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The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

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The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

a Boulder special TO the Denver Re-
publican of Wednesday says: The cur.
tain dropped this evening on the second
act in the Niillington prosecution. "Dil.
lie" goes out on hail and the others.
Frank Milling,on and wife, are remand
ed to jail. The case was to have been
decided this morning, but the absence
of attorneys for the defense caused its
postponemcnt until tonight, when
Charles ;. Thomas and II. II Ice Of
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27


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The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Senator ingalls, should bear in mind
that abuse of the Democratic party does
no, and oanno, bc made To form valid
defense Of Senator Quay from the crimi.
nal charge. which have beet made
against him. These charges have been
made. and reiterated, even by mem.
her Of Mr.. Quay's own party in speech
on the iluor of the House of Ecprcscn-
,ativcs. and vet Mr.. Quay has never
made the slightest move 10 prove his
innocence. if such a thing is possible.
Among lawyers when counsel begins to
abuse their clients opponen, It is al.
ways considered bad sign. indicating
weakness.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
An Ideal .Iaol.

The Aspen Tirics tIicpublicani says
of Ex-Governor Rouit:
"lIc ia for Rou,t first. and then for
anybody who will assist him. He is an
ideal tool ready to do anything for
the section to which he looks for sup.
port. Ignoring nil considerations OF
dcccncy and honesty in his headIong
haste I, serve those who assist him"
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Two years ago the Republican party
in its platform promised TO enact n
stringent railroad law. II controlled
both the legislators and the executive.
but the law was not enacted. How can
the voters of the state he expected TO
believe the renewed pledges of the pres.
cnt platform y-Denyer News.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about IL. You mny
yourself he one OF the many who know
from personal experience just how good
a thing it is. II YOU have ever tried IL, YOU
are one Of its staunch friends. because
,he wonderful thing about it is. that
when once given trial, DE-. King S
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. II you have never used
it aud should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any Throat. Lung or Chest
trouble. secure bottle at once and give
it a fair trial. II is guaranteed every
time. or money refunded. Trial Bot
ties Free at any Drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
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The House on Wednesday passed sen
ate bills granting n pension of 5000
per annum each to Mrs. Fremont. Mrs.
Mcclellan aud Mrs. Crook. Tie bills
now 10 to the president. In the case of
Mrs. Fremont the pension granted that
lady was timely. as n dispatch from San
Francisco few days ago reported her
and her daughter in destitute circum.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

The Chicago Anarchists have taken 10
lying in wait In hll"ys and Lrui-iug each
other with clubs. i"; the E,'i work go
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
issD.

ikb.
i.e-As.ft. That the
int.n ~ OF the people
OF tLia ftnie r,-l,ilrc
OF the - n legislature
the t4Vc OF a wise
and ~ aai- railroad
iaw,cN ia iis term.
that b. Just aud
fair - ~ the pe-p-
PIE nrdsothc rpiir,a'i
o"rpt Nnans. That
". u. Eve The public
s-ifs y will h, best
prom ~ ! by III. ere
alton o. . niirpti
coininb .s,n. comps
e-i o, n rs men thor
ouyhiy acquainted
with H. commercial
and &c iouic .on'iI-
iion of the State. aD'i
that - tho end that
the rL.isss of III. I--s,-
pie I'M Y b. sli',s.fry-si
aa.i fu~tsr,si. at
sl.. -. t.-t.~g,~f srA
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Its "a funny as b,x uf snakes to see
n Republican kick when he has 10 take
a desc Of Reeds Kennedy. Rifles him
upS oh no. II Just naturally shakes
the ignorant self complaccncy out Of
him till he swcars like an affidavit, liar
ON a daily paper. At the county con.
ycn;i"n of the Z. a. y down in Arspahoc
the other day. Mr.. Lcct took the chair.
lie took everything clsc that stool in
his way. Made himself commi,,e.
on credentials. counted maiofi;ics. pass.
ci motions. refused 10 recognize any
hu; his own h-nuhmcn. Hni in short
played Gar Reed very nicely. And the
Denver Times. that aulcnt admircr Of
the bully speaker Of congress. wccps
tears II exceeding bitterness at the in.
famous. high-handcd. brutal aluuttagcous
etc. conduct Of Mr.. Lcct New Castle
Cactus.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
nisOKEN PLEGGHs.

In its State convention q 1883 the
Republican party adopted resolutions
favoring stringent railway legislation,
aud also legislation by which the State
treasury interes, steal could be stopped,
Similar resolutions were adopted "a, the
late convention, and the declarations OF
each convention are hereby presented
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
.ide by side

I>,,.
Seventh - We faNor
fair bu, stringent lcsis-
ittion respecting the
railways Ia the state,
We tisciar. that pools.
rc,Aies and all disciim'
nation, should be pro-
limited, hni the PROM.
bition risi,ily sniof.t.,i
by heavy penalties We
also demand legislation
thai will prevent the
charging Of srorbiiani
rates.
woniso demand lrsis.
laiion prohibiting all
officers, judicial, iosis-
laii,s AMI executive.
from accepting. dif.''i-
~ or iufiir.,riiy. ruils9F
passes or free tickets
wiisnEkS. There y
now on deposit In the
various i@snks of the
Asai. ssorr than si.~p.-
uo of current funds
frum which tho state
derive, no bsnsiii OF ln-
cpnc: ani
MiEilEA-, Therr I,
out standing a itFs-
sis-ht due fIoin the STATE
tI-rn which ini~Ersi j.
arcumulating Nhioh
must li-r Isii'i with the
ieiit. ani
WnIghAs, Under es-
i-tin, laws the money
cannot H. hpnuFii1nrsi
To- the ,iinrf-nt funds,
un.i then Bppiisti tu tho
tiluiliatiuu1f this i-his
tiis fofs1, H. u
Resolved. That Iht,
euNruliIn { earnestly
f-fsugHnsuii. such ls-is-
laiiun a. .,lsil provide
flrth- reduction Of ihis
- aa.a..Na.-.sN.aNU
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Tho nomination Of Mr.. T.. j. Eaton
~ Secretary of state WI, the wi.-,,
thing the convention did. II strength.
-n-'i the ,icke, In this county and will
strengthen 1t throughout the Stale. The
Democrats will do wisely /. they make
no nomination for Secretary Of State.
foE they can ne, fnd as good msn in
their party. Mr.. EI,on's nomination Is
~Iuiyairn, To an rlrC,ionsand ASSURES II
clean and Intelligent administration Of
the Office ot secretary 81 state for the
years isgi ani i-,2 so far ~ ,hi. eau.
iiia,- is concerned, III. Republicans 80
before the ,ropl- on the offensive, with
nothing I" -sPlain.-colcfnio Spring.
Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
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The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Ihc record of both the gang and
gang -smnshers" is given respectively
In the Republican aud the Times. TAX
ing the two papers ai their word, ami
recognizing the fact that the l,epubli-
can party of the city is composed OF the
two factions combined, how il IL p1ssi-
bi. for any reputable citizen to vote for
III. party ut ally II an honest and .f-
ilcient administration Of Stat. affairs Is
Ia b. had, how is II Ia CONT from men
who nI- thus denounced by their own
party organs, II is not for ,hi, pur,
pose that either gang is organized. II,
i, simply tile spI.!s II Dllics they M.
after, and for which they nT- lighting M
desperately. II is the si.bo,OnJ which
ia. Republican says is annually stolen
tia, they are coutcnding for. Tie sue.
ers' of the Democratic ticket In the
comm. campaign Is the only certain
method oI purifying the politics o. the
>tair.-brny-T News.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Mr.. iiiii aHi tho B-puhiiran will
simply endorse Mr. Eru,t ~ they did
Mr. Teller. This is an OF wear ioT lie.
Publican REFORM Drnycr Road.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

The gang is on top. enthusiastically
piisri one OF ". q. i.S;hTups friends
within my hearing. IAN you brIchrt
sS.r, life Nc air aspinE ;o mop the
earth with iiiiI lot piichin' into tia;
school land cai.'-D,nycF Road.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

4 ''Jibprsc" Is a man who processes ,o
b. better than hts party. There would
M; H. much scll.tilli'cousncs in b-ins
y "ial.p-s-" in Arapahor county
raio springs Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27

Mr.. Fred Dick can never bc fcariee;-
rd superintendent, Of public education
In Colorado. 1ha, mock auction II n
half section Of school land near ArEu
foT $1,000 icss than it, actual marb-,
value did the business .nf him. lie will
never lie mlasri.-pcnycT Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1890-09-27
J. W. HUcUs. J.C. DAVIS!
J. wv. HUCUS & CO.,
Meeker, Colorado,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods, hardvare, Hats and
Caps, Boots s1d Shoes, Car
pets and Fuyf'itVre, Harness
and Saddles, Groceries,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Etc.. Stoves and Kitchen
Furniture, Quaensware and CrocxsU

It is Our Aim to Keep>a 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.
J. wv. HuCUS Il co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

Probably there is nothing under toe sun
which Is the basis Of 90 large a number oi
figures Of speech IS water poor argu-
msnt won't hold water" q bsbbler Is a
"leaky vessel fishing in troubled wsters
is another name for getting into difficulty,
"still water runs deep" Is a hlnt that your
quiet and denure person has more in bin
than the world sUppo~ss. strong dislike ere
compared 70 MS satanic mstesty's antipathy
10 holy water I" u q man "a ia bad prsdic-
sment be Is in hot water" disappointment :
"a We, blanket" ~hen a lover Cets 'the NIT
ten" "cold water 10 thrown on his bopes:~ y the
hungry mans mouth waters" The strength
less are weak ss water" sometimes Il
rains blessings. when an orator begins n
b tedious We say ne hss run dry" news
is always "afost.7 spectators are ofteu
'swanpsd." many people end IL inpossit,ls
TO keep their hssds above water, " and vsrr
often, IN tho absence - data for conjecture
vs are al at sea New York Ledger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

To strangers the Auditorium building 10
not only source Of wonder and delight IL
they are privileged TO inspect its interior, but
Il Is a sort Of a thorn In their path as well,
because II they are not acquainted Up IN It's
ueigbborhood they mistake il for az sorts Of
other places One night last week George
Iisa. woo was on tbs main door, vas aston
ishsd to 1se approaching nirn procession of
country look ng chaps who carried lanterns
and ~ho attempted 70 pass right BY hiz-
'sTickstsr- De szid Yeas" replied ths
leader. we've got tickets" and De pulled
cut railrosd tcsst yard long and banded
Il over. That's no good here, said Irisb. ss
he passad Is back. II AMIR exclaimed the
ccunrrvu1sn. "IsoT this railroad depofF'
Re vzs informed thai Il was Dct, and ns
turred 70 bis followers and remarked that
III best all NJ Irish unused thst be did
not care -bo s.ss Il bssf ss long ss they
Gidat bat hin TTsas1reT Temple. IN toe
hox orscs. hss often besu approached hy gen
tseu.n frous Toe rural district ~ho have
ss-ys3 fsr iscsets - Ks1oshs and 6Irsctioas
- to- Words far ste. snd ~. = cay passes
thst soaae stranger dees uot cal on Manager
Adams O. lis szlstsrss ard asa fos sozae-
thing. from = marriage csrtfosse % q pas Fer
- dog show --C0icago HerasG
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

Girls who long for the adulation, fsttery
and amusement commonly supposed 10 be in
separable from life upon the stage can profit
ably study the words OF an actress who has
succeeded In making name for herself my
life is very uneven ID !" she says. 1t is fnll
of hard and monotonous work. Excitement
yes, ct night, when am before the public;
but for the rest Of the day-no. At y o'clock
in the morning ring fer my boullion. After
| have finished it | take a cold bath and then
my breakfast. Unless am due AZ the thea
tre for a long, tedious rehearsal Of four or
1--WE hours, attend TO my correspondence,
sorting end answering various letters. After
that is finished and my household duties arc
looked after, 90 for my constitutional walk
Of two or three hours eat 10 luncheon,
and when ! return from my exercise 1t Is
yearly time for my dinner, for dine at 30
o'clock After this meal is over have just
q little time 70 rest before the real business Of
the twenty-four hours begins / must be at
The theatre at 80 O'Clock sharp. At mid
nigbt am home again, and after supper | go
20 bed. Now, this is q fair sample Of my lie
Every hour has is duties. Toronto Empire
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
Burial Reform IA England.

After a period Of incubation which has
been spent in educating puoiic opinion in the
matter Of the hygienic iniquity Of the pres
ent system Of intermeat, the group OF sani-
tary philsnthropists with the Duke Of West
minister al the head, who have taken up the
ungrateful task Of bringing the necessary re-
forms 10 pass. have az last decided to seek
the Endorsement OF their contentious by the
legislature. The object sought is. failing the
effective embalming OF the body, the prohi-
bition OF loaden aud other solidly constructed
coffns, the effect Of which is 20 indefinitely
retard complete decomposition, and 50 pro-
long tho period during which the dead are
rot only esthetically objectionable, but are
an indisputable source of danger 10 the liv-
ing, wickerwork or papier mache receptscles
alone being used This Is merely a sanitary
precaution Of an elementary kind: and what
ever the immediate fate Of the movement
may be, 10 must sooner or later impose itself.
The idea Of cremation is daily being received
with more favor in England, and toe sngges-
ton Of Sir Spencer Wells that in future only
properly cremsted remains should be sd-
mitted 10 funeral honOrs ia Westminster
Abbey and other national nsusoleums. has
met with general appreciation. New York
Commercial Advertiser
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

''7he demand for canary bird, has IN
creased enormously Of late Eaid q vel
known New York bird fancisr. Bot the
regular dealers Do not hui much profit in
handling the ordinary yellow singers. they
seD comparatively few q them, and b. doe
not pay T. keep them long IN stock The
street competition is too great We must
charge az least 9 - for any bird that osu
sing At AL ~hile a canary that ~ al events
looks as though be might vsrble II he tried,
NAV te purchases az q street corner, from .
man who raises his own birds iD q tenement
house. for about seventv-fve cents
Sometimes dealer who hss to- large 3
stook on hand employs psddler 70 oTer The
poorest of the lot for sais or the sidsvsik
Birds bought from such perSons are pretty
certain - be dear sf any prize, but n you
are good Judge q : csnsry . bargain may
often he PICKED I'D on tho stre~t Your be~t
plan. II yov are buying from a retidlsr sn1
srs doubtful % your own ability r. rnsfs =
good selection. - - stand before TIE littis
wooden csges uufii you see a biro singing
rtronclv sp1 vel Then ebooss rim. huf
ksep vouf ere On 30. dealer. Pr ursrT -
then srs a. odept ss card shsrpers - chang
Ing good bird far rod ons durinE mo
r-ocess - wrapping 81 tns car. '-fs-
T0rk San
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

NJ Bensy. french hssd unistrsss -bs
<.s rsaaut1v 6soorssed with TIE Legion oi
Ho.o-. treated tbs dignitv -tich had tseu
.orf---~s On h~r N verT grscsful rnaune-.
1Sar-=ssnr bsr pupils shs sd NJ ctil-
srsr f,e --arF ~cs s~nt - ne sTbiotion hss
f-~v srsrs-.ti.s.s - it deserved y -. Ths
s-,,-.rufr,-r,s. Mt b-inK ,bl. - rs-s-a 20
a. h.s -riss@x fhss sssul6 ~.sy tbis litsss
r.s riblos e ks-p IN ueussry Tvus sD>c-ss
You vi s~s = s-sFy osy. enc y you sse
svsY iDeitn>1 - ->lsr v0zr sr0-e u ~ -
Usins vss fast ynu eve = - Tor--slvs- -
sss~ yv7-~si-ss evsr ~owt1y - vouy oe>ors
tn TTss .hil6-sr underwood ~ u>auinE
- tbssr t~.rhert iif.is s5~~>t snd cs>~v~o en-
fhu~ss-7csEv -Esz Tori TsleErsu
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

Wv s-s tasn ~orsn 80 hss p~op<rt-
- beau.sth purs st~snzs hseues1 70 ~
III Nrs Nsry z AeDoasid, - Flgshsns
sTorsx 81. stest iBstsnos Her wil has
hssn 49, fras - rreoses - EaTrogass
Wsnsr. - 1snsics- So becaezsss sl9o -
y Issas A stzzsso, ~ish - rs7ussf tsst
hs ~ sozsshizx tsst -iA gsvs s'l.a f.sss-srs
~ - q rs.anerto e ssrset So saTs So
~ ls-e ssooxhs = p-ss~af1as 80. ret
AZ sad sxprezss So noqe tost - y -
rssf - lszssy Sat waT -7reokiys Esss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

Tbs S. Petersburg journalists. Russian and
othsrriss, yko are admitted % oosrt festiv-
itss have Just seut curious petition 70 toe
car Ihsy ASK - Re sllov~d r. wear %
theiT dress GOATS sons small oTnarnsut with
ths name Of tee paper they represent IN
scrbed On j.. by which tbsy might be recpz-
uiSed as representatives. q tbs pres T0s
czar bas a. oBcs granted tss rec 8sst. ard 81
tbs usIt court bal a. TIE bona dds Journal
isis VII appear adorned ~ita thsir Dsv
badge 10 ous bgf at accredited rspressu's- .
tive q pspsr vii b. allowed % gssr ths
hsdrs. tie rsison s'ssrs for Which sppesrE r
- To- fact tkst not unfreonsDslv nurlnsr
u g.utlsnosn bal rzinsd sdmirssnos - press
rnsn ~ho -ers nucb b@st.r acquainted 1ith
TIE srt q blsokinz boots thar viii that of
fuTuisains nsvspspeT reports -Aontrssl
Star
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

Both tie method AID results when
tTrgp Of aigs IS -zken; il Is pleasant
aid refreshing CD the taste, snd acts
gently yet prom. = ca the Kidneys,
Liver and BoV cieanses The sys-
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acaes aud leger AID cures hahiLual
constipation. srup of Eigs Is the
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eepLabls ~ the stomach, prompt Ia
rs acton and truly beneficial Ia is
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syrup II Figs Is for sale Ia soc
and 81 bottles - al leading drug
gists. ANY rable druggist who
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substitute.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

rs- ~ f-s erns r. hissory ~ p-p. hss
conferred porsfesi dsoorsssen e. ipon-
.rek ~ho focS uot hstoDg - ths DarSrisr
fstA- n. aplT fsthsr has prsssut~e r 'ns
snsh fbs Ori~r 81 FIw x sns nas -
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ssszgrass s.tse- - -.iet ,. s,lsnEs Nss-se-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
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POND e RAYMOND,
New Haven, Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-17
SERMON BIZ DR. TALMAGE.
TREATMENT or PAREsTs Tn K s0s-
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