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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
An Unnntriotic Town.

We do not like to appear before our
readers in the roll of an Apollo, but an
explanation Is in order, says the Harde-
man CTenn). Free Press. We announced
in these columns that we had enlisted
for the war, and would leave for Dry
Tomatoes last Tuesday, but circun-
stances over which We have no control
have detained us. We went down To
the depot on Tuesday, ready to go. We
had our gun that we shot a delinduont
subscriber with, the boss pistol we used
last year when we fit a duel with the
snub-nosed wart who edits The Shilla-
lah, sword, a tomahawk, a bowie
knife and knapsack full of under
clothes and booze.
A big crowd got around us and we
yelled out to them. Remember the
Mainer' We was very much astonisbed
when several persons in the crowd who.
we suspicion, were in the pay of Spain,
stepped up to us and said: "Remenbe
this bill before you CO." 1t looked as if
somebody had called a convention of
our creditors and every delegate was
there. One of them had a wash bill
Every bar keeper Ia town was there.
with an itemized account. A storekeep per
came up and told US to pull off them
boots" which we hadn't paid for Our
lanlord was on deck with a bill. Ws
made EN- all speech, asked 'em if they
was patriots, and told 'em that our coun-
try called. Come on back" they said,
land pay what you owe. If you don't,
Wen have you arrested for trying to skip
the town and beat your creditors"
OF course We seed through il all. 1t
was a Spanish conspiracy to keep US at
home; but what could we do Well, we're
here to stay now. and there's going to be
war at home. We will take the pauper's
oath to all them bar bills, and We are 60
ing to have all the saloons indicted for
violating the Four Mile law; and, here
after, when we want liquor we're going
to Memphis and place ourselves in the
hands of our friends. Patriotism is IS
dead as a mackerel in this here town; but
a flea in the ear is worth two In the
hush
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
JUDGE FalIiennt TaIk. PoI,t,c,

Judge Faligant of Savannah, portly of
build rudy of visage and genial in man
ner, smiled on Post man who asked him
at the Riggs House If he would name the
winner of the Georgia gubernatorial
stakes, says the Washington Post.
Il could name him, dear man, but I
dassnt. Were 1 10 declare his name I'd
never hear the last of 1t when l got back
home, and 1 value my peace too highly TO
Jeopardize 1t foolshly. Besides, I've been
on The bench ten years without taking the
slightest hand in politics and I'm not go
ing TO break the record now. But you can
put it down as sure thing that either
Judge Atkinson or Mr.. Gambler or Mr..
Berner will set the Democratic nomina
ton. Further than this will not essay
the prophetic role''
AT inns point Congressman John Allen
carried the Georgia jurist away and All
chance OF further disquisition on Goober
state politics was lost forever.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
The Abolition of Disabilities"
From the Boston Globe (Dem.).

In the growing fervor of the patriotic
response Of North, South EAST and West
20 the Presidents call for volunteers to
serve in our war for humanity. the last
vestiges of the sectional hostility which
once made Mason and Dixons line a
terrible barrier have been burned away.
By a unanimous vote, after speeches
OF generous appreciation for the many
evidences which have been shown OF true
loyalty to fog and country in every part
of our land, the National House of Rep
resentatives went on record, yesterday
for the abolition OF the little that remain
ed Of Confederate disability" legisla ton
United America is no longer a mere hope
a dream Of the future. 1t is a glorious
sact.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
After the War,
Louisville Courier-Journal Dem.)

When the war is over the boys who
fought the battle will have something to
say about the disposition of the spoils. In
case the flag floats over Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines we have the impress
sion that they viii not be willing with
out a protest TO give up such rich possess
sions. Back of this crude, but inevitable
bent. the natural offspring of the soldiers
mind, and his material recompense for so
much outlay of blood and treasure will
stand the after-t thought of the statesman
who realizes the new condition OF war and
conquest have brought into the life of the
nation. and the opportunities these afford
TO a national policy undreamed of by the
fathers of the republic. Great things are
before us
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

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Monday ana Thursday. by mail, one year.
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Transient advertisements, other than
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Ca.
EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row, New
York City. c. s. Faulkner Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
Remember the virginius."
From the New York Advertiser (Rep

There is poetic justice in the fact that
Cervera Is trapped at the port where the
Virginius victims were slaughtered. In
attacking Santiago de Cuba recollection
of that tragedy will mingle with recollec-
ton of the Maine in nerving American
troops and marines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

Whatever uneasiness there may have
been along the coast for fear of Spanish
war vessels has now disappeared. The
seashore resorts are being opened for the
season. under favorable auspices, and
there docs hot appear to be a great deaf
of diminution from the average in the
crowds which seek the salt breezes and
Sriny baths.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

The Park and Tree Commission Is com
posed Of public spirited gentlemen who
unquestionably try to do right, and nearly
always do It; but in the matter of sprink-
ling street sweeping upon the public
squares, they are wrong and Or. LeHardy
is right. 1t is preposterous that the chill
dren who play upon the squares should be
required to run the risk of illness, which
they would have TO run if the sweepings
We're used as proposed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

1t is not worth while to worry about the
Cadiz squadron. 1t is not likely to cause
any damage on this side Of the ocean. If
it should come across. Sampson and
schley are still ahoat, and besides the
Santiago bottle there are others"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

Tomorrow and the next day we shall
have a little politics mixed with the war
news. Georgia's primary elections win oc-
cur tomorrow, and at the same time Ore
gon will elect state officers and members
of the legislature
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

Coxey, who organized an army to
march upon the capital OF his own coun-
try has mot been heard from since the
outbreak of the war. Debs. the self-laud-
ed friend Of the downtrodden and oppress-
ed, has not come 10 the front to offer his
services in behalf of the suffering poor
OF Cuba. CoXey and Debs and their kind
Will not receive much consideration from
the American people when they try to
push themselves into notice again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

From the Birmingham News Dem.).

1t is plainly evident that this govern
ment must depend entirely upon It's own
troops to drive the Spaniards out of Cuba.
The insurgents may be able to act as
guides and pickets, but they can hardly
be depended upon to do any effective fight
ing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

II is not altogether an assured fact that
Speaker Reeds opposition to Hawaiian an
neXation has been dfsarmed. He was ap-
preached day or two ago with regard to
the matter, and in reply TO a direct ques-
ton as to whether the islands should be-
annexed he said; Some people prefer
leprosy to yellow fever. but If 1 had to
have both, I should take the fever first %
A close friend of his as quoted as saying
the Speaker is totally opposed to the pro-
posed Imperial" policy which is being
discussed at the capital and in the public
prints.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05
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Scratched Until Almost Wild.
Burned Like Fire. Sleep
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was a sufferer for eight years from tb,t
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tried some of the best physicians in the
country but they did me little good. Tbs
palms of my hands were covered, and yvonIi
become inhamed; little white blisters at frst
would appear, then they would peel off. leav.
ing red, smooth surface which would bur,
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It, On the inside of the upper part of both nv
limbs, great red blotches, not unlike hives
would appear, and as soon as became waxn.
the burning and itching would begin. Nirb,
after night would lie awake all night and
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-05

An Alabama woman has named her
twins Fitzhugh Lee and Joseph Wheeler.
She regretted that there were not another.
which might have been named George
Dewey. Such patriotism is worthy of
recognition.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
sH,cxs: or srsAw. :
ni.sA waaAsrar, Asa 1eespeA I.se
CabOO UAAeP Praaaufe

nazsa wssAsr.r, Asa 1es.eA I.ss
Cabes UnAeP Pressure.
Pdhfpkspaper announces pew
inrentfoh A&s by Wsrssw engineer,
who proposed to tho city axshprities
quite original .uAtsrial tpr street p.y-
ing. He u.es cubes Of oompreyssd strs.s
instead Of the wooden bloeA1 used In
some other >Europeaa eounts3j6 Ths
manufacture Of these strsw subes =
carried on according 10 peculiar proc
en-. Sssaw b cut In pieces ~f . Ger
tain length. mpregnated with . fluid.
the composition Of which u aSecrst Of
the inventor. snd then pre1sAd An
blocks. The inventor buys up straw
in bales. btndb them closely together
with wire. and then immerses the en-
tire bundle into obot solution, the smell
OF which indicates that several materials
like pitch, roin. tar and other of the
same kind form part o{ the mixture.
These bundles OF straw remain for .
certs;n length Of time In the solution
and are then subjected to heavy pres-
sure In y machine, which they leaveiu
the shape Uf ready cubes- According
to the inventor. ehis paving material
is cheaper thsn wood. but more durable
and stronger. and At the same time
more elastic.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
BURLzxGTnH. ROUTE.

Rates Reduced Time Chanxed.
On and after Aagust 18th III classes
OF tickets will BE- .bopored on the Bur.
lington's Chicaeo special .withoss sddi.
tionL charge. ths extra faro having been
abolished. ..s 81
: On the same date, > slight change
will be made In the Specials schedule.
It will leave Denver at els .. m.. reach
Ing Chicago at 4.25 the next afSerpoon-
In time to connect with afternoon and
evening trains for tie Atlantic seaboard
as well - for such comparatively nearby
points - Detroit, Indianapolis, Louis
Vile, Cleveland. Cincinnati and Buffslo.
No deterioration In the superb service
offered by the Chicago Special will occur
~ result OF the changes noted above.
That will continue to b.. ~ it has been
In the past. supreme in elegance aud
cpmfort.
Tickets via the Chicago Special eal,
be had 1t Offices Of connecting lines and
also at tlse Union Depot aud the Bur.
lin2ton ticket Office. 1889 l7th Street,
Denver,
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

Mr.. A. c. Wolfe, Of Dundee, Mo-. who
travels for Mansur & Tibhetts, ,ImpIe-
ment Co., Of st. Loris, R,Ses travelling
men and travellers In general some good
advice. Being q knight OF the grip,
he says, II have for the past three
years made it a rule to keep myself sup
piled with ChamberIsins Cole. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and have found
numerous occasions to test its merits.
not only on myself but on others. lean
traly say that never in n single in
stance have known 1t 10 fail. COZ
sider.it ono OF the hest REMEDIES trav-
eiers can carry and !couid reIate many
instances where have used the rem
edY on skeptics, much to their surprise
and relief. l hope every travelling man
in the U. s. will carry bottle Of this
remedy in hisgrip." For sale by Hay
4 JoHsntgen. druggists. .aa -. .s'
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
Notice.

To whom It may concern. and more perticu.
Larry to ". y. Psyscrt. "1i-
Be it known. thut A. d. Gsttchlow, did. or
the 18th day Of December, 4. d. 1875. phrchast
at psablic ARle. In the county u Rio Bnnct. Hns
state of Colorado, Of the then treasurer II ~
county, for the delinquent tax of the yerr. =,
to b0i, inclusive. the following described PRO:
erty. taxed for said years In the name OF NJ.
All Of the W " NV X. NV y sw y se5ss
aud sW y sW u ses 6. " 4: n. Ess " alb"
stsart for raid year, iss6 to fsc+. Inclusive: d
ts2OW each y<1u.S , 49, y o.
And the "a III purchase. as evidenced BY ,tas
certificate OF purGf;aw, No. ", Wing been dtik
assigned to- tina undersigned. and tho uBfttS
signed being now In posse.s,on Of and @he
owner Of euid certificate Nf purchase;
Therefore, notice IL hcreby stven, n-Sff-
qnired In Chapter ~ Of ths Session IAvsNi
the state Of Colorado, for lsoa that the time TO:
redemption of aahi real estate from safd NIX
sale will expire on the 18th day Of Deceuter
A. D. lR8s, and that thereafter l shall apply t.
the Treasurer OF raid Rio Blanco county, Colo
RADIO, for . deed to the abOve described prop.
erty. ~.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day OF
Auguat, lags. A. H. CRiTCHLOW. tSeni
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
NEW SCHOOL FoN MONKEYS.

KD03 Will ~ I8D01D0 BVE 0S0SSC WV
Thsro has Just been founded At CAL
eutta IN institution for the education
Of monkeys, says An exchange az.
A young monkey is taken and BE-
fore him 10 placed o set of blocks nn
which are painted in capitals the let
t.rs of the alphabet. These blocks are.
in. tact, exactly similar to those which
children play with IN every civilized
country in the world, and they are
used IN precisely the same way as il
the monkey we're . young specimen of
the human race. Taere IL one professor
for each monkey, and the monkey is
taught by means Of the blocks to. spell
certain words. II the word is fruit.
for example, the monkey. after having
been taught, 70 arTnnee the blocks SO
as to speA the word quickly end with
out error, peceives . bit of fruit - hia
reward. The same exercise is repeated
with otber words; and IL is hoped that
in time Abe. AmiAns will learn how
to read and spell and understand Eng
lish, II. .thsy cannot speak it An ehort
will alsQ bs,nade. 1t IL said. to educate
these heaets p that they may become
fairly. eHcient domestic servants. The
school u 10 young as yet. however. that
what Il will accomplish y entirely .
matter Of speculation. 1ts "pnofessoss
are enthusiastic about their n0vsl work
apd seem 10 think that now held OF
pefulness viii be opened mp. for lhese
cAattering little beasta-. -
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
NO usEroa THE METRIC SYSTEM
". w..lA o.s. Little ~ AAeDsa.s
r~.sa.-A<~1 R,p>nAsa MAAa0RoA

We w~vlA 0aan Little ~ Adopting
Cenunsntal Ba.sDs's Measures.
Why should We change these unit 70
adopt one which agrees with neither Of
them, and which, at best x0a originally
the visionary scheme of congress OF
,,fAilosophers3 We have little TO learn
or gain by adopting the measures OF
continental Europe. says Cassier'a Mag
azipe. Three-Quarters, or nearly 20, OF
th.. commerce and traffic Of the world
is carried on by some form Of appliances.
wheth moved by wiud, waller or steam,
whinh has been built from English
maAsures by some English-speaking
people, aud the proportion il all the
time increasing. g.
:. Why adopt another and more ineou-
veuient systam which will render all
systems Of screw threads. gear teeth.
foundry patterns, shop drawings, ETC..
obsolete as well as shelving the most
valuable collection of mechanical liter
ature in the world and requiring all its
tables to be translated into foreign
measure, merely to obtain the sadvan-
tAges of . decimal system which. ~ 1
have shown. we already have to all In
tents and purposes in , far more con-
vea,ient form than we should obtain
from the Introduction Of The meter and
its derivatives? Besidcs, these two
unit measures-the inch and the. foot
we also use The cubic yard in civil en-
gineering for excavations and earth
work. but for mechanical purposes We
could get aiouk very well with no other
v,.,st t,,,f &ha su<nh
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
Any olo ptAoG- WOULD 90.
- cs.,a.p spsn 0ssvs.s.s. ~ oss,'

law W. SSSe -
- os.,A,r s,sn 0..vsAs.ss Hss osssa
. ~ sssssesn0As. %
A short man, with fsd Whiskers.
akAmblin4 ssit and TO reanfins Of .
jae, wandered iAto the MidiAnd the
other evening, and asked tor type
writer's studio. ssy1 the Kansas City
journal. He lives IN kansaE not far
frsm Topeka. and hsd been bare IT.
tending the football games. Luck
had walked on the same ride OF
~ ..strest with him in The matter
Of BATE, and he wanted 70. stay an
Other week. Bubhis wife expected him
hoame. 90 he was In search Of . type
writer to send home = letter to aeve -
An apology .for his loaappesrsnce.
"Kansss City. this daea. ~" be NUT
tered 70 .ths sypswrittis; 1
II hare tha&-
my, dear. wibs."., rr
"Yes!"r !"r,rv .-.,..-s b
.ve15 important businas. VIII re-
quizs my pszsenca in osw~tomie fos .
few days. ,- ...- - -l,...y
"Lets .ss.' interrupted tbe artist.
"How do you spell thak 0sawstomie !:
Spell u Jour.alt. It's your type
writer" ,e, ..,.- ,...ss
81 can't" .-..
Cant .ps,l o.'ssoa,sr le ..ked
in dhgust. -.-a 4 .
mo" ~
Then m 90 to Fora seotsl-.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

Some time ago, a little bottle OF Cham
beTlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy fell into my hands, just at q
time when my two-year- boy was
terribly sinicted. His bowels were be.
yond control. We had tried many
remedies, to no purpose, but the little
bottle of Collie. choaefa and Diarrhoes
Remedy speedily cured him. -Wiliiau
F. Jones. Oglesby. Gso. For ,asle b
Hay 4 JoHantsen.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
DENVER, August ie, 1888


The week ending August II averaged
slightly warmer than normal. From
parts Of the Western slope daily maxi
mum temperatures Of 50 to 100 degrees
were reported, while oyer the eastern
half of the state readings Of 30 to a5 de-
grees were obtained during the closing
dsYs. The nights were relatively cool.
verS little precipitation occurred, excsp,
over small areas.
Harvesting Of wheat and oats is near.
ly completed in all sections except San
Luis Park, where satisfactory progress
is being made. 1nrAshing has com.
menced in the north central and eastern
sections and the Grind and Gunnison
valleys. There are S6sms, u complaints Of
shrunken grain and Wine slight damage
from hail reported, but in general The
yield Of grain will be up to the average
Corn and potataes. although in localitie.
showing the effects Of drought, have
continued 70 make good gtowth and
give promise Of normal yiesd. Ths
westher has been very favotahte fol
cutting hay md alfalfa, whica havs
ben secured III GOOD cuoditson; the hay
ctidSp ID generally heavy. bot The 6eeo6d
ef6p oe alfalfa h llghtar than Usual
ftS third crop os alfalfa is starting web
idtths north:csntfA section. Aithou9h
t6e' e'cooi nights have retarded tie ripen.
ing OF melons. quantities ate being
shipped from tho Arksnsas valley
Apples and peaches of fair quality are
being shipped in increasing quantities
from the western slope. Cattle are re.
ported to be in excellent condition. In
general. the oondItIons have been favor.
able. but rain is hadl7 needed in all SEC.
tions. the continued DIV ~ssther further
reducing the amount q water available
for irrigation. ""'
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

o. J.
AZ high. noou On Sunday, August 18th.
!. .MasGAyrs May Nichols and Nj. George
II. bloomfield were linked together for
|lIs >, ,cupi4t. sqlasa chains This
|AaDpy event tsok. p.aa, u ths residence
lot 10 bttde's psrsata Mr.. and Mrs. b.
l.. Nichols. in the presence Of tho rels-
tiv;s, and = few intimate friends of the
contracting parties, Rev. F. L. Davis
odicisting. Neither bride nor groom
|need any introduction TO residents Of
this section, for they have lived hero
from early childhood, 80 to speak. and
al join The HERALD In extending the
usual congratulations.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

DR.. j. I. Terry. of Trtmhse, Tenn, In
syeaking Il Chamberiaih's Cole, Chol-
cru and Diasrhosa RsRsdy. SAYS: IN
has ai,post bees0esStkeeSssity In thta
vicinity.r Ehis is1tAssoest rs0sdy in
the wsrid; tpr .eoHes s.sbsen mosbs.
.drsentIy snd diAsrSpge nd = Eecog.
ni1eh q . sscsgsity WhSreyse H. great
v1pfth- FSInd u,ilssiS bSo6Sfs Known. No
cshw NAs1y = - pso0St q sasctaa,,
OF 70 p,eassus 10 tals. esh b. Hsy 4
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

Members 1. o. o. F. Attention!
.YOu arc re4Heasedto attend mteeting
Wednesday, Augtst 9Th. Bushes. Of
~ yJJ 3SiosG
Importance demands your attention,
h., s&AahRExx. n. Or
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

S.P. Wear Of Meeker. the well-known
cat&leman, was In with . shipment Of
mlxed stun just TO test the market, says
Tuesdays Denver Stockman. He re-
potts that the cattlemen Of his district
DE In no hurry to ship. and arc waiting
until next month to gather their cattle.
They have big hay crop and the cattle
are getting better while they wait, 80
they figure that next month will be a
bsttsr time to come to market "Ws
want to give the Nebraska people time
to figure up their corn CROP" said Mr..
Wear.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

Mrs. ORA Watson still holds the
agency for the Mdme:: McCabe corset,
and will be pleased 20 receive orders
from her friends and patrons In Meeker.
Address, Delta, Colo. agN
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

James McGuf1e has opened up .
tailoring establishment in the old
court hoase. and 10 prepared to do
cleaning. repairing and general met-
chant tailosing. Giye him . call. :.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

DR.. Kettham, the dentist, is back
from his ashin2 trip, and can be found
at the Miller House for brief period.
The Meeker herald., 1898-08-20

Hay aud pasturage at bedrock prices
At Hsywoods ranch, government road.