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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02
Y. N. |. NEW QUARTERS.
They We're Thrown Open for the First
Time Yssterday

They Were Thrown Open for the First
Time Yesterday.
The new rooms of the John Boyle
OReilly Council, Young Mems Insti-
tute, on the second floor of the build
ing at ego Lackawanna avenue, were
thrown open for the first time yester-
day.
There is a good sizad hall, with q
roomy stage and parlor and library.
All of the rooms are Dapered and
painted in an attractive manner. The
opening yesterday was very informal,
The formal opening of the new
qusrsers will take place in the near
future, when the friends of the council
will have an opportunity to inspect the
rooms
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02
FIRST OF THE NEW YEAR.
James Collins Arrested For Threatening
His Mothers Life.

Janes collins Arrested tor IhreaLenlnR
His Mothers Life.
James Collins, OF West Lacliawanna
avenue. was arrested at an early hour
yesterday morning at his home on
complaint of his mother.
Mrs. Collins called upon m officer
and stated that she was afraid to sleep
in the same house with her son while
lie was intoxicated, as he had threat
ened to shoot and stab her. The officer
placed the young fellow under arrest
and later his name was placed on the
docket as the first prisoner arrested in
1894.
Last evening in police court Mayor
Connell lectursi Collins severely
dwelling at length on his unfiIial &C
tion, and also upon the fact that it was
no honor to be the first prisoner of the
new year. He then fined Collins S..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02
EcLlpsED PRECEDING BALLS.

The Annual Of Division No. 8 In Music
Hall o Brilliant Success.
On each recurring New Years night
Division No. 8. Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians holds its annual ball. Last
night its terpsichorean fete was held
In Music hall aud 1t was universally
voted the most delightful social affair
that popular division has ever held
The ball opened at O. 80, with grand
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02
Musie Boxes Exclusively.

Best made. Play any desired number OF
tunes. Gsutschi & Sons, manufacturer,
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral organs only IS and $40.
Speciality Old music boxes carefully re-.
paired and improved with new tunes. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02
EDWARDS NOW JUDGE
The New 0Gclal Takes His Seat Without Any
FOImallty or Ceremony,
THE new commissioners MEET

S. w. Roberts Elected Chairman Of
the Board--A Few Changes Made
in the Working Force They Have
Charge of-County Auditors Or
ganze and Elect John p. Rink
Chairman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-02

95 cents will buy a big supper at the Elm
Park church this evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

Get your now suit as Riley Bros.'; term
cash, prices Low.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. >.


4 for,louis Il Co. W.. Thomas Bromley
oNnnued by agreement TO May Is
Ired T. Sander VS.. 9. y. Perry Of ux-
s,ssisd and stricken from trial calendar.
NptA National bank of Lincon. Neh.
u W. stoddsrd ct al.--Dismissed for
hnsd
Margaret sullivan W. City Of Seattle
oada,.
d W. Wheeler W. West Street and
asta End Electric Railway Company
ne. nr publishing deposition.
worre j. Wiley vs.. Matthew Branaean
osnei.
george A. Sswhali W. w. &. Lsckie--
sAts; signed.
ueofge A. Newaall W. W. s. Leekie--
sssssslon II Judgment in sum OF y. sAaS 50;
Ansast stsnisit va City Of Ssattle--Suit
Mo damages for I'M uries in tunnel;
eeo-suisvd.
CRIMINAL pKrARrxrSr-HrNEs. J.
c'ase OF Washington w. Nellie blanchard
ssase called tor trial sud continued to
- on defendants showing.
IS q Noll IS. A. Z. Hosaling two cssesl
IAasngs ~ facts, conclusions OF Law,
masment Tor defendant: signed.
~, II kehreu vs. +. ". Clayton CT ux.-
s.Ast aud Judgment: signed.
Eznes'ora Heath vs.. George w. Heath
ofcs: granted, AMI $50
zs, - IL. Davis, vs.. Josephine DAVIS
- ~ Pursuant TO continuance nom May
81 80 decree Of divorce: granted.
oecca Danisison vs.. John panielson -
= Of divorce; granted: defendant or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

oersd 70 pay $50 aIiuoav - -. - e,x
ncnth; w attorney feee and ehriA -
e1ssodaysg piainti9. A'1 "
DorIrY DUARrmKxr-rArerxr.
Samuel d. 0ustin - 6noauslmie ,en,
Oomoany u al-Ordsr directinr reeeiver
y Pev htmeelf; signed.
0ewEs A. 0ousn W Kate r. Borra--
49, couarming sale; sieued.
nnsm q. Bond ". Charles NcInehia.
cContsnosd until May IA
= commercial xa1ional Bank - " n
6ernse-Continusd until Nav IL =
:. Anoaph krug st al VI. Commercial Es-
saSna, bsnk-Continusd 10 Nay II.
y. y. Perkins ". Commsrcsai gsfion. n
0snk-Continued 20 Msy II.
:. ~. Y Keith N. John Z Fietcher-Con-
unusd until May IL
-. g. Nelson ". Harry White ct al
Without a 1870 e rsesll execution; withdrawn
y. I. Cox. W Einth esrsss Grocsry-R..
pors OF receiver; approved.
.vId AelioRg " Eben Smith Of al
1ctscn % vacass garnishmeut; Transferred
20 Judge Osborn.
kats Buckley ". A. P. Mitteu. county
ueasurer-kuis discharged for want Of
rsosArB DKrAxTMK1r-LAxaLxY =.
Guardianship Of John Noors--Order
Ing.
Estate Of Hall Davis-O Order selling on
personal property and allowing 500 for
support Of family.
Guardianship Of Rush Mccarear-order
appointing Alfred 7. McCargar guardian.
bond 5000. bond approved; letters Is
sued.
Guardianship Of Ivor Yasss-Supple-
mental guardian account.
Estate Of Gale. Fay 4 Hendsrson-Teu
DAYS allowed Leslie Gale to file objection.
20 report Of administrators.
Estate Of 0eofge W. Youne-Decres adj
uniting viii TO probate and appointing
Anna y. Young sxecutrix; bond 81, 900.
Guardianship Of Arthur @. Young-Ps-
uslon LOT isttsss OF gu.rdianship; decree
bond 81, 600
0uardtanship Of Blanche Daniels Order
d,o0Q
Estate Of Catherine Burritt-AfIldavit OF
no other will; oath Of administrators: bond
Of same; order approving bond and direct
Ing notice 70 creditors; lsttses issued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

Jake Brown, alias John Coleman. Was
hanged At jefferson City, No., Friday for
murder Of Frank Maxim, foreman OF the
. sentence when he killed the foreman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
What Cures Pimples ?
The only reliable preventive and cure, vhsa
not due 70 . constitutional hamor, ID
Cuticura Soap.

II contains mid proportion Of CUITCURA.
the great Skin Cure, which enables 1t to dissolve
the sebaceous or oily matter ~ 1t forms 1t the
mouths Of the pores.
1t stimulates the sluggish glands and Tubes 70
healthy activity, reduces Inflammation, soothes
and heals ifritated and rorghened surfaces and
restores the skin 70 its original purity.
This IL the secret Of its wonderful succesA
For bad complications. rod. rough hands and
shapcless nails. dry, thin and falling hair. scaiy
and irritated scalps aud simple baby blemishes
IL is wonderful.
II is preserving, purifying and identifying 10
. degree hitherto unknown among rsmsdies for
the akin and complexion.
Sale greater than the combined salss a IN
other skin and complexion soaps.
Eoid throughout the world.
rorrEs Dsuo Axp CHEN. CoxP.. Sole Pro.
priefors, Boston.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
Court Nosss.

Daniel JorRenson, . native OF Norway.
- admitted TO citizenship yesterday by
4edgs Humcs.
Judge Langley issued his order confirm
the sale of real este in the case Of Al
- Freeburg w. b A. Anderson ct al.
- the case of Frank e. Thaysr against
ank b. Wrestling an answer and affirma-
y defense was filed yesterday in the su-
ficr court.
Al affidavit for punishment on the
1ains National bank Of Whstcom county
nisd with the county clerk yesterday
the Commercial National bank against
s.. h. I. Barnes ct al.
The Washington Southern Railway
Ssmpany yesterday flied its notice with
superior court Of . motion for new
ma IN the case OF Mary NJ. Miller. who
- - recently given a judgment for $40, 900
ssanst that company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

Women full OF pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality In
Cuticura Plaster, the first and only
pain.killing. nerve.strengtheniny
plaster when all else fails.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
What Causes Pimples /?

Clogging Of the pores or mouths Of the seba.
ceous glands with sebum o. oily matter.
The plug OF sebum In the centre Of the pimpls
b called blackhead, grub, or comsdone.
Nature viii not allow the ciogging Of the pores
% continue long. hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and rsdness.
later pus or matter forms. breaks or Il opened.
the plug comes out and tho pore = once more
tree.
Thefe are Thousands Of these pores n he faco
alone, any ono Of which II liable TO become
clogged By neglect or disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

Clearance sale hardware 1t cost Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company, 3l1
Yesler avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05

Stock and fixtures for sale at the Abra-
hams Grocery Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-05
Just Receive

Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup Seattle
Grocery Co. COS Second street. Telephone
sos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

p0r Ben, algunas medieinas, ropa, una peque1a
yela, algunas braZas de cuerda, aperos de la
branza OtrOs muchOs TITLES ', por deseo eX-
presO del Doctor. una buena cantldad de tabaco
como el mejor regalo, segdn 6l.
Esto fue casi va 10 1ltimo que hicimOs en- Ia
isla del TesorO. Antes de estO va habiamos EN-
barcadO embellishments todO e Oro 10 mismO
que aqua en- abundancia, where's de sObra pa
ra el case de algGn accidente, p0r 10 cual en-
una maGana, por cierto muy hermosa levamos
cl amelia. que era todo 10 que nos restaba cue
yor Ia misma bandera que izara el Captain en-
la empalizada y - 10 Ia cual peleamos, sallmos
afue~a de Ia bahia del Eorte.
Los tres rebedc, deben habor estado Ia mi
ra de nuestr0S mOvimiento5 mas cerca de 10 que
uosotros creiamos. ComprYb6 este aserto a ae-
chO de que, al cruzar el cstrechO que da paa0 Al
mar alberto tUymos que Ir casi cOSteandO IA
puuta sur ali los diyisam0s tOdOs tres en-
upa pequeha eminencia de arena arrodillados J
tendiGndonos los braZos con ARE supllcante-
10 que haciamos era nouy en- contra de nucs-
tros SentmientoS, deJandolos en- a4uella lsia
salvaje y abandOnada; pero era impossible expo
ncrnos 4 los ricsgOS de an nuevo motiD & bordo.
y llevarlo5 bordo para entregaIlos al yerdugo
en- IugiateIra hubjera sido una compassion de
una c>pecie cnteramonte cruel.
ii Doctor les do yoces ayisandoles de las pro
Tjsoues DC tOdo gGner3 cue lc5 deJa5amos j el
puDt0 donde podrian encontrarlas.
Empero ell0S cOntinuab4n llana1don9s to-
Cos por nuestros nombres con unoa gritos gu
partian el coraz6n, pidifnjonos que por ell
amor de DioS no los condenaramoS morir en-
paraje.
Por dltimo, viendo que el buque segufa in
tleEiblemeale >u marcha sc lba va pOnlendO
fuera del a apce de la zoz, uno dc eos, que
1en 50 cua .5e SO puso en- PIE d an saito Ian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

sangrienta estancia en Ia isla El doctor Y el
caballero, leYandone cousigo; bajaron terra
con el amino de pasar en- ella las prImerassho-
raS dc "a noehe.
Pero una yez alli encOntraron al Captain de
uu Duquc de guerra ingl65 anclado en- u bahia,
eatraron en- conversation con 6l fuer0n bor-
do de 81 nagio +, una palabra, Sc diFirtieron
tant) tan bien que seria como e am3necer
del da sguente cuand9 volvimos bord3 de
In Esp11ola,
Ben Gum estaba solo sobre cubierta no
blen hubimos entrado b0r1o cuando comen-
20 con las mas estraIub6ucas contorsioaes 4 h1-
carnos una confession. Silver Sc hahia marcha-
do. Fl bombre De Ii isla habIa fal0reeido su
escape en- un lanchon costanero, baeis algnnas
h0ras, ahora nos asgguraba que ID ha5ia he
ch0 asi coz 81 solo amino de aalyar nHcstas vi
das, que de seguro habrian carrid9 r1ssgo in-
hubiera seSuIdo 4 bord0. Pero no era todo ESQ
Ell cocjnero 10 81 habfa marchado con lbs ma
nos vaei4S
Habja beeho IN agaiero disinuiad8mente y
s. habla sac9do uno de los sacos que eontealan
unas qiunentas guIneas, para ayudarse seguTa-
mente en- sus corFetias posteriores Creo, de
veras. que todos nos sentnos arcnsati~fechoS
de vcrnos libres sle q tan poca costa.
Ahala bien, para ahreyiar 70 qaa adn queda
por Ttferir dire que c0ntratamoS ali aganas
nuCyoo II honTada~ narinOs para e1mpetar
nueetra trlpulaci6n; que hieimoS uEa tgavc5ia
feiZ, que IL EsDuEol0 trio Cl anc'a en- Sris-
t0l preeisalnente en- momentos en- cue IA q So
H1r Blandy eomenzab3 pens9r e9 IL precision
Gle enyiar otro buque en- busaa uuestra 500
cinco dc las personals que habian partIdo en- IA
goleta voIyian en- ella,
~ L. :, p II y.-{..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

temo que No 1e espsre cosa algana sue 5oa de
envidarse
La gran BARR. de plata Y las armas a2i1 per-
manecen, a 10 que ms igaro en- 81 mism3 lugar
en- que el terrible pirata las sepultpra, Y perma-
neceran ALI ciertamante hasta que yo vaya p0r
elias Empero nj monias frailes descalzos me
persuadiran que yaya de nueyvo aquel mall
ditto lugar
Cr6aseme que las mas sniestrss pesadillas que
suelen adn turblr eI reposo de mis- tranqulas
noches, son aquellas que M veo trasportado
a Ia isla del Tesoro, oig) ell sordo IN Igido de
Ia mar cstrellaldose en- sus eScarpadas eostas,
II tSt4 qaa M deSperto sudorOs0 sobre mi lecho
tan Iuego como la pesadila me hace OR Ia yoz
a aSuda : penatrante del captain Flint, gritando
desesDegaiamante =. Piezas DE- ocho Pie
"a, d. i ocho Pleas De ocho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

con Ia anadidura de una yenganza. Sin embar
@, a no caber Ia menor duda, nuestra condici6n
no era taa lnala III con mucho como la de aquel
navio del que decia Ia canci6a que
'sNo torn5 4 bordo sino un hOmbre vfgo
Cuaudo erar, al Z3rpar, setenta y c1nco
Todos nosotros recibimos una pOrci6u consi-
derabie del tes0ro. ' Ia usamOs, va cuerda. Va
tontam8nte, segdn nuestraS respectivas lnchna-
clones Fl captain Sm0lict Yive ahora retlr2lo
VA del mar. en- una posiei6u c6noda desah3gs-
la GRAY no solo gurJ5 >a dlner0, siao &C.
sinticado FL dase3 EiFo de acfecerlJ, estudo c13-
dad0sam4nte 81 profession y ahora es photo J
DrO)ictar0, en- parte, de un grande Y n3SaIdeo
buQue nefcante
Adamas Ne In easado, j e5 padre de una ia
miiia Cnterameafe diclosa. En- cuanto Ben
Gum, jc toearoa cineo mil libras, que dilapia6
con una proutitul as0labrOsa, encOutrandoSe. a.
cab1 de pocas semlnas, pidicndo Im9sna pars
81 tanto repa snaha en- Ia isla este =, Ia con-
serieria de casa, en- Ia cual Ylve estas no
ras scada Il gran f3vort0 de tojos los chlc3e
los de In leeiuflt3 4 4aiGurS eah@.esl con Ia IA
rr3c0l de sus 3aza1a- ayenturtS Por y de
ma. su pladosa c9StamD-a dc or4r los d1a!n93S
en- ei agreS.c eeneuterIo de Ia I>la. II M cor
dunido 4 ser ahora IN eEeclents cantor en Il
igleai4, 10 misu0 en los doDln2as qIa enl4 lies
ta~ je loS 1r3ade. santos
ne silver ilIas5s vol5 im0s sabtr nj una pa
lsbta A9ael Formidable marine 10 an sola
mario de nj vida. Pero no Saria eNtrano que al
cab3 So hubiesa reunid0 con su mulata tai vez
Ia hora de eSta VIe ddn c6modame3te con
ella en- Ia in>eparabe Soeiedad dc - lore
Quier1 creeTlo 3s{ asi p2rque Il on est3 YEA na Il
es dab,c or 4 20, 0qde Cs en- ia0tra. "a aa35sa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16


I'D me perdonara mucho senor, 81 le digo
que ese seria un gran error, afiadi6 Silver Us
ted perderia con t0da ccrteza su preci0sa vida Il
no 70 quepa usted duda de elio Yo estoy
ahora en- las ilas de ustedes, en cuerpo alma,
: no coasentiria 70 jamas quo Sc debilitara
nuestra fuerza, dejando ustcd ir solo, usted
cuien muy bien s6 to3o 10 que debo. AIDE
mas, aquellos hombres no sabran nuuca mantle
ner su paIabra, a0n suponiendo que Sc 10 pro-
pusleran, y-lo que es peor todavia-nuuca po-
drian tener f6 en- la promesa de un hombre de
honor como used
-Es verdad, dijo e doctor pcro, on caanto
4 hombres que cumplen su palabra ALI e,ta Us
ted que Sc pinta solo para eHo
Ahora bien, aqnelas fueron casi las Ultima,
snoticias que tuyimos de los tres piratas. solo
una Ve5 olmos un disparo LELAND y sapuslmos
que andarian cazand0. Celebramos PROPOSE
to de ellos, consejo de guerra, y Sc les sehten-
cIo a ser abandonados Ia isla, con indecDe
TegoclJo de Ben Gum cou Ia mas cordial ap1o-
baci6n de Gray
Les dejamos un abundante surrido de polvora
balas, todas las prosjsioaes de carne salada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16
FOIL LETiN as
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
PARTE VI
nj CAPITAV SILVER

XXXIV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

con Ia anadidura de una venganza. Sin embar
@, a no caber Ia menor duda, nuestra condici6n
no era taa ln.tla nj con mucho como la de aquel
navio del que decia Ia canei6a que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16
FIN
i Ia MEMORIAL
- g~9u poe.q oa51.o yuItd,, del Casoi.

~ g~au poetq e.tJuao Julian del CaS0i,
70 te conoei Pero mi dido,
de til talento ~ pieiad sehaleS.
llegirou tus estr0sas inmOrtaleS
de Ia patria 81 funeral gemido-
Caisfe, por la muerte s9rprendido
en- nitad de tus suenos idealeS.
y 4 I'll grandcza de tn triunfo, igualrS
tuS pcu4s 5aIo III infortunia han sido.
Cruzaste elmundo en- lucha que aniquIls
lrazando, "a pos de Ia afanosa palma.
del etcrno dolor Ia eterna historic,
con Ia llama del geuio en- tu pupila,
Ia amargura del mar dentro del alma.
', en- tn frente. reampaSos de gloria
ElrioS Pea1r45lia.
aniIa. 2s nlrismbre IL 1875.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

''No torn5 bordo sno un hOmbre vfyo
Cuando eral, al zarpar, setenta cinco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-16

Casa L. * II Err X =. CA - e4aH Suo-.
sE xzE.z - 1ogAs LAs RARMAcLAs De Topcs
The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22
Returns Thanks.

The following letter explains itself ::
To my fellow citizens of Routt and Rio Bianco
counties:
with q most grateful heart thank you for
the splendid mai GRITTY you gave me en- NoveD-
Der 18th. Hereafter, who shall cay that re
publics are ungrstefuI7
1 knew / had toiled for your Interests as
had never known any other man to toll for his
constituents but / was not aure that you cav
and underztood II all. But know 1t now. and
you will sec that / shall try to be worthy OF
your confidence.
A careful analysis Of the vote in Routt and
Rio Blnnco counties shows that ran ahead Of
my ticket in almost every precinct; md while
believe that a small shnrc Of this extra vote
came from Populists, / fully appreciate tina;
the greater part came from my Democrutc
fellow citizens.
am d poor man. but better to me than lands
OF gold Is the knowledge TINT my constituents,
irrespective Of party, know md appreciate
what have done or tried to do In their behalf.
Routt now has completed splendid steel
bridge at Hayden, while Rio Blnnco's bridge
bill failed through n1 fault OF mine. shall
fir-t introduce 8 bill appropriating 5000 for II
steel bridge Mt hangciy, in kio Blanco county,
and shall do my best TO get II enacted into a
law. II can get similar appropriation for
a bridge across Snake river for the benefit OF
Boutt county and Browns Pnrk people In
particular, shall do so.
| shall be glad TO receive suggestions from
any citizen of my district, and 10 do anything
l consistently can for their interests.
Address me, care Of House Of Representa-
tiyes, Denver. Sincerely aud gratefully,
Your o.,edient servant,
JoHs w. LOWELL.
The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST
BY
The Wabash Man.


1t costs, approximately, to run the govern.
mont Of the United States, annually-sil0as3.-
O79.00.
The Wabash Il. II. is the shortest line be
tween Kansas City and Bt. Louis.
The weather bureau Of the United States
costs about 10000 per annum.
From Chicago to Detroit the short line Ia the
Wabash-272 miles. This forms portion Of
the celebrated Niagara Fails Short Line to New
York and Boston.
The live beef cattle exported from this coun-
try during the past year were 3s3, 'ss5 head.
1t Is impossible 10 say Just how many OF
these were shipped over the popular Wabash
X. X.
The average cost Of q railway locomotive In
$4,000, and their life ia somcwhat less than
that Of a well cared for horse.
The Wabash X. X. Is the only line running q
Ia carte cars between Chicago and New York.
Anxious header:-Eo. There Ii no truth
whatever in the report that Governor Waite
viii not allow his hair TO be cut until he Is
elected governor OF Illinois.
The Wabash X. X. Lands you in New York ut
7:5o 3. m, saving you one nights hotsl bill.
Look out for bulletin No. 2.
G. ~. HAMsox,
Commercial Agent, Denver, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22

According to the decision Of Judge
Rncker Hayden is awarded the county
seat OF K0utt county, but an appeal is
to be taken TO the supreme court. Hay
den was the original county seat of
Routt, but during threatened Ute out
break a good many years ago the rec
ords we're removed to Hahn's Peak for
bookkeeping, and through the jealousy
OF the various localities contending for
the county scat, have remained in that
inaccessible place ever since. Should
HAYDEN win in the pending suit a
prosperous town will spring up in that
settlement
The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22
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The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22
ADelayed especial"

Under date of Rife, Colo. Dec. 9th,
the Denver News Of one day last week
contained the following 'special'' dis
patch:
1.-The Colorado Stage and Transportation
company's stage leaving here last Friday
morning met with serious accident on Four
Mile HILL between here and Neeker. late Friday
evening. In descending steep incline the
coach struck large boulder and overturned,
throwing the passengers out ind scattering
boggare ind express to the winds The
Springer party, Of Springer, n. n, five In
number, were aboard Mt the time and were
quite severely bruised. though not seriously.
All were taken to Neeker, where medical at
tendance WIS summoned, and ail were resting
comfortably and seemed in good spirits this
company. The lust reports from Meeker say
that much snow has fallen within the last
week. making the roads very bad"
The accident narrated above happened
on the 9th of last August, at a
place known AS -Four Mile hill on the
road between Meeker aud Craig, and
although the Springer party was aboard
and the stage turned over, nobody was
seriously hurt, and there has been no
accident on any of tire lines entering
Meeker Since that time. The News
specialist" at Rife had better confine
himself to the weather. rs he would
not be liable to get so far of as on
stage accidents.
The Meeker herald., 1894-12-22

A number of our young bloods, re-
districts" mixed too much 'Ied-eye"
with their drink Sunday afternoon, and
the result was a few friendly SCRAPS, -
which broke the monotony of things for
the time being. These little SOCIAL
encounters are great muscle testers,
and as such, are almost as essential to
pngnacious developemeht in our ''swift"
youth as bone is in edging the teeth of
a growing pug.