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The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

The announcement u tie death 81
Hiss 8IzEy 5lellssl0n- which WIS re-
e.sveL here b. telegram 5E5Bdss night.
czs- a s1adoz q: gloom gves this COZ
r1gn5rF- TIE sgd Heg-s was IS sHGisn
IS ,gaezEze;ea- OF course. q WIS su57sz
sazt Gssezssc had been "a sr-v p1g-
heaI.h all gzsr-e- AMI ap uH-5i sire ief-
Tor bz- Ola lgu= - 1.- sI=sl5-s H.
alsaas g3rse qa-ss5 ago. 1u- she sEH
tie ig1saes zs right ami is-es- aeF5csz
received l.e-s-g-IGc ~ Monday night
reported re- iu good spirits and zp-
pareas,g img-gviuz-
Mss 4lc-l4;.5a-s 1-lze-s dl-es bzcE
% Tie EEDe about I77g years ago when
ss uas lzl.z a-r- IN e stage accident
Fa- s9-ls Gima asge- ls4- uis.a47 she
EEK q pain IN her ief- 5-ezs1 aad
shoulder fg- which G5gu8Le she con-
sulred q d5s-O- a. 1Is Sterling while
90 ae- g1zT east 90 a1-euL rLs Worlds
Easr. bn5 s!se HEJl-,zl Ian assured
la- -a4. ED.-.uE ==r.1Gz was -E-
matte Sine .g.E-Ded tg 5lgazsr- but
remained 10 pg1- Eaal-a and was E-z-u-
aI3v growing worse uaes n4- Departure
for ue- ola home la--.T ~ wlis.- TINE q
EE-u -0= sle Baa- EzI arp--=uEE- SRI
ill., alr 5e was ~ sl9r- lg---.Jl. as the
sg-Hes has shown
when D-. E-ule- VS. called - =lEss
time agg He p-1lyBng.I INC --G- p ~
tie b5=al. q ,9s.. defined case " cancer
s..s1 j. was f1s tie uurEslaa " having so
0ae-a-lgl. performed thar als vert as.s.-
31.= -tsEia--nH a. about Ls-. -yE=
ysar= OF age. ana had resided ns-e v.sa.
H=r azg-ae- james l. TT nearly -1T7'ss
Tea-a. 5Ee was ue1e- seen Ts-i.u-1 Il
smile GE. l.zr ERE, sud her .nT-I.e IaaaEsEa.
and Kindly O.. r1=l-E1- made GaE e -ul-
Tz-zal Eav1rile li. ...-s .nru and aI5y.r-
Ing ue--lla-a1.i E-s aL vino EEsT
..sr- The g. upa.ig VI tire s1lazl Ei.---
gs=a cut iu igEIHz EEaGu=as g. Le-
t..-ea7@d Drgsrer and other Es.a.Evzz.
-zTae-a - ~ -44-l. III. as-a ~ I8zu
To- -lse uH1a sssar sll-a= z4H-E,
an ..-aszr 10 heaven a-s.sI a-ur-1
lze. szlue forever E.l-E.
--aar r7 ns aeasl. Aa aHra. f1-a
Walk 81 Rae ea-7n with s.auE s-1l1.
ESQ aear7 q7sr aa7s-.asa.. gue. auaE
In. sEza We lss faarr 'a9s1-"
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

EGla- q long and painful lliHeas, J. r,
lfg1ueFs suh--llEa were r-asEaI Jg
lea-E WsalasGar morning The de-
CEASED has Deal 40 a.lgs helpless .a-
sa.lH lgr a111s Le0 years. fl.s malay
was ~ affection ~ .lz Iu.-...ss - 5-era.
ullel HaG!sd sH= ..es- medical skill lg.A
here and ia Denver where he went
ea=.T last gIumer .g the hope " obtain
Ing some Deuel:. winch be- did bat li
was oalv tsmp1rarT- and ou dis return
" lfeeEer re.apseL INFO q s-a,s ~ El.es
nelp.aa.aeas aad has Jesa gradually
s.lGing sser since.
ltr. llyoaev was O. patient and carer
~, sufferer and although Or. Br4usr
gave up hops ar.sr nlz re.apsa af.e~ re-
turning Eagn Denver tie patient he'd
% tle as,ls' up uusI o few weeks ago,
that ha would ultimately recover.
Tie armua'ar VI -ls community 80
generously szfeH.sd tg rae beTsagsl
wife and .E..a lagga:ar IL .Bslr attic
ton
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30
SDftac.

Sotica IS herstJ giyen uat On aud
after ttEs. cata ! abai. dD strictly cash
Du8lDe have hDaHy 4igeoysTeG Lat
Jzw5NBe" wiI not boz GtC1k aud pay
running ezpsnaf8. 81 Wh9 are 81
dsOaeJ 70 roe arc respectfully ragae ted
% come in a. Cles aud Mttie their ac-
counts. as / have pressing obligations
~ mee4 lmmedjafe3T. X. EAETEE.
HEFREg. Cp.O.. March y, 1875.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

Notice tE Ls1etg given tat m Tues
Ea5. IT. y ri April :. E.I De he'd
The annual municipal election for the
tom q 1IeeEer- Co.o.. f0T the puHs =
II eleetiBg the foliJFi1g named nl.ceTs,
III One IaTCr % serve one year: and
three Trustees 70 serTs tTo y@z-s- The
Bgard Df Registration VII Ensst On
Tuzsaav. March y, and on Monday.
AVN 1t, as ~ law pr0viGed. Place D.
election: CguTc house.
DAVID SMITH.
~. Z SALTc:AEsH, MAJOR.
Town RzCULST.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

J. 2. &.msrtcz. n Sgna FDsz. was
. passenger On the incoming stage
Wednesday eve after an ays=oce ri
several mouths spent r DsDgsr Cas1le
Rock Greenland AID other points eas.
Gf The Eain range. rBgeE says tHis
aacs.ou is now receiving mUcE attention
On tue outside. aud be-. Ike O.Lsra.
cym=s back more taan eyer satisfied
thai Te nags very gJl1 country r.g.t
Hsra- and have only ~ sg.ud Q b.--f
period o. l0a 0g-:.cs ~ appreciate t.e
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

: good nvsr ranch iJgzsad about z
mlea below |nI creek. I1YzgTs1 b.
good l.tcl: @sI I@-g-d z8d g1Dl Jog
house. = uls-7 ae-as under water. Clear
-E.e- Ercs, 500 4trrasz-
LsET 5TEDtrGEE.
nG-2T UaTgy4Ie. Eas.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

For q sluaer pl.l mi zaaefai fsaagy esthar-
tl1 VIC sgaaf.H5ag raeyJnIsa54G Ha<1's pgg.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

So s. DRAKE late VI .He santa r
s0aL- l.aa beeE zaiecte1 a. chief eu2ln-
eez ~ iae pgpgaed line from New
Cas:le ~ 3ieeEer. The surveying corps
viii ~ started cus % Ile Isl VI Ay-..,-
Denge- Esu4
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

e Da-tgg u Tie c0u--4clNr5 stopped IT
fi0ueg ore night IL tAs eariT pa-t N
the wees. They were examining tue
tin6s- at tue head Df Flag creek and
tra. vicinity, AID claim 10 have found
all tuzy use-sd-
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

4 paEbg ri AapaH EAOneJed people
usEe III here during the early part of
tic week 70 look Cssr the surrounding
cDunlry with view 70 getting h0il u
large bltlies ii land 81 which fbsy par
Jy9se 70 settle several d0zsn weE-so-,io
families. The PARTY was shown around
b. SIR. VI. II. CIarx- and was partic1-
larIy 'stgck" On the mesa. 4 laGy in
the party land afse Tas business from
the EDrd z0J 10 said 70 IL the boasessDr
Of $50 So IN cash, and is wiling 70 in
vest largely 10 the mesa DITCH. pToyid-
ing the parties non claiming % osn
that propertT don't gest 2 move on tsefn-
selves pretty a0on. THsse Aspspites
aszn business.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

Ire Ea1gsiT bridge bill has pss'el
the IoEs- HlEse u iHs legislature aud
M Lowell hardest lgH- ~. :ala ner-
ItGr.gua measure viii now b. .u .le sss.-
az. B1. Ee viii pun i. through q such q
thing j. uoasiD.s-
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

LILY PARK STOCK GROWERS AssOCIA
TON
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

NaTos Smith made q Aassg try 20
FourFnils ~ tnE fore part Of the week
f0y tue purpose Of looking after many
interests he and other NeaEe-i!es aEs
interested ia. While there EHO New
YOrz part.es came IN ~ Examine Your
mile prOpers.es. aHd tAsy were favor
aniy inyysaseI with TIE district. NJ.
Smith saw number II TeaidsHces and
bua.neas s,uctures are 10 course Of
erection.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

=. n Ef0F7ETlT.
Commercial A1a1t Daaver. Cl.Y.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

George LscAmeEe. foreman fDr the
FL outfit, wag il tom This week and
reports aloaiz IT, the P.c=ance region 10
very GGod condition. 5ir. l. fgstGeE
saga hls experience slNrs EIm ,Gal The
pas. winter has ken She mos. favorable
ia many qeaEs f1- range stock
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

Z great many Df tue aaacs trees
around tie parz have teen killed By
Eosses ard Eau.ea RAINING "a. large dUr-
ing lla past fer week., In.a r. I'll O'II-
rage on tie community. but tue blame
dos aOs attach % tue town maua.aI
sDhs-s maat pey1ie were disp1aeG q
place IT, a. frat thought but ~ Size
town council, winch suspeDlad the stock
ordinance lat faI
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-30

TfaTe. between hs.e and tNa raiir0aG
il increasing 70 shat Manager Harp II
tic stage line. rs making preparations
70 increase Eis motive p1Ter" Accord
iuglY. 5Ir Harp Aas some fne stock iH
Es-aTve and every aIi.nia. s. iu g0Jd
condition. S5Z-hDrss cozchGs wall be 9
GIT worth geiO.G.us-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28
NOI JIME q

ope at them toIaoel vanls him. snd
sent us Co set bru
Well sslj Mr. Gle, you musI usle az
year minds hat ue,ther you ror The Col.
oucI shall have that horse. aud hr slepged
'or-srd 10 se.sa The batter.
stand ssiic, Yen stupid rebel said one
Of tie soldtefs par,ius hi. b.yopet. OF
viIl males LoIe through your heart
Without further protest Mr. Cole drcs
pistol srd shot the foe et.y through
tho bead
Itete, VOC ilt,rn,l thieves, le end.
uow you may take him
For mcmont The tolAiers we're susEcd
Int 1000 teco,etlag lbrmsslvcs they prof
pared TO rusb upon the sturdy rslrioi
with Their bsyotet~ sheu be preseuled
his other pittnl and reclaimed.
Come ou, you Il t.vol IN drop one Of
you at least
The soldn rs tufued And walled away,
thrcatetiaR HIM With the v,pgoauee ut
their colonel
Go tell your calonrD enid Mr. Colr, ~
he followed them to the esrr, lhst III
serve him or you, or any other thief -ho
comes upon my premises at mig ht 10 steal
my property as | served that horse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

. - 49, A., oa,r
Try 10 'ne Guy 'of no''''y' 'uu W. ~ 80. m
sucu e'o,'ou' sOo' ''u'I .,,,' snD' Wv u ,ta,,
had pickeu nun up una la'a "iD1 ~ NV 'D',' =,
niue s'S''on uou'o 9No. D"''' NV H..
was Dis very ni5' 'ppeD'' 20 - ~, ,Iy,ss J,'ss
court toon' Au' "eN ~ appo'''I 0'' ~
the 0nuee he ''oAe' a"'"' D'"'pG'' "".-" '.'o.
10 curiosity 'n"n "uy'u'oR e!'s' o 'l, Gu
ed TO tploh 'p'' 'n'' p''' - - CIV Wv ..,1
the good 'lme i'o ''" 'a'' "'' '''''' "
no sense oi F'o'','Ds o'''u'"oo' ,,-,.
Well s9io Tue 'uuse' % nc ''o'' 'O, 'o'O,
him. you are onSfss' "''n "''"s n
Are you Ru'''y u uo' yum! -,
u'n " H'' ''1'''' ''s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

An old ma with knowing look and
biz black satchel registered at an uptown
hotel the other day and was shown to his
room.
He was quiet and remained in his room
most Of the day. At night be came down
ia supppr aud alter that went ont for u
walk. He came back about 9 o'clock aud
went to bed.
In about 20 minutes belboy came run
ming Gown and told the clerk there was a
man on the third floor walking around
10 bis ni9hlsbirt
The clerk hustled up and found the old
man parading up and down the hall, swear
ine loudly. Here, shouted the clerk, what
on earth's the matter with you2
I'm mad, replied the old man, an I'm
lookin fer gas.
Lookin for gas? What in thunder do
YOU want with gasp Going 10 commit
suicide, or isn't electrici y good enough
for you?
Tsint that, mister, replied the old man
as be edged into his own room. This here
light got in my room IA oil night num- l
sro.e, but I'm kinder riled at not iindin
gas here.
Let me ask you again what yon want OF
gss2
The old man sat down 90 the edge Of
his bed. Wal, he said it's Just like this:
bsin't hin to the city for a good while
an Sile Soule, he's the man what owns The
the next farm t mine, He says t me when
cnm away, look out now Jake, sn don't
blow out no gas.
That kinder gimme a turD, seem aS !
read the papers al know nnii t come 10
when it rains, sn was goln to inrn out
the Gas all right an reg'lar an take home
1ote fun the proprietor Of THE here
hopse tesnivin / had stald here oil one
uipht,
An now, bposh, wen ! cum { 20 t my
room they Lsin't 20 gas, as | might jet as
we'll gone down t. Cousin Jim's an staid
al rlght 90 saved 81 SiIe Soule'll b.
tslkin Of the store bout my not kuowln
ppn rturn ont gss, an | won't have moth
in = say fer cant prove bot what ] did
blow 1t out 40 was rescued ou my dying
gasp.
Aad the old man vept bitter tears.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

/ Yuu want some lobster and lass Of
/ cold mllk2 atked new waiter the other
night to a frequenter Of an mp town motel
/ cafe
Yrs.
The waiter as be left the table repeated
/ to bimseli, as though he feared be bad not
heard it right, Lobster anj cold milk.
Returning 10 few minutes, be placed
the lobster en- the table, and kept the
milk on eide table, hoping, perhaps,
hat the man would not miss the milk,
At a " ord, though, from the man he pisc'
ed it on tue table, saying Rs he did so, Lob
ster and cold milk.
Then be stood of a few steps and intanl
tly watched the man,
The waiter seemed much worried, aud
several times make as though to speak to
the man.
With a look Of iorel odlng he watched
the man mix dressing for the lobster,
sternation when be saw the man taste the
lobster and take swallow Of the milk,
His eyes seemed smost to start from his
head, and one could easily imagine the
waiter expected to see the man fall for
ward on the table and die,
Finally the waiter could keep silence no
longer, and bending over the man he sail
10 frightened way:
beg your pardon, sir, but did did you
ever eat lobster snd cold milk before2
Oh, yes, lots of timee. Why?
Well, sir, you will excuse me, but there
are lots of people who can't eat that COM
bluation, and some people it hi Is.
Don't worry about me I've eaten it ever
since | was big enough to know what lob.
ster was,
The waiter looked as though be hesita
ted to give full credeuce to the statement
but he was bit treasured and retired
few steps, all the time, though, keeping
an BnKlOus eye Oh Iud uhu' t"o IO'n''
and the milk.
Nothing happened except the disapi
pearance OF the latter, and the waiter,
much relieved, said, by way Of further
apology, as be took away the dishes,
There was waiter here who went down
to Coney Island last summer, and he ate
lot of lobster and then drank a glass OF
milk and then be went in swimming, and
nobody has ever seen him since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

Jim Wedder wa. shiitless,uo bccount,
worthless poor wire trash specimen, snd
how the Nidow Setter. ever toak notion
to marry tim lolr ot bcf iiIsuds could II
rIrlu. In, tsLe tue LulI8u she Old, and
sle urucreded TO execute it st her earll-s'
ouportuury. jim b,yrr looked 80 tpfuce
IN Gls life ~ be aId ou tie Wedding day
~ sussIl tue wIIos's DOING, bat every
yLe XIV that uIpearsIces W're dfeep
tive. sud ttst jim would hsyea rlst'"
before very long Ihete ~ssuts hitch ~
ia eliu Lusu,s., std lbs outlook ~"S
6ge, uuIl the rsselef Who sas man511s
them came 70 that pert Of tie sef'lor
Which i,ltrs /. ior richer Or Po9ur, shi
be~ss sdar,ssIul liuself t. the WIDOW
at ILe time.
Whlts ttst, mIstei; she iD'e.rop'sb
suddeuiy.
F,ructer ,r loortf, the Ginlsisf re
peaed generously
We'll. lpa lioek f L'lt Of that. will
80 s-l,.ss sr- us'f.sl7 In eiliae
,g.ob.nslr., bet4ier peat, tpi l''3 br
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

ta1Wo The customer vas ratcAasei ny
t.m. Tie ssl,smau hsl gaasei The rnee
aaj The man iuslsut,y, 90 much &c That -
the 10 II started 20 So ont be wss een'
strained to iu4aite, pi yea a'E me What
kIu q a snt Sauted 81 a result
Of s.grg me upj
That's correct, tIT.
Isuppote yout experience eusbles you
10 DO tbstf
can tay uoietty enough, vas the re-
ply, that tba, came from ~ year. eIpen
leucr,
VIII you be Mind eutash TO give me
some Of your individual eirds2 was tht
parting suggestive request Of The pleased
racticaI man OF business, and The sslesi
msu went back to bis work with cherry
spilit, which. however, was the only DIN
erence as receiving compensation between
him and the periunotory men who repuI'
sad customers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

Do your papa object to my c,lllng
upon you. Miss Dolyers2
Not III the l,att, Mr Spudds
Docs your memma?
No.
Does your brotbct2
think not
Then guess I'm pr,tty told.
But Il ere lis one member Of the family
you neglected to ask about aud who does
object most heartly,
thought bad named them oil, but
now think of it dld omit to ask al ont
your pug.
o. Filo doasut mind youl
Then who is 1t that objects to my com
ing to sac yon2
1t is only ], Mr. Spudds
she had Hope.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28
THE IiRhtE

"a AtH '". ''' ""' H'' '
fat gtratue rogue
he iFs''ned be reg TO TIE sAi'rI p'''
aai sei'ted. Leeg so Ch'cot bAa o's'
tt' fye' upeu the Sew1ns little itfm'
~tiab ho'aeted dIFeelIy oH bi- ''tse ''
tat. Ivt1iy umei At leasi bad be tined
. oF-i po'~e.siau % H. hal Tue GA ~e~aa
reststed TIA olsnnA'dE
u rr ] vas born and here Viii Ole.
/ sbs sas 90 toe bSbI' ot ssyits.
He found her heiare the door peehns
/ pots'"es SeFa1y Yesrs had msAe het
MI erd' h'gg0td aud bumrhs'ked' YET
( 'h7 ~as a. active rs young slFb Chiea'
I tsFIri her 10 friendly manner on the
taek. sud ssi down 1t Der eide on foot
stooi
Wei mother bo" are things se"ins
or h'hys Prcspeunei
Jast 30 just so-apd With lou Mon
sitnf itH'Ieff
We, we'll, o-e Lss o1e.s tonoIes' stu
tbI1t' ." isifIy Seii'
IT, t'lttr for yon! che SAD no" INs
iunb.r
ttf". .ooted al Der "oiS. het ''"oA'
ed th 1~'''a hNg'fs' ss h'fo aS 'oos'e'
claw ) .ehed the potatoes out OF tbe DASH
H''''.' 'he 'ufoed them sn ] removed
Tue t"il'Eh III I'Lb sltIPs WIN az "'" ~"
elth h''ir. wien sue heId III tue net
hatd- j" po'A'o hsd tufueu u'ce le'
To-" was thrown INTO s'e''fI 'u'I o'
"a.tt Ihtee LStuy LOOKING chlcheos
cane. ono alter Snothef' to Der apron PICK
ed mp he IstInss aud hastily S''uure",
"iL ie fry IL 'h'if oeab7'
81 YOU s'em'u coulAfe'' 'in'"'"nA''u'.
hr -. N.u 10 Say s"ule'u'"s auN u'N N0'
kto' 'o'.
a '' "' 'o'A 'ou''g'
l'i' ne ho'ue' "'-'o'fe'
u'' 0'" ! 'o '0' ou'
Hon you wen 20 sen your ''Fu
''u "',P N4'' w" 'N'uN " 'D'
I"'s'f nave Sa'u 80 nave '''' 'o'
ala '"a' se.'es ~
"'I'' ! nave 'ouuu Su e4peolen'' NH'0n
viii "''p Us oo'u'
"""' 10 W.
l. 'tp' lou VII. ee'' ino 'pe 'a'ul '"u
A''f J. '' ''''' '''' ~ you u''o'''""'
L'-'To '' u p'-po'"''
.' "'o " 1''' ''oppeu n,' WV - , "'
''''' Leu u =! 60 "D''u sun 'o'N'' >
"'e'l "O0'' '"''' e''''' " '"' - " A''p
a. ne 'ou u''"U''' .,
l VIII o' '"o'0 - Np'','' "'' s''D ~
'o0 'f'u'S III NO" '''''u' '
mOI'D wiz 0''us you 'u"'y N'0 , ''p"A
p'tc'' 'u IL eA"''s0' 'uo y'' every u'ps
Shs.' i'n'iN ~ 'ue o'u WY -'0'0'u'''
ln 'he olo way LOU i''e IL ou' '''''o
house. 'ou owe u' i N''N'Ue "N''''e'' W
ouIy TAKE my m0ue5' ~ 0u u"0''
7'1uu'
lie e'A'u 'nto ue' lace WIN 'ne''! eA'
preston,
O'n mug ''o 'ooAe" "ouo'iu' "o u '''
suspec'eu snale' lnen rue HSAeu'
As 'at 10 '"'' ""'e 'oos'u0'e''
"hefe 90 yCu come III ro'' WIN 'I' 'u'''
you n"'eu !e' gov my i'rm
lie hhs"tieu' Dou / oo'Def az u' 'u'''
lou remain bete aS long as uou srSu'S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-28

& q a l.,
propote 90 ,eI gte bett quality OF coal al a
ItAs0ushle yuce AuI can sell Del ware Auc
Lscaasauua Gs gustp as Aug pafty VU0 is lot
deAArg. .In IT, o,.,.-rr .,.~.o,.
Dorsti, Vi, Nov. 7,b 1885, lt3m
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-04
[CoNTINUED ON FoUoTH PAGE
Electric f}itters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for
any season. but peIhapr more generally
needed, wien the lapguid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid
ana sluggish ard h need of = atomic and
Alternative is fer A PROMPT use Of this
medicine has of,en averted long and per
haps fatal bilious fevers M medicine
viii act more surely IN c prte' acting and
freeing The system from The malarial
poison. Headache, Indigestion, conSti-
patton. dizzireFs yio'd 10 ElecTic Bitters
soc. and $l.o0 pr bottle AZ John Z.
MacRae's drug sfO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-04
Uses
Mexican Mustang Liniment
ON his horses, ON his drivers.
RALRIGH. N. c., Feb. 8. 1895

HALMGH, n. G., FEB. 3, 1870,
Lyon Mfg. Co.. Brooklyn. ". r.
Gentlernen:-Havng seen Mexican Hustang Linz
ment extensively advertised induces tell you
how useful 1t is persons the livery business have
used for the past years my almost
thing that horses subject For sprafns and stiff joints
do not think it equal for such things as
harness gals and rubs 1t is wonderful.
once had very fine driver who his
rage in runaway and severely shoH
ders and breast that would abe
TO a carriage again. remembered however whai
Mexican Mustang Linmeng did for uay 0'
bruises and aad him constantly. ahoaI n7
weeks he good driver ever. aoae
pain remained.
know you must ges urtd n ar So.
thought woUd ada one eiy,e sc-..asaa4, -
ness Of Mustang Lin2.iso. F"ar. tjttz
sos q ysapa ir lt,Hss ESQ., .,ss4s ,.opi9e.-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1895-11-02

ELECTRICAL engineers have DEM
onstrated in Pennsylvania that
electrical power can be transferred
distance of forty miles and q loss
Of less than thirty per cent. sustain
ed. Taking this into considera-
ton with the fact that cable pow
er of only few miles operation
loses from seventy to eighty per
cent. of the power generated, and
there is little wonder at the rapid
ty with which electricity lie coming
into prominence as a motive pow
er. The resources of our State are
such that electricity could be en-
ployed to great advantage in devel-
oplng them. The Truckee and
Carson rivers will furnish power
that will suffice to run all the ma
chinery that can be set up in this
section of the State, and the power
could be obtained at a wonderfully
reduced figure over any other
method. When the time comes to
extract ore from the Sutro tunnel
for milling, the power employed
will be electricity, When the Sill
yer City mines are drained and
large plants erected to reduce the
great bodies of ore, the power en-
ployed to run the plants will be
electricity; and should Como come
to the front as a bullion producer,
electricity will be the power used
to drive the machinery to extract
the metal from the ores And all
this power will be generated on the
Carson river. The time will also
soon come when all manufacturing
enterprises within a distance of
forty miles or less from the Truckee
river will be carried on with cleo
trical power transmitted from the
plants which will be erected on
that river. There are great posi-
bilities for electricity in Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1895-11-02
IT SEEMS strange that SO mar

1T SEEMS strange that so many
people at this late day entertain
the erroneous idea that the govern
ment is responsible for the liabili-
ties of national banks and secures
depositors against loss.
Depositors have no more security
in national banks than in any
other kind of banks. The only
thing the government agrees to do
is to redeem the notes issued by a
national bank. The bonds deposit
ed by national banks are held for
that purpose, and not for the pur-
pose of making good any losses
depositors may make.
Perhaps in time the great mass
Of people will get true conception
Of the national banking system
and the knowledge that it was
made to skin'the people and not to
protect them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1895-11-02

The gold men tell US that free
coinage of silver will put the finan-
ces of this country on single silver
basis, and this will put Us back in
to the class of semi-civilized people.
Such would not be the case, but
there are several hundred thousand
men in the country to-day who
would rather be classed as barbar-
ians outright and have enough to
eat, and drink and wear, than to
be starving to death for the sake of
being classed among the highly
civilized.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1895-11-02

his ideas in the above resolutions.
If farmers, whose surplus products
have to be exported to find mar
lket. are benefited by protective
tariff on the clothing they wear and
the implements they use in cult
waiting the soil, the American Pro-
tective Tariff League, Major Nc
Kiniey Or some other capable or
ganization or person ought to show
them "where the benefit comes in"
State Journal.