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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-24

Do you know who handles Smiths
steel Roofing? 1t will pay you to e nd
OUT mar11-1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-24

This list Is in no sense complete
ono It is given to show the diversity
of Industries in Roanoke. Scores of en-
terprises, employing capital OF from
$4,000 to $4,000. are omitted for lack Of
,apace. Numerous enterprises, with
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20

soon loses the power to run. Keep it
wound up, and it will 20 till it wears
itself out. Omit winding and let Il lie
still, and dust accumulates, or the oil
dries up or gets sticky, and the wheels
refuse 10 move.
We can do what we have to do, but
we cannot work more than twenty four
hours in one day, nor more than twelve
or sixteen, allowing time for food and
sleep. When pressures are heavy,
they crowd out a lot of superfuous
work and compel US TO do what most
needs doing, often to our very great
advantage. We accomplish great
deal because we neglect all the unim-
portant things and concentrate our
forces On what cannot be neglected.
Those under heavy prsssures cannot
Judge at the time how much good
they are deriving from the weights
resting on them but their friends can
see well enough how they improve in
steadiness, in patience, in gentleness,
in lower OF sympathy with others, in
forgettllness of self, in efficiency.
When the burden gets too heavy to
be borne we Learn what we should
have learned in the beginning, that
there is One who will bear the burden
for Us and with US, not permitting US
to be tempted above what we are able
| 10 bear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20
PRESSURES.

We are apt to think at times that we
should be happier if we had less to do.
Probably some of US would, but we
learn by experience that LIES cares are
It's pleasures ; that its burdens are like
the weights of a clock, necessary to
keep our machinery in good running
orper.
Stanley tells in his Ozark Continent
that when crossing rapid stream the
natives put heavy rocks on their heads
to keep them from beng carried away
by the force of the current, and thus
they pass safely over. In crossing
many dangerous rapid IN our lives
we are stcadled by the burdens resting
on our shoulders, and without them
we should fail to reach the desired
shore.
1t IS better to wear out than to rust
out. A watch that Is not kept running
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20
BAD TEMPER.

Many people consider that bad
temper is entirely voluntary on
the part Of the person who displays
it. As a matter of fact, it is often
to a very great extent involuntary,
and no one is more angry at it than
the bad-tempe ed person himself
OF course, every one, whether he is
born with a bad temper or has
acquired one from habit, or has been
visited with one as the result OF
disease or injury, should at least try
to control it. But his friends should
also bear in mind that bad temper
may be, and often is, an attliction to
be sympathized with, not an otfense
to be punished.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20
WHOLE No. 1857

money? If l mortgage myself to
you, body and soul, I'm not worth
seventy nine dollars and a half.
If you do, Jack, said she, III fore
close it right away.
SO the documents drawn, Howdy;
signed and sealed in heaven, where
matches are made, they say. We
are to be married IN May. Her
mother has consented.
But how about her uncle, | ven
tured to inquire. He'll shoot you
now certainly.
The strangest part of it that he
offers no objection, said Jack. |
think he must have had private adj
vices regarding my Uncle David s
health.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20
Attorneys at i,au1.

CLINTON LhCULLOUGW,
ATT ORNEY AT Ia ",
ELK7 on, ND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-20
ling goods Mons Ciiitc far Hln m
h a rush "ioi' = julio ioi psS'SC -.
ut we're hE' Gill; e.. dir M
king more isiGil ) Cu!lS III ssEO,UO,
tue ''"s $4,000, $500.
Dress Suits up to $4,000.
Bows Suits the best.

No discount on Wananaker s Brown Clothing.
Thirty year, at manufacturing remember We're
never done making Improvements in the manufacture.
You should see the huge lUyings OF cloth. An army
of workpeoplc all the time at work for us-not US,
but you. Ne do The inspecting, seeing that the cloth
is honest .I.-Nooi the right wear kind We see that
good thread. trimmings and sewing get into it You
are the gamers by it. Our prices are iow-just
small profit above the cost. We don't slow
selling. stay on hand stock. Quick sales are better:
Low prices IS ne tune for quick sales. For Good
Cloth ng-,hev couldn't b. lower.
\ feature in great business is Bargain
Room In tine manufacture OF Lots from 100 10 500
Suts-we necessarily have remnants and small Lots.
They meet with quick sale, for cut the price very
low close out the Lots Keep in mind the Bargain
Room. Statesmen may always think to introduce
you to it. Better ask to see the Bargains
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
Flosgnce ARD FLOWERS.
- i..,,. .sig wh-Fs t..', oa. ws.-,
U.f sci ff.s..-, tsistssa...

Aiirrarun srrs 10 s,ruiilng through
she sgFssiz 80 . fla~-rsbuy snz uSprsii.
tra. rri rus calls shu NrA'th Of ,hr
. gis's' -h0r4 sHi ;hs i,iarFaa, BE-.
/ - Where 10 hoy all come ir1H1
WI ss ia ,hsy grow. ;A-sc eouutlrss
masses -! color ard form and IsrFigmr9
GlssE'ic iri.-s pi tho usps,ia usual DE-.
scr.Y,ign. masses Of aus;y rgrp'r
U.gA nagp'Eg caiY=es q pa'fsl lA'ra.
t.s sP1''s,' A..esiy vish a,saps; black
y,nirs i1,si g'LcFs white. yellow. bef.
ffuEG scarlet arufHs. 90 81 bas look l.-r
,aFn. in bizarre contrast IN tho YgH
white oBes' 'l'ips. both Wild ed ssas
den rH~s. yellow. ssarir'. siFtI..i.
& r7miHf ruppirs. scaf3at raHuursl4.
tllls. rAprry .ipsEiHs rFi1pr.i sarfr11r
sb.Ess ps sssFy os!pr. lilac. ys..8s.
aa Us. rasr yi3s. shlis. ru5rs Be-
a.Is aEi mountains. IT every hU7.
EyEry shape. every scsBi. arv-!aa1',s'
fTi sad CiisisasirI rusTsg pi!Ha.
.Fia.sH. palette rose. the strangely -
8'r4~i5s copper Fvs-." Witch is %
rrsee.aiiy 81 ,hl place; every re- that
h'ras 10 herr 10 - bsI=i1r y rF.sH
IL r. too. carnations 81 every shat.
'r1sl aad d.Wy. rich aad iuseiaas .5
perfume; ii.irs q tho valley b iaa
b.ehel. us'LEaecr. t4iEHnHr;'-. rss.
tissus. -aliefs The varsity. p ai.N..
les ,L1 cbgior. from ;iBy tHEe.rg sj
su : Tip.tis 80 IN masses 81 rsHf
slated sEa'ors rni eH1at bFaHrH %
yc.jgg 6 .Hiusa. Hone 81. t8i i.F
zii.i. STAGES ~ ub.'T sui rffHi1 81
carry ar-'p thoughts ssii'iTs1 Eas.ls
lanes and gardens. aH4 80 De- tiir s=..a
rink rguHisS ample suI Er Itrz
Evggy cue evils flowers. rvrsy rBn Hfffz
fHrcFs3 yrt lh1 tssssia ard ih1 saH5
z1giI always iuii. rirhys fresh r-J
the masses II color On ib1 b-us8 '-'se
round ihc grim pile o. tho slfsssi f.a..
ncr ncsC. sCCas any smaller -Icmp.r
Har.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
nuMoEoAe.


1t is Il queer coiucidonco that dates
and numerals are both natives OF Ara
bia. Exchange.
Tho profession OF rat-ca;chlng has
not yet been invaded by women.-Bur-
llngton FREQ Press.
-Thore Ia talk Of tho oyster getting
into a trust. Down with the OYSTER
ionlie Statesman.
There il, no fnil stop TO the furnace
in cold weather. i, always requires the
colon, - Boston Gazette.
Ono who delights in carrying n
porfuiaoi handl;ef,l' af Is seldom with
out Il scent IN his POCKET.
When B,isa Fora Medallion en-
tered Il ''tnaEorlrl palace in the city
the other dny 20 gs. her bangs
trimmed. end fapll the barber 10 DO
tho French count " N whom sho il.rt-
ed at the fei.s.do during tho summer.
shc refused - re- lgp.2e him. lilo cut
her bangs AM he ca: him.
C ulua,a o. critic. who has been
looking over nj, ay)-"What do
you think OF lte' Cattle well. tho
first timo 1 REID Il was fRvorubly I'm
presscdi tho ssclai limo loss 80. and
after tho third prrussi put II down
Is boHh. Nse'Etlr-"ihats all
right, then. iyo oply got 10 read 1t
once. you know -i.-srenoo Amerl-
can.
-Conauc;u. ~. 4. "A collision In
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
SCHOOL Ano oauRcs.

-Thsro viii h. .biriy.ays Japanese
attending Ann Arbpr University aud
high school this year.
-Npihotiis, s,sGcn;s at Michigan
University Ars To have a tda.VUp do
notnina,inrai isas.Iu.rirr>
-1'Es faculty Of Tho University oi
fcaa - ivsnis htya voted 10 admit
sisd-nis without, Distraction Of srs TO
all tho college fsgrsos. THIS action
require tie Ia.. eaca!oa, Of tho ;rIs'
: ir-s.
Ia = saii ihs, there s-o iasst
joss ia Nos YORK City than IN
jerusa' ~ ii-'' tho ulmtscr hriar
searlT euVps TtT keep ar ;hsi'
3isi'HF'a tp'hp asI maintain
igFissniE 80 A
THO lest ma sHi Eri 80.
raIiras ter, q isI - erect sub.
siaHlias ffa a. thauiauqun
u~faru 5,a. Ihr rftsss
bTirr'ars jtfil u.sr il.r hraFs 81
CHaIts .s vi.U FieEa ElalHfiaL
u t#.#rst rui'l g. 10 b. csiab.
iishrl .H Sof ie-s s.rH, fas i1g
pupils 10 rE g. .tg-str .aisy.
sob" &C. .1 .is sy us Gal gBser
;a.sH ss IA ia.rag.aa tffiHz she
tsal T. 3 asal rat. HsHrs. EErss
aas.uas. i.e.a4 e. ial' %. a. sB I'M
fr#aFg. al aa-agIh=s gs9.i.sr Il
;A8 Cl.lHsas $50 g. sf .5ast !.
New G1s sar.ssass have not
UHsslsl Q iurr tfs tas.y :. ss.t ursi
,br r'st'aFm f1f ;fo pa-p's1"i ,7arr.
mYHrk 4Lr 5Hi-f mon ais uBi
rsFu+is inrrr rcrs. hi.;hFs Elaas.
~ riras % iaa g-'.es who hay,
siatligl liri and So 80 church
Tor pre-. irs psFgaseA some d
ihcm rHr9 si- SERMON TO tyrruril.
iuz rsl copies 10 msnh3rs 1t ihs
cousrgzaH n.
"A Hsl = ihri 81 raising funds
hes i'.s ir' ~ "a Sunday in
HgriiBzirn. =. !. .,aiHn limo ago
% now H.c.egrt pieces. called ''sai.
on,s.' ut=c tiIi8isuicJ amuug ih.
scholar asd teachers. wish insirur-
lions to ID whatever in reason
they ccuid -. .,crsa.a ias sum.
Lately tho 81 e 81 were rs.i'nl in. and.
notwithstanding all tho scholars d.i
no; masp te.e.us. tho sim received
Was fsJE
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
Same OF tho Usss Of siis.

SIX i Eu agreeable and hea',hg
ns,1ris'. us1d ia d 9u,s. itrs,sius a.
r!scislc!iy Of aus bciiesi In a.
iraP7Fy Of our rogrs asi faFai,l
covers {; rinssis ,.a seal a'as. riyis
thea q aI..srr tf.....Hey. aHi
hg.4hIsHs sp.prs E.gh e rAaFais.
light Il rastgs - 81 elggga. g
81. sgg'g,Egss. Il uh!sh ,h5 dui! s..r
iaor Of E1al aaI ilHsn Ars drsi.,gl
I, also promote clsaaiiaess. will ?
Tvadliy iiabits d.F,. aaG dpst go; hss
t0r ypsp!a "a E.sf'y ~ gppI Z
It, COT lsaIa!iy growing uss D. mas
accordingly. IL is-grt.ti.. "a IasHy ps5z
Grse8 asd t7aa'y. oven. osr saa
,b.nr 10 si'F. lnl can HDi si1en s.
.isr thits sFoo.ea ur iiaFH vilhuai q
sirpyIHs 40 4ts sspss sad sa'us IT,
'uurg s.ss rilapus. therefore tt.
moro elk Esrrhiris and rgl,ss nrs
usrs. instead u linen and N.aI-ih.
i1uTs Erasp'sl becomes tho UrluAFr
aspect Il mankind 4 Bgm'rr g.
siln4Es. Erpsss4uo fashions. rririrH
log In shp use 81 ijavn. ucIi3 a..
bsys t1gn iuyrnici during ,Bn r..s
crneFal emp .ryB.rHt Of siis Sc
fui'1rins II ribbon. tho risuiaE
Tossing skirts II six. tho sii. kufs l.r
loosely srus;Td round tho nrEs. hags
materially contributed 10 masr ua
customs more natural aud pleasing g.
Ito cya n. Y. ledger
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
A MAN OF FoReTHouoHr.
tow Ito Provided for the Fate OF y Large
and Interesting Family.


and Interesting Family.
lie was tall. thin man. in blnck.
/ hreHdnaro suit. aud he stood In front
III, drop-a Observation-Disclosures
-si.aa-accldent-insurance-policy ma
/ sia0 ut tho Polk street station and
"n,; at 1t In II thoughtful, solemn.
,,.anst melancholy way.
! 1T seems impossible that an outlay
Z only five cents can guarantee man
-alnst financial loss in consequence
] I IN accident disabling him within
seuty-'our hours. doesn't itP' ho
said 10 bystander
alt docs. indeed" was tho reply.
And that in case OF any fatal cns-
aalty his family will bo preserved
] from tho demon Of want for ut least II
con slJerablo time 10 Gomez
II dom, SEQ how they can afford to
10 IT,"
VIVA. won't they get up ncx'?'
mUsed tho man In black. as /. speaking
himself. and shaking hl, head slow
=. "Still. IL docs seem ns II II were
I .lnlst Il duty incumbent on II husband
md tho father Of II family whom h.
any ~ any momont loavo destitute TO
..a advantage OF such AN opportunity
Is tili nov and then. does It not?
10 l. uncertain. and II il u terrible
NJ Tor II faml y 10 be- deprived With
sgla mnmant's warning OF It's natural
So st7-atar nni htvs Ia 'ana tho cold
.hariiy OF irlend!cs' world. Is Z.
n1.|'
1T Il. Indeed
"Ard !. seorl8 all tho moro painful.
iho moro igIGeniablo. /! | may 30 eN-
press Il. when man who iools u
vague. uneasy forobodlng that some
thing disastrous may probably happen
10 him within tho nuSt iw.niy-iaur
hHurs and would like TO follow tho die
tate, o: hIs heart and his reason by
makiEg wlso provision for those
waom no may leave ~ldowod and
iaiheFle,s. but {, prevented from 20
doing for the want u a bcggarly nlc'gl
apathy iiys-cuni pleey-dOos 1t nol."
'Why-cr-"
Ms 'Fi,ni." exclaimed tho SOLEMN
man. With slIs.cnlng eyes. II sec sou
RpprDheHi my meaning When tho
tate o., n largo and interesting family
may b. ~ stake you sro no, tho man
90 hesitate, You will advance mo thu
Es!4'rHb.u tr.io Of ilyp c-Hts. 10 b. re-
paid whea I 800 you HgHiE-,haHEs'
thanked lieEycu b!ors you. my friend
vii sAuuirr Hbou; tho station Until.
9; /, shout train time. and ;hsn Wlli
i HUualE this cola In tho nppruprlAir
or.neo Hai 'ako passage stoarL 1hsnk
y1u 'aln. my friend. In tho namo Of
lny y 10 and iiisio onrai'
And ,ho tall. thin man In the thread.
haro suii sauBtgrsi about ;hs station
10 sR Hlmlrsi way gHtii h0 found hln.
-! IS Tho ts6rcsi Eerldrai Uutsiic iilo
frEat yE,r8nr'. Uh a ho followed H.
a.aaa,af alsc szl iiiy IN . hrs limo i4r
Ihr Hs.gaz. bsss saloon. who're he do,
l1 .'ctl ,ha cpll Ia iss appropriate
iul. ss j; EoFu.- Chicago I iblav.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
Something TO shsr.

Men arc too ready 10 assume ih-
women. "a they cay. isuau nuthi
arput business. Some ~uscu arc D.
BSrani Of such matters. d, &C. t-ts. ta
en- she other hand zrmr uumua hav
quito as much business capacity o
ihsir husbands
DO yur fHraH 10 ;s'I nc. =
B..Iis." demanded Is uilius. aref
'gast yCH gave y total slHrarsF
order Tor ten dollars worth Of srr~
les a. Prices lcss than vhpir e a.
sr' can bsy them. and paid him &
itc goods ~ advanced Dds's
have scnsn enough to $50 thatis
be- q saindIcs Your moneys e.
GOV, sad you've nothing 10 sho% {
="
why. vrs. have" said T.
bi'lusi II have HE rccaip; ior IL.
Youths tgmpaHiua
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22

boggar was there. and found an in
tolligent-appcnring young fellow,
/ dressed ,olerably we'll in clean. though
throndbare. clothes He assured me
that no had tried In vain to secure
work until he was heartily discour-
| aged, and rs a last resort was COM
peeled to wound his pride by begging
III you'll prove your willingness 10
work by saving up that pile OF stove
wood. you can have breakfast. said
|. We'll. I'll work. chccriully re-
sponded tho young man, Ms ho threw
of his coat and pushed bucl.sa"
with an aiacrity born Of hunger and
desperation. guyo him n good break
fast-thc best my table afforded. l.
coayergution found him bright IL
was u booE-l;rcpCr. no said, | tool
an interest la him and secured him t.
position In tho Missouri Pacific freight
Offices. after persuading u friend H.
charge 10 give him trial. Tho
young man proved one Of tho finest
ppumon In tho Office, and aitor u trial
Of three or four months nj forty dol
lars II month he was given "A fine
posi- ion Ia an ofilcc with the same line
In arkansas The other experience
With Il tramp WIS With e young
fellow who had got down
in tho world. but came to
Ibis city from Leayonwor,h. Kan.
with lettor OF introduction no had
formerly received from an acqualnl-
Hnco OF mine there. lie accosIed me-
one cold win,or's nigh, and said he
hui teen sleeping out for two night
and had not eaten amy thing Tor tv.
duys gave him a meal ticket ar'
paid his hotg, D, l Tor week, and ,goE
I'm down To SEQ tho same man IA; the
" uurl Pacific Offices. which, wa
iuc.'gai 20 believe, was becoming au
asylum for unfortunate fellows who
Tu-o e1iHlng my sympaihies. Iho
laEaTer iidn't like tho appearance o.
this young man. but he gave him 9
TRIAL Tho wages were no, Ia b. PAID
for a month. Tho young man brace
mp and worked steady. unl -ln1
Cd Tor his board IN the meantime
nat Pay night he drew all his mu1'h
"fA % AAaAhA aA4Ak y az kAAN AsAHH W.
heard Of h!m. lie skipped. 80.
''in the roup" 70 tho i1riE Of Gfiy do
lars Tor tis blllL | wrote the msH Dr.
L1vrHvorih. whp hrd "a hlsa'y rrr
ummeHird Him o. no los honesty. ihs
I thought hn ought b. rrlmhura o..
10 replied that IL wHs my 0gH lwa.
Uul, DO wEsn' paying 'ramp,' bills
ibapp 10 LrIr tia. be- va, as.
Ing ai'Hr aB iWpsriaat DIvvrusH
Hrf ,'riHsss ~ Wasau.Ipl. t..
yas p.n for mo. l vFui9 hiTn TO p
thal L'Ey j 1..aft la tGlrIy days, Ds
would Eai. l..l, 90 iiU cross By Fa:i.r
d certain taliai sl5,rs Senator.
uaa siaGch f-iaHi - g.gs. o. lE
him Wei shot ffiy dollar, o.lr g.
ai'iaE by lhs noE; a.siL hHi o. I.
uaI I Nas at ar -Eia'rI F.gb o.
UHliri state. ssEliug % udr' 20. CO..
Hnu.4ai agsa E,a 20 I uaa liss. .
gaH is-Eesv1-ib mon wanted Ui'r
aud ! lEge4 I raEit 5gaF1 hIm iaia o.
.ns @Aa, sas nothing more than
right st. Louis E.nlsr- Democrat.
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How the Kaiser Rides

Nr. Yn,ss writes 81 tho rrcrnt -.
vjcu a. Aldsrshoi Of tho British army
I = tho Emperor Of &c nauys '.Eur
kAiasr Wa extremely Industrious iu
in1dnr insp tho heart Of tbints. raj.
lurise about from point 90 point vi'i.
81 r.skiesHrst which ras4rr djsror.
csftaI aevaral gurpuIrnt officers IN %.
igHisus1 upon him. lie himself J.
rayliy increasing in weight. and D..
already giiir as heavy maa ns was
BE father in Die mature primo Head
Ion. rider "a 10 Ia BIS sani On horse
back Is She reverse 81 good. being ihr
raFg lou-s AMI bucks;'ur -o-t ef s
that tho ola school ufriHemas'ersu .s ]
90 uhiurraic n 'aash.bail s1i,.
TrCrc ear not be N Eeh n-iizi ysi.E DE
le'ta-n. siuca hchnlts the Trins in hi.
left hand. and. vitbou; cmu Dying Of.
right. can pull a bUrscon bis haunlal
from a raiicp"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22

There arc certain taiiarirs a'r1ai
concerning the proper coivf u natural
wool, and Of natural silk. 'GD. for sus'
matter. 80 thas ilrnish"r ia wy often
compelled 10 keep his "uatHr1l- susl
underwear " a decided gray color. and
his natural silk iiitDvf itch s.faaa
pink. which he. IurthCtmgr.. i.,sis VI
to verify a. being the natural r.iHs gi
the unjyri thrvaI. says che JIo.AI.s
Now, many long hours sax iu tha
dyc.,uh do both silk and uu1! auIrr-
to acquire IN" natural color demanded
hy The public. aud the CUSTOMER h. npl,
50 used - ihc deception which Oh FL l.r.
sisicn,ly false notion r1mrfis thH .u
ufaciurcr io practice. that Doe Mould NOT
believe ihC tual. undyoi fabric ~ b.
genuine 10 hr saw IL.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
uu,ai.u'. t,u,.a sai,..

The TEST salye In the world Tor cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt iheum. fever
sores. letter. chauped hands. chilblaius.
COINS. and all skin Crupii"ns. aud pisi-
lively cures pil,s. or nc pay required
Do is guaranteed to- give perfect salts
'lc;.du. ~ none, refunded. Itisp =
.,lis Ter box. fcr sale b, gN '.-'-rg'
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Lt3iift,L i,ut.. orrIEs.

NrJ.G'u have Teen male y
1901. HERALD whcf,h, any II iiic Ip'.
.utHs sell hiH.sn standard periodicals
IHa, D. had ju connection vlil Tus
.iaHNLp ag Iiiiins crsi. Tluse Zig
Gt's svIji iU 81 subscriptions only:
iuU llruAHp and Cosmopolitan
MaEazin" .mHuthiyl to new suil-
souu'Ts only ................-... ! 90
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22

They toll tlis Uttia story " Mrs. liar.
riot ileaehar -tpUr. Walking in a
friends rarlUu oua DAY she asked tho
gardener: "ilavc You ever read Uncle
Toms Cahing The psrlrVol fellow
slowly unbont hims.lt lie was unvill-
ing 70 wound tho scnslbi,itics Of Mrs.
stowe. and hr wished to say tho most
Tor himself AMI 81 lie felt himself
setting very rel a. he stammcrc,l:
"Wcll. not exactly. ma'am. Not as you
might say read it, but I've tried TO.
mann
Take vnur lr4.tY admir- TIN. Tf..utfu
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
TWO EXPERIENCES.
50. toui. raiio- Captain Air. us opin.
Ions tbssut ydsnys.


have two experiences 10 relate In
regard 10 tramps. which Sc, mo even
on the question ui discovering honesty
and dishonesty among thcm. One
morning | was sitting in the dining
room at home when n poor fellow
came mp 10 the kitchen door and asked
my wife for breakfast. stating that he
was hungry. could get no work and
was actually starving. went ont.
tovcyar. 10 eco What specimen Of g
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22

Pupils who learn 'hy EAR without
thought a. ~ the meaning II things.
oon,ri,c to af'orl roJl deal ~ amusc.
us'u; TO their teachers Euconuy a
teacher in tho grammar school asked
ono Of her boys: "What is tue meaning
of 'topas2 "a topaz" said the bay.
''is where tho mules walk when tho, 're
DRAWN. a cansl.bCsL"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY,


Member OF Congress. Hosea Townsend
District judge, Moses liulrit
uprshnl. .-- u r. IlIl
Attorney, J. u. Fleming
Register nf the Land Oncc. g. u. Ihyur
Receiver 81 PHulic Moneys, G. G.. Parks
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-22

In iig-nps Avrgs an CrsTA ii1v fur
sistY ui-lu ts.uoo. Coal Tor range
ur rrIiles from e7s 20 ei1r7r SON.
N1a may SO 90 the cic,us for ss.Jo. Shoes
arr worth irgfa $40 to si2.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-15
POUND NOTICE.

o. NOTICE is hereby given that
IcS' ~ the following described
animals will be sold ut public auction
on SATURDAY, Dee. 2G, 1891. at u
O'Clock noon, at the Government Pound
at Makiki:
Sorrcl Mare with white streak on
forehead, branded Venus on right side
of mel X.
Bay Horse, all legs white, sore on
left fore leg, brand undesirable.
Gray Horse, brand undesirable on
left hind leg.
! Cream-colored COW. cut IS" on
right ear, branded "PR" ON right hind
leg.
l Cream-colored Cow with white
streak on back, branded RI on right
hind leg
Bull Calf, white spots on back and
sides, no brand.
Iream- colored Calves. no brand.
Black Calf, all legs white, white spot
under belly, no brand.
Bay Bull Calf, no brand.
ga" Owners of the above animals must
send in their claims within IL days.
otherwise they will be sold on the date
above named. u. kAOAO,
Government Poundmaster.
Honolulu, Dee. 10, 1891. 295 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-15
PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Id,
Fort Street, Honolulu.

The Pacific Hardware
they opened their ART ROOMS
Building they Exhibition
MAS PRESENTS examples the following Ware Limoges
Boston, Rose Dubay Newport Ivory Queen Bqu Royal Windsor
Royal Worcester Royal Devon Royal Hungarian Tulip Orchid Boen
Etc. Etc A choice selection Silver Plated Ware.
They Received line of
TURE MOULDINGS Mirrors Engraving Etchng
Pastels Etc. Etc. the Latest publications Ease
and bamboo Tables Chandeliers, Hanging, Piano
Statuettes, and Articles
OIL PAINTINGS by local Artists Wells, Barnfed
Hitchcock, Mrs Pauls and others.
shelving completed they open
Line HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Japanned
They their friends will
experienced being able have their lifted
little inducement to
A VISIT to their Art Rooms will, they be
Soliciting of the patronage literally
Oyed the will spare pains
prOmptness