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But That Was English v. Knou

Why don't some of our anglomanIac
olplomatists OF the press who have been
suocReo Dy the pursuit of the 1tata and the
naval maneuvers Of Admiral Brown turn
their search-liehts and popguns upon Euro
pean breaches of neutrality? Nothing done
by the Americana, either at San Diego or
Valparaiso. was so markedly hostile to the
Congressional party as the shipment Of
treasure by an English war-ship by which
Balmaceda was enabled to buy fleet in
Europe.-N. Y. Tribune.
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CALL NOT PAINS TEACHING PUN
ISHMENT.

Call not pains teaching punishment; the fire
That lights a soul. even while II tortures blesses
The sorrow that unmskes some old desire,
And on the same foundation builds higher,
Hath more than Joy for him who acQuiesces.
All, darkness teaches us to love tho light;
Not as Ills loved Of children, warm abed,
And crying for the toys put by at night,
But even a blinded painter might
whose soul paints on in dreams OF radiance fed.
-AAELIE RIvEs, November Harper's.
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HIS PRETTY YOUNG WIFE.
Tilted by the Mother, Farmer White
Marriea tho Dauphter.

Marries the Daughter.
Near Warwick. in Worth County, there
lives prosperous farmer named Pleasant
White, who had wife last week, but who
snow rying to live without her. White is
about 10 years Of age and owns plantation
OF 1000 acres. When about 20 years
OF age he fell desperately in love
with neighbours daughter, Miss Dora
Lee. An engagement followed and the mar
rage day was set. On the evening before
he received letter from the girls father
telling him that Dora did not wan: to marry
him; that she loved another, and hard as
she had tried to resrect her fathers wish to
marry White, she could not bring herself
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - THE oPHIR
~ Silver Mining Company Location of PRINCIPAL
place of business, san francisco. Cal. Location OF
works, Virginia Mining District, storey County
State OF Nevada.
NOtice-rhere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No. 81
levied on the I'd day of October. 1897, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Shareholders as follows.
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A CLASSICAL EDUCATION.

How the study of the Dead Languages
Frofited a Hospital Patient.
The medical staff attached to a we'll
known hospital encountered an amusing in
cident recently. Acertain patient, who was
the victim of paralysis came to the hospital
for treatment He was a fine Latin scholar.
and with il all loved good glass OF liquor.
He couad not move his legs, but his stomach
was in excellent condition, and every morn
ing the sick man asked for just one cocktail.
He was just as regularly refused by the
physician, and finally the cocktail request
got TO be standing joke. One morning the
patient got piece Of paper and pencil and
wrote the following prescription and sent 1t
to the physicians:
r
Sp Frnmenti.............. or
Ir. hngostura l drachm.
Sacch
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNSwICK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
of principal place OF business Fran cisco, Cal
location o, works. Grass Valley, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon tine following
Described stock, account OF Assessment o. q
levied on the 1lth day of September. 1891, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiYe shareholders, as follOws:
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Hoard OF Directors, made on the l1th day OF
September, 1875 so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold pub
lie auction, at the once of the company Room 55
Nevada Block, 3J9 Montgomery St, san Francisco
Cal, on MONDAY. the eth day Of November 1891
IT the hour Of O'Clock P. II. of said day to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. tosethsr With
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
J. STADTFkLD JR.. Secretary
onaee-Room So, Nevada Block, 300 Montgomery
st., san Francisco. Cal. oc23 I'd
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postoffice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY, November 9, 1891.
H6- To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must cali for advertised Letters" and give the
date OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they Will be sent TO the Dead-letter once,
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nELINo6ENr SALE Nor1dr-onuIKsaASg

Gold Mining Company. Location of principss
place of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County Cal
Notce-There are delinquent upon tho following
described STOCK, on account OF Assessment (No. ~
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the of the respective
aharSholders as
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POSTPONE nj EMF,

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruiksiauk Gold Mining Company is her eby
postponed until tridny, December 4, 1891. at IL
o'clock noon, AT the ONCE OF the company, Room s.
No 2ll Sansome ST.. San Francisco Cal By order
of the Board of Directors.
OF I'd ERNEST J. KOCH. SECRETARY.
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors. made on the 7th day OF
suly 1881 so many shares of each parcel of such
Hock as may be necessary will be sold at public
sHcton at the once OF the company, Room 8. I'll
SInsome ST., San Francisco. Cal, GU Monday the
lth day of September, 1891, at the hour of n
o'clock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent a.
sessment thereon, together with OF sdvsrtis-
nag and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
onace-Room 6, all Sanson.e st., San Francisco
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Nh AoA.
Fiat Galllcauda.

To those who are not well versed in
Latin il might be well to state that the pre-
scriptiOn called for a first-cI cockt all.
The directions "Gallcauda" mean the tail
of the cock" and Fiat" is imperative for
make. When the physician read the pre-.
scrlption he consulted the rest of the staff.
and as result humping big cocktail was
sent up 10 the SICK man.-Philadelph
Record
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POSTPONE MENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company h-reoy
post poned until W edneSday. November 4. 1891, az
IL O'Clock at the ONCE OF the Compa ~ Ro )m
&, No. 2ll Sansome street, San Francisco Cal BIZ
order of the Board of Directors.
ERNESr j. KOCH, Secretary.
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PCSTPONEMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF I'll
L Cruikshank Gold MinIng Company Is hereby
postponed until Monday, October 5, 1891, at n
O'Clock noon. At the Office OF the Company. Room ).
NO. I'll Sansome street, san Francisco. Cal 81
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretlry
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

son and the editor of the Cosmopolitan,
the Iinai committee Of award. 10 Mlss
Jennie T.. Hooker, of Mecateiianyiile.
near Evansville, Ind. Her article will
sIJ-ar in the April numb-T OF the Cos
nopOii.an, ami the same number Will
eoItaia very interesting article on the
Farmers Alliance. by the nen elected
Unitsd States Senator lrfier, o: Kansas
Tie Cosmopolitan is one OF tie few i-I-
.oi.esls, which. while gaining eifeula'
lion in the cities more rapidly than IN
the country, ys, dsyo,. sp-eial aiisn'
tion to all matters pertaining 10 The
fsfai. Taking the p,izs oysf - many
competitors. doubtless Niss Hooker 5
article will pf~reht NUMEROUS ideas Well
worth III. consideration of lh"ss nho
ind their happiness OF discomfort
within the limits of farm homes ti're-
25 cents, Cosmopolitan Publishing Co,
Madison Square, New York,
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Rifle shots.

To the Editor OF THE IiEitALD:
Rifle Is Mt a stand-still, occasioned nc
doubt by the indifference OF those most
interested in our welfare. The mp.
proaching election, however, is COM
manding n little attention.
Mrs. Fisher. who has taught the
school here for several years past, left
Monday for New Yo..s City to visit
relatives. Her term Of school had ex-
pired, but they have secured another
teacher and a two-months' term will be
taught this spring.
There has been a new school district
formed five miles below Rifle on the
south side of Grand river. aud three
months term of school is being held
there, Miss Maggie Sizer being teacher.
They have also organized Sunday.
school, which is in u prosperous con-
dition.
There have been reported a few cattle
dying on the range in this section, sup
posed to result from the eating of sage
brush exclusively since the deep fall Of
snow which completely covered all other
vegetation.
This country is destined to become
one of the richest fruit growing regions
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L.n Nearly sio.ooo, ,ooo.

An inventory Of the estate of ''bla'
mond joe" Reynolds Is being prepared
In Chicago and Is about completed. i,
shows tho estate Ia exceed ss."cuc
and Ia aincs, reach sio.,O,", Mr,
Reynolds died irinsr hs had had ilm-
To nisn his Will. hut his wife ~ilI carry
ou, his dying wishes lie leaves s'Do,J
apiece I" six os srscn u his trusted -m'
ploy-s and large sutn 10 found mas'
nihern, training school fot toys.
Tho estate comprises u rral estate,
steam pssk-,s. grain elevators. tho rail.
road from Malvern Ia Hot Springs.
Afk.. and sotnc Of the best mining prop.
-riy In the county. distributed over
Colorado. California, Arizona, Iowa,
Missouri. Kansas and Illinois. Al
though Diamond Jos" died miles away
from tho c-h,-r Of his activity. with no
means of preparation ON his part fot his
end, tho ~siair va, found 10 owe not u
dollar,
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
2OS Young Women.

An Indiana girl has taken the prize
of 500 offered by the Cosmopolitan
Magazine for 1.-THE best article of 1000
words descriptive of farm life. with
suggestions as to the best method of
making farm life attractive and happy" :"
only farmers daughters being permit
ted to enter the competition. The de-
sign Of the Cosmopolitan was to draw
out an expression of opinion as to the
important problems of happiness and
discomfort on the modern farm, and it
was so successful that more than 200
manuscripts. very many of them ably
prepared. and representing nearly every
State and Territory, were sent in. The
prize was awarded by Prof. ii. II. Boye-
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
oss AsssSsnsoss.

1hc Mana Airi Clan na -tA~is afe
orsanis aiions that should no, i- ,olef-
a,-d In any country. ami d-spi,. tie,
s--minsi, cruel mann-r Ia which IL.
citizens of New Orleans disposed oi the
former. II IN communicable Ia the lighi
and trivial punishment visited upon the
a,sassins of pr, tfonin, Tho Italian
organs throughout this country arc -s-
hibi,ing exceptionally D-llis-f-nt Views
since tic midday inutJ-I-s and Az
sas,lns of ih-iT naiiNli, w-f- tho f--
eipi-n,n of u mciii-si visitation ~ tho
up~ri,i-n law, and !, !, iishi, pEo,,shl-
that they ~iii .Eog sui'icirntl, boli and
arrogant Ia justify voluntary measures
that suppress, II not = fman-n,i, quiet
The ''boi-o" .i-inrn, in ihi, country Is
sro~ln. entirely ,ao lmpui-ni and ag'
gf-rsi,r and w- ihank the ly1fi tina,
there are still American, enough i.,, Ia
regulate the foreign debris. - OuTa,
Muido1n.
The Muidoon man haN injected into
tho above item the essence Of tho whole
thing. and ". wish 10 state il.h, here
that No are IN entire accord with hi,
views on the subi-s, under discussion.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
4 SAFE Inycstnicnt.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure
n return Of purchase price. On this
safe plan you can buy from our advcr-
tiscd druggist bottle OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. 1t is
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case
when used for any affection Of throat,
lungs or chest, such as consumption, in
llamation of lungs. bronchitis. asthma,
whooping cough. Group. etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste. per.
fectly safe. and can always be depended
upon. Trial bottles free at any drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

In the Fifty second Congress the con-
troll of States will be as follows: Far.
mers' Alliance two-kansas and Ne.
braska: Republicans twelve-Califor-
MIA, Colorado, Idaho. Maine, Nevada
North Dakota, Oregon, PENNSYLVANIA
South Dakota, Vermont, Washington
and Wyoming: Democrats, all of the
remaining thirty. If the South were
out of the Union the Democrats would
still have majority of the members of
the House, and also control of n major
ity of the State delegations.-MuldOon.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
Ms.s. 1h.. MAJ, Ys.s,. :.

Tho sicilians arc natives of All island
noted for romance and tascai!,y: for
crime and cunning. For ages before
the birth Of Christ the pages of Homer
were full of the wonders of the sicilian
coast. TIL. island las paSsci under
many rulers. tho PhTnicians. Greeks.
Romans. Sarxccns. Normans. Bourbons
and Dagocs have caci, In turn ruled It.
II was on sicily's cassst that Scylla and
Charybdis watched for the ship of the
unwary traveller; IL WAS the home of the
Cyclops and the spot where tho T,ians
s.rovo so- s,s,srnsvy, "A !And ssssn'
dainty endowed by nature and lavishiy
Cursed by man. For over two thousand
years the natives have resisted all ai.
tcmpis tending towanis complete or
partial civilization. and no wave of cul.
turc has struck tho sunny Isle since tic
Romans wresi.d II from the Greeks.
There Is no progress. because II the In.
disposition Of the population 10 undergo
the necessary labor Of cultivation. Few
countries. with like area, have greater
natural resources. and few have i'm
proved them less. IL Is known In his.
tory and song as the land OF the robbcr
and brigand. and In this age Of cnlish-
tcnmcnt the Interior swarins with those
who live by pillaye. ransom and murder.
A government, claiming nil that Italy
claims, has but quicksand upon which
10 base protest against the New Or
leans system OF suppressing asss,ssina-
ton, as at present the Italian mail car
riers and revenue collectors are at
tended through ;be interior Of Sicily by
heavily armed escorts OF cavalry and In
many instances the guards fall an easy
prey 10 the well armed bandits. The
idea that robbery and murder are lcgiti-
mate pursuits has In many instances
been handed down from sire to son In
portions Of Sicily for succeeding gencr-
atoms, and people thus educated, or
afflicted, who insists upon obeying de.
crees of assassination issued by secret
and murderous organizations In this
country. merit a system Of treatment
absolutely void of all refining influences.
The New Orleans prescription. while
seemingly cruel and barbarous, is glor-
iously heroic.-Solid Muldoon.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

The recent killing and hanging bee at
New Orleans will have healthy effect
upon public sentiment regarding the
Importance Of citizenship. To be sure,
citizenship is burdened with grave re-
sponsibilities. but where they are
neither understood nor recognized. citi-
zenship is a farce. The huge mass of
Ignorance that is annually dumped up
on the shores of America, Is no more fit
to vote than a babe in arms, and is a
menace to civilization. Congress should
take Immediate measures to remedy
this great and threatening evil, for the
day will soon come, If this immense
tide OF immigration continues. when
our civil affairs will be controlled by an
element that has no sympathy with the
vital principles upon which the govern
ment is based.-Dillon Enterprise.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
ATTENTION. sIOusnuES;

My horse, B.igim. will stand the
coming season mt the Rio lIlanco stables
ut Mcckrr. three days In the week
Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY. Ser.
vice fees, Slj for single mare foI
the season; Sl2 for six or upwards
Terms cash or good paper. Arrange
ments in regard TO same made by II. II.
Barnard, proprietor Of above named
stables. Bclgim is u chestnut sorrel
IL hands high; weighs 1870; sired by
Bclgium's Messenger Of Nebraska; dam
llambeltonian mare.
ANGUS n. CAMrnELL,
Owner
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
Fine Piay!DS Cards.

Send ten Il0l cents in stamps or coin
to John Sebastian. Gen'l Tiki. and Pass.
Ag't Chicago, Rock Island " Pacific
Ry., Chicago, Ill, for pack of the
latest, smoo'liest. slickest playing cards
that ever gladdened the eyes and rip
piled along the fingers Of the devotee to
lligh-Five, Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch,
Euchre, Whist or any other ancient or
modern game, and get your moneys
worth five times over
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

A Coy!n:,on. Georgia, dispatch say,
that s-abarn smith. u ptpmin-n, whi,r
citizen aud Inai commissioner, who
committed u criminal assault on Leila
Aiken. u young muia,to girl. in Dcc.in'
t-t. isso. la, been found guilty. The
penalty i, death by hanging ani that
srn,anc- was pronounced. III. case 4,
remarkable from III. fact tha, !, Is the
nrst ease of whit. man being convicted
of assault, on a ncsrrns.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
nannor Maina iha horn,

Bangor, Maine, the home of Congress
man Bontelle, went Democratic by 374,
a gain of over 800; Belfast. the abid-
ing place of Congressman Mulliken,
gave Democratic majority of 800 !;
Lewiston, the home of Senator Frye
and Congressman Dingley, went Demo-
cratic by 400. Thus have Maine's four
largest cities rebuked the party respon-
sible for Reed, Mckinley, Lodge, Har-
rison and robbery.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
A.. - l...,..

Over tbree - p II. A.hhursi
Cradweii an6 U Dafieils Grs.-
we'll. ef irsian1s 81 ~ in Me.ks,
with the nsteaGG ~ u spending
the winter In tneo1 n. They made
the Antlsu 49, BquasirIs, and
Ielnx VI seagtlo0 lions, took oc-
cAsioAAl gSipn 60 Of down tie
river. ~ " tho slope. TO pass
Away the tine. Ber they taffies.
tho no<e thlg il. More par
ticalsriy the - could walk all
day hong. eaSyvtu ,, and dls,anc.
ssr husband sn1 b e,imblDs the
uountsins- NJ ~ gooi shot,
ard several 4eGg Dfofr her while
thSy we're dpWo sef. Up above,
aiso. she plovo1 miles OF SNOW,
and large eik g rewani.
Tho uoup,s ~ thursday s,as-,
after having sseo all the sight,
IN Rio iiianco - s,-i lLsmsrivsz
10 lhsis hsasts Cd J. aud lhsv usss
lasf sp Ssptst. tsyas ihsis Ssjonru
here they collected . gooily namb~f ol
aniien. I-its. etc. which will adou
their home ua lisr other side Of Tie
t-onl
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

The death rate from gripr- In somc
of III. eastern cities, notably Chicago
and riitsbutR. has reached alarming
psot"s,,on.. pl,ys,c.ans and ""'~~. he
ing taken down with tho disease. which
has become epidemic In the cities men
toned.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

John g. wickllH Of New Orleans to
endowed with nerve that Is purely
and positively American. Com. pre-.
pared Tor action" Is an expression ,ha,
will las, rs long Ms granite In the Crcs-
cent City Muldoon.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
Lssy PsSA s1sshs-


To the kiitss u Tss HssaLss
Mr. ffcdriekson. OF White River. was
in tosn this week doing bstsibess With
tho Lily Park Cattle company.
Tho BOYS have revived tho game.
'foot-abd.a- a-haif." aud nos IL Is coa.
siAatiy b-ing pla,r.i. l.al-s, casualties
arc three spsainei ankles and two tn-
srss, aud = general pain a1fsss the in
l.Srosiai muscles. AZ this writing Nc
NAubs IL down.
J. W. Lowell. IT,, Sctrsnan of ths l..
T.. Z. Co. has gathered mos; of hi. sad
die horses preparatory 10 sprin. work.
ii-nfy barnett is all smiles, the .eea
sion i-ing n change of iai.or-ffom
sfansrfin. 10 riding. Henry in an -x'
p-fi-nc-i Texas COW, ,inan.
Al the school exercises the other day
John Lowell stood tho iong-., ia n
spelling contest. An essay on ''Co.uin.
bus" delivered on this occasion by
Willie Lowell. deserves special men
,ion; aiso The Village blacksmith, n
recitation by Tomml. Juhhson. Two
and Postmaster Lowell. were ennspien.
ou. In the audience. The, feel con.
vinc~i ihs; the work in school In the
ila,, three month, is u good i-cotnmry'i
for tho TEACHER. and pfr,iie, s,ili mof-
success. the comm. month.
4, It. ANOTHER.
Lily fAHI, March -, I-,i.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
AN0 .

y wealth Of sunny, golden hair not
infrequently changes to an unmistak-
able red color in a few months after
marriage.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

the Senate. Of California, 10 succeed
Hearst, deceased.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

la the United States; II will rank With
California All il lacks HON is the en-
lsfprisc and capital. and that 10 fast 10
ing snpPiied. These Mas PLACED this
winter sith osis nuTsssy man fruit az
dsss Ia tie amount Of between Ss.0o
and si0.00o.
There bsvv heea shipped fsoss hrsv
several cars II bref siesfs In the iAsl
saaotb-fAiiened ga sifalfa-and more
sso 10 10 shiptcd mon. ~. ID.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28
LIST OF cEMsroNEs AND THEIR VALUE.

LIST OF CEMSrO THEIR VALUE.
AMEo
brooch
he U fU ring OrAcapm
I AS fr arfpm
1 u for ring orHcifpi ~
~
IN
criuin omras
w I y io, i n - 'sp,y butte n
80
wihc Tonlya
arc lu npoIhod
In
large alton shorts
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

\. q. Moal,oh -mpha;icsiiy drnir,
tho impa;ai.oa ih'' hr is after the
ma,otal,y. Mr. Moul,.a says he could
no, br indue-'i 10 ae.-p' the position
for. u i-ni-f-i 10 him. hr could no;
give II the attention II deserves. bu, hi,
vote viii Io tot any honest taxpayer.
Democrat OF Republican. whom tho
convention OF Monday s-r ~ Ia ncmin'
ate.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

The Irish -n,oys, Mrssfs. Harrison.
Iir,imond. O'Connot and O'k-iiy. who
ate over hero after fresh supply os
min'rd bullion. la tr us~,i In t-ols;-rin.
mp Parnrlls waning political power. af-
meeting with slim succ-,r Even the
most Iullablr san "f the Emerald Isle
In this country are i~sinning to tumble
I" tho true "inwar'in~s." Of ihr Irish
cause.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

General Joseph y. Johnston. unr of
the ablrs, of the Confederate generals.
died nj his home n; Washington last
Saturday. The imm.dia,. cause o!
death wa, heart failure, due principally
In u cold contracted while a,tondin. the
funeral Of hts old friend. General >hcr.
man. General Johnston was in hi,
cighty-foutth year at the time Of his
death.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

The removal Of restrictions, Oh Am-ri'
can cattle b, tho German government
will In = ssvai help 10 tho American
i-rf industry. and no doub, has ha.l
motu of i-ss b-sfins on the present
fisc In price. I, /. aisp in,iiuai-i ,ha,
tho bar. will b- ,akrn dawn AMI The
s.-at American hos admitted into tic
"Nai-fiand."
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

The Republican fac,ional figh, is on
again In Denver. The Gang cl.mcn, con.
trollcd the city convention ani no'nin-
a,cd their ticket, headed by William II.
Milburn. prcscn, city clerk. The Re-
publican is hucking against the ticket
and will likely suppor, the Democratic
Rogers. late Democratic candidate for
licutenan, -oycrnor.
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

While nearly al the pspsss comment'
ing oa the Nsu OsisanS AFFAIR depfe-
cate lls iynehiny II lhs iisnse-sry muf-
dsser.. ali agree "a one thing lhs
psotocAiioa Sss great
The Meeker herald., 1891-03-28

United Stairs Treasurer ilu.,of
,hinks this eoan,iy presents eira:ri
opportunities than Russia Tor The I-,!i,i
cal dynaiai,-T. therefore lao refuse, I,
a1--p, the Russian mission, lie think
probably tina, his proper MISSION Is /,
pf-s-ni tho nomiDs,i"a of lien!ani,
tiatri.,a again.