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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

- Der g aotratb bon Cape @irar'
beau CAB am 2. Sebruar ben gontraft
sur Grri1tuns elmer @aiierleituns at
g. 2incotn 5rescofieu uon New gorf.
9ie 9lrbeiteu mGlien in 10 Wonaten
oo1enDct lein.
- Ser 27sjdbrise Scott MOore, cir
iebr betannter iunser Wtann bon ct.
e(ubsrt, sins am l.. 5ebruar auf Die
Sbuepienjasb. 9ti9t tueit BON isinem
etterliben Sauie sins feline 5liute los
nub tDStete i'm auf Der Steae. Seine
Mutter mar Die grlte, Die ben Sooten
fanb
Ser 8antrdubsr Sobn Moore
nit msbreren slliaies, pel9er ont 2.
OstOber 1891 nit neun auberen @es
fansenen aus Dem ct. 2ouiler @efdns-
nib entfam, 1T tebte 8u6e in gbicaso
pe,9aitet tporben. Sebt fnb brei Der
tamafs gntiprunseneu iuieoer in Saft
= Sie 8eiuobner BON Cuba in
CRAWFORD County batten iid auf Urgent
cine 8eiie bas MiBIalleu Der geamter
Der ct. Souls uno Sen Sraneisco
Gaba Suseio9sa. 0ie 8abn
@eieQI6ait lleB bann bas
Depot uno Siueisseleiie eiue Meile boz
oer Staot erridteu, iuosegen bic 8iirse,
iid BEL Der Staats,Eiienbabn Commit +
: iiou beidwerteu. Die lestere entldieo,
paB Die 8abn=@eieaidaft innerbalb sc
gasen eiu Depot unb Seitense(eiie in
@si1bilb bes Gtabt9ens erridtei
{ miifie.
= Sn Bife County trant Der Sar
, mer Gbuaro McGoams in eincr gafI
3affee Strg9nin unO feline beoeuten'
iausere Srau murbs beldulb;st, ibreI
Gattcn ocrsiften 81 iuolIen. 0ie Sr:,
bebauptet nun, oaB lie ben Srrtbur
einseiehea base, einen Su atten Man
1 Su Beirutben uuo eas @ift fur ii6 ielb'
II in ben Safee setban 5u baben, DO
7 aber Die 9ailen be rtpedIelt tpnrbei
{ Die 6rdu befiubet iid i'm @efdnenil
> um ibren 8roaeB abSuiuarten, ba sci,
n,anb ibre @eldidte staubt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
Gaarnrbeit.

rlnter;eiGnete beforst bas Sledten BON
1Spien, 0aarfetten, glnmen nub iiberbaupt
algs feineren Gaararbeiten fiinitleriid unb
febr tiuig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
Sic neuc
UNION stdbmaIbine

s.a aa az lSrta rsus1en grrtsTcrunasn in biz
stW Naemaf9in, i'm 3nIfts une tabd Isbr
H.I.Hs HIs.!saII ane htuts. g8tr f,insr Sraa bic
s.s.I s.:s M Msrisi1ttrn MID Ter faufs tbr sin,
aa;sa Naema' dime, bic nur tsittm Inter.
ssSpsaIaas iisftrt !& ale artsn Nibma.
s~.sssntstilt, w. sinstt @sparatursn, 9ahtIa uIp. III
T. SlJrner.
@im.g2 m, n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
2gie0cr lit ein Sdlpiucel=Srber, oer

ggieocr lit ein S9pincelzSrben, Der
pllHi!eo Srcer Of Jroternal Gocpera.
tion" baNtcrOttirt. Gin Malienper<
pa!tcr 1T eingsicbt un6 bic @it9lieoer
w.r6cn aiIenfaIs 10 grO5ent berausbcz
fOmmen; ater Die 2lOpOfaten @ebab=
rcn betra9cn miuocitens ebenlooiel; 10
bab cs ei9cntlidb niGt n6tbis if, ssn
2tufprud cinem Iouofaten 5u iiberse5cn.
Die 5.Sabr 9diuia0el; Sroen iuerben
most ou4 Oil Die Jeibe tommen, iobalb
lie cas perIprc3cns Gstb ousjnblcn
ictICn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05
Mufttpu.

sarm a1m',ss!aaster rsH piro auf ieiucr bislcriaen
ss'm' naSs Saseonaoe 6itp am
s.a'l ~.as'as, ben 20. 5sbruar, 1892
ssTug;.I;oisenoss Giscntbum auf 0IIentIider
SWnsn sn ben Neiitbetcnben perfauten
,in, glel, gr,aSlse Stsrb, 2 Siite, 9teaper,
Scrma.r;st22it ;a2i Yllh9e iopie iiberboupt of.
S,u, uSg9aItsn msSrsre9 az Werner cihc Snantitdt
si3,nossr.sst.ee s.ste T'!l'ldller, iopie Saus. uno
orSss,ss aaenngen Inter $500 boor,
sat. e;xS xSInllnen gtouat Grebit sceell
Sulius &ooe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

Die bnrptia9lidit fen 9aten fir Die
poiitiI6en Grei9niiie b.s Sabrss 1892
iinO fOl9enbe: Gin 9ienstu9, bsa z.
SnHi, Dalten Die &epublitaner in Minz
nenpelis ibre Na;ionalsgpnoeat:on a6,
I'M GanOboten fir &,diibent unb gic
prGIibcnt 81 nomlnir,p. 9(n 9irustno.
Den 21. Sum-, tpcroeu Die 8emofrates
i'll Gbica9o ibre Ganbiba.cn fir bieIelben
Qemter auftslcn. s(m 9ienstaa, ben
s. NOpcmber, finoet bann in ben eir=
Srlnen StaateH Die @nbl Ger 8 d dlioent.
l1aItseleftOres ita't, iuslde am Mpr-
tag, Den 7. 9e5emter, hire etimmer
iiir Grdiiocrt nno @iceprd libent abseber
perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

STn;!oertanten: Slpct oebraud1te
krI, ,s,m..sMor9eln, paiienS iiir ,3immer p6er
'' aa0 Os'Os I'M beitcn 3uRanSe.
G9hS. &inmel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

@enn Die &epublifaner Stpf fir
&asne=&eben gesen bas &leeblatt
9iQ.@orman-Grice baben iuoIsn, 10
brau6en lie nur Die 2eitartifel Der
beutl l6eu bempfrotilden 3eituusen ausz
;uidneioen uno auf;ubeben. 9as ssbs
na1gerabe ii6er bas 8o6aentieb. @ir
iino feline 8emunoerer SiQs, u6sr peut
man 70 liei, iuie j. 8. Die bemofratil9e
uN. q. Staatsjeitun9" iibsr biefen 5iibe
rer Der 9emofratie berfdllt, ~fIbtt man
10 etuas wie Elm menidfides Sfibren
unb m6dte ben ibredli6sn Meni9en in
Sdut nebmen. gta, CT miro li6 ia
,uobl ielbit 81 belfen ipiiien, ater iuas
bic StaatsSeituns uno anbere oemOfra.
til6e 8tdtter tbuu tperoen, iucnn Sill
tpirfli5 nit ber gtominatipn ob5ieben
IoGte, barauI iinb tpir uidt iuenig neu=
9ieri9.
Die Staatsieltnng bat iibri9ens audi
i9on semeloet, Gleuslanb se9e crni nittid
nit benz @eoanteu UNI, ieinen &iidtritt
BON BET 8rdiibentldafis 9anbioatur
6fentlib anSufinoi9en. Sas mag
nod fomnlen; uOrldufig baben uber feline
5reunoe Die Slinte nod nidt (luie Die
q. 9. Staats5eitun9) ins 9crn seiuor=
fen, iuie ia nus Den 1cttcn 0cpeldeu
aus Ie,o gort bcroprsebt. Cbue erts
item aampf miro Gleuelano Dem SiI
offeubar nidt tueiden.
Smmer6in lit aber Die domination
gleuelauos, iusm nidt gang unuorber>
seiebene @reisniile eintreteu, i'll oieiem
Nusenblid SiemIi5 untuabribeialid,
slber aud 9iu's 9lusfi6teu itebcu auf
iebr ibwa9en 5iiBer. Die @abridein=
li9teit lit uielmebr, OaB Elm Hritter Sar=
bioat, eiwa q orm q II ooer Elm Mann
aus Dem @eiten bic Nomlnutiun bauon.
trdst. Sbne beftise Sample iu,ro es
natiirlib nidt absebsu.
rleber bieie Sample Der 9emof lien
unter ii9 81 lpottcu, buben Die &epu=
blitarer uatiirli6 nidt Die minoeite
Ssranlaiiun3. Dena lie baben lib ia
selesentli9 por uno auf ibren 9sationa:e
fonoentlouen nidt min Y 9tdu olitb o.
fatbalst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-05

Die Sduto Der Ser. Staatsn belief
iib in Snbrc 1870 im 2ur6lduitt aui
S65.4l aaf itbe Serlon i'm 2anbs,
Wtann, 6ran unb Slno. 1890 mar
cieie 3iiier auf ie sl4.24 berabseiun-
ten. Die Gotall6ulo i'm 9anbe (na-
tional, itaatlid, County, itdOtii6 unb
Sdulc) iuurbe I'M gtei6cn 3eitraume
bon s2,275,00O,00O auf $2,O19,OOO,=
900 permlabcrt, oeer, oar6I6nittli9
per &opf bere6net, bon sS4.94 Die Ser :
loM aai S32.20. Sm Safe zines Sreis
banoclsigitems bdtte cine iolde Ser
mlnSsruna nien'lts bciuerttelii9t ipers
Den tbnnen.
, 1892-07-23

10 voting tickets We're received. Elected
were Lemming with 10 and after a new free
election, Creagh with 6 votes.
Introduction Of and LIST. Discussion on
Additional Money Bill 10 the Budget for
1928 sub Item T. Tor $1,000 for the
erection Of a stone pier At Frederksted
with a 10 ton crane thereon.
The Bill reads as follows.
, 1892-07-23
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
After the question II the Improvement If
the arrangements at Frederiksrcd for tie shin
ping and landing of heavy Goods las been IN
der consideration and after correspondence
thereon with the Ministry Of Finances. the
Government has been authorised to propose
to the Colonial Council that an amount Of up
to $1,000 should be used for constructing.
on the site of the present passengers wharf
a stone pier or wharf 90 fest long by Soft vide.
having a tension crane erected thereon.
This stone wharf, with crane, is intended to
be used for the landing and shipping ii hca-
w goods, while the present stone sugar wharf
is to be used exclusively for the Shipping of
sugar, rum and molosses there wall be mo-
thing, however, to prevent the last named arti-
Giles from being shipped also from the second
stone wharf.
The present wooden landing wharf e.n.
with a slight alteration. he arranged as q pas
sengers' wharf.
It is contemplated to construct the wharf in
the same way as the sugar wharf. which hs
proved to be solid and suitable for the put
pose. For details in regard to the construction
see 'ne '0e'"F%pE y OJIP' ="
Ir9c' ~ u D"IlulnS i"sP'o'' , ie''1l
uaIeu ON 10y 10 So"'' ~ -
~ - eii'"IAG' III lea"Io - '"F oI8iI'' ~,
the Duilu."8 inspector proposes - procure i
IRON me urn y Sh"nhS -. ionio"' g.
corning 70 'H9 drawing '0o"P'"9'HS ms
let'er'
~ ,,..1
ING UoIs'"3L '''I"''c'0 lH0 H,.i'SI"%.
money Dill He suppose" me '"'Nc,I -
aware OF the Ha'oIe 81 t"e proposal lgoi
before las, Mhen me PfoloS" was miro
ouceo lot oulIolh8 Drudge iof use IN Sa'PP."6
sugar WIN d crane erected thereon, me ~"
en- decided oy IT'S vote ula1 y preferred 'H7
bridge without the crane, pnt 70 put q crane
on another per. ~ NO" me oid pasSeh3e[
bridge OF wood requires reP4iis' II - PROPOSED
instead 81 repairing II 70 h"iIa d stone bHo5e
IKE the sugar wharf, bet a lIlt,e !aI8eI'
and to put a ten tom crane on thai. 1t ~ [A1
Pected th@' IN tAal WY mere WIN De aloIoe'
identities Tor LANDING LeaNy machinery "lIel
at PreSent are NOT Afforded IN ffeoeIlkS'e''
lie hoped me O"0nriI VIII see thaI me pro-
, 1892-07-23
ADDITIONAL n Bill

to tie Budge7 Tor ne NuN1cIp07Ify q ~. CT0IT
for tie financial gear from ut april 1892 10
the 31st March 1898.
sub item r Building AMI other uncertain
expenses, il is proposed 70 grant.
For the erection Of a stone pier at FIRE.
deriksted in place Of the present passengers
wharf, and for placing q ten tom crane
thereon ......... ...... B 100000
, 1892-07-23
PETITION.

/ Robert Lorin Merwin, elected a Member
of the Colonial Council by the voters Of Ere.
derlksteds Country District, do hereby most
humbIy petition the Members of the Colonial
Council to exem t me from service as a Mem
Der Of said body, upon the grounds Of holding
the posi- Of british Consular Agent here, which
plea for exemption is strengthened by a desire
Of Her Britannia Maiesty's Government, that
her Consular Officers hold no position under
the Governments to whom they are accredited
Frederi6sted, ST Croix, July 18th 1892.
R0BT. l.. MERWIN.
To
The Colonial Council, Christiansted.
The Chairman pointed out hat according to
the Colonial Law the plea advanced by Mr.. r.
L. Merwin for his being relieved would not
be admitted.
No one requested the word further.
1t was adopted with Z votes against 3 not to
relieve Nj. Merwin.
The patent of election, which had been for
warded to the Chairman, was then examined
and found in order whereupcn the Chair
mar declared Mr.. Merwin entitled to a seat
and vote in the Council as soon as he shall
have signed the prescribed formular of oath
rs he was not present to-day.
The Council then proceeded to:
Election of Members of the Committee to
report on the Additional Money Bill for 1891
81 for $1,000 for a Bridge and Crane in Ere
deriksted.
10 voting tickets were handed in elected
were, Lunny with 10, Blackwood and Hewitt
with 8 votes each.
TIE Order of Day being exhausted and
nothing more being before the Council, the
Meeting was closed at ? o'clock.
, 1892-07-23

49, NANAN VIZ llOIt OiiIICUlI is IT. $40
manage, and when we remember that beav er
than 10 tons is seldom imported SIZE con1d moi
really see the Use Of having y Iataar crane
for tIedeliksted If the PREVAILING oninion
80 IN an opposite direction, lie was inclined
to believe it was nol based on sound com
slaeratonss but the data furnished to-day
are definite. lfin time it should he So that
machinery Of such heavy weight be importnd
as to require a larger crane, then If miobt he
taken INTO consideration. bur there Is no ne
ces>lty for il now.
ind Member for Christ:anstcd.s Country
District lLaany9 sand the boilers 1t the Facto.
fy are not the largest they ar, ordinary
marine holIer> but Of the present day boilers
are 81 greater dimensions and heavier weight.
rom me lmted States, generally Il feet long
2 leet IN diameter and weighing 8 tons
some 81 these BOILERS g at present. on Anpuil-
ia, ana Mt. Pleasant and Cant. Black wood
ia1ejH imported a boiler weighing Otons . and
ne mas see" some Of at least Is to Is feet long
ana I teet across, ana which could not be 1Inder
II TO IA toms.
me 6oreraor: But how many of that sort
can 1t he expected viii be imported here and
how often And how has ii been nossibIn
heretofore to land such heavy machinery IN
WestEnd without Il crane
nd Mohlher for EredprikSted's COuntr-
b.stnet Lp,py@ BY throwing them overheard
aihi handing them in tie water. till they are
drawn ashore.
me G%orerHor: The crane IS to be put M
10 ISlp m the daily work but to have such n
big crane Is would lift greater WEIGHTS than
~ taas would make the daily work dificult.
neither thus is 10 he so. and at the same
time the expense be heavier. he must Of
cotirse ask the honorable Members to take in
consideration.
The Chairman would beg oask His Excel
lencE. how many tons can the cranes in
Iur'stjanstcd lift.
The Governor. lie bad stated last time the
matter was on, that the cranes in Basin can lift
mp to 81 tons.
4th Member for Frederiksted's Country
District lHeDoaaid This seems to be n very
important question as far as concerns the ac-
eoInmo3atious to lift heavy machinery i'm
ported to West End; in view Of this he would
beg ~ propose that tie Bill be referred to a.
Commltle" 81 3 Members, who would have to
consult with others interested in the matter
80 as to arrive at satisfactory result.
1t was adopted with 9 votes against / TO re
fer the Additional Money Bill to aCommittee
of3 Members.
The Council took a recess of 10 minutes.
On being called together again the Council.
proceeded to-:
Question Of relieving Mr.. r. i. Morwin Of
the election as lat Member fos FreIeriksted>s
Country District.
The Memorial was read as follows.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

usIomers. Onc OF the roorn, III NM
home Mt Surcsnes has been
tilted up ns u small ,hentcr. with n tiny
tagc, and there Mcsdnmes Fnvnrt and
'roizette, and others OF the great act
esscs of France, have come to go
through before him the new roles that
hey were about To- create, 50 that lie
night design for them dresses suited 10
he attitudes and the gestures required
,y the characters they were to impor-
The first to consult him IN TINS
way was the great Rachel when she
Vas preparing To appear IN the
,nly modern society play in which she
,yer ucted, namely. Lady Tartune'
The establishment Of the republic In
France has wrough, no change in tho
OF his house. Their, ARE al
ways courts to b. adorned and queens
md prlnc.ss-s to lie dressed through
,ut the rest Of Europc. Poor, common
,lace, pcnurious Madame nreyy never
ircamed of such an extravaganza ~ II
Worth tolle,t, In all her life, but the
wives Of all the other President, of
France. M.sdamcs Thlers. Macmnhon,
md curno,-hnyc all been numbered
.monlal his cli,ni.,
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
Not o Crime.

"your honor -a'd a rxo-~u'ins atiorne,
In an Alabama taek-oo.is esuIt, assoriins IL
the Arkans~~ Traveller. ''th- prisoner at th'
lar !. charged with killing ono of the most ~
smpi.r, .itia-ns of this country. Anir-~ ID
ito,son. y"ur honor. -as In -,-ry r--ps-rt q
m'-dsi man. lie uas a t-rios~i ,-mt-rr of the
church, .nd ~us never knoun tn L. guilty oi
an un.hri.tian act. Why. your honor. b. ~s'
never Known To bat % hor.s-. play t-,k-r
drink -hi.ky OF us~ to,><ro. lie
-itoli OF a minute The Judge brok. M
.,uu cay h- iiin't H., oa soS.-.f'
That. -h.t s~y, yais h"nor.'
And be 'iiin't play Iot~rf'
Newer -ss kno-n In t-sI a game
'Ani h- never drank it1uorr'
''s-S-r drank drop. yusir honor
Ami b. fi,in't ctr~ iotaacof'
"s-s.s isos -h-~ In hi- life"
-woii. thrr.' .sli tho J,iii.-, t-anins tack
-iih = .ish. - sian'i .--' What b. -sn,-si u
live for. There -an't anything In Iir- for him
ami dnn't 80. shy he sin't ai.1t a. --lI %
dad . alive. is-i-as tho prt.uu-r. Nr
shaTi@. AMI cali 'h- MOI, cas-."
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
Needs an Explanation.

A Republican special from Washing
ton few days ago SAYS that. on appeal.
Charles smith. Hugh Jones and Ewin
Amick. were allowed To make their pre-
emp,ion filings. which were rejected last
fall.
But in the decision the commissioner
of the general land Office makes a rul-
ing which will work a hardship on a few
settlers in the upper country If the dis.
patch is 10 I've relied upon. The COM
missioner directs the register and re-
cciver a; Glcnwood TO accept precmp.
ton filings from actual settlers who In
good faith have lived uIon the land
they seek to enter within the rcserva-
ton prior TO March 3. 1891. the date
upon which the preemption law was re-
realed. In other words. settlers who
took up land after March 3. 1891. canno;
preempt.
As the preemption law does no. affect
lands within the former Indian rcserva-
tion we cannot SEQ what settlers within
the proposed park have 10 do with the
preenpsion laws.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
N MEMORY OF ANARCHISTS
Description Of III. Monument Z" b"
Iiuiit at Waidh.in.

Z Some time In the month Of June, ls'l'
while the worlds fair I, In progress, u
memorial will he unveiled Mt Naldhrim
IN honor Of the i've anarchists who
wcrc executed for completely in the
lInymarllc, riot, The verdict OF the
loinmittc- an designs was promulgated
Iomc time ago aud the iirst prize was
bwnr,l.d to Albert Wcin.r,, Chicago
culp,or, who was aisD given the
contract for erecting the monu'
kncn. The formal contract has
how been signed and work will
h,c begun at oncr. It i,cstimn'e'i tina,
livery day Of the time between now and
thc proposed dat" Of unyriling VIII hc
Necessary la order TO have the work
colnplci-d.
The dcsign bcaT, throughout tho
stamp Of originality and ~ work ~
mr., i striking la i,s effect a rcriangu'
lar plinih .urmountrd by 'rvcrr en-
l,abiaiurc ornam.n,.d n, the c"rnrTn ly
plain Ionic Volu,-, rcs's an u massive
surface supportci by a hnlid h's''.
iuppn the pedestal, dirc'iy In front 81
The plinth. Ia a group Ia hrnn4" Hi one"
dramatic and h.rulc In iiA conception,
aud I, emio-iics ia, sentiment gathered
by the sculptor frm lrr'iigraih =
pu-n. 'Di- Revolutions
Ia the foreground Ia IA. altitude "'
defiance aud with cnnni"nanc- "S'
'prr.,lv- Of contempt, and feminine fear
ir.sn... stands tho ngurc "f a woman
whose right arm with uI-rlinchrd hs' u
,-r, sod an her breast, while the lett i'
Ia the act IT i'ys'1wins q iauTri wrvaih
.nn the broW II h-r champion, who, in
tic garb II peasant, lies stricken dead
.i-rhind nvr. A, his feet aru s,r-wn
.ruuds aud sprays Of palms Tbs
modelling ~ both figures d-no,r, carc'
,fal study and thorough knowledge o'
,lnna,"sny. Tha, II the woman s,an'
lou, aa full ~ expression aud nr- a. one
can well imagine. the h"ai thrown
back aisi tho face 40 full OF rassiot
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
Everybody should know

l'ha; the burlington route T., the only
line running through trains from Den.
yer TO 81. Louis. bay cxpr, 80. leaving
Denver at $ .. runs via 81, Joseph
and Kansas Ci(RssrA arrive q, st. Loui.
at 7p. m. secofi m. Night express.
leaving Dcnvcr\ \at $50 p. m. runs via
st. Joseph and trives at 81. Louis 7:i0
a. IN. second m,tning. Both trains
equipped with ves;ibule Pullman buffet
slcepcrs and chair cars. For full in.
formation appl, to nearest railroad
ticket agent. or 10 q. W. Vallery. gen
eral agent. 1900 1arimer ST.. Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
A Little Girls Experience.

Mr.. and Ns. I.otca 1'fcscou are
keepers -; the government lighthouse
a, sand iLraci. Mich. and are blessed
with n daughter. four years old. Last
April shr was taken down with measles,
followed with dreadful cough and
turning into n fever. Doctors at home
aud a; D-,toi; treated her. bu, In vain.
she grew worse rapidly. until she wa, a
mcr- handful of tpncs." Then she
,sici Dr. Kings Nov Discovery. aud
after the us- Of two ahi half bottles.
was oompl-,-ly ouic'i. They say DIR.
Kings New Discovery - worth It's
weigh; in gold. yc, you MAJ sc, trial
bottle free at any drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

uh- rai,..i rtai-. sp,rnm.nt vii .-ii ali
,h. Vt. Il the ii"' srr'hrs Ara. Government
h-~',.tias a, III. cit, 4 iio. ,,t.ssn<.. An,
os, Apsii is1h. tsss:, ai 10 ~ = ~
TN~s- kss ~ssi h -.-'s ~ .s-ss-,~ y sssA " ~
hish~ss hti.sr. ~
The -i'y A. it'S -Abrss. Ars.. !. rsuchs'
aaiy by the NA.,.sa ~ tng r.,i~-y. ami 'hi'
c',,nt..sy I'LL k.,r o. - ro-,ni trip 'i-s-''
fas ,hi. l..i .ei-. viib{ b. u.y rs ~. i,pli..
or 10 -.y Il khr.s lciy. Cae-,,iii-. ~
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s-us.r on.ss-. 10: isrint a.. q rassr. f"r iui
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.itsiIns may Il the .i,S q tiss -rsins.-
4 A. 7'ntrr.
80 a.. r.krA.. Denver. Csio.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
SHIL0H'S
coNsu NJ pTloN
CURE.

re- sur---, ~ Mi. Gr-a. Cough csrs Il
r~i;!-si . paraiitif, the hi,tp-.- OF medieins.
All druggists arr s7st--if~i 90 IL " on pps.
Tive Craransec. G test tha. n, ether cure can
sar-c,ssutly s,snf. Tia. :. may become
hnosr. The rrpl~ilscr>. q, en- enormous ef.
r-nse. are pisoirs s,s,Ple isossic Irvs Into
ever home In H. rnit-.i S.st>t and Canada.
ttrrr Nsvn g C.srh. Sore Throe.. OF Bros.
.csiii.. use Il. for W will ,u-c you. " yost
child hss the Cfsv,. a. whoopinr Cough. sse
~ rrc,u,sly. and tr'iefis su-r. " Jou df~ed
thst i~.idioa. di.rsse Concentration. nee y.
All ,,ur pruvsisi for sHtLDH's CURE.
prics 10 cts. 8, ca. and ~ %. nyouf Lss6s
are so~e or Rack tAme. use shiioh's rcsoss
ylAstss. pric. y -. Yos sale By al Drue.
sisas aad DeaierN
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
An important Difference.

To make 1t apparent To thousands,
who think themselves Ill. that they are
no, affected with any disease. but that
the system simply needs cleansing. is to
bring comfort home to their hearts. as \
ccs;ive condition is easily cured by us-
ing Syrup of Figs. Manufactured 'by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
euck,ir's Arnica saivc.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt ihcum. fever
sores, tettcr. chappcd hands. chilblains.
corns, and all skin erip;iOns. and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. Price -
cents rcr box. For sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

a scrap o; paper was found on our
Jcpr.ma; this morning. n the writer
will please leave his name n; this oiiic.
information will bc impaired to him
whereby lie need never worry abou,
where his mex, meal Is coming from.
Here's wha, was written on the aforc.
said scrap:
"a I.yt,lc too Mco;I Hall will Wear
the Republicans out"
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
Church Services.

Until further notice services in st
James church will he held rs follows:
Sunday school a, 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and address at 4.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
Bible class Thursdays at 7 p. M. and
choir rehearsal half an hour later.
The rite Of baptism will be admins
tered the first Sunday in the month
The rector will hold services at an,
time oI place by request. Address Rev
i. NJ. Rich. Mppker
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

Tho Republican Stale convention. fct
the selection o: delegates to The Mime
apolis convention. will bc held In Den
yer on April 9Th. tho Br,; district con-
,rn,io, will i- hcli a, Denver. April
u. and the second dis,ric, cpny-n'ion
al saiiaa. April .. fos tho purpose Of
sending delegates 10 the State conscn-
tion. The time fut holding the conscn'
lion fut nosnina'ion of state officials
WAS iiscj for September s;h n; Pueblo.
The iir.; dis;sio; convention 10 nominate
a congressman will b. held n; Denver.
September s,,i. and the second dis'ric,
convention for a similar purpose will lie
held a; Colorado Springs. on the same
date.