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The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
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rhas the Minneapolis eonNsntian
loved and houorcd Blaine is shown oy
the tremendous and long continued ap,
nlause that greeted every mention oil
lis name. The GARRISON letter, whieh
he had not retrneted or modified' ana
the DOUBT prevalent Ia many minus rs
to the state Of his health and hisa aoiilty
"a Withstand. tho arauous labors oil inc
Presidency made him, in the esAHia'
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
susTArNs ITSELF.
The Mckinley Law and Its Eject on
tho Home Markets

The total value of imports Of tin
plate to this country fell from SEQ. oos,
Ca to s7.3oS, Ole for the nine months OF
the fiscal year ending March 81, 1909.
aS compared with tho corresponding
months prior 10 that date in 1891.
There Is strong argument in these
figures against repeating the tin plate
duty. The idea that there is any les
consumption OF tin plate now than dur.
ing isgo-9l is Entenable. 1t is certain
that the output Of American tin plate
factories Is beginning 10 have an ap.
Preeiable effect in supplying the mar
ket
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what We PAID for Loui.iana.

One penny farthing an acre for land,
mostly of high fertility was the
price. according to the calculation of
w. j. Menzies in his lecture before
the Chartered Accountants Students
society. for which Napoleon Bonaparte
in 1908 sold Louisiana to the United
Statas
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ysnintninin- Hi. Isight..

The vicar of Coventry. England at
tempted to collect his tithes. The
people objected and imprisoned him
in a church He was rescued by the
police and when he came out he de-
clared he will enforce to the last
penny his tithes.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
stugs Are Expensive.

Every stag that falls in Scottish
forest. it has been calculated costs
the lessee from f35 to $50, but as
what is termed butchers meat
these animals. if placed on the mar
ket would not yield to those VINO XII
them more than siNpence per pound
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
The saving clause.

Gone foreverl' he sighed laying
down his last coin. so gold piece.
There goes my only eagle. wings
and alll''
Yes" said the business-like man
who had called. as he handed over a
receipted document. '.butyou can keep
the bill you know"
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

ton of multitude of delegates, un.
nyailabie as candidate. But the
hepubiican party win not, while Mr.
Blaine lives. abate one iota it's admira-
ton for the isnightly champion whose
name is tower of strength, and whose
devotion to his party and country is rs
unfaiiing as it is highly prized-N. Y.
Press
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
BREATH OF DEATH.
PoIsoNs THE AIR OF THE
ANDES MOUNTAINS.
It Is Like a Deadly Mountain ros-No
One Knows How 1. Kiii, Its Victims
"A Deadly Game OF Tag with a
Tiger.

CURIOUS STORY
has come to down
from the Cordil-
leran sleeps of Los
a n d e 5. f o u r
scouts from n de-
2tacbment of gov
ernment troops
met three scouts
BELONGING tn n
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eni,r 10 Oh. eratrrara.

The wisdom Of the Democratic con
vratiaa ia guip- back 20 the consti,u-
slan % the Sotthery Canfrdcyaey for
laspirzsinn on She tariff question is
fairly op-u TO question. The Consede-
ratc constitution il mighty good Deu-o-
cratic auth1F.iy. No must admit. but
10 20 back 70 it from tAo presrnt age
= good deal Ike going 20 a grave
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The Royal Baron of aeeG

An American in England writes that
the royal baron of beef usually weighs
about 800 pounds. cut from Devon
bullock fed on the royal demesne.
takes day to cool and is decorated
with the sovereign's monogram formed
of shredded horseradish.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
annn.I ,i,nminr.

In the Yale College Class OF 50 there
were ffiy dvc frrctraders against
Sz-y ~ = = = :, I = = Z l--z-sasi
f5ry-five protectiouists- In lss2' AZ
.-7i5 - = - 80 '.ll-4
ter two years OF protection and reeip-
tocity there are forty-two freetraders
sarTrg-.5 : : g sI--Al--l
q gainst eigkty-two Truteetionists-
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covered the child's body the hog had
eaten a portion of it The father seized
an ux and beat the hogs brains out,
and with an economical instinct, cut
up the carcass. salted it, and'his family
are now consuming it
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
ner... neenomy for Yeu.

a vicious hog owned By Martin
Fro Itch. 4 eoiored man. living near
Cleves. attacked his tour-year-old child
and killed it Before Frolieh had dis
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Needed lfinessc.

Crawford - He seems to be a con-
firmed cynic. / didn't hear him say
good word about anybody.
Crabshaw-Perhaps you didn't draw
him out about himself. Life.
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! ln an Ensll.n ceIen,.

~ AAai totph1
That the colonists % British
'eH. dispatch to Minister
London asking him 20 in
Ied in behalf OF relieving
oppressive colonial regula-
tnat even In that gu, OF
''on Of south America the
-es Is recognized as the
american rights. OF course
neoil cannot ofiicially in
cen Great Britain and her
ihe appeal thus made will
ec' Of attracting American
ia sympathy toward our
,ieaus broiling under the
'uian1, aud burdened by
e1aetio1s JniIar in char
N f2gn, to those which
V Revolution
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yard and digging mp skeleton 90 offer
as 4 model OF anatomy.-N Y. Re
carder.
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oNlaaar. statement.

vliiea Mr. Cleveland
H.. !, iser '..-.,ei'....,. 4 ri
- sas eaaracteristic in it'
,,aaN ltis marked by all
blisa, Of the most self
4 ian IN America. II am
E,St 'o.a,aPlacently "a announces
r. mat oar fellow conn
! NJ, y TO receive with ap-
keso 'pies :. es true Demo
bose lsi Principles" being. of
S'eeated 10y Grover
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cREAsEs PROFITS
.,,s,sY LAW UNPoPU-
y w,TH CAPITALISTS

..lr- the Price OF Articles
|u.rsn.rdi.e to Consumer It splits
m rus-Esgi~n'i's Csndi-
=, :.r..sa~-t OF the unit~s ssatss.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

a correspondent who writes rom
San Francisco Cal, says: "a few years
ago I spent five or six weeks at Will
mont Annapolis County. Nova Scotia.
and during the removal OF some old
railroad ties on the line of the Wind
sor and Annapolis Railway. discovered
a large garter snake with young.
Immediately on being attacked she
opened her mouth and the young
snakes took refuge therein. l then
killed the mother and took from her
stomach thirty-six young snakes
about half ar inch in length" There
is hero clearly some error of observ-
alton. for the young garter snake
when it first makes lts appearance is
usually much longer than half an inch.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
SNAKES.
y They Deposit Their EGG and How

How They Deposit Their Egg and How
They Swallow Their Young.
Forest and Stream culls from its
mail bag the following notes on snakes:
While walking over a newly plowed
field at Barnegnt. N j.. one day in
August found three perfectly round
white eggs, nearly one inch in diane
ter and having IL thick. rough skin
a few minutes after this l found seven
more in the same field. about 200 yards
from the first find. They were so
much alike that when put with the first
found they could not be told apart
l carefully took them home put them
in small box and covered lightly
with sand. placing n glass over the
top of the box. and put the box where
it would get the full benefit Of the
sun. After that patiently waited
results. In two days l had seven
small whitish snakes. about five in
ches in length and US lively as any
snakes l ever saw. Several days
after small black turtle hatched
from one of the other eggs, and as the
other two did not hatch 1 broke them.
and each had turtle inside | think
that snakes deposit their eggs in the
sand where heat from the sun matches
them The eggs were found on Mr..
AIitchell's farm at Barnegat. n. j. /,
and had been uncovered by the plow-
ing.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13

Speaking OF the old discussion as to
snakes swallowing their young which
has SO many times been gone over a
Philadelphia correspondent sends us
note from old Sir Izaak Walton. who.
after discussing some characteristics
OF the frog, says:
And let me tell you that there be
water and land frogs. so there be land
and water-snakes. Concerning which
take this observation that the land
snake breeds and matches his eggs
which become young snakes in some
old duughill. or a like hot place:
but the water-snal5e. which is not
venomous. and as have been assur-
ed by a great observer OF such secrets.
does not hatch. but breeds her young
alive which she does not then for
sake. but hides them and in case of
danger viii take them all in her
mouth and swim away from any appre-
hended danger and then let them out
again when she thinks all danger be
past These he accidents that we an
gler sometime see and often talk Of"
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

In week or two James Orcu,t and
Eugene Gilley will proceed TO the upper
White region to look after their fish
ponds, which are located in the territory
laying between the south fork Of White
river and North Elk creek. These
gentlemen are starting the nucleus of
an industry which will one ,iay be of
considerable Importance in this county.
and is bound to be money making
business. The ilat-tops and lower living
country are dotted with lakes. varying
in size from small ponds TO bodies of
xater covering several acres. As soon
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
Local Sporting Notes.

Disciples Of ixaak Walton are now
seen ever, day ,yi ing la lure the game,
ifou, from the beautiful muddy waicI-
Of the White.
III. are very plentiful In the neigh.
borhooi II the saw-miil. Bunchcs of
two and ihrc. hundred together are not
an unusual sight.
Some Of our local sports are trying To
secure icfrc,s with which Ia hunt prni.
ric dogs. II the, &c, them there will
be no end Of sport.
We wonder II Henry has saved VI
any fish yarns while on his visit. We
hope 81, as Simon Is no; wok, up this
spring yc, and our stock is running low.
One Of the up river fishermen pur
chased very iinc fishing hat from
Porgcs this week. All our local
anglers should have one rs they M,
something new and novel in the straw
line.
Kumor SAYS one of our local sports
men will soon start east after dear
As he will not carry his rifle inJ q
couple uf boxes uf ammunition viii
him we have come to the conclusion
that he has the game already cottallrd
As We cannot u. present owing to some
ihiug else taking up our time. ",
wish him long life and happiness in hi,
new departure In life.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
FOR THE FOURTH.

a public meeting VIII be held at the
court room, In tho Eaer building, on
Monday evening. MnY 2i1, at o'clock,
to tikr action ia the matter OF u Fourth
OF Ju!y celebration. This call is issued
mt the request OF many cit'zsns, and II
Is earnestly hoped that everybody viii
be there AMI have something Ia say.
Shall we Try 10 have a good time our
selves, and induce our outside friends
to come and enjoy II with us, or no, I
Como and help decide the question.
\. &. MouLToS, mayor.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

William Niece and Tom Gould OF
Pice-ance, were arrested last Monday
and brought to Mceker charged will,
being in possession Of more equine stock
than the law allows. George Reed was
the complaining witness aud the accused
were given hearing before Justice
Burnham Wednesday. but as the prose.
cution could make no case Mcssrs. Nc.
kce and Gould were honorably dis.
charged
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

l.. II. Ellis of Denver. is In on u visit
TO his brother Charley. aud will run the
store during the la,-r's abscncr In Den
Yer. lie Is very plcasan, gentleman
and will make lots OF friends during hi'
stay In Mcrl.cr.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

During the school term Just closed
fsyd Webb earned thc proud distinc-
,ion OF being neither absent nor tariy.
Miss Wash suitabl, rewarded her young
pupils diligence. and we hope Maudic
will not he the only scholar who will
come out a, the close Of next school
year with the honorable record of
neither absent nor tardy during the
term.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
Snli.1H'S
O0MS(i NIP TI0 N
CURE.

To --s--ss - lf's rrsai cr-st curr 70
Without = fN-a'is3 iri th9 siss5f5 - medicine.
Nf-irr -eIffa ~l7 s1f' .r.fs . 90 f'iii on pos
Iilfs suafarsscr O. ta#f st,at so oJ'8-F cure can
tpsess.'4i's stFHg. v.st is nay brsums
tucvn. tsg vrgsf-;-r-, Gt au enormous .x-
pms. -fc pis-iu hlElv's rsitir Frcc Into
cs5fy ion5 IN thr tuHsl s'sirs ani Canada.
i'v1u hfss a Cough. n1rs .rhtcs,. cF Brun-
chitis. pss u, Tor " viii cure ynu. N your
chiIiLa she Coup. Or WbcopinH Cough. use
u r-nHitilv, ard triisfi l. sure. n you dread
th1t insilinus dirrzsc Consumption. uss t..
fak ynrr DraFzist for AHiLOU'S CURE.
Price 10 Cta.. n cts. and 100. ffyour Lungs
are sore or HACK lame. use shiioh's Porous
Plaster. Price = cts. For sale by all Drug.
yi.is aEd ID, ,alcFs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

II. A. WilLhack dropped In on Thurs
day evening. after having cnjoscd =
few days Of needed rest" In the pFin
cipal cities of the State. As usual h,
returned alon., and pTcsnoslica,ion'
failed TO mat.finliz..
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

After an absence OF many months
Johnny Wolfe returned 10 his old stamp.
ing ground this week, on shor. visit.
johnny is located In the Cripple Crces
district, aud his many friends VIII be
glad 10 learn that lac has SOME mighty
good property over there.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Frank Schmidt, one of Ieaayille' :,
prominent, citizens. Is stopping with his
old friend Julius sirch,kc On the mesa.
III. cloud ciiy's altitude is too much
for Mr.. schmidt. and hc will put Ia n
few months In our midst.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Twenty-Five inches u column per Month I, "a
f Professional Cards. when paid in advance,
sl5n pr year.
io.rl nni Legal Notices, fifteen cents per
linc Tor Grst Insertion and ten cents for each
subsequent Insertion,
Al communications should 10 addressed To
TIE MEEkEH HERALD,
Nvukrf. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

a Young lady living not many blocks
from the park says she wishes certain
couple would qui, sitting on the s,cl's
In front uf tie family gate. for the
other evening her "i.llct" Intended
calling on her. and seeing the couple ON
the steps thought 1t WAS her aud an-
other fellow, so he went away aud has
not called since.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

|. ns we'll ls iHr my.cif, heartily, earn.
thank ypu. 1t o. not our deserving. bu,
generosity which bas made your welcome
,prc-slyo and grateful"
was nearly . o'clock before the pro.
pc was completed. Then Thousands II
Went Into the home and Inspected II.
umr arpnlnimr nis Two ledger. v,rr
ln the reception room. aud by evening
signsturcs uf thD-c Who vcrc present At
tcrci.cs hadbc'n in.cTib-l E,cr,loiy
rllrhicd with the splciou. and wcll.ar.
Il building. II ls we'll lighted and tcn,l.
aud conducive to the comfort II those
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Miller House was the scene Of Il
pretty wedding ON Wednesday evening
OF this week. Gnd in which the Rev. MI.
Rich oi'lrlnted IN his usual pleasing
manner, The contracting parties We're
Mr. Thomas Morgan aud Miss Oracle
Vaughn. both of R1uit county. Tie
lriic Is an a;hlable young lady of
MaSbcll, while the groom Is u promi-
ncnt s,0ckmin Of ASial and cS,shefiif
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Pioneer Hide and Fur
Buyer has Just received q large invoice
of fine goods in his line, which he is
prepared TO sell to his'cus,omers. Mt the
lowest living prices. wait till he comes
and he will save You big money. An
immense assortment of mems. womcn's
aud chiljren's shoes 10 this lot, at prices
lower than ever knovh.
Yours Anxious 10 Please.
:. BERNSTEIN.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Wash wak-man canc down from hI,
upper White river possessions during
the week and mingled among his many
friend. Tor couple ot days.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Stat. bridge nj White River City
Is ol-n for travel. and III. liardaway-
thaf. contract on the new Ran.ciy
road vii! bc completed to-day.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

SOUTH SIDE gouSD-rr
VIII begin ut Rangoli May S0th.
\. u. CHITcuLow. Captain.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Tic government road Is b-lng pat In
excellent condition from Whit. river
cat With the assistance of .aril.ii'S :
supervisors this historical ihosoughtar-
could BE- greatly improved.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

For Chinese silk handkerchefs.
queensware and fancy goods, call on
John Wong. at the Hing kce Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Blnc Mountain roundup. say,
the VeTnal Express. started out yos,cr.
day from the CottonwoOds, with High
Mceks rs captain.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Mr.. and Mrr. james Gillmor of whiis
River City, wcr. guests u, the Mcck-l
hotel during I'll. early par, of III. week
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

". l.. Paitison. who has chnrs. of
the OEgoOi property at Trappers' Lake,
was caller AZ rIg HERALD oiIlce last
wednesday. Mr.. rHtlison wint.red On
North Fork, about twelve miles below
the lake and says 1t Is not u bai place 10
spend the winter, although little lone.
sfl..
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Thomas Pierce left for Aspen Tues
day. whct. hc viii acc.p, position IA
engineer a; on- of In. leading mines.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Cold weather has KEEP, trees back, bu;
hi, week shows that nature Is sooner
OF later bound 10 assert herself the
trees are leaiin. out.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Rev. Mr. Rich will preach his
Ing. It IL hoped tia, our citizens turn
on, cn massr rs mark OF rcsp.c, 10
Our retiring rector.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Chlct.of.Eoais Luke Dcyln returned
from llaus-iy sunday, where he was at
tending TO ofllriai duties. In fording
nj White River City the stream was 40
high aud current so swift, that horse,
Uhic!r aud Luke were carried into deep
water. The horse SWAN for shore aud
Luke held 10 the cart.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

On las, Tuesday lire consumed the
ii,'lr frame house on the Thay-r ranch
below town. III. house las lately been
occuplct! hy Id Martin aud family. whc
were alpcn, wien the iirc broke out
The house. together With contents, Wa
u total loss.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Our ci'Cicn, aud popular sheriff was
NJ happy Yesterday rs /, was posslbl.
for mortal to hr. 1'hc cause Of Dicks
ioyousacss WAS the advent OF u bah,
boy a, his home. Mrs. Toycy and tie
ll,ti. one are getting along nicely. and
Dick I, bearing mp brayrly under "A
shower OF congratulations.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

4 very handspn. metal railing.
finished In chocolate. aud bronze. now
Aiorns the po,i"i'lcc counters. M.-k.r
has y Ic,;oilicr tha, would reflect credit
on town four times II, size.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The Fourth is approaching. 1, ISM
anY tco soIn 10 begin preparations.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

J, l.. Mediation. accompanied by Bob
Crawford, departed for Aspen Tuesday
with bunch of marketable horses.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Tho briokmaking business received u
fresh impetus this week when M.ssrs.
Frank Keel and William Ging.ricL
commenced work ON another Kiln for
!. e.. Mitchell. THIS means business.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

More imported shade trees plan.et
tlils year than ever before.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Miss Agnes iiaz.n. accompanied b,
her sister. Mrs. Adams, We're Mrpscr
ing Yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The new double postal cards will be
ready by JUDY LIST. They VIII constitute
the only means vet provided Tor the
payment In the International nall ser.
vice q. return postage by the sender Of
u communication. With the large sized
postal cani introduced by the present
administration quite long message can
De sen, and received at a cost OF 1 cents.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
ONE ENJOYS


Eo:h tho method md results whcn
syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t ID pleasau,
rad refreshing 10 tho tasic. and sc;s
;cn;ly yet promptly OH tho kilneys,
Liver and Eowels, clcanses tho ,ys-
isn oteciaeily, disp0ls colds, head.
ashes md Ieycrs and eurcs habi.ual
gjns;ipation. Syrup Of Fig, 10 the
al.' remedy OF its kind ever pro.
seed, pleasing TO the taste and &c.
scp.ahlc TO tho stomach, prornp; in
IS action and truly beneficial In it,
-fec;s, prepared only from tho mot:
healthy an1 agreeable substances. it,
many excellent qualities commend il,
10 nll and have msdo /. tho mes.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for salc In 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand will pro.
cure !, promptly for any ono who
wishes TO try 1t. DO no. accept any
ahs;i,utc.
CALIFORNIA RIO SH4Uo co.
sis 'stseI-eo. CT.
toAs.'::f. ~. AEn 'csr. m
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
70 RanQlnncn.

l will furnish all Materials and build
you a house or bal IN rrnpme. stone os
brick-,o cost FROM 500 upwards. %.
from one 10 ffst yeaik time.
Ira e.. MITCHELL.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
HOME NEWS
NOTICE OF ROUNDUP.

NORTH sipE EouSD-ur
WIN begin at Wolf creek May Goth.
T.. %. LLOYD. Captain.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

as railroads penetrate the valleys OF the
upper White that region, so favored by
nature, will be the greatest summer
resort section In the United States.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

The weather still comes to us with an
arctic fringe,
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
CHARLES iorril,.

Cattle brun'iai s,'n- s. cut rn i.lth hits.
ii"rsos braui.i sNris rs at 80 Irn shoulder.
Vent un lrfi sr iinugc u.-rr Whit. river
ni,i iiur NTfnif.r. uiu IiAnrp ,Tiuniy. Colo. O..
rDstnn.'r atir'ss. Eizh NCcks. furrman.
Ashley. Jifh.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
The Pioneer Hide and Fur

Hot coffee or tea aud lunches at Mrs
Eckel's. Give her n ossN
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Entered in The Posioficc NJ M'ef.r, Itio Blanco
cuuniy, Colo, us sccondsi... mail matter.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
sITIiSCrpS : HALL.
JonS 1t siTTLIsGros. Manager.

Criils ir,rio'i a. shove un len hip, Ai-p
n''n rst'i" un,niei Oh on la hip ant pop
nn iriJ -iir. Al ottiiu dUHiHpi~i tciit uV'.
girmuTs.-erip ri,i si!!; icfi aud two under
hacks risiii. Home hrrni. Oh on lru siiii-
Range, Thurman .rsrh and Government rad.
P,sinficr address McUsug. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
Going Out Of nussncss.

WIN close out goods in my store,
consisting Of ts3series, furnishing
goods, boots aud sDbes, etc. Mt actual
cost. :. PoRGEs.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

Herbert II. Swariz, the junior editor
of the Ride Rcveille, Joined the army OF
bcnedicls ON Thursday, May 18th. The
young lady who Will accompany him in
the future 10 church socatlI-', lee cream
parlors, etc, was Miss Margaret 4.
Sizer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il.
Seer, OF Rifle, formerly resident OF
Craig fraternal congratulations are
extended. and we trust Brother Swariz
will never renounce his latest take"
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

j. l.. Kellogg, ex-assosSor "t, Rnn't
county, Was in town this week to meet
his mother, in-lnw. Mrs. Caftncr, of
parkorsbgrg, Iowa, who is on, TO this
country on a visit 10 her daughter.
From Mr.. Kellogg we learn that the
Deer creek settlers are surg!u. 10 the
front In the matter OF ranch improve
men,s; aud, although hc didn't say so,
wa. believe Mr.. X. is keeping up with
the procession.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21
Speed, Siza, Style, Color and
Breeding.
SURVIVOR
Is n snuri. stylish b,y horse with black
points. 10 hands high aud weighs
li.1 pounds u, three years old.


lie va sirr.i ~ Itlrsch'. iiriuiani 81" ulEc.
The " ftFslA .fua iifn tu H. the sifr gf uiufr
st--i thsn aus tlfu sisiiifi titi riansi ~ 90
Vi,ius ilr d, - itrinnut "a. thn sifg uf NuiH
wtssi slif'i. w.zisvHu.-i elt1. ani nrsriN fufiy
piih f,s',f,is ~ ell 90 i.-s- ii- ha. ilii'i -
-. tsetfufnTrH iu tho -ll list IN tn thifi Evti
.n,iiufi. fufty vi th.s- utth tvCuris ifutn -
10 sltuss
1h.- ,iim 4, Fnr, itrr l. by gs,ar'I's itsshau.
sssuui dirn ~ rtrkuu-i Th~ 'iafu vf
tiifsrh's itsininft Il ~ the clay Istriiy. vhlHh
fiiuiiy furnished gt~ dauis - lI-vtiuurrr aiii
either ssuluiis si~yd prsiu-0rs.
lie will make the season Of is''. neat
N,.scr. ending August is;. Mare
vasiurri irrc Of charge.
S25 FOR THE SEASON
with rs'tufn psisiisfr. AL ac-ilrrtf aii'i
~ssar~. at upucf'. Tiaas
alsn have another iIclmuat stallion
that will stand at u less fee.
S.-rriai terms fnF ufttu'-1r ~ ura-rE. Call
ur send Ter tntuiat-j = siiztrv - survivor.
ADAM syKEt.. NcvLrr. Coip.
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

told
The Meeker herald., 1892-05-21

In NJ