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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

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T. n. Backus, los Carlton avsnue,
Brosklyn. N. r., wsites:
\ "ALLCocK's Porous PrAsrrRs are
undoubtedly the best external rem%dv
manufactured. l mako sshis ssssrsio;,
totbs public from ny own experience
otthsar wcpdsffal vistuss. Su2.Sine
from severe pains IN my side ana
chest, contracted through I. sevese
odd, ] applied . couple Of ALIcocx's
Porous PLAsrE1s upsa going to bed
% night. The results ~as, that in
sagse Aoan sttes spplyinR<hsm Icould
getup and walk about vish very little
pain or ashs, whom The sight previous
could neither get up nor down with.
our help, nor stoop to remove my
shoes. | have since used them in nv
fs0ily for various ailmeaks, and have
nev~r known them to tail to give
almost immediate relief"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Repudlalors TO be Shelyed.

The Lyon County Times Gays: II.
10 safe bet to make that none of the
present Board If Examiners will be
in . position to dictate to the counties
what they shall allow for work they
hire done hereafter" That is to say,
G. c. Stevenson, Governor, John N.
Dormer, Secretary of State, and John
F. Alexander, Attorney General,
will never be reelected to the posi-.
tions which they now hold.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

Dr.. 4. Wneerd nall,a WesAerful Healaa
Pamphlet.

". 4. Waeerd dall'a wes1erfal Healah
Pamphlet.
The following are only two out Of
thousands of Endorsements which have
been received concerning this great
remedy for disease:
The Hon. 3ohn D. Townsend, the
eminent lawyer Of sends " the follow.
lug unqualified endorsement:
my Dear Or. Hall-Haviog tested
the merits Of your hygie"io treatment
upon myself during the past six
months, l feel that it 10 but fair that
| should give you . candid statement
Of my belief in ito great value.
During the years 10 which I have
been familiar with you through The
pages Of the M1cRocosx, you have
advanced many ideas which to me
have 1be~n new aud impressive; but
IN my sisw your Health Pamphlet, 70.
lat.ng - il does to the promotion Of
TO health and longevity of the saire
race, sxoeeds them oil. The reasons
in favor Of the new treatment which
you present in toss little book are 20
full Of common sense that | was in.
duoed to make che trial, and / frankly
confess that I thoroughly appreciate
the system. You may make such use
of this letter % you choose and If it
shall be the means OF advancing your
discovery l will 10 pleased.
"Vsry truly yours,
JOHN II. TOWNSEND"
- and 81 Chambers St., n. Y.
Rev. Dr.. James A. Buck, Rector Of
St. Pauls Church, Washington, d. G i,
now nearing eighty years of age.
closes . long letter of April 11th. in
these words:
II feel much interested
in your proposed saaitarium in con.
nrction with the College Of Substsn.
tialism. Oh .hst rich men knew aud
would feel what great and good things
they might do With their mua-y! But
I must close. Before l do 90, how
ever, let me cay that have cause
70 bless God for oil that you have
doas for me, both in mind sad body.
After . twelve months use OF your
treatment, I consider your Health
Pamphlet of such inest,msbls value
that 40 essthly consideration would
induce me to part with the knowledge
l have derived fsom it, If such . thing
were possible. It 10 not only great
comfort 70 me, but It enables nature
70 fulfill al hsr Offices and do her
work 90 thoroughly that it is the ness.
est approach yet made to .unis erssl
panaoea.' The whole world should
know OF it-ths sick that they msv Do
cured, and the we'll that they may be
keot in good health. More than this
10 behalf Of any treatment can hardly
Be- said.
sWith love, I an yours truly.
JAS. A. BUCK.
Our extra, giving full particulars.
sent free. A. WILroRD HALL,
23 Park Row, N. Y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

IhS a4stink held ii tho hall ef IL
ssliean Glib. ri Kstchuu, lase
evening, ~ addressed BY Mssses.
Fsaee. Bsansr, and Rsbsrss. The
= e'nsnsd gentlemen spoke Cor three
qsasssss Of an. hsur. the second 70,
hall. an>hoas, and the last about 20
minutes.
The hall was crowded, sel the mast
Ing very enthusiastic, ~ speaker,
ssiag frequently appla. dsd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

- s4h.hound Train TO-DAY ~
49, hshe one. & beoueAt q
si.H vorsh snea8oniaR, and ool,
~ $4,000.
4 sa,-)oal q shs fasous Anhsussr.
a.sah.-4lle hsutr 6sss = ~ wosjd--
I 2 - y Al2sSs Yvillnaa's.
Won oaa ave t,uns snd mouev b
etin~ vour loans through
L.nAon 3 Books.
~ Oonmis,ionss have i;oallv
.~s,el rnea q. n. Bsaase, Tor sherii
- 0ulesd q. II. Hsyaa ~ Con
u =, - "a 1Distsi6t No. L..
-. I. s,.h....a s !, =. wait. =.
1ne es'.os.I1 c.0u q, *
KesnedyS Fsmous sample Roons,
r.... ,...a.. - -. -.
Vo" s.ss J.1: n:, 49, ~. ~
W9 - evysr pacs lnsed Tor the
;spe6eS:s IL
In . r..,.. 4...., f..;... -,
r.seeneer agent Of ths Uoion Paci(;c
svs>su q Salt Lake Civ, came
il o. The excussion tain; aud left for
10 south on to.day's train.
Iosure YOUR property in reliable
1ompanisc.r Nose Others are repre.
sostsd.by ! LsxAesf Z Books,
u, ,,n. y. ,r ~.
N..s No.. k:sn. no,h;n- h., ' -.
sSo;c.se ms.ts an h.nd r., L;- $50
. =. =. Ssccssl.gers :''enes are con.
4dens OF nsss n0minsSi0n' TOT District
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
0ucklonss Afuies Nalve.

THe BEST SALvE In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter. chapped hands, chill
blains. corns. and all akin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per-
feet satlsfactiOn, or money refunded.
Price, 81 cents per box. For sale by
Hewitt q Brown.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

There vii b - slession Tor oos
trustee Of shs HALEY School District
mo. y, ss the schoolbouse. Monday,
Sept. /, 1880. The polls will b
omen from to 8 o'clock, p. %.
The Trustee 10 to serve three years.
B, N. MALLORY,
Clerk Of the Board of School
Trustees, District No. Z.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

". =. Pillinsr. : 6rst-slass pho-
e'ephes, has Feopsnsd the old gal
!: ~ % Bullion street.. aud Is prepared
=. = 90 ~ work In his line u low figures.
Isialty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
ABOVE nlGn.WArIs nAsx.
A Lady's Timely Suggestion Il
COmstOck 0rocers,

A Lady's Timely Suggestion to
Comst0ck Gfocers.
Virginia (Nsv.l CAsoaicls.l
A lady sends the Chronieis the fol-
lowing:
Me-. EDlroR: A lady wants TO cay
. few words to the groo~ry merchants.
and really il II . delicate subject 70
handle. You know Is u nov ths ssa
con when grocery merchants leave
their Vegetables stand on The side
walks, and do you know there are
many tall dogs 10 towo, snd-and il
operates - though tbsy drank from
Sarstogs medical spsi"gs.
Nov. NJ. Editor, you know what !
want TO say. and II you will help me
out yon viii do the public . great Il.
sos. What 10 wans y The vegetables
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30
Bpioespal Cllurch,

Episespsl Cearch.
Service will b held ae Emmanuel
Church, tomorrow Uosning, st IL
o'clock. All are invited.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

Help WASTED

oelp Waassl
L.. a competent girl % Dc gassral
Apply g MRs. Z. z. PIcorrs,
CIR. Main and Silver Sta.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

bABYS ne sss :sS sss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-30

By prompt md efficient service, will prdesvos 70 de-
tusnce Of the liberal patronage extended house in me
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

TuE HERALD received ii,r following
short communication from County
Superintendent 81 schools Foreman,
who Is now attending the Normal ln'
sii,uic m-eiin; nj i.r.lyIli-.
LrADviLLr. Colo, Aug. ~, 1870.
To IN. i.iiipr II Tnn nEustpi
The Normal Institute IL In full bias,
and dom. good work i1y those who a.
tend aud greater good fJT the little ones
who are to lie taught hy them. arm
m1Tr than ever c1Hyincc'! that clf e1ai,
pulsoTy education law should h. pa
amended a. To- include the cnmpuisnr,
education II teachers. This wa, b-ag,
tifnliy demonstrated by Prof. E'iiilns-
iicli In his lecture on T,ycoln.y by u
comparison n. the teacher who nj.
tempted 10 train the minds 81 children
without any knowledge Of mind. with u
sn'ir music teacher who would give
music lessons on the piano who simply
knows u few tunes wl,hnu; knowing
abou; the construction Of tie ius,fu'
nryt.
Our Mrs. f!ni,i for H.. Mrck-r
school 10 Ia the irou, rank, and have
received gt-s, many congratulations
from INV friends for IN, succrss In get.
Ting such u teacher Tot ms cnun,y. sh.
yil; ,lo a eIra, deal no; only Tot M.ctc'
bu, 10. tho Who'll. county. and hur-
Tot the whole northwest.
slmc OF III. teachers have expressed
their regrets ;ha; We could no, have ha'!
the institute a, M--lcr, and hnpc !
NAV succeed In getting l; mex; year.
and eventually got u State Normal
school established there.
Yours.
e. ". foGrNAS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Probably the heaviest rain storm that
ever visited this section passed over tile
valley Tuesday afternoon between the
hours OF . and ! O'Clock p, IN. The
rain came down rs though II wa,crspout
had broke loose, and the damage To
growing crops and bitches will foot up
into the thousands.
The greatest damage done in this
vicinity was On the Mesa, where the
High Line ditch fumes and embank'
m-nts were carried away III about u
dozen places. carrying large bould-rs
ranches, and running everything In the
track Of the rushing waters, As far as
heard from Mr.. L.. l.. Deviin, Jacque
frsund, ". $. kesinger. Harry Rock,
and Yves romliDSon were the chief sui
f.rcTs under the ditch. Mr.. Deylin will
lose abou, hundred and ,ii,y bushels
OF wheat aud Mr.. Freund is also heavy
loser on wheat and oats. Mr.. Rocks
meadow Is irrrpairably damaged by the
debris scattered over II and his oats were
bSAFn slb' tiU 81 AtIts sNis h'h'NaAn'N
will lose fully twenty-five per cent. OF
his oats In addition 10 other damages.
On the north side the Oak Ridge Park
ditch broke It's banks In numerous place,
and washed ont the canon road. anh
considerable damage 10 ranches below
the mouth o. the canon Is also reported.
by far the greatest damage 10 crups,
however, is reported from upper White,
where terrible hail storm took the
place Of the rain iha, FELL lower down the
valley.
Mr.. John Dnum, 81 North Elk creek,
was In town Thursday and reports that
his loss on wh.a, viii lie fully iiity per
cent, and some Of his neighbors on the
river and on big Beaver Will sustain
equally heavy ios, by III. storm.
No damage To crops is reported from
the country below Mceker, ~ II is sup
posed tie lower White escaped The fury
81 the elements.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23
rGitsONSL.

iiIfEy A,,ls ..~<r 4. the river on
= ''-'''ur Trip.
-. ]. payio, returned from Denver
laA, evening.
br. foD,- of ric--anc-. Mingled will.
.lir city ip'f on TG-,.lay.
Mr.. anil Mrs Siitniif.h have rented
ib- Van Cl--i house sui have gone io
housekeeping.
-. a. s;nnc ani ". s.Iicbi ., Coo.
r,uin Springs. reg stored nj the M--s.r
ho;-i Sunday.
M0s j 5. Cnlinm aUI daughter 81.
AS!al, ate Stopping aiih SIS. aud Mss
simpson ,lls w.-S.
III Hni ". !. Chapman o! Law. v-rr
nm"nr tic visitors from Tire Yamrs
river s.c;inn til, week.
Nc. aud Mrs. J. II. i.akanp Of !:n.
f"id, .!-'n, a i,s i'is visiting friends
tn ii.- city. during the week.
4 u. kinsmsu camc In from III. up
rcI county "Wednesday after u success.
ful hunting aud iishlns trip.
i 4. Davis WIS passenger on Mon
ial s ou,gpin: stage. Mr. Davis will tr
back again tn about two weeks.
Mr. ilcrics. who has hem visiting
!iS friend. Mr. l. \. rruc;nr. l.f; on
Tuesday morning iur New Castle.
Mr.. james A. Cherry ~ Denver IL
visiting lis trpihrr.in law. Mr.. II. "
Dsr.fuss, u; tie ia,trt's raurl, above
town.
County Superintendent Of Schools
FuTmm lett Tor LraI,ill. Monday
mrruing ;o attend tile Teachers ins;i.
;uic meeting.
~ Br,uolis was In town Wednesday
buying lumber To he used In extensive
ranch improvements uDw under way on
Sir. Reynolds place.
;'.S, Mary l.. Hay left Oh Tuesday
for her home at Peoria. Ill after n
PHEASANT visit here with her mothers.
Mrssrs, licnr, J. aud Fletcher Hay.
l.. I. wc!eh is hack home again
after prn,Tactcd visit To- several of the
large Southern cities. Mr.. WEIGH lad
a good time. hut is more than ever sails
led tp stay with MccKcr.
Mss J1lnnigsu aud Miss Minnie Fair.
field star; for Denver during the com-
in. week. tie former nn short visit tn
her aunt. Mrs Brcnu. aud the latter to
linisli her musical education.
Frank lIurcham. one Of clcnwopd $
wcll-known business men. came in on
Wcduesiay, aud In connection with Mr..
Emerson, of the same place. will have
charge Of the brick work In the llugus
block.
w. l.. Silim1r7h and wife arrived
from pcnvcro OIL Sunday evenings stage.
and will make this town their future
residing place. Mr.. aub Mrs. saltmursh
will he a welcome acquisition to our
social circles.
j. w. spraguc Of rice. ance. was in
Mcckcr Tuesday pricing town lots with
view To building. Mr.. Sprague de.
sircs To send his children to school here.
and we hope he will take up his resi-
Gcnce amongst us.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

I. y. Jo'iani.-n. Secretary Of the
School l'naii, is In Icc-ip, o. an official
communication from Theodore l,oscn.
berg. who WAS lately employed by tho
Board 10 examine the school huil,!in: a,
Ia its safety. and also To submit plans
FOR repairs. In answer 10 the lIoarl's
inquiries Mr.. Koseubcr; says that the
school rooms themselves are perfectly
safe. rs Ion. as YOU do no; use hall
above. whether dut!n. OF between
school terms"
From the above quotation !, will b.
seen that the school building Ia all right.
and there need bc no fears on accoun,
of IL, safety.
Mr.. Rosenberg makes some susgcs.
uons in regard TO strengthening the
building. which the Hoard will carry In.
to effect in due season.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Th. greatest Institution In America
Ia day III the saving and loan associa.
inn. l; las made mors poor men land
owner, anil YOU Nigh, sly. aTl,incra;s
In their nsn circle. than any other one
agency; Il i the mn,; potent auxiliary
u the State, nursing patriotism with
every home II creates aud Installing IL.
pride of property into :hc minds ut
Thousands 81 poor men who. bat foi tie
association. which enables them 10 con.
vert nm, into real estate, would uu;
even own graveyard space AZ their
death. A. .afr aud reliable saving
and loan Institution Ne commend ;o cur
readers the Columbia Builiin: and Loan
ass'ci,,inu. Mc.,Ts, Hay X WalhTiis-
af. tse agents.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Every board OF trade. every city coun-
Gil, every board OF county commission.
crs. every citizen In the west should
unite in petition md protest TO congress
against the withdrawal Of arid lands
from settlement. Such policy In the
past had prevented the settlement Of
the entire Rocky mountain region.
The fertile fields OF grain and fruit in
Colorado and Utah have been redeemed
from the desert by individual effort.
When the great west. in the pride of
her past achievements and conscious of
her own strength and merits rose to ask
government hep in her future work.
she certainly did not expect that such
help would he accompanied by interior
cncc that paralyzes her own efforts.
Better that all government aid should
he withdrawn forever than that the
west should receive such n set back as
this.-Pikes Peak Herald.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

;. H. Clifford. New Casscl. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rhruma-
,ism. his stomach was disorlcrei. his
liver WIS affected to an alarming de.
gree. appetite fell away. and he WAS
terribly reduced in flesh AMI strength
Three bottles Of Electric lIi,,ers cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H..
had running sore on his leg If eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bi,ters and seven boxes Of
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. and his leg Is
sound and well. John Speaker. Ca;awba.
o.. had i've large fever sores on his leg:
doctors said lc was incurablc One bot
tie Electric Bitirrs and one box Buck.
lcns Arnica Salvc cured him entirely.
Sold by all drug stores.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

An observing exchange. back east,
SAYS the man who wipes his nose on his
sleeve, picks his teeth with n fork.
squirts Tobacco juice on the cook stove
hearth, rides TO mill with corn in one
end of the sack and stone in the other.
drives TO town with hickory bark lines,
deposits his money in his last years
sock, insists in paying his taxes in coon
skins and wild honey, fastcns his one
ga'lus with a wooden peg and wears
"possum belly" pants. is the same old
rooster who has M use for his home
paper. and his brother is the fellow who
tries TO do business in town without n
line of advertising.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

a Denver dispatch Of the 10Th says
J. 81. Dawson. an electric lamp trim
mer, was killed by u shock while chang
ing carbons in AN are lamp, which are
used by the city.
lie WAS accompanied by n boy, whose
duty is TO lower the lamp. Dawson
stood in the middle OF the street ready
To receive II and sfiix new carbon
lie stood upon u piece OF board. and rs
the lamp neared him. grasPed first one
side and then the other Of the shade,
and, and at the same moment. his face
became transiiSrd with an agonizing eN'
preston. As an eye witness expresses
IL, lie looked like nun Ia II MT. His
hand trembled and shook with "a terrible
spasm. lie appeared rs II trying 10 let
20 and couldn't. IIe gave vent 10 hut
one expression, "oh. On and fell 10
the ground. limp and dead.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23
Hold on 10 Your Cattle.

The Cheyenne Journal says The
Journal desires 10 impress upon lis
Utah readers the fact that beef cattle
next spring will be worth about double
the present market prices. We men
ton Utah FOR the reason that II the
alfalfa crop OF this year is properly
saved 1t will fatten a majority OF the
matured steers in the Territory.
Hence they should all be held over and
hay'fed for the spring market. Every
farmer in Utah who has sufficient feed
should buy steers and ripen them for
the April market. There is money In
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

The concert given by Prof Baird of
Brooklyn, and the members OF 81.
james Church choir, proved what IL was
expected Ia BE-, an artistic success. The
cuncrft MAS gotten up under the att
spices of the choir FOR the purpose of
raising funds TO help deffay The cost OF
the new church organ, and Mr.. Baird
who is here on his summer outing,
generously rendered his services and TO
him WAS assigned entire charge Of the
affair, arranging programme, etc. and
right well did he perform his duties.
Judged by competent critics land We
have "a few Ut them IN this town. Prof.
Baird Is master performer ON the
piano. As a vocalist Mr.. l.. T., Ford
ham took the audience by surprise, and
showed that he too. was "a cultured and
iui,hed artist. Both gentlemen were
heartily appliudei. Mis-, Temple. Mrs.
JOlnnIgen and Miss Fairfield rendered
their parts well and were also Ill. re-
ciplen,s u marked applause. OWN. Ia
the uuiayoTab,. state OF tile weather
the at,cudanc. WAS not large, but those
who plOwed through the mud enjoyed II
rich musical treat. The choir tender
thcir hearty thanks 10 Prof. Baird, Mr.
Furdlinm, Harry At.lx, +. y. Johaut-
gen gni others WHO aided IN rendering
the concert success.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Il meeting Of pice.ancc creek ci;i.
zcns WAS Leli at White River CITY on
SATURDAY TO take action ON the proposed
organization " two additional school
districts on I'll. creek. \ large attend.
ancc was on hand aud after general
discussion Of the matter at issue vote
was taken resulting IN the defeat II
the project. So ricc.aucc will either
have to send the rising gcuarAtion To
White River City ur Mcckcr to receive
educational advantages.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

a meeting Of Bpu,, county citizens
Was held Mt Steamboat Springs las,
week aud game protective association
organized. II was determined IN raise
fund. hy public subscription. to bc
used in prusccutin. hide hunters ani all
violators Of IL. game laws. Tie Hnnti
county people mean to pat a stop To thc
illegal slaughter Of large game nuI Rio
Blanco people should dn likewise.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

". l.. sai,marsh Wli OPEN his store
next saturday. i!is s'pcs j. not all In
vet. bat when u does arrive h- will dis
PLAY on his counters - an- line 81 srI,!c
mems furnishing sus.i,. boots AMI shoes
aud sporting .,sbis.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

NJ. e. s,ou, Is the M.cker ascn; for
Ballard. the New Castle j.wclrr. Mr..
Stout has handsome assortment OF
watches and icwciry. ahich lie Is selling
y, bedrock figures. Call and sec him al
the rcs;onicc store.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Reports from Eastern trade c.nicrs
show that whea, Is going ~. From
pTesen, indications our local riucl,mcn
will receive about twenty liyc cents pcr
bushcl more for wheat than ihcy e.
y-ci.-l This wilt help Ia make w foe
Losses sustained duFin. the late rain aud
hail storms.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
ossa.. ar

osst.. or
cirsrt rrrthi>fENpESr nr sstiHHis.
\ 4 NrHGrts. 'ugsr.. tnss ~ isu ,
S'rhr third quarterly examination Tor
teachers will 10 held In the cogT, house
nj Mrckcr. "n Friday Mnd Saturday.
su.ssai .lsl. sad sosh. a, pao a. Tn.
Teachers ATTENDING, the District Nor.
mai Institute can liz -ss,aiard nj Lead
willie. q. ". FOREMAN.
Count, Superintendent.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

For drugs. medicines. paints, books.
stationery, fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses. artist. materials. musical
goods. etc, etc, go or send your orders
TO Or. +. S'mver, Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the best goods at loves; prices.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

w You are going 10 paper your house
This spring come in and let us show you
samples. figure on dimensions, make
prices, and we can sell YOU your paper.
ATrIy BNOs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Colonel ", II. Cooke Ni, mc: With -
.ry.r- accident l,s, week when lac Mas
nm uyrg hy tie "a =, wagon. sus'ainin.
n BRUISED lcs AMI sgrilnci ankle, II Ia
,Dsn slowly recovering from hi, IN
81
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

OuT local sI,otism-n are once more
asi;a,ins the question Of sending cut
for lot Of :, III to he turned loIsc
In III. vicinity II Mcck-T. The pfop,si.
ton npw Is tn rats. ,br necessary funds
by Subscription anon: lovers Of field
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

pr. Ynnn: II A,p1n. Arrived In town
the other day aud siE-i the place up
will yi-W to ipcsiins. The doctor
stands well In lis profession aHi W.
in.- lie aili l-ciIn- uu- III ~.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

Lou Craig accii.n,ly CT, his knee cap
with a draw lnr knife, while u, work on
t. church huildin: "wednesday, and
iHs since been .aesPa1i;cd ios dat, In
q ltssuttsfcr
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

At M Informal m-c,!n. 81 the Flour.
In. Mil company. on Saturday. Waiter
y. pcniy wa, elected manager. a
better section could not have been
made.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-08-23

The cave discovered on South Fork
this summer il now one II the chief
objects OF interest 10 tourists visiting
that section. The cave las no, bgru
thoroughly explored yet. hut cn,ush h.
known 10 arouse much interest among
Our local seatchrTs after fub,err.nyan
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