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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


OPERA
HOUSE,
EDWARD H. ALLEN, Manager.
Mr. Allen takes pleasure in announcing to the
washington public that an arrangement has been
made with Mcssrs. Abbey, SchoeifI & Grau les
House, New York, for a season Of
Four Performances of
GRAND OPERA,
THURSDAY EyESlNG. FEBRUARY q.
LOE1ENGRTN.
FRIDAY E EEEHT.s DEB FEBRUARY %.
OTELLO.
GoUNoD's OPERA,
FAUST.
SATURDAY a. I EVENING. FEBRUARY %,
FIKNON.
SOPRANI
Nine. Nelha Nine Libia Drog, Mile Bauer
neister and Mile. Zele De Lussan. Mime. Emma
E t1n Mile Lucille Hin, Mile; Van cauteren and
Julia Mramar, Miss Suzanne Ryan and Nine
Lillian Nordica.
MEzzOSOPRANI Nd CONTRALTL
Mime. Sofia Scalcll. Mile. Jane De Nigne and
Nine Engenia Mants ell;
Sig. Ottavio Nouvclli, Mons. G. Mauguiere Sig,
Rinaldini and Mons Jean De I,cszke, Sig. @. Rus
sitano, Sig Roberto Vanni, Sig. Bogini and Sig.
BARIToNI.
Sig Maurizo Bensaude. Mors. Victor Groni-
Ze'ki and Sig Mario Ancosla, Sig. Campauari, Sig.
'ascheti and NJ vic,e, IN Maurei.
Sig. Alfonso Mariani, Sig Aeostino cara,onc. Sig.
Lodovico Niviani and Mons Ed De Reszkc Mons
A. Customary, Sig. A. Abramof, Sig Cernusco
and Mems. Pol Plancon
MUSICAL DIRECTORS AND CONDUCTORS.
Sig. Luigi Mancinclli and Sig. E. Berignan.
ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR AND MAJESTIC Al
PLaNOFORTE.
Herr Lolis Saar
CHORUS MASTER: Siynor Corsi.
LIBRARIAN: Mr. Lionel Mapleson.
MAITieE DE BALLET: Sig. Luigi Albertieri.
PREMIERE DANSEUSE: Mile. Marin Giuri.
STAGE MANAGER: Mr.. William Parry.
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER: MIR, Frank
Rso.
SALE OF SEATS.
Season. tickets for the four peri lrmances will
he sale at the box eff e of Grand Opera House
Friday and Saturday, February s and 9. The sale
same place on Tuesday, February l.. and continue
daily to the close of the engagement.
PRICES:
Orc hestra and row. Of Orchestra Circle. $500
Orchestra Circle, remainder. 400
liaic0ry, INST 3 rows. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Balcony, Text rows. Observation-Disclosures. 400
ibalcony, remainder ....-.-......... SOD
Gallery, all reserved. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 200
General admission. ..... ................-.. 200
"aery adlnissci' N i.'o
II S4o S1J
METZEROTT MUSIC HALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28

Nothing Small About Us, but Prices.
5-lb. boxes finest Creamery Butter, at
S1.GO James +. oyster, yOO Pa. ave.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-28
Tern,,erauce Meeting.

At the public temperance meeting of
Faith Tent No. 81, Female Branch of the
I. o. of Rechabites. yesterday at Odd Eel
lows Hall, there was good-sized crowd
in attendance. Mr.. r. w. Johnson presid-
ed, and stirring address was delivered
by Mr.. ]. J. Blick. Five persons signed
the pledge. The ladies Of this tent have
decided to hold public meetings every Sun
day afternoon at 800 o'clock, to which the
public is cordially invited.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
THE pganic,ous FEE SYSTEM
Congress. WIN Make AZ Eno-t 80 Abolish
r.

IT.
Washington. D. e.. Jan. IA result
which has occurred fsOE3 the inyeetl
CATION u the charges against Judge
Kicsss Of Ohio seems 20 BE- tiat IL has
brought prominently 10 the notice Of
Congress the dsfsa.ts u the les System
which applies 70 the officers for the
United states courts More or less
scattering efforts have b..s.n made II.
years past By both houses TO DO away
with Sile system .0f cpEnDt-fisafing dis
triet attorneys, Harsilais. clerks and
commissioners by fees which places Il
bounty on prosecutions. and a tendency
Of legislation has bS=en 10 reduce aud
limit fees for some time. Several NJ
tOrn-y generals, including Brewster
Miller and Oiney, have recommended
to Congress that the court officials II.
placed az nearly as practicable On
salarscd basis, and several reports have
been made 10 the same effect by
congressional Investigating committees
The Committee On the Judiciary Il
thoroughly aroused On the question.
There IL a Dill on the calendar foT the
House to pay these officials By salaries,
and prominent members Of the commit
iee. among sI.egn Representatives stone
and WoIyer;on Of Pennsylvania, and
Hrtsf.eFiek Of Kansas, are enlisted ~
the fD1yenent They ray II nothing Ii
done by Congress they intend 70 bring
the question forward In the Fifty.
fourth Congress, while the limit Of
c0TnI,ensasgDn fixed by Law Ia $3.50 Tor
lnaraiaals and district attorneys. and
s9DDO for cisrks. Attorney General
OIney has shown that through flsr
numerous Io4s-boies in the la~ made
By decfaioIss Of the comptroller, it IL
I,oasibl4 for clerks 20 obtain az much
at $1,000 o year. while district att0s-
neys sometimes attain the &2D,pg0
mark. In the bill of the House csaIeri-
dar, .Es.s salaries Of r0arshals and dig
trIct attorneys are fixed at $3.50, and
.iie .aiaFies n clerks 70 he adjgdicateJ
By the attorney general, but not 30 ex-
coed that stfn- Attorney General o.
ney has said that tie bill. n enacted,
would accomplish a great saving %
slls government
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

Minister Romero Ia opposed to war
between Mexico ssad Guatemala.
The cruiser Philadelphia waz ordere.,
70 Honolulu Iast saturday 10 protect
Americans
Michael DDgerO, an Italian, bss been
ecDyicted u voluntary granddaughter
al Trinidad
During wedding at AIbm41eruue a
few 1sys asD, tic brisse tainted ai,J ~.
ceremony 1as y,0ssp0Ded.
Anpther train rpi,tesy occurred at SIC.
Sejil, Arksnsas, TbDrsIay nlgll;. m
bandits obtained $25yyy1 from III. az
press cor.
The steamship La SosnaDdl., which
sailed foy Europe Saturday. carr,e1
xStIyJ.ySc IN goI1, aud The Gmbrla
xSsIGlD1.
The field CDigtSbian nenseDao al Chi.
cnsD was robbed a fev days an, ~ I,
e&s1 of Old Egyptian gid leweiry. Val.
ned at y5.IyJ. The robbcYy was el,rn.
rpjt:ed at a tinse when The ;ousl,,,a
was 6iiea with p1oDIe, but there q , unt
the slightest clue " the thieves.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

The Senate spent almost the entire
day yesterday 10 committee Of the
whole. The nomination u Jfr. Horace
g. Luut OF Colorado springs for the
Second Judge IN file Fourth judicial
district, was confirmed.
Tiiere was q st0rt but lively 6isczis-
SION over fhe resolution 10 prevent the
duplicate printing d bills. Tbe Pow
lists claimed that !, Was plan - vse-
vent needed legislation from conaidera-
ton By The senate and the Reygsil.
cans Indignantly denied the assertion.
During the debate Senator Merritt IN
simulated that Senator Wheeler was q
liar and the latter retOrted that the
former had ueyer advocated anything
on the floor " the Senate that had not
q schcme IN f.
Thsre was long and ar times ANUS
inz discussion over Senator Pszse' good
yiliskey BIZ. which resulted 81 the ap-
D0iutment u special cDmmIttee 10
prepare 8 nesy BILL The only other bill
considered IN committee Of fbe whole
was the House b5sl Increasing tbs nu1i-
bsr u employees; the committee rose
before 1t was disposed Of.
In the House MI Roe presented me
mortal 10 regard n the election Of
United States senators By a direct vote
VI h-sf p78AAfa ~ AAtt-A- ~ ~ BtAfffs-Js
The House thssn went in;0 COMMITTEES
Of the whole on II. y. 30. with Nr
FundsrbBrgh IN the chair. 81. y. 30
was introduced BIZ Mrs.. Holly. and IL
known as the consent bill" it, pur.
pfse being TO raise the age Of Consent
of females from 10 70 u years. and
that forcibIe attempts upon or PERSIA
sion Of a gir1 under the age Of II
should b. deemed crime.
Mr.. Greenman u Boulder did not
think Il the III passed II cDnld be en-
forced He ToEgsi', too, that 81 # BE-
came law Il would not be possible
Tor & girl under u years 70 marry.
Mr.. Stuart offered an amendment
that the axe Of responsibility 81 boys
be raised from IL to IS, yeafs. which
was passed
5ir Stuart aiSD mover 70 amend 20
thar tlie biIi VIII read shss ia order %
bs able to prosecute The esrl must be
known 10 have ppsasa8sed 'pfeyiOus
cbsstc character" Adopted. Tie BIZ
was then referred 70 the committee On
rules, 70 Ne reported at II q 10. Sat,
urday.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

Senate-At the opening Of the nom
Ing SECESSION Senator FuIr0r's resolution
for committee 10 investigate tLe
workings q the city charter u Denver
I the Zee and salary law and the election
Law Ia Arafahoe county was called ~
and adopted.
The usual large number Of bills Were
introduced. and the Senate went Int
committee VI the whole and reo0Ea
inepded the following bills fOr Irs-.
age Increasing the penalty Tor may
hem; prDTidlDz for fine and removal u
officers WHO neglected thei- duty. lin
itinz salaries u justices clerks; re.
stricting the right 10 Change Of venue
before justices; apprOpriating Ez51 f0f
inaugural expenses.
HOuse-A petition from tie RESIDENT
Of the eastern part Of ArsIaisOe county
for state agElstaDee WAS referred. ~
was petition from the Bee KesI,szfa
Association for state recognition,
The Clarke BIZ 70 tag scha-JIs zal
CHURCHES was taken up again. FariDu,
amendments were offered limiting TIE
amount ~ BE- exempt. and Fl was finally
asresd that al church properly YaIues.
At over sZEyOJ should be taxed.
Nr. BUNDLES bill " preTent The adBl
teratiDn u candy was fayoTably r.
pDrted-
a bill 10 allow county commissioner
20 retain tbs wages II eFnpIIyes Ike
ianitors. Jurors. election judges and
road latJrers for the personal taxez
they owe was discussed at S0.ne Iength
and then referred % judiciary commit
tee.
dr. CaTnahsu's bill ~ limit the tis1e
when actions against COUNTIES may b.
brought 10 two years, passed second
reading.
4 bill To pay the salaries Of the ~
dlcial and executive departments for
tie current quarter. was called up
and passed
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
r.g ~rcaaAoua sslL PASSED.


ssv- Vote
v-ssbsu~rOes- Jan gS-Tbe bin ple-1x-
ing -he fash OF Tie United States 70
DO the CONSTRUCTION OF the NICARAGUA
canal Ezssss.t rtie Senate tonight by TIRE
decisive TGre Of 81 10 21- IL WAS the
termination Of q debate which had
lasted sSrcs the present session Of Con
-ress began II WIS. moreover. the
ars7 realization In either branch OF
Congress- Of rhe vast project 50 long
and vigorously urged for canal tosrs-
Ing the Atlantic and Pacific with the
United States government ssansang
SPONSOR for ihe execution of the wOrs~
The final vote was aSe secured Until
$50 OeiScs tonight. bsI1 nosEirhss2Lst-
ing thu lase1Iasz Of The hour there YVES
an exceptionally fun Senate owing 10
the Interest felt In The elimination OF
the long discussion The Niezr1rgan
ministers and many other diplomats
Interested In the project had seats In
the diplomatic galleries throughout The
voting on the many nnnendr1en,s and
the final question
Tbs bill In brief directs the issue Of
S7g,0o0.Bso Nicaragua canal bonds
Each Of these = 10 bear the following
guarantee THE United States Of
America guarantees To the lawful hold
81 Of This bond the payment by The
Maritime Canal Company Of Sicaras,1,a
Of. the principal OF said bonds and 1ht-
interest aeS,ruinz thereon and Is II &c
crIle4
An additional $4,000 900 Of bonds Il
10 BE- issued without the United States
guarantee The total Dg.0sHDpp thus
iasJiesl Is u b.. used In constructing ms.
inIeT-OceaIsise canal The secretary u
the treasury Is u have general suI'er-
vision u the project I board Of - d.
Tec1Ors II u EAVe Immediate charge q
the WORT The board i 10 designate 10
members. 10 more than TWO from any
one state
The United States IS ID receive S1O.-
GCplll1 Of tho canal company STOCK II
return for guaranteeing Ehs bonds, and
Il 10 hold a mortgage lien on all TIE
property u the canal company
Aside from the final debate and vote
on the Nicaragua bill, the main inter
est VI the day attached 10 q very czzll=-
tic speech By Nix Mills Of Texas up
holding Tie administration policy IN
Hawaii end Incidentally scoring the
sugar trust
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
COLORADO LEGISLATURE


The yrds-szry eoEwittee reported
xzains. Senator ssorton's bill foc ttsa
rer.e.a, OF the trssSs deed AKA OF 1891
pyoySding fog Il public trustee and ft'r
equity in redemption They thought
IL had not fssaen Sufficiently tried The
aGve-s. report of rfss committee Ta-
adopted
Ti,e special committee Of the Hosise
and Senate appointed By sfse secretary
Of stase TO Investigate tise books Of tie
state treasurer arsd auditor INSIDE Us
report finding tbs books Of these o:
fScerS in proper shape II recommend
sd sorss changes 10 the state derssrss-
rse,1ts and that the matter be referred
10 e special committee TIE report was
received ent ordered printed
The usual large batch Of nsT bills
ras introduced
The Senate. went into COMMITTEES Of
the whole on general orders senate
bElI No. 80 Turner, 10 p-oh5bIr STATE.
county and rsanicipal officers frO1n sc-
eeprinz mileage from the Stale when
they use n railway pass or passes and
t-OviAin- fire q, from $50 10 slsOtN
% az Imprisonment Of from three 20
twelve months for violation Of tie pro
visions came first The Railroad coIss-
rui1aee reported the bill without -ec01n-
n1endati1n-
After bong discussion motion WAS
adopted 10 instruct the committee 70
report g general railroad BIZ which
should include Z p-OTLsiOn zltozetnEs-
prohibiting the issuance Of railroad
passes
senate bin No. %. Moody, 10 regB-
late the ernpi0yn1ent Of deputy sbs.rifs.
came UP next The bill prohibited the
commissioning Of deputies who are not
electors IN the county In which they
ere appointed Ii also presented an
oath Os Office 70 the effect that the al
sanr had never been in prison. was not
member If a p-ose-iptEve o-g4niza-
riGn Or had not been employed Is Z
special policeman for Ell least SIX
months.
A spirited discussion on the powers
Of sherifEs in appointing deputies fol
lowed between Senator'S Pease and
Felker. the former declaring that the
sheriff coIld MT Legally appoint an
outsider as q deputy.
Senator Boyd moved 70 substitute
siie word resident for "elec1Or- in In.
first section. referring TO TIE qualihca-
lions Of Deputies The motion carried
Senator Kennedy moved 10 amend
by extending the right TO any citizeSa
Of Colorado instead Of restricting IL 10
residents Of the Country. The motion
was lost
The bill was finally recommended
for yaSssage
The second reading Of the BILL
amending the school laws was taken
up In the House. This. Ike the 9th
or blil. has the fndorsemert Of tile
Committee Oh School law. represent
ing the State Teachers evacuation. II
allows school boards oil the first aud
second class districts that do not main
tain a high school TO transfer pupils
vino are qualified 10 another district
where high sctlOOI II maintained and
10 pay the tnitiOI. The bin passed
second reading without discussion.
The bill 10 prevent food adulteratiOng
was agreed 70. The question u rail-
road passes was also discuss.-d-
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

<rass- were e,onfrrnesf- D. C. Weber
r.,ses. magistrate. city Of Denver Is
+ Ksez. assistant adjutant general
DR.. Clayton F. ParkhilL surgeon gen
eraI y. G. G.; Harry T. Davis inspect
or general n G. c.. Lester g. Brewer,
military secretary 10 the governor
HssEs@-on second reading bin u
require parties TO suits before the Jus
ice courts to exhibit the account sued
passed without discUssion-
Mr. Clarke had a bill pass second
reading 30 prohibit the paolsca ton OF
she Delinquent. TAX lists IN German
newspapers He said all Germans
souId read IN English and the publicz'
t5On in anotter language Was a waste
full and ridiculous expense
A F,Fu 10 ureveut attachments being
t,r1uehs in Justices courts for over11e
book accounts and proEaEssSry notes
PASSED secood reading. A bIil IN reia-
y5ou 20 the subject applicable 10 courts
of record has already been passed IN
the hSEl=e-
The bin forbI6diug tie reelection o.
city rrezsarers WAS defeated
4 bin 10 submit an amendment 10 the
constitution 10 provide for bonded in
stsfyrsssrs-ss of 81 10000 20 pay for the
o,-,,ssasftFrlz excsss warrants was called
N, By Mr.. Lowell the inrrS1Ecer OF tn,
measure. An amendment Of this nz-
rure- but placing the amount at 81
5lp1Os5. was voted down II the l7sJ
election by most decisive vote
MI. Woodwork said Colorado inner
tied a debt Of from $1,000 to 10000
from the territory. which WIS the nU-
clsy1s fSr the present debt Thea there
were SZ25 go Of accrued interest II
was not true that the Republican ad-
Tufrsisrr4tj0-ss were responsible for The
debt The Fourth General Assembly
Increased tks. debt SssZs $50. and thai
was a Democratic administration The
sixth General Assembly. which was
als.1 Democratic. added S2J0IS5S. while
the .@go5bter Seve1th7 Only added
s122. 80. and the following legislature
gII5.D5I
The biz passed second reading
Mr.. Clzrke's bill 10 tax all lots and
buildings used for religions, private
school or charitable purposes was nexi
considered He said there were eight
sects In AraJzbo= county that held
over s5.DpJ.O,D worth Of property ex-
ernyr from taxation, and the amount
was getting larger every year
Mr. Whittier protested against the
T,-yevistogss Of the bill because il pro
r,os47d 10 tax tine buildings used for
charitable purposes. and which were
supported By people who were ding q
great deal n good
The bill Wa discussed ~ Ieazth and
action WIS postponed
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

WEES an American sNindler gets
his work IN On English capitalists he
generally does 20 TO some purpose.
Witness the frauds On the bank Of
England treaty years ago. when she
"old lady Of Threadneedls street.
suffered IL the millions. and the case
OF to-day. In which j. NJ Pierce Of
Yan<ton, has Uzltzcd Into English
bankers for 81 .!jDO. O'0, in the SHAPE
Of bogus Da.ots and Nebraska school
honda
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

II Il threatened tina, socissy il
going to take up the fad for wins
Ting Hereafter any one VINO may
gee q sparkling belle stand IL the
center Of . drawing room, sac< her
sEo index fingers into her mouth and
whistle melody Of popular airs viii
know that she Il simply denonssrs-
ting her right to .ociai prs-euinsnee-
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

C0LCHEIA collage announces the re-
csips o. giita amounting to g. $50, 900,
which vii - expended In The erection
Of nsN and the better equipment OF
Old college bliIIdings- The princslg
sums ezpsndsd On American colleges
and unigersiiies were never 80 great
as during the past eecade They
marx one 0, TIC most hopeful tsndsn-
ctes Of The times
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

FozrT students hare been dropped
from Cornell university for deficiency
n wo-<- and noE one o. them pom
trent II athletics Ths only ZINE ar
athlete Il eyer dropped IL an Eastern
college Il when soms fellow on an
osE1e- college cam catches him OF tne
poin; o. the Jaw II . gsatiemanly
game Of loot hall
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

The case Of the Chicago couple vino
hare married each other for che
sereu;h time L. exceptional Tins
average Chicago resilient dOee not
-ed the ZANE person more than sNIee.
anf rarely r,srrise 10 sxeeed ss7sn or
eiSt1: times altogether
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

BALTIMORE IL dealing Win the
stree: car isnder question Win 2 very
vigorous hand Warrants are taken
out against the officers Of e company
directly . catassrophe oeG1rs-sysn
TIE governor o. the state having n>ssn
20 ssrTed-anc they are compelled 20
show before tue courts reason why
;hasy .saoaid not rs punished for the
A-kre
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

TIE Canadians are about 70 build q
monument 70 Teeumseh. the Ind Ian
ally Of the British against the Amers-
cam in 1912 4 monument 70 Colonel
Jonnson. the American VINO shot the
big Indian and heipsd 20 put mis- white
allies 20 ron: would be more ia keep
Ing with 'ne spirit Of the age. An
alliance that brings only disaster 70
bo.a allies i not deserving Of public
memorials.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

The Brfslsh yzcf1; yalkyris III l. to
come over EEK. fall and maze shs
ninth attempt 10 regain sne Americas
cup into the po-sss=ssiOn Of England
Whzs American yzcns will enter -ns
international contest Il nos ge. de-
cided. but the race will Re ons Of inc
great sporting eTents o, the year
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

s0HE Of the Paris polioe officials eZ-
p-sss the opinion that si1s recent bomb
explosion Was the WORK Of q practical
joker. az the bomb contained no
deadly missiles II ths psrp1trator IL
caught, however. Il Is safe TO say that
. permanent end will be put 70 nis
funny huainesa- such iozsrs are
altogether too rich
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

IL Foe don't want the grip keep
your Zee: DRY IL you have shs g-aD
don't neg}ers Il some people seern
70 think tkai the grip q ioze-bcs
these people hare nsvs- had IL
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

..EOSE bu. American citizens" nzT
clean the sirs5ess OF New fo-z As
szEHctsns AMERICAN citizens cannot be
found tor the sassc. View YORK !. pa
trtoitcaIiy cutting o. is nose 10 spite
ia sace
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

liz those View YORK uilionAt-es
hare any more scan1ats Il I'll %
simply ridiculous for foreisr nobility
70 aisenaps 30 rstrase 70 admit them 10
fill social fsIIoEsh5y-
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

THuaE Is rar at Fassaz. The Vas
sssr girls ~art 30 dress one way and
the prsssijeus OF Vsaszr wants shsrn 30
dress ano7nev-
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
WHEN THE
KICKS COME IN

Is not the title of a new song. nor
does 1t refer to the backward act
ION Of that much maIigned animal.
the mule.
1t Is a phrase used by the inhabI-
tants Of oklahoma to designate the
approaching opening of the fruit
full acres of the Kickapoo Indian
reservation
II you wish to find out all abou.
the Kickapoo lands, as well az
those belonging TO the Wichita and
Commanche tribes-where cotton,
wheat and fruits Will pay hand
sorneiy-ask J. P. Hall, Colo. Pass
Agent, Santa Fe Route, Denver, fx
q
free
copy
of
Oklahoma
folder.
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

OTgE 5000. 900 cans o. tomatoes
we're put up IN the United States Lass
rear. The outlook for goa. provsnder
this rear u exceptionally good
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
A Pale Gray Donkey,
of Damascus

~ - 80
8corn5ng a welLfi,led manages =.
corn and oats slipped his h,l,s.
10 roam over the arid desert. yha.,,
he found among the hot sands 49,
burning rocks scanty crnn ~
thI5ties; and on the third day r..
persisted
The moral Of this b:
DON'T BE A PALE GRAY
DONKEY.
Don't wander away from hen.
without going over the ever pon,,'
lar
SANTA FE ROUTE
The Santa Fe has lines In I.
States and Territories. Ii alwav.
gets there carefully and on time.
and. considering all things /.
cheaper than other roads.
Don't persuade yourself that any
other way Is satisfactory: especial.
iy IL figuring on trip to CHICA.
GO and East. The Santa Fe ia tba
shortest line by 30 miles be,yncn
Kansas City and Chicago. and lt,s
few crossings at grade. Its yestt.
buled flyers are beauties Two OF
them leave Colorado points daily
Why not take trial trip?
Inquire of nearest A. 7. & ST
agent 4S-li,
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

Oyesr 2DJgpJD front have recently been
Matched st the state fish hatchery, and
Eyt.1'yg ezzs are on o.e frevs
The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02

TIE oldest snd largest
Kinney 10 The stAie s1s
TIE oElJ eEs IrS1szat
Ing a z-Lsfsl sn,eL II
ysdS vzr. b, ne szsssss
fsi y5snt CCJ/JKADG
CHOW y tres. Send 10.
CstaIs4fse ard gffsx ils
and sseSti<,a Rls Pager.
EEwtS,-E 4 HFE
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The Meeker herald., 1895-02-02
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-15
OLO EORG e.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Drake spent Satur-
day at Mount Pocono.
Mrs. Hannah Bennett was a visitor
to Pittston on Monday.
The ice cream social held in the Brick
church on Monday and Tuesday eve-
nlngs was we'll attended, and netted the
ladies neat sum.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Makely, of Yost-
vile. were calling on friends in Duryea
on Sunday, some one stole their horse
and buggy, and 1t has not been heard
from since.
Mrs. +. J. Schoonover Is quite III.
Mrs. Thomas Millard IL visiting her
daughter in Ransom.
At the regular meeting Of the Old
Forge school board. held on Monday
evening. 1t was decided that the school
term should be nine months and one
week.