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The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
pRoF,rApLs RELIGION.


0oapsnnsSna llsAs naaA ~ Ne rasssss
rlay.
Hs1lgiea may not pay in dealars and
cnls eaDWhsrs. but It certainly pays
b 0bseammsrSau. A result Of the
fAsG1cn Play the gross receipts OF ne
stats railroads amounted to 81, 500 600
mere hast year than during the CORE
Speeding time In 1860. The net proat
win b. $685. 200.
Lodging house keepers In the little
town and vicinity reaped Q harvest OF
&17N,00Q The play itself brought .
cIear profit Of $4,000, and with this
money the town itself will be fur
Aishsd with new system Of drainage
and the famous wood carving institu-
ton at Oberammerxau win be put in
10 1rst-rate order.
Now II tho town does not lose it,
had and its charming Individuality by
this tidal wave Of prosperity 1t can
push on to things better still. 1t has
taken the first step in the right direc-
ION and may prove Its ability to en-
durs riches a. 1t has endured poverty,
with Q picturesque grace.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

DR.. Llewenyn Jordan, Medical Examiner
Of U. g. Treasury Department, graduate Of
Columbia College, and who served three
yssrs at West Point, has the following e
say Of Peruna:
s.Allow me to express my gratitude
to you for the benefit derived from
your woaderful remedy. Oae short
fnonth has brought forth vast change
and row consider myse.fa well man
sitter r1onths OF suffering. Fellow
sufferers, Peruna will cure YOU"
Catarrh is systemic disease durable
only by systematic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directly at
the depressed nerve centers. This 10 what
Peruna does, Peruna Immediately invigor-
ates the nerve-centers which give vitality to
the mucous membranes. Then catarrh dis
appears Then catarrh is permanently cured.
Psruna cures catarrh wherever located.
Peruna il not guess nor an expermsnt-it
l. an absolute scientific certainty. Peruns
has NO substitutes-no rivals. Insist upon
having Peruna.
A free book written by DR.. Hartman,
on the subject Of catarrh In Its differ
sat phases and stages, will be sent free
to any address by The Peruna Meda.
cine Co.. Columbus. Ohio.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE.

The following new bills have been in
troduced In the Senate:
8. B. % (Taylor)- Q con-
stttutional amendment to elect county
officers, ETC., every two years and 1t no
other time. Constitutional amend
ments.
g. B. % (WhItfOrd)- Submitting q
constitutional amendment to create an
dght-hour day for all mine and smeltef
employees. Constitutional amendments.
8. B. 80 (Whitford)-To revise and
amend the charter Of Denver. That
no grade shall be changed without the
consent Of two-thirds Of all owners Of
AUDITING property. Arapahoe commit
tee.
8. B. 81 (Whitford)-No Judge Of Su-
preme Court or Court Of Appeals shall
prepare an opinion on any case wherein
money judgment IL confirmed, where
the amount Is less than 1900 Judi.
ciary.
8. b. So {whhforl)-In relation to the
sale Of real estate. on execution. Judi
ciary.
8. B. IS (whitford)- Providing for
the granting of divorce, though one Of
the parties thereto has never lived In
the state. Judiciary.
Q. B. "a (Whitford)-In relation to the
levy of execution OH real estate. Judi
ciary.
g. B. IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
amendment to the constitution relat-
ing to taxation and assessment. pro-
viding for uniform taxation. Constitu-
tonal amendments.
8. B. 80 Misunderstanding an
amendment to the constitution to hold
general elections every two years and
ut NO other time Constitutional
amendments.
9. B. 81 CTaylor)-To reduce the in
terest on state warrants from six to
four per cent. Finance.
3. B. 50 (MOore)-To provide for the
payment Of a part Of the expense Of
the penitentiary for the years 1901 and
1902. Finance. 80. ~ rs
3. B. % (Roe)-To fix the terms of
the District Court of the several coun-
ties Of the Twelfth judicial district.
Judiciary. n,
8, B. 10 (Roe)-To provide for the
condemnation Of land for reservoirs.
Agriculture and irrigation.
3. b. Al tJeffersOn)- Restoring capt.
hi punishment. judiciary.
O. b. ~ 0efrersOnl-TO provide for
the construction Of a wagon bridge
across the Yampa river at Steamboat
Springs. Finance.
Q. B. 43 (Jenerxon)-To provide for
the purchase of a site and the establish
ment Of fish hatchery In the county of
Bout. Finance.
Q. B. 4S u. Frank Misunderstanding
the Colorado highway commissioner
and prescribing the powers and duties
thereof County Affairs.
q B. ~ II. Frank AdamseTo pro-
vide . mode Of procedure In civil &C.
tieos for courts Of ne .ords, judiciary.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

II the mosquito has any friends
smong mankind. they may rejoice In
me assurance given by DR.. L. o. How
ard Of the Department Of Agriculture,
that this cosmopolitan pest does not
necessarily perish with the oncoming
Of winter. On the contrary. mosque
toes have been observed in the latitude
of Washington to hibernate. adult
specimens living from November until
the succeeding April or May with all
their powers of torment unimpaired,
although their activity is suspended
In winter. The mosquito needs but
little food, and 1t is the female that
thirsts for blood, the males colS Renting
themselves with water and vegetable
fluids. Doctor Howard ascribss the
faet that mosquitoes are often found
upon dry prairies. many miles from
water. to the longevity of the adults
Of certain species. which enables them
to survive seasons Of drought. Rail-
roads have been responsible for the
transportation of mosquitoes into re-
gious whore they were previously rare.
Their power of flight Ii not great, and
1t 10 believed that they are not dis
tributed far through the agency Of
winds.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
a HIon MARK.

The New York Almanac for lSo1t "
sued By Chas. H. TIetchsr Of New YSrs
CITY. kas set q high mark for simNas
publications during the new century. and
shows rsmarkabls enterprise on the psr.t
Of the publisher when We consider tnat u
Ths numerous publications Of thi. char
softer are usually gotten up with the .in,
q sxpsnss has certainly been set aside
Ia the case Of the New York Almanac;
The artistic coiorings Of the cover. tns q
infor1ation Ill 20 to make II well worthy
q perus9l and preservatioa. II has N
numerabte hints for mothers ~ 70 TIE
"Baby's Rscord" page. which d In blank.
70 b nlled In With baby's name. dats
Of birth. cut drst tooth. etc.
work and may be procured 1t any drug
otoso or direct on request. frss.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

A spaniard of distinction, both as an
author and as a public man. has started
q periodical which Is said to be de-
signed to counteract what he regards
A. the eccentricities and conceit Of the
young school" The editor himself has
passed his SEVENTEEN birthday. No one
will be permitted to be . contributor
who 10 under hfty-hve Year, Of ago.
It will Be an interesting experiment.
Let not youthful critics be too SURE
that the products OF middle ass cannot
BE- up TO date"
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
ACker's
English
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MRS. T. NJ. BxATT, Vassar. Mich. Who
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The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

The Medical society of Paris has e.
pressed the opinion that II IL necessary
to adopt measures against the alarm
ing spread Of petroleun drinking. AT
arst 1t was thought that this habit had
sprung up from the increased taxation
on alcohol imposed by the French gov
eminent. but an investigation showed
that this was not the case; the habit
had been prevalent some time pre-
vious'y In certain districts and had
spread with great rapidity. The Vie
tim of the petroleum habit does not
sesons brutal. only norosA
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

About ten years ago the Rev. ]. 8.
Bitter. Methodist minister. saw in q
vision = mighty church built for the
masses in . large city. Since that time
It has been the object Of his life to
build that temple. He discovered no
means. however. with which to build
the structure until a year ago last
August, when he met A. ]. Wharton,
. rch mine owner Of Colorado. To
him Mr.. Bitter unfolded his plan,
which met with such favor In the eyes
ok the mine owner that he decided to
givs his aid to the work. He presented
10 Bitter one hundred acres OF mining
land. and q telegram the other day
announced a rich strike on the land
worth 31.0O0,00O. Mr.. Bitter says that
he will build . church In Chicago to
be called the Good viii Temple.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

Prof. o. r. Cook Of Washington re-
ports the surprising discovery OF cam
phof a. an animal secretion. The ami
NAL concerned is myriapod, resemb-
ling q worm, or small slug. and scisn-
tincally known rs Polysonium rosal-
bum. It lives In the humus Of moist.
undisturbed forests. When handled ~
gives OF q very distinct odor OF cam
phor. and elects milky nuid which
possesses the smell. flavor and taste
OF ordinary camphor. Prof.. Cook
thinks the camphor is secrsted instead
Of the prussic or hydrocyanic acid
found In other myriapods - . means
Of dsfsnse.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

In discussing the Transvaal nag.
which has been 10 much In evidence
in Paris, the 0aulois says It 10 formed
Of four colors-green, blue, white. and
red. each of them recalling the four
little Independent states which. be-
fore 1850. formed the Transvaal. Viz.
the Republics Of Lydenburg, Utrecht.
Zoutspansberg and Pothefstroom.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

The commission which has had
charge Of the enlargement and recon-
struction Of the Massachusetts, state
hcuee has invited three American art
ists to decorate the walls Of tho MEM
oFial hall. The decorations vtll take
the form OF mural paintinss. and the
subjects already chosen arc rich In
Inspiration. They include THE Land
ing Of the Pilgrims Elliot Preaching
To the Indians" and Tho Concord
Fight" No state can summon from her
past noblsr scenes than these, but
every state has passages In her history
worthy to be thus commemoratsd, and
pictures of historic events are . con-
slant and immeasurable incentive to
deeds like those which they perpetuate.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

The Montana multi-miliionaire. ",
A. Clark, has formed company. d
which he IL president. to build . raii-
road from Salt Lake City to Los An
geles, CAL, . distance OF about $50
miles. Work on the new line Ii to be-
gin at once. 1t will run through .
region in southwestern Utah which u
said to be rich In coal and iron de-
posits.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

A story u told Of an Irish lunatic
who believed himself to be the Deity.
What b known as "a woman of an
lnquiring nature" visited the asylum
and asked him IL he knew all things
He answered. "Yes. madam, know all
that has happened, IL happening and
viii happen" Then tell me" said the
visitor. "shall be saved or damned r
10 her the lunatic with amazing dig
nifty, said: Madam, never talk
shop"
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
0oG00ADo,

The Tri-State Medical association Of
Tennessee. Alabama and Georsia. ct
its recent session In Chattanooga took
steps to secure medical legislation in
these states for the purpose Of regulat-
Ing or prohiblting the marriage Of
habitual criminals. persons amieted
with incurabls disease, drunkards and
victims Of harmful drugs.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

Probably the largest specimen empress
tree-paufownia imperialls-in America Il
IN Independence square. Philadelphia. II
= one of the first lot introduced into
America about nifty years ago. and was
q S1ft to the city by the late Robert
Buist, one of Americas famous nursery
man. It il now eleven feet in circum-
ference. equaling in girth some of the
80 AmeFtcan elms that were in the plot
b0fore the revolution. The wood y In
great demand In Japan.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

Denver. Jan. S.-The Colombo 1tata
Editorial Association held it, regular
annual business meeting at The 0t.
James hotel yesterday aftsrpooa. tAaEs
being q pretty full representation fEuEn
nearly every section OF the st4tA In
the absence Of President Russell, W.
was detained at home by alekAGpA
Vice President l. N. Bunting q 0gund
junction presided. ~
After the minutes of the winter and
summer meetiuEs Of last year had
been approved, Hon. T. N. Pattsrsoo
moved the appointment Of . commit.
tee, Of whom Hon. L. B. France
should be chairman, to draft resofu-
Mons on the death OF Mr.. X. g. Cooper,
late Colorado member Of the executive
committee Of the National Editorial
Association. Messrs. Patterson, Lon
dooer, Holmes and Wangelin were ap-
pointed to act with Mr.. France On IL
committee.
The committee on legislatton, ]. q.
Temple. chairman, reported that TIE
committee, after consultation with the
Arkansas Valley Association. had
agreed upon four important bills. for
submission to the Thirteenth Gensra1
Assembly, now In sessiOn, and had ~,
ranged to have them introduced In the
Senate and House.
Hon. T. NJ. Patterson, delegate to the
last meeting Of the National Editorial
Association at New Orleans, gave an
Interesting report Of zhe proceedings
Of the meeting. The Colorado dele1a-
ton made It's influence felt and secur-
ed the adoption Of 4 resolution con
demning the paper trust and The pres
ent tariff on print paper. The meet
ing was an eminently successful one,
demonstrating the usefulness Of the Is
ISOLATION, which should be sustained.
Everywhere in their travels through
the South the delegates were greeted
with the most cordial hospitality.
Messrs. w. f. Pabor and A. b.
Pierce, of the delegation, also spoke Of
the meeting and OF the proposition to
allow membership In the National ~
ISOLATION to but one association in each
state.
ON motion Of Mr.. France a vote OF
thanks was rendered Mr.. Patterson
and the other members Of the associa-
ton for their services at the New Or
leans meeting.
Letters were read from President
Russell and Second Vice President +.
N. Briggs, excusiDg their absence On
account of sickness.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, /. N.
Bunting, Of the Grand Junction Sen
tined; nrst vice president, J. T. Law
less, Of the Lamar Sparks; second vice
president, Otto II. Wangelin, Of the
Boulder Herald: historian, George
Wsst, Of the Golden Transcript; score
taxy, Halsey NJ. Rhoads; treasurer, r.
ID. Goodale. OF the Trinidad Advertiser;
corresponding secretary, w. h Pabof,
Of Drops Of Ink Executive com-
nnittee: ]. 8. Temple, of the Weotarn
Newspaper Union; H. J. Holmes, Of the
0lenwood Avalanche; w. l. Th4rn-
dikA Of the LOvsland Reporter. 81
Delegates to the National EDITORIAL
Association, which meets next summer
at Buffalo. New York, were elected ~
follows: A. K. Pierce, OF the A. o. U.
W. Record; g. 8. Hoag. Of the Cripple
Greek Times Citizen; T. N. PatteFUon,
Of the Rocky Mountain News; n. J.
Holmes, Of the Glenwo0d Avalanche.
Alternates: w. C. Calhoun, Of the Illus
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

Garfield Tea Is an herb medicine; 1t
y Of inestimable value in all cases Of
stomach, lives, kidney and bowel dis
ordefs; It promotes healthy action Of
all these organs.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

The French value the Panama canal al
u00 ooo, 900. and possibly they could get q
cents for II on the open market, consid-
sf1ng the fact that people have plenty OF
money.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

.Ifa tdtomatic English that knocks me
out" SAID Mr.. st. Clair Parke: Hare
10 6palkins, who says he was altogether
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

q ,. - (McGuire)-Cr Creating the Of
nee of state inspector Of plumbing.
etate institutions.
q b 40 (ThnQuary)-Regulating sure
u corporations. Banking and insur-
ance.
o. B. 80 (Buckiin)- Concerning mu-
nicipal corporations and certain public
utilities thereof. Judiciary.
.. b. d (MOore)-In relation to the
hours Of employment for certain rail-
way employees and providing penalties.
q. b. b2 (Ammons)-In relation 70
fencing Of railroads and payment Of
damages for animals killed or injured
BY railway companies, etc. Stock. {.
g. B. (Rush) to school text
books for use In the public schools OF
the state; providing for state uniform
ity and maximum charges for said
books: creating commission to select
the same and making an appropriation
fox carrying out the provisions thereof;
providing for district ownership. Edu-
cation. 9
8. B. IS Bucklin) brib-
cry and to repeal sections 1919, 1874
and 1875 Of Mills Annotated Statutes.
Judiciary.
8. B. IS (Bucklin)-To prevent the
levying and collecting of poll taxes.
Military.
9. B. 81 (Bucklin) Amend an act en-.
titled "An act to protect game and
fish," Game and forestry.
8. B. IS (Bucklin)-Concernlng roads
and highways. County affairs.
.. B. 80 (W. H. Adams)-To NJ the
terms Of court in the Sixth judicial
district Judiciary.
9. B. 90 (EhrharteTo provide for
from cities and towns.
8, b 81 (Hill)-To repeal IAN act In
relation to prize fighting and sparring
exhibitions" Finance.
8. b. 60 (Hill)-To amend sections
S28 and 800 Of an act to provide 4 code
Of procedure In civil actions for courts
Of record. Judiciary.
g. b. g (HfD-Prescribing q penalty
fer the sale Of liquors in counties out
ode of Incorporated towns. judiciary.
q D. 06 HiD-To provide for the re-
establishment and maintenance OF an
institution for the care and training
q feeole minded persona Finance.
q b. 60 (HiD- Concerning roads and
Highways. County. Affairs.
q B, 20 (Hin)-To provide for the
construction Of 4 state bridge across
the South Platte river in Morgan and
Washington counties. Finance.
8. B. II (HilD-To provide for the
construction Of state wagon road In
the counties Of Morgan, Washington
and Yuma. Finance.
9. B. ~ CHilD-To provide for the
construction Of a public wagon road
through the range Of hills ON the south
side Of the Platte river In Logan coun-
II. Finance.
9. B. "a tHilD-To provide for the
payment Of bOunties on wolves, CO.
votes and mountain lions for the years
1897. 1898, 1859. 1900, 1901 and 1909
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

PUTNAM rADELEss DYES Do ,os
s0ot, stfsAk or give your goods IN NJ
SVeuay DYED appearance
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
COLORADO EDITORS CONFER
ON IMPORTANT TOPICS

i trated Weekly, Denver: Lutte wilcox.
salida Mali; Leo Vincent, Of the Doul-
der Representative.
]. W. Work was elected to MI the
vacancy On the executive committee Of
the NattouAl association 0ccasioned by
the death q K. q. Cooper.
Members Of the legislative committee
were elected a follows: Howard Rus
sell, F. N. Briggs, ]. 8. Temple, H. H.
Lee. The president and secretary are
members ex ofncio.
The matter Of resolutions On the
death Of II. g. Sherman, Of the Eteri-
Ing News, John D. Vaughn Of Denver
and Stanley Stokes Of Denver, was re
ferred 10 the committee previously ap-
pointed In the case of X. G. Cooper.
An interesting general discussion was
held In regard to the legislation asked
for by the association. 1t was shown
that one measure alone, to clearly de-
fine the term legal advertising"
would b worth many Thousands Of
dollars every year to the press Of the
state. In fact, most Of the legislation
asked for y not because the present
laws are % bad, but because they are
not sufficiently definite, giving unfair
and pArEm0niOus officials an opp0ttun-
iV % deiraua puDaisneis out o. tne,r
Jas w. ~ s u.,n., ase ~ ~ v.uvu ~
ano unn n.!Saoo tue l1ws W
M ooGsruea oinefentiy oy o'nefen'
trlo
% n.Sn,y Ap %a,.., N uo . ~.
Gen. = W. Nk.saa,on fek.ucu una'
tae lesls'Auve cs1n uNl..a. W. .us sn
60 20 evrIesonn WIN ~ Ine puonsn-
en- IN me 49, anu asA ei'e'E c"-oi'eia'
uVe anu a.sss'an
~ the necessary printing and at
tendance at the meetings OF the iegis-
lativs committees will involve consid-
erAbae expense, 1t was voted to assess
each paper represented In the associa-
tion the sum Of Ave dollars, and also
to request similar contribution from
other publishers throughout the state.
There was general expression
amons the members present in favor
of 4 midsummer excursion, and two
alternative routes were proposed; one
to the Buffalo exposition, boston and
New York. and the other to the Vel
lowstope National park, On motion.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

| Save money by using Russ BlsAe6ins
Blue, the famous bag blue each pAckA6l
| eduals . OF n cents worth Of any othsf.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

The new century Is all right. but We
win rover live to see the end Of It.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12
In England
over $4,000
In America

people die every year from
Consumption. They neglect
warnings which a cough and
sore lungs give.
The Meeker herald., 1901-01-12

green and holly We're hung over the
great mirrors and garlands of the same
were twined about the white pillars.
The Marine Band Furnished the music.
The fourteenth annual report Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
been sent to Congress- Attention is
called by the commission to the neces-
sity for further legislation amending
the act to regulate commerce, the rea-
sons for urging these amendments
havin9 been carefully explained In pre-
vious reports. at ia evident" the re-
port says. "that railroad managers gen.
orally have made no attempt to con-
form their practices to the spirit Of the
law. They may keep within Its letter
and ss,cceed In avoiding Its penalties,
but they claim that they are virtually
compelled to counteract its aim and
evade Its observances."
Tesla. the well-known electrical In
ventof, has been invited by Rear Ad-
miral R. B. Bradford, chief OF the bu.
reau of equipment. to submit for trial
a system Of wireless telegraphy which
he has developed. Tesla was In Wash
ington few days ago ana conferred
with Admiral Bradford. He claims that
he will be able to provide the navy
with a system that will be the equal
II not superior to that introduced by
Marconi. The secretary Of agriculture
has advised the Navy Department that
his subordinates are using 4 system
which is giving satisfactory results.
and Brigadler General Greeley. chief
signal officer. asserts that the system
developed by signal Offices b doing
sple0did work.
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CABBAGE-At / cent a pound, C. o. y.
4. II. Finch, Houston, Texas. 10
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSTON COMMISSION AND ,atss: =,
HOUSE is now opened for buslnrs rrsau,
signmeuts Of dry goods. COUNTY fn,rsrs
and household furniture solieitea' taau<
returns made; refer 70 T w Ten,
Houston National and Planters assosfsi
chanics banks. Jno J. FlapL y
i. ". Lubbock, auctloneer.
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WOODWORKING molding mocb,s.
ed, must be in tirsiclass condtIone y
WORK hummer seven to ten inrhas ~
No 1854. this office. 'A'ues u
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IN touch With INVESTORS. n Wei
such land, list 1t with ne - You 4
that YOU will deliver the, saaIans'
We do the buyer, and We I'LL ioeus Vi
you' also calls for good wa,e ~ III
N fhAtfpl ~
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FOR SALE.

CAPE JESSAMINE BUDS Magnolia binds.
American Beauty roses, etc, carefully
packed and shipped as directed. A. Whit
akpr Houston %
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LAND FOR SALE-4G05 acres in Hardin
county, $40 acres In Liberty count q.
Ing acres near Davton In Liberty couu.
~, 1COA acres in Chambers near Anahuac.
Address II. ii. Jackson Waliisvillc. rcX.
IL
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e. A. BLoUNT,
NACOGDUCllES, TEAAS. ii
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HOUSTON Architect aud Bulldlnsss ~
citation. Plans and speclhca t ~ Sssdt
pared and houses built for cash y 'l,oTs
Citizens phone 1142. Preston anu u
Ing street