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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-26

Reuben F. Kolb. in his palm.ast days. never had the Alliancs go thoroughly or ganizedS Sin his behalf as Gov Johnston now has the free silver democrats or ganized ln Alabama to promote his inter- est. For thorough organization nGihing has evdr squalled it in he state. How long it will last cannot be rold.--Cherolzee Sentinel Nh
 The Sentinel came very near telling a big truth. Had it said Johnston has the democfacy of she state thoroughly organ ized and in the behalf of the whole peo- pie to proinose the best interests of the state 1t would have hit he nail on the head. Johnston has shown less personal intereets in his acts than any governor, Houston not excepted ,tat ever occupied the chair of chief executive in Alabama.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-26

Hoods Sarsaparlla is peculiar medicine peculiar because it permanently cures.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16
RELIABLE
FRUIT. PRODUCING
QUALITIES.
Lasting Qualities.

ORLANDO, May 20, '97.
Friend Painter-I have beeen intend
ing for long time to write you about
my grove, as you took quite an inter-
est in it two years ago. My trees have
not had a pound of any kind of fertil-
izer since TWO years ago last Novem-
Der, when they had about fifty (5O)
pounds of your "Simon Pure" No. l.
and yet they look as well or better
than any | have seen. To show you
what other people think about it:
man who put in some buds said to me
about two weeks ago, "Your grove
looks better than any [ have been in
this year" Last January as [ was
driving home I met friend and the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16

following dialogue occurred: My
friend said, "Your trees look better
than any [ have seen; when did you
fertilize them?" '"Two years ago last
November, Simon Pure sticks to
them, don't it?" You see [ am not
alone in thinking the trees look very
we'll. I believe there is more real
value left in the ground now, after
two years and half, than there is in
the "Cheap John" stuff that some peo-,
pie put on from year to year.
I write this only to let you know
how the grove looks.
Very Truly Yours,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16
Good Results Seen.

Gambler, Fla, May %, 1897.
e. o. Painter & Co., DeLand, Fla.
Have seen results of
your fertilizer used at ST. Petersburg,
and would like to try it here. There
is about 1000 acres of grove being
brought up here, all has been budded,
and think if your fertilizer does as we'll
as at Petersburg, can sell lots of it for
you. Please quote me prices, agents
commission, etc. J. NJ Chatter.
Our goods speak for themselves
wherever used
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16
Ten Years Experience.

Sisco, Fla, Feb. 23, '97.
Dear Sirs:-I have been expert
menting with fertilizers for the past
ten years out have found none that
preferred to yours.
Yours truly,
.... Ell. w. Sisco.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16

Everywhere the report is the same,
and those who have used Simon Pure
No. 1 on bearing trees have good
crop while their neighbors are won
dering why their own trees do not
bear
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-06-16
sh Your Orange Trees by Using
1.-THE Ideal Fertilizer"
Price $2z.OO
GUARANTEED

Ammon afromco seed mean o . .
Available Aid from acid phosphate and bone az to 81
EQUIVALENT to Actual Potash
This soluble quick acting and lasting fertilizer tt
nitrogen coming three different ingredients especial
valuable all best adapted making que
growth The potash from suphate of potash only
Try it alongside the expensive brands and be
WINGED.
We also have large supply of the celebrated H. j. Baker Br
Agricultural Chemicals Fine Ground Tobacco Stems Cotton Seed
WE SEEK THE GROWERS D.
1oseotode and Fertilizer Lime szo per ton. Wilson
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
POlskiemu dZiecku.

Oxieoino mals! u kolan twej matki
Uoz sic paoierzs W ojczystej tive
movie,
30 ponad toba niewidome swisdki
q blekitow nieba patrza sic ojoowie
Navel spokoju ME mieliby niebis,
Sfyssso twa mode W jezyku niszna
nym;
Ma zawsze by sic zaparli tam oiebie.
Skarge na ciebie .aniesli pred Pa
Pamietaj drieoie, aes ty jaa w spu.
scizaie
u s,myoh rak Boga klejuot ten do
stsia;
Czystym go oddaj matce twej, o.
czyzlie;
Skonsj, MIN wydrzec bys go Z seroa
miaia.
0, d~ziecie mole! ty ma polssiej ksie
dee
Uoz sic litery sk}adat W wolnoj chwi.
Ii;
C1y W strojuej s~zacie, osy W prostej
siermie1ze
Lnaj jezyk, ktorym dzisdowie mo will.
Znsj i ukoohaj mad ws.ystkie pick
nosci,
Co bfysscza tobie blassami zwodns
Roohaj pamistki minionej wielkosci,
GrOby twych braoi i skarby twej zie
mi!
Niechaj najmilss be lzie OF zabawa,
. driejaoh dawnyoh .iuohsc opo
wiesoi,
o tych, pokrytyoh niep.seor.miala
siawa,
o dniach wessla-chluby i boles,i!
. dzieoie mole: jeteli IA wleki
Ariosc ~ojcryzuy seroe tive aa,ho va,
To mimo %przeszkod, jak Swat tee
daleki,
Zabrzmi ma MOVIE wdzieczua nasza
NOVA!
Marjr S0koinicka
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
PrZesladOwanie inflow.
Mdrjn SOk;oLnickd

Znane So czytelnikom naszym
krwawe dzieje sprawos}awienia przez
Rad rosyjski m%iljona ludu unickiego
ma Po1lasiu. Cd lat kilkudziesieciu
juz trivia to ciag}e m~eczenstwo, tysia
ce nieszczesliwych unitow, ME chca-
cych sic wyrzec swej WARY, wolaiy
~raczej zginaG marine W kazamatach
rosyjskich, hub ma wygnaniu w To-
dach sybirskich, anizeli ugiac sic
pred c~aros}awiem. zaprzedac swe
sumienie ola uzyskania spokoju, dla
uniknienia przesladowah. Wielu s{a-
bych duchem uleg}o. ale ca{osc try
ma sic jeszcze, pomaga sobie jak mo-
ze, ME leka sic zadnych udreczeh, a
ME %uznaje nasianych pop6w rosyj-
skich, W wielkiej czesci rusihskich
renegatow.
Przesladowani jak najsrozej przez
rad rosyjski, pielgrzymuja biedni
unici z Krolestwa o g}odzie i chic
die do koscioiow naszych W Galicji,
do starego grodu Krakusa, by tn
ochrzcic dziecie W n%aszej wierze, PREY
staple do IS. sakramentow, odetchnac
w swiatyniach przez krolow naszych
wz~niesionych i zaczerpnac ~swiezych
si} do dalszego niez{omnego trwania
PREY kosciele.
Przesladowania tie rzadu rosyi-
skiego zamiast ustawaG, poteguja sic
ciagle! Otto obecnie rozegra{y sic
pred sadami rosyjskiemi W Bale
dwie sprawy w}oscian unit6w thus
cieckich, Pociagnietych do odpowie-
dzialnosci "a to, ze z GAIA stanowczo-
scia domagali sic podczas jednodnio-
wego spisu ludnosci W Rosji, zazna-
czenia W dokumentach spisowych, il
ME So prawos}awnymi, lecz katolika-
mi. W jednym i drugim byli oni
oskarzen; o zak}ocenie ~porzadku i
spokoju publicznego.
w pierwszej sprawie stawali pred
sadem: Maksym Antoniuk, Fedor
Wasiliuk i 30 innych w{oscian re wsi
Mamie, gminy Tiusciec, powiatu ra-
dzyhskiego. Najpierw pociagnieto
ich do odpowiedzialnosci, do sadu
gminnego ma mocy odezwy n~aczel-
nika powiatu.
w sadzie gminnym straznik ziem-
ski Jastrebow z%eznai, re podczas
spisu jednodniowego oskarzeni, pc.
mimo jego ~przestrog, chodzili wcia2
pc wsi "a rachmistrzem, ktorym byI
miejscowy nauczyciel Obiamskij, ha.
iasujac j w~ywo}ujac we wsi zbiego-
wisko; ze wtargneli sic "a Ob}am.
skim do szkoiy, d~omagajac sic wy.
DANA ~wypeinionych przezeh blan.
kietow spisowych, z kt6rych pragne.
Ii sPorzadzic koPje; re wobec natar.
czywych zadah, Ob}amskij zmuszony
byl wydaG zadane blankiety. We.
dug zeznah innych swiadkow, WHO'S.
%cianie b%ynajmniej ME robili ba}asu
nauczyciel zas oddai i'm blankiety
dobrowolnie. Sad uznal oskarzenit
naczelnika "a dowiedzione, obostrzyt
je nswet ! W dniu "a maja skazs.
wszystkich 81 o~skarzonych "a samo
wole ] zakiocenie spokojn publiczne
90 ma diva miesiace aresztu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
A dslsj TAX giosi pissh wiedehska:

A dslsj TAX giosi pissh wiedehska:
A preseason bedzie SIajer.
Kslner jego M~ittsrmaysr,
Gdyby Iro wr6oit ta.
By}by tr.eoim do mich DIV l.
Ssajera uaywaja ssahosyoy wraz Z
Potoczkiem jake swego posiepaki.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu wysiali ioh
obu. ably bill Wolff. Szajer i Po-
s'czek zaozeli sic tee posuwa6 ku
Wolffowi, a "a mimi, jake inspirato-
rzy, kontrolerzy, czy naganiao.e PIP.
w.. R.. Ma szozes,ie jeden
z oPozicyjuych posiow, usiys1aws1y,
jskiego rodzaju zleoenie dsno tym
dwom znanym metom, zsstspii i'm
droge i Iwymyslswszy porzsdnie ME
dopuscii do Wolff
Przeglad powszechny z listo
pada krakow, al. Grodzka 43) "a
wiers; L Strejk wooec etyki. Przsz
ks. WI Pistkiewiozs T. =. - 2
Walka rssowo-ekono miczna W Po-
1natskiem. Praez Wielkopolsnins.
-3. Perez Ghios j jego dzie&a.
&c. d. przez 7. w. - 4. o wynikach
badsh mad jazykiem polskim. &c. d.
pr.ez Ssanisiawa Dobryckiego. - 5.
Wieczornios pod J.sssmi. Przez ia
ma Zat{okie wicza T. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

Kaady ms4ozysna powinisn czytae
Tomasxa Slaters v tel On
seoie M stronnioy 2.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
Stationery Proposals.

In accordance with Chapter IS of the Session
Laws Of lSu1 entitled County Government
arc hereby invited for furnishing this county
with books AMI stationery required by the sew
erl county oflccs thereof, for the period Of
one year commencing on the first day Of Janu-
Books-S and gairc medium records, plain,
printed heads and printed forms, each. Extra
for patent Hat opening, per book. Canvas COW
ering, per book.
and fun sheet cap. and /: and full sheet folio,
per 100. Autographed blanks, including gro
Gerry licenses, marriage licenses and certif.
Gates, certificates OF election, declaration of
naturalization. pcr 100.
Observation-Disclosures no;e aud letter heads,
in tablets, per 1000: Autographed. ditto. En-
yelopes, o, 61f, 10 and ii inch, printed. per L.
Oo0. Blotters, per dozen sheets: same, AXE,
clint. Assessment roll. each. Assessment
schedules, per l.oD. Abstract Of assessment
or tax roll. each. Treasirer's cash hook, each.
Tax receipts. bound, printed, one and two
Nes; ]. "a IS and Z. per bo5. Kubber pen
holders. per dO1. Rubber bands, all sizes, y lib
boxes. per pound. Gold and cnlored seals, per
boz. Pynm;d pins, per dozen, lib legal cap;
Is D %ss9s s III ap % R saSisss pel ec; rs.n T.
Arnoid's, Stephens, Carter'e or Sanford's fluid
and crimson fink. quarts and pints, per dosen.
Dixon and Faber Pencils round and hexagon.
Pcrry'e, Spencerian, Giliott's and Isaac's pens,
per gross spear blade and knife blade eras-
ing knives, each. Is-inch lockwood rules,
use, and furnished to the satisfaction Of the
Beard.
bids to be in by January q, 1893, at noon.
The Board Of County Commissioners reserves
E. e. FOllDHAM, County Clerk.
MEEkER, Colo, Dec. =, 1897. d+jl
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
Parents Mistake.

The greatest mistake parents and pa
irons of our school can make is to listen
to the reports and grievances of their
children concerning the school teachers.
No true parent will give the slightest
encouragement to q chilJ's disohedi-
ance and misconduct by listening to its
vail Of woe. but will administe., =
wholesome lesson. There are a few
children in the Salina schools, says the
Press. who receive absolutely no useful
training at home, not even that of re-
spectful obedience; and unless they
learn this in school they will grow-up
and 60 out into the world wholly ignor-
ant Of what 1t takes to make good. use.
full citizen. Djsobedience and insubor-
dination in school. If unchecked, will
manifest itself in open lawiessness In
maturer years. Let US frown instead Of
encourage the complaints Of children
who claim they have been too severely
handled vt school.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

There is no medicine in the world
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for the cure Of throat and lung diseases.
This is fact that has been proven in
numberless cases. Here is sample OF
thousands of letters received: Il have
tried Chamberlain's. Cough Remedy
while suffering from a severe throat
trouble, and found immediate and ef1ec-
tive relief. l can unhesita;ingly rec
ommend it," Edger W. Whittem0re.
editor Grand Rivers (Ky.l Herald. For
sale at Hay Il JoIlantgen's drugstore.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
aylor wh.skiss decidedly me,
The Old Maids Prayer.

Create in me tender heart and re-
new an undyspeptic stomach within me.
Give me new set Of teeth and an appe-
tite like cider-mill. Fill up the fur
rows on my chicks. elevate my dropping
jaw and make mine eyes to see without
glasses. Shell the corns from nv toes.
and let my limbs feel nimble. Restore
my hearing, remove the wheels from my
Uranium and give me new set. pol
ished and we'll creased. Pluck the gray
hairs from my head and smooth the
wrinkles on my brow. Make me tender
enough to realize the efforts Of the bed
bugs; SO the mosquito can puncture my
cuticle without over exertiOn. Take
from me this sallow time-worn counte-
nance. pull from my chin those hirsute
manifestations and give me back the
rosy cheeks Of former years. Do all
this, and then just give me another
chance to get \ man.-Payson Globe.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

What does 1t cost to get tl,sre?9 When
and how should one GOT What should
one takep Wherc are the mines? How
much have they produced2 Is work
PLENTIFUL What wages are paidp Is
living expensiveP What are ones
chances Of ''making strike?"
Complete and satisfactory replies to
the above questions will he found in the
Burlington Routes "Klondike Folder
now ready for distribution. Sixtee,,
pages Of practical information and an
up-to-date map of Alaska and the Kion-
dixie. Free at Burlington Route ticket
Offices, or sent on receipt Of four cents
In stamps by G. W. vallery, General
Agent burlington Route. Denver.
.H ..H
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
DESERT LANDs-NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

aLxHwooD SPRINGS, Colo. Nov. -, 1907.
!, Hiram W.. Tomltnson, Of Meeker. R,o
Blaneo county, Colorado, who made desert land
sry, 1soe, for Lot l Bee Q, Tp 4, Raw esh 5
=, hereby give notice Of my intention to mafe
nS MAJ proof 10 esaabiiss my claim to the Hnd
County Court Of Rio Blanco county, Color.do.
g Aee3er: Colo, ON saturday, the sth day al
January, lSoe. and that expect to prove thsf
claimed 10 the manner required by lsv. bT tTo
Of the following witnesses:
frank Harker. Martin Bowman, Georrr "
Martin and W. II. Clark, all Of Meeker. CoIr.
ndo; HIRAM ". TOMLlNSON.
SrSo Claimant
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

Something New Mt Hugus & Co.'S.
From Dec. 9Th to Goth we will give
with each dollars worth Of dry goods.
clothing. hats or shoes, ticket which
entities the purchaser to the gift bear
ing a corresponding number. Tickets
will 10 hoaOred OIL Dec. I'D or after.
These presents will consist Of some
articles from our regular stock, ais,
toys and dolls for the children, china
and glassware and novelties all will
have a value and be OF use to either big
or little folks.
Prices will not be raised.
Our object in this is to excite interest
and stimulate trade during the holiday
season. J. W. HUeUs X Co.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
,oyemanG.


Thos IL lies returned Thursday from
the east whittier he had taken his
cattle. lie struck the market ut time
when neither the highest nor the lowest
prices we're being paid. While out Mr..
lies was in attendance at the United
States court as one Of the defendants
IN the celebrated Ora Haley case, from
which he emerged without a scratch.
Mr.. Haley has been very persistent in
his efforts to beat Routt county out OF
taxes, but he ignominiously failed at
every turn. It's been fat pickin' for
the lawyers for the past twelve years,
however.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

writs this to let you know what
would not dol would not do without
Chamberiain's Pain Balm in my house
II It cost IS per bottle. 1t does ali you
recommend 1t to do and more.-J. b.
Wallace, Wallaceville, Ga. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm Is the best household
Imminent In the world, and invaluable
for rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
bruises. he ready for emergencies by
buying . bottle at Hay 4 JoIIantgen's 3
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFlCE AT

GLKSwoOD SPRINGS. Colo. Nov. 20, 1897.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
manned settler has filed notice Of his nteri.
tion to make finai proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proef will be made before
the Clerk Of the District Court of Rio Blanco
county, Colo, at Mecker. Colo, on January 8,
lSa6, at 10 O'Clock a. m.. yis: a.
Joseph Edward Janes. Of Piceance, Colo, on
his r D No BE. Ute, for the Sc y Sc y Sec
% W 9th p NJ. = -
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land, VIZ:
James y. Wallace, Henry II. Prechtel, Ed
wari J. Prechtel and William g. Williams, All
Of Piceance, Colorado.
dis J. b. PHILIpPI. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
In Menportan,.

In NemOrian.
To the lack OF details and the latcness
Of receipt Of ncws here Was due the
very brief item In last weeks HERALD
announcing the death sof Mrs Hugus,
but the passing away Of such m estim-
able character MS the deceased 10 worthy
of more extended note.
To the Pasadena Star Of tile 2ath ut..
we are Indebted for the following reiat-
ing to Mrs Hugus' death and burial:
"Sarah e., beloved wife Of J. ".
lIugus. died at the home Of the family
In Altadena on Friday. November 10th
Mrs. Ilugus was the maternal head
Of one Of the most prominent families in
this section Of the state, = family es-
Ieemed the highest by those who have
enjoyed the longest acquaintsnceship
with the members therof; prominent in
social and business life.
Mrs. ilugus has during the last sew
eral years been debarred from par,ici-
pating actively as she otherwise would
In social doings by reason Of her falling
health; hut her home life was OF Y most
pleasant character.
1.-The grief f-stricsen family will have
the sincere sympathy of very barge
circle Of friends in their bereavement,
as the lovely character OF the deceased
was widely known and universally ap-
preciated. is
"a devoted husband and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Louis and Annette. are the
immediate relatives living here.
"On the following Sunday tNov. 2lJ
all that was mortal of Mrs. Hugns was
laid to rest in beautiful Mountain View
cemetery, the funeral services prinr to
interment being held In All Saints
church.
Every seat in the large auditorium
was filed at the hour set for the solemn
service-neigbbors and friends of the
bereaved family-assembled to pay a
last tribute of love and honor to the
memory of one 80 highly esteemed in
her lifetime; and to express by their
presence silent sympathy for the mem-
bers of the afflicted family.
1.-The church had been adorned with
lovely blossoms by loving fingers. the
chancel rail being especially beautiful.
THE regular Episcopal funeral SER
vice was used, Rev. Haskett Smith. NJ.
A.. officiating. and the choir bows, In
addition to the chants, singing Lead
Kindly Light and Nearer My God to
Thee The beautiful ritualistic ger
vices were most impressive and affect
ing. The pali-bearers were Walter
wotkyns, DR.. J. N. Radebaugh, j. r.
Greer. Frank c. Bolt, E. Il. Hull aud
James Craig"
Mrs. Hugus had been In delicate
health for = number Of years. and spent
most OF last year at Esropean hsalthsFe-
soFts In hopes Of . betterment h her
home In Southern California shes was
surrounded BY all the comforts which
wealth and refinement could bessow.
and the idolized devotion of husband
and children.
Only once that We know of did Mrs.
HuRus visit Meeker, but all who met
her during her short stay in our midst
will remember her as a woman Of
charming manners and sweet DISPOSE
tion, and will join with Mr.. Hugus'
many friends in these parts in extend
ing heartfelt coincidence to The SORROW
ing family. t6
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
LANDS-NoTICE OF INTENTION
To MAKE PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT

= Ld4ND UFF1CE AT
GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo. Nov. g. lsg7 (
]. Robert II. Crawford. Of Meeker, Rio Blau-
co county. Colo. who made desert land appii-
cation No u, Ute, on the 18th day Of January,
iMa for the NV = Sc Y Sec IA Tp N, Il 81
W 9Th y, hereby give notice OF my intention
ton to make inal proof to establish my claim to the
nnd above described before tho Judge OF the
Colorado, on Saturday the sth day Of January.
isas, and that expect to prove that said land
the manner required by law, BY two Of the fol.
lowing Witnesses:
z; r: Mathes, Robert Mathes, A. @. Smith
and W. H. Clark, all Of Meeker, Colorado.
ROBERT H. CRAWFORD.
o+Js Clai<pant
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

mer's work is over. is again turning his
attention TO prospecting. One day last
week he panned from one shovelful OF
dirt thousand cOlors. AS to Nike
Schneider. Cou says he don't tind him
1t home very often, and number Of
his frie1ds ire apprehensive as to his
movements.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

The recent racket with the Utes is
already bearing good fruit. A week
ago number of Indians left the reser-
vation and came into Colorado after
game. The agency authorities sent out
police for them as soon as 1T reached
their ears, and the itinerants were
brought back. In years gone by no
notice whatever would have been taken
OF their wanderings, although the Colo
RADIO officers repeatedly reported the
facts to the Indian agent.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04
Increasc.l scholnrsllip.


That Meeker is going forward stead
lily and surely is clearly evidenced bv
the annual increase in the attendance at
the iuilic. school. The rnrsaitnent is
now much larger than it las ever been.
Below is list Of the scholars in the
various rooms:
HIGH sCHOOL-w. u. CLARK.
PRINCIPAL.
May Chandler Emma Edwards
Edgar Flemming Maggie Henry
Frank Hossack L E Iowey
Edith Jones e Leadbetter
Carrie MOotz Hattie Mootz
Fred Nichols Myra Nichols
Alice Reed Fred Riley
Wm Simms Ed Walsh,
Claud Wilson Everett Youns-ls.
INrERAEDIATE-NIs SARA CARSON,
TEACHER.
May Baker Richie Bergli
Earl Chandler Gertrude Chandler
Robbie Clark Mabel Collins
Nellie Dunlap Lizzie Eckel
Carrie Edwards Lewis Edwards
Claude Goff Nav HAYDEN
WILDER HAYDEN Clara Hodge
John Iiossack Katie Jones
Margaret Liilis Flora Morrow
Victor Mouiton Carrie Oldland
Ernest Oldlsnd frankie Ralston
Lola Redpath Alpha Ryan
Clyde Ryan Ernest Sprod
Clinton Valentine Edna Valentine
Efiie Valentine Bessie Watson
Mabel Welch Madeline Welch
Willie Welch Bertha Wetmore
Berry Williams Bessie Wilson
Charles Wilson Martha Wulf
Jeanette Young-39.pf
PRIMARY-MIss ADA GIBBS. TEACHER.
Fred Baker Lillian Baker
Mechai Bergh Burleigh Berry
Harry Berry Leona Berry
Jay Card Ida Chandler
Iva Collins Bertha Eckel
Geo Eckei Clarence Gilley
Ross Harp Reinhold Hartke
Amelia Hodge Geo lies
Arthur kincher Meta Kincher
Grace Lampshire Harlie hampshire
Pearl Lampshire Gleniva Meadow
Harry Miller Nellie Montgomery
Josie Mullen Hazel Nichols
Jeraid Oldland Walter Oldland
Carrie Puckett Ella Reigan
Robert Reigan Frank Riley
Earle Tuttle Glen Valentine
Walter Vancleave Byron WEIGH
Ciaud Wiegand Frank Wigglesworth
Theresa Wigglesworth Earle Williams
Ethel Williams Lula Williams
Myrtle Williams Annie Wilson
GOldie Wilson John Wulff-48
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

The following letters remain in the
postoffice at Meeker. Colorado. uncalled
for. for the month ending Dec. ID
1897, which if not called for in 80 days
will be sent to the dead letter Office:
Fitzgerald, James Leonard, C A
Libuskey. Ella Morse, A w
Mathur, James Wagner, Dr ia
In calling for any of the above letters
please say advertised"
F. N. JOHANTGEN, z. NJ.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

In keeping with its usual enterprise,
the Burlington railroad is issuing some
valuable papers and maps OF Alaska
and the Klondike gold country. Write
to G. W. Vallerv. general agent, Dem
yer. for copies.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

The asphalt mine near Rangely which
has been worked this summer and from
which a large quantity of ore has been
shipped, took tire about . week ago
from some cause unknown. Since the
fire started two terrific explosions have
taken place, and at last accounts was
still burning.
The Meeker herald., 1897-12-04

1.-The Vagabond'' is the title of the
play which will be given in the near
future by the Odd Fellows. 1t is a
moral comedy, with cast of nine char
acters, and will undoubtedly draw q
good house. Date will be given later.