; he
10y Imported Messenger.
AlcSander's Abdallah b. Rysdyk's
Ilambletunian: he 10y Abdallah; he by
Mamhnno: lie by Imported Messenger.
First dam Kitty Darling 10y Bav Rc-
man; he by Imported Roman. Second
dam by Mambrino: he Icy Mam5rino; lie
by Imported Messenger.
Alexander Eelmot. sire Of llirsch's
Belmont, who is sire OF IouSG BEt.-
MoSrl. is sire of Wedgcwuod aud Nut
wood. both with records below 2:2O, and
of fifteen others with records below
$50. ay well rs the dams of half Il dozen
| others with records below $50.
Nutwuoi has become so popular that
his service fees are placed at $500.
Persons contemplating breeding arc
requested 10 set IorSo BELMcST be-
fore completing their arrangements.
ADAM FCkti
'lrrf.~. COLO.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
The Sew .lis.sx.r1.

You have heard youF friends and
nc!sl.bnn talking about Il. You haas
yourself L. ons 81 tile many who En1v
from pens experience Just how good
u thing It is, II yuu have ever tiled It
you arc ogr 81 lis slaunci friends. he
ciuse the wonderful lhlns aiou; Il j.
that when once given tidal. DE-. Kins''
New Discovery ever after holds a place
In III. house. II you have newer used II
AMI should L. AFFLICTED wiki cough
cold or ans IlT1a,. lung oI chest trouble
secure Il loi,l. nj once and gly. 1t u iail
trial. II i guaranteed every time. Of
money refunded. Tidal bottles free nj
nny drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
land oFffCE AT


GLrSwOur SriI.ss. tolu. May $. isSn.
NOTICE il hereby given tina, the following
y named settler has nlc'i rotl-" uf hia ini"n.
tlnn to make fnal proof ~ support Of his
tho Rogis,rr und Receiver at Glcnwootl
springs. triu.. on July -, ifsn. nj 10 o'ciuCs
u. M. Viz. Gerard :. iiightuu. uf Ncuker.
iur the ~ See ~. TIP I n. I, 10 W 9th T. ~.
He names the following witnesses 70 provo
HE continuous rr>itcncc upon nnd cultivation
Of. said land, Viz:
Walter p. bcndy. JAMES u. Amick, James II.
burch rnd Jacob B..uoiiit. all of Ncckcr, Colo.
the allowances of snrh pref or who knows of
any substantial reason. ui,Scr the law and the
regulations Of tho Interior Department. why
such proof shct.ll not hu allowed. Will hr CIV en-
nn opportunity at the above mentioned time
nui piac" to cruss-cNnmine the witnesses of
saii claimant and to offer evidence in ryhuttnl
~ that submitted by claimant
t. !. pBllAv. N"Elr.rt.
fYi-.; prs sirv 'i-fszt I'm ir.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

land tttl'bA NJ
.LrSvrob srl,IsCa. Colo. MAY =. 1870.
NOTICE I. hoTe,i, given that the q iipw ius
~ rnInci settler has niri notice 81 his in
truiiun to- make final pr,snf In support .d his
claim. nni that SAIL pf'nf VIII bv innir lcfnr.
the k"Li7i.r nni ilrrciNgr ~ tlcnwpspi
springs. Colorado. on July -. isp. vt ~ O'Clock
u. M. Ni,t Charlie. HaTtdr. 81 ANial. Cole. ur
hia y H. u SO 81. &C. q srri.=si. for the - 3,
St- II. Tp & y. itsngr - eth ".
lie nnrrcs the following witnesses To- prove
hi. continuous residence upon. mud cultivation
". siii land. Viz:
j. l.. Mcrin rid Hcrt Butler. 81 n,d.n
Nutu crtiriy. Colo. and james e. Fc-k and
Nancy \. Scarrv. of slrnwnt-i springs, colo.
ANY person who desires to- protest anatu1l
III" allowance ~ such rroni. or who know ni
snN Substantial rrnsrn. under the law anu th'
regulations 81 ~. Interior Department. why
rsiyh prof should mot lr allowed. viii u CIV cf
nu opportunity ut the nlrutc mentioned tim,
and place to crtsa-ctaininr the witnesses oi
said claimant. and Ia offer evidence In rCbutin
ct thu, submitted by claimant;
X !. pnLhN. Register
tFirsi Pub May ii-lA'si Jun Is. ieaSl
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

In renting rooms M tic new school
house for In. use Of the county official,
the Commissioners have secured the
best quarters obialHahla AMI nj ~.
magkaJly low rent. -Four hundred and
slightly dollars year IL pretty low
figures iur ihc Use of seven rooms. but the
School Board were nut issin: III. rooms
rented and wisely concluded that II was
better Ia Lave tho Saran, rooms o..
cupiti. even II only bringing: In a nom.
inai rental. than 10 have thrm unoc'
cupi.d. The Commissioners have
made god bargain la behalf OF the
taxpayers e.! RIO iilanoo county. Gar,
Geld county usei To pay between s!,"u
ani 1860 g year rent fer eouhty offices,
Our County Commissioners. however,
are paving no sact fancy h;tu-t iur
offices aud cvllrnsl. don't in,-n; run.
min. lilo Iilanco county ga u Garfield
county model. TnE HERALD ALWAYS
favored the creation II the new county.
believing tia, II could lnh ouii - run
uu an economical basis, and the pf-s-n,
instance siili further strengthens our
belief Ia TIL, i,i.a.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

LAND OFFICE AT
uLsNwppD Springs, Colo. April II. issp.
<ro1igL IA hereby Given that the following
~ named settler has nlcd notice u hi- iutrn-
tiuu iumnkc innl proof Ia surpnitof his clnlW.
mud ibat sai1 prUuf will be made before The
Register and Nt-"ivcr nj Glcnwuod Spriugs e,
Colorado, ON June =. lssn, Mt 10 r'clo,s a. NJ.
VIZ; John Martin. ot NoCkcr. tpln.. on hi.
Re US Ne as. ute Svricsl for the sc e. -rC ~
Tpt Y. Hpl " 9Th y ".
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous rcsidcuc" upon. Gnd cultivation
OF. said lani viz:
Fmnk Z. sheridan nnd Frank u. Byron. of
slCnwuyi springs, Colo, otto Mcisypr ana
Julius sirnhikc. of Nrckcr, Colo. and Robert
Nutsgcr. uf IcadNillr. Colo.
Any person who desires To- protest against
The allowance uf such proof, Or Who knows OF
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations ur tho Interior Department. why
such prnuf should moi lr allowed, VIII bc given
an opportunity at the nbuNo mentioned tiinc
aud place to cs,n-a-c NH'iinn the witnesses uf
said claimant, aud 60 otter g, idcncc in rchut;cl
uf iiit submitted O.. eiuinrui
Sal BEt SIS. h.U I-.r-.
rilrst rnH Arr s'- fas' 'i-vH-. l-7
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

l.. Baiabrlisc Muuday. Esd. Count,
ATTY. Clay Co. Tex. says: "liav,
used Electric E,,lcrs with most harp,
results. My brother a,so WIS very low
with maiatiai fever and jaunaicc. hu'
was cured Is, timely use Of this mcdl
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitter
saved hts life" Sir. -. I Wileoss1n. o.
iiursr Cave. Nv, adds n like testimony
sayiug: lie pl.liiyeiy believes lie would
have il-i, ha'l Il 40, bccn fog Electric
Bi,,-Ts. This rr-a, remedy VIII wari Oh
~ well - cura all malsTiai diseases. g;,d
Cor all k!iury. liyrr and stomach dis
orders stands nncIuslrd. i'rien %,
and 81. Il, any drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Mullcns. the mill man, is not coming
and everybody interested In the Touring
mill should give thanks. Mr.. Major
received u telegram officially informing
him OF the above fact last Saturda,
evening. 1t was evidently Mr.. Mullcns'
intention To monkey" with Judge
ll,i:us and others Interested in the mill.
until too late 10 &c; the building under
way and mac!iner, In, and then leave
til. enterprise bcached high and dry.
but they iumblci TO his little game be-
fore II was too late. The services OF u
gentleman from Minneapolis. Mimi.
has been secured and he will arrive
here within the next two or three weeks
when work will he commenced ON the
mill building.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
HARP & WRIGHT.


Inn 'Fll u VI
ttuSwuDr SsisiSgS. tulu.. May N. loo. Z
MOTT, u ia hcr,hy given that tho following
~ ma ned settler has nlci notice 81 his ini-n
iioi. tu make iiuni proof ir support uf hi- ylaitn
and thu; as'd proof will H. made before tn.
iicristcr mud Receiver. ut Gi"nwUr1d Springs
Colo. uu July "a. i-sf'. NJ N o'cio,.k %. W..
Wis Calvin Heed. uf nnutt, llnutt CO.. Colo.
on hls Homestead Erify Noisi. aud commute
the sntnr To- tIizh entry. foe the - u" q
9 D - Z, -. = nul N" :. ne = Sec -. ~ y
II >, W 9TH T. ".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. -aid land. viz:
A. i. saunders and y. VI. Sauntldr- 81 Lay
Nuutt Co. sptu.. nnl " \. Bonnet aud Gillian
bennett OF Iuui' \. q. Colorado.
Any person who desires to protest ngniu4i
the allowance Of such proof, or vhr knows o'
any substantial reason. under the law and the
regulations uf the Interior Department. wis
such proof should not h. allowed. viii he giycf
nm opportunity ut III" above mentioned iimf
aud place t. rryas-, xpiuinc the witnesses 81
said claimant. aud to oiIrr evidence In rcbuttn
OF that submitted b. cliinlut.
:. !. DEIAS. Hcgi.trr.
Ifirrt pub MAY i.-isst June -. iSs1l
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
ATTENTION, .socxn.>,

TuE HERALD has received the agency
idT Hio ilanoo and iiouit counties for
the sale II tho Leonard stock Record
Book. This is the most complete and
practical! stock record book ever issued
aud no cattle ra!sct or horse breeder
should bc without ~; Of these books.
Price yer set s.. or taken IN connection
with TIM HERALD for enc YEAR. 50 Tot
both. s,mp!cs bcoks can bc seen u,
this office.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

plce-ancc Is 10 Tire front again. The
latest II TO IL. efiec, that bob Reign
WAS rpbbcd 81 siT5 Will. asleep In II
cabin ON the creek: ilchMrr had n
wHgon load OF provisions stolen from
his iopr While eating supper. aud mai
from Utah WAS relieved u hi, lIorc.
saddle. blankets AMI s.S-sio0,-f dnrin. u
brief alScnc. Ia the s'gc brush. What
Tie matter with that vigilance commit
ic-y Or Is the .nsv. c. standing ia with
lL- ,oushs.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

fnm our Stale exchanges We learn
That nearly all the Colorado towns NJ.
INDUCING In villa, NIGH, H. termed -
general cleanup. Much attention Is
b-in. given To cleaning streets. alley.
and residence premises. Mc-scr should
lie, - behind other ,owna la the Stat.
Ia this matter. Remember the h-al,i,
ani auTaciiycness u! our town largely
depends ON It's cleanliness. AMI I" the
end that both sanitary perfection and
a,,r,ctis-nc,S h. maintained tho ci'i'
s.as 81 Mc,krr should set "a day iuJ
everybody to turn OH, with their shovel
and garden rake and make - cleaning
nI.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Tie hes, rooms in town. Call aud see
TO :IitrEDs:ns.

We ate 50 often asked II We intend
doing any outside work with our stall
ions TIL, season and alsp for terms, that
We have concluded 10 CIV. public notice
that We viii breed a limited number OF
mares for anyone wishing the service Of
either OF our imported stations, at $40
for single services or 80 for tie season ;
money 10 BE- paid, or good note given, a,
time Of III I service, our horse. will be-
ut our ranch GA Little Beaver, eight
miles above Mreker. Respectfully.
MciiAITOS y DIEIfUss.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

The Matchmaker In New Castle. In pre-
pared to Il. AL kinds OF work IN his line
Is u iifs,-c!ass workman, has held siiu
ailous In sonr o! the best houses ~
America. \ work s.ni him will To-
criyc tie bes. attention aud promptly
s.,stFu.I
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
ATTENTION. MNNe1aMEN:

The undersigned will have steam
,hTrsi,ina tnaoiimc in Mcck.T b, the the
h;st 81 May. on and after which date
fauchm-n can make arrangements 10
have their thfrs'i.ng done NJ very low
rates. JhG.ahinF by steam means lis.
sa,in: 10 raschmcn. iw,il also bring
tn "a, the same timc steam hay ba!cr.
7. j. LITTLE.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

olcnwcais daily newspaper. tic New
Empire. has changed hands. j. ;. Swan
Mni II. j. Holmes having sold III. paper
& W. II. bracnligi.h AMI George e.
binnin.. Mr. Gr~uhalgh. the new
EDITOR. Is an accomplished ami practical
journalist. who will no doub; bring the
paper up TO the standard OF the old tir
Chief when thai publication was under
the editorial management, 81 Mr.. swan.
TnE HERALD wishes the new Pro-
ptirtofs sgcrc-a.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

To the ranchmeff OF White and
fampa River Valleys We loan money,
on ranches, al low interest and long
time. We loan money to prove up aud
advance the money for so doing. We
loan money to pay of old mortgages.
Write us for terms,
joss x LOGAN.
Buena Vista, Colo.
Young men should remember never
to stroke a mus,achc when il is down.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
HOME NEWS

The Fourth Of July Is no great dis
lance on and nothing has Vet been done
booking 10 ilc building nf t. race track.
Gentlemen, pu, your heads together and
disriiss this matter, and let ,he fruits
ot Your deliberations be-a new race
course.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

The wedding ceremony was being
spl.mn.aed In tie crowded church. aud
the bride. young jamsel. hal been a
great lli:t. When tic usual question
came. who gives this woman away =
a Young man in n back seat replied. II
can. tu. | won't.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

II Won wan; to order drugs. medicines
or any article handled in wholesale
drug store, We would refer YOU 10 i.
Cha,;srtou. successor 10 j. T.. Osborne.
Hawlins. Wyo.. display al in another
column.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Parties wishing Louisiana Lottery
tickets, call or address Il. r. Bernudy
New Castle, Colo, authorized agent for
Garfield county.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

There can never he any objection TO a
cigar manufacturer pulling his own
goods.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Mr.. j. V. Houston carries line ni
sampss OF carpets. oilclutlls. etc. from
j. Jay Joslin. Denver. and will give
very low prices on them. Give him .
cIll.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

For drugs. medicines. paints. lsoAs,
stationery. fancy Hni toilet articles,
ticli glasses. artists materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. go or send YOUR orurrs
to br. 4. simCr, Hawlins. Wyoming.
aui get III. best goods a; lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

j. Jny Jo5lin. u Denver. "a now ready
TO deliver very hsgdsomc illustrated
catalogue for spring aud SUMMER. free
Of charge To anyone sending 'UT It.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Claude Southland was baplised. After
WeIchs three children were baptised
at their residence, making all told nine
baptisms and three services as one day Is
work. Mr.. Williams, accompanied by
AIrs. Williams, left on last Monday s
stage for Denver, 10 attend the forth
coming Diocesan Council OF the Pro-
testant Episcopal church OF this State.
AT this Council Mr.. Williams viii pass
his examination for advancement in the
ministry. lie viii be absent from
Sleeker about fouf weeks. During lis
absence all who take AN interest In the
spiritual and moral welfare Of this cont
munity and valley should beStir them
selye, and come forward and put their
names down among the list Of subscrlb-
ers 10 the fund now being raised for the
support OF Nj, Williams during the en-
suing year. Last year something over
seven hundred dollar, WAS subscribed.
Of which only a little over live hundred
has been paid IN, making, with the three
hundred given rs the Bishop, about
eight hundred for the support of our
minister during tile past year. ri.i Is
not enough by long way when the eos,
of living Is taken into consideration
M. Williams has worked hard AMI done
much good for this community during
the past year. V.ry few men of his
ability are found outside tile large cities;
lie Is liberal and tolerant IN his religious
views; AN enlightened anil progressive
citizen. and rGgl that would max. any
community better bY his pf-scncn In II,
His heart and snui Is in his work aud
Il is his earnest desire tia, he may 10
enabled To build up strong AMI -four
lshins congregation Ia this community.
Let all Who can sill lin both morally
aud financially Ia tie Euo,i work Let
Us do better Than last year. Mr. VII
liams Is worthy IL our very best Efforts
In this direction. Subscription prpcTs
can be found at tie hank Office and a,
tie poS,oilicr.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

"Di,Iuiuioi quotations won't 10, T"
said one of the counsel ia n lriai before
q Justice, for read In book that
Judas banged himself and In another
place. go thou ani do likewise
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Old lady flushing into drug s,orcl-
Say. mister. want some paint Oblig-
ing clcrs-l SIN: face or fcncey
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
laAssla ron AALl..

Located hst miles below White River
CRY; title r.if-c;- For further paItic'
ulaIs iulii!re ~ Tnr HERALD oiiicc.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
CHURCH SERVICES.


Sg. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth street. east end OF CITY Park.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon, II II. m.
Sunday School at 3p. III.
Evening PRAYER, IL, 1850 IN.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
ut 1850 p. Ii.
a. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary in Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Go 10 Iioustcn's for drugs and patent
medicines.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Call ana see fine stock of new mil
linery nj Mrs. J. II. Boards.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

"You are now one. said the minister
10 The happy pair he hai Just tied To-
seihet. Which onc - asked the bride.
The dominic replied. That you must
settle for ynutself."
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

pa,en, medicines of ali kinds at j.
IIoustou's.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Lunch at all hours. from - cents up
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Tweniy,i"o iueh-, q o'.ilrnni per Month Is 90
Professional ca"i,. whe, Iai ia advance,
siaoJ per year,
Local and Legal Notice, fifteen cents per
linc for Lrsi insertion aui ten cent, Tor each
siits-!ucnt insertion
Al communications shUuii h. addressed 1"
rhf SskktII HERALD,
A.ak.r. tuinuidn,
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Hand made harness, saddles, bits,
spurs, etc, at llartkcs.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25
Hot
FOR NALI.

Three or four tons OF good potatoes
for sale or trade. Inquire OF Otto Metz
ger, on the Mesa.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Ladies porlor and every convenience
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

The man with the most accomplish
mrnts often MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

The calls time when gus ian's loaded
is right after tie accident.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Can u place to teach swimming b'
properly called u dive unity sciioolY
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

The best saiyc la the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhcum, ieyel
sores, ,c,;er. ci,appcd hands, chilblisins
coFas and all skin erup,ions, and posi-
lively cures piles or 10 pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect sa,is'ac
ton or NONE, refunded. Price - cent
per box. Tor sale hy all druggists.
When executions are made by cicc
,rici,y they vii! probably I've spoken oi
~ clirrn, deaths.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

iucaiim a, llous,ons.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-25

Missionary in Charge.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-02
Poor Water Power.

The Northwestern Miller, in it's issue
of Thursday said: The water mills got
very inferior service last week, those
using steam getting out the bulk of the
flower. The weeks production was ST.
100 barrels-.ayeragng IA OH barrels
daily-against 80 09'0 barrels the pre-
vious week. and 10l 500 barrels for the
corresponding time in 1883. A single
firm ground over one-half Of the amount.
The water power has apparently grown
worse. if that were possible, within Che
last two days. ard several mills Chat
were able to run fairly we'll at times
with water. find it hardly possible to do
better than drive their empty machin
ers. The ten mills running are pr0ba-
bly grinding a. the rate Of Ia 900 barrels
daily. but when the loss of from one to
three days experienced by some of
them, is taken into consideration, it
seelGs hardly probable that The week s
output will exceed that of last week
There are six engines in use, ono mnre
than week ago. There is no precep-
tibie Improvement III the four market,
the majority Of our millers reporting
very little call for -four from any
source"
The Irish standard., 1889-02-02
PERSONAL.

James Byrnes, the Western avenue
grocer, who has been on the sick list for
the past two weeks, is now up and do
ing rs of yore.
John Lee, ITO Western avene, who
has been confined to his home for some
time past from the efets Of severe
cold has mastered the same sufficient
" to be on deck again.
Dan Nj. Clark, one of Brainerd's pop
ular business men, pad his attentions
to the twin cities during the week. Be-
fore returning home he made it q point
to visit Hastings, where his more youth
full days were spent.
CT. Cassidy has returned from a
four weeks VISIT to Michigan, where
he was called to the bedside of dying
mother. Mrs. Cassidy had raised q large
family OF children, aud it was a consola-
ton in her last moments to know that
they were all again in the old home.
The Irish standard., 1889-02-02
True Chicago .Americanism.

Chicago Tribune: ''By the way.
Frank" said friend OF the eminent
Chicago statesman, as the two met fol-
a moment in 9; Washington cold tea
restaurant. "4ou didn't attend the con.
cert last night. You missed good
thing. think I never heard anything
better rendered than that overture to
the Caliph of Bagdad-' ''Overtures to
the Caliph Of B gdad!' exclaimed the
eminent Chicago statesman, thickly,
bringing his list down Oh the counter
with force that scattered cl0ayes, ppp"
corn aud coffee in all directions: 'slf
the Caliph of Bagdad' got any business
with the 'Nited States let him make
the overtures himself b'gosh."