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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

f<ezsfon- Mas. July Zs.-JHdge
KnosEtDn 81 the supreme judicial court
lias rendered decision IN tho e.lse u
the holders Of colorado Cattle Company
lS9IJds 20 reeOyer from General r. r.
Buffers estate SUM agZresatiDg $21s.-
no on the ground Of alleged deceit and
fraud on fbe paSt u GeHeral Butler.
who. II il alleged. ~ lisreps I'm,
svrODazfnlly ZaiIisd possession q esf-
tain bouds. = BE- piia1e Of tie cane i
sbe question u Tie standing in equity
81 the plaintiffs 81 this state. whl-c
claims amour; 70 s-lJ.OSJ. The deed
non give5f iisem tie riElt 10 ~ before
tho equity court. and the tass-s HBli
tlIerefyre he pfNaaeufasl.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Kansas City. No July 27.-Grand
Master Workman Sovereign of the
knights Of Labor. Has IN the city to-day
Oh his way south. In an Interview b..
u quoted a. saying that he L on an eE-
petition boxing ny good farming Land
fOr city iabDriDg nsen. H. aim Il 70
have AZ many Knights Of 71atsor az pm
.iOle to look 70 ihe agricultural and fruit
iarlds Tor permanent Sett.emen; and o..
gupatiOu- The OyercrOwded condition Of
the cities be maintained, was the cstiss
u 70 much ld!eneas among ys1rknlen
speaking 81 hIs recent boycott Ia regard
% the currency, he claimed Il gas taking
like y I'D IRE" and xas being carried
on, 70 tie letter By the kulghis
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EXCITEMENT AT LANDER.
Public Meeting 70 DeyIs. Means for Pro-



rsefiorL
Lander. wyo.. July 2s-LaDder was
wild last night and great public meet
ing Is going on TO devise ways and means
for the protection Of the settlers Of this
vast country. The new country In par
ticulHr Is regarded 10 be In danger, and
also the Upper Wind river at Dubois
and vicinity The county authorities
have sent cOuriers 70 these places 70 no
tify settlers Of the condition Of things liz
JackSOl's Hole. and 70 urge unity Of ac-
ton ln meeting the Indians should they
visit t1ese localities. A large Dunbe-
Of mounted eiTizens viii leave here to
night for the Upper Wind river. Appre-
hsnsion "a felt for the safety Of "ublT
L. COutant. a son Of q. q. Coutant, one
Of the oldest newspaper men In ple
West He Ieft here alone for the see1s
Of action Wednesday night, and II Is
feared be viii b. aHbusbed IN going
through Union Pass The general OpiD-
lon here T. that the troops coming IN
from the idaho side VIII drive the IndL
ans through Union Pass and transfer
the war 70 this side Of the Wind river.
The following telegram Was received
by Governor Richards at ] O'Clock this
morning az Laramie, On the arrival Of
the east-b0uud train No. z at that place:
Lander, via Ra Wins, Wyoming Wa
Richar ds, Governor Armed Indians In
small squads lurking around In foothills
near Lander. ASK for cooperation 0.
military here. Answer quick w. =.
FirestOne, mayor.
Governor Richards Immediately replied
by wiring a. follows: IVY. S. Firestone,
Mayor. Lander. Wyoming. Have order
ed Company y 20 cooperate with you
". a. Richards"
The governor wired Company b.:
Commanding officer Company y, Ian
der. Wyoming: You viii assemble your
company and cooperate with the ciy1
authorities for the protection Of the peo-
pie Of your county. W. a Richards,
governor"
Immediately following this MESA ge
the governor telegrsphed Bri2adier Cen
eral COppiD2er al Market Lake as fol
lows: Mayor II Lander reports armed
bodies Of Indians In foothills near that
town and axis ASSISTANCE from militia
Have ordered y company Wyoming Ma
fionaI Guards u cooperate With owl
authorities IS. a. Richards, g0yer-
nor"
Il Il certainly fortunate that Goyernor
Richards held Company Il at home, ~
a massacre Of the g=7ypls Of Lauder vat
Icy would undoubtedly have resulted
had the military at Lander been cent To
Jaeksgn's Hole. The probabilities are
that owing ~ the 1is@e fOretlIonght ,f
Governor Richards TIC settlers If Ian
der valley viii b. thoroughly protected
and at the same time the Fort Robinson
troops VIII reich Jactly1D's Hole quite
80 ssrDn 40 the Lander militia could hsy.
arrived bad they bs-sp ordered out al the
commencement Of Tie hcstiiities
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CAVALRY ON THE WAY
SOWING TOWARD JAcksoN's
HOLE.
0sA~r Troop. Ordered Dat from Fort
Kasseh-WyenasnG Militia to GsArd
Laaden-Inasan> sstn Gathering.

Denver. July 2s-Special dispatches
fsom Cheyenne 10 the Republican are IS
follows:
Fred Cunningham. a courier on the
route between Market Lake and the
Jsck-oa's Hole settlement. left Jack
sons Hole AZ O'Clock Friday evening
On horseback, arriving at Market Lake
at O'Clock this evening. Cunningham
reports Indian cal mp fires bGruing IN the
COUNTY, around JacS-oD's Hole, hut that
no conflc; between tine Indians and st
slers had occurred up 20 the time OF his
leaving
The Eighth cavalry nl&de. sxs-en
miles yesterday. making camp AT the
south fork Of the Snake river. The men
are In the best Of spirits and are anI-
ious 10 make the journey with as few
stops as possible They VIII make thi--
" miles to-day. camping on Canon
creek A detachment OF Indian police
VIII 90 In advance Of the troops and VIII
e1dssvO- 10 persuade the BanDocks IN
Jackson's Hole 10 return pezceably 20
their reservations
Orders were received By Colonel Van
Horn, comnandant At Fort Russell 10
have three companies OF the Seven
tssznth Infantry remaining there pre1ar-
ed 10 he removed 70 the scene 81 the In
dian war al once The order was issued
By General COppinger and dated ct Mar
kst Lake The rEvO companies On thelr
Tay from Fort Robinson are expected
70 arrive here early to-rnOrrOw morning
Here they VIII be Joined by the coupan-
les Of the Seventeenth and without delay
the five COMPANIES viii b. taken 10 Mar
Eei Lake by special train
Major W. H BisS=e, who left Cheg-
enns for Market Lake last night IN coIn-
mand Of five companies Of the Eighth
infantry, Will upon the arrival OF tbs
three companies Of the Seventeenth In
fantry at Market Lake. assume con-
mADd. and Lieutenant Colonel Randall
Of the Eighth. wllO y now in the held
with General COppsnzer, VIII take Cold
mand OF the Eighth on their arrival
The Seventeenth are peculiarly fitted
for Indian warfare. They have had EeT-
enteen years experience On the fro1ns,
and have q good record ss Indian fight
s-E
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DENVER BANK FAILS.
m. r.ioa S.a,oa.i Voluntarily cisses IT.
Door,


Denver. July ce-The Union Sation-
al bank dsd no, open lss doors sbss usorn-
ing. the hoard OF directors having de-
cided to 90 into a srsie Of voluntary
Humiliation and Zeph r. Hill YVES gp-
pointed receiver and represents The
Comptroller OF currency pending the
se-tien0en, OF all claims
Thai all depOsiiors viii b. pSId In full.
wiTbour ii being ns-7ssssa-y 70 make an
assessment on the Stockholders, = The
encouraging announcement OF the clear
Ing borsss officials From the ssDe
authority Il : announced that there /
cash enough on hand 10 pay a dividend
to depoSirO-s Of - per cent 81 the end
o. thirty Days
All excitement caused By the failure
% the bank 10 open fO- business was al
Izyei when f. WIS announced 7flat such
action WIS purely voluntary ON the
part OF The directors. and that the DE-
p.osirors would all be paid in full
The present financial Institution
Known a The Union National bank rep
-e=sents the combined Interests % the
Old Union hank and the STATE National
bank Both Of the Iatfer hanks were
foseed 70 temporarily suspend business
during The disastrous panic Of 1855 but
both wealhered the stgzm and in tn
fall Of that gear the TWO banks coTns0li-
dated 1heI- Interests and became known
rs the Union National hank
The officials are ~ follows Roger "
Woodbury.. president; John L AieSeal-
first vice PRESIDENT: " \. ByeTs. gee
ond yice president; J. y. I-azszar. cash
ler
The last report made 10 the e0mptroi
~ o. the currency On the I1th- show
ed ths deposits u h. 1851 .4G7; loans
81 -OsJ- ij-s; cash on hand szlf-5AyJ
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MONTANA UP IN ARMS.
op11.-s Cons aIidasioc Of she Two
Psc &c Enao.-


Psc 6c Eoads<
Helena. Mont, July 2J.-Tlle proposed
consolidation 81 the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific systems which haze
over iyfOJ miles u railroad IN Montana
has stirred up p--Opie in this state 10 q
falsree that p-DHitaa % Fsssult ~ an sZ-
ira session % thu iesiElatur.- Twenty
memi,.rs Of HAT body and prominent
citizens have basu in conference beEs
the past Two days with Governor Rick
ards relative 70 the pc0priety o. calling
an extra session. and the governor r. il
ciined 10 issue the cail Il il becomes nee
es.sary 70 p-.rvent the consolidation u
the two roads. The state constitution
fORbids tho consolidation o. two Cur
peIing railroads and a. all branches
~ both roads are organized under the
state Law, al the Legislature VIII have
to do s 70 pass law putting the con
stituuOn1l provision into effect II Il
becomes evident that the consolidation
will b. effected special session viii no
doubt b. called.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27
DAVID HART. TREASURER.
Appointed TO su-e--d Thom.. H W.
s4nE Or

s-znt Or
Denver. July 2g-The Office OF ths
Arapanne county treasurer was clo-ed
thks morning by order Of the board Of
county commissioners until & suceezss0-
should b. appointed To suece=d T Il
WyZauT. il. the Incumbent Ten days
ago the commissioners and Mr. Wy
giant were notified u the withdrawal %
the suretles from the bond Of the TTeas
LTs-
Til. amount Of the bond necessary II
sIssJGSf. and failing 10 secure this the
Offics by law became vacant This WIS
tiI= last Day 10 file ths bond and II not
leiHG forthcoming. the Office was clOs-
cd until Afternoon when the tsOard aI,-
pointed a sIecr7s.0-
At tin meeting Of the Commissioner.
David Hart eT-eDuury treasurer. was
appointed 10 rIcceeG 8lr. wygaut, 10
take effect al once
TheTe g. 10 reflection made On MI
Wyeauf a. hia administration " his Of
fee and accounts aye in tfe bsasr Of
-hap-s- The boud required = an enD--
NOUS one considering the times, and
Slr. Wyganf's retirement i solely b.
catis.- b. bas bzsn unable 10 obtain the
necessary stIrefi.es
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rnr SEED DIVISION DOOMED.
al BE Abolished by The Agrte.itars,
U~pareun<st

washington. July 2I.-Ibe seei d
vision Of the Agricultural department
viii b. abolished on October l. Accord-
ing,y Matthias E FzSin OF Illinois
chief OF the division at 5000 a year
and The entire force OF employees VIII
b. dropped from the rolls Secretary
Mo-tonis action * based on a recent DE-
cision Of sfr Olnsy. then attorney ger
eraI. regarding the class OF Sad pu--
chased by the department This laie-
held In effect that the secretary Of as--s.-
culture Was empowered 70 purchase onlS
thoss seed described In section 5T2 OF
The revised statutes viz. Rare and ID
COMMON 10 the country 1- such as can
be made move profitable By frequent
changes from one part OF the county
70 another.
Under This official construction al Of
the bids sDr furnishing. recently sub
United. were reiecred- The change Is
officially estimated 20 Involve the say
ing Of about s2iS1.O1sO year.
Tire force now AZ work numbers
Dozen though al the height Of the se5:-
+on in the spring and early summer IL
frequently reached seTeEal hundred
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Salt Lake City. Utah, Juiy IA spe-
e4al 10 the Herald from Market Lake.
Idabo. ssys: Adyices rece5yed from the
troops this evening sre b the effect that
indians sre pouring into Jscks1n's 10Ie
from all directions though they are M.
Lnoies'ln2 settlers. They ere located In
the wildsss, part 81 the valley Ia a L,aea.
ton from which all tIse troops in this
department. could rlpt drive them n they
ehose 70 remain The troops camp 10
night twenty miles east NJ Bexburx.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

L<;ayenwOrth. Kan. July IA spec
lal to the Times from West Aoreland
the county sea Of Potts XatomJe county
says that at eleyen o'clock last night
four masked men took Rev. r. s. Books.
the Baptist minister at that place. from
bis home 10 piac. five miles In the
country, and tarred and fearhered hiIu
They kicked and bssat him In d brutal
manner and he & lying at a farmer +
house outside the town in 3 critical con
fiitI1n- Mrs. Rocks went along with
her husband and says she knows the
white capp=rE- She Wiu swear Our war
rants Tor them tomorrow. Excitement
over The affair runs high al West More
Land and surrounding country. He II
accused Of trying 70 asssu lt d young
woman.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27
DOG AGAINST DOG.
How an I-t-h s-stsr s@y-d Boy from =
GREYHOUND

View YORK. July 27.-Eddie Reinheirn-
e.. q e-vear-0Id u Brooklyn owes his
life 10 -be bravery and intelligence OF
an Irish ssttgr dog. The lad Was at Iilsy
In the yard surrounding his home when
3 vicious greyhound iaapec the fence.
and, seizing him By the thigh. threw
him 10 the ground The boys oJtc-y
attracted the attention Of an Irish sette-
belonging 70 q neightO-. Tie animal
Immediately went 10 the rescue and at
tackled the greyhound 20 vigorously
that the vicious brute WIS glad enough
10 rIIru his attention from The boy. Ed
dies mother succeeded In pulling her
boy away from danger, and finally czr-
ri..d him into the house In the Dsan-
tine The sette- continued his attack up
Oh the hound, and before ths lar1s-
could run away succeeded in almost
killing him The boys wounds were
found u be Of SERIOUS nature Should
he recover Eddie VIII have 10 take :
eouTze Of treatment at the Pastsur in
E-fruLe.
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GAMBLING AT Ell pAso.
CnIx1a. Greatly Excited over Efforts Z
Sap5'rsss II

CiiIseas Greatly Exsited over ErOrts t.
sap5'rs$' II
Fl Pas0. TeIa-. Jolly 29.--It lOOizs v..ry
much a. II Fl Pa4J's gambling fight
vii bring On serious trouble A few
politicians and the church people are
trying TO suppress gambling. 4 nuIn.
beT 81 gambler have been convicted
and fined IL the county court and fsW
days ago Judge ellis Of yaIvert.s c0uu-
~ Issued an injunction 70 restrain gaIn-
bling Ia This city But 1t 4eenas that
listle attention Was paid to tn iI,juUc-
ton. and q number d gamblerl4 we're
arrested On the charge Of yagraDcy
Well known citizens took The part Of
the gamblers. claiming that They we're
ieing pers.,cIIted and a fatal snc0un;er
tetWeen one u tiie4e citizs.TiS. heavy
taxpayer. and the district attorney vas
ayerted Friday night by the timely In
terfereBec ~ friends Saturday morn
ing Ben Patterson, proprietor n one Of
the gambling houses and r. r. Sies-
enE, a real estate man. sgerc pfeyented
from fighting On the street by the 20
lice Stevens had filed complaint Of
gagFanGy against Patterson. Feeling
Il running high.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27
THE COUNTRY WEEKLY.

Much fun Is made OF the country
weekly Somebody singning himself
.E G." In the Iowa Referendum, drops
Into poetry and defends the ''home
paper" In the following touching way:
There's = nts.s country paper that love to
a psPss s. p ;sssy,s printed and behind the
with pages small and narrvw, and Ink in
cilned to spread,
A>A here ard there . letter gravely standing
o. caps. a 1t s.r.tc. boldly popping into
In unexpected places. and knocking things
A real on-fssasoned paper from my little
Each week l hail 1T. coming. and I never
put It down
TIL read Il, every column. all the local
news you know.
About the dear old country folks lived with
long ago.
took the prize.
Ard how uriah Potts has raised q squash OF
voadrous Tfze.
How Farmer Martins daughter takes tn.
school another year
At this pause and smile bit and feel
tribe queer,
Remembering how In bygone days when life
seemed made for mtrth-
I thou xht this school ma rams mother wac
the sweetest girl on earth:
And now and then. perchance. / read that
one knew is dead.
Or End again, some boyhood chum the ssc-
oud tine has wed:
And % 1t goes, and none can know wha I
memories sad and sweet.
Come back to me ~hensyeT 1 read this
hosnely iit;le sheet
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

II " again asserted that hoops are
to0n 10 return into fashion. 4 feminine
authority Ia New YORK says: "When
the modistes trisf 70 force hoops on ~
q fen year, ago Es were not quite pre-
pared for them Nor, with the faFina
skirts, sIOping sioBlssrs and big
sleeves, the oId-fashioned hoops com
piece the picture. and We will take
kindly TO them" How are hoops 10 be
teconciIed with bIoomers and knlcker-
socksrs7
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

L,eadFjlle, Colo, July 2G.-Judae Bal
ley has rendered his decision .: Buefla
Vista in the ease of the city versus this
Bpisn Mining Company. and he granted
the injunction preventing the Eohp
company from paying the royalty 70
the St Louis Smelling COMPANY. This
CASE viii he remembered as The one
which Il to decide whether the city
owns thai ground or whether (, beloDgs
70 the company which own the yards
and surface. n being claimed mat they
own the ore underneath the city.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Milwaukee. Wig, July ia special
10 the Evening Wisconsin from Nadl-
s0B, Wizeonsin, says: The new build.
ing 81 the Dspe county insane asylum
81 Verona was struck by lightning Mt
midnight and entirely consumed. Sun.
erintendeDt Even. who was fighting the
fire on The roof wss preciDi.ated 10 the
ground with the failing walls, and fat
ally hurt,
The patients we're moved To the other
buildings In safety.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27
A SPLIT IN ST. LOUIS.
Tn. Gold Men Do Not Want CoBv~n
tion-

ST. Louis July 27.-Ths Democratic
city central committee has split on the
question Of primaries for the SELECTION
Of delegates 10 the state silver cODTssii-
;iOn to b. held al Psrrls Springs con
yentipu fO- the reason that the cDDven-
ton IL not called ar q Democratic con
yeutiOn. but for the sole and ayOwed
purpose Of promoting the free and un'
limited coinage Of silver al thu
ratio OF 10 to L Consequently there will
be 10 delegations In tine ten wards rep
resented by THESE disssanters unless the
free silyeriies place them in the field
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

When Shakespeare wrote his Hamlet
and Otheilo. Macbeth and Lear. $780,
90 people spoke the English Language,
Sow the number using that tongue IL
Avon had had so grand an audience In
his day. Who knows INT that ne might
have war5ied something that would
have sqIaled Ia popular approval "A
Trip 10 Chinatown" or perhaps even
"TriIby"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

A young lady In Detroit has riaked
her fortune By marrying a foreigner
Many young ladies do that The De
t-ol. care Is unique in that the danger
that the girl will lose the fortune CONES
through her parents, not through hsr
husband
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Japan and Rnsaia look as II they
might entertain Us with the next war.
Russia undoubtedly seeks 70 ge. foot
hold In C0rez for her great 5iosr Ian
railroad, and abe certainly Il opposing
Japanese influence How long Japan
viii eezse 10 recent this action depends
On the ability Of Japan TO control her
temper
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

the discovery by them OF TWO ancient
cities These two cities are situated in
the midst OF forest OF hardwood trees
northwest OF the town OF Cctepaca-
The Giles are about eight leagues apart
and In ;heig populous dsys each must
have contained fully 10000 inhabi-
tants. The party made large coiiec-
ton OF ornaments. record tablets, etc
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

New York. July Z9e-Jseferee Jacobs.
Ia his report In the suit for divorce.
brought by Jrs. Ollie Corbett against
her husband, James J. C0rben. The
pDgijisi, finds Mrs. c0riett entitled to
q divorce and recommends that the
agreement entered Into by her husband
al the TING ~ their separation, by
whieB he agreed 10 pay her 500 week
GoY life, be continued.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Henry sehwab stepped into elsya-
or a. Chicago and fell four stories.
Strange to say he Eaa not injured be-
fon6 shaking up. But ss he stag
xsrsd out OF the baaement door Of the
shaft Tag remarked that he mad had
drop too much.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Mr. J. Pie-Dont Morgan has got the
railroad presidents 10 patch up 2 peace,
but Mr.. Morgan viii find barring he
exchange market. preventing gold Ak
pO-ts and changing the sentiment Of
Europe mere cniid'g play compared with
kszDing the railroads from cutting
rats
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

II sDits Of the pertinent query Of
Hiss willard, Why can't men b. beau
tifulz" Chaancsy " D@psg IL re
parted To be entertaining the Idea that
ne hss sufficient attractions 70 over
come the new woman"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

A Chicago Jury Sas permitted TO
smoke In the court room, and II listened
sttentiyeiy 70 all the ia~yers had 70
tay. Nothing more II needed 70 show
Inc lo~ nature OF the jury. 1t viii do
simos. any foolish thing II i.s tastes are
eandered 70.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Fooipzds IL Kansas are booming -
bold taz; they recently attacked two
DolLeenez- The other night thsg
knocked = pa-soE down. making OF
WITH hiz Biais.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Al Weir City. Ezz-. = hex has made 4
asst IN the forks o. an apple tTss and
daily lays ar egg IL the same This Is
tzs frat tree KNOWN 70 asTe produced
azu t-ui:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

4 Chicago paper Ea-ns the people
thai Satan never takes a reaction"
B1c II Is questionable II even . warning
from a maI -ignr on the ground will
erou.e 4 stubborn people.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Osxscs- MEXICO. July z3.--Profess,r
!. y. Howard, Ros4Tr Warren and John
r AfJreji, srcilsesJIozisB n Chicago.
who have been spending the past three
months IN the Wild region NJ the state
of Cbispss, reiate marvellous story NJ
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Elizabeth CadT Stanton Gays saa H.
vented nioomsrs. This confession CONES
ss : z0-t a. death-bec repentance after
haTiag ss=n come OF the tailor made
Mysteries that her Invention has pro
CueEd
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

HoE would Il 90 &, the trustees Of the
FAIR estate should advertise generally
for the Eiyes 10 present themselves far
Identification That you'd perhaps
szrs counsel fees and simplify ma,t=-z-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

A vol, has been killing sheep in LIur
eo1nty. Kansas The high pries o.;
bee: y supposed to have caused tais
diversion
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

o1e-;hi-d o. the bicycles sold IN 1898
~ere tor Eonsn's U.s. In 1885, the 80
nasa'z bicycles were only 5 PEI cent o.
the szl-z
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Nothing so quickly assures the ~o-f-
inxlnzn Of bis employers Interest IL
biz "a az Increase o. wages
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

Out IN Kansas uo% VIXEN they want
rain they get up z picnic Dynamite
ton5s. bzliooas and prayers have been
z5aEfons1
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

A woman al Ligfons-. Pa, was fined
81 for ten oaths- This Seams 10 IL the
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

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stamp
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-27

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