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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20
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J. l.. Thatcher Of Aspen. VAS ;sklns
in tile Sights Tuesday.
James u. Murphy II San Francisco
Registered y, the M.-s.r hotel Mui,siay
Miss Eliza ifoseack departed f,r The
town Of ouIsy on Thursday morning
stage.
William Mckrawn. accompanied h,
his bT";h"t. u. J.. Icf, for fi,,shut.
Pa. un Tucsiay. ga brief visit.
DE- Camp went Ia Csiiundais ~
TUESDAY &, attend to some business a.
fats. lie will he back in few DAYS.
Miss Mathews. the popular llufnrt
teacher. departed On sgndiaY'. stage .ul
California. where she will spend III,
summer.
br. Jones reports IL. sanitary cuu,
dition If M.-.cr excellent. which i,
had for the men Of medicine. though
not had 'Jr the town.
W. \. Crsbiss. a well known WON
ing stage man. was visiting l.. T. shcr
men. agcn, of the L. :. line at Til,
point. during the week.
Judge Brown II Lily Park. was visit,
Ing friend. in Mccs-r during She week
Tie judge will shortly l., over here {,
60 on n PROSPECTING tour in the up,-r
White country.
Prof. Baird If iiupklyn. y. y. ar
rived this week and is the CUES, IT III,
wilson brothers Of Milk creek. As .
performer on the piano the professor
has few equals.
Senator Eddy won two victories H.
fore the county court last week. and ~,
Sunday started for the Cod less hamlet
located at the junction Of Platte ri,et
aud Cherry creek.
John W. Lowell and wife. II Lii,
Park. wen, gu; to Glcnwcpd on wc,lnes
day. where Mr.. Lowell will remain f.,
a week OF 80 un accoun; Of his health
which has been pccr Of late.
Miss Ada Ssnderson arrived from
NeckcT. Colo. on Thursday morning
and Ia tile guest Of SIR. y. Major and
family. at their residence near town.
Winters Gala Express. June 9Th.
{. W. Foreman was out in Coyo,,
Basin during the week doing some sur.
vcFinc f'r 'hn keystone outfit. and
wA''auIi there Travelled over d consider.
able scope % country Ever, where hc
found plenty Of emss and nu grades Of
stl,. DO iua condition.
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FAST STEAM YACHT.
she WIN ~ Capable Of Developing .
Speed of Thirty Aiiss sa Hour.

she VIII ~ Capable OF Developing .
sps~d os Thirty Aiiss ." Hour.
DR.. G. ID. Miller. OF PoushkeepsIo.
Is building u steam yacht which. from
tho general Dimensions and finely
drawn lines. promises to mako II
record ~ d speedy craft She is OF
peculiar model. being long and mar
row. ms can 10 judged by tho follow
'ng dimensions: Length over ali. 81
feet ! inches; length on water line.
~ feet; extreme beam. 0 feet Z inches;
irnught. I fset; Aspth. b feet 3 inches.
Tho stem. sternpost. keel and frames
arc OF wcll-soasoned oak. Tho ''iead-
woods" are OF yellow pine. and tn"
planking OF oak scvon-aigh,hs Of TN
.nch In thickness to tho water line.
Tho sides. rails. plank shears. etc.
arc nil Of mahogany rcven-clgh'hs oil
All Inch In thickness Tho decks ARE
u white Pine ard tho cabins Will 30
finished In mahogany. Tho cabin
trunk Is about 81 Zoe, long and high In
proportion. with ten sldo ports. The
pllo,-hou,o IL Ia tho forward part OF
Tho boat. and IL built Of mahogany
finished with cedar. Tho deck, nru
roomy. tho forward one b,Ine II fec,
long and tho after ono !: feet. with n
space between tho cabin trunk and
10 bui~Ars, Of - inches Tn. bull
wark. mr., 8 feet high. With brass
,,snchions % inches high from top OF
iaaIn rail. A. far ne tho Interior a..
,ings hro concvracd. tho forecasts,
will hAy. four fo!din. berihs. and b.
,lnlsh-l In hard wood. ns also tho
,ailcy. which 1, directly nbaft. and is
Toe, aad d inches long. AZ, Of this Is
the main saloon. IL f-.i long. ard hay
Ing head rom 81 8 !cos I: inches. with
lockers. which. -hrn open. place four
gcsd..iscj bar,hs n, tho disposal of
Tho o~nsr and his friend. On tho
por, aldo IL = ~ell..quIppcd toilet
room foot long and extending tho
full width Of tho yacht Passing
through this. And between II and tho
snssnc-roon. IL a s;a,e-room contain
In. i-o largo single bpr'hs md n
sarirobp. Tho prppu!l!ns Pc--r slli
10 n Iipl. expansion -nsin-. having
cylinder. 7siisis with n a-lnch
a,roxa Tho boiler |. OF tho Robpri.
coil ,ype q fcos g inches long and $
'rr; vide. Tho air. fg-l and clrruls,-
n. pamps Will bp ruin BY an ind1prad.
20 % s pa:gss esst!s xSse sissiy. fssrs
sili Alec bs an Independent donkey
,.mp and email cnsino Tor working
Tho blower and electric lighting mp.
para;g. IN each side Of tho boiler
sFo tho coal huak-rs. having a cspaoi.
- Of abous four ions. IN, wheel.
raddcr shoe. steam bearing. and a..
external n,sinrs will 10 q. bronze. Il,
Z. ospo-;-I ih., sho viii t,s capable OF
developing sf.>rd Of nearly thirty
allies an hour. and hsr career will b.
watched pi,h epasI4.rab,. interest. "a
no 10 tho Gre; zach, of 'hi. dc.criP.
lon ever built 81 tho banks Of the
iiut..on N. Y. sun.
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10 ms or No. to me-Ths nigh school.

10 He or Not To He-Th. nigh school.
The question of establishing high
school in Meeker is again live topic
OF discussion among a goodly number
of our citizens. The question is II very
important one and Will always com
mand n hearing until the matter is
finally disposed OF.
|: will be remembered that Mt the late
election for school directors the taXpay-
ers of the district divided on this ques-
ton and the anti high school ticket was
elected by IA large majority. Defeat ut
the polls has not, however, discouraged
those In favor Of higher education, and
they are rs earnestly at work In behalf
OF their fayorite measure as ever, with
fair prospects OF attaining the object
sought for much sooner than antici'
pated.
Up to date the argument advanced
against the establishment OF Il high
school consists OF two points, namely.
the burden on the taxpayers and the
prcinlturcness of the scheme. II being
claimed that the results Ia be attained,
at the present time, would hardly Justify
the outlay. rs there are only II few
scholars ready 10 enter the higher range
OF studies. On the other hand the high
school advocates maintain that Meeker
no, only needs such mn institution for
the purpose Of putting the proper intel
lcctual FURNISH on our rising manhood
and womanhood, but for the accom-
mediation of all who might wish To avail
themselves Of the educational adsant-
ages thus afforded. II Ii also claimed
by thoss In favor Of high school that
IL would attract Ia Mccs.r desirable
class OF residents and thereby greatly
benefit the town. This 4, strong
point.
As We have stated above. Ia. ques-
ton is mn important onr and should not
bs hastily considered. II will b. nearly
tire. months before school opens again
and In the meantime. III. matter can bc
discussed In all It's bearings.
The HERALD Is not authorized 10
speak for the school board. but ~. feel
confident that the boari will meet the
l,'n- In the RICH, spirit when the Tim.
for action arrives.
AMI now for word defining the
editors individual position on ;hi, very
importan, subject. a, heavy taxpayer
aud one who la, done isof- than his
share In building w Mr.E-r, W. would
say: TnE HERALD fAyors III, .,,ab'
l.shinrn, Of u high school II 1t i needed
and Is no, Iolns 10 tr ien great n bur
i~n on the taxpayers, In other words.
We ,,o NJ, van, To s.e Mr-i-f's property
"an-fs ,aa-i for the msln,Aincnr- OF
such an Institution unl-s, IL is n-r-s.
sits and 1, going Ia L. ~ some h-n.ii,
In ihosp Who pa, the taxes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

We desire To asy to our citizens. ,ha.
for tcafs W. have teen selling Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
DF. Kings New LII. Pills. Bucslcn's
Arnica salye aud Electric Bit;cTs. and
Lave never handled remedies tina, sell
as we'll. ur that have given such uniycr.
sal satisfaction. We do no, hesitate to
guarantee them every time. and No
stand ready To- refund the purchase
price u satisfactory results do no, fal.
low their Use. These remedies ha,.
son uiciF rrca, pcpularit, purely on
Their merits. All iTnggista.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20
cENJEReoARo STEAMER.


- L0uis Nas's ttsn IN Ssssbsns oeS~S
and tniAnd Navigation
Tho problem OF providing some
method by which oc-an-solng cargo
ships may reach tho river cities has
boon taken up by Andrew H. Lucas.
Of S. Louis. Ilo hn, !nyen'a! =
,~ln-hull ARCHAEOLOGICAL ship. which
can DO made sery!eoabls for the
navigation of tho ocean and OF rivers
OF ordinary depth. Tho Inventor Is
nj pros.n, In this city for tho pur-
poss Of consulting with Naval Archl.
tect wniir-d Sylvan IN nuforcnco 10
III. plan. Of tho vessel. which is To
b, built by Cramp 4 Sons. OF Fhila-
dolphla
Tho Mississippi river" no said
recently. ii. too shallow To accom-
nodn,-. ocean steamers OF ordinary
construction. md IL 10 I'll. purpos. OF
ia. ad It..,abl.-sool vessel TO osorcom-
this difficulty. To ih!. end n craft
ha. bc-n devised combining river
steamboat. and nh ocean steamship.
Tho ship has two hulls. uni,cd nj
,h,lr forward cad by a solid bulk.
head. and having mn open .pa., 10.
tween ,h.m toward tho sierra These
hull. ar, intended rs holds for the
cargo. and will also afford span, for
tho accommodation Of part of the
machinery used In propciiing tho
vessel. Enrn viii savo stationary
keel. b-'~oon ihcss hulls viii b
An adjustable k.ul. which can b.
.
lowered and raised al pleasure In
short. 'hi. aaiu.'ab', keel 10 tho old
principle OF tho c-n''reoard adapted
70 .ra-soln. ships Of considerable
tonnage
Tho 'also keel can h' lowered b.
proi--F machinery In tho space so,uoca
tho hulls 10 isien tho Ordinary Inner
.son OF tho loaded chip. That Is 10 say.
suppose Tho or'iinsr. drsuah' OF y oae
'hoHsand-'on loaded chip should eS
s1s"n 'or'. under which conditions chs
could run up rivor Ike tho M!ss!s
sippi n' FAR Ne 81. Louis al nearly al
ordinary s'arUs oil water. when shs
should DO ca'.cd upon !" So 10 soa hot
false Keel could 10 lowered 10 fourteen
fcci below III" linp OF her normal
drsush'. giving hnr n total practical
immcrslon of '~cn'y-oan fcu:. viii
corresponding resistance 10 storm OF
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No n,,r.rtsi,iso ron nv.

"Nov. u you'll do jus, ~ I tell you.
you can catch all the irpu, YOU can
carry" and Ia, gave one OF his con.
iiIcntisi winks. The instructions w.tc
given To- all old f,.Hshcruian recently.
and faithfully carried out. Ne the ono
who received the advice was met on
the hanks OF the White by HERALD
representative few days after. When
asked ~ Ia wha, luck lie lad. he an.
swercj: "po you cSrcc, a man 10 have
any luck fishing for such a refined fish
az a trout is with maegoisr Why. l, is
disgusting very thought Of 1t.
followed Pats advice TO iish with bait.
and here have been for three blessed
hours. trying my luck waiting for n
bite. have h-cn feeding smokers and
vhitcfsh tilt the, 60, sick. ani I'm in
the same nN. Some people. know.
like 4, iisli with bait. bat I consider it a
rather tame sport. From NV cN.
,~rricEce there is only one wa, to fish
for trout. and tina, is with the artificial
iy then science IL called into play. aud
there Ia some excitement in seeing a
trout take the CANDY gns' one il 50 ar
;isucally PLAYING on the water. Fish
ing with bait Is wha; call poi-iishing.
and those who wish IL eau have my
share"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

The Zi'.man brothers. who have b-.il
residents oi i!u iilancn for ahon, STA
years, have len ~. Jim left W-'ln-s'
day 81 last week for fii,,buTs, wh-fr
b. vii! shortly w~,i hell- OF tbs
Smoky city. AMI will reside ,hrF. Per
man.n,ly. Before leaving here h-
leased his mesa ranch to the Ed. and
Al Hall for i-fipi Of hyc y-ais.
George left week later. and his Oh.
icr,is- point is the ns. stats o. Wash.
ln.,un.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

In the lIarri. Gill.y ease Jury trial
was had on Saturday last. and 1, r.'
suited In u verde, for the plaintiff. 4
motion Tor u new trial was male by Mr.
Gii..y's counsel, but IN. court over
ruled IL, An execution WAS issued. and
"a sale Of III. property In the sheriff
custody Will take place on TUESDAY
next. Ih!F;y.on. head Of horses viii
L. disposed Of u; public auction. Thus
end, tile moo; noted ease Ia the Annals
Of the county, history.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Superintendent OF Schools Foreman
is in receipt Of numerous applications
from teachers who desire an opportun.
ity TO follow their calling in this par, Of
the wild and woolIy west. One appli.
cant from Missouri. we believed for.
wards with 6rs,-class papers shor,
postscript TO the effect that he ia
confident Of being able to thrash an,
man. woman or ciiild in the county
should such measurCs De- found uecfs.
sarY in the pursuit q his business Wc
would advise The AicCker sehr1l blsnI
70 engage this gentleman at once Hes
lie nan We have been looking tos
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Yes" said n wellknown son Of Erin
a few DAYS ago, Il hav. had the grip,
When IL first struck me I did no, know
what the matter was AMI felt Ike the
devil. was tired and weary. and for
tho life Of me could not understand
what made me 80 tired. - was by no
means killing myself with work. tn.
result was, got mad with myself, took
n drop of the 'crayier' too much, and
next day arose free Of tie grip. l tell
you, It's the devils own trouble.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Hungry Higgins -" say. boss, !
haven't had bite to eat inf four DAYS.
Nudge ihurryins bSl-"Ahi have hai
{" decline seven Invitations 10 dinner In
the same r.tiol IT time. Funny how
things average up ism, i,."-indianaI.o'
u, sruiIE~l.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Headache. rni f-,.r. 10 cleanse the
system .n-ciuails. ,r, rcn;iy. when es.-
'iS- at bilious. ct when the bloe! ia i'm.
pure or sluggish. 10 I.-rnian-nil, cure
hshliusl constipation. 10 awaken I'll.
kidneys nni liver 10 a health, activity.
~i,hou, Irritating OF w,akcnin. ,hr,n.
,,sc Syrup Of fis,.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

McssIs. Sheridan 4 smith ha,. been
quite huss II late lcycIins the ground
adjacent, &" their planning mill prrrara.
'nrr Ia moving their lumler ward
thereto. TIE, own tract iiass'o. aud
ibs combination 81 mill and ward Is a
rIupsr move.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Nv horse. Belgium. will stand the
coming SEASON at the Rio IIlanco stables.
a, Mceksr. three days in the week.
Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY. Ser
vice fees. SIS for single mare for
the season. Sl2 for six or upwards.
Terms cash or good papcr. Arrange.
menis in regard to same made by II. n.
barnard. proprietor Of above named
stables. Belgim is a cbestnu, sorrel.
IL hands high: weighs 1850: sired by
Belsiums Messenger Of Nebraska; dam
lsmlel'1nian mare.
ASots y. C.NNrBEiL.
o..
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Everybody should attend the church
rnnccr, n, the school house OIL Thurs.
day evening. East 81 the range Mrs
chandler has an established reputation
IN high musical circles as Flashed
artist - both vocal and instrumental.
Turn out aud take advantage Of an up.
poftuniiy rarely offered in this town.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Quite number @: the Hfc insuranr.
p'lici.s recently written NJ here ~ .
travelling insurance man have hccn IT,.
icci.j h, the companies represented.
II va the prevailing impression here
that the I !. IN. was doing business too
much on tho go as you. please" plan
to IL gilt cigc.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Colonel W. =. Holt, one OF the oldest
and heaviest cattle raissrs in the West,
WAS interviewed by u Denver News re-
porter the other day, and among other
things, said the advance in stock cattle
has just begun; that while beef nigh,
he lower toward fall on account Of the
range output, but that II general adj
vance nil along the line would be main
tanned from now on. The colonel went
into details AMI give indispuiable facts
aud figures 10 sustain his position.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Frank Sheridan KEEPS bachelor hall
io,k atau, him. lie SWEEPS and dus;s
lis ropm morning and evening regularly
10 keep UP hts spirits.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

One hundred thousand head II range
cattle are an the trail from Texas for
Colorado. Wyoming aud Montana feed.
In. grounds. This il IL. iAis-s, drive
since '>i.whcn ia".ooo head wcr- bsuus,,
up from the Panhandle region.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

simpl, arply "swayne's Ointment. ''
n" Internal medicine required. Gun.
letter. eczema. itch. all cuup,iuus on the
face. hands. n,.se. etc. leaving the skin
clear. white AMI healthy. Its rtra,
healing and curative powers are posses
sed hy no ether remedy. Ask Your
druggist for swa,u.'s Ointment.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

The Social Club have changed the date
of their dance from SATURDAY. to Friday
tile evening preceding the Fourth
As the Alliance AMI Oranges In the
vicinity hold their festivities on sa,ui.
day the club wisely concluded no, In In.
tcricrc With them. Our picu.ly.inclincd
people which means over nine.tcn,hs
OF u.s. will he pleased with the change.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

School T-arhcf-''johnny. you may
tell inc vhai success means" Jnhnny
The prosperous termination Of any
thin. Attempted" schsal TEACHER
" Now. iInbhy. wha, is failure -
iIpbh,-"Ma says IA is.''-Iuisc.
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LoneG. >o. a., o. v.

Meets ever "Wednesday evening al,
: o'clock in tie iIu=us block. vi.i,in.
mcm,-Is cordially received.
W.. \. k.LLra. y. T..
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Al n ministerial conference the pre-
siding officer announced tina, Elder IL.
would at the afternoon session. read u
paper on The Devil" and added,
PLEAS. I've prompt In Attendance. for
liTu,her u. has carefully prepared
paper and is full OF his subject. "-ES'
change.
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s.s. aud ss,s.. ss.sss,.

sam bernstein pay. tho highest cash
p'ir's iur all kinds g. hides and iur., II
Nuu have any 'urs Ut hides Ia sell call on
Bernstein.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

For drugs. medicines, paints. h,uks.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
leii eisssos. artist. materials. musita
goods etc. etc. go W s1u1 v1ur rruers
go pf. r. s'uFcr RAu'ns. Wyoming.
aHj set ne ts5, goods ~ lowest u-.r.a
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

For Chinese stis handk-fu'icfs.
au-.nswATc and fame, rnrsi.. oall On
John Wong. a, the Hing krc Laundry.
Goods received iii-r, irum China.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

ON. Of the lest paper, in the United
States 1, the Chicago Iie,ali. The
weekly edition of til, trs;-ciaN' Iamil,
rar~t aud Inr HERALD for $500 Tor
one year.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

ON ~ ENJOY -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the sw
TEN ciIecluslly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
dnccd, pleasing To the taste and nc.
ccplable 10 tho stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for salo in Doe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gisls. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC SY2Up co.
say FRANCISCO. ca.
foHsYitE. I. ksY fosS. ~
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Subscribe fur TiiE HERALD and San
Francisco W.ckly Call. Only sS.sj fuf
both papers. Specimen copies can he
hal b, addressing this Office.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

=. spurloci MAS knocked ,-ns-l.ss b,
a hnckinr iuurio In the fore iafi II
the week. tie h. l.. landin: his man sic.
.-.sinlly. y" serious injuries sus.
,airr,i. however.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

IN some sections III. grass on IL,
range is more abundant than In many .
meadow
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

"Dij you ever tesj that new prpiuc.
lion Lines on the Hudson River
scrncr,t' inquired the LITERARY young
woman. "Ah.' replied the youth. II
know what ,ou mean. Thcm's railroad
tracks. f-llcstpe fcsf.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

II the M-vk.r,,-s don't wan, I. r-i-.
bfa,- on tl,r Fourth what's tho matter
with going Oh, and having n vp,i time
with the granger. IN The wcnisy
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Tho annual destruction II shade Tree,
by predatory cattle has cnmm-ncrd.
How much longer will the citizen, q.
Mrrirt stand this ou,Eas-g
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Wonder IL the band boys will r-, ou,
M the Fourth and give us Yankee
Ds-ilcf We haven't forgotten their
Last year . attempt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Bob Wells had collar. broken
oyer week ago near Hue mountain, II
horse having thrown him.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Don't forget that the dance will bc
given on Friday evening. the 81, instead
Of Saturday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

Just the thing for the ladies'. For 81
cash. THr IIruNLp and The Home
Magazine. each Tot onr year. Call and
sc, u sample Of the magazine. free.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-20

rcrii's -"C.mr. i'cnc!np-. don;
mnpr 50. Y"a wrr- RICH, in refusing
him. lie IL u worthless scamp. Pencil.
,p- Yes. frrii,s. hut jus, Think.
What will the I-o"r fellow do 'ot lisiu.
now thu; he eanno, marry m.r''- Mum.
s~y'. Weekly.
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Rev. Mr.. Rich, the new minister Of
81. James church. is expected Ia arrive
during the coming week.
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We understand u few horse races are
being airang, II for the Fourth.
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Strawberries In this section will be
later than usual. owing Ia the con
iinu.d cool weather this spring.
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Meets ,lr second and fourth sa,ur.
lals in each muu,h. Visiting Ls.ihtcn
cordially invited.
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JAIG.s LSTyLss. Secretary.
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Ladies' bnnn-,s. u tin. assortment
ani u; reasonable prices, u; :. for.-s.
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Whenever two people find !, Necessary
10 agtec on their rights. there's going I,
lie trouble. -A'chisrn Globe.
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Tie annual crop OF range accidents
Is coming on apac'.
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Jimmie Henry. who had leg broken
three weeks ago yesterday. l. able Ia Ia
around again with the aid .! ctnich-s.
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German silver mouniings. oniy So. 81
and - each. at saitmafsh'..
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Ammunition aud ashin. tackle a,
>aIimar4hs.
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Ammunition and fishing tackle a
s,i,marsh's.