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The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

At tho dedication Of n Catholic paro.
chial school building In PiiisburH rc.
Gently bishop Kane. of Wheeling. dc.
liv-r-ti an address. In which he severely
denounced the public school system Of
America.
In the course Of his remarks he said
tho public school system Was divotcesi
from moral aud reiioas training Sis
could not unticsatand how u was Just
for poor man who has no children Ia
bs compciied 10 pay tax Ia help esiu.
cato The son aud daughter of tho mill.
ionnirr. The stat. has no more t!.h,
To tar = poor man for tho education Of
a rich mans children than for the sup.
po., ot rich mans family.
lie denied tina; the Catholic church
was opposed TO education. and said /;
Tho .rca, problem that confronis Us
to-day In the same as tina, which con-
ffon,ci the i,coplc in apostolic times.
There were schools then. hut they were
pagan schools. and the only way "a
countcrac; their effect was 10 establish
Christian schools. That Is what the
Catholic church Is trying 10 do In Amer,
lea now"
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

From San Francisco comes solution
Of the Samoan complication. A gen.
tlcman there says the trouble Is only the
outcome Of a policy long since agreed
upon between England. France and
Germany. Laying minor features
aside New Caledonia was 10 be allotted
to France, Samoa to Germany. and the
Hawaiian islands to England. Many
arguments are advanced for the pur-
pose Of showing the policy Of these gov
ernments TO have been and to Ike 10 gain
possession Of these respective islands.
The gentleman SAYS the English need
some specific privilege for station for
their Pacific cable and that negotia-
tions are pending for the complete pur-
chase Of the whole or one Of the Hawai-
ian islands by English parties. This
will he news to the people OF Honolulu
rs well as In the United States.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Thatcher, Mormon Apostle Of the
Salt Lake Conference, was recently IN
terviewed upon the increase Of Gentle
power In the Territory. lie admits that
the government Of the cities in Utah
must gradually but surely pass from the
control Of the Saints who will he forced
to submit. He expressed a hope that
Gentle rule would be just one and
that the Mormons would not he op-
pressed. This is considered as a great
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Chicago society circles are shocked
over the elopement aud marriage OF
Pauline. the lD-year.old daughter OF
Chief Justice Fuller, to J. Matt Aubroy.
Jr.. aged 20. The girl was hcadstrong,
and would not be dictated to by her
nlreulA.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

A bill for the relief of Lewis IL.
Breeze. cx-Trcasurer OF Ron,t county.
Is on its way through the Legislature,
and the outlook for its passage is good.
Middle Park Times.
Later adviccs. however, state that the
bill was indefinitely postponed by tho
Senaie.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

In answer to II. l.. we will state that
the annual salaries are: President.
$1,000. Vice-presidcnt, 5000; Cabinet
officers. 5000: Chief Justice. $40, 800:
other Justices. $1,000; Senators and
Members. 5000, with mileage.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

The Governor has signed the bill pro.
viding for the building Of n soldiers
home. The fight over the location has
been warm one. but the Legislature
decided on the San Louis valley, the
exact point. however. having yet 10 bc
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23
a Lsss,. Tee pysvis.s.

The ''boomers" seem determined 10
invade Oklahoma, md tho Government
is jus, M determined that they shall
not. Last week tho settlers were
warned OF tho United States military
coming To drive them out. The militia
aIIivei Saturday, and good many ilosi
IN all directions. but several hundred
we're rounded up by tho troops. who
drove them before thcm like cattle
men. women. children and teams.
Houses. tents, dug. outs. claim founda-
tons and marks were destroyed. Most
of the party arc being conveyed To the
Kansas line. and will there bs dismissed.
though their property may la coniis'
Gated. Captain iiA,rs with y troop Is
marching southwark from Kansas and
will take all bomrrs who may fall into
his hands To the Texas line. The
boomers ARE drmoraiizei. but II In
feared their leaders may rally them. and
~ they outnumb-r tho troops serious
trouble may rnsuc.
The Cabinet has now under discus.
siou the opening Of Oklahoma. or least
that portion Of the territory included
within It's limit. The President is au-
lLorixei by tho term, u recent i~I,sla.
ton In open TO settlement about eigh,
million arr-s Of land. ani tho opinion
prevails that lie will shortly issn. his
proclamation adding tina; acreage Ia
public domain.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

The Interior Department recently de-
citlcd tia. "thc right to make u second
homestead entry will he recogn ikei
where the first WAS made In good faith
but subsequently abandoned by tho
hotnestcadcr on account Of conflict with
bona tide preemption claim Of an
niherN
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

New Mcyico's meat Inspection law.
framed with view Of prohibiting the
sale Of tho "Big Four's" products in
that Territory, has gplr Into eject
The law provides iuE the insps c,!un Of
live animals intended FOR human iocd.
and prohibits the same or usc %! un-
cured mca; os uninsrccird h1yiT. cattle
and hogs and forb!is tie sale OF I'm
proper fresh meats. In NIL respects IL
Is similar to the meat inspection bill
now before tho Colorado Legislature.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Tho Illinois Legislature has amended
the clia,,ci mortgage law by requiring
the wifc's signature to nm incnmbrancc
on household goods. In Colorado th.
wife has nothing TO say in the transfer
or incnmbering OF real estate let alone
personal property. But, then. Illinois
Is Iifty.ciSht years older than the Cen
teupjal State
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

john Ericsson, the celebrated eng:-
nccr who designed the Monitor, is dead.
Mr.. Ericsson's remains will be sent to
Sweden for burial.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

The recent gold discoveries near En-
senada, Lower California, are creating
considerable excitement on the coast.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

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1Ae Hsssead sp,s.i.
Prom Our Rss.slar cussu aent.
WAsIIIN0rOx Drch Is, 1889.
Harrison Ii stu a pd In hand
to-hai,d encounter the horde OF
ONCE seekers. T'ho appointments
he has made seem a whet the ap-
petite Of the gang they crowd
around the White b worse than
ever. As fest = a Dition In filled
tho disappointed g nts. instead OF
getting out Of the % nply apply for
something else. o. b with solid
State delegation III him has been
.'turned down" thEl fiercnt times
this week for = me- itions.
"JIne0 Jims ~ holding his
own quite braveay, boss who did
not think hs woald the machine
ars besinuing 70 NJ already. Tho
very irst agpol1 mals served
Blalas : two4 4oel Il revs.ded
. h5end-6x 80 6lo@. Of 1ncnl.
gan-and displscsd a rusmy-IIon.
Perry belmont, but vsosOtly appointed
,.,',.. ."s w.s,..,r,. =,
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arc both rabid Blainites, likewiss LATCH
eilsr. Of New York. Scoond Assistant
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ny Ia looking a'tce tns man chafee'
In Tact u Is extremely doupstui whether
he could earn 81 . year without thr
assistance o' tho Old man.
There Was soino kicking among ''e
Illinois it"pn0''csns be's ON account oi
the appointment u 3eo. Iichrnor. oi
thst stale. !" h' Ana'aan1 secfr'Ai, "'
the ifrAa"ty. Wthu"n' msir thc ~'ec'
uon anu uemanucd shc appointment,
because lie Know tho man and wanted
hin'. Harrison yielded es,d male Tue
appointment. but 10 cooca'''atr tue iiii'
nois kickrfs lie assured u'cm thai Iich'
rn"f should not bo charged against tie
quota Of that State.
Nts'toss 10 TIE Navy department una
Things very dihrrrnt nosn ~hs' they
were whou Mr. Whitney presided over
ina, establishment Jhsn everybody
i'aa nrccAs !" TIC Secretary. NOW, YOU
arc s'opiFsl In an ants-room ana rotn-
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The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

a Denver correspondent 81 tho Mid
die Park Times has thu following words
To say of Speaker Eddy:
The Legislature is In tho last month
Of lis duty. aI': the work Of tic sess.on
II yet before Il. From ihi, tim. on VA
cations md holidays vii! br OF rare oc-
cuucIcr, and the tulr will IT, p,cp,S Of
sentative from Grand aud ltontt has
fought Irrsistrntly agains, the numcr'
Gus arguments and sometimes hin labor
hns been successful. lie has mndc
much more Of record rs an able. pans
taking member Ia his present capacity
tia; he did during the four years lie
was member Of the uprr House.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Jere Irwin again heads the Republi.
can ticket at Leadvillc for the coming
municipal election.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23


The Legislative committees, CON-
Io,-i Of two Senators and three ii~p.
rrscntaiiyes. representing Colorado.
Michigan. Tennessee. Arkansas,
Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska. Illinois.
Pennsylvania. Wyoming Territory.
Dakota and the Territory Of New
Mexico. assembled In 81. Louis the
other day iot the purpose Of framing n
general law that will be effective In
limiting ihc power of the lrcf combine
mud bringing aboat a condition Of frccr
co'npe,iiion than Is now prevailing.
Tho present movement Is due I" n
simultaneous impulse having Its origin
In jefferson CITY. Missouri. and Topeka.
Kansas. where many Of the farmers
have suffered seriously from the depre-
citation Of live stock.
In this state the incentive 10 devise =
measure of protection Ii found In the
share Of the establishment In Si. Louis
OF a number Of dressed. bccf shot'-. OPP.
Grated by large dealer. the plan being
to drive out the small butchers by un-
derscilinv them. as has been done else
where.
The bills OH this question. introduced
in the Legislatures Of fifteen States.
will bc discussed. but IL is thought only
the inspection law drafted by James
Broadheai. vt tho instance Of the last
convention. will be endorsed. with somc
amendments. Like all the measures
submitted 10 the various Legislatures IL
provides that no meat shall bc offered
for sale that has not been inspected
when. on the hoof. The convention was
in session several DAYS.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Whileiaw Reid, editor of the New
York Tribune. goes to France as Min
lister under the Harrison regime.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23
NV. uUOUs. N.AAJoR.
J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
BANKERS,
NEEKER, COLORADO.

rrAasact . General banking business.
hishsss price paid for County Warrants. In
ssrsss allowed ga Time D~posiis. Drafts
arawa on Eastern cities and Europe.
Correspondents, kointse hros-. New York;
Sifst National Hank, Omaha; Colorado
Nauoaai Hank. Denver; J. ". Husus 4 Co..
nauiins, wyo.
Collections Prsspsiy AssssAeA -.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

Logic stands to reason while sophis.
try walks of with the cake.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23
All Hall Ris ssl.ses,

Governor Cooper has signed House
bill No. lO7. creating the county OF Rio
DlancO, and all that remains yet to be
done ut the capitol is the ap-
pointing Of the various county Of
iicers. As soon M this is accom-
plisied the establishment OF county
quarters will be made, and then follows
the settlement with Garfield county, the
transfer Ut certain records and other
routine work. II is merely u question
Of tin,e and We will be IN running order.
As to who the officers Of the new county
will be is merely guess work W far. as
the matter OF appointing is in the hands
OF the Governor. Pursuant to various
calls, meeting were held nj three differ
ent points In the valley, and the follow
ing IL All account OF their deliberations {:
The citizens Of Pice-ancs and Lower
White met at White River City OH Fri.
day evening Of last week and recon-.
mended tho following gentlemen for the
various Offices:
For County Commissioner for Lower
White-Arthur u. critchiow.
For rrcasurer-G. ID. Thayer.
For Sherin-D. X. yanclecf.
For AAsessor-O. +. Y. Burch.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Car.
pets and Furniture, Harness
and Saddles, Groceries,
Durs Medicines, Paints 0ls Etc.. Stoves and Kitchen
Furniture Queensware and Crockey
N. MAJOR.

It is Our Aim to Keep Full
Stock Of Everything Usually
found in a General Store, and
by Fair Dealing to Merit Our
Share Of the Public Patronage.
We Have the Largest Stock in
the County, and Buy Exclu-
sively for Cash from First
Hands, and are Therefore Pre-
pared to Make Low Prices.
Call and Examine our Stock and Prices
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

II Is reported that the President Of
thc Colorado Midland railroad has Sc
cured the funds with which To extend
that road from New Castle westward.
II is la bs hoped that the ruport is true.
The extension Of the Midland would
bcnei, the extreme western part Of the
State. This effect would L. especially
noticeable II the extension Were Ia pur-
sue the route down the White river.
The White River valley Is removed y
long distance from railroad connection,
and ~ long s,s this remains true Its de-
vciopmcnt will be retarded. As for tho
Midland, II would seem Ia In the par,
Of wisdom for II 10 extend lis line. At
prcs.n; /, dors not reach enough of the
Stale. The line between III. mouth cf
Frying Fan creek and Colorado Springs
cost great deal of money. An rIicn-
sion beyond New Castle would add 10
It's traffic AMI thus 10 It's catnings.-
Denver Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

moral surrender by the MormOns and 1t
is u confession that they are beginning
to recognize that their power Is gone
forever.
John W. TAYLOR. the Mormon Apostle,
made ranting address recently In the
temple at Nephi. In the course Of his
remarks hs referred to the speech of
Delegate John 4. Csinc, In Congress,
who had stated there that POlygamy
was dead issue.
III he said this, said Apostle Taylor,
"he told id lie. II any principle of
Mormonism IL true tins II. Let ux not
lie. A nation like this IL not to be de-
sired. Let Us tell the truth al all times
aud under all circumstances, abiding
the consequences which may follow"
lie scored Delegate CAine unmerci-
fully, and said IL was his policy To tell
what MAS untrue.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

On Monday evening n meeting WIS
held nj tho Mrckcr srhool.hoas1 TO sng'
gcst . lis, of names for tho Offices Of the
now county Of Rio Blaneo Ia ie mp
pointed by Governor Cooper.
william Wells WAS chosen chairman
and W. :. Laurie called 10 the secr-.
taSy's desk. After tho object of the
meeting was announced by the chair,
George $. wii;cr gave brief summary
of tho action taken by the citizens of
Lower and Upper White. and read the
petitions ns formulated by them.
Action was then taken oa tho recon.
mendations of the outside precincts and
resulted In tho endorsement, Of the fol.
lowing gentlemen for tho o.iie-, named ;
For County Commissioner for Upper
whi,c-wm. wcity; Lower White
Arthur u. Ctitrhiow.
for Shesin-Duncan X. vanCiecf.
For Cissk and Recorder -tscosas W.
Temple.
For Asrss.r-Oiivcr u. y. tiuseh.
For Superintendent Of Scl,ools-Chas.
y. Grimes.
For judHe-l1chry \. Wtlahack.
For Trcasurrr-llcnry J. Hay.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

four plain wires. with posts not less
than s inches In diameter, and not over
100 feet apart, with STAYS between not
over 10 feet apart; provided any divi-
sion or road fence made Of wires shall
bs deemed unlawful that contains u less
aumber Of wires than above described ;
nli other fences made Of boards. rails,
poles, wires, stone or hedge plants or
other material which shall t,s IN strong
und as well calculated 10 protect enclOs-
ures IN those above described, shall be
considered u lawful fence, and said
plain wires. us describei in this section,
shall not liz less than number nine, and
all wIres shall liz properly stretched.
-s>s
1astI Fire s'sssrhiss Nss Wanted.
Elder Morris reiated In Baptist
church In windsor, Ontario. Sunday
evening that ono Of his converts In
Hnuth Colchester had = fearful vision 4
fsW uigAts osfose. Tns nov cunvert,
who is young colored man. saw hell, a
place of liquid boiling flames. rolling
over and over. and gray-haircd men
rolling over and over on them. lie also
s,w aud heard u lot Of young men pop
ping up In the flames, like n lot Of pop
corn In stove fire. The elder drew u
iri.hlfnl picture Of Gehenna, soaring
his hearers so that several women went
into ITS while mon groanrd and wept.
Amid great excitement Tuesday Mr..
Morris was notified to drop the old fash
ionei hell or stop preaching.
The Meeker herald., 1889-03-23

bptssi.
D'ieht.
bTcli i5. 1883.
@ In u hand
the horde OF
! appointments
whet the ap-
y they crowd
p worse than
ition In filed
,ts. instead Of
imply apply for
u with u solid
him has been
hefent times
tions.
holding his
boss who did
the machine
already. Tho
made nerved
y Il rewarded
nW. 0f Mani.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-31

8. The Superintendent of Pull lie In
struction is made Treasurer of the
school fund after July LIST, 1899, and
is required to give bond.
Bill relating to teaching the rudi-
ments of agriculture and hook keep
ing, under such rules as may be pro-
vided by the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction /; passed final reading
MONDAY, JANUARY, Is.
SENATE.--Among the bills passed
was that to amend the law compro
missing the State debt.
Nothing of a local nature.
HoUsE.-A bill was introduced to
change the dividing line between
Wilkes and Caldwell unties. Bal
ance of day consumed by considera-
ton of unimportant measures, so far
as the interest Of our readers are con-
cerned.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %.
/ In the Senate nothing of particular
interest occurred.
HoUsE.-A petition to abolish
March term of Wilkes court was pre-
sented
Among the bills introduced was
one authorizing the commissioners Of
Yadkin county to sell the stock law
| fence
A bill was passed making it 6
misdemeanor for any person to open {
letter or telegram and read the same
knowing it to be private.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-31
FRESH AND BREEZY

Late News Notes About TarheeI Folks
and Things.
VIM. II. Dean, of Greensboro, died
Wednesday night.
1t is rumored that an evening pa
per is soon to be established in Ashe-
Vile
The Wilmington Messenger propos-
es to publish weekly edition in
Goldsboro.
. Property in Salisbury increased in
value last year to the amount Of s176,
800.
The Wilmington Reuie,o says Mr..
Stedman will be nominated and cleo
ted Governor in 1892.
The movement to establish the
High Point Female Seminary prom
ises to be successful.
A movement is on foot to establish
in High Point a factory for the man
ufacture of trousers.
Gen. Johnston Jones, who is an ac-
complished newspaper man is now ed
itor of the AshevilIe Citizen.
The Scotchmen living in Asheville
celebrated the birthday of Robert
Burns, on January 25th.
The question of building railroad
from Salisbury to Wadesboro, 60
miles, is interesting some of the citi-
zens Of Stanly.
Northern guests at the Battery Park
Hotel, Asheville, on Wednesday, rep
resented $200,00O,0O0 of capital.
Roger j. Page becomes editor OF
the Mcdowell Bu lie, upon the retire
ment of Editor G. G. Eaves from the
position.
In conversation with the Rev. Mr..
Phillips this week we learn that he
has not fully made up his mind to
leave Fayetteville.-FdyetteviHe o.
serUer.
Dr. M. E. Robinson and T. H
Balm have been reelected President
and Secretary and Treasurer, respec
lively, Of the East Carolina Fair and
and Stock Association.
The Western North Carolina rail.
road-Ducktown branch-has been
opened through to Marble Gap, and
in thirty days the cars will be run
ming to Valleytown, in Cherokee coun
| ty.-Asheuille Citizen.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-31
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.

Rev. w. S. P. Bryan has written
to the Asheville Daily Citizen sug-
costing that daily newspapers ISSUED
six times week. should appear on
Monday instead of on Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Bryan does not overlook
the fact that the paper dated Sun
day morning is edited, set up in
type, printed and mailed on Satur-
day night, and that Monday morn
ing paper would necessarily have to
be worked on during Sunday and
On Sunday night, if it be really a
Monday newspaper. But he says
that the matter could be set up, the
paper printed. &c, on Saturday
night and dated and mailed Monday
morning.
That is where the gentleman
makes grievous mistake. A daily
paper printed on Saturday and dated
and mailed on Monday would not
be newspaper, and the paper that
tries the experiment is likely to pay
for it with its life.
The question therefore resolves
itself into these two propositions
Shall the public read Sunday daily
papers or not, as they please, or
shall the editors, compositors, press
men and mailing clerks be compelled
to work on the Sabbath in order to
get out the Monday paper?
Those who have scruples about
reading newspapers on the Sabbath
are not compelled to do it, though
every paper published should be
dated or delivered on that day.
Whereas printers, and all who are
connected with the Monday paper,
are compelled to soork on Sunday.
But. to lay aside all argument:
If man never does anything worse
than to read apure, entertaining, in
structive newspaper (such as our
North Carolina papers are) on the
Sabbath, THE SENTINEL does not
believe he is in any immediate dan
ger of forming the personal acquaint-
ance of the devil.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-31
An EXPLANATION.

What is this NERVOUS trouble'
with which SO many seem now to
be afflicted Ifyou will remember
few years ago the word Malaria
was comparatively unknown,-to-
day it is as common as anv word in
the English language, yet this word
covers only the meaning of anoth-
er word used by. our torefalhers in
times past. So it is with nervous
diseases, as they and Malaria are
intended to cover what our grand
fathers called Biliousness, and are
all caused by troubles that arise
from a diseased condition Of the
Liver which in performing lis iunc
tons finding it cannot dispose of
the bile through the ordinary chan
mel is compelled to pass it off
through the system, causing ner
vous troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fe
yer, etc You who are suffering
aren well appreciate cure. We
ercommend Green's August Flow
er It's cures are marvellous.