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The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Wasted Eioquence.

T9In it0Nen is said H. ba LAYING his
nirss f0r ths Republican nomination
i0r congress FROM ihls district II. IS
ana Old timer, and many q so0d joke has
liern told 0n him ia ile course Of his
puh.ie life which nuA i.eaT Fep-tition,
Whilr hs Wss making q canvas ia
southern COl1fsi1 lJE Ee-s,eaIiOn 10
high Ollies several Yeats ago hs Tr'
marked Ia 0nu u lis slaschEss
II have tried h do mg Huiy rs tho
ps1E,r 0t this district, h-yu Lsiay.i
in season ani ons Il srsatn 10 see1m-
plis, .is sn1i results eAits let ~ me,
ant feel certain lhai nothing has trsu
lrfl nn'i0ae which e0uld possibly simr
Wi'hiu my power, Nhy ssnslrin-u, I
h4yr Wuskei a. mE Isb., ghr1usitrG.
llis Nho'r nis.i, AMI uis many occasions
have sen tito gTaA iaau u tie Augu-
ing b0f5Tr felt fTes il TulITs-"
\ gluui II applause then greeted
him. anI then an old miii.r on Ieag
seat spoke NJ;
"slrs, hsyu had pretty g-rzi stack
o: chips. Toin. To stay in iiiaI long"
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Now For Vacation.

The Meeker school closed Thursday
afternoon, for the holidays, with ap-
propriate exercises. Among the pupils
taking part in the entertainment were !:
George Welch, Hattie Moctz. Sadie
Allen, Lizella Welch. Freddie Nichols,
Mabel Welch, Otto Mcdaniel, Walter
Eckel, Willie Wclch, Myra Nichols,
Bessie Attix Carrie Moot, Nellie
Skinner, Fannie Wear. Julia
SHELTON, Maud Webb, Maggie Henry
and others. Miss Arnold read an essay
on christmas and st. Nicholas" Miss
Maud Miller gave reading entitled
"Christmas Tide, - and the Misses Pearl
Ames and Percy Beard gave several
musical selections ia their usual pleas
ing styie. Miss Minnie Fairfield pre-
sided at the organ, The exercises were
arraRuai by frot Robinson and Miss
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
e ft5i'ljpn Friends,

\ friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people have
found just such a friend in Dr. Kings
New Discovery FOR consumption. coughs
and colds. II yon have never used this
great cough medicine, one trial will con-
vince You that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat, chest
and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed or money viii be
refunded. Trial bottles free at any
drug store Large bottles j0c. and 81.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Keeping II Alive.

considerable Interest aHd discussion
have been aroused bY tic recent proc
iamsliOn Ot the president, IeseTylns
from further settlement ami setting
aside as timber, game and Ii,h pre-
s-Tye, considerable TRACK OF Iern,ofy
within The boundaries of Colorado, lilo
hlane0 county, with sieekeT a. focal
point bitterly opposes tic scheme. 1, is
claimed that tho proposed park taErs on
large psn og tic taxable pEopSTlY,
neatly all the eaiIls Eanss and all OF tic
IiIAleE Land 0f Ill6 county. That tie
tract embraces Large amount 0f coal
and mineral lana, ami tiist Secretary
Noble ami U,isrps connected with tie
interior dsPsEimfnt ago personally IN
leErsiai IN tic mons, However, tho
proclamation sislrs directly that The
tights OI the pIessnl loea,Dss Ailhin tho
sIee,-i, Tie principal bglsinrss u lha
people ia Ihes1 hlsi, ysilrAs outside oi
.ild- huG,ins ls si1chTassins, No val
hssibl- deposits " Veins Of precious met
ais have hscn i0uni 0n tiie plateau
p.oprF, lilo boundaries as given ia the
psoelama,lon Walli GA, on large igas,
of Ilmhrt Land. bat ,ii-F- in still lsEsu
amuun, let, outside the boundaries"
iil liberal ns1 II tho scissJIs lir
brnVrs Held and FaEm managed Ia
boil tie abusr i1Nn EFuHi ti- Irrigation
Age pgbll,h.l a, Salt Lake city,
and produce il a. original, II no,
uHiy shoAs tho p!taIieai nature oi
that sheet, but aish siiDss that ,isr park
promoters swsp siTaWs ia their frantic
rndesyaf IN k-vp the scheme iTUin brlns
sIamFtd entirely. sS TAT na, QUO al:
their arguments has sse1i reasonable
test. i.!kr many other pat~Ts the 4,
and i. Mili spon crawl inip It's hole.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Deserving Praise

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such univer-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready 10 refund The purchase
price il satisfactory reauIt 5o not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won sheir great popularity purely ou
their merits All drnsrials
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
ARS

a prominent physician says: II al
ways have boiled onions for dinner. FOR
the benefit of the children. | like them,
too. They are the best medicine know
OF for preventing colds. Feed onions
raw. boiled or baked-to children three
or four times week and they VIII grow
up healthy and strong. No worms, no
scarlatina, no diphtherta, where chill
dren have plenty or onions"
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Clubbing Rates.

Arrangements have been made by
TIE HERALD whereby any of the fol-
lowing well known standard periodicals
may be had in connection with The
HERALD at Il triliing cost. These fig
ures apply to cash subscriptions only:
The HERALD and Chicago Her
aid (weeklyl ............ 80
The HERALD and san Francisco
Weekly Call. ............. 25
Tee HERALD and Detroit Free
Press (weel;lYh Yh..............,... -
Sample Copies oI any Of tine above
may be had ut TIE HERALD onigc,
upon application.
Address:
THE MEGKER HERALD.
AtENEE, CpLu.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Holiday Excursion Rates.

On December ai,h. - aud 3lst. lsni.
and January is;, isl.. rate of one
limited fare for the round trip will be-
made between NIL stations on line nr the
Colorado Midland railway. including
Denver and Pueblo.
All tickets limited TO continuous pas.
sage In each direction. with final limit
10 return January 3rd. isj2.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
A Histosjc Serd.

Msssrs. wii.oa + TuetsF have lately
sohi their herd u ca,i,e, lagesiieE with
30 head Of horses. socasgsi GA the iiii0l
Greek. in Rit-ft e1uniY. 10 Neil
Malliags of tie amT Tanse sselibH.
Tie hsni eonpsised lss0 bead, the
prizes paid t,slng 50 pss bead all around
ani tic horses bsiDging u PsF head.
Ihis herd of cattle is . historic oHs.
bsins tho hrs. susrh II cattle turned
iossc on the since wflitnown sni wsii-
slosked ranges easl o. tic niinn, The
herI MAS iOca,si IL tie fall II iNa ht
III. brothers. A. d. aui " j, Wi.san,
ai,d has. i,s.ash earsful au,i eoH,inus,i
hEr-.iins up. mssxed is original Niii
Texas blooi into N slnsns, thorough
bsei strait. ,has .ys'll Illustrating lie
eser,irn, possibilities u Cb.asaio cattle
breeding g.-ijrayer sun.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Church services.

Unit, further notice services in 81.
james church will be held as follows:
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and address at /.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
Bible class Thursdays at Z p. m, and
choir rehearsal half an hour later.
The rite of baptism will be admins
tered the first Sunday in the month.
The rector will hold services at any
time or place by request. Address Rev.
j. n. Rich. Meekcr.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
CouuocuSill,lc,

All ci,ims mo-, iheanslsirn, with the
high character Of Syrup ot Figs arr
paTpos.iy avoided l'y III. Cal. III; syrup
company. II acts gently on ih- kid.
n.ys. liver and bowels. cleansing ,hr
ssssrsn rs,rrsaa'rS '--s 1. .... a.s..-s.ii
and makes no pr,'cnsions 'hHt every
bottle Will no, si.i,s,an,ia,r.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
Tho Mcckcr Stables

Ar nuw run by iiauu barnard. whh
formerly Tan tho Eiu B!lurp stables.
Und-. '.s lilfHatis manarr,acnt ihc
NrrtcT feed. safe sud l..cTy stables will
lo run will view Ia giving the travel
Ing public ihrir moneys worth. III Will
he pleased ,p 80. all his iri-niN at hia
new stand. where they viii forcty" .
cordial welcome and the assurance that
their horses will h. we'll cared for.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Th- situation nv 10 chill j not prom
.siHs, Tina, ii,iir nation in - iirEv ansl
vrnomn'is rs wasp In harvest time
Mia, tho United States !, splnE tl 80
about IL II nn, altogether = clear Iur,
,ion. roasT.ns Will isko Il IN i.au
shortly.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
.s.

The greatest aglCsIan we'll In tIr
wuT:I Inns been struck In South Dakota,
u being Htn feet deep. Tive waller Trrs.
Nirr IS -s.l rugshs pcs f4satr 'uch, aud
It's fl1w is irpm oighi 10 ten u4a"Haud
gallons per minute.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Our stock Of hniiily goods consists
wholly uf the ii'cs, aui most popular
lines, and our prices make there hrauti.
iul gnp,Is irresistible. Come .arly aud
avoid iir rush. HAY y WALnEipUE.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Tho month Of prrrmieT NOS drawing
10 ol1s- Ind III. shoTt"a' iAys aui
tie inHgrs, uisiits 81 the year A sSr'
ond nrN moon will also bir.s ~ lhs
uuutt
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

\ man who hHs pfac;ired medicine
fnT forty years ought 10 know salt from
sugar: read what lie ,HyE
TOLEDO. o.. Jan, ~. Iss7.
MrNus. +. j, Cheney y ,u.-Grutlc.
mru-i have been In the general prnc.
ticr Of medicine foT most forty years,
aud would tly that in NIL my practice
and experience have never seen u prep.
aratinn that could presCrth. with us
much confidence Of success Hs I can
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
you. Have prescribed It n great many
times and It's effect Is wonderful. and
would say In conclusion That iUyve vet
to find case of cutagrh ihgt tt would
not cure. II thry woili tall" it accord.
iug to directions Yours truly.
l.. l.. GuEsuCH " D..
Unirc. 4lI summit st.
We will give 500 tor amy ease Of
catarrh that can not bc cured with
Halls Caiarrh Cure. Taken internally.
+. j. CHENEY X Co., Props. Toledo. O.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

4 New York girl travelling abroad
broke her engagement and sent back
the engagement ring to her lover, who
had to pay SO duty iipou 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Susan u. says that the woman of the
future Is not going to snatch at every
thing that passes for man because IL
draws u salary. 1T" Is pretty good.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Tir citizens Of Asprn wrr vry
generous In their hospitality 20 tic
delegates To the iaie congress- Tie
AspGniics do nothing ,'y haiNs.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

In Scotland it is said that to rock the
empty cradle will insure the coming of
occupants for ii.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Add.s Wash, ard psilier overlooked
snYlhins calculated T. AID io the sue
cess Oi The entsstxiohrnl, which Was a
ven efssiilsbls Os,s y all concerned.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26
J.w. ItrGrs, J.C. DAVIS.
President. yice-rfrsidunt.
a. c. IorLToS, Cnshicr.
BANK OF MEEkER

Successor to J. ". Hugus 4 Co.. rankorsi
MEEK Err. COLORADO.
Transact Grnoml Banking Business.
Highest price paid for County Warrants. In.
lcrcst allowed ON Time Deposits. Drafts
'rnwn on EASTERN cities and Europe.
Correspondence, kountgc Bros. New YORK
First National Bank. Omaha; First Mn
aon,i Bank, Denver: First National Bank,
Ruwiins. Wyo.: First National Bank. Glen.
wood Springs; and in nli principal cities of
Europe.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Al uur ClfismAs srrls will h. ,1.I al
ugai 10 c!ls- Ont.
IIAy S WNLHHIpUil
The Meeker herald., 1891-12-26

Following 10 ,hr TrIs1gt II ihu N-shuE
,r'sU-ils fug the monlh ending Dee -,
Is9l-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
Real Test of True Gallantry.

One may discipline himself to gallantry.
The young exquisite, VINO sees to it that
his fair partner at bail does not expose
herself to cold during the intervals that
lapse between the dances, performs a
graceful act of gallantry to the standard
of which he might never have been edu
Gated, had it not been for his experience in
good society. AS a rule, it is supposed Of
course that lie delights in the perform
ance of such 3 duty, and yet who can say
whether or not the idea of looking out for
another's health would ever have suggest
ed itself to him if it had not brea for the
discipline of etiquette?
As tits, he has performed all of the duties
in sight, and yet it were wiser not to con-
fer the title If nobility upon him until the
morrow, when it may be ascertained
whether he has given out kindness in the
same proportion to his mother, or even to
the female domestic who is intrusted with
the care of his apartment. True gallantry
consists quite "a largely in the doing Of
kindnesses to interiors as to equals or SUI
periors, but its strongest test lies undoubt-
edly in the manners usually affected in the
hOme.-JenEie J.. Leibnld in Jenness-M
Ter Magazine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18

In answer to cordial invitation extend
ed by the enterprising firm of 10 Ike
Brothers. large thronQ of ladies atten-
Led the opening of the fine millinery de-
srtu ent at the JOske Emporium yester-
az. Ali day long, the madame in charge,
Mrs. Bloom. and her corps OF assistants
were kept busy showing the latest spring
and simmer styles in ladies head wear,
hats. bonnets, ribbons and flowers COM
Ing in for their sha e of inspection and
admiration, and also for purchase. To
The Initiated the millinery department is
siu,Cs; paradise with lis tasteful and
rsga Adjournment. the work. by the way, of
gessrz. o W. Hilgers aud Aug. PrOll, and
. ElCEe tasteful ARRANGEMENT or complete
s1oe. would be difficult TO imagine.
- regards th.ir styles the JOske
Brothers have the latest and great va
r6esT Of the leading articles used in trim
zTfrg rails and bOnnrts, the most beauti-
GEl and she fire. hest flowers. the most pop
gl2r SHADES and MAKES Of ribbons, etc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
The Boys Man.

How well the boy knows him, the boys
want No need to tell him this man likes
bovs. He shows it in all his actions. II he
doesn say anything there is a kindly
| twinkle in his eye every time 1t falls upon
! a boy that speaks volumes. Perhaps he
: has boys at home, perhaps he hasn't, for it
isn't every father Of boys who is a boys
man. have known the father of dozen
boys to be no more a comrade for them
than the sphynx. When they were little
they -an and hid every time they saw him
coming. He frowned on all their youthful
sports and dealt unpityingly with every
boyish folly. Then / have known man
with no boys of his own who loved and
was beloved by all the boys in the neigh
borhood.
Happy the boys who have a boys man
for father He can join them in their
pleasureand sympathize with them in their
youthful griefs. The boys man is rarely
disturbed by the shout and laugh of ex-
uberant boyhood. If some sour neighbof
be not looking on he wouldn't mind taking
a romp with the boys himself. He is in
dulgent when they trample through the
garden in search of flying ball, and if
they invade his orchard in search of early
way than to set the dog on them. He is
capital company to go hunting or fishing
with, and if he knows where the best
Strawberries or black berries grow he isn't
satisfied until he tells the boys all about it.
He is indulgent to the pranks of boys.
He is never disturbed by their tin horns
and firecrackers on the Fourth of July,
and if it would be any satisfaction to boy
watching around the corner to see him
kick an old hat with brick in it on April
FOOLS day, why he will just up and kick it,
corn or no corn. And the boys man never
ticks behind. Boys can always hang on to
the hind aXletree of his buggy, or climb
into the tail end of his lumber wagon, or
load down his cutter or bobsleds, and he
never so much as threatens them with his
whip. On the contrary he shouts Jump
board" and becomes the jolly center of
their youthful glee. Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
4 Sensible Experiment.

Miss Elizabeth was very peculiar wonl-
an. She had great deal of sense. Not
that she was different from other women
in this respect, but she had so much of il
that it surprised many young men.
One day young Robinson went to call on
her. Young Robinson was also very sensi-
BILE. He and Miss Elizabeth were well
matched. They could talk together on any
number of subjects, and they knew just
when and where to stop, just what to say
and what not to say. On this particular
day there was a long story in the after
noon papers about a person known IA Jack
the Kisser, who bothered many young
women and girls in the streets by catching
them and kissing them.
Miss Elizabeth said that she did no.
think that girl could be kissed by any
man unless she wanted him to kiss her.
Robinson said that any man could kiss
any woman by brute force. Miss Eliza
beth said that that was all nonsense.
"l'll tell you what we'll do" said Robin
son. You are certain that man cannot
kiss a woman unless she is party to the
kissing | am certain that a man can.
We, you and /, will try it."
Miss Elizabeth said that she didn't see
any harm in that, so Robinson began to
try to kiss her. After several minutes
and trials he succeeded, and she, seeing
that it was useless to combat him further,
gave in and let him kiss her all he wanted
to.
When it was all over Miss Elizabeth had
an inspiration.
''Pll tell you what we'll do" said Miss
Elizabeth. MY foot slipped that time.
Well try it over again. New York Even.
ing Sun
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
4 Hairer Made, Docile.

The shy, fierce badger has ofteI enough
been found amenable t. gentle Treatment,
provided his education begins in Early life;
but probably few of lis tribe have eve:
proved so docile as Unrestricted badger
at Enstone house, in Oxfordshire. This
animal, it is stated, manifests the greatest
delight when her master approaches.
Taken out Of her cage she waddles-for
she is very c&t- after him up and down
the lawn, and appears perfectly happy.
The terriers are regarded by perfect indif-
ference. Between her and the cat, on the
other hand, it is admitted that mo love is
lost" but even that seems to be mainly the
fault of the cat, who will occasionally ele-
vate her back, but closes heart when with
in springing distance" This interesting
pet was captured, it appears, when cub
Mt Hooks Norton. She feeds, it is said, on
cooked meat, which may account for her
unwieldy condition. News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
wesae4n Settlers Chosen Specific.

wBfh every advance Of emigration into
stfrs ssr WEAK. Few demand is created for
z5Re1Gesft Stomach Bipers. Newly
JrspGJ,srt reg59ss are frequently less salu-
ta,,pus Gaa- oa.sr settled localities, on ac-
,iurr1 u a. rizsua which rises from
's,gsIrlF cleared land, particularly along
5tre tei Js q rivers shat are subject To
srssirsTgS r'.ls agricultural or mining
Fiui1srsd1 sg.p lszshs. when he does not
a.srsell tIryw- shat fEe Blters afford the
an,-s Su's trEEelt6s-. against malaria, and
5ii6sf it!Sp,IsrS ~ tie stomach. liver and
bowels, 90 Ntsscc t.1Sziic changes, eX-
Dgslge esit 70 &eegS5Atssd or unhealthy
wessaf ~ tstff sltg.s5gG E5-l- Consequently,
ihs rist.Gss III sstluS1e gpOH this great
n9pseiiIglH sIeGtc sspg preventive com
tlPnspfeas VIDA IS at5s1.s3c merits, and
rs csFgfs5 90 kerry ~ t.sII = restorative
adss promoter - sssst,it ~ Ia glbcitY ~ be
,eEis,e psaH itp tiruSs ~ ssss%> 5-ls-Gt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18

The men of today use on the average
each year ten times as much iron and steel
as our forctathers of the Revolution could
command, and by the use of this, the
most profitable, if not the most precious,
Of all metals, they Command the land with
their railways, and the sea with their
steamships
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
aNaOEeGtsMtsrn.

The FEsssy il 4g5hpf5zeS % announce
NJ a. sgSr y. DEVISE sS Candidate for
a, trf8ios ~ b}iS5rGet G}srd y, beEzs conn
10. az asls s7f'seiaa e5acJ1@D ~ be s&51 10 this
sea.tr Ksse& ~
To fks voters IT EsRsF County.
Ia. 4 esa1lsate sgs t.s 2saee u Dr.
,-les Clesd asad respectfully sptgaS your
s,,,sJs.,5,g 81 slae eNsElDE e3ect29g 9a the
fEiE n March E>f1A$ Es'~"@fs,
zeZssg
For 1SxfT1ct CIsrs,
The .,ly,s,r Is zsaf50yFzs1 % announce
Nat I,y.Ffs rs a sszsscE6ztE f0g the O5lee
Of District Glefk ~ the ej@eI,Db, March
18th, who s9iicits the VOTES u the g .lzs.ns
OF BeXar county, To VI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
LOOKING IfOr:CLOTHlNG

UNCLE sAACon his first visit own)"Ge Whit
Thought hadden
hotel fnd
hadn't wallet
Pm lucky all for I'll WoLFsoN's
aud complete
home gosh! ring
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-18
CURE FOR EARACHE.

In the case of children earache is an espe-
cially disagreeable effect of exposure, and
is easily cured by a very simple remedy.
Take bit of cotton, soak it in sweet oil or
glycerinc, sprinkle black pepper over it,
insert it in the ear and keep the child in
where it is warm for few hours ana the
trouble will soon be over Another old
fashioned but excellent remedy for earache
h to boil an onion, remove the outer layers
until only the little smooth core of the
onion remains, and insert it in the ear as
warm "a the child can bear it.
And Just here let me say that earachc,
Sore throat, tOOthache in a great many
easss, faceache, might be avoided If people
would make practice of battling in the
morning always I'm cold water, not an
apOl32y for a wash, but with plenty of
water, and rub thoroughly the neck and
well back " the cars, besides the face.
Tnis DractiDs j. especially valuable for wo-
men and children, who on account of their
stayiuZ in the hDusc go much are more sus-
CEptiblE ~ winds aud cold weather when
they DO IN ont.
In the ca4e u tOOthache, of course. the
besl advice ! GIN give you IS TO have your
teeth attended " by dentist, but where
for auy reason this advice Is not needed let
me recommend in the case Of a tooth ach
ing which has hole in it, iill the cavity
with common baking soda. Where the
toothache Is the direct attendant upon q
cold the acOnite rs advised above will
usually remove the prime cause.-Laury
McIIenry in New York World.