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The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
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Book Pre-. Mention this paper.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LASO OFFICE AT
GLvSvoop sru>G>, colo. April IN, it@jj.
To John +. wilson, who male ID. :. No. 2OJl,
nnd to whom il mHy concern:
NOTICE-i. hereby gwen thRt the following
= ' named settler has HE'D notice OF ni. intcn-
tiuu TO made 'tual proof in support IT hi
'niu, and that -,si proof viii he made before
the 'l"r. ~ the County Court OF RIO Blancu
county. a. Nrckcr. Colorado. on June ) ls3j,
ut 20 o'clock wiz:
charles -ciiaT. Il acrker, Colo, on his u, :
30 su,n, Ute for TIE u I. s.. 4, &C \, ne !. SEQ.
~, 'rp. y. It. ., ", and Lot sec. -. Tp. >
:. IL o. ". STD ~,
re nsn.,.s i.ia following witnesses To- pF,,,-
hi continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf, said land. viz:
- y. f.rxnsun.I. A. Martin. l.. 4. Durham
and n H. Grc"nhGw, sli OF SrrF,'r. Colorado.
i:spIJ q. u. TnArrn kc@i,tcf.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

On Thursday, May ll,h, at Is p. m.
there will be a grand lunch social IN the
N. L. church. Followed 10y program
consisting of music, singing. readings
and recitati1ns. Admission - cents.
y cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29


sumo charge of Meekers church, they
reluctantly consented to part with him.
| We can sympathize with Grand juno
( ton. and console the good people of
that enterprising town with the reilec-
ton that what is their loss is our gain
III the present instance.
Under Sheriff sam Wear, who cap
tured Engel the murderer, was 4 very
much surprised individual when he
heard the verdict. Mr.. Wear was at
Glenwood during the greater part of the
trial and say S the evidence was strong
enough to justify verdict OF. murder
in the first degree. How the Garfield
county jury could bring in any other
verdict is beyond comprehension.
5. l.. BrethertOn, one of Leadville's
prominent smelter and mining men,
spent few days visiting his White ri
yer possessions last week and departed
for the cloud city on sunday mornings
coach. Mr.. Brctherton says the great
carbonate camp was never in u more
llDuriShinS condition.
II. a. Cameron, Il lawyer, who has
been associated with District Attorney
Johnstone at Aspen the past year, was
an incoming passenger ON Monday last
Mr.. Cameron has come To stay. and
as he is highly spoken of by those who
know him we bespeak for him good
patronage.
On Tuesday James Mil,kelson was a
Meeker visitor. In addition to leasing
the Mooney ranch lie las bought the
Turner and Rerlden places and has gone
into the stock business on his own &C.
count.
Geo. d. Johust9ne, the genial and
polished prosecuting attorney of this
district, came in on yesterday evenings
stage and greeted his numerous friends
with hearty hand shake.
Joe Luxen and j. II. Colthorp, two
of Rlngely's representative citizens,
came up from that point on "Wednesday
and enjoyed slight touch of high life
In NeaLrr for a few DAYS.
-
Mr. c. j. Duffy graced the ballroom
floor on Wednesday eve, much to the
delight of the far lovers Of the gidGy
occasior
~.
,f.,L,,.r vyc3ro.,t,y an, I,.,, ,y,y tn Hay.
d., -, s,,o ,,.i,l instruct n q
,;si,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,i,, ,.,, ,l.e c,,ni,,. se,sor
Mr. I, s,rr,n of N,vh.ll IL visit.
i,, VI AMI NJ. p = W,Icb She &c
~, t,.,,. ,,..,,. f., b.,,cr -, amend tho sum.
iner with hef l"tier ana iho'heF'
Ma, r,,Iorc,mo nm from, Rlock snI.
r,,,r On ,rhrr.d,v last and SAYS mat
the stock III ms heiHhoofho"h Is look
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

The South side roundup will meet al
Rargeiy Oh Tuesday, June 9th.
Il. OLDLASD,
Cuptuiu
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
HOME N EwS


The North side roundup viii meet
at Wolf creek on Thursday, MAY 18th.
L. .. LLOYD,
Captain.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Joe LuXen and j. II. ColthOrp, two
of RlngeIy's representative citizens,
came up from that point ON "Wednesday
and enjoyed slight touch of high life
in Meeker for few days.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
Church Calendar.

ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Church.
Services at st. James church to-
morrow will be held at II a. IN. and
at 7:3O p. IN.
Sunday school at go p. m.
a cordial invitation is extended TO
the people o. Z. OsTENsoN, Rector.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
DUFFY 4 MckEOTS.

Cattle branded as above on left side. Ear
marks, crop and split both cars. additional
brands: j on right and LEFT side nni DOWN
hip; also or coo ON right side; also
Il on left side. All increase branded same
as cut. Horse BRAID, same Il. cut, on left hip.
or bn left shoulder. Range, Lower Beiu
river and vicinity 81 Junip.r mountain. Post
ofic. address, c. J. Duffy, Ayial, Eou,t county.
Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Geo. u. Johust9ne, the genial and
polished prosecuting attorney of this
district, came in on yesterday evenings
stage and greeted his numerous friends
with hearty hand shake.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Methodist denomination will
hold services as follows:
MEEkER,
Sunday-Class meeting at 10 o'clock
a. m. Preaching service at $50 p. IN.
Wednesday - Prayer meeting at 7:30
y. m.
POWELL PARK.
Sundays--Smnday school at p. m.
Preaching service at 3 p. III. Class
meeting at 4 p. N.
COAL CREEK.
Preaching service will be held al the
school-house on Sunday. at 10 a. IN.
j. BLAMEY, Pastor.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

For stylish dressmaking. also plain
sewing. call at the south room in the
adobe on Fourth street. Perfect lit
and satisfaction guaranteed.
IVA G.. AHE<
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

On Friday morning two Of Meekcr's
s'nunCheSt citi2eus-W. II. Clark and
Herman pfeiifcr-hitchcd four horses
10 u spring wagon and loaded up lthe
wagon and started Fuuimilewardly in
search of the tickle goddess of Fortune
VINO Is saul to reside IN the Immediate
vicinity Of tue new Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

W. :. Tcaglrdeu, AN Aspen news
paper man, is Mcekering.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
THE HERALD
AND THE
Colorado Weekly Sun
ONE YEAR FOR SITS.

The publisher of THE HERALD takes
pleasure in informing his subscribers
that he has made arrangements with
the Colorado sun Publishing company
to club this paper with the Colorado
Weekly sun at the very low price of
~%.S2.T $40
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

On Tuesday James Mil,kelson was a
Meeker visitor. In addition to leasing
the Mooney ranch lie las bought the
Turner and Redden places and has gone
into the stock business on his own &C
cDuut
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Judge Lynch's court is the only safe
tribunal, so far as the people are con-
cerned. before which murderers can be
arraigned in Colorado, and the sooner
his primitive methods of dealing out
justice to men of the Engel stripe be
adopted, the better it will be for
society in general. Justice has mis-
carried. as it has often done before in
Garfield and other counties of the state,
not through any faul, of the bench or
prosecuting attorney, for both District
Attorney JohnstOne and Judge
Thomas y. Rucker did their duty
splendidiy in the present case, but.
through the fault of a rotten jury sys-
tenn. the criminal will have to be tried
and sentenced in Judge Lynch's court
or 20 unpunished Give Judge Lynch
a chance.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Perfumes and all kinds Of toilet
articles at Hay X Walbrldgc's.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
TERMS:

Entered in the Postofl!ce at Moekcr, Rio Blnnco
County, Colo, as socond-class tnail matter.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

TRUNKS. valis,s and telescopes at
IIugus Il Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
Bridge Bills Vetoed.

His acc.dency, Gov. rnor Waite, has
vetoed the Rio Banco AMI Routt county
bridge bills which were passed BY the
late general assembly. The Rio Blanco
bill called for "A bridge across White ri
yer in Powell Park, and the Rou,t
county measure for bridge over
Yampa river at the Marshall ford.
Both structures were badly needed
and Mr.. Lowell worked bard for their
p passage through the Legislature, andl also
through powerful friends, brought all
the pressure lie could 10 bear on the ex-
ecUtive 30 induce that functionary to
sign the bills. but to no avail. The
combination of crankism, anarchism,
and general inhecilty now ut the head
OF this state government is evidently
opposed to needed public improvements.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

One reason given by the Jury in the
Engo! ease Tor their ridiculous verdict
WIZ that RoUtt county couldn't stand
the expense OF another trial which
would have been demanded if verdict
Of murder in the first degree had been
rendered. y rather nlmsy excuse for
the non fulhilmcut uf sworn duty.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29
The Finest Chickens.
\ New Line to So. Pa,,l.

Pure bred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale at the Niblock ranch below town.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Cattle branded as above on left hip. Also
own cattle branded Oh on left hip and pop
on left side. All cattle dcwlappcd (cut up).
Ear-marks-crop and split left and two under
hacks right. Horse brand, OH on left stitic.
Range, Thurman creek and Government road.
Postcfice address Mecker, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

but through the persuasive powers of
Bishop Barker, who wished him to as
sume charge of Meeker's church, they
reluctantly consented to part with him.
We can sympatlize with Grand June
ton. and console the good people of
that enterprising town with the retlec-
ton that what is their loss is our gain
LII the present INSTANCE.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

articles at Hay y Wa.bridgc's.
The finest line of gents neckwear
ever shown in Meeker at Iiugus u Co.'S
wonderful cures by DR.. nlcs' Sory;ne.
Hay X Walbridge have reduced the
price OF Or. Bulls Sarsaparilla to SlOO.
Ripans Tabulcs arc always ready.
New goods arriving every week ut
IIugus X Co.'S.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
RIO BLANCO LODGE, No. 50. A. +. X
\. NJ. - Meets the second and fourth
Saturdays In each month. Visiting
brethren cordially invited
JAMES LyrrLE, w. NJ.
DAVID SMITH Secretary.
VALENTINE LODGE, No. Il. !. q.
o. F.-Mcets every Wedne. day evening
at $50 O'Clock in the llugus block. Wis
iting brothers cordially invited.
". f. SIMPSON. y. q.
W. II. CLARK, Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

For ten days past the town ditch has
been undergoing a cleaning out. and
yesterday water WIS turned into it at
the hcadEate Towards evening. how
ever. q break uccUTted Just this side of
the Sheridan rsuch, but Ed wilher
went mp early this morning to repair it.
Water VIII likely be running through
town this afternoon.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

II. A Cameron, Il lawyer, who has
been associated with District Attorney
tombstone at Aspen the past year, was
an incoming passenger On Monday last
Mr.. Cameron has come to stay. and
as he is highly spoken of by those who
know him we bespeak for him good
uatr,uaya
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

lei on parle Francais' bubbles over
with laughter mirih, and funny situa-
tons. You can't afford to miss it.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

S. E. Bretherton, one of Leadvilles
prominent smelter and mining men,
spent few days visiting his White ri
Yer possessions last week and departed
for the cloud city on SUNDAY mornings
coach. Mr.. Brctherton says the great
carbonate camp WAS never in more
iourishing condition.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

\ copy of the Worlds almanac given
as a premium to every cash subscriber
to I'm. HERALD. Del.nqueutS can get
in ON the ground floor" Of this offer by
paying mp. The almanac itself is worth
the price Of years subscription. 1t is
a compendium Of information and facts
that very few Who wish TO be abreast Of
the times can afford to be without.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

JAMES LYTrLE. Editor e. Publisher
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Under Sheriff Sam Wear, who cap
much surprised individual when he
heard the verdict. Mr.. Wear was at
Glenwood during the greater part of the
trial and say the evidence was strong
enough to justify a verdict OF. murder
in the first degree. How the Garfield
county jury could bring in any other
verdict is beyond comprehension.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Mr.. +. y. Faruham. and Mr.. Ed 81
yer, OF Craig, participated in the festiv-
titles incidental to the Old Fellows ma
tul day.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Hay X Walbridge have reduced tn
price OF Or. Bulls Sarsaparilla to 81 o.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-29

Mr.. X. G.. CastilaY WAS a passenger
on the incoming stage wednesday
evening, and is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. \. G. Auultun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Sic 8~er6dc6tigen fibrten ale Sen unli1z
ft0Blicben 8emei5, baB lie on benz 8orz
mittag bes Sonntag rs. Tcbruar iicb ricbt
in Tim, geicbipei9e artf Sen S%pa5iertpegell
oes oortigen Sofranber9eS b%efun0en batten.
9luBer Der Stabt him bat aucb Sic
StaatSbeb0r6e ctne nab b%Drti9en 8egriffen
rethlicbe 8elobnung auf Bic Gntbedung
6es MDrberS auSgelebt.
Die gan5e Nngelege1bett mabt in Tim
einen 1n 10 unbetmltberen Ginorud, ais
sort uno in ber ndcbiten ltmgegenb in BEN
lebten SeDn Sabren ni6t tpeniger ais iteben
WtorbtDaten por9efalen iinb, obne baB baS
ite umgebenOe i9refli9e 9unfel auf>
geDellt tpurOe.
Man fircbtet in Him, BOB audb Ser
neueite MDrb, beiien al49emein geacbtetes
un6 beltebteS Spfer BON elmer u~ngep0bnz
Gib 9roBen Qlnsabl 2~eibtragenber gu @rabe
geleitet tpurOe, trob Des groBen @tferS ser
Staat8onpaLtidaft, tpelbe INNER ipie6er
neue Spuren 81 ftnben lu6t, ungeilbnt
bletben mtro.
Der an un6 fir itb tiicbttgen ipiirttemz
bergii9en Suitts iDeint eben fetne 9etectibz
polt3et bon Der &lu9beit unb Sinbigfeit
amerifanii3er v9etecttpes" CUR Sette au
1teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
+ @iIDeI4t 9ieper. !

Sn Ser gtacbt BON 81. auf BEN 22. OtGr5
ftarb in Mtilmmlfee Der Gebafteur DeS
rSeebDte," 8iIbelm Sleeper, i'm glitter BON
nierunbiecbsig Sabret unb flint Nfonaten.
Nm 8. Wtdr3 5. S. tpar er bon elmer
plOblicben 2Gbmung befalIen tporoen; AM
II. Wtdr3 iaben ii6 bte Qler5te ge5tpun9en,
ibm bas ltnfe 8ein, ben Sib ber &ranfbett,
3u amputtren, aber einen iebr lbmerSlicben
Sob bermodbten ite baburcb ntbt bon tbnt
ub5utpenoe;t.
Bieper mat in SftpreltBen ais SDbn
zines 8eamten gebOrert, erbtelt etle 9r1no1
lide 8iIbung, obioIptrte bas @pmnaitum
in Stlitt uno Itubtrte bte 9tedte IN Berlin
unb auf an6eren l1niperfttdten 9torboeut167
lambs, murbe a6er 2anotptrt6 uno 0lttSbe>
iiBer. SIN Sabre 1866 madbte CT ben &rte9
8reuBens gegen Sefterrei6 ais lieutenant
I'M 40. oitpreuBti4en Snfanterte10fegtmen
nit.
n%nberibul6ete 1tngliidSfGQe bepo9en
i'm, I'M Spdt6erbit 1866 nab Gmertfa
~aus5utpan6ern. SSn 6ieiem 9anoe mtorlete
er ftGb ser 3eitungSi6rei6erei, erit IN Stem
gorf, ct. 9ouis, Cincinnati uno Detroit,
arbettete ii9 fletBig in bic bteitgen o%tfente
lt6en 8er9dLtntiie Elm, tpurDe i'm Sabre
1876 SDeatertrititer bes v6erolo4 in Uttl@
t%paufee, unb iett brei5ebn Sabre1t mar ct
AM ySeebote" ais 9tebafteur tbGttg.
@r mar Elm tii9tiger unb ebrenbafter
SDurnaltit unb binterlGBt etne @attIn uno
bret e%rtpadbiene &inoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
Settf6e GtaSte9ep0Gferattte+

@el6eS lift 6euti6elte Sta6t in BEN Ser.
Staten ? l1niere 2eier tptiien berettS, oaB
gteip Dorf unb barra9 Gbicago Die meiiten
beutiDen GintpO6ner entbdlt. 9lber pelbe
Sta6t it I'M 8erbGltntB gu ibrer @tnpob@
ner5abL Die beutl6eite =? 9teie Srage miro
burcb Bic bier fOlgenOe nit nicbt 9eringer
Miibe sulammengeIteGte Isabelle beanttpOrz
tet, pelc6e Die @eiommt>@ ntpobner5dbl,
bteGeiammtsabL ser ein9epanberten Get3S@
bcltldben, Seiterrei6er, 2ur~en1burger unb
S6tpetSer, bic 3abl Der m1tbnaBltden
beuti6en 8ebOlferung (@tngepanOerte l1no
erite @eneratiOn) unb ben grocentiab an
giebt, ben leBtere unter Der @eiantmtbe~
o0lferung einnimmt. l1no 8tpar entbdlt
bteie Site ale StGbte bieies 2an6es BON
25, 900 @%introbnern unb bariiber. NuS tbr
lit erltdtLt6, baB MiGtpaufee na6 tute Dor
tbren Stang als beutl6eite Stabt beS 2unz
oes be6alptet, baB 6obpfen an 3tpetter un6
Davenport an britter SteIe itebt, nnb baB
Stem gort erft bte 3ebnte unb @bicaso bic
3tp0lfte tn Der Gei6e lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

NeIt 6apDn iiberSeugt, 6aB S6nauen@
fbube, g8abenitriimpfe unb Sadeltdn5e 1eBt
Sic SproIict Ser Setter itn6, auf oenen ma
bcim 6cltti6en 6ofe SIT ben bo9lten Gbre1t
cmporfltmmt, lit Der Serltner ObcrDltr9er7
mei1ter 3ele bel ben lebten 6pffclten IN
Der porqeicbriebenen 6oftra6t erldbtenelt.
@ugen &icbter madbt ietnen 8arteigenoi1e len
bafiir lGcberltcb. Nab unlerer Nnit6t
1e6r nit llnrecbt. 6einri6 w. ia9te,
BariS lit cine Oteiie tpertb unb Belle benft,
nit Jfecbt, baB Elm Mttniiterpoiten fir Elm
8aar S9naleni6abe icbauOerbatt btli9
lit.
Sin Or. s. 8. OspaLb berecbnet, baB
Sic 8~ereinigten Staaten in bunoert Sabren
cine 8ep0lferung BON 400 WftQtonenSee
baben tperoen. Oas ptrb iebr intereiiant
ietn, namentlib BET 8rdftoententpablen.
Qlber es frelt unS bod, 0aB mir IN elmer
Belt leben, mo- baS @ebrdngc nocb ntdbt gar
10 arg lit. Ott9t ieber bat @abogen bon
S6mieoeetlen.
Ser armeni16e 8riciter Nourt beDaupz
tete fitrSlib, CT babe Sic lleberrefte berNrDe
6eS Grsoaters 9toa6 entbedt. !6eute befinz
BET ficb gtouri in elmer caIfornticben Srrene
a%nftalt. Gs giebt eben @ntbedungen, BET
oe11ell einem Set 8eritan6 ittQiteben bletbt,
un0 1Gon ser iunge 6anlIet fonrte Dor
6un6erten bon SaDren Elm 9teb Dapon ltn7
gen.
Mann: u0u fommit aber beute firth
nacb 6altie, liebe Strait" - Srau: V9os
Weeting ser Geieli9aft Sur 8efreiltng Der
Sraren aus Der i6euBltben Sfloberet Der
Wtdnner muBte Deri9oben >werben." =
Mann: vSa, parum benn?" = Strait:
pGines ~unierer Wttt9lieber eri3ten in Der
Geriammlung in elmer @rinoltne uno ba
~itiir5ten mir ale iofort binaus, UNI ebenz
falls 9tetfrode SIT faufen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
1amseiiabute 1atater morot6aten.

@egen bes IN Ser Glabierlebrerin SRI.
Selma yteuB in l1lm began9enen Moroes
murben in Deri6tebenen SbeiGen 8arttemz
bergs @~erbaftungen porgenOmmen; bod
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
@as Ser Sa9 brin9t.

Gaprtoi Obs Sum Salie I'M Sumpf itef@
fenb) : v6err Ou meine Site, ME gut
bate es 6teier ieltge Wtiin9bauicn, Der Iib
an ietnem eigenen 3opfe aus Der @bpcoz
Iaoe 3ieben fonnte!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Die fiir3licb beritorbene @itttpe Sules
@repD's, beS@rprGiibenten Der fran5Oiti9e1
&epu6ltf, mar ieine &O3in gctpeien, ebe ct
ite sur Srau na6m. Sic mar alip imnter
nod better bran, ais iene Sraten, pelbe
ficb gen0tbtgt ieben, erit noc6 bet 6odb5ett
Die &09tnnen tbrer MtGnner ST tperoe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

l1eber Bic StG6te un6 Srte uater %, 900
@inwObner Iiegt bis iebt no3 tetn Genius
bertc6t Dor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Q8enn Sic 6o6en5ouern iib fir Die ges
nicbttgite aQer regterenDen Samitien BAL
ten, 10 itnb ite gan5 enti3ieOen auf benz
6Ol3lpege. SetburtmOn, Der &Ont9 Der
@il6erttnieln, iptegt 300 9funo, urto
iein Sobn, ber &ronprin5, lit nocD
l6tperer. @ine So6ter Ct. WtaieItGt, Die
nur acbt Sabre 8a6lt, bat beretts ITO
8fun6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

SDDb's QiEen FnO rein oeaetobiI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

benz pul1ftlicben S~nnebalten bet 3ablun8Sz
nerbinblicbfetten Der 0tegterung fetn Ser
tr9uen begen.
= Ser So6n bes sroBen beuti6en Me7
b~tainers &ubolf @tr6om, Der 9octor
sans 8tr6 0 10, tpel6er it3 alcb be-
retts BEN STUFF zines bebeutenben mebt5tnt7
icDen @elebrten ertporben bGt, bertpetlt teBt
in Stem Oprf, bon mo- er 1atltrllcb dlb
nac6 Chicago fomnten ntr6. @r GlBerte
in gtetp ODrf II. 81. fol9en0es: Die Ser.
Staaten 6Gtten 6teieS Sabr pentger cine
@ini6leppung ber GbOlera gu fir9te1 ais
lebteS Sabr, bauptfG6lt9 tpetl Die Stoot
6amburg nere @aiiertperte balte ltnO tbre11
@intpobnern retnes @aiier liefern tperoe.
QuBerbem btete bic 6euti6e &e9terung allies
M0slide auf, UNI bic @inibleppung Der
@boIera nd6 9euti3lano 8l perbitten.
Sen bernorra9en6en 9ler3ten uno nantent1
lt6 BEN @eIunbbeitSbeamten gtetu Oort's
ma9te Sans 8ircboip Elm 9roBes @ompll7
ment, inbem ct iagte: u8dDreno icy III
SEEM gDrf bin, tper6e tb beriucben 5u err
fabren, mos bic Ser. Staaten tbun, I'M Die
@teberfebr Ser geft 5u berbitcn. SOB
boffe, me6rere BON Sbren berporrageroet
9(er5ten unb @eiunbbeitSbeamten perlonlt9
fennen 81 lernen, unb i3 5~tpetfle 11tcbtA Dap
ib bon ibnen erfabren tperbe, tpte lte es
fertig brabten, in iol6' prdcbttger gSetle
Die Peit fern 81 balten, als ite Dor SDrer
Gbir tpar." Dr. Sans @ircboip mill lt4
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show any greed, as they evidently
fear the effect a discovery of the full
extent OF European requirements
would have on prices. Foreigners
have become snrewd traders, aud do
not rush into the market ali at once
and proclaim tO sellers the full eX-
tent Of their necessities.
Do our readers take the hint? The
grain "beSrs" are holding prices
down till Europe loads up on cheap
wheat. rney cooperate with the
Liverpool bears in manipulating
cable dispatches between Liverpool,
Chicago and New York. to fix price,.
Every man should use his own
judgement in dispOsing Of wheat, but
we believa the time has fully come
when no farmer should sell a single
bushel of wheat at present prices.
There is room for rise of % cents n
bushel, aud the price still be too low
to accord with the crop conditions.
Farmers with surplus money could
afford to help ont brother farmer
who is pressed for money, by lO4uing
him money and securing himself on
wheat, for if wheat should not rise
in price it can be fed at Il profit. II
| Congress stands by the people instead
of the "couspiratOrs," AID gives Ia 4
double standard, wheat prices will
go up az certain "a the sun will rise
| again.-Journal of Agriculture.
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Dog Proof DOrSets.

The Virginia Experiment Station
in late bulletin gives the following
experience with Dorsets The sheep
are easily kept, dOcile and quiet,
nicely shaped, aud the best OF moth
ers. We would also add another fea-
ture not mentioned in experiences
given, yet fact we'll known to breed
ers, they have but little fear of dogs,
aud often will drive then from the
tield-the eve, when caring for her
young, showing at times the greatest
courage in this direction. Concern
ing the quality of wool, we sent q
small lot to Richmond commission
merchant, aud his rely given in full :
1--WE enclose herewith statement aud
check for Que sack wool. We find
that this IL very desirable staple,
and good strong wool. There is only
one feature OF it that detracts from
its being especially attractive, and
that is, that 1t has little too much
weight to it. This, of course, is bet
ter for the grower, but the mRnufAc-
turers want it in light condition, so
as to produce the greatest amount OF
goods out OF the smallest amount OF
weight" One Of the ives on station
farm produced first lamb January,
1898 Another eve gave birth to one
lamb April, 1892, aud one November
1892. A third eve gave birth to twins
in March, 1892, and lost lamb IL fall
of 1892
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4 Fertilizer Illustration.

Five years ago l sowed piece Of
wheat and ia sowing went once
through with the drill with 40 fer
tiIizer being soHD, aud on each side
| sowei bone and phosphate mixed
80 pounds per acre. When the
wheat was ripe there was about twice
AS much on eacu side as on the I'M
ferlilIzed strip. Also another piece
was none OF 1t lertil.Zed except once
through with the drill which had
bone aud phosphate mixed about $50
pounds per acre l. was twice as
good "a gu either side and several
inches higher and the next year the
grass Was much the best on tue mar
now strip 1t CULT be seen for forty
rods BOTH in grain aud graIs.-Natiou-
al StOCkmau.