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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31
prIFUL SHOW WINDOW ] Grand Display at the Spring
 pening at the Blum Dry Goods Emporium

.um Dry Goods Emporium ring it's grand Spring opening and lasting through the eyone going there is attrae t the beautiful show windows, y the prettiest ever seen in ty. The one 5n the left is a ion of artlsticaly arranged al for spring costumes for And is a very petty window. ner window sthe one where eater skill $ displayed. rs~eaaatipe @h vessels, one with roses, are splendid s. The edecorations in the win g flowers and brlgbt colored are all blended 10 make Q ll show.
 Silks, organizes, and other Spring goods displayed in the le all attraetlvely displayed 'ent a lovely scene.
 un burst, the design in the
 parlors, is an original and
 ca, and the hats on display creations Of the art. They
 scting the merrited praise
 ration of all ladies visiting
 ing. The entire display
 Dry Goods Emporium $ of artistic skill, and
 popularity it is re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31
E leaders Jtgt Pre- opp0 ' to Rdlct the iin ,+,ons of thu Unit
 ed states-Look 1lk' i War.
|1,U YORK, March 8lE T09 sq 'NlM .z;th an extra sing Spa4
 out #l'n 9l a-itb the II5ed States s'isrs CT than hr1 the indepef nee of Gu,
 They gay they vIgraat au- nv but nothing eli
..ep sAGAsTA TO 4EGT Eg'

rRGE sAGAsTA TO. I Eoi A
 z yesterday bet1n ssgasta
 ,r camvo and Ivi tHelpre-
 uofoIded terms oposs by
 United States mifer. eppo- t;oa ' lsaaers counseldheir reiec- m, sagasta said hdfs not dis 0u. ssaa +o aoeede to theI He added " wopld like isubnit the asthe loss oflaine, which ,uched upopf his confer. Woodford, the Europe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31
lu moN aIKELBA UP.

gobK, March -plspate1 Ioneon says th Spain will to give up d, and the agencies are puoilshlqg specials ting a most view of thlituation.
 snatch In Washing Fepublf Congress-
 red fobuban inde-
 nir ndinn will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31

Stop at Gleason's Hotel when you visit Little Rock. dtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31
AIlERMAN FROM THE FIRST WARD. DEFINES HIS
 POSITION.
saysrAat With Water Turned Of, the Additional Iasur- aRe Will Cost Mere Per
 Aath Than the Cost
 of the Water.

s- EDfT@ 5RAPuIC.-As q candidate
 e fer Feseston as Alderman from the First Ward. I wish through your pa per to state my position on the wa ter question and reasons for same,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-31
HAyIS TURNED DOWN WILL NOT BE POSTMASTER AT
 PINE BLUFF. The Senate Refused Wednesday to Confirm Ferd Havis' Ap-
 pointment.

WASHINGTON, March 30. The sen ate rejected this afternoon the nom ination of Ferdinand Havis, colored, as postmaster at Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-30
BEAR THIS IN MIND.
II VIII save You Many II Dollar ana a
Lot OF Trouble.

II VIII save You Many u Dollar ana a
Lot of Trouble.
After trying remedies that helped
you.
When you have tried cures" that
didn't.
When you are completely stuck and
In despair
When your poor back still aches.
Because you don't get down to
causes.
Try Doan's Backache Kidney Pills.
The unexpected always happens.
II you toss all night racked with
back pain.
II you cannot bend over nor straight
en- up,
Depend upon it, it's your kidneys.
Kidney disorder rarely leaves OF It's
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The tenant has to be evicted.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills do not
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Or arrange for a new lease.
They cure all kidney complaints.
This is their mission and they fultili
It.
|
case of this Yonkers, N. Y, citizen:
Mr.. p. j. Sherman, OF 1856 New Main
street, employed by Smith 4 Rogers,
ice dealers, says: II have been
troubled with symptoms Of kidney
complaint for several years. I had
sharp, shooting pains across my back,
accompanied by stiffness in my lons
and languid feeling most of the time.
1 ! did not notice 1t so much at first rs
long as was kept busy with my work,
but on Sundays when I sat around the
house became so stiff and sore that !
could scarcely get up after sitting any
length OF time. 1 doctored and
many different kinds OF kidney rem
edies but could not get any relief. One
doctor said had Bright's disease and
advised me to give up my employment
but could not afford to do this.
81 had read In our daily paper about
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and
as l had to do something ] had my
wife get me box at Geo. B. Wray's
drug store. They relieved my trouble
in a short time and they did me more
good than any other remedies or pre-,
scriptions ! ever took. ] do not hes
itate to recommend these pills to Others
for I believe they will accomplish al
that is claimed for them"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by al
dealers. Price so cents. or will b.
mailed by Hollister & Co., Ltd. Homo
, lulu, general agents for the Islands
Remember the name Doan's and TAX
e no substitute.
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KITCHENER TO ADVANCE.
The AnglO.ERyptian RccOnquest
SOudan.

NEW YORK. Aug. ga Sun cable
from London says: The Egyptian
rcconquest Of the Soudan IL steadily ap-
preaching its elimination. khartoum IL
TO be captured and Mahdism smashed
within a month: but Englishmen have not
yet reached "A stage of excitement over
what Is one of the most remarkable and
uninterruptedly successful military enter
prises in British history.
Gen. Kitchener Is the youngest man oil
his rank In the British army. He has
made no mistakes. and now has per
fectly equipped army of 1900 men of all
arms 200 miles from his starting point
and ready to deliver the last crushing
blow upon the enemy. There has been ne
| fuss, and this fact has lulled foreign sus
picion as to the aims of the British policy
| In the Soudan.
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SEATTLE TO HONOLULU.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2i.-A new
s,oamshin line between Seattle and Homo
i,,lu has been established In connection
with the Great Northern Railway. and the
first vessel, the City of Columbia. Will de-
part for Hawaii next THURSDAY. carryihe
the Tinted states mails. The trip VIII be
repeated every twenty-five days there
after. -, H., 49,,
Passengers will have six days In Homo,
lulu. and the speed accommodations and
cuisine of the City of Columbia are said
10 be superior to those of any vessel now
on the Pacific.
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HoUpLETTE AND LAwLEss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. B.-The steam
ship Australia returned yesterday from
Manila by way of Nagasaki, Japan, ana
brought with her seven sick sailors.
The Australia had smooth water ana
pleasant weather both going ana return
ing. She left Manila July 23d ana Maya
saki July Both. She brought ten sacks
Of mail from the troops, On board tne
Australia Is pet pig, little black pSrk ,rk,
Officer Lawless and by him adopted as
the Australias mascot. The pig answers
to the name of Frenchy, and, so Lawiess
says, can do everything except taik.
Capt. Houdlette SAYS that the insur-
gents could never have taken Manila IN
100 years with the war appliances at their
disposal
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MASTERING OUT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-At midnight
the President announced his decision to
muster out OF the service from 1900 TO
100000 of the volunteers. Those to be DIS
charged will include three branches of the
service. infantry, artillery and cavalry.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Borders were
given today for the return to their State
rendezvous of the First Illinois Cavalry
and the First Maine Infantry, now at
Chickamauga, and the Second New York
Infantry, now at Fernandina, Fla.
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SPECTATOR SPEAKS.

LONDON. Aug. ls-The Spectator in it's
issue this week prophesies that America
will retain all the Spanish possessions she
has captured. and thinks that pressure
from the Cuban loyalists VIII force tnn ne
comm,ssion to stipulate that Cuba shall
be governed by the United States Tor
twenty years. III, .,
The Spectator says: America VIII nnu
herself at the end of the year in the pos
session of the beginning OF an over-se,I
tropical empire. Long may she rule ~ III
the interests of humanity ana justice.
While IL is so ruled England Will never
berrudge her her possessions nor thelr
expansion into o domain as great as ON
own"
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IMPERIALISM PREVAILS.

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 20.-Thc ma
tlonal conference on the foreign policy oi
tho United States resumed its delibera.
tons this morning. II was presided ovei
by Robert Treat Paine of Boston. In 6
brief address he defined himself as az
anti-expansionist. Others were of the same
opinion, but the majority passed a reso
luton IN favor OF holding all territory
conquered by the United States.
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ONE SHIP SAVED.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug. 1.-THE
Associated Press correspondent today Wis
tied the wrecks OF the war ships of Ad-
miral Cervera's fleet Capt. Sharp. of the
Merritt wrecking Company IL working
vigorously to float the Maria Teresa and
expects TO get her In such condition as to
enable her to come to Santiago within Il
fortnight
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scHLEY COMING HERE.

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-The Tribune's 5
Washington correspondent telegraphs: 1t
Is considered likely the North Atlantic
station will be divided and one flag ofli-
Ger. probably Admiral Sampson, retained
in command of the home fleet The inn
preston prevails among naval officers
that Schley will seize the opportunity 10
secure command OF the Pacific station on
the retirement OF Admiral Muller on No.
yember = and be content to wait ashore
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SAN DIEGO LINE.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2o.-The first
steamer of the California and Oriental
Steamship Company will sail from San
Diego for Japan and China, via Honolulu.
in December. and thereafter steamers VIII
leave that port for the Orient every twen-
tN-fiye Iays,
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cARLIsTs THREATEN.

NEW YORK. Aug. D.-A Tribune cable
from Madrid, via Paris, SAYS: The
strength OF the Carlists IL assuming pro.
portions which, in spite of the enforced
silence of the press causes the Govern
ment considerable anxiety. Senor Silvela,
leader of the Conservative party. says
that Carlism has now become the symbol
Of Caesarism and Is welcomed by the
landed aristocracy and other whom the
disasters of the American war have driv-
en- into the ranks Of dynastic opposition,
but who had hitherto held aloof from the
nratanIpr.
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directing that military oper atoms be sus.
rrenfied was received on tn. afternoon OF
Inc i6th, The Spanish &C mmander was
notified. Acknowledge receipt BY cable
gram OF the same date containing the
nrocIa nation of the PRECEDENT.
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AuGUsTI.

BERLIN, Aug. 1s.-A dispatch from
Hongkong, dated August 18th, and evi-
IDENTIFY oficial, says:
The Kaiserin Augusta, which left Ma
nIla with dispatches from Admiral Won
Diedrichs after the fall of the city. will
return there today. Gen. August and his
family arrived on board the cruiser. Ad-
miraI Won Dkedrichs, at the request Of
Gen. Augusti. gave them passage by ar
rangements with the Amrican commander.
General August has left Hongkong en-
rotIte for Spain.
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TO TEACH IN HONOLULU.

BERKELEY. Aug. li-Charles A. Els
ton, of the class of 81, University Of Cal
ifornia. has received the appointment as
teacher OF natural science in the high
school at Honolulu. The appointment was
made at the recommendation OF President
Martin J. Kellogg.
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MORNING SESSION.
Edward FrOmberg Dead.

Edward Fromberg, American, aged
80, died at the Queens hospital Satur-
day morning OF a rupture OF the spinal
column sustained about two years ago.
The funeral occurred yesterday after
noon. The pall-bearers were: Barney
Ordenstein, NJ. S. Levy, II. Levy, S.
Kubey, Napoleon Napala, VIM. Uuku,
Isaac Ioani and ]. w. Kamahi.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-30
THOUsAHDs OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts Of the Werld.
CHAS. BREWER 4 CO.'S
New York Line.

The fine steel bark Johanna will sail
from New York to Honolulu on or
about October 18th.
II sufficient inducement offers. Ad-
vances made on shipments on liberal
terms. For further particulars. ad-
dress Messrs. CHAS. BREWER 4 CO..
q Kilby Street, Boston or
C. BREWER & CO., LTD,
Honolulu Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-30
CuP DEFENDER.

BOSTON. Aug. "a Globe specia'
from Providence says that herreshons
will soon turn out the fastest ana cost
iiezt ninety-footer ever built. the CON
tract has been signed with the Morsan.
Iselin syndicate without condinons as 70
The cost, which IL placed at Sl2O.WW. Inc
new boat will have a keel with aluminium
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GERMAN PRESS.

BERLIN, Aug. 20.-The signing OF the
protocol engrosses the attention pf tho
press. The more serious papers and near
iy all the periodicals appearing this week
take the view that Spain has only herself
to blame. and that the conditions imposed
by the United States are.n not excessive.
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m few weeks between the termination OF
his services on the Porto Rican s comm
| sion and Admiral Millers reureimeh., ,
which would enable him TO have an ihde-
| nepdent command.
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POT HOUSE STORY.

SEATTLE. Aug. iS.-Japanese papers
received here today contain story 70
the effect that the Japanese Ministry VIII
protest against the United States holding
the Hawaiian Islands in order TO remoye
the opposition of the Upper House TO the
Cabinet by raising an Issue OF foreign
cOmplications.
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CHOLERA.

MADRAS. Aug. 13.-The cholera is cpl,
temic here. Between Monday morning ana
Friday night there were nfty,hNe lea'ns
the first day mentioned having been III.
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QUIET At MANILA.

HONGKONG, Aug. 2o.-The steamship
China. from Manila, August 18th. arrived
here today. She reports that all is quiet
at Manila, but that the attitude Of the
Spaniards Is somewhat arrogant. IL is
believed that Gen. Merritt will come TO
an amicable arrangement with Agui-
naldo
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coIrNT HERBERT Ill.

BERLIN Aug. l6-Count Herbert, Bis,
marck's only son, Is dangerously i'll, ana
Dr. Schweninger has been summoned to
attend him
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MANILA CABLE IN OPERATION,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Major Gener-
al Merritt has notified the War Depart
ment that the cable from Hongkong to
Manila Is again in operation.
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BIsMARCK'S FORTUNE.

BERLIN. Aug. 3.-A Dantzic paper pub
fishes an outline of Prince bismarck =
will The paper states that the estate
amounts to 20. 100000 marks, although II
was sworn to as 3.0O0.OW marks.
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CAPTAIN NlSSEN.
His Life Lost and the Bark c. c
Funk u Wreck.

LONDON. Aug. H.-Advices from Mel
bourne report that the American bark G
G, Funk, Capt. Nissen, which sailed from
Tacoma on May % for Melbourne, has
been wrecked on Flinders Island. Tas-
mania. Eleven of those on board the bark
including Capt. Nissen, his wife ana two
children, were drowned.
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Capt. Harry Nissen was well known
here, In fact Honolulu had been his home
for severAl years. A short time age he
worked as mate on one OF the island
boats. and left here to go to the klondike.
Rad luck has followed him. The old KOS.
allie which was condemned here, belonged
TO Cant Nissen.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

Game Warden Swan is an artist in the
way OF making himself solid for reap.
pointmeut. The papers are full OF in
terviews with himself and some of his
pet deputies upon the efficiently man
nsr in which the game law has been en-
forced. Swan and Deputy Slaughter
are rubbing the pteryiew In a little too
tirtsk, however. Swan made one trip to
Roltt county and then only succeeded
in arresting d man FOR using buckskin
in the making Of gloves. The game
warden was defeated in his attempt to
'cipch' an innocent man and the cost OF
the. case still stands against him.-Craig
Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26
TKcca Tint Grow EIutea.

southern districts OF Nubia. 1t yields a
gum known to dealers as gedarct. or
senaar gum. DIR. Schweinfurt tells US
that when the wind blows among its
branches it produces n sound very much
like that OF flute. These musical
properties nre due to the fact that the
base of the thorns, with which its
branches are p!entifully provided. is
perforated by an insect in search Of the
sticky sap. The wind blowing in these
little holes transforms the thorns into
miniature flutes.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

In the sales Of the Sheridan shipment
Saturday particular mention should
have been made of the fact that two
head In the lot belonged to the Youngest
live stock shippers in the world. They
are J. W. Sheridan and his brother, 3
and years old respectively, and sons Of
Hon. +. f. Sheridan. The animals
were the exclusive property OF the
youngsters, and they have more of
them.-Uenver Stockman.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26
MARRIED..

HowEY-BLooMsIELD - On Thursday,
November "a, 1898, at the residence
of the brides parents in Oak Ridge
park, Mr.. George llowey and Miss
Fife Bloomfield, Rev. A. II. Handel
officiating.
AS this Office was neither favored
with an invitation nor a piece Of cake
We are totally in the dark as to what the
bride wore or how the groom depOrted
himself. etc, etc. But-may the newly
welded and happy young couple live
long and prosper, is TIE HERALD's
benedction.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26
A Matter of Great Importance


On December sth, 9th and 10th, a lion
hunt will be held at DeReque. The rail-
roads are using every effort and offering
every inducement to sportsmen through
out the state to attend, and it is e1
pected that at least thousand hunters
will be there. The idea is to form a
permanent organization to hunt hon and
other wild beasts, during the proper
season, in such parts of the state as af.
ford best sport. The scheme is grand
one, as it will not only afford lots of
sport but will help rid localities of
animals that destroy livestock. and
which stOckmen alone find themselves
unable to fight. The movement is being
taken hold OF here with great interest
and it is hoped that sufficient number
vial go to have aniiniluence ID trying to
bring the hunt to White river next year.
1--WE don't try We wont get tiff we do
trT we may succeed Horses and dogs
and good men With guns are wanted.
r. O!dIand, lis. Harp, r. S. Ball
and a.. G. Moulton are on the executive
committee for this district, and are US
ing all efforts to have creditable rep
reseutatiOn Everyone should take an
interest and call on any one of these
gentlemen for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26
CHINESE QUICK CALCULATOR.
Mathematic. in the shop Of Col
ornio Carlo Dealer

orndo Carlo Dealer.
Charlie Chan. n Chinese curio dealer
Of Colorado Springs, Col. is Il mathe-
maticianwhosr ability to solve the most
intricate OF problems With almost
lightning capacity, by use of u Chinese
abacus, has just come to light, gays the
Boston Transcript. Some eastern tour
lists made purchases of1CtHn the other
day aggicgatinS saso.s2. These pur-
chases ranged from scents to S25. The
Chinanan took bis rack aid before the
tourists werc aware he Was counting
had the correct result.
This excited the purchasers to ask
questions about the mode CT caicula-
ton, and - give Chan suns 10 do. The
party found that the merchant from the
orient had marvellous taleat in hand
ling figures. College professors were
told OF TIE prodigy, and to'satisfy them
selves went to his shop to put him to a
test. Problems, ponder"usS and in
tricatc. we're given to- hiE. but he
proved equal to them all and displayed
q deyterty' in handling his ESAds and
ON accuracy in computation that caused
the profe sscrs TO, pronounce him n
wonder Chan is regarded as the
wealthest Chinamari in Colorado and is
a successful business man Of 35yenrs of
age. He proudly traces his ancestry
back for . GOO years." His musical talent
is also remarkable. ft.A .'LSh
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A C.rious superrtition.

Among the supcr.titions OF the Sen
eca Indians was one most beautiful one.
When a young maiden died they i'm
prisoned a young bird until it first be
gan to try lis powers OF song, and then,
loading it with cnresses and messages,
they loosed its bonds over her grave, in
the belief that it would not fold its
wings nor close its eyes until it had
flown to the spirit land and delivered it's
precious burden OF affection to the
loved and lost one.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26
From New Zealand.

Reefton, New Zealand. Nov. %. 1896
| am very pleased to state that since /
took the agency of ChamberIain's medi-
cines the sale has been very large, more
especially of the Cough Remedy. In
two years I have sold more of this
particular remedy than of atl other
makes for the previous five years. AS
to its efficacy, l have been informed by
scores of persons of the good results
they have received from it, and know
its value from the use OF it in my own
household. 1t is so pleasant to take
that we have to place the bottle beyond
the reach of the children.
Z. J. SCANTLEBuHY.
For sale by Hay 4 j. Hantgen.
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Handsome Business Block.

Among the contemplated improve
ments for the coming year in Steamboat
Springs the Pilot is pleased to note the
fact that contracts are being signed for
the erection for IIugus Il Co. of mag
niIicent stoie business block, which will
be erected adjoining their present store
facing Lincoln avenue and on the
ground where their warehouses now are.
The present store building will then be
used as wareroom. The store build
ing will be second only to their hand
some home store at Rawlins, will be sc
Kiss feet, with two departments, one tC
be used for groceries, etc, and the
other for dry goods. The neatness and
beauty OF the IIugus stores are proverb.
ial and 1.-The Steamboat store will not
oaly be an ornament to the town but
viii be a credit ,t9 the enterprisiug firm
Steamboat Pilot.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

1t is time concerted action was being
taken in this valley regarding the dep
relations OF mountain lions, gray
wolves and coyotes. One of our ranch
men saw bunch Of twelve big wolves
In one band last week.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

Meeker and Rio Blanco county people
had many things to be thankful for last
Thursday, among them plenty of fat
cattle and good prices for the same, and
they gave thanks and enjoyed the day
to the fullest.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

About six inches Of snow fell here
last Sunday night, and was followed by
l6 degrees below zero Monday morning
Monday night it was below, Thursday
8, and S below last night. 1t is still
cold but clear and sunshinv.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

Statistics just published by the Den
yer Union Stock Yards shows that the
burlington Route carried out Of Denver
nearly twice as many cars OF live stock
during the first ten months of '9S as all
the other roads combined. Cattlemen
appreciate good thing and they get it
when they deal With the Burlington.
The Meeker herald., 1898-11-26

Ora Haley has brought suit in the dis
trct court at Denver against Routt
county for sl5O.oO0. Mr.. Haley hasn't
lost any of gall