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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

teH ialHWlit0De pttnouEler eoHSreBteute
sesen bic Neueintbeituus, neil iie|
fiirdten, bas bur9 Nenbernns ibrer
8iftriite, bic iebt 10 fdablid 5u Gun.
fen Der Bourbonen nserrpmanberr
iinb, lire pulitiide 8ufunit ,.aetribt"
ipiroe.
Sa farnen aber an9eiebene &edtsz
funbise; ipef6e bebnupteten. bnB bic
Grtruiibuns u0tbis iei ipeiI iOnft
Die @iilt,afeit bes MiHourier gfectOral-
SOtums i'll 3tueifel sesosen iuerben
f6rnte. @dbrenb ndmlid .aut inieren
@eIeben Der fiinfSebnte gonsfebabse,
orbnete, 10 fiibrten iie aug, at large
eriudbft iuerbeu f5nnte, iasten bic @e@
|iese nidts in 8esus auf bic 4r6iiosniz
| 51aftslpablmdnner, beren Der Gtaat
bisber 16 bate. Wiirben nur 16 erz
tpdbtt, 70 iudre beM neuen 8unoesses
| ieb ni9t @eniise seleiitei, lieBe Der
@ouperncur laut Sroclanation aber
lleb5ebm eriudblen, 10 f0nnte Der Sal
einireten, baB bas Sotum Miiiouri's
i'm @ablmdnnar. GOllesium ansefodtel
iuiirbe.
9ieie Irsulneute ma9ten ben
@ouperueur ipieber tuanfeno unb eint
Ssit lang mar betreffs Der @rtrciibune
tpieber 9llles i'm 3iueifel. Sept abel
ldBt Serr Srancis elm @uta6ten gul
Sroaobeab's oer6ffentliden, weldes
ibm OHenbar iebr selesen fommt mi
luurin Sener Die 9toibpenbisfeit eine'
@rtrnlisuns nit allen nur bentlidel
@riinoen ab5ultreiten iudt. ST citir
opr slGem Scction 1859 ber Mifiourie
@eiese, welde teiust, ,,bab es in
Sale elmer Serlnebruns Der @onsreB
abseprbneten ilnb Grdiibent fts
ipablmdnner Die Tilidt oes @ouper
neurs lein iuG, ben Staat i'll TO- piel
9iltrlfte cintbeilen, ipie ,glectorcn
; 81 pdblen iinb." 0emna9 f6nni
allp @puperueur Srancis Die Siitrift'
ioiueit Die yGlectoren" i'll 8etradt fou
men, lclblt eintbeilen.
9ieies ,,@uta6ten" bilft ibm oil
: einer srOBen 8erlesenbeit. teun lei
Sermin als Gouperneur sebt nddite
Sabr gu Gnbe, tuie loQte er allo e
/ er als Staatso sobcrbaupt nidt mebr g
iudblt iperben fann,) pur benz Sol
: bleiben, auBer baB er iid ols gonsre
B obaeorbueter at large wdblen lief
Z Miit bem 5tueiteu Ilas auf bem benz
e tratii6en Trdiibentidafts ,9idet +
t es eben nod quite 8cse.
b Die &epublifaner bleiten aber nt
i lpie ror tatei, baB bic gourtOnen if
Iflidt aui pbise @elie nur umsef
wpllen une baB bic Geieesebu
y, ~ BON &t9tsipesen einberuien wert
IN ioGte, I'm benz auf @:uno bes ner
iir Genius seiduifenen 8unoesseleb sere
D Ill ueroen.-(St. 9ouis Gribilne.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Sn 5olse elmer beftisen Grfdftuns
lit id on 9eiierfeit. Cine 8eitlans
bes Morsens unb Mbenbs eine Toi1e
9r. stusuit 86nis's Samburser Bruits
tbee senommmen. itellte mid pieber Der.
-gatberine Seiler, Stodton, gol.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

I'm einen peritaudten5uB gu furiren
uilIeu wir fein beileres Mittsl als cine
sslalde Galpatiun DEF: jeoer Iputbefer
ipirb pir nit @ersniisen cine Slal1e filr
nur 25 Gents perfaufen.
9ie Serren &arpenter g. 9atmer IN
Samestplpn, gt. q. ldreiben uns: uSr
8ul's Sulten Sprup entlpri9t aller
grwartunseu rno Ibertriift an Scpu
laritat ale @rdparate Die mir fiibren."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
6erbfs2leiber,

pertouie i'd beinube gum &ofeupreiie
nm Maum su seiuinnen fir meinen
@interporatb. @er einen idonen uno
auten Mnsus au einem fpottbiGisen
8reile lpiinidt. Der iprede be, mir por'
q. s. Yrub pt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Sattlermeiter, 3errS. %. &oetbe'
meier, bat cine id6ne gtusuabl Serren
unoDamen Sdttel erbalten, au beren8ez
lihtiauna CT einlaoet. 8reile nieort9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Gosbeu er9alten Die reid6alti9lte
9lusipabl BON Silberiuaareu bette,
aua!itdt, uortrsiflib seeisnet fir @eib
na9tssei6enf'.
S. Sdpab, Suwelier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
City Hotel

MARTIN AllEMAnts
Hborfitra6e, Germans, Rg.
u sln.S Der tsasn tsntf9es 0apbdsfs p
vrsiis 500 yrszas. sssr $500 msass4
Sebr beauemee Gompss Stssm In fe0e
OetSube fir bic 1tnnbuns Ssn Vtf9n5s
reifenbsn. 3usctfemmenee1 1ssiseve - g
26aen.
tasnt faf. tie Nsrrifss Deanf4.I
0eaeaupaen auf a6ums, &eben NJ 0!y9s.
De- wssSeH tgsMpi bffsFlt. alA =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
Gum.EIastic R00finu-

Sieies 1T has bette Sa9bsdunss sMates
iiber elm aItes Sdinbelbah seleet persen
uuo foltet nur $3.50 per Suabrat. auf:
trdae rueroen entsesen9enomnten unb aus:
sefiibrt pon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

= Siebcn Meilen BON Gbilicotbe
trns ii9 am 20. December elm Giienz
babnuniaa 81, iupbei Der 5usfiihrer
Busbee, bic 9sider garrp nnb Hriee
uno Der Sremier Gilmore set6biet, Der
Bremler See i6ol(id uno Der 3usfibrer
9unam i6uer perlebt iJuroeu.
= Sie beiben S0bHe beS 5arniers
Dunlap paren om 2S. 9eSeulber bel
Yaris um59littldublauien, als oasgis
bra9 unD Seioe uerianfen. 9ie' ger>
unslildten. luaren erit 6 relp. 8 Sabre
oft.
= S,e IA. jdbrli6e Gonpsntion bel
2e6rer aTociaticn pun SibueitsMii
iouri trat um 20. December in .,.Soplir
suiammeu uno iuiro orei Tase' bauern
gol. 8es bon aanias gitp,yiuirb elmer
8ortrus iiber fOrperli6e uebnns batter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

Bie bic 8adete fir Hoitbef0roeruns
scma9t iein iolIten. = Sn bieler Belt,
po Die Yoit 10 oiele 9adete our @elters
bei6tseruns erhdlt, fOmmen oft tpesen
Der manselbaiten @erpaduns, @er56se<
runsen unb @erluIte uor 3e,tunss;
pber anberes biinnes @apier Iullte ni1t
benubt ipsroen. Man ioIte fartes 8az
pier sebrauden, bas nidt leidt bridt,
etcnio iollte ltarfer 8inbfaSen bennst
iuersen, tuenn bas abgeiantte Sadet
ieinen 8sittmmunssort unbeihdoist er,
reiden ioG. Die Noreile bes Ibienbers
iolIte beutliher in Der linfen Oberea Gde
bes 8adets iteben, bamit falls herIbrelz
iat nidt auf5ufinben iit, bic &idien'
ouns oes Yadets beibafft iuerben fann.
@ie Die 8eporte Der 9oitbeb6rben seis
gen, fomme @erluite iebr oft ipesen
unseb6riser uno manselbafter aoreis
iiruus nOr. Sn Sallen BON 8erloren>
seben ober 8ei6doisunsen tuenbe n.aa
ii9 on ben betr. 9otmeii tier, Der Iuf'
i9luiIe ST seben iib bereit fiuben ipiro
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

!&iite umb &appen tuer1e itb 3u febr
berab9eiettcn 9Sreiiem oerfanfem.
q. CERISTMANN.
NartfraBe aw. 8 urb 4. 6ermaun Wo
Rarttfrabe, sip. 8. uro 4. Sermaun, M

Su Jufse elmer beiiissn Grt6lians
litt id an @iideni6mer3en, beri9tetSerr
9apio @eiouer. Meiu 8oben. Teg. SD
fcnnte nidt i@lafen. Cine balbe6lai1e
ct. Safobs Del beilte mid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

aauit uuiern ,,2eabetu &affee, Siuei
gadete fir As Gts. Gs Ut 'bom geiten.
9lbolpb' S. 8ruopt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
Saararbeit.
Sabrgame SO

rnter;ei6ntte beioret bas Sle6ten BON
Sspieu, Saart.tten, Slumen uno iiberbanpt
e teineren Saararbeiten fiinitlsriib uno
Ra: biais.
5rau Sobn 2eibad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01

gonitdnbise 4u5iise, gotfo @or
iteo @olo Migeb, fur 9erren nur $50
BEL 8. gbriItmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-01
@S9eatlt@er @tarftberi9t
0etreioe, Mebl uim.
prSbnite
Gorrigirt BON

HERZOG & WILD, Orpeer.
Die ansesebenen Treiie tuerben bon bea
Sdnblern meiitens i'm Taui@e] ] bejablt.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
5000 in Rewards.

The Colorado sun viii pay the sum u.
sOpJ TO the persons making the most
words vut of the letters found in th,
words:
THE COLORADO sun"
For 81 you can try To win the rewards
aud also rec.ive the paper daily for two
months.
The Colorado sun ia the best daily
paper published In Colorado.
II las more and better telegraph. local
aud special news than any other paper
1t has full market reports.
1t is published in the interests of the
entire State.
II is the Great Home Paper"
Its subscription price, for seven issues
each week. is only 30 cents per moutl,
by mail. postage prepaid.
For full particulars about the sCCo
word contest, see u copy Of The Colorado
Sun. For sample copy address
The Sun PUBLisBiSo Co,
1924 and 1925 18th St, Denver, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
Looking for iron.

Ihis week prospecting VIII b. re-
sumci rs the Denver Steel company In
Garfield. Rio BlHncc and Roui, coun.
tic5, whore there aru large bodies OF
cnil and Iron la close coutiguity, says
the Denver News 81 IL. III. The com
pany h, no nearer u solution Of the main
question than II WAS a year ago. ~ the
Held has not been thoroughly explored
~ yet, AMI only partial statistics have
been prepared. As soon as the snow Is
out OF the mountains several parties
will hc placed In the iuli. aud In course
of several months something tangible
may hu forthcoming. Concerning N"
reported acquisition oi large areas Of
iron lands la New Mexico 10y Chicago
~ Indicate. President N.Smilh says:
THE organization of "a company does
not IN any way affect the prospective
demand from That territory. do no,
SEQ how they caH do auy thing In ,.c
, vi; OF pIo,.gc!ns .s, "a or s,ccl without
cheap fuel In the vicinity. They say
they hn,. large deposits Of coal In New
Mexico. hu, they aEr not developed and
no one can tell whether they are suit
able fuf smrlling of cokins.n
Mr.. Corey. who In mentioned as ouC
Of the ofganit'fs Of the syndicate. Is
very wealthy, having suddenly spuing
Into prominence. through Iron invest.
m.n,s In tie Lake Superior district
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
ELECTRIC 3itteIH.

This remedy is becoming so well
known aud so popular as to need no
special mention. Al who have used
Electric Bit,ers ting the same song of
praisc.-A purcr medicine does not
exist and IL is guaranteed TO do all that
is claimed. Electric Bi,ters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys.
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt fhcum
and otner affections caused by impure
blood.--will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. Forcure OF Headache.
Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters- Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. or money refunded.-Price
90 cts. aud sloJ per bottle at any
Drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
To Proved Badness.


"The preservatl1 OF the ha,r and the
prevention Of b. Pess is matter to
which have givG1konsiderable atten-
tion and thought, aid sam Mootz the
other day withia sahe hearing OF n
HERALD feporter 01i0 was waiting for
"A shave. And 99yr come 10 the con
cluslon that all the patent tonics that
were ever compounl III by my craft are
not half rs good - few simple and
natural remedies hSilch n child can
make and use. Uk, OF course, impos'
sibic to prevent baId where 1t is
hereditary, bu. u ga, however, bc
waried OF. lconi1 oil In. Jimmy; only
one ahead Of YOU
"You see. the hair, like every other
portion OF the human frame, II unclred
for will go 10 waste and eventually DROP
out. This is due 10 splitting OF the
ends OF the hair. so thnt the interior oil
duct, which noufishcs the hair. Is tN-
posed and the natural n0urishmeut OF
the hair runs To waste, oyofiiows upon
the head. forming dandruii. which i'm
peies the growth Of the hair jus, as
much n the tafcs among wheat. The
best means 10 prevent this i, "A strength
enlns Of the hair, and this can be easily
accomplished by f.equen, cutting and
the use OF salt and water and little
ynsclinc.
Have you ever noticed what bushy
hair ssafaring men hnycy | followed
the sea for number of wears on the
coast OF Jersey; | don't remember ever
having seen bald sailor. II IN because
their hair is In constant contact with
III. inyigota,ing salt air aud is often
wet with salt water. a good tome OF
suit water should contain teaspoon
iui of salt 10 n lumber of water, and
should bc applied 10 the hair two ur
tire. times week. The effect II, the
end Of n month viii be surprising. IA
little bears grcascy
III the hair Is thoroughly washed
once week with CASTLE soap and th.
scalp rubbed with yasslinc the hair Will
not only ccas" 10 TALL out and III. dan
bNNA bsffPtFAlH wv NhA 'hHAs'
;hickcn. Having once go, tie hair In
go,-i condition. viaorou, dry bruShin:
aud fvanr; occasionHll, Ia the treat
men, ha,, dcscsibed will keep /, so.
Part ou this siLrtI
"i,alxac, the ianons french novelist.
WAS great stick!cr Tot brushing aud
tut'taes sha t.-i~- -. > -.,ss,uss.t 10 t,s,e
warirrf om uaf'fness for long sfsp~.
though he inherited u from both hi,
father and mother. II Is alarming how
pfcvalen, balin-ss nov is among young
men. and a,iribu,~is entirely 10 the
,iii; d.rb, In, now In vogue. The la,
impcd.s the circulation Of the bloc! on
the crown ot the head ani thus shut,
of from the hair large portion of It's
nourishmcnt. The soft hat is FAR the
best. lNcS,!l'
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep
depending upon a healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. If the liver he in.
active. you have "A billions look. IL youI
stomach be disorde, ed YOU have n dys-
peptic look. and II your kidneys be af.
fec.cd you have n pinched look. Secure
good health and you have good looks.
Electric Bitters is the great Alternative
and tonic acts directly on these vital
organs. Cures pimp!cs. bIotches, boils,
and gives good complexion. Sold at
any drug store, sc per bottle.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

tomm.rsAry II ioiicc IN the morning.
II-. lii.t tie rest. began a. laugh. aud
nsiyI hrr u sbv was upt subject to
balIuyiuH IONS
I Nrgyr' hHirs4 upon tho clear state
invui- ui Nmr. Foil lie i.ripDk himself
to l- Eur ,Huaplir. lie had NO diff
salty iu assuring himself II the truth
~ thr sfure IL the drya''ltipn which
hpd Hrcn piulus"d For Bic brnciii the
phenomena were reproduced before
him. llr had 10 prevent "a cupboard oi
d. |shc, nnd glassware from falling. h-
was present when y dance ~ the chairs
lnd tables tn1lg place which seemed :"
j. moved by m electric machine. Bet
Ter ihHn ali ,ht-. tide cnmui-sary had
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
Au Revoir.

At meeting OF the yestry OF st.
James church last Saturday evening
Mr., A. q. Moulton offered the following,
which met with the hearty approval Of
all the members present:
MEEKEu, May 81, 1892.
Rev, j. N. RichI
DEAR SiR-We wish TO extend 10 YOU
our heartfelt thanks for your earnest
Christian work since you have been
rector of ST. James mission. II is with
great regret that we review our own
weak efforts in sustaining you, and can
only hope that In your future work you
may lind more able hands, but We be-
lieye In more willing ones than ours
have proven.
That your future may be rs bright
aud successful In the LOrd'B hands As
the most sunguine could desire is Our
sincere wish.
May Sour lines always be cast In
pleasant places. Sincerely yours,
A. q. MouLToS,
j. l.. SHERIDAN.
q. $. ALLsEBEOOk,
JAMES LYrrLs,
;. PonoEs.
During his pastorata here Mr.. Rich
had nythlng but Il rosy road 10 travel,
but that lac bore UP mnnfullY under adj
verse circumstances and surroundings
Is II fact fully accorded hin, even hy
those who did not take kindly 10 him Or
his manner of cNpounding the gospel.
That hc is man Of NOR. than ordinary
ability, endowed with the best OF int.n-
tions, reinforced with much enthusiasm,
are elements In his makeup that mus,
bc accorded him 10y all.
Mr.. Rich left n large number OF
friends behind In this section who VIII
nil Join with TIM HERALD In wishing
HIN success In his next Held OF labor.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
ORA, co,o,saa ,,.aiaainnray.
KNIGHTS ~ ryTnIAs. ATTENTION.

fNHfh'HAhhH' 80 ' y fhH.'".a 90 . 80 A.'HHa
Tho ulrtnaI sessilu ~ thr Supreme Io.iac
md Enormrmrut ~ thr Uniform HanE,
Krisbfr ~ PythiIz. in o. hriI ~ I,1nsas city
August ~ tu 9Th. inclusive. prrri,ass tp D.
ono ~ the i-Hat 1tisu,ioi md muft surfrss'p'
gatherings IN iir history - The rrilor.
Tho rr,r-.lniuiy ~ ttr point uf meeting oIIl
h" ~ iudnccncnt io huw - vast numl,r oi
Knights and visitors. nui the Ni-suuu TtcIut
railway. with H. tast n1;.4orL 1T linos ,Hlar
Ing KANSAS city from ',,sy direction. oTrrz
greater facilities thap any utHcy ilnr. aui 80 90
BE- In bciicr pu'it. n h. ias. Ant, ~ dlyi ipHa
nnI regiment. Hrl nj, u>-<'rzn iuus hlt
ar expected. H. e--r-> viIi hc found e the
ra1'ispmosi-.luipr-i with Pullman bunct
sleeping cars r,iiimIb p,rlur o'rs. reclining
chair ear fss-its fasrI and riHrlut iay rrs'tr..
Tho VI H1Iti Pi.IGr ulHHy "a prcrlrr.i tu
land divisions aui nsIlwHHts within fuur
blocks uf the 'ncamrtItlIi aIhu nearest rail.
ruii point 10 tho grounds.
Tho general committee hHr mair conpi'to
Arrangements Tot gsrmpt1s UutntE: tents. -ith
fiooFiuF. will ho prov 'dsi. gu wagons viii 90
on hand tn iuusprtt ba-gsge tn md from tho
GROUNDS Tho camp VIII - provided vifh
water aud iighic,i with electricity; wirravu,rn
cots. pillows and blankets r.in b. rented ni
very low uitc.
Rcmcmtor-1hc Missouri Taolnc r1gU4y o.
the only line that lands IT. Ial.cnErrs within
four blocks q the cnchmumcnt rr0uHia 1rr
Missouri racinc milvny T. the only line run
ming cut Of Colorado. which g. 40 situated a. to
10 able To prurHrly handle To" knights who
n.ay contemplate making Ute tourney. making
direct connection ffu.l ail pliH'- IN tho west.
at Denver. Colorado sprIpls and Punhip.
Sec your ucnrc1t ticket agunt at once. or
write for fui Information to
G.. \. THirr.
Geni West. ft; and Pas. Agent.
Missouri racinc Hallway.
l12W Denver. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
A Picture OF Worlds Fair.

This oilic. Is in rcCcip, Of beautiful
Autographed ln water colufsl birds
eye view picture of the Worlds Fair
buildings at Chicago. The picture Is -
fine example Of whai can be attained tn
liihograply; 1t Is In fact. an artistic
gem. It can lie lad for ,hc small sum
of 81. by addrcssius the Worlds Fair
Art Liihograph Co. Rand McNally
building. Chicago. m.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
Notice.

The Tcs~ir annual meeting of tie
stockholders 1t thc Mccser Milling coin
pany will BE- held on saturday. June 8
isa., nj 10 o'clock n IN. vt the lum''s D
Office Of David smith X Co.
Al stockhg,dcrs urc requested n al.
tend. A. q. MuuLroS,
NIL Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
We viii Celebrate.

In response IN the call q gOodiy num-
bsr OF our citizens turned out Monday
evening to talk over the matter OF a
Fourth Of july celebration.
Mayor Mouiton called the meeting to
order and stated its object, after which
his honor was chosen to preside and ii.
j. Hay called to the secre,ary's desk.
A good deal of discussion was in
dulged in as to whether u celebration
shall be had or not. II was clearly evi-
dent that moss is not getting footing
among our citizens, rs motion to do
the natal day due Justice was carried
amid n deaiening roar of applause.
Just how the day shall be celebrated
was left for future meeting. II may
be a picnic or racing, or both, and u
pyrotechnic display In the evening and
perhaps dance.
Upon motion committee, consisting
of Mcssrs. Mitchell. Sheridan and Jo'
han,gen, WAS appointed to select suit
ahe grounds for the occasion.
Siessrs. Moolz, Welch and Porgcs
were appointed u committee on sub
scIiption, and on the success OF this
committee depends the extent OF tie
festivities.
An adjournment was then taken till
Thursday evening. June ii.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Ezra flrmmin. got In Monday with u
large tssnrh ot s'rvr. ~'i-'i lie turned
ionso on the Government rad. Mr.. =.
says the range is locking better than h.
has seen I, since 81. and II they don't
90 to Overlooking 1t again there will L.
some show for the cattle business lie.
spite low prices.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Colonel George :. rawkncr, of Wash.
ins,on. ID. C.. and Mr. ". II. Laita, OF
Denver. autographed ai the Miller
House Yesterday. Both gentlemen arc
connected with the general land ollicc
and ARE in on business appaf,aiu:ng 20
that Office.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

PM Bafnhart i, 10 he seen on Our
streets again after few weeks absence,
during which time he mad. grand
swim: around III. circle, taking In such
places ns Leaiyille. Denver, Cheyenne,
various points along the U. r., Ogden,
salt Lake aud minor points In Utah,
and back 10 the place Of beginning by
way Of Grand Junction.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
Fresh bread. etc. a., Mrl EcEcls.


III Barnard ~ fuuniu. the Mcck.T
feed, sale and livery stables In man.
ncr satisfactory TO his patrons.
when a chtld is born the attending
ply sicl,n gets Sin. aud the editor -
cussiug II he happens iu make u mis-.
take In the date ur sex. When mar.
rage j. sr!cmn..Cti the minister gets -
log 10, the editor srts nickel or tvo.
perhaps, for some extra copies. pTo.
yidcd the list of presents is printed.
When u death occurs tie und.Ti,kcr
gets SiC1. aud the editor may have u
call for n few extra papers aud another
cussins u be doesn't say 1t is just right
There is more c.,tarrh In this section
II tie country than nil other diseases
put together. aud until tie last few
wears was auppDsrI tn be incufluic
For great many years doctors pro-
nounccd It lucal disease. and PIE
scTibcd local remedies. aud by con
s;autly failing To cure with local treat
mcnt. pronounced II incuriblr. Science
has proven caiatih tn be u constitutional
disease. aud therefore requires coustitu.
tinnal treatment. Halls caisrrr Cure
manufactured by +. j. Cheney * Co.
Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitutional
cure ON the market. II is taken in-
tcrnally in doses from ten drops In n
t.aspoonful. II acts directly UPON tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case IL fails To cure. Send for
circulats and Testimonials. hddw5s,
+. J. CHENEY X Co. Toledo ..
Sold bN dTugeists. I.rr.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Farrell Mclaughlin. one Of lower
White rivers wcil.known cattle barons.
was doin: ,b. metropolis the past few
days. Mac says cni,l. ar, looking well.
grass Is good and everything aud every.
body serene and happy in his neck OF
the woods.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

l.. Il. Walbridge, our handsome and
popular county clerk and recorder, and
u leading light in local Democratic
councils, departed SUNDAY for Denver
to attend the Democratic State conyen-
tion. Before leaving Boyd instructed
TME HERALD rcncil-pushcr To emphat,
icaily deny certain tender intentions
recently ascribei 10 him. lie says
Madame Rumor is completely "on her
base" n, he Is In no manner, shape or
form afflicted with heart troubles. We,
therefore. formally and officially. deny
the rumor that Boyd las gone 10 Den
yer TO get married.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

&. =. Ellis. the popniar manager o
the Watson store. was u passenger of
sundays outgoing stage. bound foi
Denver and other poin,s l-spcciall'
the other poiu,sl. Dame Rumof whis
pcrrd In our ear "Chafl-y's going on, Il
get naryicd-bui, for roo-incss sake
don, say I told you" We await ih'
official announcement
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Ike Nacr. accompanied! by Master Ezra
Bacr ana L.c Kahn. were registered Mt
the Niccsct hotel til, week. MIR. Ba.r
has jus, returned from an extended trip
to the Pacific epas,, In which every
poin, Of interest from the Mexican line
:. the British boundary was visited.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. $. witter. of Whit,
River, wereyisitors to the metropolis IL
the fore parNpf the week.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28
nnM 1. nm. Inn InII.L

rG"ru,1 suudsy, Soy - i-s, only uur
ni4ht uut tu nsuttr. Leave NrrLsr r'iHr
h5,=,ttsst Hud foirh urH,tr Ayha1i mumIuF
IN uur or iHri1r-ss Thu ~ auI ,n.rkrsi
ruu5r. tu4uirr uf IS~gsErys fnr further par
tIruiars. sleeping tir ffr5 e.siiuHs. etc.
Tmn I,H,r, EEuI l6B,'Hgi ht sEgp mi
ri1r at pm, l,1uEr..f " aiih Ny'Loi 7i1Ea.'
L'aiTulr 81 I.i4 n.u u.f arriving ht Cal.raI1
spfinrs ats o.. ri.. u8I ur1,rr atpitf
tif,H b.. tIr.
ar A Trirr.tg..t sfIsIfHf.i tla7'g4rF.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Mr.. e. W. Foreman, who has lately
been on the sick list at his home near
White River City. is out and around
again. and was sojourniug nj the county
sea, for few days during the week.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

Mrs. Wright. the popular hostess Of
the Mceker hotel. celebrated her birth.
day yesterday by giving an elegant din.
ncr to her numerous friends and the
guests OF the house. May she live 10
celebrate many more such occasions.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-28

William McKeown is back from the
Keystone State. his autograph adorning
the Meeker hotel register Monday.