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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-13
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4 Few Words to the Alliances Of Minnesota.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT DoNNELLY.

have lust received Alliance
County copy February 2sth 1885, requesting
me to appoint City, County, Mnneso
that County, and setting forth that there
localities that that ready establish ALI
pance have appointed Mr. Gunsoas for
that County applications other sections of
showing and the abundant while
The the leisure
for farmers when the work organizing alliances
vigorously where but
nothing the the State Alliance this d
recon the duties OF her ckshp
the legislature done the organizing
membership of old has been purely
taneous great the inherent strength
membership the sentiment independent political action
has so election should
place tomorrow ticket But this
relieve the Executive Committee OF the
State it's officers from their duty the premises We
must lose Indifference
this time be productive OF evil
results We have
little more spring work will begin
busy until June July We must take advan
tage of that the
every direction Jealous who
should in their at with
standing reliability the officers
possible where there local
alliances citizens would state owing to
stiton being printer person
ganize by Efforts receiving
that him the time of the
organization provides
be paid to by moneys
such that the certain reasonable
pensation for his say
fee was fifty
er the alliance In the constitution this
changed the initiation person
of goes to
his $3.50 thought that by decreasing the initiation fee could
get greater number join organization
alliance thought ft
little expenses to
that member OF the Alliance should make
at least other member this
double membership and double there
accomplish the reforms which the farmers ask Has
neghbor who ndud to join
month the winter month meetings.
ussons activity and member will then feel that
performed his his family him
his brethren There increasing the products OF
the thieves who steal them like proportion
also the organizing Citizens Alliances town OF
thousand inhabitants village and ham,
let and expect wn they must
all the other the There thous
there which differ
Our essentials unity nonessenta liberty all
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-13
On the Wheat Question Once More.

The awful obbs being prad against the
west the grain trade lay fairly exposed by the singular documents
sented during the past two months
There but single point left the conspators cling
They III such profits exist why is not exported"
1t nothing what
Hour the kernor whether these
the home market They the
Minneapolis the Partisan bank the profits their
the private of the
nais thempofts 81 to so stock sa
ports furnished even to the stockholders.
But
profit scattered along the freight less than
from Duluth Chicago Liverpool per
the absolute facts The this conspiracy
mortaged farmers OF demoazed country Why
everybody expor That question by
lines have the matter They furnish their
stockholders reports They keep their business Their foreign
market Berbohm
quintuppated liar
The GREAT WEST had the Paris banks
and
Now after these revelations comforting have
the Secretary of
the editor this that celebrated
State Meeting!
The Secretary that wheat shipped from Duluth Buffalo
OF l bushe We allowed all figures buse and
the freight rates by lake from 1Xc to
and then the that
the
the northwest wheat the
the
margin between the farm and Liverpool maintained to
This whole damnabe highland although the
tion ~ unite them And when the national
aggregated will
res and the valleys will bloom
'4Os and 5OsA
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-03-13
A Good Proposition but not Quite Broad Enough.

following Bro the Norman County Herald
1t the right spirit, and we will follow with explanations
eve believe there prom
advocate the practical demonstration the made We will
twenty shipped
direct English markets. the hands
practical demonstration this kind worth
His proposition will ship 1000 bushels Of hard
each profit at bue
prices paid by the elevator this
would millions
Who will make the other twenty?"
The necessity reaches little farther furnishing
the at about $3.50 month
months and the time and labor making SHIPMENT and making
vision for loading, The OF the trial shipment
individuals combination great
conversation with Bro Hamson that twenty would
organize with through
carg could successfully shipped and the 20 bushe saved
had the entire editorial responsibility W.
would undertake the shipment
funds by OF a small advance upon it.
number
700 foreandafr barkenn would be
month the Duluth to Liverpool Frghts the
would for ITSELF The would the
bohood OF $2 200 chartered with Freight
bushels at 1Oc bue from Duluth would So The wheat
between Crookston Liverpool about 40 Railroad
freight 1Oc vessel freight TO- makes zoe freight Charges Liverpool
MILL would be and insurance about the The of
10000 bushels But the would especially
counting freights
The Pioneer Press publishes
from 10 eight In the column
walls writen by loanbrok Vernda Mnn
loan at long and amoun
fooled by the lies OF these puocrac you
yourselves You daily
Associated Press lies than could trust burglar with
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
IAc lrElsAlloN AHe.

The Irrigation Age for October ist Is
n number OF very unusual interest and
Importance. II consists Of nearly sixty
pages. generously illustrated. One sin.
gle feature Of this number renders II In.
dispcnsibl- Ia every irrigator and in-
weston In irrigation enterprises. This
feature Is Its complete illustrated &C.
count Of the irrigation congress, which
occupies sixteen pages Of the Age. This
il something which should be widely
read aud preserved. BESIDES this. tho
Age will contain details Of the coming
campaign for li,e sessson os tho arid
lands. an account of the organization
ana nembersnip OF tnr new Amcs1cau
association Of irrigation engineers. u
description of the first sugar factory In
the world which depends on bects raised
by irrigation news. farm and orchard
papers. and other attractive reading.
This edition of the Age consists Of
500 copirs. II Will bs found on NIL
the news stands, and orders for extra
copies should bc promptly forwarded 10
either It's Denver or Salt Lake Offices.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
state Normal, srhooi OF Colorado.

This Institution offers u full acadenl.
ical and professional course. Students
having u good grammar school educa.
ton carnpl-tc the course In four wears.
Students having good scholastic attain
ments may finish in from one TO two
years. owing to proficiency. The pro-
fessional work embraces Psychology,
Science Of Instruction, Special Methods.
Lectures on School Supervisors. Ills
tory and Philosophy Of Education. The
school is fully equipped with the best Of
apparatus. A full corps OF excellent
teachers is In charge. Tuition il free
to all who expect to teach in Colorado.
The diploma is u life certificate In this
State. buildings not excelled; boarding
rs cheap as anywhere in the State. Sec
ond year opens September S, 1891. Three
terms year. Students can enter at the
beginning OF any term. Address Prin-
cipal Of the State Normal school, Greeley,
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

The envelope also contained what pur-
ported to be newspaper clipping,
which went on to state that some
trusted employe Of the government was
In collusion with the counterfeiters, and
had furnished the plates from which the
money had been made. Then there
was another slip In type-writinR which
said that II the party addressed wished
to purchase lie must send u telegram to
u certain address In New York and he
would at once be Informed how meet
Ing could he arranged. 1t would 10 alb
soiutcly necessary for Mr. Blank To 90
to New York To make the transaction.
and no communication would reaci,
him except the telegram ms directed.
Uncle Joe" looked the matter over,
and concluded lie would not send the
telegram, IN he had currency enough on
hand to lay in n supply Of grub for the
winter and prepare for next seasons
work on his ranch.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
Tn. Cn.rc,. . Grc., m.r.a,.

$50 YOU are from Montana ?" said a
ministerial appearing man who was
sharing his seat on an eastern railroad
with n western man. YES. sir" "Are
there any churches where YOU live ~
"ie mean one q these ere things with
a long sharp pint stickin up'n the air
like an oil can z" "lIas II not been OF
untold benefit to the community ?" II
reckon yer bout right, stranger" "Oh,
I'm glad 10 hear YOU say II. trust
your church has been the me;ins Of
healing discords and bringing about
harmony among ,orr people" "Ye
jes' hit 1t, stranger; II b.. ie see we
have a big pony race ever, Sunday
afternoon an there was always a power
ful lot o. nghtin' an shootin' bout
gittin' 'cm started even, so we laid a
lOO.yard co'rs' straight away from the
church an backed EN- mp ag'in II an
started EN- at the tap of snare drum.
Gosh. stranger ye oughter see the little
devils get down an hump themselves
when the minister hits that drum a
welt !"-Dakota News.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
K1retvse nase~ys.

This remedy is becoming 80 well
known and No popular rs To need u"
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittsrs sing the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine docs not
exist and II Is guaranteed TO do all that
is claimed. Electric liitters will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples. Itoils. Salt lthcum
and otner affections caused by impure
blood.-wtll drive Malaria from the
system and prevent As well rs cure all
MalariRl fevcrs.-For cure Of Headache.
Consultation mud Indigestion try
Electric Biticrs-E Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. ar money refuni.d.-lricc
70 cts. and SlUo per bottle ut any
Drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. +. N. Shrout. Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound. kas
saws: "1 feel IL my duty to tell YOU what
wonders DIR. king's New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis.
eased, and my parishioners thought
could live only u few weeks. took five
bottles OF DIR. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining % lbs.
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Continuation. writes: AFTER a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
1 am confident DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption. beats 'em all,
and cures when everything else fails.
The greatest kindness I can do my
many thousand friends is to urge them
to try it. Free trial bottles at any
drug store Regular sizes SOC. and 81.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
G"ltrc Gorge.

There has never been made, for gen.
e:al distribution. an art reproduction Of
the grandeur of Tol,ec Gorge that
equals. in accuracy of detail and beauty
OF co'oriug, the Aquarellc presented
with the October number Of the Grea,
Divide as its art supplement. Accuracy
Of detail was absolutely secured by al.
herring TO the lines Of the famous photo.
graph Of the scenes taken by Mr.. W. IL.
Jackson, while the colnring was made
by the Great Divides arts, after care.
ful study on the spot. The literary fea-
lures Of the journal are Of special inter.
est. the marvellous Molui Snake Dance
being described. with iull.page i!lustfa-
tions, by Dr. Il. ". Schufeldt, Of the
smithsonian Institute, "Nibsey's AZ.
fair" tillustiatcdl 10y Lutte II. johnson
"A story OF mining life in Colorado
and sketches. poems, popular scientific
articles of great variety and value,
make up the contents. Sample copies
OF the October number, containing the
art supplement. will be mailed TO any
one enclosing ten cents and addressing,
the Great Divide, Denver, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
To Sshs,ss u Nay Cesesvs.

In re-; Application Of Ira W. Ksnward
for admission To the bar OF the State
The supreme court OF the state ol
Colorado having by order OF court made
and entered on the I'D day Of Septem'
ber, A. ID. ls'l, requested the under
signed, judge Of the 9TH Judicial district
10 hear proofs offered and report his
findings Of facts with recommendation
To the supreme court In the matter OF
the application Of Ira ". kenward fol
admission To the bar Of this State.
II Is ordered that all parties inter
es,ed In the matter appear before me si
my chambers In Aspen. Colo. on the
aSth day Of October. A. ID. 1881. and
give their evidence In the matter Of said
application. THOMAS 4. RucKkn.
Judge 9th Judicial District.
AsrES, October !, lsol.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
nlslu.S Disr,

A New York party attempted to work
the green goods" game on prominent
citizen Of this valley recently. whom We
will call Joe blank tby request), but 1t
seems he didn't care to become rich too
rapidly.
Joe received u generous proposition,
and had he embraced the opportunity
he might have realized Handsomely on
the investment. 1t was a typewriter
letter Of two pages Of foolscap. from an
individual in New York, Offering to
furnish him green goods" at the rate
of 81 ,0OO for $3.50, or $4,000 for $1,000.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

In Treasurer Wilson's case against
the county commissioners for lights and
fuel. Judge fucker held that the county
was compelled Ia furnish these things
To the county officers. and II II did not
the officers were privileged To buy them
and the county must pay for them.
This settles disputed point abon,
past summer. and 1, also scores another
triumph for the county officials over
their arch enemy -liout; County Pilot.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
rssE SITUATION.
II. y. wILKERsoS.

u. y. wILkERsoS.
In u beautiful VT. yrH county
Where the matters OF White river run,
And the mountains hide the valleys
From the first bright beams Of the sun.
The political pot Is boiling
In manner that makes you langh.
And you wonder whcr. the wheat is
You See NO much OF the chaf.
Three have their eyes on the school.
house;
For III. ci-ikship only one tries;
Two would like In b- treasurer.
And strain every nerve for the prize
The, nil say they don't want the Office
That the pay Is too small, don't YOU
Yet why they should light No ilercely
Is CO, ,iainiy u mystery To nc.
l wonder II In this young county
I'm telling YOU o! In my story
The candidates run for the office.
Or, siinply. politicn, Htotyy
Tho asa slso sio~.ssV ,ssos osssss
Is surely n strange breed of cats
Who sits In the corner and watches
For mavericks among us poor rats.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
A.r,..i. 81, III, n,,l,, ..eu...

Count James Portau'es and Countess
Berthe rortaulcs. Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Pete Por'aulls. flofis>an'. Colo.
Geo. 4. Mcintosh. Cincinnati.
+. n. Moxon. Salidn. Colo.
T.. Fleming. Chicago.
J. q. rcasc, Kichlamd. Wis.
N. &. Darnali. wife and family. Craig
Miss n. n. Williams. Roanoke. Va.
II. W. Clark, kgko, No.
&. j. Shid.lcr. Buford.
N. $. Hooper. Buiord.
A. J. Ryan. White River.
T.. T.. Murphy. st. Louis. No.
+. Lee Forman. Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
rhss Means asusia ess.

must reduce my stock Of mems and
boys clothing. boots and shoes and fur
nishinR goods. inside Of thirty days. In
order 10 make room for stock Of
groceries. All goods will bs sold nj
cut and slash prices regardless Of cost.
$. PoRGss.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
c.,iror.,. r.rs. s.r.d.e...

Coseef pr1luction-net proiits-given
by a thousand farmers. Also hundreds
Of questions answered about California.
Sent free on application TO A. Phillips
4 Co., lOi Clark street. Chicago. H., or
~ Washington street. Boston, Mass.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

Hon. 81. J. BARLEY o: Glenwooi. Is
the Democratic nominee for prosecut-
ing attorney Of this district. Mr.. Bart
ley Is All able lawyer.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

lion. Henry wattcrson. the venerable
father of tho editor Of the Louisville
Courier. Journal. Is at the point Of
death. lie Is the sole survivor Of the
Twenty. sixth congress.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

G.. W, Thayer, water, ! 10
same, services ms janitor. ..... rs IL
+. Z. Harp. hauling ....... .... ! %
Attix Bros. medicine for HILL. 1 90
Good Shepherd Industrial school o 30
Mrs. S. q. Wright, boarding pris-
oners. .... 3. I3
q. W. Foreman, postage. ....... -
John J. Niblock, services as com
missioner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b ~
On road fund
+. n. Joliantgen. blacksmithing. : . 30
Welty 4 Bailer, bridge timber. 81 on
Ed Proctor. road work. ......... lOi 05
Sheridan 4 Smith, lumber...... - Is
II. Stadtman, lumber ........... Il 90
Bill Of Mrs. n. ID. Skinner, $40, was
disaiiowed.
Application OF q. W. Thayer as jan
itor was rejected.
The road report on road commencing
below bridge across White river at Bea-
Yer creek, thence in Il westerly direction
TO u point in See. 10. Up. s.. II, 81 W.,
was, on motion. rejected.
Report OF, road through Thayer ranch
was accepted, ana uTdesrd psst IN record
and declared open for travel.
Report OF road commencing ut north
east OF j. l.. MclIatton's ranch and
running over the most practicable route
TO point near ". II. Jones' stable, was
accepted and road ordered open.
Clerk WIS instructed 10 order two
vauit doors NJ factory price, siOJ.
Ad Smith was appointed road over.
seer .! 9th district; and Bcn Nichols
for 9Th district.
This following appropriations were
made for the year isy.:
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

The Democrats captured most Of tht
city and town Offices throughout Con
nccticut last Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

County poll. 81; militat, poll. 81.
On motion IL was ordered that bonds
be issued In satisfaction Of Judgment IN
favor OF John {. Davis.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

Charles Stewar; Parnell. the great
Irish leader. Is dead.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

An engine will sometimes blow fel.
low up IL he puts on too much pressure
so will some women.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
C.s.esi Dsssp.

On Monday evening ~ town board
met and transacted ~ >Baal routine
Of business. Present. Sor Lyttle,
Trustees ises,usr. CraioH Johantgen,
Mediation and Roooeg. i the absence
OF Clerk wildhack. NJ. 6eemer was
detailed to record tho prooeediDgs.
Minutes of previosss oneseing read and
disposed Of In tl,s usual 0anner.
Petition Of Il. Hastks. 6 Al. In refer
snce 10 sidewalks wao red. and. upon
motion, the PRAYER q petltioaers WAS
granted and sidewalk oe6aeed built.
It WAS moved that u. Major and S.
Porges bs notified 70 ~ syssdswalk In
front Of their propssty = Main street
within ten DAYS. The Dsejpn prevailed.
and the marshal wss inGGActed In the
premises.
Warrants were ocdsssd drawn In
favor Of the following:
Sheridan h Smith. lumber. ......St ~
TME MxEKER HxaALD. publiah.
Ing ordinance. .................. " O0
Jewctt 4 NsKeowu, eer'.ag..... I 81
Meeker Hotel, board = -. 10 Ot
NJ. T. Ryan. salary for July, Aa.
gust and September. ....... 25 U
T.. 4. WILDER. salary for Septem-
ber ............................7 rs N
II. Romine. street work. .......... II y
Frank Watson, same. e............. g
Jim Deane, same. e............... 73i
Ames Bros.. same. e.............,.. 81 ~
II WAS ordered that the funds In the
hands of the town treasurer To tile
credit Of the artesian we'll fund bs
transferred To the general fund.
". A. Brown and T.. =. Wilkerson
OF the State Historical company. nj
dressed the council. making u proposi,
ton 10 publish one page cut In their
coming volume of Meeker and Of prin-
cipai buildings for $50. A committee
consisting Of Messrx. I'eemer, Johant-
gen and Rooney, WAS appointed TO con
fer with the largest tAx. payers for AL
expression OF opinions In tho matter be'
fore any definite action bc taken.
The board then adjourned.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ELEcTios, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, lsoi.
State Ticket.
for Judge OF tn. suprcn" Court.
l.. NJ. GODDARD,
or Leadville.
Cosasy Ticket.
For Clerk and Recorder.
l.. Is. wALBRlDGE.
OF Meeker,
Por Treasurer.
JOHN II. SITLINGTON.
OF Thurman Creek.
Por co,nmi.s .sion.r-sccond District.
JOHN A. WATSON,
OF Meeker.
for sherin.
RICH ARD TOVEY.
Of Rangely.
For Assessor,
JAMES HAYES,
Of White River.
Fur sut-rint. ndent of Schools,
JAMES LYTTLE,
Of Mecker.
for surveyor,
WILLIAM e. LACY,
OF Pice-uncc Creek.
Hor Coroner,
HARRY NIBL.OCK,
OF Mceker.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10
NV. HUcUs. J.c DAVIS.
!. w. Hugus g. Co.,
BANKERS.

transact y General ilnnking Eusine-s
aiyhest price paid for County Warrants. In
forest allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
lrswn on Eastern Cities and Europe.
Correspondents, kountzc bro-.. New York:
first National Hank. Omaha; First Ma
tionai hank. Denver; First National hank,
Raviins. wyo.: First National itank, Glen
wood Springs: und IN all principal cities Of
Europe.
Collections Pron,psiy Attended so.
The Meeker herald., 1891-10-10

Advertise ~ T'ur u-rttp.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-05
Three Classes Keeley Can't Cure

There are three classes now attending
there who are not benefited. There is the
wealthy class who go down there and are
cured, and then they fine themselves out of
business. They have no intellectual pug-
suits and no longer see the enjoyments of
the race course or the club, so that in some
instances they haae resumed the old habits.
Another class is composed of those afflicted
with a sort of species of insanity. They
are usually intellectually brilliant, O. have
been, but there is scarcely enough brain
force left to build upon in an effort to
change their mode of life. A third class is
the t~houghtless young man or boy, who
usually belongs to the wealthy class, and is
there, az he Bays, to please the old man.
Those look upon it xs a vacation. and 20
away from Dwight in some instances only
to return. I'm hero again, Doctor re-
marked one on his second visit. THE boys
said | could not drink. and l thought |
would show them l could But the doctor
told him to 90 home again; that he could
not and would not waste his time on sucL
patients"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-05

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
y of the First judicial district of the state OF
Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis and
Clark.
James Sullivan and I. Marks, plaintiffs vs.. j.
E. Byrne. defendant.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You BY the above named plaintiff
Of d the b state Of Montana, in and for the county. Of
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
fled therein: within ten days (excluslye q the day
out q t It sso COUNTY E.ib1 but within It'll tiis district, within
twdsnsy dAfbs b. d GtheiE' will w b. take aeft sg. dnss' you or
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action L. brought to recover Judgment
eighty-four and sixty one-hundredths dollars, with
interest thereon from August Il: 1871, and costs
Of suit. the plaintiffs having paid said sum q
suydam in satisfaction Of a certain Judgment
duly given and rendered, entered and docketed
in said district court on june H. 1891, IN 1svoa
named defendent, affirming on appeal the judg-
ment Of one Q. W. Fleischer, justice Of the peace,
IN s I e soulah to " aaid p district aDS e court on May 5, 1880 ISL
the plaintiffs herein, the said james Sullivan and
!. Marks being the sureties upon the undertak-
ing on said appeal and thereby became liable for
the payment of said Judgment On appeal. and
having paid the same, as aforesaid.
And you are hereby notified that il YOU I'll to
asainst YOU for said sum Of slsL6O with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF August, 1881. and
costs of suit.
trict court of the, First judicial district Of the
and Clarke, this 4th day of Decem Der, in the year
of our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and
n'h snsr. JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
ii, r, THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
STERLING and MUFFLY. attorneys for plaintiffs