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Evening journal., 1892-10-20
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20,--A jury decided
against the alleged heirs Of Thomas Con-
nor, miser, who died in 1855. apparently
intestate and without issue The cstate,
which is valued at Sl2,o0o, escheats to the
commonwealth.
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Tho Apache .sItid" on tho Rampnre

PREscoTr, A. r., Oct eO.-The notorious
Apache "Nid" is in the mountains again
He killed two men last week A party of
soldiers Of the Third cavalry are on his
trail with orders to shoot him on sight
The "Kid" has been O renegade on the war
path since the Geronimo trouble in 1856
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IN M nrni.n - 80.

Troy, \. Y, OCT 20.-Johu S. Bcrk. q
farmer living ut Slitcr's Corners,w was found
dead near Sand Lake lie had fallen from
his horse and broken his neck
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prna Won ON nj. pnrrnII.

ToLEno, Oct 2O.-City Solicitor Reid nc
cuses Street Commissioner Bower oi carry
ing the names of dead men on his payroll
and appropriating the money TO his own
use
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An unhiinnl Criminal.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. co. Bur~laf
Louis Iapage was sentenced to twenty-five
years imprisonment under the hlbitaai
criminal act.
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Two rnrihnnnl.o shncl.s.

MARrINsvILLE, Ind, Oct 20.-Two dis
tinct earthquake shocks were felt in Mor-
gan county Buildings i'm this town were
shaken and clocks stopped.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20

On the occasion Of the Columbian Day
celebration at Wilmington, Del, Friday,
October 81. the b. q o. railroad will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates at Singerly,
Chester and all intermediate stations includ-
Tickets viii be sold on October 2l only. and
will be good for return journey until October
- inclusive.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
rIrlt Iiillch IN a Mrocl,.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 2O--A passenger
train was thrown oil the track near tie
station Of Penza Eight cars were de-
stroyed, twelve persons killed and many
injured.
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rnrnrnhln Il ennin

MADRID, Oct 2O.-Tle new commercial
treaty between Spain and the United
States, which covers trade i'm the Antilles, is
favorable to Spanish industries.
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Kin Alfnnsn Rnlllns.

MAfRID, Oct. 20-king Alfonso suffered
a slight relapse, but his fever subsided and
he is now doing well.
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~ - nentIs III IIaml,n,...

HAMBURG, Oct 20.-There were thirteen
fresh cases Of cholera and two deaths
There are 553 patients IN the hospital
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baltimore 4
ID OHIO R A IL

ROAD schedule I'D <IlD...s.A-f\
effect May %, 1892. /SAAh2s IN
Trains leave Della ~ ID I'm
ware Avenue Depot (.Kzs<3&S q NsVlI
East Bound-New> 7e5f M ~ ~ NN%N
York, week d ay s,NSt1rfl . )PlAY<s15tS ~
q u8 "a 4O.tS a, 40 36 Ntl sNAr4sg ~
m, ~ 24,t2 80. IS rs, NEkNVifHIIWibzAlH/N
~ 30 p IN. sundays, y NAffSf,,sffNet// III
% rs, fS3 40 30. ralss,l(
m, Fl2 "a, - 90, IS 3S, /
y a p m. "
Boston, - So m daily. with Pullman pui|
sleeping cars running through TO Boston wi
out change VIA Poughkeepsie bridge, landi
pssengers IN B. n NJ. station. Boston.
Philadelphia, week days, 43 ue, q 10, o AZ, II
Z 81, y .. IS Al, Ou. 80 20. 10 36 40 SO, I'll 81
N; 4lz24 o. - 80, 300, al, o O5. 70 rs, 81
FISa' IS' p, l000 II COP m.
Philadelphia, Sundays, % o., 6F. I 80, III
y lu, Tlua5 II 80 m; 4l2 -, lt. - SO, 3 Uh,
5o5 - ~, g 45, p 80 8 ~, 10 %, III 90 y m.
! Chester, week days. 20 U, go. d f.. ~ Ar, u
/ ta y Is Al, 500, ~ 5u, ~ 80. 10 3d, I'll b
/ Iva y ~ %, ID, ou5, y % 81 2toe. &
Chester Sundays. +8 as. 645, 7rO IS.
/ ~, 10 3f. ] 20; 10. y 80, 3 %, 4 10, 8
| - 54, . %, q 8', p, 100. +llO0 m.
| 2 m. tl2 p. ~ ~. @05. 10 p m; Sundays. q
WEST hound.
M; W d, e @ 05, o5, 4fiS, S" Gsi ~ 5ol
Baltimore and Way Stations, 7Os m, 4
] p iils uNllN.
Newark, Del. 1854 7O2, AZ m; fl2 10, 8
~ iii, +6 "A, Z 81. 2 80, 1922. II 10 p m.
Pittsburg, 70 Al m. - 40 p m, daily.
ChicagO, 70 q "A "a 40 p IN, daily
Cincinnati and {. Louis, az 10 p m q
| n ~ IN. both daily.
Singerly acc OnnnOdatiOn, o. m, 3O5,
| aud o. II p IN daily.
landenuerg accom- odation. week da
| u1. II ~, T. " and o y m. sui IA
NM IN and 2 so anu 4 40 pm,
Trains leave Market ci1tt ~ o 100,
/ For New Ork.we, goa ys,ft 25,fo @O,fsoo a.
For Philadelphia. week days, . o'. y
/ y ~, ~ ~, +il "a ~, . hi. y 20 l "a. d
days, Q ~ a m; I. g.. u, 9 40 y. m .
For Baltimore. week days. . w. Om, -
~ ~ a m; Z ,t, p IN. Sunday'o ~
For Landenbcrg ano WV starions We
days. 81, 10 90, a N; 2 50, o % p m. Snnda
tza q N; > D o. = D..
Chicago ana Pittsbmg 's2O n. daily
cept sunday; 80 M, deiN n. =.
Cincinnati an st. Louis, III 20 m ia
except sunday.
Meek Gays a .. 500, IBl. ts 10, AZ, IL
III q an; j. noon. - %, z Ul 5M, "A uo, q
g.. 20, ba. IS 81, 30, IA 3 III, |o4o' II
suioaVs. l5, GO', IS 70. s 50, 100, III 3
ua I noon 90, 300, "A %, 4 30, 20 81, . gu, u
- 80. l. % alu u "a J. u.
AVID Express Trains. telephone No
q. les O. IS estCrn POINTS lower than via 8
a or line. &. d. SCULI. Gel ] Pass. Agen
J. Il. ODElL. General Manage
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
conxic.cd OF Wife Murder.

PROVIDENCE. Oct. 20.-James Daily, who
has been on trial since Monday morning
was convicted Of wife murder
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
PERSON

NgAHRIkD iADltS SEND 10 CENl s
NJ Tor "lnf0llihie Safcuuarom no medicine,
no deception;l just " hat YOU want. LADIES
BAZAAR. kansas City. Mo.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
ITEMS. OF INTEREST.


The Advertising OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is always fully substantiated by endorsements
which in the financial world would be &C
cegted WITHOUT moment s hehllailon.
fidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Brown-"How did you like Jones' new
ment on his other comedies.r sDo you think
so2" "In the other one went 10 sleep in the
first act. but didn't doze Off until the second
act OF this last one. Texas Siftings.
II you want frst-class dying and securing
done 80 TO 2l0 King street.
FINE CRAYoNs, life size, In fve-inch beauti-
ful frames. guaranteed, $3.50 and up j. a.
ZEBlEY, artist, IL East eth street; also 1904
West 81 street
He was telling his wife about small game
of poker in which be had lost A. cents. 1T
was the worst game l ever played he ex.
claimed. still angry over IL, land got so mad
/ couldn't see" what did you do then.
DEAR She smiled sweetly, go il blindY"-
Detroit Free Press.
Wantcd-To buy or loan money onIifeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. AnsOn A.
Maher, room 2O2, Equitable Building.
worlds Fair Reduced Rates
to Chicago via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Tickets win be on sale October 18th to Goth
inclusive. and viii be < od for return passage
until October 25th inclusive. The most direct
and picturesque route. S22.Oj for the round
trip from Wilmington.
81 don't think much of the adages people
are forever. quoting. do your asked MI
Linger of Miss Fosdick. Well replied the
girl, with a glance at the clock, which indi-
Gated eleven thirty, There is one recall
now which has "A good deal of sound sense
l'"What Is thatY" EARLY to bed and early C
rise makes a man healthy,woalthy and wise
brooklyn Life
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
Tho Appropriations.

A table was inserted showing the
amounts appropriated by congress 70 vari-
Gus religious bodies for the support Of In.
dian schools
The amounts appropriated show that the
Catholics have in the past eight years re-
ccived S23G6,4i6; prcsbyterians, s3l5,OS0;
Congregational, s20S, $40; Martnsburg Pa,
S23.3l0; Alaska training school, $3.50;
Episcopal sl07, lag; Friends, $50 537; Men
MONTE, $3.50, Middletown, Cal, Sl.523,
Unitarian, S33 $50; Lutheran, S53 AGO; Meth
odist, S33 3l5; Mrs l.. H. Daggett 81. .4S0;
Miss Howard, s6,315; appropriation for Lin
coin institution, S261,2OO; appropriation for
Hampton institute, sl60,82O Total, S3, 767,-
95l The appropriation for 1893 shows that
the Catholics will receive $3.50, ,535 out of a
total Of s525, ,SSl appropriated
"It will be seen,n says the memorial.
'that nearly thrcc-fourths of the money APP
proprated by congress TO donominational
schools among the Indians is given 70 one
| denomination, and this a denomination
/ which has never claimed TO represent over
one-siXth of the population. We believe all
such grants are utterly subversive to The
| letter and spirit of the first amendment 10
| the constitution. The national government.
violating as we believe it does it's own CON
/ stitution by these sectaran grants. casts
/ its influence i'm favor Of dcnonhnational
schools. and imperils thereby the integrity
of the whole common school system of The
! lrnitpd Stntps -
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
w. G. ID. R. IL.
Low Rates TO Wilmington via B. q o.

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen. No. 9ll Market street..
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
The ResoIutions Adopted.

DR.. Huntingdon supported the resolu-
ton in brief speech. Mr. c. r. Fairbanks,
of Florida, moved to lay the matter on the
table. lie said that the Protestant Episco-
pal church had made it a rule never to in
troduce political affairs into its conventions
and church councils, and he deprecated the
attempt to do so. DR.. Huntingdon replied
that every question of church and state
had a church side as well as a political side
The resolutions were passed with scarcely
dissenting voice.
The memorial which accompanied tho
resolution says. 1--WE seek the amendment
of the constitutions of the various states in
conformity with the fundamental princi-
pie that in this country the functions OF
the church and state are and should be
| kept sept separate and distinct. We believe
that it was unQuestionably the intention OF
the founders of the republic TO secure the
free and untrammeled development of re-
/ ligious belief without hindrance from state
control or help from state appropriations.
son various pleas, however, this principle
| has been departed from in both national
and state legislatures by grants of public
money, which was collected from the whole
people for aiding charitable or educational
institutions which are under sectarian con
troll, the principle being virtually allowed
that IL one denomination received such uit
another might claim and receive the same
the amounts bestowed in each case depend
ing not only ON the facilities of each de
nomination for doing such work, but alsC
\ ON the aggrussiveness and political infu
! cnce of the petitiOncrs.n
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A modern dwelling in first-class location.
Oh west Tenth street Eight rooms and bath.
ront porch aud conveniences. Can be bought
very cheap within ten days. Apply to
JOHN MULVENA,
gl5 Market street
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Harry E. Thomas 4 90.

NonHIr WNTNUI NM TNWFTTNs NI WWTFTT Y
Cummings the photographers, ss Market
street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20

Wantcd-'ro buy or loan money onLifeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. AnsOn A.
Maher, room 2O2, Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
Gas for Fuel.

Coal is going up, mp, up in price.
The price of GAS is stationary and
very cheap.
HEATING WATER is now thoi 1ughly
established
About !, 200 GAS STOVES are in use in
this city.
The advance in coal prices can be Off
set by using GAS STOVES in the early
fall and late spring, and houses viii thus
be more comfortable than with heater
fires which are often oppressive and
troublesome.
Restaurants. Caterers and Bakers viii
find GAS the cheapest, c'eanest and most
convenient FUEL.
Samples shown and Information given
at the
GAS OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
DR.. Tntlocil Rcsicns.

The convention, on the recommendation
Of a conference committee Of the house uf
deputies. reconsidered its action In choosing
Denver Us the meeting place for the next
general convention and voted for san Fran
cisco. A compromise resolution in REGARD
10 the missionary work of the church i'm
Mexico was passed after "a long and earaost
debate The resolution provides for the
official recognition Of the work. which will
be carried on only by means of funds ospc-
cially contributed for that purpose.
Rev DIR. Tatlock. for twenty-five years
secretary Of the house of bishops, presented
his resignation, which was referred TO a
special committee.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20

FINE CRAYoNs, life size. In five-inch beauti
ful frames, guaranteed, $3.50 and up y. a
ZEBLEY, artist, IL East 9Th street; also 100
West 30 street
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Brown-"How did YOU like Jones

II you want frst-class dying and scourin
done go TO 2l0 King street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
Worlds Fair Dedication Reduced Rates
to Chicago via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

Tickets win be on sale October 18th to Goth
inclusive. and will be x od for return passage
until October 25th inclusive. The most direct
and picturesque route. S22Oj for the round
trip from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-10-20
THE CHURCH AND STATE
Episcopalians Protest Against
Sectarian Appropriations.
ARRAYED AGAINST THE OATHOLICs

A New Amendment TO the Constitution
of the United States Proposed-The Con-
vention Decides to Hold Its Next Session
in san Francisco Instead of Denver.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 20-The Protestant
Episcopal church, through it's general con
vention, sitting as a board of missions, en-
tered its formal protest against the policy
and custom Of the United States govern
ment of making appropriations for the sup
port Of Indian schools under denomina-
tional control II also indorsed the effort
TO secure an amendment TO the United
States constitution.
This action was taken at the request Of
the National League for the Protection of
American Institutions, and was intended as
a rebuke to what was stated TO be a tend
ency toward governmental partnership in
ecclesiastical affairs In doing this the
Protestant Episcopal church ranged itself
in line with the Baptist, Methodist, Pres
byterian and other churches, and placed
itself in opposition to the Roman Catholic
church.
The matter was brought up 10y Rev. d.
Huntington, of New York, who presented
the memorial from the league accompanied
by two resolutions The first of these
stated that in the Judgment of the board
subsidies from the treasury of the United
States in aid Of Indian education ought
neither to be sought nor accepted, and that
the board of managers are requested TO act
| from this time forth in accordance with
this Judgment
Tho second resolution stated that the of-
fort now making to secure n sixteenth
amendment to the constitution of the
United States, making it unlawful for any
state to pledge its credit or to appropriate
money raised by taxation for the purpose
of founding or maintaining any institu-
tian society or undertaking which may be
wholly or in part under ecclesiastical con-
troll, has the cordial sympathy and ap-
proyal of this board.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
An Arbitrary Ruling,

Printers luk is tho title of newsy
weekly Published by Geo. = Rowell *
Co. Of New York. in ihc interest Of
publishers and advertisers throughout
the continent, its subscription price be.
ing 81 per wear. Is now in its sixth
volume and is doubtless a fixture.
National bulletin is tic name of a
hebdomadal Published by the Repuhli-
can National Committee at Washington
in the interest OF the Republican party.
subscription free. Began little over a
month ago and will cease with the pres.
idential campaign.
The postoilice department allows the
Bulletin to go through the mails as sec
ondclass matter q oeut per pcundl.
while Printers Ink must pay full rates,
the same as an individual Is cents per
pound.
Consistency. under Harrison's rc1i.
men. ls a pasicli t2l jewell
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
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The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
Must the Cow Co?

reference to the proceedings Of the
town council, last Monday evenings
meeting, show that Il numcrously signed
petition was presented praying for the
enactment OF an ordnance regulating
the town stock evil
This same subject WAS before the
town board last summer but ~ the sea-
son was well advanced nj the time IL
WAS thought best 10 let the matter rest
until this spring. On this rs on the
former occasion 1t was apparent that
both III. majority Of ihe council and the
majority OF the citizens favored the
passage OF some measurr looking TO the
abatement of the nuisance complained
OF, but on the former occasion the ma
JOrity gave way 10 tlie wishes of an ac-
tive minority. On the present occasion
those in favor of giving TO the predatory
cow unrestricted liberty were as active
as ever. hut the patience Of ths iopg
suffering msjority rhowrvf nfyns of
WEAKNESS and the question at issu. was
pretty thoroughly debated. Finally at
the suggestion of the mayor IL WAS
agreed to refer the matter 10 the quail
lied electors, at the forthcoming town
election. This way Of iisposing OF the
matter satisfied both sides, MS IL will
give all an opportunity 10 record them
selves, by means OF the ballot, either
FOG or against the proposed measure.
We believe IL II time such law was
passed; nor do We believe thn, IL will
Work any great hardship on the owners
Of live stock within the corporate limits;
ri least not half the hardship that IL is
now. or would H.. during the coming
summer, sustained by the owner, of
gardens In having the same together
with trees, fences and gates constantly
damaged by cattle running nj large,
Under the existing sl.ir OF Affairs the
matter o. looking after the town herds
doesn't iaii Ou the owners hut on the
people whose property Is being de,
NlroycL. All nlce enough for the man
who owns the festive COW. but III OF
the other fellow.
Those opposed Ia the enactment n
some Kind ui herd Law nav that such =
mrasur. would work hardship on q
number Of Iour people and that the
town iN not Iaf enough advanced In the
direction Of metropolitan proportions
Ia nrcrSSiiai- such law.
The lirNt objection Is all right II YOU
admit that mans poverty carries with
. - -. q. .H. 4 -
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Close competition - enlarged ricus- closer
relations bctwron railway officials aud tho
puhlic-newsrapcr comincnt-lihcrai advcrtis-
ing.
Al the above ar, the direct causes II the
luxurious facilities afforded to ,rnrclers ut tho
prcscn, time.
The WABASH LINE has kept Itself in the
front rnnk during the march of progress AMI
ofcrs to trrvclcrs every iusur, ami convcn.
fence which human Ingenuity can device or
the liberal expenditure 81 money pfucrirc. its
passenger trains fruin Kansas city and Coun-
ell Bluffs to st. Louis. Chicago. Toieio. nc,ruit
and intermediate points. Its through cnr lines
To New York. Boston and other seaipnri and
eastern points. its magnificent track and un-
surpassed running time. leave nothing to he
desired.
Passengers arc always safe when asked to
specify their route in naming the WABASH.
e. ". IiAMi~oS.
Commercial Agent.
ic,s 18th st. Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
ShcriSf'S Sale.

Dy virtue OF an execution issued out OF tho
Clerks onicc nf the County Court cf Rio
1lnnco county and state Of Colombo, and tu
me directed. whereby I nm commanded %
make tho snm .f sixty-fyc dollars and eighty.
two cents tsGj.S,l, a balance due on n certain
Judgment recently ubinircd. together with
costs Of suit. arnin-t W. J. Wills I'm favor oi
Mrs. :. e. Wright. out Of the lands. tcncmcnis,
goods aud chsitci- Of the said W. y. wills.
| have levied on the following property. tr-wit:
eevcn tons Of hay. more or loss. ono half mile
Of three barb wire fence. one log cabin. about
l,x1t. one corral. one Winchester rifle. ono
brown colt nbout nine months old.
Therefore. according to said command.
shall expose for sale. Mt puhlic auction.
nil the right, title and interest OF the
above named ". ]. Wills in and tn the above
described property. on Monday. Sic 18th
dny of March. lSr,. Mt 10 O'Clock y. m. n'
fhc frunt door of the county court house in
Ncckcr. county Of Rio Blanco. Colorado.
Dated ut Mcckcr. this 2th dsy of February.
ts,s RICHARD TOvEy.
sheriff of Rio Nlrnco County.
Ny :. =. WEAR. Under sheriff.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
Right You Arc.

Colorado has ton many national parks
and reservations ALREADY. The farmers
anI Tauchmcn should b. provided for
fNi. then well iIy 10 take care uf the
spoTismcn. National parks are we'll
enough. bu; there Hrc too many people
In the country Ia prfmi; ot land b,ing
held away from ili"m mrrcly for exit.
bi,icn purposes. - Lcadyillc Herald
Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
Buc.lin's Arnica saivc.

The brsi salye tn TIE world .of cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers, sait ihcum. fever
SORES. tci;er. chappcd hands. chiIblaius.
curns. and all skin crupiiung. and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give perfect satis-
faction. OF money refunded. Price -
cents rer box. For fslr d, all druggists.
Kcrlcy SAYS drunkenness is q disease
and the symptoms are sa!i TO BE- qgitc
los ful.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
wMEN YOi.Il rNI ArIIkTs TIi.

Stop and read u. The famous Hot Springs ~
Arkansas. world renowned for their healing
qualities. and a- a health and pleasure rC-nrt.
can h. reached quickly In Pullman buffet
sleeping cars from kansts City anil cuf'cyvillc
via the Missouri Pacific railway. surcrvf-
FROM ''la grippe. influenza. asthma. ur Mn.
drod discnscs. can obtain relief 1y visit Ia
this fnmuu. sanitHriun.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

j. u. Wilson. al Clay at. Sharpe.
burg. Pa. says he wi not he without
Dr. Kings New Discotcry for consump.
ton. coughs and cplisl ;lint II cured his
wife who was ,hroa,st.sd with pnou-
mnnia after an attack uf LA Gfirrr.
when various other remedies and scv.
cral phy sicinns had do-c her NJ gool.
Robert Barber. Of CooaSpor;. Pa.
claims Dr. Kings New Discovery has
done Him more good ilsn anything he
ever used for lung uoublc. Nothing
like It. Try II. Free rial bottles at
any drugstore. Large bottles. - cents
and 81.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
4 Mil Center.

With u railroad into M--k.r that
cit, would hrcotn- un- II tile m"A, i'm.
p1Iiin, milling points Ia Tho wrstrsa
country. I'll" great trouble ai present,
!, Ia getting the Hour made there to the
railroad fu; shipm.i, owing tn the had
condition If the wHguu rusis almost the
yvar ruund.-.Asirn Tines.
This Is villa; Nc arc con;sndlns Tor.
n.lsh,,Sr.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12
An important Difference.

To make it apparent TO thousands,
who think themselves ILL., that they are
not affected with any disease. but that
the system simply needs cleansing, is to
bring comfort home TO their hearts. as a
costiye condition is easily cured by us
Ing syrup ~ rirs Manufactured hf
the California Fig syfWco
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Nebraska has an election law similar
10 Colorado. The supreme court %.
tina, state decided last week ihl, pen.
Gil marx on tlic Australian ballot Is
guod: that the statute which directs
tina, the cruss should hc made with pen
and ink is oniy directory.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

Senator Teller is out In n scorrhing
letter in opposition To the denomination
President Harrison. Teller SAWS land
,ru,hfully tool that the present occu.
pan, OF the white house Is an enemy To
silver and should therefore be- opposed
first. last and ail the time by Colorado
Republicans. and-Dcmocrats. too.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-12

The Denver sun celebrated It's first
auibycfsary last Sunday with q thirty
two pasu edition. showing iha, beavers
iufantilc journalistic prodigy Is vnrI
vigorous and promising ycErling. Inc
sun Is now a permanent fixture In Colo.
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