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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
Billy Wells, Benefit.

Billy Wells benefit at the Olympic theater
takes places next Friday evening, and par
ticuIarly attractive programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion. The following pu-
gilists will spar four rounds: Pat Killen and
Barney Smith: Prof. Clarke and John Man
ming; Dannie Needham and Dick Moore
Prof. Tom Anderson and Billy Wilson; Jim
ME Griffin and c. Weber; c. Kimmich and
Dick Failes, ard the McGoon Bros. Among
the other attractions for the occasion are the
st. Paul Banjo club; Adonis Marble statues;
Rawson's London burlesquers, besides host
of minor attractions.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
Specialtv at the Olympic.

The Parlor soiree at the Olympic last even
ing was attended by large and appreciasive
audience. The play is volcano of wit and
fun, and when it erupts the audience bursts
with laughter. Uncle Peter Farewell is a
beautiful legendary "reminiscences of the
South after the war, and is highly interest
May Hornby, and Morton and Slater, the
sketch artists, are mirth- provoking. Ali the
week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Corner Grocery.

Daniel Sully played 1.-The Corner Grocery"
to good audience at the Newmarket last
night. Mr.. Sully retains most of his old
company, and gives the same rip-roaring
performance that he did during his last visit
to St. Paul. Corner Grocery" borders on
the horse play, but there is a great deal of
fun in it. and Mr.. Sully, being fine come
dian, makes humOr out of lines that in other
hands would appear dull. Daddy Nolan
viii be the bill tonight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
Thirteen a Lucky Number.

So it turned out OH the 18th of May.
Best & Dibble sold fifty-three lots, with
seven or eight more who say they wish
to close on others to-day. No wonder;
it is only nine blocks from the new little
city at Thirty-first street. and is the
finest ground on the motor line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14

Two Fine Lots on Front Street
Given away with Coffee and Tea. The
Andrew SchOch Grocery Company.
Cali early.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
a Great Convenience.

4.REDFIELD, S. D., May 13.-The>
Western Union Telegraph company put
in a city Office here to-day, and messages
can be sent now from the central por-
ton of the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14

PROF. SEMMoLA of the University Of
Paris, in ain article published in the
Gazette Medicale de Paris, says: "Dry-
ness of the skin, imperfect digestion
and transformation Of albumin0id food
are present at the beginning of chronic
Bright's Disease" Warmers Safe Cure
removes digestive disorders. Why?
Because it enables the kidneys to per-
form their functions in healthy man
ner, when both cause and resulting
symptoms diSappear,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14
Pool Balls Returned.
"a per set. Seeger, 26O East Seventh.
Prize Puzzle.

The Peoples Bargain Shoe house, 145
East Seventh street, are giving away a
Prize Puzzle. Five dollars will be
given for the first correct solution.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14

P1att's Ch1ortdes, the Best Disin-
fectant,
Chemically destroys disease breeding matter
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-14

fine of 81 900 for neglect by the mayor
to perform his duties, and he advocated
procedure against Mayor Smith under
this law. MajOrities cannot break the
laws while minOrities are determined
they shall be enforced. He thought the
mayor would respect any action they
might take, but the churches had not
yet asked for a decent Sabbath. Rev.
Freeman thought the mayor would do
W hat was rightlif he were approached
by them. If the attempt were made
it should be pushed through. He
had great respect for the mayor. and
right because it was eXpedient. Rev.
II. G. Jennings said the brains of the
whole city attended the churches and
were represented at the meeting and
they could 60 to the mayor as repre-
senting the people. He characterized
base ball as gambling institution.
The salOOnkeepers and BARRIERS all pre-
ferred to keep Sunday as day OF rest.
He was glad to hear that the ministerial
association had indorsed the Methodist
ministers in their effort to have the
gates of Red Rock camp meeting
grounds closed on Sunday. Revs.
Kelly, Funk, Sheafe and others dis
cussed the question from a similar
standpoint, advising a talk with the
mayor before any other action was
taken. After complicated intricacy
of motions and amendments in which
parliamentary rules were thrown to the
winds, the following committee was ap-
pointed to interview Mayor Smith:
Revs. w. w. Dawley, R. A. Carnahan,
George Husser, II. F. Butler and II. G.
Jennings. A discussion of the Sunday
school parade arose but no action was
taken. 1t was not deemed advisable to
hold convention for the promotion of
Sabbath observance until the fall. Rev.
r. E. Hawley was appoin ted to read
paper at the next meeting.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

There is az lose lu,t between Prussia
and some o. the outlying Halle kingdoms
she has annexed. MANY Iiayarlans hate
Prussia a. heartily IT, France hIcs the
whn.. German empire. It will be - sur.
prise h. r,aii the following editorial fun
Tie Ba,ar.an Fathrglaud In reference
to the recent trouble, In ZinXibar:
IN Z,nkibsg adnrnscn fn.s,ian sailor
wounded snaiiyr. IhcTcup1n a general
mtssicrr WIS Threatened. \ detachment
~ marines vi, accordingly landed from
the cruiser L-ip,ic tn pno,.c, the bcsnl.
ted iTtts,iln swine md the German rcf-
suls,c To which the rr,ssians had llsd
m thc!T terror Ium ~, fury 81 the ''r.ih.
blc." Whoever does not i'li down In
ih- dust before i'TuSsim belongs
Lrnrrfugih 10 tie "ribbl-."
- u w.,s Ia Samoa. ~ il was here. ~
II Is ever where. First - rrisNiau get,
drunk, Then he raises low and In
snl,. whoever come, within reach u h.,
rude ds,s. II this frIsslan brutality i
resented. than - detachment ~ marines
ar- landed" the devil Is let ln,s.
and the blupJ and lives .: hos;
ri innocent persons are sacrificed.
wuuld u hr surprising, then, II
thc natives ~ Z,nsihar inii hold
-t the Russians aEd dropped them all
together ~ tile icrrt,, depths "t the
...y
We civilized Europeans are Of cour.~
accustomed Ia IT,, Ourselves 10 ii-l,'.n
under Zoo, by III. i'iuNsians. Therein
consists a good par, o! our civilization.
HIT these orirn,alr are y, unrB.;ufrd
tina; they nT- NJ, willin: TO submit 10
every indignliy from fnissian.
Therefore. they must L. civilized
rsa,Nian fashion.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
A SCOTCH CUTLER.
10 Ia.i.'rt Upon Categorical Answers u
isi. Ns.tsr'. Questions.

George urossIniih, the noted English hn-
mOrisi, tells tic following IN h.s book -
Society Gown"
"a LAIRD sent !is Scotch butler to nc one
evening 70 make inquiries respecting ny
.ni. ftnilmcnt The butler, m ciu1Tiy.
I-,upaus AVID exceedingly s,uph man, pyo-
dfrei piece 81 Hoier4per containing a
string of questions which he WA Instructed
10 ask me.
Tho lr,t question: was Can III. .ros-
smith give an entertainment W hbcTdeen
on january -"
ircp,ici that my nj -hlly engagements a,
tho ltystsr would totally prevent my n
cspiInF gn cngusoment a. AbcTirca. !
cgl.d tuly s.us - ai,crnuJn parties IA iuys..
o. a thHr' distarcc from u
Tho butler. with O lr1ai Solieh arccai,
whigh need rot initiate here, sAld. "te'h
have t,s rUcEfCaa TO answer ihia question,
f.clzc ',aH ~, Grussmlih s'yc sa. eater
aiursvft go JluuaFy ~"
80 tai rot, | replied
Tai hui.cr euntIauci reading: "Wha'
wall 10 Iis iegnat'
''iiHt cs.n nOi 70" argued.
"Sg1i save a deal o. ,iuic Il yen answer
49, questions, I.cas1. wha;'li b. tic
IsuA-
"Nri, ~ wall .ay hundred ruincas, -
saa Fs' I anaWcrci, endcayor.ns 70 -
sisiFl ~ self g.uEl bursting out laughing Ia
h.s i-s,s
1.r il''er ina'ir = note II the terms and
r1lIal.1i3 'Wtil tho snie q 4lat.eai Is sca.
sIaisIgs'
"whuti'i eiseuiaici.
"N'l $50 cH'ertliafIsa; bc eouslaicutf'
"glaHl.lH o. Tor tts lite 81 TIC cou.i
mo- fsg sslai o. reaHi.
we uaasiagrutH
Ith,arh. Is b.ili and then saIi "wuu'i
Vuu LiHi y crp'-il ta5 gucsl-1at | ~ -.
uudsr-.4ul % il the i,4st."
T-g Ilt.rs .4idI "i.cii. you must E-i.y
the iz.ni y f slr.st Presbyterian, AL -.i ',.s
saust. NH to s;rlet r.rsbytcHaas. aai -
w,ai. . Ll1w u Jour caiss,aiargli ~! i
,ous.aisuL"
''Now ! uhi-rs,ari 800" replied scr
tainis'. nav entertainment t..ll b. quiir cius
si.Isst l Em always very careful and t,z'.
only sing Presbyterian cut.lir r1ug.i
lie male Eljg VI my UcaiErs 90 The Einai
.rripgs way AHi lrlt, saying; 'Il.r i.4ri
himself wall wu,c 10 say u hc can acuyii-
the ,crm.."
1lis ossurroi nearly ten years aEp sfi
the l.4r,l aaa not written set.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

Laughter Is the great safety valve Of
the human on,inc. II il queer how many
Different Ways rCpplc laugh. Tie
drunken m,n. fur instance. laughs
with his eyes. lOnit flowers, please }
\ great deal II character lies In u
lnusI. DIly last week man with
whom We have !nns been familiar lII,r
sIar,l-l Us by brclk.ng intp loud
gruna.. which came man.ics;ly from
tic heart. IIis siylusEiphic pen Ind
worked for the inst time In cieh,
months. Thus IL Is seen tina, In many y
hear, swcc. angel SAUNDERS unseen
until som. happy mumen. awak-us Il.
DtynItional Characteristic is smiling
when two Americans meet the arsi
Thing they du IS Ia smile There are
occA'iuis, however. wlica IL Is not sal.
10 smlle-Nhen yDur wife has hit her
nusrr With attack hammer for instance.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox sing, Laugh
and tie world laughs with ynu." Yes
very true: aud slip upon a banana peel.
and the world. or n least all within
twenty yards Of You. viii laugh a, YOU.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
a HAPPY THoUonr.
ss.... &C.. ss------ast.. s---a-a-s-- $1,000 . '
iakss .a.i t.i. o.. Life.

sssses g. ss-s----si.s s---a-A-s- $1,000 . N.-
iaEs ss.i tsi. S..-. Life.
Tho following story q the l.tc ra,4is
Royal drlinaiisi. Labighc. "a givea hy 10
Scw iur.. l,-fgr.aiai hsrnr the hiq France
Dtrgulu Wee I..l.l!I1 tv..rll To Lls rsga!r
uca- t..c Vta..r1 81 li4nyifuy. where b. ".
promptly app4latci main, un- day ~.
Ubiquitous laiaaa appeared, EHi, riding -
T. i.-licIc. the esl1cE thus Addressed Ll5lf
's1s arr MARE Of sagyssny, gi9atscGyi'
u am. was the reply.
''Thsn 10; me wsra yDg." returned the
rhi-n. 'ihai Il ya'i allow the Francs T..cur..
n0N IA the uci., Gt.or.lo.l. - .utrrush ihcms
selves 10 thi, pace shall b. urier The
painful necessity Of barring the village aai
.hnailnr 10 uainc"
''!lu;. my dlar .ir." rrpitsel poor Lab She.
-; must surely h. clear ~ you that l. e.
maize. rpssss, no power 70 urcgcu' any ore
who chooses fnHa lulcriaE S-uyil;ty. lt-i
I possessed such power. 'h- siI-l. viih O.
stutir. I hardly ur,si Assure 500 tl.t shuiii
have exercised 81 - irp.sai yoar ,Sis,'' i''ea
taV4tniuc'
'gui'c 80" ausy-crcd tho German. r''s-
nu,iy. -uus I sm sorry Ia say that f-1'i
b. obliged 10 shoot yuI all the safnc u ;hrsc
Francs urcur, do ccglc here anil rcf,llu
And. - saying, be pu; spar. u hs hors-
and RaliCp-.i OF with HE men. Toe rrx;
ne ram IN fTfAis-ii rififrs Afi4F afaAl
dill arrive. and tsbirhr. determined e, sayr
tho village ani himself. u possible ai Orc
set 81 10 pos visit 20 the uuuItu aadI1- 90
Ger. He had arrss g,s! his plan Of eatnplI
over nirh,, and a. -cnn ~ nc cane in sight
Of the Francs Trcurs' header he hurried
up 70 lin, embraced him warmly, aud -
claimed
"Ah. mon General. you aru come 20 save
us. arc you mott For we arc surrouc,ici uS
hurics OF rrussinns, lC, nc tell Sou. Their,
Ia not a road which they do not hold In force
except that one by whieh you have 80 luckily
arrived this very houri'
"Sou arc quite sure Of that" asked the
oficCr, nnNinusly,
Positive" cried tahirhc.
Then. 20 horsc, monsicurs'' exclaimed
tho Francs Tircurs' leader. CURLY. sud In
less time than quarter Of an hour ihr
whole detachment had left SluviSuy and
was hgrryiug along the road u had come by
as fast ~ u could 90. 80 S,uyiguv was no;
burned by the Germans, and i.abichc vas
no, shot. mud up ., the last II always r1vr
the drauatist exceptional qualification g.
explain how 1t was both were saved, thank,
to his happy thought.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
MEEKER ERALD.
nreLrT, Colorado,


Or. Leonard " Bacon IN MS article
o. ''i'.n-ion-n in the Forum arraisns
The pension thieves aud political cow
ards In "A mau'er that permits "f hut
OEr-only one construction. The pen
SION steal now aggregates over sl",-
O0o.oc0 u wear, ard yet the sharks
c.amo. for more. Here is the latest de-
mand from the e.. y. Il. organ in Wash
ingion:
We must have si:, - month pension,
SIN Year, ill We die. We must have
Hrreais clear hack to tie war, which
VIII buy us all homes.
I'VE must have all our bounties equal
lied. The Republican party is Pledged
I" do all these things. r!m election OF
Harrison secures all these things
As one Who served tire. years seven
months and twenty-slN days Ia the ted
.r,il army; rs one WHO MAS four times
wounded with ball and sItss, who sam
pied And-fsonyill. aud Florence; Who
did scouting fog General Frrnk T.. Blair
from Vicksburg until the close OF the
war: who WAS personally COMMUNICATED
las General ". =. Sherman at Ersaca,
aud rendered. through tie personal ia
iuence OF Gcucrals Blair, Morgan l..
and Giles Smith. au entry into West
Point by III. then presldsut, johnson,
We enter our protest against con'inu-
alton II the pension steal, and assert
tha; patriotism and common honesty
81 a A.. -.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

IN -Lt h-snc does NOT n,sr ,lo r-r-g-ritin -inf'
Nos ttfrscci ihr f-,-1t-ualuY blrlHrnih 81
s..ingi
sh sh-shp docs Hri h7As ths f-pi-r'iiinf min
B.u-ht-baa, Ia tt-iafsif,rtlos on lho w-w-"it-
De- ppIaHs,
si.-sh.s.,-.hc cue -oae-oan not REQ me autumn
s-7rty,
Nor hear he Will gees s-s----irinsids ts'
Ana, oh how happy ri-tt-'ti. tokunw
sh-sh-sh, never ri-icgl- an earthly voc'
Is-s~posr To her; 81 she would MT sp'aS.
kuk.kul. Li-,'',l her bat c-SrSoli was
her rh"cS.
I crali MT isine her e-s-Y-Nuniruus hair
II w.~,was 80 soui.rf-s- fails narc,
ni-tesiie her st--tand. v-g.yase ~ flowers.
A vildpi clo-cuc- eue-oloek that t-'-iei- tho
hoursi
AMI even nov thu f-fnn'llghi trtmlls
On her, AMI d-,iiitno-s ou III" sslls.
sh-h--he's LIVING In iSispu-phr'r ne,
whore iherr's no iiitl'r,s.l 0ii ani nu sirifri
No t.i-'-t,onzue can m-n-in-Hpo., no woods
.mhsrrass,
iier-t-bt-is s-s-;; 'sh, sh.'- I-Ispl1sifr plris'
IN. J. smllrr.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

II must In u grand p'acc TO live in
''thc glorious c!inatc' 81 California,
and We aly.,c ~ imPccuuiuus e,litora
10 at once "mlsrli,. auI seek their for
,uncs IN tie Publishing husin-ss. says
an Eastern paper II sou have not
hcaui II tire iuirrcinrnt awaiting yuu.
IL Will ~ sni to listen To tie ,alu" ol
the Benton, California, ncntonian:
We have cl.!rc,Ci So cash during
III. past nix months, and lived on ,h=i
SUN. We haze given from fourteen I"
sixteen hours lairr every day, inclui-
ins Sunday. each week 80 have iub-
iishei tie B,n,nlian. Tue. Srini'
Weekly contained. whcn printed full.
abou; twenty thousand cans, making
forty thou sud tor the week work.
withou; performing: Hny D;licr labor. In
addition u tie wr,'!.', work VI the clsr
We have looked SITTER tie chores Of tie
o;iicr. made ul tie psp"r, cut and vet
down tie Paper. washed Tie TulI.as.
worked The rfr51, pa; up The mails aud
carried IA. p-psTs. We have hcush,
legged or stolen the nTcweh. and
chcpp.j Il with = borrowed ave. We
have done our own cooking aud have
lived on unr meal AMI !. cold iunch day,
never getting groi square ono except
when 4 chance haif-dollar fell In -
,r.s, s..si US wnali feel 81 tiri That ~-
would rush up Z, the California hotel.
We have lived ~ irii.i b--i with an
occasional lnrnip. AMI not infrrpu.nlly
boiled fruxen potato and salt for atS-
-Fl. wc wouli then change onr die; 10
.Cil crackers and swrrlcnri water foI
few daya. fos the las; week or two
We have ,-cn goJmaniisin: cn haeou
and beans straight. wiih cracker
STEPPED ~ weak iri. whn, tobacco w.
cannot l. Z SO hay GA credit. We have
NJ; brcn In BID or lain on mattress
since tie -itly paT; of last MAY"
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
Don, n.mInr, sore Eyes.

The custom. prevalent among physicians
a. Hcll Is tho .aty. of tightly bandaging OF
tying up the eye as soon rs u becomes IN.
famed ur sore is "a bad one. Tie effect up
on the eye 10 bad. 1t prcciudcs the free ac-
cess uud beneficial effects Of the cool air
agl at the same time prcrcnts or greatly
rctards the fec cgtcss Of hot tears and
morbid sccrctiOns OF the iuilamcd conJunc.
iva or cornca. or both In those eases,
too, where f0rUign substance hns got into
the cy. the banJarn (Which is usually
clappcj or the first ;hingl presses tho lids
more closely against the ball and thus In
crcascs the pain and discomfort by aug
ucnting the decorations caused by the for
cisn body. This cat not foil TO be harmful.
In those cases where the light IL painful II
is my habit 10 adjust over the organ "A neatly.
fitting shade. which. while /; excludes the
Light, allows tho free access OF air.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

Unnatural anI Illogical IN 1t seems'
guickness Of thought and ignorance of
grammar n0w and then 90 together,
THE result Is often amusing and some
times picturesque.
Teachcr-Nnw, children, | VIII gave
You three woyds. boys, bees aud lear ,
aud | want you to compose sentence
which will mclndr all three words,
small boy have H.
Tearher-Juhn Mccarthy, you haGY
give as yOur sentence.
John Mccarthy Boys bees bare i,lln
they so.s in sWimm,n'.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

Bromley. whose pate Is rather bad.
was at III. mirror In the coniugal dress
Ing room brushing the locks at his TEN.
pie with hair brush tia, had very lit.
tie hair In 1t. Mrs. bromley was watch.
ing him from a sofa near by. Now.
Iroinlcv has u weakness for comm.
drums, and so II. iacctiously asked:
"Nr.. Bromley, why is this brush like
my huads'
He expected her To- say. "B.cause I,
is sadly in need o. hair. and he would
lave accepted That solution with com.
mcndable patience. but unfortunately
THE conundrum, like the hair brush. had
another side to it, FOR size promptly re.
pied:
because ii is nearly all wood
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
u>TAut.ys,uED 1850.

The DAILY Nrws. of ffty--iN columns, hns a
unjariiy tor r,adiri- matter equal to the large
Eastern paper. II nina =" furnish NIL tho
ncNz ~ the duv. complete In detail. yet con.
cisc in form. II l. devoted to- Western. and
especially to Colorado. iniCrca;-.
our srrCtNI TELEGilAl'iI SERVICE ia
superior to ;ia,t ~ any other journal west 81
-. louis. tho NEWS employs moro agents
unl tHyt mon tnuncy for spcCiai dispatches
than all other Western new -pgI'-fs combined.
ihc MINIS u I4.usi cycty day In the y"iir.
Tho WEEKLY NEWS furnishes u compendium
"i uvrry notable event. ut home and thtrnh.
With . literal supply uf choice original and ac-
l.ritgi articles specially adapted TO family en-
icrtainui,rt and instr,i,tiun. u Il the best
family newspaper published in the west.
\ feature ~ both the DAILY and WtfEiy
editions uf the NEvs uf the FIRST Importance" tn
the public. Is orr perfect system " market ~
port-. The absolute reliability ct our CONNER
cial department has long lccn rc.ovnisch by
the business men uf the etstc. rnd ctcry issue
viii continue TO furnish n tT1i" reflex 81 the
latest Kansas CITY. Chicago nrd 81. Louis, ~
well Ne local. quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
royorrcr BULLETIN.

iutvlina mail leaves Monday. "wednesday nnd
Friday 81; - IA. Arrives Tue siiy, Thur.
iay AMI saturday ~ O u. ~.
Grand River mail lssVcs Ncckcr daily. except
sunday. a, .. m. Arrives daily, except
SUNDAY. r i;,1 r.m.
itauEciy nnd waite River mail Irnrcs Noescr
every NunIay AMI ThursIiry at o. m
Arrives every "Wednesday ami saturday al
sp. ~.
MONEY nr,icr ard c<i-,ry department orcr
frum Sn. ~. tutp m.
r,=,u,icc open on sundays fFum sto 10 ~. m,
AMI FROM g sp ~.
Nv. Uousro.. Postmaster
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
yr...nn.c 1r...,. 70 ehleag".

Tie ytstihulr irgin is n-w factor IN
Western railroad transportation. It is
chained Tor these trains that on account
oi their being connected ly steel hOotls
all danger Of telescoping In case Of ac-
cldcut Is removed, the train being
practically one long ear. II is certain
thu, the oscillation ~ the ears Is greatly
reduced. and IL is alsn certain tina, the
ysstihul- trains AFFORD the greates, con-
fort vet known 10 travellers. The adup-
ton Of this st,l 0f train hy tie Chicago,
Santa ..e :. California huilTay between
Kansas cts hni Chicago Is strong bid
Tor the passenger ,rHA.r between tie
West aui Chicago. THIS uew rosd is
III MANY particulars ahead u any Of lis
older competitors, and viii undoubtedly
be Tic n pull u roai 10 Chicago.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

Il know my defects" declared Jones
pompously, and as the bystandcrs look
at him admiringly one Of them whisper.
ed softly to another what an awful
lot that man must know -
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

First Little Giri-Do YOU live ina li, ?
l thought they didn't take children in
flats. How did you get inr Second Liz
tie Gull was horned in
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
THE HERALD BRAND,

Al stock branded rs above on any
part Of animal from tho tail nj 10 right
tohlnd tho ears. Range. Garfield.
!."ui,. Grand, Enslo. pi,kin and Mesa
countir1, Colorado, Eastern Utah aud
Southern Wyoming and Few select
patches Of feeding ground all over
i. S.-.Np extra charge for cut, en-
craving, descriptive matter. or engraved
characters, ,,nd also includes copy of
TIM HERALD. Let the cowboy on the
range know your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
WHITE RIVER sTucs.oRowEns Asso
CITATION.

rf'sticu'. Hon rric'
Nt..i'rrriirni, Hubs oakland
Secretary. l.. u. ii'a.hrf
! Frsaufrr. y. Major
Executive Committee. =. L. iIc;nmin-, j. J.
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The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29
iiecansc it is nearly all wood. "

Nebraska paper narrates this edu-
catioml incident Il high.schuo girl.
class \, being told by her teacher to
parse the sentence, lie kissed me. $
consented reluctantly. because she was
opposed To- speaking OF private affairs In
public. lie she commenced. with
unnecessary emphasis and fond lin.
geriug over the wcrd that brought erin.
son to her cheeks, "is proaoun, third
person. singular number. masculine
gender. gentleman. pretty well liked,
universally considered good catch
Kissed is verb, ,ransitive-tou much
50, regular-every evening, indicative
Notwithstanding affection, first and
third person. plural number and gov.
erned by circumstances. Mech. ev-
erybody knows me, and down she went.
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

The Interstate Comm,Tcc Committee
have b'tn examining the Western hog
,rus, NJ Kansas ,lIy. NE hog viii ,r
touad 10 re Tie main factor In Ill trusts
The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

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ui.grlrt ltnise, Mo- liallrii
Marshal ut, ilIl
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The Meeker herald., 1889-06-29

Tic 81. u. who remarked that Il t.
not healthy &, sleep in the iaN tin. MAS
robuko,l by the u. -. who SAYS that gle-
pie vino attend church gcuesiliy have Ok
cel.sui h,s.ih.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-25
!. H. THORP, Editor and Manager.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1889.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

This is Indian summer if an exchange
is right which says that this somewhat
uncertain season is always ushered in by
furry of snow. We had the snow Tues
day night, not much, but enough to
whten the ground perceptibly.
The report of the commissioner of pen
sions for the fiscal year 1SSS-S9 shows
these figures: There were at the close
of the year 4S9, ,725 pensioners, an addition
to the rolls during the year of 81 ,92l new
pensioners. while the names of 1854, whose
pension had been previously dropped,
were restored to the rolls, making an ag-
gregate of SO, ,675 pensioners added during
the year; $50 were dropped for various
causes, leaving a net increase on the rolls
of 37.13S. The average of each pension
at the close Of the year is shown to be
S131.60. The amount paid for pensions
was $sS, ,275,l13.