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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18
DOLE FOR
GOVERNOR
cooper Secretary and
Dat Postmaster.
OTHER NAMES DISCUSSED
Defects in the Hawaiian Bill Nav
be Remedied--0ur Pub
lie Debt.

WASHINGTON. May s.-The Senate
lhas confirmed the following nomina-
tions:
5. b. Dole to be Governor of and
Henry r. Cooper to be Secretary of
Hawaii. VI
j. vi. Oat to be Postmaster at Homo
lulu. 'i''io
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tke LIST of
Hawaiian appointments has been prac-
tically decided upon, although the
President may not send the nomina-
tions to the Senate for a few days. II
Is conceded that Judge w. f. Frear will
be Chief Justice, and w. f. Whiting
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
Judge Perry of the present Circuit
Court may be made the other Associate
Justice. OF the United States officers. M.
NJ. Estee of California is expected to get
the place Of United States Judge, and
Customs Collector Stackable of Hawaii
will probably be continued In the SER
vice OF the United States Government.
The chances of G.. J. Ray of Illinois for
the Marshalship are not as good as they
were some time ago. Philip l.. Weaver,
an attorney OF the Islands, son of the
former superintendent of the San Fran
cisco almshouse, Is spoken of for Unit
ed States District Attorney. The Pres
ident will probably appoint to the Cir
cult Court Judge Kalua of the Circuit
Court OF Maui. a native Hawaiian. Gill
bert r. Little of Hilo, who has been in
Washington all winter, is an active can
didate for the Circuit Judgship. Ed
ward NJ. Boyd, formerly of San Fran
cisco, Is a candidate for Commissioners
Of immigration.
General A. $. Hartwell, special agent
In Washington for the Hawaiian Gov
ernment. was recommended for Chief
Justice. but the President was given to
understand that he did not want the
place. Former Attorney General w. o.
smith OF Honolulu was asked by the
President to- take an office, but he re-
fused. He has been here all winter as
the representative of the Honolulu
Board OF Trade.
Defects In Hawaiian Law.
WASHINGTON, May AT the Cab
met meeting today considerable time
was consumed in discussing the new
Hawaiian and Porto Rican acts. AL
though the treaty under which Hawaii
was annexed 10 the United States pro-
vided that the United States should as
sumo the debts OF the Islands, amount
ing TO about $4,000, 900. there was doubt
as 10 the right of Secretary Gage, under
the Hawaiian act, 20 pay off the debt,
and II is probable that bill will be in
troduced In Congress with view to set
ting the matter right. Doubt also was
expressed as TO the right OF the Post
master General to extend the postal
laws 90 the Islands unuer the terms of
the act. and remedial legislation may
be- asked In this case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-18

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT AT
A0DN0Do.


n psss-l.ss.lly.ss. ~ ssaasaasAed t!sssA 49,
nth y y =. each eay. ~ rates eAsysd q ~
bsaneh aesseiss are ths sans = q Ne HogtIntsl-
eencsf business oeiee Cash ads only vil - tnAsa
q bsAasA aosndsA rsllcstna y ~ ~ = aesaass;
Yepke BasstngtOn's drug Atere.
Second avenue sna Pfks.
broadway Pharnaoy, ?. y. Fisher,
broadway ana Jaass.
Rentsn niIl Pharmacy, Maalsen
stFesa and Fifteenth avenue.
wa1la Walla Pharmacy, Twenty
0rst and Dase Je9evson.
Dpewn's Pharnacy, corner YsslsR
asa Broadway.
ehart1e9's Oyu8 Store, Twenty.
thssa avenue seuth an1 Ssskssn.
osAnats' Dsug steses 1o11 nsws1l.
eofnsS Dopen.
NsrsA seattle rAarussy, nattssy
ana FIRST avenae.
A. =. 0ay's Phas0Aey, Denny way
asa Ftftb avsuas nessh.
=. \. CsstiGan's Phernasy, Queen
Anne avenue anA Rsy stsses.
y BALLARD.
PSsstsa's PAar~as,, oallara ave-
me.
FRnMoNT.
Frsaent Dpaa C~apany, lake
stSsss asa Uwfns svsass.
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The fcllovins dssds were MA fos record IN the
ccunsy auditors sdies yesterday:
May A. Isaacs and hushand William H. 70 Lcr,is
y strep, 81 Of nwt sec =, D = ., rse. q 10
btete q Wellington to a. g. Dunn nnd c. A.
Mckenze. Ict block -. 8setfis Tids Land, go
Frederick Phfhnek and Wife Catherine L. to
1homas Urine Lumbar Co. q Of NED ana svi q
net and aet of ava GlO
Lonisa n. Holland 70 James w. James. loss n and
~ block =, soufh Para Slse
Alice Hlahe 70 AGnes 1hofwen Heath, lots I and
:. block 9. Aefcer's Second add. =. -.
Peter bteep and wife. Louie NJ, TO Julis r
Mnne, sci o. nst 80 - - 3 n. .. - acres
r.. I. BssrsssA to George =. Bradley and !. ".
kAyhun. lot =. bloch a. McCuifs 3 Holdens ada
70 Latons and other propert5, szu
Aay Mountjoy and husband. William 4. 70 Olaf
cumming. iot 7. block y. d. 8. Maynsrds plat.
David Ysguson 70 Clara p. Psshss, lee /, block
II, Ede1 Kuight'a add. -.
Bvs Z. 0iiderslsvs and hus6and. n. D., to MA
y Lewis. lot s. bloch - supi plat baock - Edes
= knights add. 0.eoo.
Hats :. osmminss y ,Masy 1elAsuAlsn, lots :
snd .. elech ,, LAGOS sd - Slaughter, IN.
John Accoy To- Charia .. Les. lots II and Is.
bl9k - Gilman Park. ~.
Esttis Amanda Davis. pssts & lots ). l. 3. block
y. rsrlat Poutiu Second "a. NM.
A. ". Ftstes, receiver Of Nssehsnts' National
bank and PhnflQs uosfiSon % 0eoers =. Smart,
lots . 10 =, block D. Randsfis add 81
Jennie Lawes and husband. Edwin, 10 CAasisu r
Gordon and wife. Nor r., lot Ciaslfoa Fruit
Gardens. Cuuway's pubdiv. ~.
Andrew yamieson sud wife. Anna G. J., 20 Frank
p1nieA: loe Y. bloch q Eds . K9iehts, -.
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mi INCREASE THE PRICE.
cAyNnnY MEN MEET TO FIX LIST
ron PREsENr SEASON.
- view 81 the Fact That the Paek
WnI Ne Very Light ana IRE
lsnsnary aaA Operasing Expenses
ussvy N Advance le.st he made.

one Of the most important meetings Of
rrtmen that has occurred on Puget
sound since last summer was called into
eessIon at FairhAven yesterday. The pur-
80 Of the meeting. which was executive
ana under the auspices OF the Puget
found Canning Association. was to con-
pl6sr the present market conditions Is
app1icable 10 canned salmon. and ar
rsnee = new schedule OF prices In ad-
rance Of the list that has prevailed since
~ association made scale Of prices .
year ago.
According TO large Gamer who ar
Rived from there last night. when he left
~ meeting was In session and the gem
osAl sentiment was that prices would be
increased. In speaking Of the conditions
nsressitating this action he said:
AT the prevailing market prices for
canned salmon. due wholly TO the pros
ret Of . % per cent pack. II will be Inn
possiblo FOR cannery men to come out
even. The preliminary expenses for the
eexson'a output have been just N heavy
q II tho catch had been large. Since q
Increased and the product now costs Us
from % to 70 cents case more than ~
srhsre IL but very little salmon held
iunssbis liver PACK Is short, a. viii also
= The ss., r re vs TH The ,nd,cst,ons
tnsn yer ~so. owing to the Increased
ut has been the idea Of the cannery
men ever since. the season opened that
matter Of MISREPRESENTATION. At the pres
emit time the pack II not more than ID to
y per cent. Of what II was on this date
= year aIo.
"ysstefday salmon began to show up
N fair numbers on the banks, and Il IL
hoped that the run viii continue TO In
crease: 1t cannot last for any length OF
time however, but VIII aid n bringing
the pack up 70 At least 60 Per cent. Of
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sitn. Ahsas. ~ intsrnnA. b. Busssrwovss 4
YouNG-In Seattle, yuiy =. ~. NJ, ~ ,
Ioung. vne q bss. H. W. Youpe, ased q yuan.
Funeral services At rssidsnce SIS Ben street. sun
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WANT ADS.

Aavertfsenents under any Z
. AeaAlng IN classified ceIuans, 7
9 10 . word eaeh tnsertisny Snin- !
Z emUn charge, 30e. C1assfAeA
. advertisements ruuning one
9 msnsA without shaags - espy.
= $50 Der lins (ssvsA words
. oeuDt - l1oe). On three
Z nsntAs' srass, o1.SS per Iins
: per months - six nenths' cr-
2 aes, e1.1o Der Nae pr neuths
= - vsesly eR1ess % Dss lins
: per asnth.
ssesssssSessssssssssssssss
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oAN punno-Arsvsd. July n. hatn nsfAwsut
IAN 6it0o- Sailed, July N. Br ~ nssss A.
ousea. ~ NanatSnp
IAN tnANcisco sailed yuly =. ~ ~. q.
xanamL ~ Txllamock
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kkKn-In ncass, yaly "a isu Edgar GREG. 80
~ Z. a ard X NJ Reed a. this city ssed
,esfs noniss aud DAYS. o. meningitis
ne remains taken 70 Heed canal Ter burial
DENNY funeral sssvices Ter Mrs. J. NJ nenny
WI 70 held today At e - q N. fron Butter
~~ths chapel
plAAoNn-Ths funeral services TOE Glsdy. nss-
r0na viii he held to-day at y m. fron Butter
wattka chapel
hlais-in shis city. July g. lee at the family resi-
srnce EN Eiiiott avenue. Capt David c, Hi.
ssed YEAR. Of congestion Of the iunss
The hoty Is at B9tferworfhs
NklsoN-in this city. July .. isc. Otto Melissa.
Asea "a years.
shs body was snhalnsd and vii b. shippsd -
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Isaal nupsst--Maxiuum tssapaasnes, n dsursss;
uAn1num. -, asan =. No rain ord clear: light
q No. wose@iy wtnds. All reQpst1ne stations
Vunr1a 49, shass except BuseAL Maxnuu temper.
sSDQ 49, hsa ~ st Ned biu6 V =. d Eurs-
q. n. sALIsnuaY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

PuBLfsHERs NOTCH. -ruvsains sssass are A.
p: Burnstt J: A. neCsllan. Q. ,. Icoais and r.
y. eheehsn. J. 4 (scodfsllov. 4. H. Mills and
Rohert Aim. PostmastsRs svuyvhssa srs our
dent sssn2 IN ths various dds ard touns 4 the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

yonECAnr FOR SUNDAY.
- Portland Or. suiy .. ~.
q . DspAsrxENT on AoaicuErups,
WnAIHE1 punBAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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LICENSES TO NED,

ssy fcr Alfred n DAYS ~ snS ffsss A Resert.
,Nn a., both 81 seattle Leslie katshln tA' ard
seAs lsrnn ito. esth II Seattle; Js-spA r,
Alnsf ~ ana xanA L lace ta1. b~ash u segsA
fsrs John pstsca Gallagher ~. q INTERPLAY.
-, ktis " Ailen tis, u LsAvsnscgtA. Nass.
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CAnD OF THANKS.
WISH TO extend thRnks 20 the friends
who % kindly sympathisAd with me In
my late bereavement Mra H. H. Per-
ter.
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SkArTLK-ssilsd. Duly y. su csv q ssstslA
ricoE z-Aus.sa. ssp =. sr wssAAa... h.-
MEAN SxS-sus ., str Hs.u.. or. Langley.
IN sss'sss e sessus s-nss ~ A Der pa.
hi i psss.s, So.s ssss hisn ,ias. but s.w
'r pnr "a = as n ~ z e sy No. m c.
4sd, ssua ssassis. and sailed iaiy H. f~ Caps
TsiNrAu-sssisd. ,uiy 70. Dan al Jupiter. Toe
moSoLuIc- Arrived. Ialy II. sh.a snsi,. hc~
sslisa. July NJ an Chsris. Z Moody. for Fort
Te~rssndi bk Oregon, Ter rns Te~ns<nd
~ p W.r,.o ss A ssssss. s'' Il. = a ias
roRr rowxsEsp- -ra.s.a ysly n sls M.
vasa' az rsssma. sryn sssssh fcr Care Nome. Il
oAkisn1, fos Essrstt Inward, 50 p n, Isaac
s . ss r.. msss sss r ss.', 4s-p. n'
s-e nn.. ia~sra' Or ID tsssne N. N. .
sssn; Z. X Wood. Ia one t.vmss.a ,rhr a.
y. M Mar flint. p. N. tws has sad fsusmastsd
shs Al . IN Outward. Ia, t"sias
New Maps es china.
The observation-disclosures has secured the
exclusive right for Warrington 10 Rand,
MINI NS.s sn cs Tss Ss ss b secure. q
81 Pes,-inteliigeneer business offices AT
70 cents each.
FRESH oysters. fsh. poultry and game
q, the Morgan Oyster Company. las Sec
END avenue
weekday Is sss''s si.A,s ns and sunday Re-. r.
noon
s.lvtnl sings Maseagnrs ave Marta"
AZ f.eArhl Nary this nft&ruQNn. zee
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pany. Telephone. Red III
wANrED-ro buy hcrse;. yeune sound:
weight about l,ioo. Seattle Lumber Co.
WATER 'front.'. Aarrison o.
wANrED--A secondhand lss chest;
large sise. Address r y. Pcst-Intelli-
ron sALn-aElolAA nAn1ss
s-----------~---------e- ---------------
BErorAN HARE COMPANY. LTD.
Importers .. s., ss::a s.,. E a'sA c'..'
sEATTLn.
NEW YoRK.
ENGLAND.
IN, n.s. = SUTTON o sss.y qg 49,.
GRAND cHAi.LrNon cur.
GOLD MEDAL AND
CRYSTAL PALACE
SNOW PRIZES.
rhs champson Bfoedsd Busk
SUTTON pRINcE.~
SUTTON PRrNcHl-
Rsslsssr.d IN Nasiesal ns,sisp ylsrs
buck nov 10 ~ ssSd: sssv,cs 81 Zee. his. ~
Lsrs~. stock Of does ana buchs to select
red fest: ma shAps; sxcsiisat is0ins and
licking.
uvhsns,a~.. S.ssaHs.~ ~. - $4,000
avenue; taxa jssSss sissss css = 8sslsr
way cable car.
Prompt attention. given 70 .csst-os-scwa
orders. Special prices quoted on lots ~
Gig or more 70 pefxons ,slarting = RIB
fse.on SeS. ~ ~ c ssnsr r.f.nSsd
Every one invited to cali ana examiBe
our hares and their credsnttsia
Reference, Puget soppd Nstr Bank.
BELGIAN HARE COMPANY, LTD.
aoS Bailey Building. seattle. wash
wATsoNs RABBITnY.
belgian Hares.
animals 10 choose from.
Our hafches contain do~s bred ana un.
bred from the feliewtnx popular strsinsi
LORD BRITAIN.
CHAMPION YUKON.
RocHADELE.
SIR sTYLEs.
BRITISH SOVEREIGN.
NoxPAnErI4
RED Rurua
ogS. FUNSTON.
RED JACKET.
RED ROVER
oox'irsA ur.
feundssiqn stoeh. we make speciality
a, s !, .sri z ., II, rsoEnx 5urr:
ssler Psrssct cas-. ssssa. sirs L @sar
Fairy Queen nmpertsd,. seor. = BesRs
iinxs fof service sAhsn 70 August ~ Fss.
LORD JiipirER fres y ~
Psospseiivs buyers. call sn4 sxAmiss eur
sso blxsh avenue. sesfsis: - Mspl>
street. Los Ahxslsa CITY sAieAYensfs.
"a Western ayssus. Seattle.
WE WON'T BE nEAT.
A Il seems 20 be the thing to sail Hi
CLAN hares ~ anettyn. We wish t0 stats
that we have about 10 well bred ant
male thai We viii s~ii ~ Auefion prfres
just 20 kesp " t1ns With cur c0rno4ts
itorx Gail ana szamfne our steck a.
wAfsoN's RAHBrrRx
n ~ Watson, AeT.
WALL street rabkitry. finest younG stee8
speciality, ~ TO I months old ffe0 RI
pair Up: bred does. all ths populsG
strains . W; buy aixsct fr4n 6sseAsa
and save Fniddismanfs pvg4t4: -pAip~&
nenis made everywhere - Van AZ
my sntirS rsts7ery q sS>ut fzvsnsSvSS6
sssss z1l - = ssss'ss -
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s.lvtal sings Maseagnfs ave Maria"
~ t.eschi PARK this afternoon. '''
ONO Steel Ranges GA sale this week.
Y G Miles Piper 60,
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FRESH oysters. fsh. poultry ard game
AZ the Morgan Oyster Company. lAs Sec
end avenue.
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De caprlc's Rand. ct issehi PARK
weekday nights and Sunday after
noon 80
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

nor for less period than six months
nor until such such license fee due
tlI%rfor has been paid to the town treas
urer Of said town of Meeker. Aud said
license shalt not be assignable and shall
not authorize the selling OF spirituous,
vasOus or malt liquors at more than one
place in the town Of Meeker. Every
person not having legal license there
for who shall barter. sell, exchange or
otherwise dispose OF for his gain or BEN
e0t to any person or persons any malt.
vln0us or spirituous liquors in less
quantity than one gallon, or shall know
ingly permit the same to be done on his
OF her premises for his or her benefit or
gain within the corporate limits OF said
town of Meeker shall be deemed guilty
Of a misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof he punished by fine of not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than
dive hundred dollars.
Declared passed and adopted by the
Board OF Trustees of the Town Of
Meeker, Colorado. this 2lst day OF
May, A. ID. 1900. t
W. E. SIMPSON.
Attest: Mayor.
w. e. SALrNARsH,
Town Clerk. M
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
)wN OF REExER ORDINANCE.
Ordinance No. SO.

AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO. %.
By authority of the Board Of Trustees
of the Town of Meeker, Colorado, Is
hereby authorized to grant licenses for
the sale Of spirituous. vinous or malt
liquors In quantities less than one gal
lon within the corporate limits of the
town Of Meeker to any person or per.
sons who shall apply therefor 10 writing
stating particularly the place where
such business IL to be carried on upou
the payment Of the sum Of five hundred
dollars per annum; provided, that the
person or persons applying for such H.
cense before the issuance OF the same
shall execute hOnd in the sum of two
Thousand dollars which said bond shall
run to the people of the state Of Colo.
RADIO, shall be signed by the applicant
and at least two good and Sufficient
sarettes Of the county Of Rio Blanco,
shall be conditioned that tie applicant
will keep an orderly house, that he will
not PRINT any unlawful gaming or riot.
Gus conduct in his house. that he will
not violate any Of the provisions OF the
laws Of the state of Colorado in refer.
ence to the selling or giving away Of
sptritnous. vinous Or malt liquors nor of
any OF the ordinances of the town OF
heeker In relation to such selling or
giving away, and that he will pay all
damages. fnes. penalties and forfeit
ures which may be adjudged against
him for the violation Of any such laws
or ordinances. and shall be approved by..
the board OF trustees Of the town Of
M~eker. No license to sell spiritaons,
vintous or malt liquors shall be Issued
Coz greater period than twelve tntntks
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

4 That anti. trust legislation amendment
proposed by the Judiciary Committee
'0f the House, is very pretty little piece
u politics. It sets the Republican
1party on the popular side Of the trust
question. enables IL to bleed the trusts
md at the same time 1t can never be-
eome law. The Democrats would be
very foolish to help anch > scheme along.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
The Hobson Piano Company.

One WEBER Piano. used Z months.
Price. 1896. New $3.50.
One FlSCH Err Piano. used 8 months.
Price. Sl85. New S225.
One CApEN Piano. used II months,
Price, 1915. New $3.50.
CHICKERINa Piano. used q months.
Price. $3.50. New $3.50.
ARLINGTON Piano. used ~ months.
,PFtce. $3OO. New $i25.
KINGSBERY Piano, used months.
Price. $50. New $3.50.
y. W. PEPPER Piano. used 4mnoths.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Price. 500. New Sl25.
FRANKLIN Piano, used months.
Price, Si35. New $l75.
One huntington Piano. used 10
mouths. Price. Sl45. New S2l5.
Ono VOse u Sons Piano. used .
months. Price. 800. New $l75.
One Steinwav Piano. used % months.
Price, $3.50. New 500.
One Haiiett 4 Davis Piano. nsed II
months. Price. SlS5. New $500.
One Weber Piano. used 80 months.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Rev. silliman Blagden has undertaken
the sizeable job OF trying to get bill
through Congress to compel the owners
OF merchant ships to put chaplain
aboard Of every vessel leaving an
American port.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Tho army canteen is the best temper
snce agent ever invented. 1t sells only
light drinks, expends the profits for the
soldiers benefits. forbids treating, and
generally furnishes q pleasant meeting
house and keeps the soldier out Of the
saloons,
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF-NoTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
GLENwoOD SPRINGS, Colo. May {, 1900
NOTICE-ls hereby given that Ernest f.
IN FOrdhnn Of Meeker, Colorado, has filed
desert land claim No. no Ute. for IOt j,
Sec 30, TIP N. Il % w 9th p n, before tho
Clerk OF tho District Court at Mceker, Colo
on Saturday. the III day of June, 1900 ut IL
O'clock ii. nj.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
raid land:
Vim. ID. Valentine, James l.. Tagert, II.
Rudolph hcrgh and Ezra Fleming. all of
Meeker. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
The Troy Laundry.

The Troy Laundry.
Why send collars. cuffs and shirts to
Denver or. Salt Lake when you can get
such articles lanndried at home for less
monev and have the work done as well
as outside establishments can do its
Give the Troy Laundry trial.
q. T.. HAwLEY, Proprietor.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
For Sale.

I A 100 acre ranch on Flag creek
watered by large spring and reseryoir.
Enquire at lumber yard. h2s
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
810-31 Harrison Avenue, Lead

Price. sle5. New s575.
One Knabe Piano. used II months.
Price, $40 New $500.
One Harris h Go. Piano. used 9
months. Price, $loO. New $3.50.
One Newman Bros. Piano, used Is
months. Price, $3.50. New $3.50.
All instruments carefully boxed and
delivered at Leadville depot without
extra charge. Good draft or dEiving
horses accepted in exchange.
Correspondence solicited.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

A nevpd of scent piece will soon
b coinsE0 our mints. 1t will be Of
nickel. TIL diameter os silver dime but
thicker. ard In the center there will b
: hole onssuartsr q an inch in dr.
smeser. ks,
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
Strnyed or Stolen.

A sorrel horse, white stripe in face,
\ on left thigh. Last seen on
~ May 9th. in Meeker. with sad
die. bride and halter on. Re-
ward for Information leading to his II.
covery. j. S1REHLKE.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

The pastor of the N. E. church, Of
Meeker, will ID. w preach in the Coal
creek school-houss tomorrow, May n,
at 3 O'Clock p. m. A cordial invitation
is exten<lk 10 all.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Vacation days are here. This. how
ever. does not apply to the editor or
printer o. printers devil. nor to other
trades and professions too numerous to
mention.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Edwin Brown and wife were arrival,
this week from the outside world, and
went up.tc their Big Beaver ranch.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

The bath rooms at the Antlers Steam
Laundry are fitted up in hrst-class style.
Open Monday and Friday afternoons,
and on Saturday and Sunday till 10
O'clOrk s
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

A fsw days 40 George Wsseb, H.. no
ceived ) braad-nsw layout Of 6arbsr's
teois. chair, 9isaa, ETC., and opened up
= shop At the old stand. Ills many
friends will Be pleased to see George at
. chair again.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
New Feed and Livery Business.

John Lowe has opened up feed and
livery stable half block south of the
Miller house and is prepared to attend
to the needs of all in this line. Jack
has an established reputation as good
livery man and all his old friends. to-
gether with thu travelling public, are in
vited to call on him.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
Endemic l'! u whoopina =

An Epidemic OF Whoopin9
Last winter during m epidemic Of
Whooping cough my children contracted
the disease, having severe ec0ahing
spells. We had used ChsmberIain's
Cough Remedy very successfully for
crotsd and naturally turned to 1t at that
time and found 1t relieved the cough
and effected complete cure.-JoHN E.
CLIFFORD, Proprietor Norwood House,
Norwood, N. Y. This remedy is for
sale by Louis +. Strehlke & Co.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

DR.. Walpole. the Grand junction oc-
culist, was In Meeker this week on q
professional visit. The doctor has been
fairly busy, and will be with US again in
q few months. He expects to leave for
the Junction to.morrow.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Anent the town council proceedings.
Mayor Simpson il looming up As hum
orist Of the nrst order.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

South side roundup will begin June
LIST at mouth of Spring creek.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
Mesk r,.,rsk.

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s,si.sn. ...ens i - J.
Monday y salk, NJ tssdfM -
bsassn9 DE cos1tas fouttk The a.
pressions were like the handle * NJ
-ons sidsd-and . resolutsou 10 CD.
brats encountered no opposition.
Assars- Harp, Hertz aud Lytt5e- wSrs
selected as a committee on duanoe. md
an Adjournment was taken to Friday
when definite "details will be announced
aud arrangements committee appointed.
At the meeting yesterday the finance
committee reported that they lpet with
fiattering success, and We can count On
total subscription Of $500. This Is
more than has ever s1aSit
must be considered that the celSbsasiou
will eclipse any previous event Of the
kind. The program will be given 70 the
public later.