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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-26
THE FOUR NEW STATES.
Why Not One of Them VIII Give a Demo
cratic Majority.

] a
cratic Majority.
( Senator Pugh, of Alabama, who is
/ recognized as a conservative Demo
cratic politician and a careful observer,
is reported as stating as his positive
opinion that there is not the faintest
hope for the Democratic party either
in Washington o. Montana, and that
the FIVE districts viii be as surely Re-
publican as Kansas was last year.
Whether Senator Pugh said this or
not may be problematical, but as to
the political future of the new States
there is not, or ought not to be, the
least shadow of doubt. If the inhabit-
ants of the present Territories have
the faintest idea of gratitude they can
not turn over the new States to the
control of a party which so persist
emily refused to listen to their appeals
for admission to the Union, and which
showed only a sort of eleventh-hour
repentance and made a virtue of
necessity when it found that its
power was gone and that it would be
in a clear minority in the next Con-
gress. Then none were so Jealous for
the rights and privileges of their fell
low-citizens of the Territories. But
those some fellow-citizens, having
wits and ideas of their own, will
scarcely consent to be appeased for
years of scOrn and buffeting by few
honeyed words extorted from their
tormentors by superior force.
And there is another reason why the
new States should not be Democratic.
The Democratic party. profuse as it is
in promises. can promise nothing to
the new States which would benefit
them in the slightest degree. They
do not want free trade, nor mono
metallism, nor the suspension of the
coinage of silver, and if those things
are taken away from the Democratic
party there is very little left of it ex-
cept the resolutions of '9S, and a few
grandiloquent phrases which Mr..
Cleveland devised or discovered in the
cyclopedia States do not embrace a
political faith without a reason. and
it would sadly puzzle the Democratic
party to show any cause why Wash
ington or Montana or either of the
Dakotas should become Democratic.
OF course the converse of the propo-
sition is apparent The Republican
party will secure to the new States the
very things which are necessary for
their development and prosperity.
Even the constitution guarantees to
every new State Republican form of
Government and if the people of the
incoming States shall choose to spell |
Republican with the capital letter no
one will blame them, in view of the |
contrast between the two parties and |
the advantage which one can supply |
to the new States over the other
San Francisco Chronicle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-26

TUGGING AT SOMETHING DESPERATELY.
dog dashed into view, barking and dancing
about, although he still painted from recent
exertion.
Man and boy followed on to the river,
where on the bank lay Almeda, wet an6
sobbing, yetcomparatively unframed. She
told about the terrible storm, of her flight
from the house, of the rush of waters and
her seeking refuge on the jam where Rot
had found her. The dog reached the jam
by crossing just below, joining the dead
water at the center of the stream and swim
ming up to the driftwood, in all his move
ments showing almost human intelligence
Rob, you're hero" declared Mr.. Frost,
patting the dog admiringly; "a prince OF
your kind"
prince Rob, dear fellow" cried the lame
Gustave, hugging the wet animal and kiss
ing and crying over him.
And that is how shaggy, good-natured
Rob won the name of Prince. l think my
young readers will admit that the dumb
hero was worthy of the name.
7 M MERRTTT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-26
BARON LUDWIG.
How He Acted When Confronted by Adj
YerSitY.
j. NJ. MERRILL.


versity.
The shades of night settled like pail
over the mountains, and the valleys were
clad in cerements of fog and malaria. The
city of Chainbersburg had put out its lights
and the clock in the public square, loftily
called 'The Diamond by the people, hid its
brown face behind its alleged bronze hands.
There was neither ticking nor penduhc evil
tence of life in the cupola.
Down by the Indian Queen Hotel there
was a commotion. The alley was dark and
The streets were somber. Baron Won Lud-
wig was snoring and his trained dog was
snoozing outside the kitchen door.
Across the way, by the alleged hotel, the
-ommotion grew louder and the Baron
awoke. He rubbed his tremendous orbs,
The eyes which were the pride of the town,
and FASTENED to the window as fast as his
lttenuated legs would carry his magnif-
cently-rounded abdominal receptacle of
Deer. His beautifully tapering clammy
nand opened wide the blind, and there, right
beneath his startled vision, he beheld his
only daughter, the Baroness Christiana Won
Ludwig, shrieking in the embrace of a
ruffian.
Baron Won Ludwig was a man of action
N less than twenty minutes he had pulled
IN his boots, found his blunderbuss, de-
'cended the stairs, rushed into the street
and fired his gun full at the rear elevation
IF the retreating villain. Alas! with all
mis- haste, he was too late. The hated
Colonel John L. de Sullivan had carried
away his beloved daughter, driven to Gettys-
burg and married her off-hand in the light
Of the pale moon before the Eagle Hotel
Baron Won Ludwig was philosopher He
aroused the town, sent the most active
young men of his domain after the fleeing
twain, and then betook himself TO his beer
cellar, there to bewail the loss of the light
Of his home, and drown his sorrows IN the
nectar which most betitted his complexion.
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The Charm of Long Descent.

Amos Keeter lin the Catskills)-Why
will you persist, Miss Keeto, in following
that scrawny Boston girll Surely, these
Chicago ladies are more temptingl
Miss Keeto-Well, heard the English
nobleman say that she had the best blood
Of any body in the hotelI-Life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-26

B~ West Virginia is To build a new
reform school. The first scholars
should be the rascals who corrupted
and reversed the recent election re-
turns, baltimore American.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-09-26
PRINCE ROB.

T WAS a grand sight.
The mad waters of
t h e swollen river
boiled and seethed
ike a cauldrou as
they rushed over the
t allen timber and
tore the moss 10 frag-
ments.
A cyclone had cut
a swath through the
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-02-09
,iesxss's Body Yousa.

Mention WAS made In the last issue of
TIE HERALD OF the accidental death.
by drowning. OF Charles Merger. The
deceased has been working for John
Martin mot Otto Metzser, US previously
stately fOr sorne time past and had come
down TO the river for q barrel OF water
and through some misliap slipped OF
the Ice into the r;yer, just below the
bridge. Harry Golden WAS crossing the
bridge but "a few seconds bGfore the ac-
cideBt happened and noticed Merger In
the act Of Iliing. his water barrel. Mr..
Golden drove across the bridge but had
not proceeded flr when lie heard noise
coming FROM the direction Of the river
and looking bacl, saw the mar strug-
CLING In the river. Before Golden could
reach HIN, however. The current, which
Is very strong ut the bridge. carried the
unfortunate man under the Ice and be-
yon: the reach Of human MD. On Sun
day II Was resolved To make IN effort TO
recover the body, but us the river was
frozen over for some distance below
where Meyer Wis drowned The .ce had
To be cut away. Willing hands were
soon al work and after about six hours
hard work the Ice wa~ cleared away and
graphing irons brought in,o reInisiiion.
The search was continued unsucccas-
fully FOR some time AMI mos; ever one
had about given up hope OF finding III.
remains when II. a. WilJhack. who
WAS handling graphing iron. islied
up the dead man. ut point about two
hundred feet below where Mezser wen;
under tie leo. The deceased looked as
though lie had quietly went to sleep and
presented natural appearance. A
iar.. number Of friends and acqtlaiGt-
ances followed the remains 10 tie grave
Monday afternoon. the service, being
held at tho 81. James church aud a,
the lTay. by Rev. Sir. Williams Mez.
ger lad only been on White river tor u
short time and not muci, is known OF
his previous history. lie came from
Lcadyiiie here and was apparently about
twenty-five years Of age.
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t.Snns.irc ar

LAND psrift NJ
Ctr1~oop srH,sn.. Cole. Doc. -. i'l>.
NOTICE u hcrri,, F;,'T, tn-t the fpli"~ Ina.
~ nsir.d srt'irr has n'l-i npii.' 81 hrr In
tcniion Z" nfa-r ''rri itu"f ir sn,,fnr' q her
claim. rrd that SAIL prof viii 10 ulsl" To-
furv the Register pni Nrrtis"-. nj GI"uvcci
springs. Colorado. "a February u. ir', al "
o'clock o. NJ. Was Gillian ii.uh-'. 81 Hnutt.
Cuin. on her Pr- u : NJ 80, tnr ~. ~ I. nc !,
Sec =, .w \ nv y nnh n = s~ 4 See =, r? .
n II ~ " GU. ~.
she names the following eiine-sc- I. rr'iNc
her continuous residence upon. nrd cultivation
Of. rnit land. VIA!
Tho. Nursan. ". =. Brrne,. Henry Waiter
nni Vim. a. Morgan. all ~ Nnuti. 'nio.
\. !. pht.tN. Register.
tfir-t y,,b Jan .-,a., Foo Q. tsrsl
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE NJ
ChrNwooD SPRINGS. Colo, Jan. -. tst'.
NOTICE |. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has ilcd notice Of his lnicn-
ticn to make final proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof will he maic before
the Register and Receiver ut Glcnwoo.l
Springs, Colo, on April /, $50. Mt 10 O'clock
\. M, viz; liorscc y. Hill. Of knnrcly, Colo.
on his u ID 5 Nu21, COS. Ute Series, for the
10 u me- \, Sec I, TIP n. II 10. W. and y y NV
u Sec q, Up n. II l0l W eth = ".
He nnnica the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. md cultivation
OF. said land. VIZ: .
z c. p. nm, =. NJ. Gillum. j. studcr and A. {.
Emcrt, nil of itnupc.y, Colorado.
:. j. DsLAs. Register. I
Ir,rsi pub Pei s-lisi Men, 1851
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LAsD OFFICE AT
CtrNuoos Ersisus. roin.. Dee -. fsc--
%-.ffrr-is hereby given that the foiio~ log
~ nsiurd saitirr hs. tiisi nciie- 81 her intrii.
ton tiae- anai rr,,oi IN support 81 her -.sitn
aud that .aii vr-,f ~ili he made t-rf"tr the
it..tstsg rui Receiver 1T slruussf.t -pfins..
Colorado. on February n. t-ss, al 10 o'clock -.
M. was Ala u. iten.s.. Of iio'.tt. C".n.. on
her irv u \ No rt.. far the q y No y sui %
~ y Sc u, Tt. y. u ~ " 9th rn.
she nance the fpllD~ius Niinrss.-s To- prove
her eoutinuo,i. rcsiirnc- uTnn. AMI cultivation
ii, .aii land. viz.
Tbosnn. N"rs.n. ". =. thrnnrt. Henry Wal.
ter rn.i CHivin lsS.i. all of Hnu't. i,n'iii Co..
Colo.
81. brLAS. K-zi,srr.
tri-.; Pub lar a--lnr, rcb y. l.soi
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LAND OFTtCE At
GtrSsoop -r'tisos. Colo. Jan. -. $50.
NrurICE-i- hereby given ltst The following
~ named settler hs. hlc.s notice Of hi. ini.i'-
claim, ,,,i that .nid prr"f will he made br::
fore ihr Register md ttccri,cr u; Glcpwe,,l
sp:ni1-. Colombo. On Msrh =. lsN. at u
o'clock ~. m. via: benjamin T.. Nichols. Of
Mc.kcr. Colo. on his T. u Ds No AZ. u u. for
tho = !, ne y. ne y 40 u scc ~. and .w !, NV =
sec X. Tp \, Npt " 9th u ".
lie nnr,c- the following witnc-sc. to prove
his continuous residence upon. md cultivation
of. said irni. yizi
Pleasant T.. Harp, Frank Y. Sheridan. Johu
A. Nichols and William II. Clark. OF H.ckcE.
Colombo.
y j. DgLAN. Register.
First Pub Feb :--I.ast Mar o. Issyl
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LAND OFFILE Mt - .
GLrSwoop sPRI>cs, Colo. Jan. II, lsso.
NOTICE: ia hereby given that the following
~ TIA ncd settler hr. Med notice Of his intcn-
ton to make nnal prpGf tn support ~ his claim
and thnt aid prof will bc made t.fofc the
Colo, on April Q. lisp, ut 10 O'Clock u. NJ.
VII: Charlie. z. ttill. Of Rnnrrly. Colo. on his
ID y No Ute Sceicsl { q =, for the So 4 50
\ Soc n, Tp y, X ie ", ~ y sw !. Sec ~,
TpsN. II lOl W. NV y NV u Sec q. TIP n. u
loi v, and ne y nc = scc I, Tp N, 10. "
9Th pm.
lie mime. tho fo,iowjus witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation
OF, said land. viz.
u. ". Giliuni. Joseph Sttticr. N. Owens md
a. e. Emcrt. all OF itanYciy. Colo.
4. J. DELAS. Register.
First pub Jan ta-iast Feb -. 1881
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osiUnCu ..aSiCYs.

ST. JAsiEs MISSION,
Fouilh street. east end of CITY Park.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon, II u. IN.
Sunday School. Immediately after
morning PRAYER. II N.
Evening Prayer, Il. 1850 p. III.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
at 7:so p. m.
Services ut Coal Greek School house
February 10Th and 9th, Mt $3.50 p. m.
A. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary in Charge.
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LAND OFFICE At
GLEswooD sritiSGs. Colo. Jan. -. isso. :
NOTiCH-t. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled po,icc Of hi. intcn-
ton to make nnal proof IN support OF his
fore tho i,~pisirr and tccciycr, M Vicnwood
Springs, Colorado, on April =. issl.. Mt 10
O'Clock n. M. viz: William ". Davis. OF May
bell, Colo. on HE u y No I'D for the " !,
ne y aud y NV !. See I. TIP n. II - w 9Th
NJ.
lie names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land. viz;
hen. q. Majors. L.. A. Heard. jesse Hayes
md J. II. Carpenter. all OF Mnybcll, Colo
:. J. Dst.iN. Register.
lFirsi Pub Feb :--I-a-t Mar ., 1881
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Nstice fer I'ablirasisn.

tNNU offNh
GLENwoop STRINGS, Colo. Jan. II. lsSa.
NoTtCEis hereby given that the following
l>namcd settler hns flcd notice of his intcn
tion To make iinal prpof in support cf his
,lniri, and that said proof will he made before
tn. Register md Receiver at 0lcnwooiS Springs.
Colombo, on March q, 1850, at 10 o'clock a. M
viz: David smith, Of Mcckcr. Colorado. On his
T. u ID No u.s. u X, for Lot and q y sw I,
nnd 40 y NV u Sec II, TIP y N, II % w 9Th T. N.
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, via:
Olof Anderson. Anton q. Smith. Stephen l..
Bridges mud Charic4 \. AttiS, all OF Mccl'cr.
Colorado.
s. J. DrIAN Ncsistcr.'
if;rs. Pub jan lc--ln-, rcb *, 1851
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LAND OFFICE AT
GLryucop sruIxos. Colo. jan. u. i-''i
NoTirE-I. h-sy,k given ,bnt the following
~ named sc,tlcv kas ficsi notscc OF hi- ini.n.
ton I. tn-t- npni prucf in support VI his
ciain,. and that aid prof will tr lna'i. be-
fore tho LEICESTER and ltrcs,iycr at Glcnsooi
Springs. Colo. on April 4 ~. at 10 ocicrk
a. M. Via: Joseph =. Htsrlsr. OF linnsciy.
Coio.. on HI. D \ No =. u,- scric-l. q q \.
for The % Y sw y 49, n Tp y. ~ y &c = Sc
a. Tp.N. NV NJ \ and nc y nv y Sec q TIP
N. all In 10t " eak r u.
uc names tho ScllOWtuH Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. Rnd cultivation
81, -ah Land. va.
y. " Giiutn. n. owrns, A. Z. Esncrt and c.
=. DntLS. Itcsistrr.
iFirs; Pub Jan Ia-Iast Feb Il issvl
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aGy'lf e..

Notice is hereby given tia, my wife.
Georgia Drake. having left my bed and
board. l hereby caution all parties that
I will neither pay nor bc responsible for
any debts. from this date ON. TINT the
said Georgia Drake may contract In my
nalar. WILLIAM DRAKE.
MggKKg, Colo, Feb. o. lssc.
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uEKK.n ANu NEW cAsrLE STAGE

uEEKER ANNNEw CASTLE STAGE
Leaves Meekcr carrying U. S. MALL
daily Except Sunday nj ! q. IN, md
arrives ut New Castle same DAY in time
TO make connection with the evening
train for Gicnwoci Springs. This line
is supplied with good stock and careful
and competent drivers are IN charge.
Express matter consigned Ia the Carson
line Will receive prompt attention.
j. L. CARLSON,
Proprietor.
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Chris
BATH HOUSE
Barber Shop.
Hot. Cold, Shovel and vapos
BATHS.


LANU OFFICE At -
GtEysoop .rpx.s. Colo. Jan ~. i's'.
NvricE-is hrrv.y F,vrn that tho following
. y named srsfsfv hts fied notice II HI. iu'ri,.
ton tn made nnsi prusf q, ssptstt 81 Ill.
clsi,. and that sssd psc"f ~ii! ,r made '-cfotc
the Ecrt.fcr anil iissysv~r at Glcnw".i
syrirs-. caIntasio, on March e. is.o. Ut "
o'c,nrt a. M. vs; olof Ander,an, 81 acckcr.
Gnrgrii county. Coo. on HE re : y" tsl
u II. Tor the ~ =, y, y and y po = So y
TptS III. W uh ~ y.
lie names the following witnesses 10 ptu,c
hl' .nniinucu. rests~0cc upon. and CULTIVATION
Of. -aii land. via;
hs,h saith, Ausou u. smith. stephen L.
BriJsc. ani Charles \. Atiix. all % Ncckrr
81. DHf.Av. itrri.tcr.
first pub Jan it-Lasi rci ~ isspl
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TER MSs
ron SUBSCRIPTION.

Twenty-Five inches q. .s'nmnj PER Month J, ~
Professional Cards. vben paid In advance.
eIiS per year.
J.ossi and Legal Notices. fifteen cents per
iip~ for hr-i Insertion aud ten cent, for each
subsequent ins"riion.
Al communications should be addressed To
THE H.EkEH HERALD.
Mceksr. lnlnfah0.
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In tho civil suit Of John l'runs against
lob Hunter and Tom Skcfrit. Ia re-
co..r mogr; allcs.si 10 have been forci.
biz taken from Bruins by defendants.
action WAS withdrawn Monday by tie
plaintiff. the latter paying costs. The
case came before Jusiic. Stone and Mr..
u. l.. Never Of Gien~ood, appeared for
sirf.frlanis.
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Stranger lat hotel bar)-Best whisky,
please.
Bartender tseverelyl-This is n pro-
hibition town. sir.
Stranger All, excuse mo moving
away.
Bartender texcitedlyl- Great Scott,
stranger. haven't YOU got sense enough
to get sick p--Drakc's Magazine.
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\ vigorous ,.o,os. will he sent In by
the people Of upper White agains, the
proposed n,.iona, park scheme a, the
.raa waters OF White river. and some
~ our citizens are the recipients Of un'
measured ccnsurc for their action In
signing the petition nnsiDg that the ter.
.i,ory referred TO liz set aside for park
purposes. OF this matter TnE liKI-
AID vii! have more 10 say next seek.
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mo, young man" said the jeweler,
I'm sorry, but can't give you an al
vertisemcnt. You see. I'm troubled
with heart disease, and my physician
has ordered me to stop advertising 50
that may enjoy absolute rest and quiet.
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Magistrate ito Chinainani-what Ia
your complaint ngains, this Young mani
Chinanian unable To collect laundry
bilil-Ilc too muchcc by aud by.
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The soap.bubb!c patty given by the
ladies' Of 81. James church last evening
In the in,crcs, Of the church bell fund
was sosisl md financial success. This
party Was given n, the rrsidence Of Mrs.
Miller. Who overlooked nothing caleb
lated 10 uad 10 the pleasures OF the even.
Ing or the rnic,mcnt of her guests.
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Notice Is hereby given 'hpi my wife
Lena Martin. having left my bed and
board. Hereby caution all parties with
her ~ l Will no; pay an,
debts contracted by her.
J. 4. MAErIs.
MEEEgH. Colo. Jan. Z. issy.
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Mr.. aud Mis. Adam Smith. accom-.
psui-d by their daughter, Mrs. I. j.
Little. and Mr. Little, loft on wcdncs.
dny mornings stage Tor an eastern visit.
The party will visit friends and rrla-
iiyes IN Illinois and Missouri before re-
turning to Meekrr.
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II. \. Niiihick departed In the early
part Of ilii, week for l.cadville where
lie will .arry few weeks visiting
friends. Mr. ". may take flying
trip TO Denver before rc,u'nln: To the
White river metrupo.i..
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James 10 Fonda. dealer In ladies' and
gents iinc silk handkrschicfs, crepc,
shawls. scar!s. etc. For pt.ces cali Oh
"ChIna jim"
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Several o: the pice.anes ca.,lemen are
gathering small punches Of their best
bcef. which they VIII feed and hold for
tie spring market.
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After long and painful Illness ar
fnas kcsinger died at :hc residence Of
his ron. ". :. krs!nser. yesterday. The
funcra, vii. take place from S.. James
caurc.. this afternoon.
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II sou want 10 order drugs, medicines
or any article handled In = Wholesale
drugstore, We would refer YOU TO Dr.
J, l.. orbJrae'i display nj In another
column.
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The present has been "a lovely winter
thus far. but II II continues n number Of
the smaller streams are very ap, To go
dry early tie coming summer.
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A pretty girl don't object to reflec-
tons on herself when they come from a
looking-glass.
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TIE accidental shooting In the Meeker
hotel Monday oiicht To II wnrnln. 10
all against carclcssness IN handling fire
arms.
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Located five mites below White River
City; title perfect. For further paftic.
ulais inquire a,-TnE HERALD Office.
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In the summary 100 is the maximum.
10 10 100 excellent. from 80 10 80 good:
from 10 to ~ fair. and below 10 u failure
unless caused by absence.
&. Y. GRIMES,
Principal.
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100000

To loan on !,Improvcd ranch property
NJ n low rate Of interest.
T:rugrIs Il GREGORY.
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ron SALE.

A fine 1000 Marlin rifle. For further
information call Mt this Office.
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II II comes 10 blows. Dakota is bound
to come into.the Union.
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HOME NEWS

VIC. Foreman left on Monday s'nge
for Glenwood to prove up on his ranch.
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Go to IIouston's for drugs ard. patent
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Only lsl Three Dollars Isl u year.
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Entered In the Po.ioiie- At Neeker, Garfield
County, Colo, US second class mail matter.
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In another column will be found the
monthly report Of the Mcekcr School,
a pcr,,sal Of which will be OF especial
interest to parents and guardians. The
,,vcragr standing Of the scholars Is low,
but this can readily be accounted for
when 1t IL taken into consideration tint
tho present term began on January 'th
und consequently 1t would be unrcason-
abIc to expect much in such brief
space OF time. The lntcncss Mt which
the term began was owing. rs our read
ers are aware, to unavoidable delay in
finishing the school building. Every
thing connected with the school is now
In complete and harmonious running
order and good progress Is being made.
A rigid and judicious discipline 10 rule
hitherto unknown In the Meckcr school)
Is maintained. Mr.. Grimes and Miss
Jones arc thoroughly competent to MI
their respective positions and are deeply
interested in their work. We feel safe
IN ycnturng the prediction that Meeker
* on n fair way to have school that
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Published Every Saturday by
JAMES lYTTiG. EDITOR AHo PnoPaET ron
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Valentines at Hous,on's.