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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11

II Is noa eight years since Tie Great
burlington Railroad made Its entrance
into Denver: eight wears Of steadily In
cr-a.ing business; eight Years con-
stan,iy growing In public favor.
II t-1ins the year 1891 abreast with
the times. Nothing known In railroad
invention tina, adds To the eo,nfor; -. lis
patrons. at the efficiency II Its service.
has been overlooked. Three dali, train.
equipped with all u the modern rail
wa, improvements now leave Denver
daily for tic east. giving the public
three through trains daily for Chicago
and three through trains daily Tot 81.
Louis. passing ihso,iHi, l.incoln. Omaha.
81. J"ssi.h and kansrs CITY.
Passengers going To any of these
points. or Ia the East. North and South
can hay', tho advantage af Solid N"sii-
bui~.i Trains carrying binin. Cars,
Pullman Sleeping Cars. Chair Cars and
Coaches. securing 10 ras~nsrf, comtof;
and convenience not surpassed l.. ant
railroad In the world.
Colorado Headquarters:
100 l.af,m.t 81, Denver.
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=. II. Clifford. New Cassrl. Wis. vas
troubled with neuralgia and rhruma-
tism. his stomach WAS Ji.otd.rci. his
liver was affected to an alarming de
gree: appetite fell away. aud he was
terribly reduced In flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric lIi,,crs cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H..
had running sore on his leg Of ci.h,
years standing. Used three bottles II
Electric Biiiets and seven boxes Of
lBucklcns Arnica Salvc. and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker. Caiawba.
o.. had i've large fever sores on his leg:
doctors said he was incurable. One bot
tie Electric Bit,ers and one box buck
len $ Arnica Sslvc cured him entirely.
Sold BY all drug stores.
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p-ass..s rs..s ., Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the discNAad poitkm II the car.
Thctc is onl, o,e WY To cure deafness.
and that Ia by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is canned by an inilamed
condition Of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tui,e. When this tube
gets inilamed you have a tumbiing
sound or imperfect bearing. and when
1t is entirely closed. Deafness u, the
result. and unless the inflammation can
bc taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will l~
destroyed forever nine cases out Of ten
are caused Nv catarrh, which is nothing
but All int'amci condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness tcause,l by
catarrhl that we cannot cure by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by all DruggistS. Tic.
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Rev. =. ~. Shtou,. Pastor United
brethren Church. lIlnc Mound. Has,
SAYS: II feel il IVY duty To tell ,ca What
wonders Ds. kine's New Discovery hH'
don- Tot m-. Ny lungs we're ha.ll, dis.
ra.ci. and my tartshi"ncss thought
could live o,il, few weeks. ,nvi five
bottles Of pr. King. New Discover,
and atm sound aud well. gaining y; lis.
in weight"
Arthur LOVE-. Manager Loves furn,
Folks Combination. writes: after a
,i,orough TRIAL and convincing evidence.
I attn confident Dr. Kings New dis.
coycfy fos consumption. brass en- ali.
and cure. when everything el.r fails.
The Itca,rst Kindness I can do nv
many thousand friends is 10 urge them
10 Try IL Free trial bottles ut an,
drug store. Regular sizes &C. and 81.
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0Ases0oA oas0oss.

Superintendent Ri,!se~ay II the pcn.
vcs 4 Rio Gfansic. accompanied by a
party IT railroad tncn. came In on n
special Wc,iness!a, evening AMI tc-
NAMED hcsc over night Rumor has IL
that the sis,, va. In connection with
the proposed ncs rad from this point
Ia M.ekcr.-Rife Kcvcilic.
Tie above item brings TO our mind
tho fac, that there has been consider.
able talk u late. basel on what seem
To le well founded tumors. to the effect
that the Kio Gran,lc intends building IL
Mcekcr In the near future. II lis stated
uy.,n excellent authority that this CON.
vany intends Ia construct: several
branches In the mountains this year
besides the Denver. AI-x i Western
road. which is well known TO he u. !.
X. q. enterprise.
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Of late there has been considerable
talk about sheep being driven onto this
range from Koutt county and from
Utah. AS might be expected, the cattle
men, both large and small, are strongly
opposed to the advent OF sheep and are
taking active steps to prevent their
coming.
The first organized opposition 10 the
slecpmen was at Maybeil last week
when the lower Yumpa cattlemen met
at Al Pierce's ranch and passed resolu-
tons denouncing the actions Of the
sl,ecpmen and binding themselves To
present n united front against the Ell.
croachments of the latter. Similar nc
ton WAS taken ut Axial, Hayden, Craig
aud other points along Yampa river.
where public sentiment against the
slleepmen In very strong.
AT Mnybeli, 1t is reported, that J. q.
Massey. with 1900 head Of sheep, at
tempted u cross Yainpa river ut the
new bridge but WAS prevented from
crossing by the cattlemen.
In ths early DAYS of this week II WIS
learned that large bunch Of sleep was
at Elk Springs, heading up the river.
This aroused tho opposition Of the
lower White river cattlemen, who met
ut White River City on Wednesday and
adopted the following:
WHITE RIVER Cry, Apriis
Whereas. II Is detrimental 10 every
interest in Rio B!anco county to permit
the bringing Of sheep into the county,
aud at u meeting held nj White River
City iy those interested in the welfare
Of the county, 1t Is resolved 10 use every
eiIor, and reasonable meams To prevent
their coming. II. OLDLASD,
Chairman.
joins SIrLiSGroS,
J. II. SiLLMoE,
JAMES HAYES.
Committee.
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Doa'l give up the battle. boys: NC
mus, have quail.
Our Gran,ifal tis-t Is indeed hp-au,i.
full tnusid,l this week.
Lon Fowler SAYS tina, srcse ar- quite
plentiful near his ranch.
Fat and Tom asr bspkcn hearted aud
not TO he con~o,e,i. Cause. muddy
water.
Fred Amcs says he will show the
boys what hC can do trfosc long. do
-. old 10y.
Sal,y's new automatic reel Ia a dandy.
Every true disciple II lsasc Walton
should have one II he wants TO enjoy
life.
Deer arc beginning 10 come up ft"m
below. srsrtai having been kilIei on
strawberry this week. hut thcy are
in pretty poor condition.
a non.csplo.iyc shell caused cur
friend Mco;z 10 talk the primer ou, Of
IL last Wednesday. Never mind. sam (:
salt, kept YOU company.
Losr-wing Hop was Lost the fore
part II the week. but the b,vs found
him later on campc,i near Sheridan 5
ranch. bobbins for trout.
Owing Ia the closing II the meat mar.
kct the people have been living on trout.
bu; now that the river Is very muddy
~c all fall back on the old stand by
bacon.
Two 81 our local nimrwis arc happy.
Paul will soon lie teaching the 10y how
to cast a iiy. while PorRes says his girl
can sit ou the fence aud watch him cast
for-buil.heads.
smith i1oiicn's ducks will tnrn up
missing some Of these DAYS II they dom,
keep out Of the river. some Of our local
duck hunters are liable lowell. never
mind. Look out, Smith. for your
qnacxers.
Quite display Of good. bad and In.
different Thoroughbred horses wete seen
cn our streets In the fore part Of the
week. The man In this community
who doesn't own stud Is a small-lpta.
to. and .few. in. a.hill.
a canvas-b back duck flies at the rate
of 80 miles per hour. which is increased
In emergency 10 lg0. The mallaid has
flight of Is miles per hour: the black
duck. pin.tail. widgeon and wooj.duck
cauno; do much better. The blue wing
and green-wing teal can do iuD miles u,
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Mrs. Ifowcy. from Flag creek. Was In
this neish,pth~si last week visiting.
Tie measles have rca,~d a rich har.
YES, on the upper White this spring.
Mrs. Icltier. Dave steele. Frank La.
kamp. Lille lliS>on and Frank weity
are those who have suffered from IL.
Mr.. Smith tied 10 have IL. bnt tailed.
while Mrs. Stec., leads the van. having
hal II three times.
Mcssrs. ileiy and APPLICABLE were
fostunaic enough 10 kill two elk on Elk
creek last week.
Mr.. Nicholson. Of Kansas. who has
hecn spending s,mc months al Mr.. u.
Z. iiowey's is now hero.
Mr.. Exc Is building commalious
cellar for Mr.. Bailey.
The ancw Is now melting rapidly, hut
hardly fast enough 10 suit the stockmen.
Sheriff Shiieler's little girl and Mr..
tledy's little 10y have had the measles.
but 5000 recovered.
FRANZ WELry.
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HOME NEWS
,nr ru,npn, WIS III rnK- Irn..1,

The victim. prisoner Of war.
broush, la, Armed with only shor
spear and shield. he Is placed upon III
trnnlrati. tied by on. foot and cog
fsintci 10y an Aztec warrior, full
rrned. Tho Hat nol,rils Of the victim
n. distcnt.cd, hin black eyes burn wit
Cooperation; his coarse, black hal
tr-s7-lcs about his face, and his thIcl
urrpic lip quivcr Ar he vlcwH Ia. well
arT.ied loidIcr lcfnnr him.
N word they fall Ia III. fray. Tn
years clash, nni they light like d
lhunl-thc victim with the desperation
- certain drn,h. tho soldier to upho.
iis ysl5r atapng his comrades.
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' \ meeting Of the qualified electors of
School District No. Ia hssrb, called To
NEE, al Tive Social Club ball on sstat-
day. April Is. nj I'D 3. tn.. To nominate
candidates 10 b voted fos on Tuesday.
May 8, a. follows:
A President TO serve two years Ito Ill
an un~spirrd trrml.
A Treasurer tn serve full term three
srsp!.
Ai'o To consider other matters Ter.
tanning To the further advancement Of
our schools. \ Hnri attendance Is dc.
sired. and tho ladies' atc requested 10
avail themselves II ihcis equal right Ia
lr heard tn school matters.
=. y. JouA>racx.
Secretary.
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Send ten tiol cents In stamps or coin
to John Sebastian. Gen1 Tiki. and Pass.
Agt Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific
lty.. Chicago. ILL.,, for = pack Of the
latest. sm"o,hest. slickcst PLAYING cards
that ever gla,idened the eyes and rip.
piled along the fingers Of the devotce 10
Might've. Seveu-up. Casino. Dutch.
Euchrc. Wits, or any other ancient or
modern game. and get your money Is
worth tive times over.
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Simply apply "Swaync's Ointment 50
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema. itch. all crup,ions on the
face. hands. nose. etc. leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are posses
sed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggist for Swayne's Ointment.
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Many Years practice has given G. A.
snow \ Co. solicitors OF patents at
ID. e.. unsurpassed sue.
'ess In obtaining patents for all classc.
u Inventions. They make a speciality
II rejected cases. and have secured nj.
owance Of many patents that had been
previously rejected.
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John J. Niblock. who returned from
Denver n few days NJ" reports building
and industrial operations very active In
tho capital city. notwithstanding the
man"y s'rinI-nry. Mr.. Nib!ork SAYS
the bi.In.s, outlook In Denver is very
encouraging,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11

Tie town election on Tuesday was
quite animated. especially on the mayor
atty. which was the lone OF contention.
As usual, there was two tickets In the
lrid-the Citizens ticket. composed Of
James Little, for mayor. and John A..
Watson. +. n. Johant:en and l.. T..
Craig. Tor trustees; and an Independent
ticket. headed by =. ". Fairfield. The
Citizens ticket Won.
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"Another landmark going" was the
remark made on Tuesday last, as Sir.
iierrick was tearing down the ovens ut
the Miller mansion on Market street.
When the military MAS stationed here
two large ovens we're built In the house
mentioned for the uss of the troops
stationed here. Since the troops left
the bakery has remained cold, and there
Icing no chance Of dispnsing Of IL Mrs
Miller finally concluded 10 get the mass
II brick and stone out Of the way To
make more room. There wers some
900 brick In the ovens. 1000 of which
are lre-btick. stamped whitehall"
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Sulphur 49, toonins on Monday last
The culverts actusa Main at,eet we're
i"" small TO carr, the wa,et. and In con.
sequence Seccod street. a. will ~ he
tween Third and Fourth. WAS "biitn'
over" with muddy water from the hills
TO the north. Yesterday there was =
repetition II the frcshet. and sp@e
damage was done To property on Second
atrpet
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DR.. f"olr. J. ~. Co'c and T.. J. Hills.
all Of t,c--a nc~. ~rfr In town TUESDAY.
In anticipation II a catii~mrns' meet.
Ing. Ihrs- gentlemen report consider.
able loss To cattle iotrs~sis In that SEC.
tioa ~ result II tie ials storms.
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II isycry imtps,aa, In this aS- o! vas,
material progress that remedy L.
pleasing L. ih~-iss;r and Z. the -,r.
EASILY taken. acceptable To- the stomach
AMI healthy in its na;'irc and effects.
Possessing ihc>r qualities. syrup Of
Figs IL the ooc p-sfrc, laxative and
m.si gentle diufriic known.
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TnG HERALD Is in receipt os an In.
si'a'iuu L" attend the Obi Fellows cc,e.
hsa;i"u. which will tc he'll al sicuwccsi
on tie 9Th in connection with III. ccrc.
monies Observable a, the formal u,ru.
Ing ut the new state bridge at thai,
point. Gienw-.l viii do herself PROT 1
un the dual occasion and we regret tia,
we will not tC on hand.
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Commissioner Arthur II. Cf.ichio~
came In ft"m Salt Lake M.miay. Mr..
q. st-n, mo., os the winter in tho cit,
II thu slinis, having ss.-i timr. and Is
noa Irai, to Start In "a his summers
work aa ihr ranch AMI fanS..
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a nun,t~t Il cas;icmsn. rn"s;i, frosn
Tic lc~cs e.'on'ry. put in an appearance
Tuesday. expecting the annual stock
mems meeting would h. hsld Oh the
',h. and vsrv considerably disappointed
81 learning that The meeting would L.
held ON the s,s'. instead os the 7,b as nj
H,s, announced. They ~iIi all try and
h. on hand on tue est.
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s!r. i"rs~s will not occupy the Si,~si.
dan r.si.i-ncr a. announced In these
columns q few works aso. Nr. sh~t-
:s'an is erecting bailiin: adjoining
TIM HERALD oaier which Mr. t'osgcs
viii o-unpy wh-n completed.
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Tao usosr additions lo oas population.
Mr.. anil Mrs :. i'"sk~s AFR hsps, "sus
ih- advent II a girl lsah, nj ihris t,ouSr.
ani an equal sm.an' II sunshine Tin
's- >i,as-r VI . !..Si Tell io tie hi u Mt.
an4i Nr,. Paul Wagner.
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Al Who Contemplate setting out shade
ifys si,nulJ call .a leu Nich,l. aa.i ssc
lin about securing a suppl, II bread
leaf e":;cpsw.i.- Sir. Michel. knows
where {. Ia, hss hand ga tho thing Nc
~sn; ia the tree l,br. and " he can get
enough ot,iets 10 ju.,it, the ,up ell So
down ,i,c river after iap wagon loads.
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". II, cuos- Of tie 1T company. t..
;n,n-,. !r,m ,h- las, IN the -ari, par, ii
'hr week. booking hearty. ani ira,'y To-
iHmp int. n- .a.iiir ani take command
II the 1T forces Oh the fansr.
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\ few n cur sanchm-n complain Of
having I" s--plani the wheat which they
pui In last fall. The t~crai continuous
~ri weather cAu.s.i Ito s~rd ~ tus In
Tho ground
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1T. JAMES ctirEcn.
fam,h street. cas; end u Cit, Park.
Service Tomorrow. will L. A. follows /:
SUNDAY School. al 10 a. TN.
Evening prayer and ssrmpa. a; .su
=. IN.
Friday sscnin. service. nj To T.. M.
Al arc cordially Invited Ia attend.
MAURICE ". BuirTos.
Hector.
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hour and take It easy. The red-head
can fly all day At ninety miles an hour.
The fight Of the wild goose Is 100 miles.
Yet in the face Of the fact that these
birds can dy No swiftly there are any
amount OF Meeksr sports who will walk
either up or down the river all day try
ing to shoot some Of them. II makes
no difference to Sam Mootz or any OF
tho rest OF the boys whether ducks nv
10 miles or 10000 miles-they will 20
out and spend their spare time and am
munition just the same.
Messrs. Tennyson. Joics. Wildhack
and Saltmarsh wers up the river after
trout on Sunday last. but Pat got left.
"Divil one to NV credit" says he. On
their return they enjoyed the hospital
ity OF Mr.. Luke Deviin and his estim-
able wife, who invited the boys In to
some light refreshments. for which the
boys were more than thankful.
I,umor has II that some OF Neeker's
fair ones arc contemplating = trip up
the river after trout. We wonder II
they will borrow the boys hip boo:s! !
Several Of tho boys. among them TnE
HERALD devil tho Que who sets type).
have extra pairs 10 loan. Ladies'. don't
be bashfal with the boys.
Messrx. Harp. Barton and Mootx were
the guests of MsQess. Dendy and Cooke
last Sunday, and Succeeded In bagging
number OF ducks. The boys enjoy
their trip, 10 the !. 7 very much, rs they
ALWAYS have good time. Long live
the j. I outfit.
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bt. f.p;- II i',c-.anc. cr--k. .s-
hib.'s'i a an- specimen ii tic French
coach la--.i 1t hos.~ in s.~n ga yars.
day. Tie ,L-'ot's h.ssr IL an imI.nf;sd
animal AMI Mas tho .n'i-r, ~ much
favorable cDmnrn; anon. local hossc.
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How'd waihrid.r Is htanehin. on, u,
y hor.s man. having purchased the M~r-
riit Lcsr The other day. lloyd i.ssnt
psI"~c Ia take anytody's dust In
future
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VJpst arrived. . new and complete
stock Of millinery eu"is. viii open up
on and after Arsii s,h. and respectful,
invite the ladies' Of Meckcr and vicinity
TO call and examine same In City hotel.
Mus. a. II. CcorEntpEH.
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NOTICE.

This paper is on fie and always ready
for reference at Me Public Library of
Denver. in the west wing of the High
School. Nineteenth and Stout streets.
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NorsC9.

All parties indebted tn us arc re-.
qucstei To cali on us by the 6rst Of the
year and settle up. ~ NC need our
money. ATrtx Bios.
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For Chinese silk handkctchiefs,
quecnswarc and fancy goods. call on
John Wong. at the Hing Kcc Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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Subscribe for The HERALD and San
Francisco Weekly Call. Only s3.s5 for
both papers. Specimen copies can bc
had BY addressing this Office.
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The older man becomes the o:;cnct
no Ia called upon 10 attend funerals. and
the less often his name appears among
The names Of the guests at y wedding.
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Ono Of the les; papers in the United
States IL the Chicago Herald. The
weekly edition Of this firs;-class fami',
paper aud Tug HERALD for $3.50 Tor
enc year.
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slss Osag store.

For drugs. medicines. paints. books.
stationery. fancy and ioilc, articles.
field glasses. artists materials. music al
goods. etc. etc. go or srnu ,our oricrs
10 DIR. T.. s'uver. Rawiins. Wyoming.
and got the bss; soctis at lowest prices
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Thr church rn,rriasmn.s"; last even.
linz n-it-,i ,ih- ia'li-- clu.s, IL So. which
~ill 10 devoted To the snpios, u the
church.
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WAMIea-T'hc con,

WANTeo-Thc consent of 100"
Smokers.--io send each. a sample lot OF
100 NICKEL" Cigars and ~ wear
gold illed Watch, by Express e. o. u.
S5.25 and allow examination.
HAVANA CIGAR Co. Winston. NJ
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Louis 1lai:rnbuhics. after sp-niins
the winter In Denver. Is with his White
river friends again.
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rO0 AIk.

A line pair X alDo.t new hand made
"chaps.' viii sold cheap. Inquire
at TuE HERALD ONCE.
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John iiansa and Charley lIeG~y Of
ksns.iy. wct- viewing tic sights in tic
metropolis this week.
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Rev. Mr.. Brit,on wilt hold his las,
service in st James church Sunday
evening. Mr.. Brition's health las been
very p1or since his arrival here and his
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ron SAX On TRADE.

A rs IS Winchester rifle for sale. or
Colts revolver. Inquire at this Office.
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sam bernstein pays the highes; cash
prices FOR all kinds IF hides and furs. If
you have any furs or hides to sell call on
l'eyns,cin.
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Just the thin. Tot the ladies'. For 81
cash. TuE HERALD aud Tho Home
Magazine. each tor one year. Call and
get sample Of the magazine. free.
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1.-The finest and most complete line 81
of novelties in perfumes ever shown in
Meekcr. ATrix Bios.
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+. II. It~Gs"n. fcsrman fof the Circle
outfit. VAS hoboobL,ns with his fellow
co~mcn Tuesday.
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Sanderson In .ieeiin. u neat little resi-.
drnc- al III. corner of Third and Gar.
field. The .as; cnd oi town is looming
up,
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That woman Is the best friend Of her
own sex who Is not interested in any
an.-Atchisou Glot,e.
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i'Ms avenue il 10 b. ot~ne,, ou,
through the Tha,cr ranch. A 1trai
improvement.
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RANCH ANs cA1rs.s ssa SALE.

A fine ranch on fspra river and a
bunch Of cattle for sale. Inquire al this
Office
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RON ALs.

AT \ BAHaAiN-A neat little three
rorm house and two lots,, For further
information call al this Office.
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While some t-oplr ate pra,in. for the
l-pos. other i-opir ate frriln: them
Atclison sloi~.
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Glssaa9 Ous 81 Csss,

IL order 10 reduce our stock We will
sell parlor heating stoves al cost. for the
next thirty days.
THOMSON h ClAgKE.
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sseasxs vom sALx cssNAp.

! have 10, o: nnc young scidinrs aud
mares which will sell a, prices to sui,
The times. II. 81. DnK,uss.
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\, cos; a, Thompson s Claikrs. next
door To new p~,uilicc.