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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

The Odd Fellows had . successful
dance Christmas night.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

@. N. Ryan and Fred Burke both Of
Piceance, were city visitors during the
week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

F. W. Fairfield is In receipt Of letter
from Special Agent Ryan of tho general
land Office, in which that officer states
that all parties mining coal in violation
Of law will be proceeded against as soon
as the proper information is filed. Un-
der recent decisions it seems all parties
mining on unpatented coal land will
have to perfect title before they can
either mine for private or commercial
purposes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

The Troy Hand Laundry
Is now open. Good work guaranl sed.
jl3 G. Z. HAwLEy, Prohr.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

The Holidays are Coming.
Call on Kersburg for fine imported
wines. liquors and cigars.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

The past week has been cold but it
was all right for stock.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30
st. james Church.

Sunday next the services will bs Is
follows:
Morning prayer and sermon at IL.
Evening prayer and sermon at Tsp.
The Sunday school will meet at Is
o'clock p. m.
Tho Rev. II. A. Handel extends. tc
everyone most cordial invitation t.
attend these services.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

Between FRANK BLAKE and DAVE
decisa MARQUIS Of ooannsbarv rules
to govern. Winner to take the purse.
WRESTLING CONTEST between
Mike O'Connell and an unknown heavy
weight. Catch as catch can and Greco
Roman style. Audience to choose q
referee. 70 fH
Tickets $l,5O. For sale at usual
places.
NoTE-Mauagement guarantees this
contest To be perfectly Oh the square or
all money for admission refunded.
MIKE O'CONNELL. Manager.
The most celebrated brands of wines
and liquors will be found at Kersburg 6.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

Those Republican members Of con
gress who used to pirate of bimetalism
concluded to shut their eyes aud vote
for the gold standard bill.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

The Meeker members Of the clan-na-
Gael are very actiye these days AID will
soon have a fully eQlinse IA hallas
ready for service with the Boerss
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

Q. o. Taylor wA,.1,... decidedly medicinal.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

9. o. Taylor wht.ktt,, arc aeess.4ty 4.
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setzler-Peterson.

Standardization.
The following announcement reached
this office Thursday evening:
Mrs. Mary Peterson
announces the marriage
Of her daughter,
John H. Setzler, D. D. s.,
wednesday noon, December twenty-seventh,
Eighteen hundred and ninety-nine,
at her home,
Balzac, Colorado.
Miss Peterson was one OF White
rivers most popular young ladies', and
The HERALD joins with her host Of
friends in wishing her and the man of
her choice happiness and prosperity in
their pilgrimage through life.
The Young people will be ''at homes'
at 423 East Hyman Avenue. Aspen,
after January first.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

Judge Gray has rendered his service,
to the British as a topographer. Simr
Harp says the Judge IL all right - :
map maker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

Chief Game Warden jay has made
another haul Of game vi0lators. He
arrested Ed Porter and William Gibson
OIL Grand river few days ago. These
parties had when taken in) four deer
carcasses, four hides, four scalps and
four dogs. Their illegal possessions
were seized and sold, and Porter and
Gibson tried before Jury and convicted.
This makes q men arrested BY Warden
Jay since his appointment. aud in all
cases excepting one he has secured con-
victions. lie is sure a terror TO vio!ators
OF the game law.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1899-12-30

A. d. Basseil Is adding to his reputa-
ton as mighty Nimrod. He was out
in the hills west Of Strawberry last
Saturday with John Goff. after another
lion. which he got after an exciting
time. The dogs had freed Mr.. Lion,
who was big fellow and in . terrible
rage. The attention of OF the dogs was
diverted from the quarry and Mr.. Gon
getting close to tile tree. threw = stick
up at him. This added to the lions
rage. who therenpon jumped from the
tree aud was making for Johnny when
two well-directed shots from Mr.. Bas-
sells rifle put . stop to his hair raising
aggressiveness. Both men were per-
fectly cool otherwise there would have
been scrap" not down on tie pro-
gram, and no telling how 1t might have
ended. Mr.. G0f SAYS in all bis cx-
perience this is the first time he has
known mountain lion to attack man.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
Waists, BodIces and Blouses.

None but hatterlng comments are to
be made of dress waists as they now
reveal themselves, and powerful as
has been the effort to coax women to
accept more decoration on their skirts,
the waists, bodices and blouses OF the
majority of costumes continue to steal
all the real glory and color.
Stitching is in high favor as finish
for wraps and costumes. A fine e1-
ample of waist trimmed with stitch
ings is shown in the large engraving.
Several gowns were seen with no other
trimming save rows.and rows OF fanci-
full stitching in some contrasting color.
Blouses are now exactly like those
of previous years. They are. made
tighter and over a very close fitting
lining. The pleats, which used to be
on the upper part of the bodice, and
were widened at the breast, putting out
and enlargins the waist. are continued
to the belt, kept flat, and sewed with
lingerie stitch. These pleats are ar
ranged in every possible why, long
wise, horizontally, diagoDally, as in
sertions. etc. Collars are still male
upricht.
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Empty Praise.

To little men and women Of the lit
erary profession, the poetasters and
witlings, there ought to be something
instructive in this word from Thack-
cray, quoted by his daughter, Mrs.
Ritchie. After reading such an esti.
mate Of notoriety bya man truly great,
the minnows may we'll consider
whether they are not swimming too
pretentiously.
"There's no use denying the matter,
or blinking at it, now am become q
sort of great man, i'll my way-all but
at the top of the tree, indeed there, If
the truth were known, and having o
great fight up there with Dickens.
81 get such a deal of praise wher-
ever go that it is rather wearisome
to hear. I don't think my head is a
bit turned, please God, for have al
ways got my own opinion; and when
men and newspapers say, Our sheet
is the finest, and SO forth, I know a
deal better, and don't disguise the
truth, either.
"rhis London world is full OF
good-natured tom-fools, and directly
one begins to cry OH all the rest
say, 'prodigious!'"
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mission. They make the stout woman
look thinner, and the slender woman
becomes 7ream of loveliness and
shapeliness when she dons princess
effect gown, short jacket and Direc-
toire hat. Every skirt is tight fitting
about the hips and very much hared
around the bottom, sleeves are small.
collars high, some basques are shown,
and fringe is the acme OF novelty.
The favorite model in skirts will be
c seamless circular shape, fitting like
a glove over the hips and back, and
taring at the bottom to the width OF
from four and half to five yards.
This flare is very perceptible as the
skirt is held up, with one hand hold
ing the bottom and one the belt. Tho
front breadth, which used to be cut
perfectly straight in order to insure q
''good hanging skirt, is now percep-
tibly fared in the skirts, which are
made on the gored pattern, which will
also be very much worn. The shirred
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FREE POSTAL DELIVERY.
/ Great Increase In the Receipts at POST
nficas Efectad Last Year.

In working on his annual report First As
sistunt Postnaster-G General Heath in Wash
lusron is surprised and pleased ut the fay"
orabie showing OF the free delivery SERVICE
T.ere ure now 73S free delivery offices. The
number OF carriers Is l4.255. The gToss
receipts were $6S, ,957 1851, rs against 1885,
G31, ,S64 .GS, IN increase OF 2l.64 per cent
Tho Increase of 81, ,276, Oils In the gross
revenues is more thaa double the receipts
Tor ihe year, ,1s77-1S7s, and this vast rbustr,
ness was' done ut Increased coJt Of only.
:6lS, ,293 90, or 3.9 per cent. lower percent
#se cl.incrense in cost than In any other
year since the free delivery service was In
stituteI. 1t Is to be remembered also that
under existing laws provision IS made for
Il steady increase in the salaries OF carriers,
which in tie last fiscal year averaged
1915 i3,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
CHAPLER ".
THE SILVER LINING.

As soon as Dolores was we'll enough
to come downstairs, SIZE declared her
immediate intention of returning to
her humble apartment, where she had
left tho few trifes that belonged to
her.
Mary instantly volunteered to ac-
company her.
II could not LET you out of my
sight, dear," she said, jestingly; "you
might not return. And what in the
world do you suppose the woman of
the house thinks of your absence?"
That I have run away to cheat
her out of the few shillings I owe her
for rent" said Dolores, with momen-
tary bitterness. The poor, even more
than the absent, are always in the
wrong-but I am ungrateful to say
such things when I have found such
dear. generous friends. Truly, the
cloud had silver lining of the bright
est hue, though 1 was long in finding
it,"
With quick, impulsive affection she
embraced Mary and Mrs. Hamilton,
who was becoming as fond of this new
daughter as even her own child could
have wished.
"It is like a dream of heaven" con-
tinued Dolores, "when remember the
hopeless misery of that day of our first
meeting. l didn't know then why I
followed you, Maruja; it seemed au
impulse to look for a moment on face,
no older than my own, on which seemed
the light Of perpetual sunshine, while
on mine seemed the constant shadow
Of darkness. Dut have siuco thought
it may have been the whisper of some
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
A War's Isuse,

Some years ago well-known col
lector, who is also wag, caused the
publication of q story that an oid lady
in Albany, n. Y, had died and left in
her will Il provision that her valuable
collection should be divided among
the collectors in the United States
who were fortunate enough to own
Brattleboro stamps. He announced
himself as the executor Of the estate.
In that way he was able to locate oil
the Brattleboro stamps i'll the world,
and succeeded i'll buying one, which
he had long coveted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
Effect OF q Nvell-cut Corset.

1t is extraordinary what trans.
formation a we'll corset will effect
in a woman's appearance, and how,
without any perceptibls pressure, the
waist may be heightened even as
much as two inches. This is really a
very important consideration at the
present time. when princess dresses
and eelskin skirts are so popular, and
any one who wishes to have an ele-
CANT and graceful appearance should
first of all give consideration to the
corset, otherwise the work OF the
dressmaker is likely to be lost.
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brim of velvet comes nearer than any
other TO being the prevailing mode,

brim of velvet comes nearer than any
other to being the prevailing mode,
ss almost invariably becoming to pref
ty hair, the small, close -draped velvet
toque, worn over the face, is also q
iavorite to accompany tailor dress. 1t
is trimmed with stitched bands OF
cloth or silk. and bird or an airy
butterfly is added for garniture.
A striking piece of headgear is the
accompanying example taken from the
Dry Goods Economist. 1t is hat OF
brown and blue velvet, with roses
merging from ecru to dark-brown sur
rounding the brim. The butterfly
shows both colorings on o cream
ground. The collet is of velvet,
mousseline de sole and renaissance
lace with gold buttons and cord.
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Irsn or Chenille III Millinery.

+ There is new kind of chenille
trimming-a moss-like silk braid
starred with points of chenille-that
may be used merely as decoration or
be sewn up into toque OF capote
shapes. 1t seems likely to take the
place OF ietted and spangled trimmings
this winter. There are toques and
tricorns, both with turned-up brims,
turreted or scalloped, made of such
braids. One of the latter, of pale,
sky-blue tint, has q wreath of blue
ve,vet torget-me-rots between the
hrim and crown, and rather far back
on The left side dark green bird, the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
The Newest Form of Cloak.

The newest long cloak for theatre
and general evening wear is crepe de
Chine. 1t is lightly stretched around
the shoulders to about the elbow, and
from this point to the ground all the
fullness is set into narrow little rib
bons or tucks, doing away with all
folds or flutes. This is reversal of
the usual order of things, tucks and
straightness below the elbow instead
of above it, as for tall, slim woman
the innovation is very becoming. The
high collar of this cloak is edged with
feathers and the edges of the front
and all around the bottom are bordered
with netted silk fringe.
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CHAPTER III.
A FLOWER OF THE HEATHER.

LIZ Gls Oc In flth lHLi'.
The mother of Dolores had kaen
the only child of an improvident
Scotchmau OF good family, who had
ruined his estate, broken his wife's
heart and alienated every relation and
friend belonging to HIM, end finally
capped the climax OF his follies by
leaving his native land to seek q for
tune in the gold-felds OF California.
To aid him in that wild quest, he had
taken with him his golien-haired little
daughter, Alice a being so exquisite
in her beauty and innocence that even
in the wild uproar OF the San Fran
cisco of 80, the motley crowd among
whom her father brought her, be-
licvod her veritable angel dropped
down from q weeping heaven to- shed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-22
Fire Caused by n Paperweight.

What might have been serious fir
was started in Newark, n. j., by q
glass paperweight. The weight be-
longs to Police Captain Ubhaus, who
lett it the other day upon his desk.
During the captains absence tue sun
shining through the glass set fire to
the paper, burned through the blotter
beneath, scorched the varnish on the
desk, thus putting the whole building
in danger. Fortunately the discov-
ery was made in time to prevent tho
fire from spreading. .-
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NEW YORK FASHIONS,
Designs For Costumes That Have Be-
come Popular in the Metropolis.

under side of it's wings dyed pale blus.
On a picture hat of black velvet the
chenille braid is used as trimming
for the high, straight crown, which is
ban ded alternately with white chenille
braid and rouleaux of the velvet (six
bands of each), and also for the under
side of the brim, rouleaux and braid
being placed in the same way alter
nately. Two black ostrich feathers
and white paradise fastened to the
crown by brooch, complete the dec
oration.
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tend to messiness, and when the pro-
fessionals lean that way also the re-
suit is something to admire-"wonder
at is the original meaning.
In their search for the picturesque
the new hats are piled so high and
swathed so deep with superauous or
naments that all the symmetry OF the
head and figure is lost in these monu-
ments of misdirected industry.
While the large toque with rolling
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Seuriina Are FashionaDle.

Sequins are to be seen on many
things this winter, particularly on thin
goods with lace effects. White gowns
of net are covered with them, but
they must be sewed on carefully, and
home sewing is usually better than
that of the shops. It is better to
have no sequins at all than sequin
off here and there. It is degree
worse than missing boot button.
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communicants Of the EstablIshed Church.

Only little more than half OF the COM
muaicants OF tho Protestant churches OK
Great Britain are members OF the Estab-,
lished Church. The reports OF the Estab-
lishsd Church give the number OF members
rs !, 900, 40, while the rolls OF the Fedora
tiou OF Far (NonconiormisD Churches
show l,S97,175. The Sundav-schools OF the
Established Church have All, ,2o9 children,
White those OF the Federation have 1884,
No.
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New YORK City. (Speciar.-The
deepest pitfall in the path of the anna
teur milliner is the .messiness of pre-
Hailing styles. Amateur milliners
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Religion in the i-!ondlIse. e.
A Baptist church has Ieen organized at
Skuguay. Alaska.
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:he gorihed kinsfolk, enough OF curthy
retention to let you know them. but with
out their wounds or their slcknesses or
their troubles. See whur heaven has done
for them-so radiant, 80 gleeful, so
:ransport'ngly lovely! They call you by
nortioned to the anguish o. your parting
and the length OF your separation.
Fatherl Mother! There is your child.
Sisters! Brothersl Friends! I Wish you
10Y. For yeurs apart, together again In
the reception room OF the old homestead.
You see, they will know you are coming.
There are 50 many immortals filling all the
spaces between here and heaven thut news
like TINT flies like lightning. They will be
there In IN instant. Though they were in
some other world o. errund from God, q
signal would be thrown that would
fetch them. Though YOU might Mt first
loel dazed and overawed Mt their super
nal splendor, all that feeling will be
goun at their first touch OF heavenly
sulutation, and we will say: "Ol. my lost
boy!" "Oh, my lost CON mpauioD!' "Oh.
my lost friend! Are we here together"
What scenes in that reception room OF tue
old homestead have been witnessed! There
met Joseph and Jacob, ilnling Il Il brighter
room than anything they saw in Pbaraoh's
palace; David and the little child for whom
he once fas tedanl wept; Mary and Laz-
nrus after the heartbre%k Of Bethany:
Timothy and grandmother Lois: Isabella
Graham aud her sailor son; Alfred aud
Gcorge Cookman, tho mystery OF the sea
ut last Mate manifest; Luther and Musda-
lene, the daughter lie hcmoaned; John
Howard and the prisoners whom he gos-
peized, and multitudes without number
who, once so weary and so sad, parted Oh
earth, but sIoriously met in heaven. Among
all the rooms Of TINT house therc is no ono
that more onraptnrcs my soul than that
reception room. "In my Fathers house
ure mauy rooms"
Another room in our Fathers house is
the throne room. We belong to the royal
family. Tho blood OF Kin: Jesus flows in
cur veins, so we have Il right to enter the
throne rnou. Il Is No easy thing on earth
to got thrnM.h even ~" onts:h" door OF Il
kings residence. During tie Franco Ger.
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must have sranspirsd after / left Col.
Nh1siey would not ask his regiment - lead
him. M woaIa be an front or any place
he could do the mast geoa- He was pr
vats soldiers friend In ANYTHING reason
able
II remember I'm San Franclsre sergt
Reid. Of Company +. WAS without a shirt
ard could nos draw one from the cnsnms-
sary because they Ola not have any. He
reported 10 Col Wholiay his plight. and
was told TO walt. Now Rasd told mar shis
He waited ave minutes while Col W hol-
ley went upstairs. took the shirt frurn on
bis back. brought IL down stairs and hand
ed II - Rss5.
'tHe treated Us veil ON the boat going
over. when he learned THAI some boxes
Of applies had been broken open. be sens
word Down hat sshe boys had very few
Injuries and sn LAKE the appses anc divide
them Bp among them
sscsa shss Same trip over complaint was
made IN hfn that the shspFs cocks we're ts-
saIfg short rafsuus. He iFH uaeftatsly went
10 fhe galley and demanded - know wny
the fuu amount issued was ret served and
ssrn stated II complaint was made again
he wenia arrest the eeok and put MEM
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United States CA AAs u II speaking %
ire rxeaas sgauEte fSsween Col. Naaisey
ana The ssaer efyesfs % shs regiment, %
.ssssk mention has hsen made lately. Mr.
rfn~ags yesterday sad.
The treatment rsce#ved hy tsA FsFst
wssasnssan 10 ss- as knew WAS IS xessi
as that ~ any regiment Ia tae neaa The
sssssresw All treated sa@ ussn MsE fF1fss TIRE
sest saay o. eur enlistment. Il wss as good
60 sasss BE expected uB3er tne ssyszagass
sfAaevsa
a wAs wssA rmt eSNsEa&sAny frAsr muster
kns ~ mrtAl January I Lass. when ! was
s-ssgsgsitess ssgs SO 30 sNs aaxpssaA. ARD as
gssarssse Mase seen natsNnx es uss gs~s rse y Z
asseF shat Nss { n@aest ct as ecsTaHia NJ
t,sn~y shsn laas az ssasgg garrison GgsY be-
FsFe the was " Axa steuise hFa&s esst
tntsk every gaaa sn sA@ regiment .As will
sne Is a. seTvsa 50 SSaE a. the gMgesn-
ssaesas sns&Af E~sausrs hiw. ~ Gar as tAA
eyxahks wzsa t'ei " nss2srT - Concerned g
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IE SIXTEEN lem DOGS.


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