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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-10
COMMON COUNCIL.
Proceedings of the meeting, Claimes Al
allowed, Etc.

The regular monthly meeting of the
in the council chambers.
Presently Mayor Menefee and full
board of cOuncilmen.
Minutes of previous regular and ad-
journed meetings read and approved.
Petition from Chas. Denton to fur
nish wood was read and placed on file.
Petition signed by w. e. Curtis and
others. requesting that all places
where liquor is sold be closed at II
o'clock midnight and opened at D
o'clock A. NJ. and recommending that
the ordinance closing saloons on sun
days be enforced, was read and placed
on lille.
On motion of r. B. Hood, seconded
by Johns, the recorder was instructed
to draw an ordinance to carry into
effect the prayer of the petitioners.
r. B. Hood, of the select committee
appointed to meet the commissioners
as regards water rent, reported that
the commission had decided not to
present their bill to the city.
The chairman of the committee on
finance and streets and public property
made verbal reports.
The matter of the water rent of A.
Genres was referred to the committee
on fire and water.
The monthly reports of the marshal,
recorder and treasurer were read and
on motion placed on file.
An ordinance to tax bill posters and
all persons distributing advertisements
was read and action thereon post
poned.
On motion a committee was ap-
pointed consisting of Nolan and Grove
to revise the ordinances licensing
shows.
na fol1ominr claims orainSt tho
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-10
p lic4t.m for Liqno.' L:cen e.

CAscAns iocE5. + a us PREI>or
Wasco 'tuntv,
STA e If Oregon
" tt l II EBY = vE> THAT 4. rATR OK
McEn hey, Of pre.;in { ard ouuty, vi / N
he Ct" ''ay Of Septsnh,r, 5, apply to the c ,un
Conrf Of the bove ma nnty for license l., sell
pi'itu us malt and vlnou, iqu RS IN esd gu. I'll
e. than gall IN
Falls Prrcn.t, Wasco County tats Of reg n,
,ugust |, 1886
Case D, 10 Ks F,L PR.crxcr,
WascI Z. unit, Sta II iegon
TO tn Honnr nrab Coun Y Court Z Wa c. C un .
OIeg n:
We, thr undersigned residents and xp yers of
Wasc' unity, th'gIn. do a r.,-p.c fu " Or "
ouf h'norabl- C u t graft Patrick Nc ,Ia y !.
hst = tn Retail "a mIIt v,nJ,s I'D spir.
It us quors In Falls precincs for tn, term Of one
Y,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-10

ted. Ask your druggist about
B AS,s) CURO. 1t 10
purely vegetable. You do no
have to stop using tobacco WITH
BACO-CURsI. Il will
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
DENVER NE. PRESIDE.
Nor. Big Meetings. Held by tn. Esd.sy.
or.-s In E-,~ton-

Breton. July 1.-THE morning rns-ef-
inSs u Christian EndeavO-ers In both
tents were conducted under the general
title, The SebOIsrship Of the word
for Christ At teut WiIIistou and Me-
ehanitss hall eneDuraz iDS reJ,yrts e0n-
c'2rTii'sS the religious life 10 colleges were
made, and 10 both the tents and the hall
the rDl u bgnOr. upon which was in
seTit'sd fbs names u the unions rhose
members have t~s.n able 10 give Iff,sr-
ally 70 the cause. was simultaneously
nnrOlled. Ib'se ezta-cisz- were accom-
i,anief Dy suftsble addresses.
The EsT. " &. Biting. u. D.. M
Sew York. CONDUCTED this exercise IN
Mechanics hall: The Kev. a &. Peek NJ,
Denver IL H'iIIissOn. and tie Rev. ira
Landrlfn u Nashville 10 EBdeayOE.
The fTsaseHfafIon u . banner 10 the
lFai union for The Ds-t g0rk In pro
noting systeulatie and prVp0rtiOaafe
giving was made 81 3iecissDiCasf bund-
ing and reBi WslllstOu.
The BsT. ]. -. II. Efuekenb4rg Of
Cambridge. Mas. ds,iiyered In Mezhan-
ifs' building an addre-s Osi THE Chris
tan Personality" that deserved sl,st3zi
attention. aDd tho sane should u aid
II address, by the Rey. a. +. cobb,
u. u. Of Springfield. Ill. and the Rev.
| William &. PGddIefOoi NJ s0uth Fran
| inZiAln. Mass, The praise and song ser
| riess al the big meetings were. 81 they
have b@S>n aiBe@ the opening Of the cJa-
F''sIrion. fuii n snap. eoergy and earn
estness- The aggregate attendance war
about Z21eD.
/ The regular DOon evangelical 7eFVLee
attracted crowds u workers, who toined
| 10 the praise with q seriOBsness that
seemed - Indicate regret that to-day
MAS the last II the convention. The
largest Of tfsSe rallies was held at Fan
I veil hall. whore the Rev. Francis f..
Smiley 81 DeEyer CDID. I'D the ser
/ Ticss, and 10 BsosDleid street church,
Hnder the leadership ~ &. n. Hunt, II
Minneapolis, T1,s otber gatherings were
at the Usual stores, waaryez and greet
/ corners.
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New York. July 15.-Captsin Jannes
~ Webb n BrolIdyD has returned
from Washington. where he has been
trying 70 secure spme If the small arms
which sre b4sing replaced w. the new
ms g9zine rife for use IN the army. If
risG captains negotiations with the war
department are successful. the c1n-
deToD4sd riGeS will md their way into
the hands N the cgtsn reyDlgti1nlsfs.
That IL admifted ~ Webb. and tfls
k~sl representa- tive II the CuJaus IN
not deny n. The captain sayS. 1T
may sBrpris1 or Spanish friends tn
know that small arms intended for
Cgia are beinp seHi out NJ Brooklyn
sBd New York set the Yste u about
J.fsIJ every week. Nome NJ the Ia ~ 0f
tbis country arc violated ~ tiie ship
p@rs. bot the sTTBe ~; ~ the Tesoiig-
tionisfs IN 1sse cyGrse. nevertheless"
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IN. srh AZ rrorr..

Omaha July Nv nesst harvest II in
full blast So sebrassa. The crop VIII
average tw0-tiIinls ~ full crop. The
sOrn crDp f. estimated at irsgJg .['jD
E,tg4neis and III coalition was never
fss.fler. The oats yield Il nOi IS heavy
a. estimated. being Iess than two
EuIr'fs u q crop.
Bou. ". A. Paxton returned last
night from his rapGiI 10 Lincoln c0un-
~. and wiki him he brought samples
a wheat oats. Timothy alfalfa and 20
tssfres. all gathered from lands which
have not been Irrigated, The sam
pies indieafe 'hat Lincoln county q
growing the greatest efOp this s4.aaon
that has ever been Ssseu 10 that section
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JOSEPH COOK SPOKE HIS MIND
a Llssiy FOURTH Of Jelly ns-srsss a. Hon
o.glu-

Victoria, y. e.. July I5.-rbe steam
ship Ni0wra arrived from Australia
anb Hawaii this afternoon The liter
airy exercises at honolulu On fully 4
were the scene N remarkable incl
dent.
Independence park pavilion war
more than crowded Tor ths literary ez-
ssrciss~. scheduled for II o'clOek. sFith
dr. Wills. the American Munster. pre-
siding
He Nas presented by George W.
Smi1h. chairman u the general CON
miitee. Tiiis vas AZ u 40. There vas
a walt Tor President Dole. When he
entered with Mrs Dole. the audience
rOs4 agid cslseresi.
The steamship Ti0Rra was held 10
asiDw jOneph C1,OE 70 address the meet
ing. yir. willis gracefully gave utter
ance u patriotic seDtinents and ygaa
sppia Bded. An Invocation was offered
~ Rev. y. =. BlTuie. al Joined in
singing. the American choir leading
IT complimentary terms Nr. WIiHs
presented Mr. Cssok. vino had for fils
sIbJee9. Tile Republics ~ ttls. Trop.
icz7 He said nothing ~ tic Fourth n
JAY. lie congratulated All that there
was 10 eplpr line or slavery line here
Tie speaker fiseu went into an ora.
tipu On SSshLflffu ff,pUDlifs ~ upheld
~ what b. GATED Northern principles
speaskiBg 81 Hawaii NF, C00k entered
upon almost q direct criticism u tbs.
GleyeiaBd adfBinistrstfoU. arTslgnlng n
for misrepresentation mud saying he
syoSIid make n<yIGe corrections. Here
sIr. W}liis protested On the grounds
that The occasion sYaS Hof one ioY o
partisan ssJes~ii. He ygss greeted with
storms ~ applause 3fr. CoDk eensfei-
erabiy confused. asked for q blu N
particulars. declaring re- eas not ae.
ct,rtplHed ~ either straight Jacket Or
a gag. Mr, SSillls replied fiat the con,
'Eaete1 sentiment fToS6 a BDst1g On.
siropmerf 7as not IsrTsaa enDugh Tor
an American ceINbfsfio8 10 Ba wall
SfJ cts,k said Bpston had z4,od deal
70 ~ With s~fleylug American ftsds.-
ps.ndeHee. VI. WINS ssA tbls WAC
granted and fFsat al 1eT.s proud Gf II,
The lecturer quickly ct,ueJt6ed bis re-
narts on Annexation Hs bade 21ssd
bye ~ Minister Willis ard Dr. HcAy.
thur ami Seff the hall amid silence.
eisSrjy mad tbrs seb and through.
Tie exchange NJ N<gts created a
trem+bdops <ztttssys at among there
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ffackeDeacE. y. J.. July IA Icy
rife storm swept Over tilir +Ecsipu saf
u~,lay afternoon. doing great damaGe
81 Cferry FIJI, sTnaH village lev
miles from its.re II Developed cyciDuic
fury. attended by the demolition u
fh. village and 2 npnater u deaths
cherry Hill received ne full sweep 81
the wind, and within a minute after
fils 4t0rIn broke. tWenty seven houses
we're wrecked, Tine cyclone made q
csssn path through fie center Of the
place. carrying everything tefOrs H..
Houses we're unrOofed and thrown
down. lrs9-s were upRo1isd and the
'-r6Is In the fields were lsyeise1 10 the
ground. ~ the present time II =
known thar fre were killed and ffe
injured age numbered hy the score,
niany. il = believed. fatally.
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ENogAvoR SUNDAY IN BOSTON
The Chsrches Crowded to Hear MANY
Emsn~nt Dsyfn-S

Boston. July 1.-THE programme OF
the Christian Endeaycr convention yes
--rtiay included work only for the visit
Ing cisrZyFasE- The local ministers in
general gave place TO those who had
eyl1s from other localities 10 attend
the conventson- and It Il doubtful IL
ever In the history Of Boston It's paipits
were supplied w-Tth such an array OF
eminent preachers
To the more taaB s1.rC members OF
the y. r. $ C Z the day came as a
young men and women who, ever
since the cOnTentiOa opened have
been given but little respite from their
IzbOrs in caring for the many visitors.
appreciated the charge, and the strang-
ers- weAried by the continued couyen-
ton sessions, seemed glad to BE- able
10 attend service In the locality in
which: their headquarters were instead
Of having 10 undergo the crOwiiug nee
essary 10 get to the tent meetings and
the Mechanics hall sessions
This distribution Of ciergyEnen WAS
30 planned that the delegations quarter
ed In The subgriss could attend worship
in their districts Several deiega tons
located down t0zn emphasized their
IDEAS On the matter q Sabbath observ-
ance By meeting yesterday and passing
resolutions pledgfns themselves not to
Use the street cars or other convey
aEsces to-day. - a result the streets
just prior to the commencement Of
regular church services were throngeti
with men and women wearing Chris
tian EDdeavOr badges. proceeding on
f0'Ot 70 the most Convenient churches
They had begun the day with the
usual GSJ a. IN prayer meetings at
fheir various headquarters. but In con-
trast 10 their custom on other days
there WIS 10 singing on the street a.
The delegations passed 10 and fro.
The clergyrnen who spoke to-day are
among the niNst eminent 10 this cyun-
try and the list also iDcigded many dis
tineuistls-d preachers from abroad In
many cssss~ the themes were upon the
Christian EnSeavDr movement. it, re-
suits. etc With -sJ,lsO visitors in the
city besides the regular clIurch-.Oirlg
population. nearly every church was
filed
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sYeloNs lN nEw xoRK.


New York. July l5--Tise first CT
s.lons In many years struck New York
Saturday afternoon and resulted IA
tally in one iils7ancs. besides w'recSisg
= barge aInoUnr Of valuable property
The cyclone descended upon ths.
upper parr Of East News YORK known
as Cypress Hlsl at 4<S1 O'clock eDratin-
usesf on itz way to the iEsEver plsiTS- dis
trfs.r and from there Travelled 10 Wood
haven The e-Io1d was first seen going
s.vs.r Crg,-e-S Hill II WIS funnel
SHAPED and hung very bow 70 Ii.
ground. AZ the upper end WIS red
snssr rhar appeared msre like an in
cansieseens BEht than srsyTsiue else.
Thls eFcESue swept pgEE Ehs eifF GENE
tprE- wrHekinG handsome houses EnA
cosby monuments
The lyciDne wrecked thirty hgti~4~
az Woosihlzven and . very lar.-e scilJtsi-
hotr-s
There were twenty residents .,
Wa-1siilaven struck By rtse various Oh
Jsess which yEere carried through fit
air Cfhfmney- sailed through sgaee
-hozl.h cfey were ~ fteITier Oh
feathers At WOoSlhaveE q WON
vras sick in bs.Sl- Ths hJglse WIS PIX
~ uB and csgrrlesi by the storm u8
,uzzn a block F1Haily the zDnan sra
landed on one side % the street arr
the h0use on the O;hsE~ Tie wDusa-
had q ni-actffptzs e--aspe from seEisl-
injury, receiving only . sii=hS cut %
the forehead
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a GRAND SHAKING UP.
Al PsrfI-s and Factions In England In
Sru Pn-ftios..-

London July i5.-A dispatch 10 the
World from London zays. The defeat
Of Sir William HaTrDurr II very likely
10 De followed by thsT Of three other
leading fnsmsers " the FtOs4sb4-ry czDi-
net Herbert AsIuiri.. Campbell Ban
herman and John Morley all hold their
seats by small ina jDriris=i- and all the
present Indications are that close a4-sst -
viii be uniformly carried by The Mon
isfs n j. she English custom. When z
party leader s. beasen, Tor some OBJ
secure supporter who has safe ss-at-
10 liTer II 10 the defeated one. But
rnIs IS always q iGss " prestige 10 the
leader. who j. repuGia1e.d by hFs own
constituency.
II Is Ike Liberal Waterloo. But
Mr. Chnuibs,r.ain's faeri0n il only a
little ls-s disappointed than tbs LibeT-
ais Tor II there T. 10 ise. 81 seems likely.
9 TniDnfst ma JDrtfy In the Dezt house
~ above 10r. tie Tory Sae'iOu can
almost AFFORD 70 ignore the Liberal
Tnionist vote. n Ia certain tilat The
Tories VIII do 70 II they can
The iaiJF Candidates a. Saturday,
ELECTIONS having % hyyre ~ their own
suca4sr. efssf rhe Liberals fiIree s4zsts.
In return. II j. likely that Es.ir Harsile.
the labor champion 10 the house. VIII
h. defeated by tiis abs4sf5taiiDn or the
active hostility u tie Irish voters 10
his constituency.
In ireland tiIe situation - dsplOra iIe.
OF eynrsS slis.re war the Rstirngfil
spit 10 begin with. and nov Timothy
Hsaiy har fatally divided the Nc
Carrhyiie party. The really patriotic
Irish leaders to-day are hopeless. Sex
ton. the abieHt Of thern. certainly viii
retire 10 disgust. Redmond. owing 10
Bealy'S recent attacks on his OWE asss6.
ciaisss. y likely ~ capture TWO ss-ats in
Cork next "Wednesday DAILY. who was
elected In Limerick the other day. T. in
Portland prison FOR dynamite 0utra ger
and ne viii ~ denied q seat
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BEING SHOWED UNDER
sSoLssH LIBERALS DEFEATED.
Lo.x Eight s~~ss In Saturdays Eseesioas-
Sig W1fism yereae Bsreoart Beaten
In the Lsb~r.I Stronghold Of Derby
tn. Lsqsor Nea A<~Ens1 Him

New YORK. July 1.-THE worsf's
Lorion cable says:
There were twenty-five contested
elections in England yesterday, and
the returns at r1iduieslt show that JEe
Unionists have gained eight seats, IN
proportion more than oBe-1hird- This
Indicates nm overwhelming Uuionist
ma ioriry IN The next Hou4e- The most
astonishing fact Is the defeat Of Sir
william Vernon Harcourt in Derby.
regarded heretofore Is the very heart
Of Liberal England
There car BE- 10 doubt that this Is
due 10 Harr9ur7's veto bill The keep
e=s Of she public hgtfses. Otherwise our
saloonEeepers united their following
with the FO-ies the church party and
the anti-Irist people
The crusade against the House Of
Lords i FpieSaEed 70 5innnest future
As 70 home rule for Ireland the cozli-
tiOB government can do what it likes
IL looks as II they viii have a majority
sufficient 10 make them entirely indie
pendent Of she irish vote 20 that the
old PaFneil tactics Of obstruction VIII
be Of no avail in the next House
The papers have almost daily ac-
counts Of rtifiianfsIn In one English
election district Or another. In contrast
10 The general peace IN Ireland
In Northwest Manchester Sir W a
HGuliswOrrh. Conservative. WIS re
elected by vote Of 4-sss1 10 3-52S
votes cast for Mr. T. r. Bryue. Radi-
cal q majority Of 1.47L- At the last
election Cir vs.. II. HDuldswOrth was re
turned without opposition
T., - a
J. BalfOur. the new I1rd Of the treas
ury. WIS reelected Dy n vote Of j.41j
10 4-21si for Prof ]. Z. 6. Monroe, Lib
erHI- a INA f0rity u 7TS- At the lasi
eiectiOu tine Conservative ma oriTy
vyas III
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Bsnyrus. Ohio July -. Ja0ob Br.e..
gel. farmer hgin2 ~ Ciiatheid, Oh,
ysednegsisy might g5ge y party. There
ygere about nifty persons present The
company 5yaFfDpk 81 Ice cream. Tho
next moaning every y@srsDn who attend
cd iile party Was taken very ~. 4 among
the H0st ser3pgls cases Dptg are thD@e n
William Burciitaciler and fsfnily. sLlb.
Ter, Rosa and Mary Pelser. u. Power.
Daniel 3cIwab aud sister. and r.. Kler-
bis They are suffering intensely, but
w1Il iiEely recover The physicians are
treating the patients for ssrychnine.
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g YAcnT pgEEt.osR.
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speed
Newport r /. July 14-The De-
fender o1t=aile4i the viczO7iOu= Vigil
auE In fair and Interesting trial eDn
tfes4r yesterday afternoon 90 the khosl'-
Island cDass- and Nessrs- izselIn- 3inT-
zszn and TauderhiII. the members %
th.- syndicate who followed evsTy
movement % b0-b boats. expressed
thssni.eives ~ well pleased with fhr
result
The new yacht behaved admirably
and b0'h G1ltzaIled and DUJpolnied hs
opponent The crew Of the DefsH'ie-
made quick siLne IN bringing her ai'pu-
again. II only requiring eighteen snf
1udz ~ change her cFJur-e- = !a--
fieer % yachts. under sail and s7aaE.
stsz-refi 10 follow the Taee- Sir- q o.
I,.sIin was On boaTd the Defender nHr
Mr. Willard ~ rev fg-k WIZ o.
fqard the Viziiaur Only siie srcal.
yachts followed the boars the 7.nIie
way Both irJa'z pointed we'll bisr g.
Defender showed marked superiority
Ia fIia respect an well a. IN speed
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Ex-pREsrDEnr fzzTA's PLAn
he Talks Of Insad,n= -&I.z Tor VIVA -.
A-HT-

Ean Francisco July I5.-Anf0niO H.
las announcement " MS intention %
return To- Salvador n the nead % an
invading parry and h.TDme president
81 that Central American republic. has
created little interest ne-.- Or. COZ
ueli1 LINUS fhe SaivadOrean mlnisier
~ finance vap y nDvg 10 ihis city. .sFS
X f.zeia ever returned TO Salvador mill
ta~v protection would ~ necF-aary 10
save. fiFs Iife from she people long
enough for him 10 b. ;riesd on Ene criM-
iCsf charges pending against him. Ii
would almost certainly b. iyncied.
United States District Attorney fOJ;a
dor not believe Ezeia has any intsn
f.oTs u returning 20 Salvador, He adds
rlsaE Il Ezss7a attempts ~ leave pr
su q ge-,.-4 NJ nl- own b. VIII b. AZ
rested and have another trial 10 fni-
nl1ed States a1uri- The district a1D=-
n.-g believes Ezsga j. simply s.a.i.ing
q personal advertisement
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Mr. Mizugn Elli1s; o. SsE Yq-k ap-
or@ciatea the affection q HaTiEZ
pret-y face When she Ts1 ir no3s
st0re oae DAY aas found 20 nsr nnrFoE
iazt q publishes Of sensational liiera-
t1-e had Hses. her photograph 70 adoFa
the front page 9f 2 number 81 fast 7
French aOye.z- o. c0G-zs there va
0nly one taing left for ner u do. anc
that wa. n bring mit against The pub
lisher. which she promptly did
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rob,.co en-. ~inx nor.

supt- McAivey has a little English mastin
pup. eight months old and weighing 135
poGnds that has developed an abnormal ap-
petite for toi,acco. He acquired his taste
for Ii by watching Amos chew. no doubt.
and he s. never happier than when he L.
given 'schaw." He chews and splits Ike
any other man and has never yet been sick
His tobacco habit Is a very expensive one
and be will be given a treatment Of No to-bac
In the hope Of curing Notwithstanding
Argus News
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the growth Of ppbl,a libraries ia he
United states is 0ae 81 the remarkable
features u our system Of pr0gfeaG.
There are nearly 5G40 Of them. and =
recent writer Doints out the significant
fact ina, with the single exception Of
the comfy. there Is not \ single civil
division u Sur zoyerHment that naz
not adopted ,hLs form Of educational
aervice. The Nation. the 8iates. The
citIes and towns have libraries sor asn-
sraI use. and the work af the librarian
has become a regular profession. win
requirements d Systematic study and
training.
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BOSTON. Bsss,. July Ell has trans
plres tbai Disfrfci Assewtly No. IN.
knights " Labor. whIclj luclnds-s the
entire stste, bar breD suspended fran
all privileges by ssecre;aTy Hsyex fg5
81 admitting 10 IL
privileges Stafe Master Workman Pad
den, who, spHe months aA0. Was Gus
pended az the outcome ~ q tpntso.
yersy With tic zenersI b<say6.
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An Increasing nnmb=r Of tourists q
70 Europe sTery year. Tns matter o.
cost med 10 Dregsnt DeopIs frnn doing
thIz zsaeFally, but nov, II * claimed
;azs many peapIe spend the zuam@r 30
Europe beszGse they cat do L cnespes
than they eaa remain al home, But u
II rather melancholy u NEE with 40
many people vino have traye.eG all oYes
Europe hut KNOW but lifiIe from peg
sonai experience Of their oEn country.
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4 err G' despair aas gone np from
the Fife county council, Scotland. on
the subject Gf the abGze Of 5ns public
Highways 10 That county By cyclists.
aad the have adopted the coursa o.
perltl0nIng Parliament on she subject
The difficulty l. tina; cycling ofieufsrs
nil an, eonaise Al their 0Sn capture.
but alnOa. inyariabiy,az The FIFE coun-
ell pziaeiicaIy urge. make 0f1 n ,heif
highest pozal0ie speed after contra
genrl0n Or On being challenged.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

The W9alsn'z Cigie LeagUe Of Ciu-
ciaualI nzs secured the eo-gpeTation ~
the city goFsrameHt 10 pr1yiosnE Diisz
Of clean sand io- Iitiis childrea 70 play
IL On vacant iois 10 different parts Of
the city and IN . Garner Ut one o. the
parks. They urged that ,nia pFogls,0l
Tor the piay-lnnihGt Of children would
add 70 the health and Happiness o. tas
tots" Il la wise movement 10
large park Il complete without some
such provision Tor the children
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Large numbers Of IaDaness izsn7sfs
arr arriving a. California portz ano
sTarnfnz into the labor aasr.zsts- i
Il said tina. during the last year 1854"
o. them hare zecrgrsd employment u
tae e1ciuaiGn o. white izaors-z- The
Lays car have all the fun thsy TaHi
ui;a the ChIneae. bGt 2 Japanese IN
Tasigu gf the United STATES i zarinz
another u aIlaseaJar-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

The pearls given to the bride by her be-
trothed are 80 magnificent thnt the future
Drcnesse q Aoeta msy bope In this respect
to rival the Queen Of Italy, whose pearls
have long been the admiration OF experts
and others. The wedding present includes
an entire set of pearls and diamonds.
string OF thirty-fve pearls exquIsitely
matched aud a necklace consisting OF eleven
ersId set in dismcudz--New York World.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

New York. July 1J.--A special 70 tie
Herald from BgeB1os Ayres says. A
correspondent In Rio de Janeir0 tcle-
graphs that the Ires51nest n The Swiss
republic viii act az arbitrator bet 'seen
France and Brazii lu the disputed
question Of the boundary limits u The
ss.rrltDry ~ Amapa.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

AratanisJs. % separate tae bones o.
= skuI. frzgEsntIT eli r. Uith zn-ai-
a-azz AID place the uaole in . l'1siH
u zater- The beans swell and slowly
sDlfE the SKULL Inc faE1s HEiza beans
are capable a. exciting under iaea3
conditions "a equivalent % the a7@=asa
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