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The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

An electric underground railway under
the Present underground is the latest pro-
1ect suggested in London. 1t would be used
Tor express trains only.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

ANTI-COLD Powder) CURES A COLD
In the head in one day. All Druggists refund
the money II 1t falls to cure. 25 cts. SURE
CURE FOR CATARRH AND HAY FEVER
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

There Is n man In England whose water
supply costs him $40 day. He is n mil
lionaire who lives near a village. Not liking
the local water. he had a special conduit
built for himself at cost Of 500. 600 though
he lives there only three months n year.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03
Did You Ever See an Indian.

Expect not, SO send two-cent stamp tt
the General Passenger Agent Colorado MID
land Railroad, Denver. and he will send yoJ
q dne colored picture of one.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

"Baby's went an swoilcrcd my penny
''That's all right: let's both cry, an
mainmar give us nickel"
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

..Du Poise doesn't seem to mind being \,
fat" "No; he says that no other man car
borrow his dress suit"
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

"yulla had a. terrible experience at he
new boarding house. what was it7'
"ShS bowed to a bOartler who was widow
er and he went and took out writ TO keel
her from marrying him."
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CAscarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or no.
II c. G. c. fail TO cure, druggists refund money.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03
AN ORDER FOR RATS.
THE QUEER DEMAND FOR LIVE
STOCK SENT BY MAIL.
Rodents Used in Mines to Eat Rsfsss-
These Animals Held Up . whole iowa
In Frsnce-rhe Citissns Fled.

ATS. as a rule. are
undesirable tenants
and in large cities
there are men who.
as a means Of live
lihood. follow the
ancient and honor
able profession of
rat-catching. says
the New York Jour-
nal. Bull-terriers.
hlack-au-tanS ana
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

FITS stopped free and permanently cured. so NJ
sfter dfsf day'a use of DIR. kline's Great Nerve
Restogor. Free - trial hottie and treatise.
Boad TO De. KLlHx ISL Arch St. PhiladelpniA, Pa
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

Piso's Cure for Consumption has been a
family medicine with us since 1SiD.-J. r.
Madison 24Og AID Ave. CillcaCo, Ill.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

Though / haven't heard a robin.
Yet / know that springs in town,
For n scOrcher on his cycle
Has already knocked me down.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

Forty German cities now have electric
street railways. In 1891 there were only
three that had them.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

HA~eass Your Bowels with Casoersts.
CAA4Y Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
10cL II Q. @. @. fall, druggists refund money.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

There goes man who is one in thou
se cIeet II syss Tepartnent n sf store
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

Hamburg leads the cities Of Germany in
the extent of its electric street car service.
It has $40 motors. while Berlin. which comes
next, has only ia
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

The number of unmarried women In Eng
land and Wales exceeds the number Of un
married men by nearly 100000.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

81 have Just passed bad quarter of an
hour. well. i have Just passed bad
quarter of dollar"
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03
The Only Line

That has three through trains to tho East
daily u the Union Pacific. Through sleep.
ing cars, and quickest time to all principal
points. Ticket Office, 04l Seventeenth
street, corner Curtis.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

Mrs. NNtnsioss's soothing syrup
For children teaihng koftens ums reduces innam
nation aIayr pain cures wind collie. Is cenA bottle
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03
"sTAR TOBACCO..

Al you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star
1t Is not only the best but the most lasting, and
therefore, the cheapest.
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03
pAYENY SOLICITOR S;s;Sss5i S'ss;s:7s5i -
WOLFE L0NDONER sa3;::;!i aSSsiS' $;;;'i and

nT 1Tnn A NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, tight
iii MIuV wood case, WARRANTED FIVR
WUU\ YEARS FOR $3.50. WR1TEfr
InNIUl1 tci ims and prices. The KNIGHT
1 l 4IA4vO0 CAMPBELL MUSIC CO Denver
The Meeker herald., 1897-04-03

H. l.. X. sIdLS 81 nzxs MTG LICE,
HAINES SEED CO., 1919 FIFTEENTH ST
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
SITUATION ALARMlNo.

Deputy United states Marshnls done 70 tha
scene of she Coal Miners strike.
Wheeling. W. Va. July 9.-united
States Marshal De vanney OF Clncln-
natl, accompanied by a largo force OF
deputies passed through Wheeling
early yesterday morning on special
train for Dlllonyaie. up the river. ON
the line OF the Wheeling and Lake
Erie road. where the railroad company
Is TO make an effort TO start the mines
this morning. Twenty-Five additional
deputies we're sworn In at Dllionvale.
Some OF the miners at Dlllonvale,
who we're forced out by tho long rung
men ON Wednesday morning. say they
will not work II II Is necessary for
them TO be protected, but General Man
ager Brickendorfcr Of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Is confident he will have
all the men no wants this morning.
when the n,,lOnyale mine will be
started up.
The notice that the mines would re-
aume to-day was given last night by
the blowing OF whistles at the works.
Notices were posted yesterday by the
coal companies that the working min
ers would receive protection from
the deputy marshals.
Tho situation on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Is undoubtedly serious. More
trouble Ia unprecedented from the pass
ing through OF West Virginia coal ,..an
from the partial operation OF one or
two mines through protection given
by the United States marahals. As
was seen three years ago. the small
force OF marshals is inadequate 10 pre-
vent the stopping OF coal trains. Hall
OF Ohlo's national guard was unable
TO cover the storm center In eastern
Ohio counties three years ago.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
Pour Suicides

Paris. July "a gre6s sensation
hds been caused by the discovery that
four dressmakers have committed sui
eide by inhalinE charcoal fumes Ia a
rat belonging TO the well-to-do Nine
Mareschall In the Fourbourg Poisson
Rere. Nine MG-eschall had long srf-
fered from melancholy because OF the
insanity Of her husband and Il Is sup
posed she inhtlgated the act and per-
suaded the others, whe we're deserted
either by their husbands or their
lovers
The four net In the evening, partook
OF a sumptous dinner with wine. sang
and smoked until late and concluded
life with the statement IN writing
signed By all we die brayely and
without any regret"
When the bodies were discovered the
tables aud floor were streWn with
cigarettes and cigar stubs. On the cen
ter table were the letters addressed 70
their relatives. In the room With them
a pgeoA was found dead
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

nes any vye test. The walsieoat Tor
men ia unt In Low V that assists the
manly effect Of the garment on the
tailor girl The aprons chats the
onds) Of the tle are loosely fastened to-
gether with pun effect. with such a
walsiccat the front or sack coat should
be left unfastoned but the careful tall
or glrl VIII remember that her Jacket.
though open, should never be spread a.
vide NJ the hips
The average girl who lndulgos In one
tailor rlg as a change from other cos
tunes ~ Inclined to feel that cheap
collars and cuffs. ties and bargain
walstcoals will do. Such policy is Ia
tai to tailor effect. The swell tailor
girl has her necktiea made. because she
selected from the bolt. which she does
that she may be absolutely certain OF
material. That is why. too. she has
her shiriwaiHts made to order All the
same, her heart turns to green apples
inside Of her at the sight OF a girl Ia
a 60-cont, ready made shirtwaist and a
25-cent tie, who somehow looks Just
right. and whose bright smile pro.
claims her freedom from anxiety about
her clothes and her light hearted con
tempt Of price tags.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

when vivekanandi, the Hindu
monk, visited Chicago during the
Worlds Fair. he was greatly delighted
one afternoon to learn that the Inter
national Beauty show" 90 the Midway
Plaisance contained an East Indian
princess. Ne lost no time. says this
Chicago Times Herald, In visiting the
show. In one OF the booths was q
dusky damsel. arrnyed In East Indian
costume. and prominently plaearded
as charmer from the land OF the
Gangees.
Vlvekanandl addressed her politely
In Hindustanee. and for his pains was
rewarded by a stare OF blank astonlah-
ment Then he tried Clngalese with
NO better success. and also the several
allied dialects Of the interior provinces
OF India. AZ last the dusky beauty
spoke In sheer self-defense:
90 way man" she said. you mus
be- crazyw
Excuse me-" remarked Viyokanan-
a.. In faultless English, but will you
kindly tell me whore you we're born?"
Use born In Savannah. an Use dun
lived In Georgy all nah life." she said.
but yo can't fool wild me. II you Is a
stuck mp no'thern niggahl" And he
didn't try TO do so.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

In n clever article In the Paris Fi-
CARO-. Jules Lemaltre roundly abuses
the corset. complains that present
modes receive their Inspirations mere
" from bygone fashions, or are genu-
Inc or modified copies from the ma
tionai costumes Of different countries,
and adds that woman seeks only 90
call attention To- excessive exagger-
alton Of the lines with which nature
has thought NJ to endow her figure.
After VI. Lomaitre's article WIS pub
lishod a reporter was sent TO Interview
the leading ccs-tlers. NJ Doucet ac-
knowlcdged that there was much truth
In what NJ. Lemaltre had said. but de-
tended himself by declaring that ueith-
er he nor hia confreres we're responsible
Tor the fashions any more than were
the smart women for whom they are
made and who are looked upon as lead
era. Fashions" he went on TO say,
ARE a sue 'ession OF variations which
link themselves illogicnlly. by the as
sisiance OF fatal caprice. thereby
gaining novelty by producing a change
today OF no matter what-from the
thing which was worn yesterday. For
instance. lace comes into fashion sim
ply because Il has not been worn the
day before. Glgot sleeves grew ex-
ceedingly large simply that the chance
OF change In their decrease would ba
possible, and they will entirely dlsap-
pear because women have had enough
OF them. II Ia through the Influence
Of all the smart women In the great
world that the distinguished Paris
makers are able TO form new fashions.
Il would be extremely dGlcult for them
to modify. except In very small de-
gree, existing defects. and whatever adj
vice we stand ready to give them. we
cannot run the risk OF ncurrlng their
reproaches. They one aud all hold te.
nnciously by the lines OF their figures,
aud nothing can ever change them. II
we should try 10 Influence them 70
adopt some OF those lovely draperiea
which accentuate 80 delightfully."- the
best lines OF the figure some Of their
friends would rush up. aud. with the
sweetest smiles. say; "Ah. my dear
that draperS makes YOU look immense
Your waist Is rulnedr This Is the
main reason why the lines 80 generally
exposed by all women OF our day re,
main unchanged.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

London. July p.-Eastorn aRaitn
show but little change during the last
tweuiy-four hours.
A sensational newspaper IN Paris
published a rumor yesterday that N.
Hanotaux. minister OF foreign a1aira.
had informed the cabinet that matters
IA the cast were serious. and that Ad-
miral Beauard. the minister Of marine,
had instructed tho admiral IN COM
mand OF the Mediterranean feet 10
mobilize hls forces with a view OF max
ing a naval demonstration IN the Bos-
phorua, but this II regarded "a a ca
nard pure and simple.
More 70 the purpose is the fact that
Austrla-Iiungary has presented a nots
10 the porte declaring that unless the
Turkey government appoints a day
for the Turkey military commission
10 discuss with the European attaches
the strategic frontier proposed by Eu-
rope. the ambassadors will request
their respective governments 10 adopt
energetic measures
According 20 the best Information
obtainabie this strategic frontier will
give Turkey about 200 square kllo-
metres Of territory In the district Of
Metzovo. and some villages IN the
Tyrnavos district. The indemnity
would be 100000 pounds Turkish.
100000 pounds to be paid on the de-
parturo OF the Turks from Theasaly
aud an equal amount In the course OF
year. Franco English company
raising the money by farming the
Greek customs. These concessions are
made with a view OF enabling the sui
tan to overcome the objections OF the
war party. Il Ia the general belief that
negotiations are likely 20 continue un-
al the end OF tho year. when winter
will compel Turkey to withdraw her
troops from Thessaly. Just now, while
the weather ls good and food abundant
II Is comparatively easy TO keep them
there.
An imperial order has been issued
10 the commandment OF the Darda-
nelles TO prepare for the sailing OF the
Turkish feet under sealed orderA
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Little Rock. Ark, July 9. 9.-Nettleton.
Ark, was the scene Of a riot Wednea-
day nlght caused by gang Of white
men trying 20 drive a negro out Of
town. There II not a negro resident
in the place and they are not wanted
there. A few days ago a hotelkeepor
named n Kieoh employ ed temporarily
a negro cook. being unable 10 secure a
white man. Wednesday night a crowd
OF WINES made an attempt upon the
negro in hla room In tAe hotel and
commanded him 10 leave town. The
pistols being hred into him.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17


City Of Mexico. July effort on tho
part OF physicians In charge OF the in
sane hospital for women 20 discover
some safe narcotic which should pro-
duce sleep hayeresults In bringing into
daily use in that institution n simple
remedy prepared from the seed OF white
zapote. Il produces tranquil sleep.
and since Il has been used no deaths
from cerebral congestion have been
known a. the institution.
Dr. Glover representing the Berlin
house OF Bleichroeder. IN an interview
here, takes a very favorable view OF
the future OF Mexican finance and cred
H. He has prepared voluminous
work on the subject His house has
been active In negotiating In the past
Ia gold loans placed In Europe.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
fRsH ToAEr1Es."

some light and pleasant refreshment. A
bowl OF beef tea and a biscuit. n glass
OF milk and a cracker or two, a light
sandwich, a glass OF eggnog, a milk
punch, little brandy aud water or n
glass OF lemonade induces peaceful
slumbers. Semlstaryation a. night IL
frequently the cause OF nightmare, bad
dreams aud wakefulness The bed
should be inviting, with fresh. crisp
sheets. fragrant with the odor OF Law
ender or rose leaves. and the pillows.
stuffed with feathers. should be COW
cred with linen. The countorpane
should be removed. the sheet turned
neatly over the warm. light blankets.
and a down comfortable placed within
easy reach. Guard against sleeping
under heavy bedelothlng' this prevents
ventilation. and the Precipitation. not
being able TO escape from the body, re-
turns again. and la reabs0rbed by the
skin As a rule people are afraid II
tho nlght air entering their sleeping
apartments, but nothing is more inn
porlanl 10 make one sleep well than
good current OF fresh air. and moth.
ing more detrimental than breathing
the old dead air again and again.
Few women value and appreciate
the necessity OF a light toilet. The
hair should have the hundred strokes"
OF the brush. the teeth careful atten-
tlon. tho mouth we'll rinsed with myrrh
and water. and the hands carefully
washed and anolnted with cold cream.
which will keep them soft ana white.
Hlght Is the time TO take a warm bath.
and this is also an aid 10 sleep. for the
steamlng and rubbing produce fatigue.
Nlghi Is also the proper time 10 take
facial steam bath. after which a llt-
tie cold cream should bo applied.
ulnta 10 IIolna fsr...,.,.t.r.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

second rate. or worse. IN that mysiori,
oua quality called style" Why Il IL
that professional drcasmakers. who are
presumably women Of little education
aud no particular talent can produce
satisfactory gowns with a pronounced
chic In cut and style that proclaims
them az once 20 be custom made.
while tho amateur. with greater taste
and cultivated artistic intelligence and
perception. should make such abortive
creations whenever she tries TO make
her own dresses II a problem that In
often commented upon. Home made"
gowns are certainly not ~ smart a.
those built" by professionals. but why
not9 Why can not women Of intelll-
gonce who have straltcned incomes.
dress themselves and their daughters
without calling IN extraneoua aid2 II
seems such a simple thing 10 do. e.
peclaily IN these days when the most
reliable patterns OF the latest fashions
may be had almost for the asking. and
materials cost next TO nothing.
In the FIRST place, the trade mark ns
Il were is wanting IN amateur work.
A dresamaker does everything by rule
and rote. but this want OF technical
knowledge could be easily rectlhed
J either by taking the trouble to learn
the trade. which Il taught Ia compare
/ lively few lessons. or by copying In de-
tail the construction OF gown from d
good dressmakef's. Finish" u also
one OF the great essentials In which
professionals score 10 advantage. Tak'
tho wrist Of an amateurs sleeve, foi
instance. and that Of professional o
| good rennlntlon.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Tangler. Morocco. July 9.-The Unit
Cd States cruiser San Francisco arrived
here and the cruiser Raleigh II ex-
pectod to-day. The San Francisco and
Raleigh are lgs, 20 Tangler % support
- ltest Of United States Consul
Gedsal Burke against the discrlmina-
tlon OF the authorities OF Morocco
against Americans In refusing 10 per-
nit them to employ native help, a
privilege which IL allowed Europeans.
American citizens In consequence OF
this discrimination have had their
business interfered with.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

A. Alexander / will reign.
And I viii reign alone.
Ny thoughts did evermore diadain
A rival ON my throne
lie either fears hin fate too much,
or his deserts are small,
who daron not put Il 20 the touch.
To gain or lose u all.
Bui viii reign and govern still.
And always give the law,
And have each subject at my will,
And al 20 stand IN ave-
But 'gainnt my batteries n ind
Thou storm or vcN me sore,
A. n thou set me a. blind,
I'll never love thee more,
And IN the empire Of thy heart.
Where 4 should solely be,
II others do pretend a part,
or dare 20 share with me.
or committees II thou erect.
Or so on such a score.
III smiling mock AZ thy neglect,
And never love thee more.
but II no faithicas action stain
Thy love and constant word
III make thee famous by my pen.
And glorious by my sword;
III serve thee IN such noble ways
A. ne'cr was known before;
III deck and crown thy head with hnyl
And love thee evcrmore,
Lord Montrouo.
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Clncinnat,O., July William Deer
a iumberman, yesterday morning found
thl bodies Of a man and woman APP
pafontly dying lying side BY side on
a raft OF logs moored TO the shore near
the village OF California, a few miles
above Cincinnati. Near the raft the
dead body OF an infant was taken from
the water. The man and woman were
alive, but were unable 20 speak 10th
thew wrists we're GA nnl hl1ed|nn and
other wounds lndicNI00 en- atI0n1I aI
suicide. Both Victims n1I1 dressed
but Deer was not aN &. ..| Say |.#
A.. tHatn IlnnIIIu
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
ENnr~.oREHs CONVENE.
TIE Great uathssiae was Called - Orasr
By rev. .. n. wnks 81 san Fraaclsss

The 0rsat uathsriaa was Called - 0rder
( ~ REV. .. n wnke - san Fraaclsso
San Francisco. Cal, July p.-wiih
NNylight yesterday morning began the
prayer-mectlng OF the Christian En-
deavorere. Services we're held IN all
the principal churches OF the city. be-
ing the same In cnch-prayer for the
convention.
The leaders Of the meetings. All OF
which we're largely attended were Guy
w. Campbell. Of San Jose. Rev. G. d.
Mcdonald Of Grafton Nd. J. II. Mans
held OF New Haven. Conn. u. +. VIII
cox, Spokane wash. Rev. A, Q. smith
eFa, Of Los Angeles, II. J. Frye Of Ta-
coma, II. A. Gle OF salem. Ore. A. ID.
Harmon. OF Bethany. New. and Rev.
r. NJ. s. Craig Of Santa 70, n. H. LONG
before the hour appointed for the
opening of the convention every seat
In the vast pavilion. which accommo-
dates over 10000 people, was occupied,
women prcdominaling, and from tho
stage tse sight was never 10 be for
gotten. Seldom had an audience equal
ed IN numbers and appearance been
assembled within the walls OF = build
ing in.CallfornIa.
Promptly at $50 the great gathering
was called 10 order by Rev. u. Il. wllke
/ OF this city. After musical welcome
by the choir brief devotional exercises
we're conducted by Rev Philip Kins
Of Denton. Tex. Then the welcome Of
the committee Of 1897 was delivered
BY Rolla V. Watt.
After the applause which followed
Mr. Watt had subsidized the welcome Of
the Golden Gate pastors was given by
Rev. John Hemphlll Dr. Hemphlll's
address was eloquently delivered and
A evoked much eRthusiasm.
Lieut. Gov. Ieter ascended the plat
form and in n well-cxpressed speech
welcomed tho delegates and theiI
friends on behalf Of the state Of Cali
fornia.
An anthem was rendered by the choii
In behalf Of the visiting Endeayorers
The next incident w1s attended with
wild demonstrations OF enthusiasm. II
was the presentation OF the badge ban
ner to the country making the greatest
ppoportlonate gain in number Of 80
cleties during the last twelve months
which has been in tho possession o.
Scotland during the past year. II wal
yon by Ireland and vas presented II
'half Of the United Society by Rev
Charles A. Dickinson OF Boston. Th'
junior badge banner. given for th'
greatest proportlonat9 increase IN th'
number OF societies during the twelv'
gmonths. was awarded 10 Spain.
Il was presented by w. II. Volger o
indianapolis in a neat address. II nal
been In me possession OF Mexico.
The badge banner for the creates
increase In number OF societies durlnl
the past year, which had been held b.
England. was retained and pruse utc'
40 the same country. the address belnl
delivered by Rev. w. J. Darby Of Ey
ansvllle. Ind.
A junior banner for the greatest In
crease In number - societies. held b!
Pennsylvania for three years. wa
wrcsted from tho Keystone state b,
Ohio. whose representatives we're OK
tremely enthusiastic when the presen
tatlon was made by Rev. J., J. a. lyle
OF Cleveland.
Then poem. "The Army Of Day
break" by Rov. Ernest Warburto
Shurtlun Of Plymouth was read an
gavorably received. The delegates the
adjourned 20 assemble again las
night
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17

Washington, July 9.-The state de-
partment after weeks Of hard work.
have oomplsled the preparation of our
case In the prosecution Of the Ruiz
claim. and after receiving the approval
Of the president. Il viii be turned over
10 MlnlateF WOodford for presentation
% MadFid foreign 0iiice when he sails
from New York on the 2Sth instant
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17
a nieyels Tern.


Teacher Go primary class In Amerl.
can history Can any OF you tell me
tho Significance OF Memorial Days
That is. why do We have such a day
every Year,
Little Willie wlmploton Please.
ma'am. know.
Teacher Well. tell us about Il.
Little W. W-so We can pull on tho
annual road races. Cleveland Leader
The Eddy current., 1897-07-17


During the cool weather OF the past
month a bicycle ride IN the evening
has been a delightful pastlme INDUCED
IN by n great many women, says Chi
cago Chronicle OF June T. Not a few
OF these. having como home with a not
altogether unpleasant feeling Of being
tired. have gone to bed only TO toss for
hours IN the vain effort to sleep. In
nearly all OF these cases the trouble
has been that the sufferer has gone 10
bed hungry. Some physicians have
declared that a good deal OF prevalent
insomnia Is the result OF an uncon-
Hcious craving OF the stomach for food
In persons who have been frightened
by the old tradition that eating before
sleeping will produce indlgestlon.night.
mare and general resilessness II Il
not wise to go 20 bed with the stomach
loaded. but Il IL now considered on,
OF tho best aids to rest to partake oi