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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
sEarrLE Is The TEEaINus.
The Union Pacific IL not Going Co Build
90 Astoria.
Taensaa s.f.fa


When W. II. Prescott, second vice pres
idens of the Northern Pacific was asked
yesterday about extending the read from
Hunters Point 70 Astoria, asrumored from
the fact that large force of mon were
landed at the former place, he replied:
The Nosshsrn Pacific has nothing to do with II
Had rot heard anything shont che work, bat
presumed that the rumer started from the cir
emmstapee Of rebuilding the inclines there
which is the point where We cross the river
In conversation with Engineer Huson il
was learned that no work on the incline
had been commenced, or any force OF men
employed a. Hunters Point, though this
would not be true in a week or ten days
from the present time. The company had
contemplated constructing a road to AS
toria bur had given Il up. though the pro-
iccs might be resumed at some future time.
Ia his opinion the Union Pacific was more
likaly to he behind appearances than its
northern rival
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ranehsrs. Their Ran Il good ore. It Is
Is azys. sore nan in eaeh preesnet. re-
sncnsslsle ana acquainted. to receive the
possoa 4rd deal il eut 20 the farmers Sc
cerdin,r 10 the number Of acres IA eussfsa-
zion They 2re advancing their ideas IN a
forcfbi.s manner ard vii probably succeed.
By purchasing il such aaantiss the cost
viii Be 80 much reduced that the saving
vii be enormous and b. ievylnlg . tax 81
shout Il half mil the Necessary funds vii
be supplied. The commissioners win Of
couuse Eespond TO so general apesition as
win be sent ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
The New Socialism.


s-EH AU&A A8AHAA~s
Mr.. Frederic Harrison's discussion III the
Niastssnfh Century OF the new trades union
ism Is interesting, but he generalizes with
rashness, The new trades unionism Is,
according 10 Mr. Harrison, socialistic. But
the socialism which has given it this new
direction is itself new; it no longer attacks
capital or seeks to redistribute property.
but strives so to influence opinion and leg
islation that the social necessities OF the
masses, and not supply and demand. shall
be the basis Of every law. He, like Lord
Roseherry. looks on the late dock strike as
epoch-making. and finds the secrect OF its
success in the fact that skilled workmen
for the FIRST time struck in support OF tn e
unskilled. 1t Is this new departure from
which Mr.. Harrison infers the near ap-
proach OF the industrial millennium.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
rho Navy and Merchant Marine.

The advantage OF constructing govern.
ment vessels by contract and thus aiding
in the establishment Of shipy ards in this
country is illustrated hy the bids for the
new cruisers. When tenders were Rrst in.
vftsd for work on the new navy there were
only two or three competing yards. Now
there are seven or eight A Boston
ship builder put in one OF the lowest bids
for the new 2,e09-ton warships. Nearly all
the large coast cities now have yards cap
able Of doing the best work. This is certain
TO aid IN the rebuilding OF orr merchant
marine. II IS the policy followed by other
nations and il Is in every respect a wise
ans
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The catnlnx Postage stamp.


The New York Saa anticipates the com.
Ing s'f the new Scent postage stamp with
an eagerness which reminds us that il was
one OF the first 20 declhim against the
present one; yetit obviously Is fearful OF
the result Bright earmine,~ IL says, "is
better than sickiy green; bat the bright
caFuline should subdue itself Is speedily as
possible into the old Venetian red, the
finest color ever worn By a-cent postage
stamp" Why not use the favorite bloc az
Lady Jane in Patience" and give as
something the color Of cold gravy That
wouid be more restiul 70 the eye than any.
thing else.
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IS. ~ ). nADp AND sEArrLk.


Whil< il Seattle early In the week Mr.
4. ii Wilcox. tlle agent Of W. 5. Ledd Of
Portland, saw flt 10 make . statement
eh1eh, Il not positively designed, was st
1s4st q character 10 do oar city material
Injury. rs Ii weIs known that the Northern
F6cl3c railroad management hes promised
. xzvs seattle equal grain RATES upon CeE-
fnft conditions. Cur People. anxious 70
k6<urr sllsa promised adyantsee. are trying
Is tseet she conditions which call for cons
siderable invesfmeni d money IN grain
el1fssasx Capitalists at home ana abroad
knte besn Invited % interest themselves
I hefe. ana 10 taks advensage Of what IL, in
fsrt great opportunity
ii this situation, NJ. wilcox, speaking
III NE. I.ead and FROM the standpoint Of
urge rfa1ilcal experiences In The business.
1hroWa cold xater on the whole proposition.
". LAsik. be said, ahad elevators At
pertl6iaa and Tacoma which were moi able
- eet snoufi, grain % make them pay
xe'l. and 80 long IS that was the case he
<onsidsrea II unlikely that Seattle could Sc
cafo enoakh 80 warrant putting up build
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~ are told. elevators building at both
passes Duf up % the present time grain
has nuk been hsnHIef In thls section Of the
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!.
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The women Are Safe.
Albany Journal.

We are happy to announce that the
higher education OF women, although II
may inspire them with desire to talk fe-
male suffrage and indulge recklessly in
dress reform. does not wholly destroy all
those finer feelings which we are accus-
toned to look for in the gentler sex. Thus
1t Is that Vassar girl closes an enthusi-
astic description of the new college gym
nasium with the rapturous exclamation
1.-The walls are tinted with delicate shade
Of the old rose. In the whole article
there is not the slightest mention of the
new apparatus or appliances Of the gym
nasium-and the browning glory OF the
whole building is the delicate shade of old
rose.p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
THE aAsIToRA MUST HURRY.
10 Is New EntireIy Cut on From coas
Outlet.


ST. Paul Dispatch.
The Manitoba road has issued inssruc-
tons 70 ali It's agents to eonsign Pacific
coast business via It's line and the Canadian
Pacific. This Is owing 20 the traffic agree
ment between the Union Pacific and the
Chicago & Northwestern railway, which
prevents the Manitoba from send
ing business to the coast via
Butte and Pocatello. The most
important part of this agreement will be
TO hurry up the construction Of the Mani
TOBIAS coast line. Several surveying par
ties are now in the field and when the road
Is once started u Is the intention TO push
the building as fast as men and money will
permit. The Manitoba made phenomenal
record in building its Montana extension.
which was longer in point OF actual dis
lance than the new line 10 the coast. though
the latter presented more engineering diff
fieulties. before this time next year
through trains win be running from ST.
Paul to the coast on the Manisobas own
tracks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Thai HE'S nses<dy 1ny goot are pzenzy "a re
stosFs vezsd Atanfsa. - - rotating - iAe o..
s&ss'sn&Ily fyEhonn sweeps Pae1zG The hauszs
oysxeFs wAea saa&sa up ~ re heaxfaxs al he
~asisx.~ Shuaid take that rlezAsnsexa aud zaass
sAaai9gv u eas<S. wsEega9ssfas ef EosasEsexsx
SsazsacA SsrterN. 1Ae eacss saeaziteAAc ard sa1gc
taAr ever fNarmssa. Fexaiasra sn1 easesed tho
hvzz&n sAtsrisE. kML.eo&a saltsss z09 ssexzzss4x,
sA1ks1 ET&sxsees ell exercise wsse psosfssog
- sstrrzytaS EaeEssxfees sSsh sEEsesNnss IT
to5S tsseszs VSrsfie zsee teze f1r iAa seavzeY "a
vii EsaFxEszs. sa1fgssEtx g TIE Wess ans sszSNrs
Ahsst - s'seek tassa assssS aa& SASsrses zeM
&2ae2s tire scse4Tgs o. NNwly elsN3e8 xna Esn-
ta< aitsFztesx = rtT e<klY eozgglerc1 ans sasreSr
cezs plazas ansi tE<apasnf rasa@Asssza i kznsAl-
s1sSgA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

The san Francesca gAsaasesk az Nov. =
says After considerable Decay, caused b.
tho iacS e rEspsF signatures 10 the esextion
rwsuFas. MAsAkaStea sas yesterday al
nasstF4 - = state. The president ssxned the
proclamation ssas ia she afte-sssoa and oar
frsesds IN tbs North rroaahsy he'd joxGi.
tcAsaaa last nighs over shs saeexssfas end
Of thsss lsssers. OK the saaT nsw states
sene has eEiSAseE prospects sAan WasAlng-
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ton. II Il rsceiTing an ainsost unparalleled
sanmsxration and sfe new settlers are of the
hese czass--ssen win sufficient means 70
dsxssep ranches. start factories ard build
np eskses ~ the time smother esnstts i
taken Washingtsn wIl be aide 10 make >
showing IN population and wealth that viii
leass fer behind many Of ths old-sattEed
states of the East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
October Clearinghouse Retnrns.
Hrszfssrtssf4



Persons who hare had good eppOvtani.
ties q judging sAy that game Is becoming
seasecr every year around INT meadows.
Ducks were EeysF seen n sReh nasAger
numbers nor 20 Wild A. thsy are this sea-
son. A great deal * pas-hunting sees on
~ she tssne. in and out oi season; and. as
evSFy SlwAsh has gun and hlases away a.
Al hours q DAY ard nighs, Is Is not 70 be
wondered Al that the game is disappearing
fron is clss-stsne feeding grounds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

A paper was recently read before tae
Briiish Association by Dir. Webster. an
nouncing the discovery OF q simple. cheap
and thoroughly effective process for de-
odorizing and purifying sewage. TIE pro-
cess il known - elactrolyHis. The process
separates the organic matter from the
water. which rasses of in perfectly pure
condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
wAs Upaa shs Squirrels.

AZ last eur farmers are swAke 10 the fact
that scEae general campaign mEss - inaa-
gutased AgalRss she squirrels Several cf
cur maSs progressive nssEAnogs have taken
up the questsoa ard are thoroughly canvass
iugi1 Asssrs J. g. Weli and II MeAannis
saYoT The distributing oa paAs0a Gr20ns tie
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swell. cant see aay fun In asteaaan'
eoaTS, said an observant Old lady. '-Eveyy
tisas = witness goes TO tell anything that !
rot ANYTHING 10 DO with the case al The
lawyers lamp up and heller sna the ledge
ruies the seStinnrE ont =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
Cigarettes Devastating North Dakota.

The legislature would GO an act meeting
the approval Of the people, 20 prohibit tie
sAle,ai The death dealing cigarette. II il kill-
ing more kids in Dakass today than
''spafiteoaS or mali liqaors, and killing a
rising generation that may amount 10
something.
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II<51t - 1sSek z Is cenfs
<ls<<sf 8fS ts4efsnR - ssszss skenKs q should
4 ~ - 436 OK kfflfe<s - Nssi - - nsN one.
Xf<4f*4 al fensf11&AEhz - kze8x Is gkkaA4.
e 3  EkA. Ee1ffla
E&lzesn 43ssriissss sbonfd address ~ rates
1&x 4z1r5e fo<z6x. Els4kzSe IL Ehsf<f5 s9le nsSnt
<&<1 a fhe E,es7 H0siatlfn1s Ehieagos IlI-. -
61<tora stzee<s New York city, 10 I1fn@s
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AAkh
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

". d. Suit, druggist, Bippus. Ind.
'.s;iiics: II can recommend Electric
Bi''ers - the vesy best remedy. Ever,
bottle sod has given relief in ever,
case. Oue man took sig bottles, and
was cured Of rheumaaism Of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare. druggist
Icllvilic. Ohio. atilrms: "1'hc best sell
ing medicine have ever handled In tn,
twenty years experience. Is Electric
Filters" Thousands Of others have
added their testimony. No tiMt the yer
dict Is unanimous that Electric Bitter.
do cure all diseases Of the liver. i'dncy.
or blood. Only half dollar bo..lc al
any drugstore.
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vc.,,h.,. Train. TO Chicago.

The vestibnte train is n new factor in
Western railroad transportation. 1t is
claimed for these trains that on account
OF their being Connected by steel hoods
all danger Of telescopnn in case of ac-
cident is removed. the train being
practically one long car. 1t is certain
that tho oscillation Of the cars is greatly
reduced, and Is II also certain that the
vestibule trains afYor,i the greatest com
fort vet known TO travellers. The adop-
ton Of this style of train by the Chicago.
santa fe 4 California Railway between
Kansas City and Chicago is a strong bid
for u,s passenger traffic between the
West and Chicago. This new road Is
in many particulars ahead of any of Its
older competitors. and will undoubtedly
be tue popular road.io Chicago. .-.....-
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Nssaee for p Alsrasaen.

t.ANbpttIShN NJ
GLp>voop srutSG.. Co,o. juno = isrS.
NOTICE is hereby Hivru that the following
~ named settler has Mel no,i.v 81 hi. in.
i-nttun tn make NAL pu.,f In supt.st of hi.
claim. and that ss,i psy-pf ~iii L. made i-fur,
tho Register anil Hry~isrr al gl-nvu-i
Swings. Colombo. on August ~. t--c. at n
o'ri..'k n. M. VIZ: Jsn.> ~. Iainbrl-h. II
white ni,cs. Colo. on hi. y q u = No su, Ute
sss :. ,I n. nc ., ~ ~ fg s,s ~ T.
lie name. the following witnesses to rru,-
hi' c-ui'n,i.u. residence upon. md cultivation
OF. .aii land. via!
Daniel u. Tsyior. rrsnri. 9. Hatch. ORR. l.
Dvi'il-y and John weldon. all OF white River.
l.. u. Colo.
Any Irr.on who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof. or who knows of
any substantial rya.pn. undsr the Law anil the
r-ztilr' ioss- of the 1ntcstor Druartm~ni. why
such proof should not ~ allowed. will l., given
m opportunity nj tn" Above mentioned time
and place tn cr,-s.-cs,rinc the wiinc-s.. Of
.nid claimant. and to offer evidence in r-t,uttnl
pf that submitted by claimant.
=. j. DrLtS. Rcri.tcr
trirs, Pub 1un o-i-.' Auv a. is.ol
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N.uer tor puh,,c.,,op,

LAND OFFICE AT
"htN"oop SPRINGS. Colo. June - lsy,.
NoTtcr.Ishr hereby given that the following
= nnrnci settler has He'd notice 81 his intCn
tinn 70 make iiuai prcof in support OF his claiu
anu thnt sail proof will he made before the
.l'rk ~ N" county Court OF Rio Bhrco cpun-
y. ~ Nccscr, ,olo.. On August ~, its'. ut 10
O'Clock a. M, Wis:
Ambrose Oiilnnd. Of White River. Colo. on
~. y No ~. ute Scric-j for thr 81 i, ne
= nnh Lot Sec !. TIP n. Il q, ", ind Lots
an see o, Tp N. Rms W 9th m.
h' nninc- The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. md cultivation
OF. said land. Viz.
u, ". lines, Geo. W. Jones, c. W. Foreman
AMI Chas stcrvrnA all Of wkite River, Colo.
=, Any person who desires to protest against
me allowance 81 such proof. or WIN know. of
uh! -nl~inntial reason. under the law snd
rrsiintions Of the Interior Department, why
sich pruof should not be allowed. will tc given
IN opportunity ut tho above mentioned time
hnu n'nco 10 crus--cNaininc the witnesses Of
san clniinnnt. and To offer evidence In rcbtit-
tai u mat submitted by claimant.
s. J. DELAN, Register.
" 1i Tub 'uc s3-Latt Aus ). 1881
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The true lawyer rather prevents than
encourages litigation. and finds in the
end that his own best interests are pro.
noted thereby" These words We're
spoken by Mr.. Chauncey 81. Depew 10
the graduating class OF the Yale Law
School. The Inasim won't go down In
the wild and woody west. Out here the
lawyers principal source 1t revenue de-
ponds upon his ability I" stir up li'iga-
ton and keep it stirred up as long as
there's u dollar In IL.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The County Commissioners n; their
session ,hi, week granted the petition
of the settlers of Upper White river 10y
establishing a voting precinct there.
The new county. rs orgauizrd. contains
the same number Of precincts a, ~ef.
on this side OF the divide before county
division. viz: six. hu; the one on Doug
las creek WAS abolished and tina, of
Upper White added. The correct boun.
DIARIES OF all the precincts will be given
IN TnE HERALD In the near future.
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lNromrANr NOTICE.

The undersigned will retire from the
firm OF j. ". llusus \ Co. Angus, Isl.
and this Is 10 notify nil persons indebted
la said iiEm that p,,m must L. made.
or security given by note or otherwise.
for said Indebtedness ON or before the
above named date. y. MAJOR.
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sxrxx. AMI sK,. cAsrLx srAG,

Leaves Meeker carrying L. $. mall
daily except Sunday ut Ca. ~, aud
arrives ut New Castle same dAv In time
to make connection with the afternoon
trains for Glcnwood Springs. Apen'
L-adviile, Denver and all points
east Of the range. This line Is
supplied with good stock and careful
and competent drivers are IN charge.
Expires matter consigned ~ tho Acekcr
aud New Castle Stage Line will receive
prompt attention.
CONAN 4 Pool BRos..
Proprictots.
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ne. Am. 81 v,, s,..,,.,

Mcssrs. J. ". llugus \ Go. have
received direct from the Eastern mar.
kc's complete line OF dry goods. con-
sisiing Of Summer styles. dress ging-
hams. ;oilc du nords. chamh,a,s. sat.
shirts. etc. which they are prepaiei TO
sell at bottom figures.
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ATTENTION. sroCxMgN.

Tnn HERALD hsa received the agency
for Rio Blnnco and itoutt counties for
the sale Of the Leonard Stock Record
Book. This Is tho mos, complete and
practical! stock record book ever issued
ana no cattle raiser or horse breeder
should bc without = set u these books,
Price icr Sc, 50. or taken In connection
with TnE HERALD for onc YEAR. 81 for
both. Samples books eau bc seen n:
.!..s c.t,rc.
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n..si...s,s,e. s.i,..

The best salye " the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chaIted hands. cliilblains,
corns and all skin srup,,ons, and posi-
lively cures piles o. no pay required. l,
is guaranteed TO give perfect sa,isfac-
ton OF money refunded. Price q cents
PER boS. For sale by NIL druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

Jack Rabbit" the famous Pice. ance
jockey. was de,hroned during the great
sweepstake race between Leonard =
thoroughbred pinto gelding pumpkin s.
and Oldland's renowned Splinter quit
the Earth" One application Of beer
brought him to IN remarkable short
time. Hank says there In nothing like
beer for fallen jockeys. but makes seri.
Gus complaint against the two race
riders Of the @th. The general impress.
sion among the participants OF the
glorious Fourth n; Leonard's is that
beer disappears like mist before q
cyclone when Guilfoil gets out Of sigh,
U! III, crowd toI u few minutes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

Arrangements are being completed IN
Chicago ior the expectation Of an un.
usually large number OF cattle within
the next Few months. and all the vacan,
space "n all the outgoing steamers from
New York aud lIns,on has been ~.
cured. The reason Of this heavy cspor,
is the low price a, Chicago and shortage
Of the European cattle crop and consc.
luent high prices ,hetr.
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. rlrsstaE Nease

q! health and strength renewed and Of
ease and eomfor, follows tho usc OF
syrup Of Figs, rs l, nets In HARMONY
With nature to r'fec'nally cleanse the
system when co>,ivc or bilious. For
sale Ia 5oc and 81 bottles b, all leading
druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The undersigned has his steam
'hrcshing machine y Mecker. and
ranchmen can make arrangements to
have their ,hrcshinR done ut very low
rates. Threshing by stcau means big
saving TO ranchmen. have also
brought in steam hay baler.
+. j. LITTLE.
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CssUnCss xERvlCEx.
ST. JAMES MISSION,

ST. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth street. east end OF City Park.
Holy Communion, first Sunday in the
month. al II .. u.
Evening Service, every Sunday, ut S
y. ~.
Sunday School At 10 .. m.
Choir practice, Friday Vt Sp. m.
A. l.. WILLIAMS,
Rector.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

For drugs, medicines. paints. books.
stationery, fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses. artist. materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. 60 or SEND your orders
10 DIR. Is. S,wcr. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the best goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The Western Archl,ec; and Building
News Is the title OF monthly I-ficii-
cal published n, Denver. It Is ncail,
printed aud ably edited, and each mum.
her contains some fine illustrations. As
1t, name implies 1, is devoted mainl, to
building interests In the West, and will
doubtless receive III. substantial en-.
doT~emcnt OF civil engineers and archi.
tcc,s ~ IL deserves.
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II ,ou want 10 order drugs. medicines
ur any article handled in a Wholesale
drug store. We would refer YOU TO +.
Cha,t.rton. successor TO J. r. Osborne.
Rawlins. Wyo.. display nd in another
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

The man with the Jim. jam, has one
advantage over the rest OF Ms. lie
doesn't have TO waste any money TO 60
Ia the incnagcrie.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

A, an asatss = country fellow wa, con
,ic'.d and brought up and sentenced,
The judge aaked him II he had any
thing To say why sentence should not liz
pronouaced. Was somewhat ss,onishc,i
u, the answer: II dunt knows hcy
I ain't got no u,oncv."
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Eos sale or Trade.

\ pair Of arc mules. VIII sell or
trade for pair OF g'--, mare, mo, less
than 500. Apply To u. X. Ashley, u,
The old Gilmore Ianeh ON CIpeI Whi,c.
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}. Jaw Jcslin. Of Denver. Is nov ready
To deliver very handsome illustrated
catalogue for spring and satamcr. free
u charge TO anyone scn.Iins fot IL.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

Great interest Is bein. taken In the
forthcoming race 10 take place on the
~ Of August. Each horse. Of course,
las It's particular friends. and n good
deal OF money Is up OH the result.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-07-20

For Chinese silk handkerchiefs.
Ineensware and fancy goods, call on
John Wong, at the Hing kee Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.