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The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Ed Sanderson WAS in from tie Bar
triangle ranch Thursday and reports
that the latest news received from
Denver is TO the effect that Mr.. jack
son, who has been undergoing medical
aud surgical treatment at that place for
several weeks past, is all right again
and will soon return to White river.
Mr.. Jackson was suffering from COM
plicated case Of liver trouble, but the
medical staff at st. Luke's hospita
brought him out all right.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Dunk BLAIR, who was one of the first
to take gold out of the rich placers at
Hahn's Peak, was attending to business
matters in town yesterday. When asked
by THE HERALD for his opinion re-
garding that promising region. he said
that mineral is there in large bodies, hut
it will take work and the expenditure of
some capital to reach it. lie will pay
some attention to the Peak district him
self, this summer. '77-a'---HH'---
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

+. NJ. Ilerrick, who last week COM
pleted one Of the most successful terms
of school ever held in the Coal Creek
district, left for his home at Princeton,
ILL.,, this morning. Mr.. Herrick came
to the White River country In search of
health and found it--in fact, he says. he
returns to Illinois walking advertise
lncnt of the beneficial effects of the
Colorado climate. In all likelihood he
will be with us again next school year,
as he has the refusal of several positions
in this vicinity.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

In the vicinity Of Boquet, Westmore-
land Co., Pa. almoSs ANYONE can tell
You how to cure laQe batt OK stiff
neck. They dampen APIECE Of flannel
with Chamberlain's PaApf Balm and
bind it on the affected par) aad in one
or two days the trouble h9s hsappeared
This same treatment viii promptly cure
a pain iu the side or chest. MI, E. NJ.
Frye, a prominent merchant Of Boquet,
speaks very highly of Pain Balm, and
his recommendations>hav had much to
do with making it popular there. For
say by Hay 4 JoIIantgen.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

HIgus & Co.'S spring line of dry goods
has arrived and is the largest and most
complete ever shown in Meeker. The
designs in all lines are very handsome
and attractive. A very careful selection
was made from the largest stocks in the
country. and the result will surprise and
please the ladies'.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

| {Come and see US | We have got our
Immense stock OF new goods in all lines.
to show you. The time taken In look
lug through our goods will be protitaby
spent. Try it! II YOU wish to buy. y E
are sure to sell you.
J. W.. nUaUs 4 Co.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

While the late blizzard touched us
gently here it was not so considerate
with other portions of Colorado, as
travellers arriving during the last few
DAYS Say it was quite severe at Denver
and other points east of the main range.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and wfioaping cough. 1t
is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale
by Hay u Joiiautgeh.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Subscribe for TIE II sRALD and let
your friends in the east know some
thing OF the country you are living in
by sending it to them.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

During the storm of the early part Of
this week snow fell to depth of twelve
inches on the government road.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

IIugus Il Co. have just received the
largest invoice Of shoes ever brought
here. New goods, new styles, low
prices. 'l.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

V Hugus & Co. are agents for the follow
ing named bicycles: Victor, Crawford,
Union and several low priced wheels.
These goods all stand at the head in
their respective classes. Call and see
them.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

CONTIGUOUS says ''the disease Of men
is this: They neglect their own fields,
and 20 to weed the fields of Others"
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04
EASTER sLowg1.s.

-
Bring yc white lilies
With never stain,
NurtuIed by sunshine
Ard soft-dripping rain;
Hiring ye deep pansics.
As sweet as Faiths hope,
Hyacinths. heart's-easc,
And hellotrope. Z
Bring yc white blossoms
AS pure as the nahps
That fiont in the air
When the wintcr.sto hseaks;
The lilac-trce bioons
And the ionqriis unfold,
So bring ye their treasures
OF purple and gold.
Clear fell the sunshinc
At morning and noon,
And dripped the warm rain
With a musical Groom,
Til! out Of earth's darkness
And out Of its gloom
Game forth the bright buds
In the rupture OF bloom. ~
The aimond-trcc blossoms.
The world Is awake. ssf
50 sing ye glad suthcns =!
For sympathy's sake. y 81
And every sweet tower
In thankfuincss bring
To bloom on the shrine
OF the new-yiscn King.
Hattie whitney. in Democrats Nssazin
Aytil.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04
Notice Of Town Election.

Notice is hereby given tha, on Tues
day. the 7th day OF April. 1896. Will be
held the annual municipal election for
the town OF Sieeker. Colo. for the rur-
pose OF e!ectins the following named
officers. viz.
One Mayor to serve one year; and
Three Trustees to serve two years.
The Board of Registration will meet
on Tuesday. March 3lst. and OH Men
day. April 9th, as by law provided.
Piuce of registration and place of e!ec-
tion: County court house.
DAVID SMITH,
@. d. KELLY, Mayor pro tenn.
Town Recorder.
liEEKEn, COLO. March q. 1896.
Cash subscribers can get The Herald
for the quail sum Of So.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

can be had within ten miles Of Denver
at from sI5O to 81 per ton. and III the
Grand River valley 1t Is selling at 50 per
ton.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Get your mems and boys clothing Of
Hugus X Co. These goods are beyond
comparison; quality equal to any And
pYccs as low as the lowest.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

1.-THE John Deere line comprises plows,
wagons. buggies and all kinds Of farm
machinery. A. Oldland 4 Co. handle
this line. Call and get prices.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

The railroad building season is near
at band, but we haven't seen or heard of
any right-of-way agents lately in this
vicinity.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

We can't expect to always hold Il
monopoly of fair weather conditions, SO.
as if TO break the monotony of things
meterologically speaking and show what
it could do in pinch, March made an
effort to 20 out like a lion but only half
way succeeded. A fragment of the late
general storm struck US Monday and q
light snow fell, followed on Tuesday by
an additional two inches OF the "beauti.
full" Tuesday afternoon and night was
cold and blizzardy; Wednesday was clear
and cold. Thursday and Friday were
clear and warm and to-day is warm and
spring-like.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Fine job work at The Herald Office.
Orders promptly Allied.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

VSpring and summer hats and flowers
at Mrs. Booths.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

(%e carry in stock Jcl n Deere plows
harrows and scrapers.
A. OLpLAND & Co.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

County Commissioner Flemming re-
turned from Kansas City Wednesday
evening after an absence Of nearly two
weeks, attending to private business
matters. He says the late storm struck
the big Muddy" with the force OF .
hurricane last Friday and 1t kept up with
tho train In which he travelled wcst-in
fact, hs wasn't able 70 skake it until be
got cato tbe western slope. Mr.. Flem-
ming says the beef market continues
very low. but that there is q wonderful
demand for yearlings and all grades OF
young stock at fsncy prices; lean feed
ers slso bri.g GOOD prices, al of which
show that there b . surplus Of feed on
hand In the corr raising states. Alfalfa
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Q. o. Taylor whi.kie.. their quality never varies
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

.. o. Taylor wAl..le. of rrs.. v.lu. to the SEX
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

c.o.raylor whi.t,e. arr not expensive Good. too
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04
THE pARsees,

c. o. Taylor wh..kie. are tie banner beverage,
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
Cal, on F. E. Fordham for infOrma-
ton. mai.,S.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

sis0o rcr year.
Local Notice., fifteen cents pcr iine for :l.st
inscr;ion nnl ten cents FOR each suhssqucfl:
nsoFtion. Legal notices ten c>,i;s yer iiue for
each insertion.
NJ communications should be addressed to
THE HErKEa HERALD,
Mcekcr. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04

Cash subscribers can get The Herald
for the quail sum Of So
The Meeker herald., 1896-04-04
HOME NEWS.
TERMS:

TERMS:
ron SUBSCRIPTION.
pnc h'3f.--. ...s...s..-...-..sT ID
n r'aiI IN advance. 90
ron ADVERTISING.
Professional Cards. per Month ..,,.-....s: %
Ono inch. display. per Month ........... .O
Two inches, i.er Month ................... 800
Three inchc., PER Mont, ................. 100
Four inches. per Month .................. 500
Five inches, pcr Month .................. $50
Ten inches q, co,uron, per Month ..... 10 %
T,zcnty inches a column, per Month . - -
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Aptil.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-27
CITY NOTICES.
CITY TREASURES NoTIcE-crrY OF

CITY TREASURER > SVIILEs-~KIi ~
Notice IS hereby given that the first an
n1al inst7izment a local improvement dis
trtct No leo for tae Improvement o. Linz
coin street and that portion OF John street
formerly Second ssreeo Intervening be-
tween the west margin OF Lincoln street
south o.. and EEe east margin OF Lincoln
street north OK said Joan street. In the CITY
% Seattle. from Depot street 20 Grange
street under the provisions OF ordnance
No y7S. which provides for The improve
ment OF said streets by grading and con-
s.-uctiag sidewalks on both sides thereof
and providing for the payment therefor IN
tnstanments ard establishing fund Tor
stscn payment by ths lesylng and coiiec-
ton OF specta. assess meats upon the prop
~ benefited by the Improvement. and pro-
vi1ing for the Issuance OF bonds as aH-
tncrized BY an act of the legislature OF the
state OF Washington approved March ?.
iKs3. and under the provisions OF ordinance
No 2.5ss. approved May :. lsss. as amend
Cd by ordinances No. 1449. approved July
IL, issf. has been daily cerufisd 20 me for
collection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot or land. and part thereof. in said
district. In psvment Of such snstalimenE
the interest on the " hole amount charged
must be paid on or before I'd day OF Al
gust. issS- Unless payment ba male on
such ms ,aliment on or before I'd day OF
August. 1896. the same shall become de-
linQuent. ard shall bear Interest az the
rate OF ger cent, DER auntfm. until paid.
anu X not E&4l EsfDlE san llfufs UE&Aa4ty
Of five f5l Der cent. shall De added. aud
the sums DELINQUENT shall be ertsred Ga
the annual tax roll for the current -sar
against each lot and Parcel OF land. and
part thereof. so DELINQUENT. and with the
Interest and penalty shah he collected as
other taxes. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are aafhorszed 20
BE charged and collected on other deiin-
Quent taxes. and eacn lof or parcel Of lard
so delinquent shall be sold for the amount
OF such assessment. with interest. penalty
and costs. In the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication july =, iSs
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IF. TROwBRrpGE. r. 8. supk,
0s~Aa- do,k SeAf{fA
ALA SKA.
aNf.> f>nxaD~AvA0

Mas A.
Pacific Coast Steamship CompanyD
STEA-iER AI~kI.
All newly refttess. new upper deck cab
ms. and new and comEtodious second-claM
passenger accommodations. will sail fruu
Seattle August s az A. m. calling ~
MARY ISLAND.
FETcHTKAS. YEsSS BAY.
WRASGE-L. SUM DUN.
DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
Fare 10 WrangEe: Cabin. 81: second
class, $50.
class. s..
j. r. TROwBRTDdE
Puget Sound Superintendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot nan
street Telephone Main 90.
Goodall. Perkins a. Co. general asen1A
San Francisco.
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

81 Las steamer LAKME viii ,eava
seMrzse on or about Augass as x so
81 Aicnaels. CONNECTING ,xt.Sa Ior
s-saHser r. r. "ezre Tor Circle ctty nd
Fort Eudany. and stopping AZ All rSar1.. 49,
camps on the river -. I4lAAhx
This n the only route "a fns y,x.-
mines ~ wien the dangers ara hardsnlr.
can bs avoided Passengers tzks stsam.
- $50 aasse ara arc landed directly AZ
NgEIH AMERICAN TRASsP0pra
IIoN AND TRADING co. gchvah.~n-
ers Wharf. Seattle. wash
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
% assessment. Office OF the West S.
afgie Lard and Imrroveruen. Company
Seattle. Wash. July T. Isss
Notice = hereby given 10 the stock ol4-
ers OF said company that at regular
meeting OF the board Of trustees " s-sss
company. duly conveyed AT it's principal
Office this date. an assess meat Of ore ffl-
lar on each share OF the capital stock CT
sad company. not fully paid Es was sssIy
made ana levied. due and gxyno.s 20 rTx-
ter Horton q Co. treasurer % saia COM
pany. az lts banking house n Seattle. on
or before Saturday. the stu isy OF August.
JSs< II c. STRIVE
Vice President. acting as President in the
absence OF Tire President OF said Com
rany.
JAMES n. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle Wash. Jaiy :. fses
N0TfcE-To The Stockholders OF shA Sea-.
sie Erewinx ans Mating Company. Won
are hereby notified that the annual meet
3Ex % fhe stock holders % the S@zffEe
Frewtnw ard Mailing Company Is calfsa
% ruNHs AZ tie general Offices OF the
company, locste1 on ssraDt Street hrftga
a. the city - Seattle. Wash A. tnn
August Iss$ for tAe psirpo<e 81 ete4-.-
s@g seven % NusleNx. 20 s4rve for the
term q Cae year In accordance WITH tH@
ty-saws. arS for the purpose 81 corzs5-
sTing any other Business that nav
rrorerfv come before sid meeting Fsv
order q the President
Ar METZGrg
Sscrs @ry SEATTLE Brewing aad Maacsnr
Company.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.


Steamers leave Seattle
For san Francisco VIA Port Townsenl
and Victoria r.. C.: Wafia Walla. 3 q n
July 1. ~. II. August ~ -: umatillA "a
m. July !. =, August 5. %. City Of n
ebla. a. m. July u. =. August 10. -
Passengers received or board At ! =. a
For Alaska. City OF Topeka. = a. Hf.. july
I. Is. 81. August Is. 70. Queen. Q g. m, Ju'J
6. q. August j.
IF. TROwBRTpGE. r. 8. supt,
Ocean dock. SeattlA.
GoODALrs. PERKINS a CO..
General Agents. San FRANCHISE,
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NOTICE TO coxrnAcrona

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
Navy lara Mare Island. Cal Saiy :
49,
SeaAe5 proposals. irxsorszss Proposals Fsr
Supplies s5r tns Navy Yard. Mare I<l-
and CAL % be ac@n@5 A1gus< I. KS. =
VIII Re received " 80 Fz-eau 81 Szsr7sSes
srs Acc1-nt<. Ssvy r~r2rxzsnz. WASH
srszass. 2. c.. Ertz = 3'csrrk nco1. Az
gszst q Ts9. ans n1aIsrzv opened trzrr@ss-
7-=1v rsersa<fsr- 70 s1r-sSn. ~ ire nzvv
yard. Mare IsIari Cal qsszrtlsy 81
brushes eszserf. EzrpEzck- bsrsorsck-
Fons1 5-0zxe~ Shse< LEAD. znE0x corR<r.
har t-nr. =asze- ssah xz-- Saese iron.
packing. paints. akroAcS. xslss lad. red
lad E111s xszc. hrown z1nc. T.
rrscasznx grease. uaA5r. tPeI-
the vzrnisa. yassaine. aaseet ga
ea<z-soor a. brass pipe. ga2Se
gsasSes. rzre fittings. tooss. glyrsrz-e. lus1-
ee-s sstt pork c2r@sss. beans syrup. raSss
ssz--S. Aa-z<sr~. 1~y xcods stoves lea y
-. steel. COPPER plee. cars. ard tss ANIMAL
s<pcsy - coaf. ca<e charcoal and crude
OF Tor sz-r41gs ssSc the annual S1Ypsy %
coal fer TIE 1a-za station. Puget Sel11.
Nzs14rx-1-~ and tns naval hospital S1are
Island. Cal lie articles rs1s- cor1srzn
20 ire navy standard and PASS The usual
naval fnsD<c<soz- Bark proposals viii
be farNs red szrou application 70 xAe navy
pay Office. San FrzEc1sc0~ CzA. or Trs
szvv yari. Mare Island Cal Tie hSss.
al os-er things 5ezcx ez11al. 6eczdeG ~
Io-- The Department reserves the rlSns
- vaswe defects or 70 reject any or all
hs1s cc- deemed zexar<axeoszs % tse gov
eminent EDWIN STEWART.
PaymaS--r General T. > ~
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SAN JEAN rsLASrs

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND grarrr~
ROUTE
D. wiley Eavsgaslon Co.'S ssnn~
MCLTNOxAE
DAILY TINE CARD
Leave Anna
Olympia at. s:3e n Tacoma At tAa-
Tacoma at....e7se . nSeattfe Al no
Seattle q. -. 60 . mTscona al f0nS
Tacoma at. 80 nDsyE1p3a At 31S1
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily excsps Sunday.
Leave. Al1syOL
Seattle .... 10 n Tacoma - ena-
Tacoma ..--.i0d0 o m Olympia -. lAnS
Olympia .-.- 30 mCacornA 49,. 30 4 -
Tacoma 49,. 5.3 p - Seattle - rMnS
cents. Landing ~ Seattle City doo6 -
LILLY. EoSARDUs a CO. Asvnts
City dock. Telephone. Nnin n
Capt. L Wiley. MaEaxsr.
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Transacts . savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 TO 10000
Interest allowed per an7um: Six per
binary deposits
Dividends declared last Gays OF Nay ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coilatsrals only.
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srEAMER CLAN MpovArr,

Daily, at 30 D. m. except Saturday. foP
Everett and way ports. going throurk
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday 20 O..
hcuash river points. connecting with 4
CITY Dock steamers FOR al points on Ia
Sound. Open al night. Telephone. Mn
81. s. q. yERKES. Manageg.
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L. & q. TRANSPORTATION q
WEEKLY TIME CARD
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMpAY3w

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
skagit RIVER Route
Leaves SeatfIe-Mons.ay, July =. n n
p. M: Wednesday. July -. at ia m,
Saturday. August !. at a m rr>rrs
Mount Nernon- Tue sday, July .. Etsn
IN. Friday, July Il. at a. n: Satt,rthv
August T. AT s p n. Calling al Ssanvocf
FIR. Skagis CITY. Mount Vernon and Ayos'
sTulaiip going south Sunday and nor,S
Tlaes14yl
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STORAGE.

STORAGE
sTORAGE ard Dfs,rfeusfrx wa--house
az Occidental aysr1>- j. c. Rea1nan.
TslsSAoSs. Mzss fx.
SEATTLE STORAGE AND COMMITS
sloa Company. ti1S Firxs aTenae
wooLEy MrLIa
kAGLE WOODEN MILLS sl Frat a o.
ras. clAEkess vooI~ns AID e.r.~za
We cal especial &tseExs1r 10 cs.r fafIoe-
t.k eep4rtns1t for style e. cuaftrv AZ
tie city.
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.oFrIGERs AND TRU;sTiE;iEsM
Jacob Furth ...--................. President
Arthur a. Denny ...........ytce President
John L<ary $1,000. Second Vice President
JAMES r. Hayden. Manager. Cashsr Sec'y
Frank l. Biodgert Assistant Cashier
6igmund Schwahzcher. John Collins.
T. c. Seufeiter. J. 7. Greealeag
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FOR TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING RAGS
g. % G1esr Sfy Trazx Fzesa-xs ~euxsr-
trx s2ec.aity. xsss~r sVxszs 2za Con-
rserS3zA bras1A. lila excrr1
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MOONS AID DoARDl
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rTwEsT Rooxs. VIA bosrs- hes- seea-
ssyssr. sss.sezs1 rs-n~r x Y5srss ave.
ne sst scrsrE street.
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Terxuson prgrrse.ress. Furnished rooms
ssr hrst sossesesrtrg
FOR REyT-Tnres zz<arrksh>f eonrer.-
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FOR REST-Furnsshet frnzt roon =
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FOR REyT-Fzrnss5ed or unfnrrsshed
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ton. references required
FOR RENT-Rocms. Ths Russell: steam
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