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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

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One OF the best papers in the United
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weekly edition Of this tirst-class family
paper and The HERALD for $3.50 for
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Is. Porges leads in low prices when 1t
comes to hats and caps, boots and shoes,
md gents furnishings.
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SShsol Matters.

In the Mesa district wr.s Tomiln.ou
carried on the honos in the second
election.
Yesterday the M.cirr schools closed
for the term. and now for three months
yacaiion'
Mex, Friday aud Saturday Sut-fin.
icndcnt Foreman will hold his second
quarterly examination.
Th- examinations yesterday and the
ia, before In the Mrekrr schools proved
very satisfactory Ia the TEACHERS.
In the second election In Powell Park.
whcIr there wrrr lies fot both offers u.
president and secretary. M~.sfs. Levi,
Allen and John Purcell wrtr successful
Di.,s.c, M. =. Pies anc-. el-c,-,, J.
u lacy president. ltute uidland s~cfe
iary. AMI Clarence Sawyer treasurer
They aiso decided To build their school
housr at the mouth 1t Hack sulphur.
The c,o,in; exercises Of tho public
school will take place In the school,
house hall next Mosda, evening. The
public generally i, invited 4" ATTENDING
s.imii,anc- charged. \ st~niii pro
grain. consisting Of songs. i-ciama,ions
dialogues. etc. will t- rrndrtr.i BY til,
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II, the scholars,
Nddrc.. of Welcome Nellie sIinpc
Defamation. ......... Tummys Choic
Freddie Nichols,
! Dialogue. What We Learn al SChpr
Fiy, little boys.
Recitation The I,r,,ok and Wee El,i
Hattie Moo;s.
Song Spriup Worl
Nv tho little folks.
A Garden .Iin.ic CIV Sp,tli,
Dialogue, What Girls Love 10 ID
Six it'll. girls,
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

John a. Hail. after enjoying several
weeks II ranch life at his place In Anal
basin. came over Thursday and y--i~t.
da, morning icf, Tot his Denver home.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

AZ Ashley. Utah. = few DAYS ago Hob
Nelson shot and seriously injured 1,~i
Watson. They arr 10th min~rs. and
had dispute over mining claim
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Joe rci,icr WAS down from tho forks
THURSDAY. and gave Tmn HERALD Of
ler cali. lie reports everybody In
that section busy.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

The ilrst crop of alfalfa will soon b
ready Ia cut Ia this section.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Rich and pra.ty American girls arc
in demand in Leoyon. SAYS an English
paper. nahl No 'Seubt. They're in
demand here. too.g
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ESQ a,.ANco lons.R 40. 80. 4. y. 4
.. -.

Meets the second and fourth Satur.
days in each month. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
II. e. PETERSON. W. ".
JAMES LYTrLE. Secretary.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

A daily mail IL no~ b-,ns asked Tot
trt~~-n Ax,ai and Craig. II shoald h.
granted. as the growing needs of this
section Of lt~ar river demand H.
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POm SALE.

A fine pair Of almost new hand. made
..chsv~.n VIII t,s so'Sa cssssS. Aaqalrs
at The HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

When men get into high words they
generally use low laiiN9agc.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

IPnt your horses up at the Rio Blanco
Stables. You will find High Barnard
there to attend to them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

a nns ranch on iAppa river and I
bunch Of cattle for sale. lnquirr al thi,
otficc.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Tho.- II. lies AMI family. who have
l-~n rus'icaiin. at I.-aisiiIc for a few
weeks past, came In Thursday on their
way home In Asiai basin.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23
FOR AALE.

A webs,er's unah<tiged Dic,ionery.
As good as new. wilrseu for less than
half original cost. Inquire AZ this oilsce.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

k/Gcn'.' furnishing goods In cndlcs,
variety al $. forsrs.
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" The iincst and NEST cotaplc,c line OF
o. novelties In perfumes ever shown in
Meckcr. ATTtx Bros.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

bOricr your carpets from Ssi'matsh.
scw-i AMI Fitted 10 your rooms al les,
pticr than you can get them In Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

From all accounts the roundup Is
progressing fayofabiy.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

I have lot Of line Young g.ldings and
mares which viii sell at prices 10 suit
the times. II. II. DRgirCss.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

The safety rapr may he good to
shave with. but II "A 20 use to colcrcd
gentleman nj datytc\
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

County Surveyor Lou Fowler left on
Thursdays stage for Denver. lie will
be ab,@ni for nh Indefinite period.
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No wonder oldy-yplc say Young folk,
are no, like they ii To be. There is n
decided difIrrcncy ihsvcry crop.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

M--.rs. Thompson \ Clarke have n
srw al on the iitst page. itcad 10.
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", Is not bravery to defy danger when
there IL no danger.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

YLadics' t,onncis. a fine aSsorimrn,
aud at reasonable prices, at :. Porgrs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

TmE HERALD s,s' the Homo Maya
rinc fot 81. Sub.cfitc now.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Va new invoice OF goods just received
at porscs. Call aud examine gvUis and
prices.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

There are many estiy settlers around
here. but they don't Ahpay promptly.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Straw hats arr beginning 10 SHOW
which way the wind bl5Ws.
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THE SOUTH siDE ROUNDUP
VIII meet al liangcly June 9Th.
J. Il. SrIrLiSoroS.
Captain.
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Sam Bernstein pays the highest cash
prices for all kinds of hides and furs. II
you have any furs or hides TO sell call on
bernstein.
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rs,u-.. Fancy Ars,ei.s.

IvFor Chipcse silk handkerchief,
quecnswarc and fancy goods, call on
John Wong. at the Hug Kcc Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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VALENTINE LODGE. Ne. .,.s.o.o.v p.

Meets every Wednesday evening at
: o'clock In the iugus block. Visiting
members cordially received.
wv. A. KELLER, n. q.
s. PoRoScs. Secretary.
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0ossSss

YETI al the Rio isianco Stables are wsil
fed and we'll cared for.
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Esi'haired ~ouNp are To br the fash
ion this year, and iik &aoi photographers
viii work the white hofss into an early
grave.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

All kinds Of hardware at Thompson
Il Ciatke's, next door TO postoficc.
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Jus, the thin. for the ladies'. For 81
cash. Tmx HERALD md The Home
Magazine. each for one war. Call and
get a sample Of the magazine. free.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Nothing carry on curse than crows
the, are u the catrioA> kind. you know.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

" Blue grass hay and careful attention
given horses Mt the Rio Blanco Stables.
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A few good mares and lilies sired by
good stations. Cheap for cash.
L. T.. WAGNER.
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Airs. Coopcridcr has just received n
new invoice Of fame, millinery. and will
close out the same at astonishinsiy Low
figures. have made my last order
this season.
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Yoricfs fos custom made clo;hin. n
$. l'osErs'.
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Wine cigars and totaccos nj the post.
Office store. A;tix }ros.
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the drucr.
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H)rugs and pa,cn, medicines, a, At,i
lit.s.
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v Ranch s--ds al Thompson s ciarkc's,
next daot 10 fosioffice.
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Decoration day next Saturday.
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rxAcmxsss, EXAMINATION.
0Grts-U OH

OrVlCE or
COUNTY SrrERtN1 EVIDENT OF SCHOOLS. 7
MEEKER, Colo. May IL, ISL
The second quarterly examination fol
teachers will he held In the Court house
Mt Meeker, on Friday and Saturday,
May 9th and both. beginning at 9:0t
a. M. sharp.
&. ". FOREMAN,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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"a full md complete line Of clothing
nj Pofgcs'.
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Eleven inches ~ column per MONTH u !"
F~snfy-'~o inch.. Il column Per Month u u
Professional Cards, when paid Ia advance.
,ia0 per year.
t1-ai and Legal Notices, nft-en cents per
iins for nr-i Insertion and ten cents Tor each
Subsequent Insertion.
All communication. should b- addressed to
riiK MEEkgH HERALD,
N-.ker. Colorado.
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Another m-mb-r oflhc rinS-,hs
door bell.
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!. Hooks aud stationery a, A,,ix bro.
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Tho average breath now smells o!
green onions.
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Something about s'nsSsoaHs mems
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No ono su, sasieS.Aeala chew gum
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Mineral water is a rocky drink.
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County Superintendent of Schools.
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s. l'oRoxS. Secretary.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-11-13
WARRlNG LEADERS.
fractional Jealousy Cropping Out In the
Republican Ranks.


There is no lack of the element of
dissension in the republican ranks this
season, look where one will. Here in
Mass achusetts trouble has long been
brewing; New York's forces are at log
gerheads, and faction finds abundant
scope in the party's membership
throughout the west.
But the clouds of far bigger storm
than these local disturbances are loom
ing up on the political horizon. AL
ready the western reserve is darkened,
and the whole republican sky is likely
soon to be overspread.
Thus early in the Ohio campaign
long-repressed jealousies of party fac
ton are beginning TO fash out The
growth OF the Blaine sentiment has
angered Maj. McKinley's supporters
into open revolt against the candidacy
of the man from Maine.
While the recluse at Bar Harbor was
accounted out of the field the Ohio
campaigners allowed him the title of
RECIPROCITY Bill" without any spoken
protest But now that the Blaine
boom is Enthusiastically under way, they
hOliy aver lHdJ hchlIlcy uHu IiuTTlSOn
are as much entitled to a share of the
reciprocity hurrahing as the much
Wanted secretary of state himself.
Judge William Lawrence, stanchest
of McKinleyites, thus vigorously ex-
presses his opinion regarding Blaine
adulation in letter published by his
permission in the Wauseon Republican:
I'VE want no man as n candidate for the
presidency who opposed the Mckinley act, who
wants reciprocity TO extend 10 free wool, who
opposed legislation TO protect the colored peo-
pie OF the south. who apologized for trusts and
is hostile TO western interests"
This thrust at the Plumed knight Is
all the sharper because no names are
named. Everybody knows who is
meant perfectly well.
IL is a warning sent out 10 Bar
Harbor that Maj. McKinley's friends
do not propose to concede for a single
moment that all the magnetism and
wisdom OF the party are centered In
the brain of the man who was de-
feated for the presidency seven years
ago. -Boston Globe.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-11-13

THE POINT AT ISSUE,
The Reformation of Unjust Tux Laws tn
Object of the Democrats.


Object of the Democrats.
Mr.. Mills has done the country n
service in his clear-cut showing of the
reasons why the question of silver coin
age is not and ut present cannot be q
party issue.
Neither party favors free coinage, and
neither opposes it. On that question
opinion is divided in both parties
For good or i'll, as Mr. Mills shows,
we already have free coinage in effect
to the extent OF tifty-four million dol
lars year, and no new law on the
subject could add more than ten mil.
lion dollars or twelve million dollars n
year TO that The difference is too
small To be regarded as factor of inn
portance in the distress which has
overtaken n large part of the popula-
ton.
That distress Is due to quite another
cause, and, whatever one may think
with respect to silver coinage, the pres
ent duty, the one thing of erwhclm.
ing concern is to remove the cause of
increasing poverty for the farmer re-
duced wages for the workman and the
rapid absorption of the country's wealth
into the hands of a favored class by the
operations of unjust tax laws which in
crease the cost of everything the poor
man buys and lower the price of every
thing he sells.
That is the one party issue. The bat.
tie of the people against monopoly
must be fought out to the finish be-
fore party lines can be adjusted To any
question of less Importance. The
reformation of unjust tax laws Is the
one great concern, and for that demo-
Gratis who. like Mr.. Mills, believe in
free silver and democrats who oppose
it, will work together till the iniquity
is swept into the limbo where the
other kind of slavery lies buried. N.
" World
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than hornets, Immediately pulled out
their watches and studied the hands APP
parently amazed.
Without an exception each charged
the train with starting ahead of time
and vowed vengeance.
In a few minutes, however, they
cooled off, bought paper, took a seat
inside, looked at the news and mopped
their faces as demurely as could tie.
As for me, now understanding fully
the cause of the insane proceedings
which had puzzled me at first, just
laughed in spite of my efforts to look
solemn.
Luckily none of the shcepish look
ing commuters saw my unsympathetic
ievity or If they did they were ashamed
10 notice il.
On talking afterward about the at
tair with friends who lived on that and
"'her streets and in other country
towns was surprised TO learn that
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that have marked Gen. Raum's incum-
bency OF the pension commissioner shlp
have furnished abundant reasons for
the prompt acceptance of the resigna-
ton whenever, In the course OF the last
year, IL may have been rendered, and
there has been ample Justification dur.
ing that length of time for asking for
IT,
Secretary Noble bcgs the question
when he says that under Gen. Raum
the business transacted by the bureau
compares favorably with that done un-
der previous incumbents. He knows
that one complaint Is that pension
agents who have invested In business
ventures with the commissioner have
been favored Mt the bureau To the preju.
dice OF claimants who were not clients
OF such agents. lie knows that son
OF the commissioner made a practice of
selling the favor of the bureau for
small loans and of neglecting his du-
ties for horse races and ball matches,
and that he was retained in his position
after his practices had been exposed.
IL Is possible that the president
breads the experiment of new commits
sioner, having seen the follies of the
two he has already tried and found
wanting in all the qualities of admins
trative officers. AS novelty he might
try some one who will give his time and
talents to performance of the duties of
the place without being pledged to
throw open the treasury doors to any
class of claimants or ready to mortgage
himself TO people who have business
before the bureau. The place is too
important one TO be intrustcd To men
like Raum or Tanner. Chicago Post
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this mad racing and chasing occurred
every day.
4 was also informed that In winter
AFTER fresh snow fall, these ridiculou,
scenes were intensified and much more
amusing owing to the frequent tumble,
In the soft slush and frantic struggles
70 get through the drifts after the loco
motives whistle was heard.
AS have remarked. am n maiden
iady' and consequently was naturally
surprised ut the remarkable and
strange way that men have in catch.
ing trains
knew very well that when n WON.
an travels she plans everything ahead.
and giving herself plenty OF time.
marches in dignified, leisurelv and
respectable manner to the station. Her
only fault, If it be one, is to reach that
place good half hour before the train
arrives.
will confess, however, that on her
home trip from the city she is not SO
successful. for she can never tell when
her shopping will be through and there.
fore makes 1t a matter of chance AS
to what train she will catch to return
on.
Still, her actions going to trains are
consistent with her higher apprecia.
ton of order and good management
The only time she attracts attention bv
an undue excitement and speed on the
street is when She happens to be with
her always belated husband and then
she is certainly not to blame.
She has no choice then but To be "A
running mate following as best she
can the man who, not being handi-
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capped with skirts, keeps many feet in
advance and only turns to yell: Hurry
up" and other mean and provoking
things.
I'd like to see myself running after
man, though, in that fashion.
After witnessing the street race to
the train, had an opportunity to study
the home part of it by spending awhile
with my married sister.
All the family except the husband
were seated comfortably at the break
fast table at seven o'clock precisely,
for that was the hour insisted upon by
the head of the house This gave half
an hour to enjoy the bountiful and
carefully prepared meal, and fifteen
minutes to walk calmly TO the railr Dad
station. But John, the train catcher
was not at his place. The servant rang
the breakfast bell twice after we had
commenced las we had to by Johns"
explicit orders and regulations) and
my sister thrice left the table and
called upstairs that it was late. Final
ly one of the children was sent to see
if papa was awake and to mention the
papa was just getting out of bed
Then commenced in the room above
commotion that startled me, though
none of the others paid attention to it.
Bare feet heard running cross the
floor first to one place then to another
then a mans voice shot through the
hall wanting to know where his clean
shirt was and his collar and his neck
tie and the Lord knows what else.
Then slams and bangs of doors and
sounds of drawers being opened and
shut mingled with angry CALCULATIONS
and more rushing about
Then the cyclone sounded nearer and
into the dining.room popped Mr. John
fastening his necktie on his unbuttoned
collar and trying to pull his cuffs over
his wrists
He glanced at the clock and-"Why |
didn't you call me before? Don't you
know it's after train time" etc, etc,
he savagely asked.
Without waiting for a reply and nei.
Their expecting any, he jumped to the
table and half sat on his chair. Give |
me my coffee quick! Where's the bis
cult? Pass me something only got |
FIVE mi nutes," he spluttered and then !,
began ramming things in his overloaded
mouth, boiling them till he choked,
and finished by scalding himself well
with the hot coffee pleased me
immensely.
His breakfast (?) took four minutes
by the clock.
Then up he jumped with: "Where's
my hatP-who took my coat? Find my
umbrella" When they were handed TO
him by different members of the upset
family out he bounded-as il fired from
a cannon-nevers saying good by" and
off he rushed to join the rest of the
train chasers.
1t was an hour before the household
was restored to peace and quietness
again.
I'm glad am not married would
soon be made crazy by such goings on.
I think a man ought To have more
sense than 10 make himself and his
family dyspeptic and nervous just by
being too lazy TO get up In proper time.
III. c. Dodge. in Goodall's Sun. '