davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-08
Shlehte 6efhGfte.

9te Columbian Goitno Company, tpelcbe
i'm Sadion Bort in bcr gtdbe bes Seeufers
etne &eitauration betrieb, muBte geitern
auf 8eranloiiung BON st. g. 8eole, 1pelcber
einen 3ablungSbefebl BON 81 1872 tn6Gnben
batte, tbre S9iren i9lteBen unb ber Sberiff
er9rtff 8eltb bonn @ebaube.
Die @eieQicDaft bate ettpa $50, 900 fir
6oS @ebGube D%erauSgabt un6 par ieit6em
ntcbt inn StanOe 9eipeien, bic @innabmen
nit ben llntoiten in Elm 3ufrie6enitellenbes
8erhdltniB 3u bringen. 6err S. 9. GurrD,
elmer Der 2tttiondre, iagte, baB feline 0tez
itauration i'm StanOe iet, Der @eltausz
itellun9sgeieQi6a rs 8ro3ent bon Der
8rutto> @innobme ab3ugeben un6 babel
no6 ettpaS 81 peroienen. Derielben Qln>
it6t itnb Dtele ll~nterne6ner I'M Wtibpap
Blailance unb es lit tpabribetnltcb, baB
man Die NusiteQungS9eieai6aft oemndcbit
INN cine @rmdBi9ung bet 2[b8a6en eriucben
miro.
, 1893-07-08

- Sin berecbtigter rStreit". Son einem
NuSitanb ei8ener 2lrt tpurOe iingft 6as
0itcrrei3iide &retsgert3t &uttenberg be-
trOffen. Der 8ertra9 nit Dem Barber,
Der ge9en cine Gntlobnurg bon 1l9 &reu5er
0dreibe Sin neunteL &reu5er") auf ben
&opf Die Sniaiien Der &uttenberger Tro6ns
bette Der 8ODlt6at 6eS 9taiirens tbeilbaftig
tDerOel1 lieB, 9tn9 gu GnOe unO OaS &reiSs
9eri6tSprGlioium idrieb 6aber 8ur lteberz
nabme bteier @trbetter einen g8ettbetperb
untsr BEN alien 8~ebin9ungen aus. 9te
&uttenberger 8arbiere iebob Derabreoeten
itcb, nibt u,1ter bret &reu3cr fir BEN &opf
an3ubieten unD blieben itanb6aft bel bieiem
Cartel. 9ret O1al pieOer6oIte Oas &retsz
gert6tSprdft6tum 6ie Wettbetperbsaus7
lcbreibung, INNER iebo3 nit oem 8Ieiben
@rgeblttB, unO 10 blteb i6lteBlt9 fetn anOee
rer QNspe8 ibrtg, ols anf bic 27fo9c
BreIserbobrng etn8ugebert.
&bonntrt auf 6as NbenbbIatt Ser Suinots
Staotss 3eitkn9. Brets l Gent per Drummer,
8 @ents per WoQe.
, 1893-07-08
Sdfebdu.

@enn Ser Mc@innt8 9eitern in Sem
3peiten Spiel 3miiben Dem Gbicagoer unO
Dem Rbilabelpbiaer 8aiebauclub, nadbbem
ct BEN 8ou pett ms 6eGb binousgei6lagen,
tpeiter g~eGaufen tpGre, itatt ouf Der eriten
Station iteben 8u bleiben, 10 miirbe oas
3eiultat pabribeinlib elm ol1bereS getpeien
iein. ST that e8 aber ntcbt, unb 10 muBten
Sic Gbica9OS beiic8t nacb 6auie geben.
Die @inSelbeiten beS tntereiianten SpielS
miro man aus ber nacb SnntngS folgenOen
Score" er1eDen f0nnen.
, 1893-07-08
@enieite.

Gem, 1869 SO. 9}orth gpe.
806er, 687 81. Maplepopb Nne.
Ntlion, 872N California gtoe.
Suebne, 938 u. California aue.
llelterbouie, 1135 q. California Qoe
GrubIp, 1914 Mllmoufee 9oe.
Sombs, 1868 W3ilDaufGe AOe.
Gafle1, 1929 Ntiltuaufee Noe.
&earD, 400 Wtiliuaufee Noe.
ellis, 521 Nttlpaufee MOc.
&urb, 821 MiIpaufee ape.
Ginbero, 1913 Ntiltuaufee Qoe.
Semper, 1919 Milpaufee 9loe,
Studer, 1850 Ntilpaufee Aoe.
&nbree, 1854 WtiIlpautee aoe.
2arius, 1885 miIlpontee @oe.
llerIen. 1903 W}ilipautee Ipe.
&roa, 655 SO. 3ortb @oe.
Sonieu, 759 g8. 9Ortb ans.
Gbaper, 765 80. 9tortb 9loe.
GoIh. $50 Wtillpoufee aoe.
Stetnpbet. 148 gtillpaufee Noe
Seurtlbs, 165 Wnlluoutee 4oe.
Soffmanu, 233 Mtillpautee 4oe.
Senieu, 242 Millpautee &oe.
Gre9orien, 2S6 Milluaufee @pe.
SuIben. 800 MiIpoutee &oe.
Gillespie, 288 81. 9ouQamon ctr.
Geoeriugbols & 9eilfuB, 448 miliuoutee aes
9&eus Depot, 1854 @rmito9e soe.
Stems Depot, 466 Armitage Nue.
&obiuiou. 3A Millpaute aps.
Stems Store, 259 90. @biea9o ars
9ede, AZ u. aiblauo Mos.
, 1893-07-08
Quf ser B6rie

Ser @et5enmortt %er0ffnete 6eute Morgen
felt uno 9reiie gtngen in bic 96be; Suli
brd9te 65S@655 unO September pertGufz
ib gu 695@7O5.
@orn mar felt gu 418@41s per Suli
uno 4240423 pet September.
Safer i'm SuIitermin 299298 i'm Sepz
tcmbertermjn 268@263.
S6ipeincfetib brocbte I'M September
terntit -.1 S9maI3, September,
$lO,4O@1O.45, &ippen So. 373@9,423.
, 1893-07-08

- 0ie GongreBleute 4Gbrib un6 8lad
batten geltern NIT benz Gomite Set Q(btpaiz
ierbebDrbe fir 8unbesan9elegenbeiten cine
i3uiammentunft, UNI ben 8ori6Iag, burcb
et1en Gift bes @ongreieS Der Nbipaiierbez
60roe boaftGnbiee @ontro1e iber belt SluB
gu geben, su beiprecben, Sine tpeitere 8es
ratbuns finbet am nG9iten Treitag itatt,
, 1893-07-08
Don feinem pferoe erf6laoen.

Gbarles Surle bon 1923 S9ooI Str.
erlog beute frib i'm Nlerianer 8riiber>
5olpttal BEN G~erleBungen, bic ibm in Der
Der9angenen @Obe zines ietner Bferbe
burcb einen 6ufiblag bei9ebra3t bate.
Der Coroner lift benacbri9ttgt.
, 1893-07-08
Otebmdrft.

Union StoG gor6s, 8. Suit.
&inbnte9. - greiie itat; 3ufu6r
1000 Stiid.
S6weine. - l3ufubr 14,O67 Stitd.
8reiie feit un0 Tim 5@1Oc 9~efttegen.
Sbpere S. .950$6,35, leicbte un6 i6tpere
So, 95@$6.3O, Ieicbte So, OO@$6,3O.
S6ate. 3ufubr 1900 Stid.
greiie itGt.
, 1893-07-08

n@orneb @unS" 8bilobelpbios, 4; Gbico9Os. 2.
p9tpo gaie 9itsn-29ompion, 9a1ntltorI, aaeu, @niou.
~Blap"-@aen, Soiniltort. 8ople. Stolen @afesa-8ob=
Len, 9un9on; ean9e>, aIe1. gg9tt6 Rit6es"-@arieg l.
gtand i s8it nth Ban" elements, gnn9an: ,Strue
9un9ar, @niOn. 9oGmor, 8eiap. ngojeS On 9oIs@-
giderp l. Moud 3, p8eft On 9aies"-@btcogu 5, 8bilo=
3ett-1.55.
Die S~teGun9 Der II Clubs Ser u9tationaI
, 1893-07-08
GeIhGfts= @eleoeubeiteu.


Ou o~ertaufeu: 9uter @d=Saloou nit 8oarbinos
~ bous. btlig. @tgentbimer nil oertaufeu peqe1
8nei 9el1dtteH, gutter 8IoB fir ben ridti9eu Mtann.
Seine M9enten. 2O7 @eitern goe.
, 1893-07-08
@rnnntigemtbuut.


Ou oerfo nfen:- 8aOen8Weoo. Sic f66nfte
~ Gde III oteler blbi6en rno b~liibenoeu 0oritabt.
ggafer uub Seper in ben StraBen uub bic Strosen. oe.
pfo1tert. Sage: Slo= uno Sftfront. Meaeu 8reis unh
netterer MuSfrnft penoe man iib miinDli3 ober thrift.
LID ON % m. 8. see, 112-114 Dearborn Str,
8oDce Building. 2OmibQm
On bertaufeu: 9eue . 6lat"=Sduier, 2tDefiQ, nit
~ alem @Dmfort in NOon6ale, @IItDn @pe. Qleidb 16ros
tonneu. gtur 9eringe Nnaablnng. Cottage, 11Sft6diq
IN unltittelbarer 9tdbe os @pOnbaler 9abnbofs; $500.
gt0DereS i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3inmler go. 35.
Mttto9S aipii9en - unb / ubr o0er Inter Nbreiie: &.
SoB, NoDnoale, 9oDt So, Su. l5mibalu
, 1893-07-08
- 9os -
M6enOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 8eitnna

III |" oeH un1en engagement Sel1a1teH 5I bobeI:
9toroIetts.
6. 5entrter, 1888 2incolu @ns.
q. 6. stephan, 1l5O &incoln ISe
4O3 6rpB Nee.
402 RosCoe 8ouleoaro.
u. Of. Semitic, 1881 Belmont ane.
9. Goldman, 1744 @lart ctr.
8. u. Wt0ore, 442 &incoln Aos.
Son Nulaos, 485 9tuColn NOe.
6. 81. 9aD, $40 &incolu Qpe.
Sronf Wagner, 597 &incoln 9lse,
SoIepb Wtunf, TAT &inColn Noe.
6. 9teubaus, $40 Sincoln Aoe.
Mm SaDlpr. 1O17 &incoln IOs.
20. Betting. 1925 @Iort Str.
So:ber. 457 glorf Str.
Srau 2inbemaun, 421 gIort Sta
8. u. 8dr, 3I3 @lart Str.
go. u. 0teneD, 267 @Iort ctr.
u. oernoln, 11 @lart Ctr.
s. 81. 9teseu, 53 glart Ctr.
8. Qebuer, 590H GIart Ctr.
9ano Bros.
9. Spppmann, 967 @Iarf ctr,
8. Smith, 961 @Iart ctr.
Srau 6. 9Galter, 453 @eas GtE
20. &utberfUrb, 500 Me1S Str.
Surnbul, 545 Q4eaS Ctr.
Mt. 6. S6miet, $50 @eas ctr.
6. 90. Slpeet, 707 QGeaS ctr.
SODn Starr, $50 MeaS Str.
9. @urrie, BOG 9geas Str.
6. SieIe, 34 QGeQs Ctr.
s. Siuer. 800 mea5 ctr.
BruIt, 119 QGeaS Ctr.
SObu 8erf, 141 MeaS Gtr.
Sobu 9ucle1, 211 @eas ctr.
Srau 6. Sobnion, 276 Meas ctr.
G. Macju9, 100 @GeaS Str.
s. Saaar 363 @ens ctr.
6. feriou, 80 gBeqs ctr.
g.. g8eber, 1876 &arrobee ctr.
Spfmann, 464 &arrobee ctr.
6. Berger, ST. Sorrobee ctr.
Srau 8. Morgan, 225 9ioiftpn Gts.
GDe Columbus, $40 9inifion Str.
6. WG. MBite, 407h 9ipifion Str.
9. 6. 9telIou, 1884 9ioifiou CTR.
6. &~nberlon, 3l7 9ipt1ion Ctr.
8. NlIIer, 81 Miaolp Str.
s.. u. Gbutann, IS 0etIlplu Str.
8. S6urtea, 81 State Str.
S. 4. StebL 255 gIepeloub @pe.
8. Squirt, 39l Sebetpid Ctr.
%. s. WteBIer, 5S7 Seb9rpid Ctr.
81. @n9eL, 1893 Seogtpia ctr.
Sreuier, 2S2 Sebguid Ctr.
SDbn Steir, 294 Seogpid Str.
8itties, 2s2 Sebepid CTR.
9. 6. Yutnam, 249 Glpbouru Noe.
9apter, 403 @Ipbpurn Moe.
s. Me1S, 1923 Gtpbpuru 9lee.
u. 80. GGIid. "a @Ipbourn Nne.
Gtobert Sre9er, l49 S4inpis Str.
9. S9ruber, 36 Mtartet Str.
&tlpebIoo g. WtaomuIett, 301 Marfet err
9artenber9, PIP Geuter Ctr.
8. Grbeu, 1879 @entsr Str.
Srau VI. 9ubu, AZ @ugenie Str.
&u9. Stranger, 50 Gu9enie ctr.
@bas. SDbeL 1l6 Guaenie Str.
StSiette.
Iubitorium 9oteI.
8ictOria SoteI.
Weain9ton 9pteL.
&elanb 9ptet.
Mc@DD8 Sotel.
2erin9tOn Sptel.
80 Gon9reB Str.
81 Nbans Ctr.
III San 8uren Ctr.
ITO 9orrilDn Ctr.
Ill 9arriion Str.
Saart SpteI, 81. Str, unb msoboSh SIR.
, 1893-07-08
Die SteQuno Der II GIuE
9eague" lit bis iebt folgen6e:
betrdthsfhetne

Sis berte Mttta9 tpurben Bic folsen6en
6eiratbSi6etne erpirft:
, 1893-07-08
gu permietben: Stores, @ubuunaen ,c,

II oermtetben: 9ibi9e n6lut"=9gpbnungen mt
- aqet @omfprt, SIS ben 9tonat, Clifton @oe. in br
StGDe BON Belmont Aoe. 9tdberes Ntittags SlutIdeu IL
uno l i'm a3immer gD. IS Staatsa eitungs=Sebdube.
10rnibatp
, 1893-07-08
Yartner.


0eerIangt: 4artner. Sin gut renommtrtes Tobrifs
~ &ager in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0taidIuen unh 6es
rdtben in 8eut1Glano, Oerbunbeu nit &eporutursg4erfs
Itdtte, iubt bauptlG9li6 fir ben @rport ans @merifa
nab europa eiIen @Umpognpu. Gferten beliete man
an SrtB Brandt, Sii9en, &beiuprpotns, 9enti9lanb, a.
Ienoeu.
, 1893-07-08
Ier5te.


ecr. 6. 6. 9auier, 5raueuarst @eburtsbelferiu, 8
y 98ells Str. SftCe=Stunoen BON "a ubr STADIUM.
8iIlMt
, 1893-07-08
6wei9-Officen
NbenOblatt Der 81, Staatszj 3eituns
Office SO. 635.

Cur 9~equemlidfett unierer an5eigeubeu 8unoen Daben
mir nit ben rnten geronnten Serren elm Nbtommen e.
lperben su %oenietbeu Yreiien. os luenl 0ieIelbeu brett in
Expedition Der Sltnois Staat83eituna o~boeoeben
lueroen. An6et9en ionic Announcements fbuIen an oleien
focrhnr
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Vienna Is the greatest center for
meerschaum carving, which has at
tanned very high artistic develop
ment. The raw material comes in
sucri uuu Shapes uuuu murH =rn'fr 10
exercised in obtaining from each
piece n pipe that shall be as large
and well shaped as possible. Tho
rough block is first soaked in water
to make it soft. when it can be cut
as readily as cheese. After the cary
ing is completed the final polishing
is done by women with fine sand
paper and kind of grass.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23
HE HUNTED FOR BEAR.
But His Ill Luck Was Only Explained
When He Returned.


He was tall and l4nky, with long
ish beard and mustachios, dropping
nose, and a hanging under lip, u
high and narrow forehead, surmount-
ed with shock of hay-colored hair.
Altogether his tout ensemble re-
minded the Forest and Stream writer
forcibly of the picture of satyr; but
the kindly light of his blue eyes, and
certain little Fuckers of humor
about the capacious mouth, pro-
claimed the hidden existence of Il
genial soul.
The blue dungaree pantaloous were
generally rolled part way up the cow
hide long boots. Certain threadbare
patches on the shoulders of tho
weather beaten brownish- gray coat
gave evidence of tho chatting OF gun
and AK handle, and tine darkish greasy
stains on the wide gray felt hat
showed just Where the big hand,
thrust into the hat. had snatched the
hot frying pan or coffee pot from oil
the blazing campfire.
had been sleeping late one Sep
tember morning in his shack l was
clambering about some tough parts
OF the mountains. shooting dusky
grouse. was still in bed, but awolse
when he stumbled through the half
open door, capsizing the water pail
and nearly killing the cat with one
fell swipe Of his wcll-grown feet.
Snatching the old muzZlc- loading
musket from the corner, he roared
out Bear and vanished.
Hours passed and tho sun was low
when Williams returned, tired and
hungry. and without bear meat He
had followed bruin, so he said from,
thicket to thicket, and through
swamps and over hills, sometime 5
catching glimpse Of black fur. but
never getting II show to shoot, till
at last he lost him In n rocky gorge
and was forced by the approach of
night to give up and return empty
handed.
| sympathi2ed feelingly as he sor-
rowfully stood the old sun in the
corner. Happening to pick it up |
saw that the lock was missing.
why how is this-you have no lock
to the gun?' CHANGING up ut the
shelf ! saw the lock was there. wrap.
ped in an oiled rag, where William
himself had placed it the night be-
fore after cleaning the gun. Hello!
William, you forgot to put your lock
on before starting shouted. The
blue eyes opened wide in perplexed
stare and the under lip dropped II
bit further down. Then the little
Fuckers deepened as the eyes closed
somewhat.
What the blanks the odds?" he
drawled, "the bear didn't know that. 1"
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

regular slave mart still exists in many
country districts of Finland Once year
such paupcrs, aged people, and lunatics as
cannot support themselves are put up TO pup
lie auction and consigned TO those people
who will board them al the lowest price offer
ed by the parish authorities The helpless
people arc made to work much as possible
by the owners, who have the right to chastlse
them, and who are usually most tnhuman in
their treatment of the wretchcd lunatics.
The aged folk are physically unable TO per
form much hard work, but the lunatics
though mentally dcrangcd, are often bodily
capable of undergoing u great deal of strain.
Consequently the farmer shows little mercy
toward them, harnesses them to his pillows
and thrashcs them with his whip as II they
were oxen while the pltcous appeals and
drlvcling maunderings Of the idiots do moi
tend to soften the blows.-PcurSoH'S Weekly.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
alive; effectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being wei informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23
ANEcDoTE AND INCIDENT.

Rev. - - of that Eastern Massa-
chusetts city, the very mention OF
which is supposed by its inhabitants
to make the citizens of New York
green with envy, was once about to
address the Society of Inquiry in
Andover, when, much to the amuse.
ment of the people assembled, he was
introduced by the theologuc who pre-
sided as REV. - - of Boston,
ID. d."
Once at a large boarding house in
PasadenA the Chinese cook shocked all
the boarders by placing before them
pie upon which was the following cx.
hortation Come to Jesus. Marengo
Hall" Another in making out his
grocery lists always heads them with
scriptural quotation, as blessed
are the pure in heart, for they shall
see God. Two packages of cornstarch,
five pounds of butter
At a small French theatcr the cur
tain failed to drop at the close of the
third act and remained suspended
midway. On the stage lay the solitary
figure of a man who had been killed
in the concluding scene. AS all at
tempts to lower the curtain proved
frnitless, the corpse at last got up an /
saying in sepulchral tones: "For me
there is no rest even in TIL, grave" he
tugged at the curtain until it dropped
One of these slow fellows, who is
always behind time in his engage.
ments. was neatly come up with Mt
Egg Harbor, n. j. HIS name is Au-
gust Klein, and his selected bride was
Adele Seaman. When the hour for
the wedding arrived August was not
on hand, so Adele called up Henry
Shaefer. guest and former sutton,
and after 4 few minutes conversatio II
the two were married. few min
utes later Klein came along and was
probably the most astonishcd man
ever seen in New Jersey. But the
verdict of the guests was: Served
him right"
A Massachusetts, official who spent
several years in Kentucky tells the
story of a judge somewhat given to
bibuloslty. After Il night with the
boys the judge was considera bly, how
come-you SO, and for lark the mis-
chief-lovers reversed the wheels on
his honor's old cradle shape wagon,
putting the fore wheels behind and
/. the hind wheels in front, thus raising
the fore part of the wagon to an UNI
wonted eminence. When he reached
home near morning his wife naturally
wanted to know where he had been
all night He explained by saying in
uncertain tones: Maria, I've been to
/ Louisville. | started in good season,
+ but it was ten miles and up hill, all
! the way"
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Canon MacColl quotes a remarkable
case related to him by physician who
had been a pupil of Sir Charles Bell,
the eminent author of ''The Bridge
water Treatise on Hand Sir Charles
used to tell the following story to his
class: y surgeon who went over the
field of Waterloo after the battle found
man lying with his scalp cut off by q
sabcr stroke, He picked up the scalp,
and finding the man breathing but un,
conscious, he ordered him to be placed
among the wounded, capping at the
same time the severed scalp on his
head, in order that it might be buried
with him, for he did not expect that
the poor man would recover. The fol.
lowing day, however, he found the
man conscious and the scalp adhering
to his head, but with the ends re.
versed, for the surgeon, thinking the
man was dying, took no pains to fix the
scalp properly The man recovered,
but had TO wear his scalp wrong end
forward. '-LDudOn Ncrs.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

The readers Of this paper viii bc pleased tic
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science las teen able to cure In all It's
stages, and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known tc
the medical fraternity. Cutarrh being con
stitutional disease, requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN.
tcrnally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting mature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they oiicr One
Hundred Dollars for any ease that 1t fails to
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
r5S Address 7. J. CHENEY * Co, Toledo, U
YOU'RE the sleeplest-looklng individual
ever saw" said Farmer Scdgwick to the
tramp who asked for meal. Yes, even my
coat hasn't had a nap in some time quot
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23
August
Flower

Miss c. G. McCLAvE, School
teacher, 753 Park Place, Elmira, N.
Y. This Spring while away from
home teaching my first term in
country school ! was perfectly
wrctched with that human agony
called dyspepsia. After dieting for
two weeks and getting no better, a
friend wrote me, suggesting that l
take August Flower. The very next
day purchased bottle. l am de-
lighted to say that August Flower
helped me SO that l have quite re-
covered from my indisposition." q
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Arms Practice in the department of the Colo
RADIO, says, in his annual report, that the com.
petitions in target shooting has shown that
men with light blue eyes rank highest, fol-
lowed in their order by dark blue, slate blue,
light brown, dark brown and black In the
coorcd troops light blue eyes again stand at
the top. How large proportion of the col
ored tsoops have light blue ewes is not stated
in the published abstract OF his report. Tall
men shoot more accurately than the short
men.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23
Cheap Excursion Rates.

The Union Pacific has now on sale winter
tourist tickets TO Louisiana, Texas and New
ID aSte P9otqRi4r raiso AsY West Hay,atna a1s
New Orleans; also one fare to all Texas
points on Dee L. 1898, Jan. ., Feb. H.
March 10, April 10 and May s. 1894. Those
who contemplate spending the winter In the
South, or wishing TO enjoy delightful sea
voyage, cal procure full information regard
Ing rates, routes, etc, by calling at city
ticket Office, 1903 Larimcr St, or addressing
Geo. Ady, General Agent, Denver, Colo,
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

"Lct me see," said Brown to Jones.
"isn't this Jones that we were just
talking about II relative of yoursP"
"A distant relative said Jones.
Very distantpn
al should think 50. He's the old
est of twelve children and I'm the
your gest ~ outh's Companion.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Sidestrect-Mary, get dressed for
the theatcr. | have two tickets for
the matinee this afternoon of
the best plays of this season.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures! With n
wedding from No. 40 at o'clock and
new people going to move into No.
10 at 4 o'clock. Well, l guess not!
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Intelligent physicians arc regarding with an
eye less and lees favorable the u-o Of narcotics
While there are used In extreme cases to afford
greatly needed temporary relief. professional ef
forts are far mon generally directed, now u day.
than formerly, to means Of building up the ner
vous system a. tic basis ~ lis hpulthiu Quictudc
tiers has received the sanction Of physicians az
ncrvinc tonic. Indigestion Uurclievcd is the
fruitful father = insomnia and the relief Cf the
parent maIady y the Bi'tCrs is usually followed
By u return "a Tranquil sleep. Oycr-wofk. meutn
anxiety, sc1culnIy habits impair digestion and
weaken the nerves The Biticrs strengthen.
them by renewing the ability To digest and assmil
ate the food Besides thi- IL beautifully stimulates
the liver and kidneys. Bili0usuc.s constipation
rheumatism and debility urc rcmeded by thit
sterling medicine.
You cannot always tell what a man is think
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

We say that a man Is short in his accounts,
meaning that he Is short in the accounts oil
his creditors
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

The "Santa Fc Route has inauguratcd =
through daily free reclining chair car service
between Denver Colorado Springs aud Og-
den In both directions.
Holders OF sccond-cass tickets to or from
Utah or Pacific coast points reading via this
line will he permitted to occupy these cars
without extra charge.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Arc run daily to and from San Francisco
and Portland, Ore, by the Union Pacific,
These cars are fitted up complete with mat
resses, blankets, pil!ows, etc, requiring
nothing 10 be furnished by passengers. For
any additional information call at city ticket
office, 1908 Larimer ~.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

VINO WOULD be free from earthly Ills must
buy a boy of Beecham's Pills. % cents box,
Worth a guinea.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

DR. r. Schirmnnn. St. Paul, Mimi Will mail
q trial package OF Schinmanns Asthma Cure
free to any sufferer. He adyortises by giving
IL away Never fails to give instant relief In
worst cases and cures where others fail Name
this paper and send address for q free trial
package
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Malinda-The stock exchange IS not identl-
cal with the stock yards; the animals that
gaily cavort in each are dintInctively dller-
rnt
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Snooper-He took drop too much and
died Skdmore- OF dellrium trcmcns
Snooper-No; parachute.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Life is always mn up hill or down hill
business. IL is hardly necessary TO observe
that II is wiser 10 travel up hill.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

at Is wise man who keepcth his own
Yes, but wiser one who can
sell 1t like a lawyer"
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

About the best way to cure hot-headcd
man is TO pour cold facts into him.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Mountains of difficulty come high, but We
must hnYn Ihnm.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

BE sure and that old and wclltried remedy MRS
yfSstov's soormsG srUur for Children Teething
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

After looking on all sides of question It IS
sometimes found to be better just to walk oil
and leave IL alone.
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

Shiioh's Consumption Cure
i sold n guarantee. II cures lnctpent Consumts
ton. II Is the best Cough Cure. . cts jDcts & sIl
The Meeker herald., 1893-12-23

RAMS Horn-It takes strong man to hold
his own tongue.