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The evening world., 1894-04-02

Justice Diver has scen nj to treat
these charges with contempt. ana al a
challenge to his accusers to-day resumed
his seat on the bench. A man charged
with a crime sitting in Judgment on
other persons accused OF violating laws!
He was on the bench In the Nor
risiana Police Court this morning.
A mass of new evidence has been Obj
tained to prove that Justice livvcr VIC
lated the law. The alleged orfnu-" Is
considered all the more serious in his
case, he being "A magistrat" who Is SUI
posed to be familiar with The Penal
Code.
The Tammany leaders defiant uttI-
Jude has aroused his accuscIS to re
newed efforts, and they hope 10 MAX"
out a case this time. Persons have been
indicted on less ev!denc" than has hcrl
presented TO W previous grand lurIt~,
the other side the unusual privilege, Of
hearing and to offer testimony t. Offset
that Of the prosecution.
Charles Sewall. insurance, Of " East
street. was selected az foreman Of TN"
new Grand Jury. His associates are:
spencer Il. Muslin. ir. 10 West one Hundred
and Twenty-seyenth s,reet ant - IN. street
James Il. Downs. shoes, go iilrerh"r street
Edward !. Curry liquor i:@; L%.Sny'"n s.g
nuo ~ lblV W. ull ltho NV Gnu
ond street. IS Leonard and 81 n%'oSdMa,
david n% m's' uD aans'' m m'l' Syu ''o".&' W Ws.,
Ninety third stree, and $50 iIroad~sy cuarlr, .
Douglass. merchant. lOl West N,nr,i"th street
Charles q. Moiier, merchant 900 Madison avenue
and % Wall street. James II, hrohman. banker.
q East ssventy-fCurth street, Joel Z Fish'r
Is broadway and $50 Nassau street. George r.
Morgan. %furnitur" 1860 aud 1871 hrosd"N;
James Bernhard. no business. IL East rwrnty
fourth street RDn nj H. MlTIhpTsuIt II uuUtF
% West Thirty-nnh street and 10,
We, %O,'A street Leonard N sm''n WI,
Geldsr. painter. 90 West one Hundred ana
Twentytseyen.b street; George =. lIernry. arrhi-
~Jonssson, oIoaks 96i Madison avenue ~ rrnai.
way and s5i Grand street. Samuel Mcmillan
real estate, st Seventh venue. 8 Eighth
street; william H. Lcncrts merchant
COS lexington aysnao and - T,9,e s'rry' Ma,
and 10 Maiden lane. Daniel 4. DAVIS, dry rn"l~,
Grand Hotel and ~ Leonard street
JGdge SSw;ng, IN ms GhnSS to tn%
sixty.seven prisoners in the Tomhs
awaiting their acton This WAS AN I'M
usually small number for a city Of 2,"tl.-
these times OF ftnarcial trouble
He told them that they were not Sc
lected for their political Affiliations. hut
because they are impartial and honest
dictments, he said, where there Is legal
evidence and not on hearsay ana news
paper reports.
Judge .Cowing laid particular stress
upon public officers. lie advised the
Grand Jury to look into the misconduct
OF any officials. In charges Of this char
acter the Grand Jury may consider
them without their being frat Hlmittr /
to a police magistrate, The luir"
made no reference 10 II particular
case.
Congressman Isador Strnus ami y
Fulton Cutting We're on tn lanrl. LHl
they did not respond to their names.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
PAID THE BILL IN COURT.
Wells Neglected. 10 settle for the
Food lie ttr.

John Wells was formerly a waiter in
p'N''Is uystrr-huus" 1t TMruty-srronl
street and Sixth avenue. He went TO
IN" restaurant last evening - a patron.
taking several friends with hrm.
They ate more h s. worth Of food
and Wells asked for the check. His
friends stepped outside. and Wells went
INTO the kltvhen, OSt"nSlbly to speak to
some old aCQuaintdnCrS.
James Reynolds, the waiter who had
ATTENDED 10 Wells's ants saw Wells
trNlhE to leave by a side door and had
MN arrested.
Wells paid his hin in Jefferson Market
nn'ir" court this murliuE, but was fined
so on II charge Of dtSord,rly conduct.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
HER SECOND ATTEMPT.
Mrs. Levi Sues for S.5.otO Dam
nur. from Her Futhrr-In-Luw.

Before Judge Van Wyck, In the Brook
lyn city Court, to-day. Mrs. kHt" levi
began "A suit FOR tn" second time against
her father iu-lpw. Moses I.evI, TO recover
So UD damages for TN" alleged alienation
az her lushalId'S affections,
Nr. "Ni. the defendant, H. II wealthy
hay and feed dealer In ia" Eastern bis
trlrl. Mr.. l.eNi was married to TN"
plaintiff i'rh -. lS@l, Sir" says her hus.
bands father and family objected to the
MARRIAGE because IT the difference In
tn" young rpupl,'S religious h'li"ts.
When lhry returned from Their wed
ding tour. the uiaintif HnNS. her father
tu-lnw d"roy'l her husband away and
hr M" not been seen since.
Sh" believes IA" defendant sent hts son
Nrst after threatening to rciSrcut" him
unless ne Dhryrl
The evening world., 1894-04-02
STOLE HIS FRIENDS COINS.
Broker Dillingham; Accuses Sailor
Toby of Larceny.

Frederick ". Dillingham;, of 37S Her
kimer street. Brooklyn, a cotton broker
in the New York Exchange. made "a
complaint of larceny to-day against
Edward Toby. The latter Is "A sailor.
and hein. stranded. came home from
Liverpool "a a +tOwawaN in the steam.
ship Mississippi. Dillingham;. as a friend
of the boys FAMILY. took him home, gave
him "A suit OF clothes and on SUNDAY
wrote to his mother. Last night Toby
disappeared and It is alleged that he
tool with him Il collection of coins. The
face value of these was only about $50,
but the nuimismatical value was much
gICMter.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
BOTH SULTANS WERE KILLED
Terrific Battle Between Native
Forces In Central Il

NV Associated Press
TRlFOtI, April 2.-.Advlces received
from tn" Suuhan announce that Il terri
hle battle has been fought in the king
dom of liJrnu, Central Soudan.
pabah. the former slave OF TpDher
Pasha. with an army numbering 30 900
men. Invaded the kingdom. IL" was on
posed by the Sultan of Boruu at the
head of n large army.
Daring the battle both sides sustained
very heavy losses. and the Sultans of
Eornu and Pnbah We're killed, fighting
desperately at the head of their troops.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
HE SAYS SHE HAS MONEY.
HIT Pay master KriiS's Wife An
niles for Alimony.

Mrs, Gertrude NJ krlly. wic" Of cx.
r~Ayluu"tor J I'm \. Kelly, of the United
States >'tly. to-day asked JuoE" 60
borne. 90 IA" city Court. Eruuklvn.
for uiimuny and counsel trrH In the suit
tor absolute diNurrr hruugnt asAiuvI
h"r los her husband.
Kelly aImttH thht lac is wealthy. lie is
U,N 'uUurut"i with a bank IN WASH
INrluV. H. g. lie SAYS THAT his wife
AZ i'tIs to hay" enough to defend her
sul' without help from hmm Decision
rrs"r\,l
The evening world., 1894-04-02
MAY PROBE DIVER.
April Grand Jury Sworn In by
Judge Cowing,
New Evidence Said to Have Been
Found Against Him.
The Accused Police Justice Resumes
Ills Duties in Morrisnnia.

The April Grand Jury was impanclled
this afternoon in the Court Of General
Sessions. by Judge Cowins. 1t VIII deal
with the question whether or not TO
indict Police Justice Diver, for an m
famous crime. The charges publicly
made against Diver. and not denied by
him, that he offered prizes to the three
district captains polling the largest vote
for Maynard at the last election, IN the
Second District, constitute an Infamous
crime under Section a, of the Penal
Code.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Williams Reference Case Completed.

Referee Thomas Z. Rush, Of PCS Broadway,
heard tur,aor Testimony this afternoon In the case
= sarah u'Too!s, who IL Cndeayor,ng 10 establish
a snamoa.lsW marriage With the late David X.
Williams 20 entitle Nor 70 an interest In his cs-
tate.
nr Thomas Il. Allen. who treated the decplsAi.
testified lha. he never heard him call inc claimant
pN the name ~ vile Tn, evidence being all In.
tNr as" went 90 the ~IoflTtn.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
BOY STEALS TAX MONEY.
SON OF II 'hcrL t"wmgn Collector
nhrr Arrest.

NIAGARA FALLS, April @.-.Iohr
Ron. seventeen years cid. son Of Iosrrn
Ron, taN-,ullcrtgr tur the town a.,
'hrrktu| gu, Erie County. was arrest,
81 here last nisht, chars,l win steal
.nS st" II the collected 10y lis
tatl'r The elder liull allowed his son
= DO the outside collecting. ON March
= they had a quarrel and young Epll
LEFT. taxing what money he could get.
~" went to New York, bought a gold
10 lie VAS on MS way home wItn
arrested. IL had A2o In his pockets.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
SEyENTY.FlRST'S NEW HOME.
Bids for Its Furnishing Opened by
the Armory Board.

At a meeting of the Armory Board to-
day bid were opened for the work Of
furnishing and fitting up the new Sew
enty-Hrst Regiment Armory.
The lowest bids were: Rife range,
Telfor & Renn!e. s6,5S3: plumbing and
gas-ftting. Cassidy & sons Manufac-
turing Company, S6,4)1; masonry, h.
Dunn, 50, 500; locks and gun racks, Griss-
Ter & Son, III, 400; furniture. =. Gala
CHER, 1866.
The contracts will be awarded to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
M'AvOY AFTER POOLROOMS.
The Police Inspector May Make
Some Raids In II Day or Two.

1t was rumored about Headquarters
this morning that arrests would soon /,
made In u series of raids upon pool
rooms which are doing IL suh-rosa bust
ness all over the city.
In his district, Inspector MGAvoy Cs-
pecially IL. making s]tr efforts 10
secure evidence against the boobies. and
q considerable amount has been OBJ
tanned.
To get this evidence patrolmen in ci;i-
Eens' Gle Ines have been detailed IN pre-
cincts where they are not known.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
FARRELL SENT TO JAIL.
lie Wns Accused of Insulting the
Wife of Mayor Schicren.

justice Walsh in Adams Street Court,
Brooklyn. to-day sentenced John Farrell,
| atabl"mau, Of go De Kdib avenue. to
Raymond street Jail for tw%enty-nine
ld,S
Farrell was accused of creating a dis
turninco While drunk on a trolley car in
WN.-h Mayor SChi1rrn ard his %ife were
passengers, and Of insulting Mrs.
Schicrcn. liz was arrested by a police
man called by the Mayor.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Pleaded Guilty 90 Arson.

FREEHOLD, y J.. Apr! lambert ".
Jackson Who recently attempted 10 cr,ma,e
the family OF John r.. Connect by setting IRE
to the %lstter's holtc, at this place, pleaded
guilty TO arson. Sentence WAS de.orred until
examine Jackson a. 70 his sanity.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
s,apieton's Excise Hoard.

srArLEToN, :. l.. April 2.-Rcsolu;ions pro,
testing against the aboIishing Of the Board OF
Excise OF this town were sent to Gov. Flower
by G~ermau-Ameriean citizens to-day. lie 10 re.
qussted to veto the bill II the Legislature should
paSs IL
The evening world., 1894-04-02
APRIL GRAND JURY.
Judge Moore Delivers the Chnrar
I'm brooklyn This MornIuw.

Judge Moore. In the Court of Sessions,
Brooklyn. to-day charged the April
Grand Jury OF Kings County.
The jury Is composed as follows:
Henry d. Turner. broker. 70 St. Marks avenue;
AiehAei heMahon. iron, 1877 South Second street;
J<hl .. Nelson. builder, III Carroll street; VIII.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
STRIKE IN OLNEYVlLLE.
Riverside NJ Viewers Quit Work
In u Body.

PROVIDENCE. l.. l., April 2.-The
weaver in the Riverside Mills, at O!ney-
vile. went out in IA body this morning.
A general strike will follow.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
OIEp.

STEVENS. Moud'S, Ap-'l ., at the r.NIdrnr"
tf his sISt"rin law. Nj. Ruth O. u" %laHN'"r,
IuIS o. N.aNr>-,i IN ia" 18TH year of nr. ~gr.
Funeral services at i4i West "oth ST.. ON
"Wednesday, NJ II \. NJ. l,.prn"ut III con.
EcmirnCe Oi iam,ly.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

GEO. c. FLINT Co. of 18th st.. are selling out.
nick from. a. they soon move 10 23d st
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

Secretary Carlisle Ia. authorized the fol
lowing statement regarding the allotment
OF the bonds:
The secretary of the treasury has consld-
cred the proposals submitted for the new
per cent bond., and has accepted all bids
naming higher price than HES. Inc
proposals. unlimited at the upsct price have
been scaled down 1881 per cent, and the
amount OF bonds allotted under this reduc-
ton, together with the subscriptions accept
ed in full Is ESQ, 000, 600.
"a notice will be sent 10 each subscriber
advising him OF the acceptance OF his sub.
scriplion, informing him when the bonds VIII
be ready, and stating the amount to be depos-
tied In payment of the principal and premium.
The accrued interest to date Of deposit al The
rate of interest realized by the subscriber will
be added by the assistant treasurer, with
whom the deposits are to be made. The
bon.ls will be delivered by the department
after payment is made, TO the address gwen
by the subscriber, or they may be sent To the
assistant treasurer, with whom the deposit Is
made"
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

This astonishing yield was reported
by Abe Hahn, of Wisconsin, but Sal
zcr's potatoes always get there. The
editor OF the Rural New Yorker reports
yield of $50 bushels and 5 pounds
per acre from one of Salzer's early
potatoes. Above l,4iO bushels are
from Salzcr's new Seeding Hundred
fold. His new early potato, Lightning
Expire SIS, has u record of SOB bushels
per acre. lie offers potatoes as low as
So. so barrel. and the best potato
planter in the world for but 50.
CORN OVER FOOr LONG.
Salzer illustrates in colored plate n
new early corn. giant of its kind, and
offers $500 in gold for the largest ear
in 1894. In addition to this early Giant
corn, which yielded in 1898 10 bushels
per acre. he has over twenty other
prolific field corns. ie has the best
fodder corn and the best corn shelter
in the world. lie is the largest grower
of farm seeds, such as oats, barley,
wheat .nillet, potatoes, etc. in Amer
ic;a. Fifty kinds of grasses and clover.
ri You WIN Cut This Out and Send II
,veth 100 q che John =. 'iai"e, Seed
Col. La Crosse, Wis, you will receive
lhrge package of above Giant corn
and his mammoth catuloruc. "
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10
The COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
LITTLE BUSINESS BEING DONE
Tho House Passing Bills But the Senate
Doesn't DO Any LegislatinE.

JANUARY 29-HousE.-The House did a
large amount of business. Tho following
bills were passed;
To amend the attachment laws so rs to al
low attachments to be issued only on the
grounds OF fraud, when the defendant Is a
foreign corporation, and for labor performed;
providing for the payment for irrigating wa
| ter in three installments.
In the committee OF the whole three bills
providing for the redemption of property sold
under trust deed were considered. The hill
OF Mr.. Sweeney, allowing nine months for
| foreclosure and twelve months for foreclosure
by the holder OF the second mortgage n Case
the owner does not redeem the propers5, waa
! recommended with the following ;anlenit
ment:
That, In case the purchaser and parry ws
made the sale of the property were cur otS
county, tho owner could deposit the amos
paid for the property by the purchaser
the county treasurer.
Mr.. Bonynge's bill, providing for
grouping of the candidates under the y tie
the Office :or which they may aspire, wa tax.
up and reported favorably. l, di pens
with the cmblcms on the official b. Hot al
the name OF candidate appears My on
on ballot voter has TO vote Il II the 4
dlvidual.
The bill for State Canal No. i was the
taken up again and favorably ref orted a
amendment was adopted that only ever
other section under the canal bcs old.
JANuAHr a.-SESArK.-At Tho opening {
the session a reply was received iron Cover
nor Waite to the petition of tho Senate tina
he adjourn the session. The gov .rnor say:
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

Samuel Parker, member OF cr-tlueen LII
foukalanr. cabinet, has been at San Francis
80 scycral weeks on private business. Before
L.svinc he gsre TO ,br ts.s.,f,,sr letter TO
the American people which may be deemed
an authoritative statement OF the purpose oil
the royaiists OF his country.
lie -nys that the lisvnilans are satisfied
with their government. And, II given an OPP
loriunity to express their opinions, viii dc.
eide 10y IN overwhelming majority In favor oil
the queen.
The royaiists of Hawaii have appealed the
case to the United States and arc quietly walt
Ing for a decision. IL the decision Is TO per
nit the people OF Hawaii TO decide for them
,clves Mr. Parker has no doubt of the resto
ration OF the queen.
The Hawaiian people are opposed to annex
alton. The people OF Hawaii are for the re,
,ora,ion OF the monarchy. The United state,
can do but one Of two things-either II VII
restore the queen TO the threnc, or else leave
The polite. of Hawaii TO the people OF Ha
wall
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

Humphrey b. Chambcrlln, president of the
Chamberlin Investment Company, OF Denver
which failed last July, has been arrested Mt
New York in an action brought by Jose Pals
ley, OF the shoe firm OF J. Paisley Sons, to re-
cover 5000 for alleged false representa-
TONS
Paisley says that Chamberlin controlled the
Fort Worth Park Place Land Company, of
which the Chamberlin company has a large
holding of stock, and about 400 acres near
Fort Worth, Texas. Chamberlin let him have
100 shares Of the Fort Worth Park Place
Land Company at so each, par value 800
He told him that he would get his money
back in three years and still have his invest
mcnt. Paisley Gays he went down to Texas
and found that tho company never owned the
tract of land represented. He says he got no
dividend and has been unable to connect with
any of his $1,000. Chamberlin gave bail and
was released.
This was one OF the numerous enterprises
that caused the collapse Of the Chambcrlin
Investment Company.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10
BRITISH TUG SEIZED.
TIE Brazilian Government o,ptured One
with Dynamite Aboard.


There 1. another sensation A. Rio. Ts'ixo to
ordered the seizure on the 3rd OF British
tug
She Is the property OF an English &C al com
pany. She sailed from Cardiff on November
End, ouchcd at St Vincent on Noya nbcr "a,
and arrived some days ago. shc w'as loaded
with coal, which she promptly proceeded TO
discharge. and has since remai1ed in the har-
Dor. Shortly after she left the wharf at
which she had been loading with CARO-
about which her men were reticent, he was
overhauled By one OF Peixoto's boats With
some reluctance, her captain obcyed tho or
der and the Brazilians promptly wen. hs oard.
despite the vigorous protests OF her ca jtsln
The Cardiff, It was then found, was taking
dynamite to the insurgent warsaiP rajana.
lying lust outside the entraoee IN ihe bay
Informing her captain that he had been de-
tected in the act OF smuggling The explosive
aboard a vessel belonging to thc nemics o!
! the government, the Brazilian off cials com
eiied him to return to the wrart where the
a. >ainife was taken ashore :,s,A put In pos
80, VI al those loyal TO Pei1cIn.
rh. Natter is reported by the captain OF the
r..,Ir o the British of'icial., and nothing
no. To-, zen done
IT, .a,,o, Of England over bis incident IL
..I,a1 ,,,,h uu-h interest The English
,osT1on,. boz. mr.. dJ.s0sed TO condemn Pcix-
.,o and IN crow 'digasat o Ter what they
Term the lIl-treatment ~ A-e '"P
tain, but in all other q,. 49, - . ',s eo'
.itiorai to have been full J.'''n','' =" "''"s
ss he I'D Outside OF the """" 'V'o"''
Great Bri,aln's pretense abo. '"'~''rF'ng ,ne
neutrality between bcll!geren;s p"'
ilttle credcncc, and people eaah
how she will be able 10 explain 90 *,''i'''
breach OF faith with Pclxoto.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

WHILE DR. Talmagc NAV bo rirh.
nroaohD, 'ae gospel should br
ir,s.n without scrip or staff, the
49,. Ygs OF the Brooklyn tabernacle
w IKE 30 ODD of scrip to so,,lo
hp p win russell Sage, MORTGAGE
T To.aer' the debt on the tabernacic
ne departure of Talmagc. who In
,s and is about to lecture in
australia leaves the Brooklyn n,n
XIII piu II sorrJ plight The proLa
o'ii'F Is that the tabernacle vii, h
SOFA under the mortgage. win :,
rink. "e" ihto a
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

Thu London tir.n.e'e says. We hsv. re.
son to know that, dc pie The optimistic tate.
ments published in regard 10 lie 'sflly Of
W. Nanten, The Arctic crp!orrr, niS tr.cs1.
arc by no means easy regarding hsYaio Tnc
,rianl' u says Proved noar .niler, and wa.
~. a'1 IT,, 10 me verge OF peril even In placid
ia Numbers anu sm.icas..ii,
,o. mi'sr discussing lhc va.;s.:s cou,.c,r,o.
H.. ~ 10 tn' experience II the cyn,d,,i,. ~
va. ."."",ue concludes ihat Ia apr N..' o..
would w. as not YET TO great dis,adse, III
hear sLsfc n .n, ita enrrep, Ia pr4tfy
maps mny vet far ,rou ,",ts, '"su IL per
Sc IS land ''''lU" oi traua 10
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

1.-The following" writes corre-
,p.aden., "is an actual occurrence in
, by public school"
-Teacher-Gire me sentence With
the word healed in it
Scholar-A lady
Teacher-Stop right there. Begin
again. What was the lady's names
Scholar-The lady ] mean has no
name.
Teacher What! A lady with no
me- Give her a name then.
cholar-Mrs. Smith touche d
rist's garment and was healed,
ollapse OF teacher)
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD,
glars Shoot Henry l.. Carr In His
Home at Dsnvrr.

glars Shoot Henry l.. Carr In His
Home at D,nvnr.
few minutes after 10 O'Clock last sun
night, Henry l., Carr the Law partner of
udge Vincent ID. Markham, was killed
=. burglars bullet, in the parior OF his
.ldeuce, No. 2352 II umboldt street, Denver.
G1ir Carr and his young wife had been GU,
spe bding the evening with friends, and re-
tur ped at tho abovc-named hour. During
incl absence two burglars had made ingress
10 be house and were in the act OF robbng II
whdn they were disturbed by the return of
tue Iarrs.
az Mr.. Carr opened the door his little dog
"h'fh they had taken olt with them, ran
ior1 ard into the hallway and began barking.
MS master, suspectlng something wrong
stepted into the unlIghtcd parlor, to look for
the causc OF the dogs demonstration. No
one was in the parlor, and he was about to
pas1 between the hanging curtains tr:S the
diui - he other side
fired .u,4s ~ 49,
Of the .eiead and he fell to the floor NOR
tally wounded. Mrs. Carr saw two men be-
hind the curtains as her husband dropped.
and she ran into the hallway, There one
brushed past her and escaped by the street
door The other she saw more. Lawyer
Carr never spoke after the bullet hit him, and
died soon after the shooting.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10

Ir is charged by the enemies of the
Triple alliance that the Italian
army. while up to tho numerical
strength stipulated by the alliance
agreement, is so i'll equipped that it
would not prove as effective as half
the number armed with the latest
military devices. Out-of-date mill
tary equipments against the Maxim
gun, for example, would prove about
as effective as bows and arrows
agains. Springfield rifles.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10
Guif Road Officers.

Superintendent Dunaway OF the Denver Il
Gulf road has made the following appoint
mcnts
J. X. Painter, division superintendent and
roadmastcr, fret and second divisions, La
sale to Julesburg, Cheyenne to Grin juno
ton; headquarters In Sterling.
John b. Mccormick, superintendent third,
fourth and fifth divisions, Denver TO Greeley,
Denver to Graymont, Denver to Pueblo
headquarters in Denver
NJ. F. Egan, superintendent OF divisions
ak and seven, Pueblo to Texas line; head
quarters in Pueblo.
J. p. Bay, master mechanic.
Mr.. Mccormick will also act as superln-
iendcnt of telegraph
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-10
TOBACCO WAS THE CAUSE.
Hotobss Carss tho Jnbacc" Hnbi: ana
Csnsumptive Gets Well.

Two RrvEEs, Wis. Feb D. Special.
Great excitement and interest has
been manifested in .he recovery OF an
oid-timc resident of this town, MIR.
Joseph bunker, who has Cor several
wears been considered by all his friends
"A hopeless consumptivc. invostiga-
ton shows that for over ibirty-two
years he used three and a half pounds
of tobacco week A short time ago
he was induced ia try a tofliuo-h habit
cure called ''NoioJa= Talking, about
his miraculous cscvery to-day lie
said: Yes. used NoSobac, and two
boxes completely cared Eae though;
and SO did all my fr1snds, that I
had consumption. Now they say
as YOU say, now heaahy and
strong you look, .loc, and whenever
they. asI, nae what cured my con
sumption, tell them Notobac- The
last week uscd tobacco lost forr
pounds The morning began the use
OF No,obac weighed 325i4 pounds.
to-day weigh li'r gain of tl%
rornds. eat heartily and sleep
well leforc | used Nutohac wa. 50
ncrvo,nt that when / went to drink
! had e., hold the glas, in both
hands To-Day my nerves are per
fectly steady. Where did ge, Noto-
bac? At the drug store. 1t is made
10y the Sterling Remedy company,
general western oiie-, A. Randolph
street, Chicago but ! see by the
| printed matter that it 10 sold by all
| druggists know all the druggists IN
| This town keep 1t. have recon-
nended it To over u hundred people
and do not know of single failure to
-urc %