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The record-union., 1895-05-03
A Little
knOWIedQe

Is not a dangerous thing when it saves
money, is it?
There are hundreds of men who read
the Record Union who have absolutely
no idea of the perfection attained in
the making of ready-made clothing.
They do not know that many of the
suits which they see on their friends,
and which they think come from high
price taiOrs. come from here. A little
knowledge of our cloths and prices
would certainly be revelation to these
men.
We are specially proud of our $40,
SIS and SIT so suits. Look at them, if
you look at any.
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Bought by us at Receivers Sale.

LOT I.--CottOn CrepOn, new crinkled
fabric, intended for waists and summer
suits. Can be had in the following
beautiful colors: Gold, white, cardinal,
rose, black, orange, sky, navy and
lemon. Price, per yard, Be.
LOT ia new lot of Striped Elan.
nelettes for outing purposes, 27 inches
wide and in good patterns; IS yards
for 81, or per yard, 4c.
LOT III.-Turkey Red and White
Table Covers, full size, fast colors.
Sale price, each, 66c.
LOT IV.-Will consist of an unusual
purchase of Fine Bleached Table Dam
asK, 90 inches wide, in handsome pat
terms and quality that would sell reg
ularly for 75c per yard. As there are
quite number of pieces in this pur-
chase, We have made the price for this
sale, per yard, 4Sc.
LOT We shall include in this lot
all our Remnants of Domestics, as fol-
lows: Percales, Swiss, Lawns, Sateens,
Dress Innings, Haircloths, Sheetiugs,
Muslins, Ducks Calico, Ginghams,
Crepons, etc. Many good, useful lengths
will be found in this lot.
LOT VI.-0ne of the best items we
have had for long time is this lot OF
Spring Suit Lengths. There are about
so patterns in all, including Dimity
Lawns, Canyasback Ducks, White Dot
ted Swiss, Figured Crepons, Sateens and
Beautiful New Percales. The pieces
measure from o. to IL yards, which are
all good suit lengths. We have de-
cided to divide them into three prices,
namely, per full suit 66c, 9Sc and
81 16.
LOT VII.-0ne solid case of nice
quality White Checked Nainsook, neat
patterns. Per yard, BE.
LOT VIII.-Bleached Muslin, 20
inch wide; good enough for all ordi-
nary purposes; IS yards for 81, or per
yard, 4c.
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What becomes of this million of hard
cash? The commission gobbles up about
two-thirds of it. What does it do with it i?
1t poses as great. peculiar and imposing
financial institution, the like of which
was never known before, and at times in
dulges in the pleasant pastime of buying
bonds and coupons Of the San Francisco
syndicate when that institution happens
to want hard CASH at par, or small per-
centage below that figure, and at times
investing in other securities. 1t has been
kind enough to loan the city little of it's
own money at per cent. on occasions
when that 1nsolvent corporation was in
straits; as, witness the fact, that among
the assets of this wealthy commission
claimed by it to amount to the respect
able sum of about 81, ,543. COO are found
$50, 900 OF levee bonds and Sos, 900 of street
Improvement bonds. Foreign capital
and enterprise are invited here, and we
say: Look at our streets and levees,"
and foreign capital says: =" cry good;
but look at your taxes! Why DO you
repudiate? Why don't you pay your
debts first and improve afterwards? Do
you want us to come here and help you
pay those bonds that have been due ever
since 1883 and 1892"
The long reign of the commission has
stricken the mental faculties OF some of
our citizens with such peculiar paral-
ysis that they cannot understand such
talk on the part OF outsiders The scales
will some day drop from their eyes, and
they will then wonder that they were SO
long fooled by this ingenious fraud
which banks upon assets consisting
of paper representing paid up and cam
celed debts. When reason resumes its
throne, the shallow pretense for the
maintenance of the Funded Debt Com
mission will clearly appear. That the
financial life and character of the city,
such as Sacramento is justly entitled to
be. should ever have been committed to
the guardianship of such a commission,
however respectable its personnel may
have been. or may be, will be regard ed
as a curious and wonderful exhibitioneof
stupidity and confidence.
The whole of that old debt could have
been paid between 1872 and 1880 at a cost
of not exceeding 35 cents in the dollar.
This is proved by the fact that S400, 900 of
it was readily taken up at the rates OF
from 20 TO 30 cents, market rate which
prevailed for many years. The manage
ment of the commission has been the
main factor in raising the bonds and
coupons to par value. The Act of 1872
contemplated no such results. Its pur-
pose was to enable the city, in lawful
way, to extricate itself from the situation
IN which debt and disaster had placed it.
The circumstances of the time opened up
the opportunity. The creditors were
more than willing to accept the offer, and
urged the passage of the law, If it had
been carried out according to it's true in
tent and purpose, it would have ceased as
an operative law in few years. But.
then, we would not have been blessed in
these later years with the Funded Debt
The record-union., 1895-05-03

WOoD-At Berkeley, May 1st, L. A. Wood
father OF w. s. Wood of San Francisco and
9. X. Wood of Sacramento), a native of New
York. aged Sd years.
GB-FrIends ana acqualnJances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
day (Fridayi, at 2 P. ", from Odd Fellows
Temple, under the auspices of Sacramento
Lodge. No. z, 1. o. o. +.
CoFFIELD-In this city, May lst, Nicholas,
husband of Ella Coffield, native of Dem
mark, aged AZ years, months and l2
days.
a8-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday
at 3 P. n, from his late residence, 914
FOURTEENTH street.
The record-union., 1895-05-03
MELLINER

New shapes of the very latest crea-
ton are constantly being added to our
already large stock of stylish un-
trimmed hats. The latest production
of the old French XVI century styles
can be seen in the department, trimmed
or untrlmmed.
Novelty and Plain Ta6eta Ribbons.
bought expressly for millinery use, at
prices lower than ever.
Handsome All-sik Fancy Ribbons, 35c per
yard.
Plain Taffetas and All-silk Gros Grain
Ribbons, wide width, 25c and 35c per yard.
Dainty Jet Piquets and Ornaments, 25c and
soc each.
Almost every Natural Flower is represented
in large stock of French Flowers, 25c, soc
and 75c spray.
Violet Bouquets. I5c each.
Every taste can be satisfied from ouT large
stock Of ready-trimmed Hats The latest
styles and newest ideas are shown.
The record-union., 1895-05-03

ANY one desiring secondhand square
pianos, from S75 up, can procure them at
Neale, Ejlers Company Cooper M Music
Company. We are also agents for the
unsurpassed Conover, the well-known
Mathushek and Jacob Doll pianos, Chi
cago Cottage organs. Headquarters for
everything musical. 63l j street.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed and COM
missioned the following Notaries Public:
G. j. Nancy, Bakersfield; II. H. Laur-
ence, Oakland; s. r. Langworthy, Los
Angeles; Il. A. Roseberry, Susanville.
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Open Air Concert

By Santa Catalina Island Band. Four
more complimentary concerts at Plaza
Thursday and Friday. afternoon and
evening, from to and to 10 re-
spectfvely. All should hear these talented
soloists.
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Gone After a Handy Man.

Deputy Sheriff Charles Schwilk left for
Reno, New, last night with requisition
papers to get Bayard Handy, who is
wanted in this city for burglary,
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To-night's Lectures,

At the Sixth-street M. L. Church this
evening J. M. Glass, State Chairman Of
the Prohibition party, will lecture (free)
on "Our Country-Its Present and
Future"
The record-union., 1895-05-03
The Petralli Case.

Argument in the case of John Petralli
for shooting Joe Marricci, on the 18th of
last September. will begin in Department
One of the Superior Court this morning.
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Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court will meet in th
city on Monday next for the May teri
The court will meet at P. NJ.
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University Checks signed.

Governor Budd has signed university
checks Nos. H,7l4 to II, 752. inclusive, ag-
gregating 81, ,9S6 IS.
The record-union., 1895-05-03

Rev. E. r. Ollie will lecture at the Cen.
trail NJ. e. Church this evening. His SUBJ
ject will be, Love, Courtship and Mar
riapeD
The record-union., 1895-05-03

For SALE.-House of six rooms, corner
lot, 35x10o. House of six rooms, lot 40 by
100. F. G. Hyde, Real Estate and Insur-
ance Agent, 10l1 Ninth ST., bet. j and X. @'
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MARRIED.
DIED.

DAV1S-PARKER-In this city, May %, by
the Rev. Father Walsh, James Ii. Davis to
Miss Jessie Parker, both of Sacramento
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

A shrewd and observing writer says
that the deadest of all dead things is
boom town after the boom has "petered"
out; and the truthfulness of this con-
clusion has come to be recognized as one
of the most firmly established aphor-
isms of the present day. Meeker and
Rio Blanco county have never had any
booms, don't want any at the present
time, or at any future time. Booms are
not needed to push this county to the
front; its natural resources and ad-
vantages do that without artificial aid.
and this is the way we want things to
continue. Gradual development is al
ways the best and that's what we have
enjoyed up to date. The county never
experienced greater prosperity than at
the present time, and the outlook is ex-
ceedingly bright for an uninterrupted
continuance of the same.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29
Christian Endeavor Excursion

Christian EndeavOr Excursion.
The official route to Boston and re-
turn for the Christian Endeavor asso-
citation, is the Santa Fe and Wabash.
Leave Denver 1:30 p. In. Friday, July
5th, taking up Colorado Springs, Pueblo
and New Mexico delegations en- route;
also parties wishing to make connec-
tiops with the train at these points, ar
irving at Chicago Sunday morning at
o'clock.
The Wabash Christian Endeavor
train will leave Chicago at 6p. m. Mon
day, taking breakfast at Niagara Falls
Tuesday, and spending the entire day
there, arriving at Boston 4 p. M,
Wednesday July 18th.
Parties wishing to do so, may leave
Chicago at $3.50 or 1890 p. M, on the
regular Wabash trains. Sunday or Mon
day.
All desiring to go, please make ap-
plication Immediately to the under
signed for sleeping car Accommodations.
Further information cheerfully fur
nished. One fare for the round trip.
O. Fl. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent,
1895 18th ST., Denver.
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Notice of Equalization.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER,
RIO BLANCO COUNTY,
MEEKER, Colo, juno 10, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the COM
missioners of the county and state
aforesaid, will sit as board of equali-
cation on Monday, July 1, 1895, and
continue in session not less than three
nor more than ten consecutive days, for
the purpose of equalizing and adjusting
the assessment roll; also on July Is,
1896, and continuing not less than two
nor more than ten consecutive days to
hear complaints, adjust roll, etc.
l.. Il. WALBRIDaE,
jn20 County Clerk.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

givin' girl in marredge to clown am
maxim her depindent on his whims,'
she says. The women'll earn their
own livin'.' she says, am mebbe,' she
says, 'th' man'll stay at home an dredge
in th' housewurruk, she says
"'A-ho,' says Donahue. AM that's
th' new woman, is it p he says. An he
said no more that night.
but the nex' mornin' Mrs. Donahue
an Mollie come to his dure. Get up
says Mrs. Donahue, am bring in some
coal,' she says. 'Ye drowsy man, yen
be late FIR ye.er wurruk.'
'Divvle tn bit iv coal I'll fetch
says Donahue. Go away an lave me
Alone he says, 'ye'er inthruptin' me
Dreams
"'What ails ye, man alive?' says
Mrs. Donahue. Get up
"'Go away says Donahue, 'an' lave
me slumber,' he says. 'Th' idee iv a
couple of big strong women like you
maxim me wurruk FIR ye,' he says.
'Mollie'll bring in tn coal,' he says.
AN as FIR you, Honoria,' he says, 'ye'd
bist see what there is in the cupboard
an put it in ye'er dinner pail. heerd
th' first whistle blow minnit ago, an
there's pile iv Stag at th' mill that has
to be wheeled off before th' sup'rintin-
dint comes round, he says. 'Ye know
ye can't afford to lose ye'er job wild me
in this dilicate condition. An Mollie,
do ye bring me in cup iv cocoa an a
pOoched agg at tin,' he says. L ixpect
me music teacher about that time. We
have to take wallop out iv Wagner
and Bootoven befure noon.'
"' Th' Lord save us firm harm,' says
Mrs. Donahue. The mans clean
crazy
"'Divvle's th' bit,' says Donahue,
air. I'm th' new man. he says.
well, sir, Donahue said it flured
thin complete. They didn't know what
to say. Nollie was game, an she
fetched in th' coal, but Mrs. Donahue
got nervous as o'clock come around
'Ye're not goin' to stay in bed all day
an lose we're job she says.
TN ell with me Job,' says DOna-
hue. 'I'm not th' man to take wurruk
whin they'se Industrious women wild
nawthin to do he says. Show me th'
pa-apers,' he says. Il want to see where
can get an s0-cint bonnet FIR two-an,
a-half.'
Hes that stubborn he'd we stayed
in bed all day, but th' good woman
weakened. Come she says, don't be
foolish, she says. 'Ye wudden't have
th' ol woman wurrul1in' in th' mills,
she says. ''Twas all joke she says.
"'Oh-ho, the ol' womanp he says.
'Th' oil woman. Well, that's a horse iv
another COLOR he says. AM 1 don't
mind tellin' ye TIL mills is closed down
to-day, Honoria.'
80 he dhressed himself an wint out
an says he to Mollie, he says: Miss
New woman says he, 'ye may find
wurruk enough around tn house. he
says. AM if ye have tonne ye might
paint TIL stoop,' he says. The old man
is goin' to take th' OF woman down be
Halsted sthreet an blow himself FIR a
new shawl for her.
AN he's been that proud of tn vic
tory that he's been regular customer
fir a week. Chicago Post.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29
Making Il Trip? If So, Note
These Cold -BIOOded Facts!

Making Trip? If So, Note
These COld-Blooded Facts!
"Rio Grande" trains make connec-
tions at Denver with burlington Route
Flyersn for st. Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City, st. Joe, Omaha, Lincoln, st. Paul
and all points east, south and north :;
from Denver 1l:00 a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
1.-THE Burlington" has always been a
leader in everything pertaining to the
comfort and safety Of its patrons. Mag
niflcent Pullman palace cars, elegant
chair cars (free), through dining cars,
all meals la carte-you only pay Tor
what YOU eat-(meals from Csc upl. All
our trains are vestibuled, and when you
take a Burlington train you can rest as
sured of arriving at your destination on
time. Our "Flyer" leaving Denver az
05O p. m. daily, the Handsomely ana
best equipped train in the west' arrives
at Chicago at 1865 and ST. Louis at 7:lO
the second morning-only one DAY on
the road. 1.-The Burlington" is the only
direct line from Denver running over
It's own tracks exclusively from DehVer
to st. Louis or Chicago, thus obviatine
any danger of missing connexions az
Chicago or st. Louis with the fast Trains
east or south. .
Notwithstanding the many advan-
tages offered by this strictly a.
Line, y our rates are as low as by othel
lines. and any Rio Grande agent VIII
consider it a pleasure to give run par.
ticulars, ticket you, check your baggage
to any point in the United states ESQ. Q.
Canada. Remember your local asehs
can make you as good rates ,s as can can DE pe
Obtained & in Denver, but should .i yGa1 p1nfiy dey
SlH write G Geo. ". Vallery, General Agent
lioSo nth street, Denver, Colo'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29
New Woman of Archy Road.

New Woman of Archy Road.
"Well, what's new?" MIR. McKenna
asked when he dropped into Mr.. Doc
ley's little store Friday night.
Dom little git out iv th' pa-apers," "
said Mr. Dooley. "They's on'y wan iv
thin now printin' good dimocratic
news. That's th' Stazseitoong. I've
been takin' it FIR two weeks, but think
III lave off. l don't loike thin cracks
of Wash's about Inland an Ausland.'
But as FIR tn road, why glory be, we've
had trouble an excitemint enough.
Molly Donahue have up an become a
new woman!
"It's been good thing FIR old man
Donahue, though. Jawn. He stood
ivrything that mortal man cud stand.
He seen her appearin in tn road wear
i'm clothes that no lady sh'd wear, an
ridin' a bicycle; he was humiliated whln
she demanded to vote; he put his pride
under his arm an ma-arched out iv tn >
house whin she committed assault-an'-
batthry on th' piannah. But he's got
to th' ind iv th' rope now. He was IN
here las night, how-come-ye-so, with
his hat cooked over his eye an a look OF
resolution on his face, an whin he lift
me he SAYS, says he: "Dooley,' he says,
I'll conquer OF I'll die says he.
"It's been comm FIR months, but u
on'y bust on Donahue las week. Hed
come home at night tired out an afther
supper he was pullin' off his boots, whin
Mollie an th' mother begun talkin'
about th' rights iv females.
".'Tis th' era iv the new woman''
says Mollie.
".Ye'er right, says the mother.
"'What dye name by tn new
woman says Donahue. holdin' his boot
in his hand.
".The new woman, says Mollie, III
he free firm th' opprision iv man. she
saws. She'll wurruk out her own way
without help or hinderance,' says she.
She'll wear what clothes she wants,
she says, AN she'll be no mans slave
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

In conformity with the expressed
wishes Of majority Of the Democratic
State Central committee, mass con-
vention of the party will be held in
Denver on Tuesday, July I'd, for the
purpose of taking such action as will
direct the attention Of the people Of the
whole state to the attitude of the Demo-
cracy of Colorado on the silver question.
1t is hoped all who can conveniently,
will be in attendance at the meeting on
July I'd.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29
Ready for a Stampede.

The last issue of the VernaI Express
says I:
"On Green river, at Jensen, the woods
and hills are full of men, waiting for
signal that the portion of the Uncom-
pahgre reservation lying east of Green
river and south of White river, is open
for settlement, and if they get the sig
nal there will be wild stampede for
the asphaltum lands on that part Of the
reserve. Parties coming in from east
Of Green river estimate about 700 men
scattered from Green to White river
and the majority of them are well
armed with Winchesters and six-shoot-
ers, and if the report is true that the
land spoken of is to be thrown open by
wire, hell will pop in very few hours
afterward. If Hoke Smith opens that
reservation without giving every body a
chance, somebody is sure to get hurt, as
there are people in Uintah county,
Utah, and in Rio Blsnco county, Colo,
who will not stand idly by and see
any syndicate gobble up all of the
asphaltum lands.
"A telephone message was received
in Vernal Tuesday, from Colonel Rand
lett, at Fort Duchesne, stating that all
monuments would be obliterated that
were made prior to opening the land
and all ''sooners" taken to the guard
house at the fort and hold until after
the land is opened"
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jn20
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

The Denver News is doing valiant
service for that city in its fight for the
rights of the people and against that
grasping monopoly, the Union Water
company. Corporate aggression and
tyranny is the curse of the age.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29
ITEMS OF INTEREST
BY
The Wabash Man.

Bulletin Nod.
The popular Wabash Line offers unparalleled
Inducements for eastern excursions during
1895.
We can send you to Decatur and return, to
attend the annual meeting OF the German Bap-
lists; tickets on sale May 24th, good thirty
days. To Chattanooga, Tenn, and return, with
the Epworth League, June 9th to 30th; tickets
good thirty days. To Boston with the Chris
ian Endeavor or the knight Templar excur-
sions, the first named going the hrst week in
July, the Knights Templar. going the 2lst Of
August. Both Of these excursions via popular
and attractive routes.
stop-over at Niagara Falls IL desired.
Send your address to me for an elegant map
and guide to the city OF Boston, and other at
tractive advertising matter.
Look out for bulletin No.6
@. NJ. HANPSON,
Commercial Agent, Denver, Colo
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

Money having been the leading family
question for many years it is not surpris-
ing to find that it has now grown to be
national question.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

The new Buckeye mower is the per-
fection Of grass cutters. All the latest
Improvements are added and some
changes made. j. w. Hugus 81 Co.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-06-29

Ex-President Harrison must mean
business; he has muzzled his talkatiye
son, Russell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24
SUOsJafota.

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oas VerbOr in Der Sa9e 9e9en ben
betrilgeriihen Staats S1aBmeilter
SaDlOr auf ben 2. SttOber du9eieBt.
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bin, oaB bereits ale Ginpdnoe Der
Sertbeiolgung 9ele9eutli6 Der Ier=
banolun9 oes Sabeas GOrpus=8eiu1es
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llno gu reoioiren. is miro Dem 8rob=
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BON partiton tamen leBtbin ID oeutide
Prlslter Sliammen. UNI ben oeutlben
Pater Mteniing gum Nahiol9er oes
gIlGois Mtartp .5u empieblen. Sine
olesbe3i9llNe PetitiOn, unterihriebsn
bon allen oeuti6en Yrieiiern Der Sl6.
aete. Toll bon giihoi Wortp nuh &om
9enommen uno Dem Pnplte unterbreitet
peroen. (St nit SOrlibt aui5uneb-
men. 4nm. b. Geo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24
Bier 9ro6c GrfoIge.

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bienite suben, UNI al Die bebaupteteu
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yeber, oes Wasens nno Der Nierem. -
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wel6e bic poQtpmmenite Der BiQen lit.
Sir iebes bieier Seilmittel wirO sarans
tirt, bag beiien Seiltraft iib bewdbrsu
mcroe. Der GAMBLER, oeilen Name bic,
beiseiiist lit, wiro Sbnen serne ndbers
~glustunft barber seben. Uerfauft bel
{. %. &uete, 56s MainitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24
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