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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18

=. H-sEE-
The Sworn Tormontors of tbs Inqulai,ion.
What cared they for the groans OF the victim
as he lay. stretched upon tho rack? Yet PEG ple
whose hearts arc neither as hard rs the neither
mill stone, nor whose iortitudc Is excessive.
often have no pity on thcmsclves-voluntarily
incur lifelong torture By neglect. Rheumatism,
tho most agoniz!ng and obstinate Of complaints
Is. perhaps. more frequently neglected In its In.
clplency than any other, the preliminary twIngcs
being set down to the credit Of 'neold In the
bones. which will pass way Of itself. Singular
Blttcrs IL n potent safeguard against the terrible
inroRds ofthls lnsidious and dangerous maiady
dangerous because OF its proncne,s 10 attack
ths heart Tho seat OF llte. NeuEalsi9 Is also
Bltters. Malaria, kidney complaints. debility,
Indigestion. billiousncss, la grippe, loss OF uppe-
tite and tho inability to sleep ere among the
receive, NNEGEIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18

There is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than oil other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed TO DO incurablc.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it o local disease, and prescrib-,
cd local remedies, and. by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrht to be unconstitutional dis
ease, andtherefore requires constitution.
altreatment Halls Catarrh Cure. man
utactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internally in.
doses from 10 drops to a t%easpooniul. 1t
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimoni-
ais. Address,
F. j.. CHESEy & Co., Toledo, O.
BSnSold by druggists, Zoe.
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VIII Interest You.

II you arc sick and have not been
helped, whvdo,you not write q full de.
seriptioni OF your case to the great spe.
cialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, DR.. Greene, OF IS ". l4thT street,
New York, known everywhere rs the
discoyerer of Dr.. Greene's Neryura, and
who is without doubt the most success.
full physician in the cure of NIL long.
standing complaints 2
Consultation in all cases is entirely
free, personally or by mall Thousands
consult him by letter, and he returns an
answer to all perfectly explaining their,
diseases, giving advice, etc, teiittoul
charge.
His success in curing diseases by his
marvellous vegetable remedies is simply
wonderful, and he has made q specially
of. the cure Of persons at n distance
through neutrality-suspicious. and treat.
ment. In this manner thousands Of poo.
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HaLsNfn tftE ISL <1SaEalDbl sEstS
ALBANY, Jan. IS, 1890.
I desire once more to bear my testi-
mony to the value OF ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs. have used them for twenty
five years past, and can cons cientiously
commend them Us tho bestFexternal
remedy that I have known. Years ago,
when thrown from o carriage md seri.
ously injured, l gave them a thorough
trial. In very short otimeltho pain
thatI was suffering disappeared, and
within q week IiWasf entirely relieved.
On anothert6occasion, when suffering
from q severe cough, which threatened
pulmonary difficulties, which I was
recommendedsto go'to Florida to relieve,
I determined, to,tSst. the! plasters again.
I applied them to m ychesthnd between
the shoulder:bladesra nifin..lss than n
fortnight waseenfjrely EurAd. On still
another occasion when sui5eEpe from
an attack Of rheumatism inthe shoulder
to suchian,extent that rSfe6ull scarcely
raise my arm,;1 again resor,ud$ to tho
plasters, and within aSferY.iew DAYS
the rheumatism entirel%,d disappeared!
/ have them constantly bytme;I whether
atlhome Of abroad My'family Is we'll
ms myself have found them to DO n
sovereign remedy, both for external and
internal troubles. ! never had but one
kidney difficulty in my life, and the
application ofthe ,plasters cured me in
a week. ! DESIRE as 1 said before, to
bear my; testimony in public way to
their, efficacy, andI know OF no better
way. Of doing it than by giving YOU my
personal experience
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18
A YOUNG HEROINE
Shoot uIlmore.a Noted North caroliu;
OUTLAW, Near Fnysttavlilc.

Shoots Gilmore, u Noted North Carolina
OUTLAW, Near Faysttayliie.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. G., May 17.-Infot,,
nation has been received hero Of the.
killing OF Alexander Gilmore, q noto.
rious outlaw, in Blandon county, sevens
teen miles from this. city. Gilmore on.
tered the house OF Rev. William Brunt,
q Baptist preacher Of prominence, and
finding nc one at homo but Miss Brunt,
.flourlshod n piatol mud demanded that
Ishe prepare dinner for him, which. she
did. Alter eating heartily he secured
jumped out Of tho window. Mias Brunt
searched about and found q shot gun.
and ared on him, lodging thirteen buck
shot In his body, tho wound causing
death In a short time. Tho bravo young
woman Is the heroine Of the hour.
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7Rhsumn.ism Cured In rhroo Days.

Miss Grace Littlejohn is a little girl,
aged eleven years, residing in Balti-
more, Ohio. Read what she says." II
was troubled with rheumatism for two
years. but could get nothing to do me
any good. !! was so helplessthat I had.
TO be carried like a babe when 1 was
advised to get a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Pain. Balm: lgot it from our druggist,
MI. IA. Kumbler, and IN three days 1
was up and walking around. I have
not felt any return OF it since and nv
limbs arc as timber as they. ever .were.h
so cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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Won't Run with y1o.

NEw YoR., May 'l7.-Mrs. Emma
.Beckwith, to whom has been offered
tho nomination for Vice President Of
tho United States on tho equal rights
ticket, declares that while she would
accept tho position with oithor BOLIVIA
Lockwood or Frances f. Willard US tho
nominee for first place. sho would not
run on tho same ticket. with Victoria
Woodruff.
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The illustrations shows the maggot,
Fig. 4, tho pupHyflsiSa b, ani-the per-
feet insect. Fig. c.. Tho. lines '%represont
the natural longth oftthe forms.
Tho fly, which resembles the house
is somewhat makes It's appearance
carly IN the spring and deposits its eggs
near tho roots OF cabbage plants in Tho
bed or In the, field. The eggs soon
hatch into mnggots which work their
way down into the ground andfccd on
the outer surface or bark, and as they
grow older enter tho stalk itself. The
first attack causes the plant to have a
sickly appearance, and tho plant finally.
dies. 1t is said that they sometimes
cause on abnormal growth like club.
root when their attack is not sufficient
TO kill the plant.
Tho muggots become full grown in
about two OF, three weeks, when they
change into the pupa form, from which
the perfect fly emerges a few days later.
There seems to be three or four
broods Of. this insect in one season, and
it is supposed that they pass the winter
in all stages, !. e., larva, pupa and per-
feet insect.
This insect is often quite a difficult
ono to deal with, and it is only by
prompt and persistent effort that it can
be controlled. The best known methods
are:
Observation-Disclosures dust or
other forms Of tobacco applied freely
among the plants in the bed ana around
those in the field is probably one OF the
best methods to prevent egg deposits.
Ashes placed in the furrow or hill just
prior to setting plants would also tend
to drive the flies or maggots away. A
top dressing Of kainit and other potash
fertilizers would have IL good effect. and
lime, ashes and salt, placed around the
plants is also recommended.
Second-Remedies.-Wit thisinsect,
an ounce of preventative is worth many
pounds Of cure, for if the plants are once
attacked lbY maggots,. it is, doubtful if
they will ever recover. sufficiently to
make a good head. However, upon the
first indication OF attack diluted kero-
sehe emulsion or strong tobacco water
! should be poured in tho soil directly
around the plants. This will kill tho
maggots, and will prevent further attack
for a time.
"a. D. HOPKINS, Entomologist.
agricultural Experiment Station, Morgan.
town, ". Va, Nay H.. 1897.
49, gHaIE
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pie have been and thousands moro arc
being cured, and we should advise you,
II you desire n sure cure from your dis
ease, to Immediately write him oil about
your case. II will cost you nothing to
got his very valuable advice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18

n. Thuse-"Don,t you til link that
Cribsen really holds tlle.mirror up to
c. Ritic-"Yes he does. One 81 those
mirrors. yss;
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Correct.

School Teacher-"Tcddy, what is one
OF the most important. duties OF a gov
ernor OF n state? }"
Teddy (who reads the newapapers)-
ITO run for President, ma'am.n
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GARFIELD TE.A,is peculiarly adapted to
persons Of sedentary habits, as its action
Is mild, not drastic or constipating,
leaving no after'ill-efects. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18

There is in the yard Of P. Peek, in
Palatka, Fla, quite o curiosity, an
orange tree only seven inches in height,
but containing perfect orange. Nv
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They ,viih

MAnd then" said the teacher, ,ithc'
ioyiiS spirit departed and entered into. tho
Iswine.' .s st:f
pigs 3ll''est mos. anything said
Johnny. 4 Mis-
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ARE you co%ssstipated? Bastin's Kid
ney and Liver TED effects a permanent
cure. 20 cents. sAw
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LopG season.

Landlady do you think otthis
sprinechicken?"
Star oarder-"T think its spring must
have been as long as that Of q Water
bury watch.n
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The Pesslml.t find a nea,on

.po y you know YOU arc ninety per cent
@iInnpli! Am IA No wonder my
name is-mud."
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HIsipersouai E,nor,,ncn

His Peraonal Experience.
Hon. James W. Hustled, while serving
his sixth term as Speaker Of the Assem-.
bly, of tho State Of New York, writes:
STATE OF New YORK,
Assembly CHAMBER,
s. AIuISy Jor IA 1907
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F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
BaS'sold by druggists, Zoe.
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This insect is oftcn quite a difficult
ono to deal with, and it is only by
prompt and persistent effort that it can
be controlled. The best known methods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-18

Evidently frightened almost to death,
It's tongue protrudine from its mouth
and tlecks Of foam dropping from the
dlminntive jaws. the poor little animal
sought eagerly for. u haven Of refuge.
Its we'll groomsd coat aud tiny chain
showed that it had becn somebody's
pct. 1t paused an instant and looked
back YEARLY ut its pursucrs. 1t could
lind no pity there.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27
The Meeker Stables

Are now run by Harry Barnard, who
formerly ran thu Rio Blanco stables.
Under Mr. Barnard's management the
Meeker feed, sale and livery stables will
be run with sicwNto giving the travel
ing public their moncy's worth. Iii will
be pleased to see all his friends ut his
new stand. whore they will receive n
cordial welcome and the assurance that
their horses will be well cared for.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27
Beware OF ointmcnts

For ca,arrh ,ha, contain mercury. IN
mercury will surely destroy the s-nsr
OF smell and completely drgan." ,h-
whole system when entering IL through
III. MUCOUS surfaces. Such article,
should never b. us-d .sc-p, un ur,,.
sciip,ion from reputable physicians. N
the damage they viii ,,o is ten fold Ia
the good you can poSsibly derive from
Item. Halls Catnrrh Cur. manuiac.
inrcd by r. J. Cheney y Co.. Tolr,lo.
o.. contains no mercury. and is taken
internally. and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces o! the sys-
irm. la buying Halls Ca,afrh Curr
lsHsas as.NHu NNHlu ssss. sss ". ess"t,re 6hit-
survived him thrrc mon'hs dying al
q brokon heart Tho rcmnining two
snd.svorra " and their way south.
bu, got no further than uhrr- tn.
pr,.sn, town OF Bowen stand. Twelve
month, alter the death OF tho capinir
Oh. young apprentices died. and Mort
e,li uas isi, sole survivor of ~, par'yI
with only tn, aborigino. Tor hs. CON
panlons
During hi. residence with this trib,
Of tho Australian race Morrill, accom-
panied them In ,hoir marches Tough
with them In their tribal wars went
with them on their hunting cspcd
,lons into tho country on their hshinp
excursion. To tho sen shore. Ho soot
forgo, all European habits and forgo !
nlmo., his mothor tongur becoming
In fac, - real domcs,ica,cd aboriginal
Daring the early part oil January
1883, tn. tribe with which ho livc'
organized n kangaroo ba''uc In III
near vicinity of "a sheep station on IN
lower Burdckin- and one dny Morril
was detailed with party oil th
women TO look out Tor whites On
Of tn. women who had s,ro'led on, b
N"--"" SSnsf&Iah A2GilF!9|lh 9hbaH bsf! 'A' ma
Say. the Missnnri Pacific Is the most dc-ir.
able route for all ciassos Of iu,yclcr. from
Denver and Pueblo to Kpnsas city. 81. Louis
ani all points east; through Pullman sleeping
cars, and r-clining chair carr. seats frcoi from
tho Rocky mountains to the Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers
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Everybody Should Know

That the Burlington route is the only
line running through trains from Den
yer to st. Louis. Dayexpress, leaving
Denver at s u. m. runs via st. Joseph
and Kansas City, and Arrive at st. Louis
at Up. m. second day. Night express.
leaving Denver at $50 p. m. runs via
st. Joseph and arrives at st. Louis 7:l0
n. m. second morning Both trains
equipped with vestibulc Pullman buffet
sleepers and chair cars. For full iu-
formation apply to nearest railroad
ticket agent. or to q. w. Vallery, gen.
eral agent, l7C0 Larimer ST., Denver.
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Shcvttt'O Sale.

tiy virtue Of an execution Issued out nf the
Ci-rks otfc~ of the County tuurt Of ltio
li,anco .,siniy nnd Sta'r Of Colorado. ami to
me directed. whereby ! nm commanded to
make the -iiin "f sixty five dollar ani eighty
i~o cents tssS--:,, - hsianc,, du- on a ..'rtsin
Judgment recently obtained, together with
ss..i. uf .uit. nEainst ". ]. VIII. In favor of
Mr.. :. &. Wrisbt. out Of the lan,i., t-r-in-nt..
god. Hni chatt-I. of the ssid W. J. wills.
Seven ton. OF hay. more or l---. one half mile
Of three barb ~ir- fence. one log cabin. ni-o,if
i:sii. ono corrni. one winchr.'-r rifle. on.'
brown colt about nine month. uli.
Therefore. according To .bii command.
.hnll -SpS-r for sale. ut public auction.
all the right, title and interest uf the
above named ". j. wills In and to the above
described property. un Monday. the iIih
day of March. i-s., nt 10 O'Clock m. ut
tho front doov of the cpIniy court huu-- In
N-rkrr. county Of RIO nlnnc.i. Colorado.
Dated at Mcokcr. this srh day 81 f-hr,nry.
iU.. RICHARD TDNES.
Sheriff of lilo Hlanco County.
By =. +. wEAii, Under Sheriff.
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We viii Nave Quail.

This week an orisr for nineteen
dolsn quail Tor this section MAS sent Ia
the Kansas Ayiary Ia, Of Wichita,
Kansas. Thsy ALL b~ shipped By sx-
press, via kih-. and arrive here ab0u,
the 10Th OF March. The amount OF
money subscribed for ihes. birds Mas
s!T.on. and this Of i,s-if shows III. in
,sf.st manifested b, our people. fol-
loaing is a iist of III. subscribers, tho
two iiFs,'nam.d being the main workers
ia Tie matter:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27
Church Services.

Until further notice services in st.
James church will be held as follows:
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Morning prayer and address at II.
Evening prayer and sermon Mt 7:3O.
Bible class Thursdays at I p. m, and
choir rehearsal half an hour later.
The rite Of baptism will he adminis-
tered the first Sunday in the month.
The rector will hold services at any
time or place by request. Address Rev.
J. NJ. Rich. Meeker.
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SHlL0H'S

saw the act, and his expression soft
,ned n liUtle; then covering his lac
again he broke int o low sobs.
"Who is that man?" asked Coun
Clairville. :.
W do not know, my lord replir
the man addressed. "llc is
stranger. He came 10 the inn lie
days ago with his sister she
almost dead. rs anyone could Sc
He seemed TO love hcrvery much, an
when she died he cursed like hcrest
and shook his fist ut heaven. Th
morning l told him it was too earl
to have thf funcrc', and that
GU Int TO give ihe rne time to chan!
his stole after tine w.i'liie but
would not listen 10 me.
che bridal party moved on. an
soon the nie.ly peals oi tne ehuiI
bells were changed to = mourhiu' V
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nrli.p W youn FAILING HEALTH

| u, si.i, Ia III. fataosis Hot sprins. II Ar
Kansas. III. '',sri,fsi 81 Ani-rius-'' hi
-urii-rrnpsn.'i r-.1rs !. reached fFosu kanss
ciiy ami ,"rry,iliu "y-r sAs Nls,ssiTi r.rin'
fsiI-ay In thru-ish iuilInsn hir-s sic-pinl
uars- wTi,- q. 4. r'ipp. u. ~. y, a T.. As-a,
b-n,.r. Tor si...-ripii,. i''mphi.'.
TODD beior- the Judge. who asked oi
he elder one
AR, you the mother OF that young
nnn'" 49,,
Il am," -h. answered. and thu"
.irl l. hi, sister"
Your nrmr'"
..YoInnd- dp Ciairvillc. Marau's- do
f-r.ou-,, I"
I'b- judr- looked bx.lly "a, Ill.
,Drnk-T Tor a minute; then declared
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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Love snd Aeel .age In Japan.


Sir Edwin Arno Who has been en-
joying all intrrrsa1C TIP through the
United States, has Nc careful study
OF the conditions peh govern tho fam
lly In JApsa aud q ,siies his iisAs In
sSse aslpa-~HG1 ~ A~sstaoo. u
Japan" In Tho fsoresry number of tho
COSMOPOLITAN. The article is illustrated
by the qua'ntrst p0ssib.S Japanese
sketches running down tho sides and
across the bottom Of each page. An
excellent, photograph Of ". u. Howell.
serves ~ froniispire~, and his woiE al
u writer Of fiction is reviewed in the
same number by II. II. iiSy-s~n. The
president Of John Hopkins University
gives mos, practical paper iof parents
on BOYS aud iioys' Schools. % illustrated
by caftnons Of tho famous A,taooi.
NuTai ilais,ead turns back lovingly Ia
his early farm days ani tells of the
Pets and Sports OF Farmer li1y.
Tie petroleum Industry fully Illus
,ra,.'i; an Afghan s;ofy by Archibald
Forbes; the story u the BRAZILIAN H.,
public, by Adams. halo minister I" that
country; and The leading amateurs of
the United States In Photography. are
other leading articles u this number.
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The Ladies',

Tie plrasln; effect ani rrFfrc; safety
with which ladies may usr the Califuf.
mia liquid laxative syrup uf Figs. under
all conditions. makes II their iayuri,.
remedy. 10 get IL. true and genuine
article. look fuF ,l,- namr II ,iir Cali,
iornia Fig Syrup Co. printed near the
bottom II the package.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27

Stop and read 1t. The famous Not springs OF
Arkansas. world renowned for thcih healing
qualities, and rs a health and pleasure resort.
can be reached quickly In Pullman buffet
sleeping cars from Kansss City and CofTcyvillc
via the Missouri Pacific railway Sufferers
from ''la grippe" influenza. asthma, or kin
dred diseases. can obtain relief by visit to
this famous snnitnrium.
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Experienced Travellers Take

The burlington FLYER eastward. This
train. leaving Denver dali, at $3.50 pm.
is magniiicouily-app1iutei yestibulc
train Of rullinau slocpers. luxurious rc.
clining chair cars, the seats In which
are free to M. and tile famous BuIling.
ton dining cars. serving al meals cn
route. CONNECTS daily with the fast
morning trains out jnf Chicago. reach
Ing New York atay. M. and Boston at
$40 p. m. third day. This Is the fast.
est time between Denver and the east.
For full information apply TO nearest
ticket agent. or TO g. ". Nallrry. gen.
.cral agent, 100 I.arimer St, Denver.
II YOU should sec yourself rs others
see YOU. you wouldn't trust yourself
with your ov5u uDrkptbDDk
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0ufovd Notes.

Nrssrs. Weity 4 iiaiior are getting
out ios~ these DAYS and will have enough
lumier oh hand ,o meet sIi demands
The school board tUSe in con,empia-
tion III. addition OF another story To the
school building, the better lo adapt il
Ia various public uses.
Doris Mareot,'s new house will soon
bu ready for occupancy. Mr., n. In
tends eiyin: a 'hOuse- -warmin'" when
the mansion Is completed that viii
ECLIPSE anything Of like nature prev
iousiy given on south Fork.
Travellers between Me-ser and Bnford
repo,, the foad in All almost impossible
condition OWN: Ia numerous rock slides
caused 10y las, weeks tha~. 4 eonpls
OF days work would dispos. II the
boulh.rs and make the road much safer
Ia travel On than at present.
The upper White river foiks turned
oui in force Ia attend the dance given in
honor of Washiuston's birthda, al the
residence Of Mr.. ". L.. lI-iy. A.
caller" Mr.. David Steele is grand
success, and as first yio.inlsi John MIN
eiick is no mean artist. There is only
one drawback 10 the iiuiori dances
always too many men In attendance, OF,
In other words. not enough ladies Ia 60
around.
Superintendent I.yt,i. visited the
school during the week and found the
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27

Between Rifle and M--k'r the roads
af- getting hrayy. in consequence Of
which the stage gets la l!li,- later
than usual.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-02-27

bud Wilson la, rented Joian,s.n's
place formerly srurloet'ai on .as,
Main. aud new sidewalk aiofus the
front o! the property also.
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IN rrI.LpNN. TINE.r.

trip pr-r tho Mi..,ifi i'srinr rsi'wsy frU,n
brn,-r ur i'i',lp in Einsas CTS, ~ Lp'iis
sui oil i-uiais tasi. -an h. na,ir IN .irsani
iSiilfnah fus't slrspius .sr.. sol f'r- T-riin'
inF chslr usT., Ipt niszh-r lnfurfnaiiun al.
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