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The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
TIE 0sss 0sSaea0.

Tho local weekly is tho natural
medium fos reaching the vast number
of people who live In tbs small town.
AMI Villages. Advertisers who wish Ia
reach this class II people should no,
make the mistake Of sapts,sins that tho
4tuand u thoroughly covered by the
big daily AMI weekly publications of the
cities. While IL Is tss- tha, the metro.
vpIiian iailics arc being Gaorr general,
taken than formerly among country
PEOPLE. II IL siao ituc iha; they do not
receive the careful reading that Is &C.
corded the home rat-r. The latter Is in
>omc respects like letter. II gives the
small ani insignificant items Of new,
which are ~,me,imcs made the subjcc,
Of ri'iicnlc. bu, watch atc just what the
people want Where the daily will bc
SKINNED over In a half hour aud tossed
aside. the local weekly will le passed
from one mcmlrs II the family To the
other aud br eagerly read nv each.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
pARoooxCs or SCIENCE.

sss.aes cssAsss.ss wssss xssss ~ cs0.
psssA ssAssas~~A.
The water which sirowns us. Q hucnS
ssr~sm. can tr walked upon - icr. sAys
nis~kwur.i's Magazine. Thc ballet
which. whcn Ard fr,sn . muskrs, car.
rSr> death. will t,r harmless II srvand
70 du.s brfoer hsina arrd The crystal.
ts~d part Of the oil Of r,sr~, - grateful
In Its frasrance-a solid ai ordinary
s~mp-rsturr. though rcsdiiy volatile
IL . cn<uppund Substance. eoaiAinine
exactly tho sasnr clrmcnts and exactly
tho .atn~ proportions - the 9as with
which ws light cur streets Tho s~a
which wc daily drink with ervss b-ne-
a, and plcasurr. prrfsccs paipisassoas.
nervous srrmhiin.> and cvcn paralysis,
II taken In caec.s. yet tho peculiar o..
eanic agent called thcine, 70 which tra
owes its qualities, may Be taken BY
itarif tas thcinc. not - teal without
any apprcciablc effect The water
which will ailay our burning thirst aug.
mcn,s II when eoosraici into snow: -
that is stated by explorers Of tho Arctic
regions that tho natives ''prcfcr cndur.
ing tho utmost extremity Of thirss rath.
or than attcmrt IN remove II by eating
anow.- Yet. II the snow tc melted. it
brcomcs drinkablc water. Ncvcrthc.
Ices. although II melted hcforr Il cnscrs
the mouth Il aAssaAess shtsse iilfe other
waasr. when melted In the mouth Il has
The 0ppnsise effect To rrnticr this par.
adoH more striking. we have only 10 re-
member that ice. which mclss morv
slowly In the mouth, y vesy efRcient In
allAying thlfsA
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
GRASS rvs AS MEDICINE.

TAs, Ar CssA 10 Cssssst AssAssy - sAs
crabs' eyes are employed 70 soms e..
tent "A . remedy for scid atomscha.
They arr not actually the eyes cf the
crub. but simply small cuocrct,ona uf
lime found In the stoinschs Of craydsh
at the time when they arr about TO cast
their shell and make now ones. Il IL
supposed. says the Chicago Times. that
these concrctions arc designed by nat.
urc 70 provide material for the new
ahells. AZ all events, having been De.
posited originally By aaisnala. they are
0sao1na1kay shspsbed iato tho human
ysee0. befoFe hein@ administered -
medicine they arc pulvcriscd.
Oyster-ahclls arr used in precisely she
saoe way asd for the aame purpose,
being prepared preiiminarily BY wash.
Ing and pulvcrisine. The pulverisea
atclls are placed In solution In water,
the heavier and coarscr particles fall.
Ing TO the bottom. lly pouring of the
solution thus obtained and permitting
II TO prccipitatc such fine particles Of
lime as IL still retains, an exceedingly
refined deposit Is at length secured.
Cuttlc6sh bones, from scpia fish Of CON.
nerce-the Aamc that arc used for can.
~ bir'is-arr ground up and used In
The sasne fashion and to serve . like
0eaicsl usefulpces
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
spe~s0so saDass.

=. II. Clifford. New Cnssel. Wis. "; q
troubled with neuralgia md rhcuma.
tism. his stomach wa9 disHderevi. his
liver was affected u ~ alarming de.
gree. appetite fell awsy, and he Was
terribly reduced In aesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Eieetrtc Bilters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H..
had running sore on his leg Of cish,
years standing. usrd three bottles OF
Electric Dii,ers and seven boxes Of
Tucklcns Arnica Saivs. and his lcs is
sound and we'll. John sDsakes. Caia~ba
o.. hal i've large fever scres - hts Ies;
doctors said he was incusab,c. One bot
tie Electric Ditiers aud one tpx Buck.
lens Arnica S~lvc cured him entirely.
Sold by all drug stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
usm M oT PASSAGE.

John Heck. White River. was In tow
Yesterday.
Joseph Studcr was mp from Rans-l,
on Thursiay.
". =. 'e,sert came up from yellow
creek yesterday.
James Temple, Of Mnybell, was ovel
here on Monday.
Riley Hamilton WAS mingiinR In oui
midst for . few days this week.
Dr. Theo. Foo,e. Of Pie--nnc-. was
autographed nj the Meeker Thursday.
Biily Mck-own MAS among Routt's
contingent In our festivities this week.
J. q. Massey and q. y. Osborne came
over from Spring Creek. ltouit county.
yesterday.
The pioneer wocdsman Of the White
river country. Charley Smith. was down
from his possessions this week.
J. u. Pierce. q. II. wriirnhaniner.
sni ". +. T-aHari-n. all Of Craig. reg.
isirr-,i nj the Me~k-r Thursday.
Mis-, Florence McAiunn arrived on
last evenings stage. and will take
charge of tho ltanScly school the com.
In. week.
Al Ellison was In from Dig Heavier on
last Saturday and reports horn~s oa the
range In healthy condition. Mr.. T..
says tho winter. ~ far. has not b-~n
severe enough 10 drive the elk down.
pad Wilson Ia hone again after a
brief visit 10 Grand Junction. Moatruse
and other points In the southwestern
part a The Ssais. Mr.. w,isa says
ss~d~ ~ duN ~ ssssv pasrs ~ vssasssa.
Jim Cole brought hts last tnoalhi
ssvin1s 10 N~~k~s yesi~siay and d.
i-.iird IL with County Treasurer Hay
receiving his tag receipt. lie reports
the winter On l'ic~- ancr TO have tren
inc np TO iwo weeks ago. bat since
then II las b~ca very disAxrr~abte.
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4 NtsAsssss ~. b.
Mrnsrn. Colo. Feb. -.

NrtkGG. Colo. fcb. -. tsSt.
To tho sh,.r .f TITS i,rnsisi
DEAR sia-w- arr not In tho habl,
Of Kicking 10 any arpr-cisb'c extent.
Al the .sm- iimc go fc-i like saving
there 10 scrr~ Loose sctnc y bcfr In the
city government.
II the writer IL CORRECTLY infotm~i
there ~a. a crsta!n sidc~a ak ordinance
passed with the vic~ Of xr,iins sp,n-
sidewalk, built.
We also arc informed that ot,icts
were issued Tot the baihiin. of certain
walks.
Part ot tho property owners promptly
complied with the oricr. while other,
totally isnos-,i said order. and. by their
actions. rsvr the authorities tn under.
stand ii,at when the spirit moved
them" they would build siic~aiks-nos
according To the dc,ircs. or,icts and
wishes of the proper authority. bu, "a
suit their own notions tif they built al
ALL.
Ncw wc don't attribute this lack Of
having orders and ordinances oirycd q
anything but ptitc AMI uua,iulieta,r,l
negligence. and u resolves itself in,o
,hi. ono fact: That either the Ma,or
the sidewalk committee. the Town Mar
shai OF the whole City Government 1,
responsible for this loose method of do.
ing business.
Gentlemen. wake up. and either have
sidewalks built In compliance with youI
ot,iets &c build them yourselves AMI
make the property owners pay for II &C
cor,iin. tn ordinance. TAN.pAyEE.
As a T.. =. To the atpvc-
We wouh call tho attention of III,
City Dads To the fact that Poster. III,
Prophet" durs not predict this Ia.
weather to las; longer than winter. an,
when spring comes ibaw Ia liable I,
come a,s,-hcncc the urgent need Of ;
few cross- walks.
Come. gentlemen: don't hibernate
much longer. but keep yvur eve "n III.
indicator. and "a scou as the storm lei,
UP pn, down enough walks ~ al leas
keep our merchants from sending TO
an extra invoice Of rubber gr-is.
| TIP
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

We are sorry 10 note that during the
entertainment AT the school house on
Monday the young man who WAS re-
Gently expelled from school on account
Of his misconduct WAS present. and, as
usual. made himself disagreeable to all
present. This particular Young fellow
knows the difference between right aud
wrong and II is about time he WAS be-
ginning act to the gentleman instead Of
the hoOdlun.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
sswsv. 81 esss.sssss fer C.s.sss 'ss
Cess.ss SesesSy,

s.w.v. 81 esss.sssss sss C.sssss ss.'
cess.,s sseresvy.
Al mercury will surely destroy the sensc
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never bs used except on presrrip-
tions from reputable physicians. NJ the
damage they will do IL ten fold to the
good you can pnssibly derive from them.
Halls cxtarrh Cure. manufactured by
+. J. Cheney i Co. Toledo. o.. con.
,uins no mercury. and is taken Internal.
iy. aud acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls cstarrh Cure br sure you
get the genuine. il 10 taken internally.
and mkiS IN Toledo. Ohio. by +. J.
Chrnay h Co.
gFsold by druggists, price Tic. per
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
Gly eask Sssss.

The Lily Park saw.mill has just
started mp and works we'll. II is r,u
by Charles I,ansie'scspb. head sawyer
Our school IL progressing quite vel
under the present management. and ~
believe the handsome ,s,iac,luc To ~
a typical ladies man. as he seems IL
take great interest IN corresponding
with the Gilman girls.
stock ]. looking well in this locality.
Mr.. Freeman Is still improving under
the physicians care. ". Y. -. -.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

An officer sent out by the Provincial
Government of Qncicc 10 investigate
the unrSplorr,i forests of the N"s;hctn
Ottawa region. reports his discovery cf
about s,5p square miles covcrrd with
the zines, p,ne. svs,suo - 0ssuP v~iu.
able timber. with sxss11nt streams 10
float II out.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
r,,.., r,,.., ,.-ssss p,,...

Symptoms-Aioisture; intense itching
and s'ingins. mos, at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tn.
mors form. which often bleed and ulcer
ate. becoming very sore. Swaync's Oint-
ment stops the itching and bleeding.
heals liberation. and In mcst cases re-
moves the tumots. Al druggists. or by
mail. for 60 cents. DR.. owsvne 4 Son,
PlilAielphiA.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

There was no school this week owing
10 the illness of the principal. Mrs.
Tin;ci. who has 80 far recovered frcm
the effects of very bad c"lj AZ I, bc
able. il IL hoped. io resume her duties
In the temple Of learning a, the
heal Of Sixth street cu Monday next.
a number uf scholars ~ctc ai.o prus.
ira,.-i by something resembling ia
grippe
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
ns.si.s,. Ass,-s s.,se.

Tic trs, saivc In the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt shrum. fever
SORES. tciicr. ci,apr-i hansls. cialblsins.
COINS. and all nkin rfupliuns. add I.'si.
lively cures piles. os no pay srquit-!.
Il is guaranteed 10 sivc Perfect ss'i.'
faction. OF money rrfundcsi. Price -
c-nis y-t box. POT saic b, all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Our County Clerk says he hasn't ;s-
sncl a marriage license since tho hoii.
da,-. The ilEEALp pump. however.
brought out the fac, that " ,heuc IL ANY
couple in the county who want r-tmi,
Ia pool their issues but haven't the
change handy, Ilcyd vii! stand them I'll
indcani,elv. providing he can give the
neaIy -wci,icd bride the frst kiss.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The Meeker Social club held meet
ing Tuesday night ut which considerable
business OF Importance WAS transacted.
The club membership limit was in-
creased from twenty i've to thirty-ave.
No more public balls are u bo given
under the auspices Of the club. but
parties desiring the uss OF the clubs
hall for dancing purposes can rent It for
that or other public use.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
aso aIANCo Lsus.H 40. 40. 4. y. a
q. ~.

Meets the second and fourth Saiur
da,s in each month. Visiting brethren
cordial, invited.
II. e. PETERSON. ". ".
JANE. ISTrLG. Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

4. n. 1icfIron. foreman Of the Circle
ou,ti;. was in Mceker during the week
and in conversation with TmE HERALD
scribe expressed tile opinion that loss
among range cattle would lr very lish,
this winter. provided the weather is at
all favorable next month. Mr.. iIefTrcn
thinks the cattle business iscn the verge
of an improvement which will lie per
mancnt.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Woo Song. Illinois. is the only town
In the country that has a Chinese name.
II was named by two sra captains who
had t-en in the China trade and pur.
chased land for the site Of the new town
about ts-y,.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Dank Hair has ,,ren Spending f-a
days In io~n and infotms HERALD
r-,.uf;-r thai he expects 10 do consider
able pto~r~riins In tho upper White
river region tn. coming s~asa. Mf.
Nlais IL an old miner and thinks Tho
npi-r White country offrss . promising
Gcld sos the ptcsIrc'"r.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The mails. which were delayed some
In the early part o: the week on account
Of the terrible bull condition Of the
roads, ARE again coming in ut u season.
able hour. Thursday nights freeze hav-
ing improved the roads considerably.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

A resident of Antelope valley. Nc.
vatia. reports thousands Of Wild horses
ranging on the mountain plateau near
his home. Il IL almost impossible 10
raisr hand of tame hosSes In that s-c.
ton. because they Join the Wild hssu.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Mis-. John \. l>'gAn's iluaas MaxA.
vino a,s~s grraArs s's"ant II nn~ rad
ing matter ssr the money than sny oth~f
prstniscsl In tho ~osh. Subscribers
can get TnE HERALD and Home Msra'
zine ts - cash b, calling al this o,iic-.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
cssUnCss CALENDAR.

sr. JAMES CHURCH.
Fourth stfret. esst cud of City Park.
Service tU.soNvw. will br a. follows:
SUNDAY 0chcol. at 10 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. a, 1:s1
y. NJ.
Fr'day evening service. al 80 y. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
MAURICE W. BRtTTuN.
Rector.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Six miles from New Castle Is the
ricrsrn ranch. II has two Thousand
cattle. and over one ,housani tons uf
alfalfa were cut and STORED there las;
scaspn. For the coming scascn more
extensive preparations are ,-ins NAL.
than c.cr before for farming on = big
scale. ph. ,cs. thi, is desert. a scrn-
Of dcsola,inu-in a horn Echo.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

YESTERDAY Sui-'sin.l-nt Foreman held
his regular quarterly examination of
school teachers. Hut three applicants
we're caan,in-.i-ih- Missrs Wash. Col.
hr sni Atnold-ani to-day Miss Nc
Mum undcrIo~s the test.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

As-n, sherman WORKED like . beav-t
nii week In -ndrAsosins TO sri th-
Grand river stas- In and out oa time.
This VAS impossible ~ Nr. sherman
aud h,s driy~is had the elements aud
. i,os,onirss pasd 10 contend with.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

In 1870 tho center Il population cf
the United S,ai~s was eight miles west
b, south II Cincinnati; In iss1 u va,
In southern Indiana. b~rf G'ecnsburc.
twenty miles east of Columbus.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
AavsssSss N .ran Slaa AID.

Tne most soccra.fui AMI progressive
towns arc those which literally support
their homo papers. A Newspaper veil
filled with home advertisements IL or-
of the b~si advertisements In ihr world
OF III. place ~h~rc tbs paper ls pub.
lisi,eSl.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

David Smiths r-s hoasr 10 aioo;
scsiv tor the plas,crvr. and ~r anics
stand III is tumof~'i IN tho dad quiet
that Mr.. smith j. oo the s~a acenm.
panied h, Mrs. Smith. A. this tumpt
tarA, confirmation ~r ~iii withhold
congratulations until ~- have hal sptns
Official knowi~is- Of Dawes doing IN
bobby linrn>' land.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
4. s.s.,s, As.u.s.4.
Lily. Colo. Feb. -. iSi

l.itS. Colo. Feb. -. isoi.
r. ID. Eii'as II Tas isr.AlsI
DEAR siE- tl-asr answer throus,
y"ur valuable payer. who s Gra'
iisi,ain's representative al Washing
toa - q. u. X.
!ASs.-Sif Julian ranncrfose IL tbs
iititish Minister al Washington. lie /,
now n, his j-nst Of iuty.-Ep.l
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

letter. eczema. Itch. all cruptiuns o,
face, hands. muse. etc. leaving the
clear. white anI healthy. Its s
healing and curative powers are po
s"h by np other remedy. Ask
druggist for swayne's Ointment
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

And siiii another bunch d cattle ~esr
driven h,!ow on Tuesday. While the
baik II the herd ~er- In god c"nii,ioa
l; MAS noli-rab'c tina, s,snc II the old
COWS ,ho~--i visible sirns of a rrarri',
Of feed. They viii pali uhtoush. how
uNrI.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
uancIIt.

Articles of incorporation OF the Con.
iinen,sl Railway and Telegraph COM
pany were flied with the Secretary Of
state at Denver during the week. This
il another road that Is 10 have its be-
ginning a; Denver and its terminus on
the shores OF the Pacific. The i'm
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
a plesssse seess

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use of
syrup Of Figs. as its act. in harmony
with nature 10 eTectually cleanse the
sysiem when c"stive or bilious. For
sale in 5cc and si.p bottles by all lead
ing druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
G,1Sv Osug AlseV.

,/For drugs. medicines. paints. books.
stationery. fancy AMI toilet articles.
Geld glasses. artists materials, musita al
s"sis. etc. etc. go or scnd your orlcfs
To Dr. r. Siuver. Rawlins. Wyoming.
and get the hes, goods al lowest price.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t Is now asserted that Rev. Kyle, 70
Gently elected to the United States
Senate from South Dakota. Is ineligible
having no liked" habitation.
-
The report OF the committee on coin
age has knocked out free silver for thl.
session. Next session. however. will
witness the triumph Of the silver In
terests.
Last weeks IIEHALD's intination IL.
to the Treasury portfolio was carried
out, inasmuch as President Harrison
has appointed Charles Foster. OF Ohio
to succeed Window, deceased.
-
The remains Of General Sherman were
consigned 10 mother earth ut st. I.OuiI
on Saturday last. The old hero was
buried with all the honors due his ex.
nlted rank, the funeral procession being
magnificent In the extreme.
-
Tho Colorado Springs Gazette strongly
advocates continuation OF forest legis.
lation "untii the crime Of setting hre To
forest Ii considered n great crime
Us arson. aud as infrequent." In this
matter We heartily endorse the Gaxette's d
sentiments.
4 bill Of more than ordinary import
ance Is now before Congress. and will
likely become u law before many years.
II is TO the effect that the arid lands le
ce,ied 10 the States In which they are
located. This will enable each State to
construct or cause 10 he constructed
such reservoirs, canals or xrtrsisn wells
as may be necessary for the reclamation
Of arid lands thus granted.
-
At an election for congressman In
Rhode Island. last Saturday. the Demo.
cratic candidate was elected by 500
majority. The Republican vote showed
u falling OF Of nearly 500 - compared
with the November election. which
would indicate that the Republican
party Ii not rrcuprraiing very rapidly
from tho effects Of It's encounter With
the Novcmb~r political cyclone.
-
lola. the French writer Of obscene
novels, says lie docs not believe the pco-
pic Of this country mean 10 become
honest and respectable. This is rather
a hard shot st the people who have con.
lribuici 70 much 10 tho plcthoric con-
Iiilion of u. Zolas wallet during tho
past few years. but wc presume Amrri.
ran novel readers ~ill take the French
man , Insult. continue reading bis siu,h
aud adding to his wealth.
-
The howl foe railroad legislation Is
still quite Sisosoas 10 certain quarters.
but ~c hotr the demand for lrgisia,ioa
M this subject will not result In the
IasaAxr of laws that would hinder rail.
rosd building la our growing common.
wealth. In this part ot tho State NC
ass usosv sn used VI saAisuads uAAn ot
railroad lestsiaiioa and u this end Tux
HERALD nov n heretofore fAvoss
mild sAiisus.i i~sisiaiioa. II IL n,osr
than Psotaablc sotnc of tho tus.ls nerd
regulating - the Colorado Ccnirai. tos
,ustancc-bat what 40 are most In neci
al this ai stage ot our psuxress lin this
section. Al isAs'l u usosr railroads and
Iess rAilsosd l<stsiAiioa. Let us have
the ssea; industrial ssrvclos~s nrsi aud
the regulating laws afirs~asd.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Pwsen, your wife with good ladies
journai-Thc Home Magazine. 10Th /,
and our pa,~r. only 81 to eash snbscrib'
etS
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
TAsss SeOA NoxAss

Iforcibiv remind all who haven't good
heating stove that now would br the
proper time TO buy one. seeing that the,
nrs selling NJ cheap nj Thompson 4
Clarkc's. next door Ia new postofiscr.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Its fairly s'psisin' what p,R'h-s'iei.
ness some folks has," exclaimed Mrs.
iiuusie. looking over soeus election re-
turns. "llerr is this man scait~tin' hss
bren running fos olIsco for atty years
To my knowledge. allen The last man In
the rampus, an yit never ecttin' dis.
coarsgcd. IL docs brst ali!'
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
BOOK OF IDEAS
Advertisers.
POSTPAID. ONE ppLLAn-
Descriptive Circular Free.
Address: d. r. MALGETT.
Advertisement Writer.
New Haven. Conn. L. $. A.
Seed Annual, 1891.

Send fot Smallcy Scc,i Co.'S beautiful
illustrated Seed Annual cf Garden.
Flower. Field AMI Trce sec,is.
Seed Potatoes. Scri Corn. Millc,.
Cane. etc. Z. ANNABi1. l. co.
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The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Subscribe for The HERALD and San
Francisco Weekly Call. Only $3.23 for
both papers. Specimen copies can be
had by addressing this Once.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Just the thing for the ladies'. For 81
cash, THg HERALD aud The Home
Magazine. each for one year. Call and
get sample Of the magazine, free.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The weather has i~en quite capricious
during the week. having taken turns nj
tha~ins. fr~r,in. md showing. II Is
NOW ihasipg
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
NOTICE.

Thi. pap<rt. os,AI and AWAY. rrady
for reference ~ the Public Library of
Denver. In iharesi wing Of tho High
School. Ninelr~hvb and Stout streets.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Notwithstanding the unfarorsbls
condition II the weather n r,..iiy mum
b-r II iun.iov!ns t-opl. attended the
masquerade Monday nish,.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Vsys seA sseAss DsogAs.
Sam bernstein pays the highest cash
prices fos all kinds II hides and furx. II
you have any fus o. hides 70 sell call on
ltrrpstciu,
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The w~lch \ w"ois block Is nearing
completion and will present yer, at
uae,iv- appearance when finished.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
vOo aAIR.

A dne pair Of alwnst new hand. male
"chals." VIII br x"la cheap. Inquire
at TmG tiEuALn od1ee.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The riches, private who served in the
war was Ella, Howe. jr.. Of bridgeport.
Connecticut, who VAS worth sl.@D.Un.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

The finest and a,e~i easnps~ie line cf
of novelties In perfumes ever shown In
Merkrt. AITix Unos.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
Gh,a... x...y Ass,si...

Chissss Haaey Articles.
For Chinese silk handkerchi~fs.
queenswnrc and fancy goods, call on
John Wong, At the Hing Kee Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Taxes remaining unpaid after to-da,
will carry - per cent. interest until
paid.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

mediate objective point, however. is
Salt Lake City md Rio BlancO county
Is on the route.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
Steseax Oes ~ Coss.

W ClSooaG Oes ~ Coes.
In order TO reduce our stock We vii
sell paIior heating stoves II cost, for The
next thirty days.
IHoMiroS l. CLARKE.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

\ beautiful display of sun-dogs wer'
visible In this section on Thursday.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

ca..s.. II Al : sev .s.s. 10, Nc.
Kre enai. Le6ks ssdsss a ,he r"ss-
odicr. Roa9xr NcKxx-
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

Quite u variety Of mounis>i elk an'i
deer uniiers adcrn the walls Of the post
Office.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
nlrx eaAss rA>rrax.

Coed blue grass pasture At ~ icr
month icr head. Inquire nj k,singcr's =
ranyh. two miles above Nrckct.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28
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We arr selling all kinds Of heating
stoves al c"si. Call aud scc what w
have got In this line.
THOMSON Il CLNGkG.
The Meeker herald., 1891-02-28

tIsiuc srass ha, and careful attention
given horses at the Rio iI,anco Stable.