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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27

today with the executive board for the
purpose of deciding upon scale. 1t
was unanimously agreed that 40 cents q
ton should be paid for hand mining.
this price to become effective March /
and remain In force for six months.
The Missouri and Illinois Mining com.
panies are the only ones that did not
agree to pay this scale. and at present
they have strike on their hands.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27
Loxy mates South.

March 5, April 2 and April 80, tickets
will be sold via Chicago & Eastern
Illinois Railroad to various points in
Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi, Nortl Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia and
to points in Florida west of River
Junction, at one fare for the round
trip. For tickets and information app
ply to your nearest agent, and C. w.
Humphrey, Northern Passenger Agent
C. & E. I. r. R., st. Paul, MINI.
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Ends the Warehouse Trust.

BROOKLYN. Feb. 26.-Referee A. F.
jerks has recommended to the supreme
court that Receiver W. ". Goodrich
sell the Union Storage aud Warehouse
company, known as the warehouse
trust, organized by the late E. b. Bart
lett, to the Brooklyn Wharfage AMI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27
Fixed the Illinois Scale

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 26.-Officers of
the Consolidated Madison, Consumers
and Crown Coal companies, represent
ing four-fifths OF the mines In the
BellevIle district, met In East st. Louis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27

Storage company for, s117.s9O. This
price will leave S16,24S to be divided
among the stockholders of the inSolvent
trust. Justice Gaynor has approved of
the recommendation. - sl} q. s,s' sJst:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27
Rig Purses at Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Feb. 26.-The
directors of the Rochester Driving
park have decided to give purses of
500. 600 at the August meeting, which is
to be held from Aug. 9 to %.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

(lERMANIA BANK. LOCATED IN
" its own building, opposite postoffice.
Paid-up capital 100000; pays interest on
time deposits; sells drafts on all parts of the
world: special attention given to sending
money to Germany, France, Switzerland and
the British empire. William Bickel, Presi
dent: P. NJ. Kerst. Cashier.
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Fancy Goods Dept.

RUGBY FOOT BALL PIN GUSH-
IONS-Satm eOUered, in HARVARD,
Yale, Princeton and other college
coiors. Hundreds of these Cush-
ions we're sold at 81. Coz
Special price. UJG
They make a pretty addition
to a iady's dressing table. Many
other fancy Novelties in Pin
Cushions and Emeries. See them.
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Black Jap Habutai, extra quail
ity; 80 pieces, 28-mch A0n
wide;tor Wednesday only. fJG
Worth s5c yard)
A late novelty, here only:
Pfsse HQbutai, Washes beautiful
y; retailing in New York at 85c
a yard. To introduce H0n
Choice style Gable Cord Ha6u-
tai usually sold at rs H0n
cents. Special pHeehere. fJG
E9na yard, value 85o-Fancy
JJU Black Tafetas, black with
hair lines of Mais, Lilac, Cream,
White, Cardinal.
Enn yard, value 85c and $500
Jul Japanese Habutai, Cream
and White Brocaded Silks (these
will washl SO different designs.
H0n and 69c yard, value 85c
+JG and $7.00-Gheney Bros.
Printed India Silks, styles for
spring. 1895.
Late ideas in Imperial Gautre,
full 81 inches wide, very swell
for evening waists. Prices mod
crate.
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Black Goods Department,

46-neh AH-WooI Best Black
French Serges. The price Coz
for today is. :. UJG
4O-neh BriIHantine Shifting,
1.-THE soc quality. Price q1n
for today is ............ JJGl
Just received, a neW shipment
of our famous Sunderland
Serges; 46 in. wide, pure E0o
wooL Price for today is. JJG
4O-iheh AH-WOol Jaoquards;
endless variety. Price for Enn
today is. ............... UJU
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The Gordon Hat is absolutely cor
rect. Ask for it. Insist upon having
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New Spring Dress GOOdS.I

One case of Silk and Wool
SWtngs, in neat little checks
and mixtures; actual value 10o
60c q yard. Our price. :. JJG
English Tailor Suitings,m Shep-.
herds Checks 1.-THE quality that,
should sell for 1926 q 7Eo
ydrdl We offer at. ...... lJU
NeW novelties in Pure Wool
and Silk and Wool the regular
$7.25 quality; Oh
per yard. :. GU
25 pieces French Pidids, ALI
pure WoOL, worth IS cents. Eno
Per yard. JUG
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] (jjf|I|()(jjfj
Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Pow
der, full pound can, .
25 CENTS.
This powder was examined by Dairy
Commissioner Anderson. through the
state chemist, and pronounced pure
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder. You
can at once see the enormous saving of
zoe per pound. za.. l
Will place on sale today Fresh Candled
Eggs, per dozen.
p CENTS.
Every one inspected.
xxx Herring, per pail.
p CENTS.
Fa. Family Mackerel, per pail,
1925.
Imported Holland Herring. per keg,
IS CENTS.
Mild Cheese. per pound.
7 CENTS.
Breakfast Goldfish, per pound,
q CENTS.
Scaled Smoked Herring. per box,
20 CENTS.
1o-lb. Pail White Fish,
as CENTS.
Fresh Water Fish. Trout, White Fish,
Wall-Eyed Pike and Fresh Herring.
Domestic Swiss Cheese, per h.,
i29 CENTS.
5-lb. Jar Fancy Creamery Butter,
St.OO.
5-lb. Jar Dairy Table Butter.
IS GENTS.
Lard Compound, per pound.
8 CENTS.
Limburger, per cake,
Is CENTS.
Sugar Corn. per can,
5 CENTS.
Fine Java and Mocha Coffee, per h.,
% CENTS.
3 lbs. finest Java and Mocha Coffee,
Si.OO.
Fat Family Mackerel, each,
8 GENTS.
Doughnuts. per Dozen. ...............2e
Sponge Cake, each. ............
THE ANDREW SCHOcH GROCERY Gu.
Cor. seYsnth and Broadway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-27

-. The at fey days
demonstrate the of HER MAJESTYS COR
SETS Ladies special prepared
he purpose.
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MARRIAGES BIRTHS DEATHS.

Marriages.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04

devolrs, ct ces devoirs J revetent une
forme moins troublee, MONS douteuse
cue u d'autres theatres. Bien
temeraire serait celui qui attrihuerait
a une condition queiconque de la vie
une somme plus forte GA plus GER
am dc &c qu'ici-bas on pomme IL
poiliieur. No;re sertnitt tient plus 4
hosrc caracteie qua notre etat.
EnHier lie sort d'autrui, cest iuger sur
uhe Illusion ct %poursuivre unc
chimere.
~"Cependant, 81 lon osait former IN
choIN en- mati6re de destinee. c'est
probabiement Ia vie DIES champs dui
tromperalt lie moins d~'espGrances.
lie vral campagnard est en- meme
temps actif ct s6dentaire sensible 4
l honneur, inaccessible 4 Iambition. il
ser son pays sans quitter son pays,
sans gutter Q foyer. Son corps est
robuste parce que son anne est
paisible. Jette-t.ll son regard Ell.
arriAre, il retrouve assur6ment dies
soucis on de peines, mais point de
regrets.
''Qnand ses jours sont combles, il
lalsse autour he sa tombe IN honnGte
souvenir de deuX on trols lieues AZ
circumference ct cette devise i ses
SUCCESSORS !: Vivfe en- travaillant.
MOURN en- priant."
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LIE meurtrler du jeuue 4. Navarro,
James Finlay, irouve coupable par
lie juri a etc condamne par lie JUICE
l.. 2. Caillouet aux travaux forces
pendant sa vie durante.
Voici les fats qui ont motive sa
condemnation Dams Ia mutt du 20
mars 1894, MI. \. Navarro, pendant
quill etait 4 s'entretenir devant la
porte de So residence, au Chacahoula,
avec un couple d'amis, James Finiay
ct IN autre negre. Henry Thomas, Sc
p~lacerent derriere les jeunes gems ct
a N la moindre prOvocation, James
Flnlay armG de son fusil fit fen sur
lie jeune Navarro quill tua sur lie coup.
On ma jamais pu metre Ia main sur
Henry Thomas, mas Finlay a etc
capture dams I'Arkansas ct remis aux
autorites de la paroisse Terrebonne.
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Tin volt par une communication
adressee 4 llHon. W. ". Pugh par
I'm DIES officers du Texas Pacldque ct
publiee dams le Plonnier de IAssump-
ton que IL question du chemin de
fer de Donaldsonvillc Il Thibodaux
revlent sur lie tapis. ST les i~nteresses
souscrivent aux conditions specifics
cette vote ferree sera terminee dams
deux mols ct prete a transporter sur
les marches In recolte actuellemeL.t
sur pied. Pour celia les capitalists
1ui sont a Ia tete de cette enterprise
demandent lie droit de passage ct
qu'une take de ) mills soft percue
pendant dix ans.
81 ce qu'ils demandent est accorde,
lis Sc proposent de faire partir la
llgne en- bas de Donaldsonville, rive
gauche du Bayou jusqu'a l'habitation
Alliance OH lis construiront I'm pont
pour prendre la rive droite jusqu'a
NapolGonville GU Thibodaux il est
scion toute probabilite qu'ils cons
trulront I'm pont pres de Thibo-
danX pour retUurner sur In rive
gauche.
Maintenant 81 lie peupIe est reelle-
ment anXieuX d'avoir un chemin de
Ier, il ma qua Sc METRE en- mouve-
ment.
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lie Louisiana Excursion GLIB, re-

lie Louisiana Excursion Club, re-
comment organise i Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans avec le concours dies %citoyens
les plus Ell vue, Sc propose Gle COM
mencer la serie d'excursions quill dot
bonner par Thibodaux, le IL du mois
de JUN. Cette soci6te q pour presi-
dent NJ. Biasini ct pour secretaire VI.
G.. Riviere. Parmi les actionnalres
Sc trouvent NJ. Paoletti directeur de Ia
celebSe Bande de Musique, qui la
saison derniere jouait an West End.
Bien entendu que cette musique
composee de trente cinq q quarante
instrumentistes ex%p6rimentes fera
partie de toutes les excursion faites
par cette socl4te. Ainsi lie 16 du
mois proclaim on sera a meme den
tendre de Ia musique superintendent
bonnie.
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entire

Auiourd'hui. entire II ct 4
heures, aura lieu, devant la maison
Gle cour, la vente a l'enchere publique,
de Ia batisse en- briques, connue
autrefois sous lie nom de Union Hall,
sItute a l'encoignure des rues Market
ct Green.
Cette proprittt, dependant de Ia
succession de Nine Veuye William &.
Horton est occnp6e par lie cafe de
MIR, TrtgIe Ct par Ie restaurant dc
John Tomas>i.
lie meme jour, lc sheriff vendra 4
l'euchere publique, an moroccan de
terre, slime Sur III rive irolte du
Bayon Lafourche, a environ trois
miles en bas Ill IL vile de Thjbodapx.
meaufaht and arRent al lemi de face
sur .uae proeoaaeur de yi1gtluit
aEEgnts
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Vendredl dernier, nous ayons Gu
une bonnie pluie qui a continue tout
lavant-midi de samedl.. Cette pluie
depuis longtemps desiree dot ayoir
fat beaucoup de bien aux recoltes ct
aux plantes potageres, car toute la
vegetation soutfrait horriblement de
la secheresse. Le dimanche matin, lie
temps s'est remls au beau ct a permits
aux excursionnistes qui sont venus
visiter notre vile ce jour-la, de jour
DIES nombreux agreements .qu'ellc
possede.
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LIE Tres-Reverend Pere Chas.
Menard, I'm DIES plus vieux pretres
du diocese, ayant dome sa dennis
sion Monseigneur rArchGveque Ia
remplace par le::Pere Dubourg qni
desservait l'egllse DIES Opelousas. Ce
dernier a deja prs charge de sa
nouveile cure, OH nous ~lesperons, il
suivra les traces de son digne ct vene-
rabIe predecessor.
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Depuis quelques jours, il arrive ii
la Nouvelle-Orleans de petits lots de
pommes de terre ct d'oignons de la
recolte nouvelle. Ces comestibles
mont pas atteint lie degre de maturite
voulu ct ne sont pas gen6ralement de
crosse table, ce 4ui fat que les ache
tours ne sont pas disposGs a en-
bonner un priN tres eleve. Toutefois
les pommes de terre nouve.les Sc
vendaient de $3.50 a $3.50 le baril,
WI leur rarete.
Les oignons nouveaux Sc vendent
de 1925 a $3.50 mails il est pre-
sumable que lie. oignons murs ct de
bonnie grOsseur Sc vendront environ
$500 quand lis arriveront sur le
marche ct qu'ils continueront a etre
fermes pendant toute la saison. II
arrive encore DIES olgnons de rOuest
gui Sc vendent de $3.50 4 1919 lie
baril !; il ny en- a qu'une fable
quantite dams rOuest qui sera
bieEt0t consomm6e ct alors il est
certain que les oignons creoles, assez
rares cette aimee, Sc yendront bien.
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LeXeurslon de la Nouyelle Orleans
a T%hibodaux, donn6e par la Southern
Pacific BenerOlent association, est
arriv6e dimanche derniq vers ONE
heures du matin au depot. \ leur
arfivee, les excursionnistes ont etc
agreablement surpris de la foule qui
les attendait ct de trouver Ia un
certain nombre de vehicules qui ont
transpoftt unc partie d'entr'eux sur
lhahitationAcadia, OH lis ont etc
Acknowledgement reeQs ct OH M diner
DIES PITS s~aeeelents =leur u etc servi.
eetN4 af sont restds dams la vile
ont d@4e2zsHt pass6 leur temps
tres smeat les uns a Sc
promelsr e9#voztGre ct les autres It.
danser.
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u. Edison espere qu'un jour, on
pourra lire les pensees les plus
secretes dune personne en- lui appli-
QUAINT IN apparel electriaue sur la
tete. Get apparel, relic par un fl a
la tete dune autre personne, permet-
trait a cette dernlere de preEdre con-
Nuisance des pensees de I'autre.-
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the erande fete accompanied dun
grand Festival aura lieu dams lie
pare de Houma, pour lie bGn6fce de
reglise Episcopale St-NiathIeu, les is
ct Il du present mois.
Tn train special partira de Thibo-
daux, lie vendredi II, a G:30 du solr
ct s'arratera Il toutes les stations de
la llgne.
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Tn nouvean Club Social Went de
se former dams .notre vile. Cette
noavelle organisation porte enom lie
TriUy Social Club ct son Inaugural
tioa Sc fera par un Picnic au1Grand
Bayou.
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Les lmpottations de marchandises
seches, arrives CANS lie port de New
York pour Ia semaine finissant n
dredi soir, Sc sont Glevees a s22,563,-
272 contre 81, 503,33 $50 pour la semaine
correspondence de Pan passe.
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Depuis quelques jours Oh trouve
des legumes sous notre #marche ct
surtout dies haricots yerts.
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Mr.. ". ?. Martin Went d'6tre
uomme administrator de l'6cole
normale d'Etat, pour femplir=l la
vaeance occasionn6e par Ia demission
de MI. l.. Pngh.
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LIE conseil de vile s'est assemble lie
dernler jour d'avril. Tous les mem
bres Gtaient presents, eSceptt H..
Zernott ct ThOs. Alberti.
lie MARIE, W. c. Ragan, fat
autoris6 4 acheter 1900 bariIs dc
Charlton pour usage de Ia vile. lie
Marie fut tgalement autoris6 4 con
straire une dale en- briques i travera
IA rue lower Canal a Intersection de
ID rue Cider conjointement aux frais
de 10 paroisse ct dc Ia vile. Mats il
est stipul6 que 81 IA paroisse refuse
dc payer sa quote part, IL vile paiera
seule toutes les dGpenses.
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HDUYEzLES LOCALES,
ruANGENEST DAMS LES TRAINS A

CuANGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
p.ssAGERS EFT LA MALLE-POSTE.-De-
mis- q%uelques jours,, IL y a eu un
engagement dams les trans a passa-
nprs ct Ia malle-poste a Thibodaux
CONNIE suit
DEPARTS @= ARRIVES
No Sc 4 S a.. N. 81 9:15 a. m.
5Sa II am. 50 a 1915 p. m.
q so a i p. u. 81 a 5:15 p. m.
MALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS
No. sc maize de list.
q 49,. de fOuest.
& 60, de FIST ct de TOuest.
ARRIVES
No. 51..............E Est ct Quest.
. Sc Est.
y 81 =. Quest.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11
The Protest Recognized.

The White River Stock Growers as
scciation entered a vigorous protest
against the appointment of one Murray
as stock inspector at Rifle. and it had
the effect of transferring the gentleman
to the Montrose circuit The eudorsee
of the association. jim Talbot, viii
attend to Rifle shipments, as the follow
ing from the Denver Republican Will
explain:
In State Veterinarian Gress~eil's Of
fee yesterday afternoon the second
meeting of the new cattle inspection
board was held. These members were
present: President J. K Mullins, Sec
Rotary W. II. Adams. Ben Price, J. G..
johnson, II. s HolleY and George K
Peasiey. The meeting was called for
the purpose of eIectirg an inspector in
place Of John Murray. Ben Price OF
the board. who is president Of the White
River Stock Growers association, lives
in the western district, and the appoint
ment Of MURRAY was made without his
knowledge. BIr. Price lives sixty miles
from railroad, AID failed to get his
notice OF the meeting at which Murray
WAS appointed. The selection Was un-
satisfactory to him as well as others in
the district, and In addition 90 his pro-
test Representative John W. Lowell, of
ROutt county, and C. T. Carney, OF
Rangely, were present to urge a change
Murray is said to be incompetent. For
the two years before his advent, under
Inspector Chatfield. il is alleged that
the work Was unsatisfactory, and the
of the district wanted TO have
an especially good man. James Talbot
an old inspector. was appointed in Mur
rays place, at the instance OF the petit
TONERS. He is said to be thoroughly
qualified for the work. having formerly
served a term in that capacity before
Chatiield.
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star spangIed Banners Author

Many interesting things about Fran
cis Scott Key-the author OF the Star
Spangled Banner-are contained In a
pamphlet, which may be obtained free,
from the Key Monument association Of
Frederick City. Maryland. BIZ sending
one &c stamp for postage. This associ-
alton is raising funds for a suitable
monument TO the poet, and they suggest
that in the schools and everywhere,
upon Or before Flag Day June Isth).
this subject be suitably recognized.
Contributions, however small. are asked
for. Everyone who loves the flag,
Ought to have some small share in
building tbis monument. The governor
of Maryland has strongly endorsed the
movement. The names Of all contribu-
tors will be preserved In the crypt Of
the monument. and published without
amountl in the history Of the monument
when completed.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

When the breezy, blooming boomers
are the universal go, how will tailors
press the creases in them, ] should like
to know When the baby's head is
noddiDg and it wants to take nap, bow
can mamma luli her darling in bifur-
Gated lapf How can Bridget shoe the
chickens with no SKIRT to flop and fling,
when the creatrres go grubbing in the
garden in the apringf But the question
most annoying that our speculations
catch: Can she vie with rnen in action
when she goes TO scratch a match l-Ex-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

GLEswoOD spfHxcs, Colo, May s, 1856
NOTICE-Is hereby given that the folIo~inz
~ named settler Eszs MED notice Of his tnten-
ton 10 make final proof In support Of bis
ciEir. ana that said proof will BE- made be-
Is.fI, at 10 O'Clock A. m, viz:
John r. Wilson Jr-, Of Neeker. Colo. on his
7. u. (. 40 Zfsl Ute. for Lots !. 2 and sec
~. TIP. 3 Y. Il 81 w. and the SE ]. Ne 4 Sec.
., Tp- n. X. ~ ". 9Th p. VI.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
Of. said land. viz.
Q. 7. Hulert and Hugh Torrcnce, both Of
Axial. Colorado. and A. l.. Durham and kobert
Watkins. both Of Eeeker, Colorado.
rull-fI5 j. u. PHILiPPI- Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

GLEETooD SPRINGS, Colo.- May 4, lse5.
N-oIJcE-Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has Med notice Of his inten-
md that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of tine District Court Of Rio Blanco
county. at neeker. Colo, On June II. I1S,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. VIZ
Henry Tflson, Of Heeker. Colo, on his p. d.
z. No. 5f5l, Ute. for the y 4 * 4 Ne 4 sW Il
Sec "a TIP. 3 n. r. & ". and Lot 3, sec. ~.
TIP. ". K ~ W. 9th r. ".
He names the fOiIOgrfng witnesses 10 prove
his continuotis residence upon and cultivation
n. said land III:
&. T. Hulett and Hugh florence, both Of
Axial. Colorado, and A T.. Durham and KOoert
Watkins. 10th Of Meeker, Colombo.
mil-it5 J. u. PHILIPPI, Register.
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Il the truthful, startling title Of book about
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habit cure that traces up nicoiinzed nerves
eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak
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f. sold by JOfiantgen * Kelly undergo gliar-
gntee to cure or money refunded
BOOK free. Address. Sterling Remedy Co,
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

Some expert financial straddIiDg Is
just now being done By some men who
have enjoyed the reputation Of having
the courage Of their convictions.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11
Ranch For saIe--Cheap.

4 good river ranch, located about s
miles below Wolf creek. Improved by
good ditch; well fenced and good log
house. Ninety acres under water. Clear
title. Price, 800 Address,
BEE STADffAs,
nSaT Haysvills, Kas.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

Leather has advanced 25 per cent,
which will cause a like advance In
shoes. Until obliged to buy at new
prices Hngus & Co. will give their Gus
toners the benefit OF the former low
prices They have large and complete
stock
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

The judge of a Washington police
court sent boy to the work-house for
five days because he laughed at police
man It's fortunate Solomon didn't live
until now; as dispenser of justice he
wouldn't be in it with this judge.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

An unusual amount Of interest was
taken in last MONDAYS school election,
but it was q one-aided affair. The old
board consisting Of Messrs. Ezra Elem
ming, W II. Clark and W. f. Simpson,
swept things with cyclonic vengeance.
The ladies' were on hand, and very few
UeTe overlooked by the ''workers."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11

No matter if 1t does rain occasionally,
go to Hugus 81 Co.'S and get straw
bat. You1l need It later.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-05-11
Channels hbre-the new dress lining
at Hugus & Co.

a LAWYERS confidence in the limo
cence of his client seldom causes the
loss of an opportunity TO quash an in
dic.ment on a technicaIity.