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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

BERLIN. July s.--If the average
American were approached BY q
bighwayruan who apolostzed and
said sir and please" while rob-
bling him the pain of losing HE
worldly wealth might not be 30
sharp, but neither In America or
anywhere else IN the world save only
In the mountain regions of the eau
casns are such the methods Of high
waymeD.
a most interesting account Of the
way they relieve travellers OF their
belongings r. told here BY traveller
from 81. Petersburg, who has had
the misfortune 20 have fallen among
them several times. and has gone 70
the trouble 10 Investigate the GUS
toms Of these TBarauders. who APP
pear 10 be gentlemen and up-to-date
hiehwa ysnen In every way.
According TO this gentleman, these
highwaymen have bank accounts at
Bal<u, 11his and Batoum. They OBJ
tain their firearms and ammunition
from the best commission houses
and conduct their business through
the imperial post. All papers Of
value, securities. share eertihcates,
which they take from travellers, they
dispose OF through the regular bank
ers. They also recognize the value
OF the press. for the editors Of cnu-
casian newspapers often receive cor
rectlops and other communications
from them.
Their extreme polsteness Is their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
FLORENCE WALKER
A CLOSE SECOND

Frank u. Paul. who last week was
compelled TO resign from the man
asement OF the E.iks' carnival on ac-
count % Illness, has recovered euf-
ficlentiy TO take w the work again.
Richard SAKE Jones, who was ap.
pointed 10 succeed Mr. Paul. gave
way 10 him gladly. Plans for the
carnival are practically complete and
the work OF putting up the tempo
rary buildings viii be begun at once.
As II Il n month before the carnival
opens there IL plenty Of time TO have
everything ready.
Another count Of votes for queen
of the carnival was made late yester-
day. Miss Newman stu leads with
Miss Walker a close second and Miss
steiner. third. The vote stands as
follows; Miss Newman. 2.4te. Miss
Walker, 2.22e: Miss Steiner. isib:
Mlss Helms. 2ob: Miss Rice. I75; Miss
SPRAY. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
ATTITUDE OF
u 8 TOWARDS
the FRlARS


WASHINGTON. ID. G. July IL
CONCERNING the effort OF Governor
Taft to secure the peaceful removal
~ the frsars fran fhe Philippines
'a~teral important things must be
borne In mind.
II u not the United States that
dsstfes the removal OF the frtare,
but u - the general wish ~ the
sathoiie population Of fhe Islands.
80 bitter y the feeling against the
four orders uf ffiafa thaf'thny have
been driven from their parishes aud
not allowed to return. one obtecf
Of the insurrsctiopary government
uufsr Aguinalda was 20 seize the
lands OF the frssrs without compen.
snfton To she orders. The United
States deeires 10 purchase these
lands. and after the old friarr are
EscAllsa have res Representatives.
put In their places who will promots
the religious work which has here
fofors been neglected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

ton. but that other states would be
lost. They don't want TO break their
contracts With the operators II any
other remedy can be found.
Caucuses viii be held by the vari-
GUS districts tonight which viii clear
the Atmosphere. Estimates as - the
assessment that should be levied
range from 10 To u per cent.
In HIS address 60 the delegates this
afternoon President Mitchell deeiar-
ed against a general sympathetic
strike.
"We are. he said. strong enough
Co night our own battles alone and
unaided. ! therefore am opposed TO
aympathetic strikes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY
DEVELOPS IN the YUKON

DAWSON, y, T. July 1.-Two
bodies have been taken from the
Yukon river and one certainly indt-
Gates a murder. II was found air
miles below Indian river yesterday
and contained three bullet holes. ono
~ The body and two in the head.
The first shot was from behind. be-
low thf left shoulder blade, and the
lie was shot the second time In
front % the left ear, and the third
time above the right eye. The body
HAD no water tn the lunEr, which
shows tho victim was thrown 10
after he Was dead. One shoe was
off and the body was partially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
Mine WORKERS MAY
NOT PRECIPITATE A
GENERAL STRIKE
Plan for Big Relief Fund Aid the Anthracite Miners
Convention, Opens in indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. July 1.-THE ma
tional convention ~ mine workers
TO consider the advlsnhilIty Of begin.
ming a general strike OF bltuminoua
men 10 aid the anthracite men In
their strike. was called 20 order here
thie mornins II il not expected that
action Will he taken before tomor-
row.
Present indications point 10 the
s#.herins % larse relief funds Ia
stead uf a strike. The delegates ops
posed 20 o strike say that PennHyi-
Nania might be saved by radical ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
NEW COUNTERFElTS

Cant II. w. Bell. In charge OF the
tinted Staten secret service bureau
In this city. has received a circular
giving notice o. the following new
commercials;
Twenty dollar gold certificate.
check letter A plate number IL. act
81 July ~, 1882. ]. W Lyons, regis
ter: Ellis III. Roberts, treasurer; por-
trait Of Garfield.
Five dollar silver certificate; check
lettes A series OF 1893; j. w. Lyons,
register. Ellis ~. Roberts, treasurer,
portrait Of One papa.
The circular says the counterfeits
are rudely executed photographs
numerals and backs 10 such a buns-
ling manner AZ TO make impossible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

dressed.
Another body was found eight
miles below Seikirk with the nose
smashed and teeth crushed In.
a third body WAS seen 20 float by
the mouth Of Twelve Mile river be-
Low Dawson. but II was not secured
James Andrew Clarke died yenfer-
day IN row boat above Ensiey. II
ib thought that aunstroke was tn.
cause. The man was stricken In
the presence Of hia nephew. who was
talking Of snnntroke nj the time
Clarke fell OVER and uttered the word
yesterday" lie was taken TO a
cabin, but died while his nephew
WAS after a doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
FOR CHILL

VANCOUVER. Il. c., July H.
Five Chslian ships chartered 10 load
Mt Ghemsinue are now en- route here.
They are the bafaae Antofogssta
from the port Of that name. the ship
Antoinetta from the same port, the
barque Emma Louise. from VAL
paradise. the barque India from Tai
Tai, and the ship Lake Lemon. from
fquidue. All were loaded for South
America, where the demand for lum-
Der IL exceptionally good at this sea-
son. Construction operations In
Chilli are said 70 be undergoing an
unprecedented activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
HIS WIFE
TALKATIvE

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
state department announced this
afternoon that It's attention had been
officially called to a recent state
ment made by Consul General Bragg
OF Havana. contained In n letter to
his wife. 10 the effect that the United
States could not hope for anything
good from the cubans,
All papers In the case, including
BraeR's explanation, have been for
warded 20 President Roosevelt, who
VIII decide whether or not Bragg Is
10 remain in the consular service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

$50 Several lots on Renton car line,
about half way 10 Columbia,
cleared, near cricket grounds. on
Hcut0n car line.
Overlooking Lake Washington. some
lots at 500 each, ia Handaii add
ton.
i32b-Iu Central Seattle. lot In
cleared. graaed, and In fruit
$3.50 DoKi2o. on Gath avenue and
Irving street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
FRANKS IN
JULY CORN

CHICAGO. Jluy i7.--July corn be-
gan performing again on the board
Of trade today. From 60 ~ laet
night Il soon jumped TO 81. The
Harris and Gates brokers Joined In
the bidding, with the word passed
around that the big Gates deal was
NOT yet closed and that number
~ heavy shorts would be forced 20
settle this morning.
CHIcA8O, July l7.-~Travis, the
nresent champion, was beaten one
10 By Il. NJ. Byers OF Pittaburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
REARRES1ED

VICTORIA. y. c., July f7.--Joseph
Genelle. who was afTaigned some
time ago for the burning OF a
steamer at Dawson. but who was
released because the warrant was
auashed. r. 10 be rearrested.
He is here waiting the arrival OF a
Northwest mounted policeman. hav-
ing already been served with no.
tloe. Greneile has big interests in
Kootenai, and protests his innocense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
HEROIC ACT
After Saving Weman's Life the
Stranger Leaves Without Giving
His Name

After piungins into the bay yea
terday to save q drowning woman. a
stranger hurried away. refusing 10
give bis name. TAs woman and a
child were returning to the Brighton
boafhouae IN a rnwboat when the
boat Was upset. The shild chung to
the boat, but the woman went under
the water. This stranger was stand
Ing al The boashouse and Jumped In
after the woman. bringing her 10 the
boaihouse With little difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
AWARDED 5000

Mrs. Annie Howells yesterday af-
tsFnoon was awarded In the federal
court Judgment for ~ 900 against
the North American Trading and
Transportation Company for injuries
SUSTAINED on . voyage 70 Dawson IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

The suit Of Orange Jacobs against
the Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company was dismissed by the su-
either party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

their extensive circulation.
shief NIlkis eays the counter.
fettsfa have been arrested and a
large number Of the notes captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17
Herbert S. Upper

" and 10 sehsursrman block,
First Ayesus and Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-17

The Ch0iae Portrait Company filed
n petition for disincorporation today
In the superior court.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-17
Christmas at Mt. Zion.

Next Sunday, the 27tn, there will be
German English services at the Mt. Zion
Lutheran church on German Hill, begin
ming at II o'clock. The entire Sunday
school, old and young, will meet for a
general rehearsal one hour before the
opening of the regular church service,
and as this may be the only complete re-
hearsal all are requested to put in their
appearance promptly at 10 o'clock, and
no later. Come in good time.
The exercises to be rendered by the
Sunday school on Christmas Eve are
more complete and satisfactory this year
than ever before, abounding in many
beautiful new songs, duets, solos and
chorus work, a number of appropriate
responsive readings and numerous reci-
tatlons for the dear little ones. Our aim
is to make the evening enc of the most
pleasant, enjoyable and profitable ones
ever spent at Mt. Zion. But to make 1t
successful all must help with will and
do your share OF the work gladly. There
Will De sOnle ueCoiauohs' anu 'nO "'N"'
attraction which never fails to fill the
hearts of the children with joy and glad
ness. The program will begin promptly
at o'clock as we will wait for no one.
Come early and bring your children with
you on Christmas Eve. All necessary
arrangements will be made next Sunday
foreuoon. Don't forget the collection
next Sunday for our Christmas tree
The readers of this we always welcome
to our regular services, and are hereby
invited to attend our chldrens' service
ON Christmas Eve.
NJ. l.. FRIEDRICH, Pastor.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-17

TO improve the appetite and strength
en- the digestion, try few doses OF iCham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Mr.. J. II. Seitz, of Detroit, Mich, says,
"They restored my appetite when im-
paired, relieved me Of bloating feeling
and caused a pleasant and satisfactory
movement Of the bowels" There are
people in this community who need just
such a medicine. Every box warranted.
Snld by DR.. Dunn. Tionesta; W. q. VIII
kins, ". Hickory, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-17

Shoes. rubbers and boots at Tionesta
Cash Store.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

hammers. Ad.
Hopkins. Locals.
Heath 4 Felt. Locals.
Garfield Grove. Locals.
McClure's Magazine. Ad.
Edinboro Normal. Local.
Joyce's Millinery, Locals.
Nickel Plate Ry. Readers.
Lycoming Rubber Co. Ad.
Dunn's rug Store. Locals.
Sires Photographer. Lotal.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Tionesta Cash Store. Locals.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
Hotel Arrivals.

The following arc the arrivals At thu
Meeker hotel for the week ending DC
,ober Sd: Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drowh.
Buford; Mrs Tom Dunn. BufOrd; A d
Ashbauch. Denver; Baer and wife.
Coal Creek; r II Howard and vile.
Craig; J W Howard. Newcomer. Mo- A
G Hesndon. ID z Shankland. White
River; n Russey. Ride; Jim Heron,
Pagoda; d r Carson, Buford; d r Tay-
l0r, Denver; q N Sumxll, Danvilie. XIV;
W p Woodstock. Danville; E W
schrock, Pueblo; NJ W Baxter. Denver;
II r Spurlnck. o Brabant. Leadvilie; Z
81 Frsw. Kansas CITY; Arthur Lund.
Kansas City; IL A Woods. Smitheville,
Mo; sam Boies. Picesnce; Frank Glib
b0ns. Axial; IRA Morgan. Rin~; Is F
Morgan. Axiai; E II Imes. VIM Warner,
A Strang. Colorado Springs; II Howell,
Chicago: r II Miller. Cen<e or; Chas
Bloomneld, G l. Hart, Axial; Geo Hill.
C ] Duffy. AxiaI: Hugh China; AxiAl;
John Gent. Axial; e Wakeland. Axisl:
F e Shaver. Axiai; DIR A A Cro.,ke aud
wife. Jack CrisinRer. i'iceance; G .
Wegrici,, Denver; John Boles. Piceance;
G N Haughey, Craig; W E Lewis. Dem
ver; s W Martini Boulder; II r Martin.
BOULDER; wm Keller. Oak RiiRe; Z 3
Davis. Oak Ridge; J z RosenGarten.
Craig: X r Hall, Craig; L A Briiger.
l'iceance; Jas Thomas. piceance; Clvde
Ryan. Geo Smith. . Strauss. Frances d
Plat, Denver; E II Plat. Denver; Ed
Hidden. st Louis; 4 II Everit. q r
Edwards. A l. Turner. Thornburg; C C
Aldrich. Ti.ornburg; J Bainbrick. Pics :
ance; F A Carstens, J A Storey. IIay.
den; G W Seymour, Craig; CT Burg,
Amn Arbor. Mich; Martin Chow.
Browns Park; Z J Jones, ii b Elliott,
Glenwood; . 7 Adney. LeadvilIe; G E
Smith. Colorado Springs; w W Price.
Colorado Springs; s T Mcdonald, Lead
vile: II A Shaver. Leadville; E b sgd.
ney. Colorado Springs; VIM Gibson. ]
e Kiiduff,
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
Auto Broke Down.

W. ". Price and c. e. smith, Of
Colorado Springs, were registered at tie
Meeker hotel Thursday. These gentle
men left Colorado Springs last Monday
and intended to cOme over In this sec-
tion in an automobile. They made
splendid time, considering the noun
famous country they had to traverse.
until they reached New Castle. Here
tie machine broke down and they had
to abandon 1t. Messrs. Price and Smith
finished their journey by sta9e and are
now up to Mr.. Eral,m's ranch.
When the auto is repaired it will be
brought in to them, which will be about
the 9Th lust.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

DENVER. Colo, Sept. @.-(Special)
Tho total receipts OF cattle at the
Denver Union Stock yards for the month
to date sre 1850 head, showing an In
crease OF 400, compared with the same
period last year. Tie week 10 the cat
tie trade closes In very good shape al
things considered. Even with 1000
fresh offerings on the market Saturday
the tseef marttet was full steady and the
feeling 10 that the bottom in prices has
been reached. Choice heavy cattle are
inclined to be frmer. however. very few
Of that sort coming. Because Of the low
prices prevailing some Ut the Colorado
shippers are inclined to put tho balance
Of their stock on feed for the next few
months. In the late sales Of the week
fairly good steers brought $3.50. cows
suaueA q Q cas-, ssas nias AslSsss
4aeo which was the extreme top. The
feedsf trade 10 fairly good u The re-
duoed prices. which arc fully = dollar .
hundred lower than q year ago on the
best grades. Yet there 10 hesitancy
on the part Of the BUYERS to take bold.
some thinking the market will still 70
lower. The feeder situation 10 tiiled
with speculation. Corn Is plentiful vet
tho feed lots arc filling very slowly.
These feeders want the heavy cattle and
there are too many thin ones coming be-
cause Of the drouths the past summer.
There is likely to be shortage Of fed
cattle next spring.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
WORE GUARANTEES.
A Definition Of Fame.

AT a dinner recently ex-speaker
Thomas 3. Reed gave this definition of
fame: Ut is largely matter Of acci-
dent. Being In the right place at the
right time. and doing the right thing,
or. better still, making people think you
are doing the right thing, is about all
there ID to fame.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
Jutlgc Gray Buys a Ranch.
Notice to Voters.

RANaELY. Colo, Sept. -. 1902.
l hereby declare myself an Indepenc-
ent Candidate for the Office of county
commissioner. district No, I. subject to
the decision Of tue voters OF Rio Blanco
county, Colo, on November 4, 1902.
,o4 Y. T. BANTA.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LANDOfFICE AT
GLENMOOD SPRINGS. Cola. Sept. ID 1n0E.
NOTlCE-1s hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has dled notice Of his intels.
ton 10 mako fnal proof in support Of hi
claim. and that said proof will be made be.
f,re the County Judge OF Rio Rlanc0 County
ut Meeker. Colo. on Tuesday, October "a, I0K,
at 10 o'clock y. M. viz:
FrNnk Myers, Of Aeeker, Colo, on his d 3
No 2Is5. Ute. for the Re Y NE \, NE i 81 u,
Sec L. TIP 3 4, X 90 " 9th p N.
He names the following witnesses to prsse
bis continuous residence iiron and cultivation
If. said land, viz: :
Walter D. Warner, Issac Collier, J. Daniel
No0S. Ell Fuller, all bf Neeker, Colo.
salo5 J. +. SQUIRE, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
9. F. MARsTON
J. F. MARsrON t F.w, HURLBU1
MARsT0n & HURLBuT
DENTISTS

From DR.. Ketchau In Denver. VIII
take charge Of and finish all uncom-
pleted work OF Dr.. Ketcham's; will also
repair his work free OF charge.
Those In quest Of first-class crown and
bridge work, or anything in dentistry,
should see US.
None but modern methods used.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Last week S,rehike 4 Owens pur-
chased the entire stock Of drugs from J.
W. ilttgus X ca.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Lpssis Strehik~ and family have moved
Into thS For,iham residence.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Last wreck we mentioned VIM. Isoice
As = Republican candidate for constable
in White River precinct. 1t should
l,avs been W. J. George.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Comfy Clerk Fnrdl,sm has moved
into the building formerly run M the
Miller htNise.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

I.awyeS Gentry has Moved his Office
Ia tue second fioor VI the court lsoase
l,aak.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

FOR RENT-Two front rooms. fur.
nished or unfurnished. Apply to W. F.
HossACK. s27.2t
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Threshtne 1t grain is now In full bla.t
throughout the valley.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
TIL. North Fork Ditch.

The HERALD overlooked announcing
the return Of Surveyor Moog last week
fr0m the North Fork country.
Mr.. Aloog has completed the field pa,t
Of the work Of making the preliminary
survey Of the route Of the proposed
North Fork ditch. but 1t will he two or
three weeks before he makes his official
report to the Subscribers to the survey
fund, ~ he Is pressed with office work
which needs bis immediate attention.
He thinks, however. that the ditch Is
entirely feasible. though the cost Is like
" To be more than was generally ex-
pected.
Judge Gray Buys a Ranch.
Judge John l.. GRAY, district attorney.
stopped over In Steamboat several days
last week To visit with his old friends.
Vun Deusen. Reinbardt aud others, and
incidentally purchased one OF the crack
ranches Of the county, the old Jack
Phillips ranch. recently owned by Mr..
Barnum. When his term Of office ex-
pires the Judge is going to bring his
wife to Routt county and settle down to
rural hfe.-SteambOat Pilot.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

The Miller house 10 closed. For years
Mrs. Miller has conducted this popular
hostsiry. This h0usa hsd = vida and
favorable reputation. made ~ by Mrs.
Aiiiler's unexcelIcd cooking. Ths table
Was always. supplied with the very hest
the markets afforded. and. being home
evoked. the weary traveller was n ali
timeap ure OF an ENJOYABLE meal. A.
Mrs. Miller's duties became 70 manifold
she found 1t impossible u attend them
properly. and being unable to secure
and keep competent beip. st,e decided
tn close the hotel. TIE closing Of this
place will surely Ia felt In MeekeF.
Mrager details Of Az alteration b.
tween Frank Watson and Fred Riley
reached here last Thursday from Mar
vine Lodge. Report says that on We'd
nesday the two men had misunder-
standing aud came TO blows. Air. Wat
Mn getting considerable the best OF 1t.
Thursday morning the two men met in
tile wash room and the tight WIS re-
newed. Mr.. Riley grabbed pick han
die. which si.Ud corner II the room,
and struck his adversary OH the head.
knocking him senseiess. DIR. Young.
OF this place. was hastiiy summoned To
administer tn the injured man. AT last
account Mr.. Watson was still unc0n-
sciO,is. r ~
LArER-Erank Watson WAS brought
down from Aarvine Yesterday and
taken to the home Of his parents. lie
has been conscious only at short inter-
walls. AT this time It cannot lie stated
whether he will recover or not.
More Land Jumping In Lily Park
There has been great deal Of excite
ment going on over In Lily park during
the past week.
Several months ago y survey was
made which threw consider able of the
Lily Park company's land into another
range. Acting upon this several intend
ing settlers went there and h,ok up
raiscbes. great deal OF which had been
planted to alfalfa.
Last week the homeNteaders raised q
purss and had Preston King. county
surveyor for Roatt county, run over the
lines for correction. He found the range
number correct, but that the land died
Oh by the Park company was two miles
sOtith OF that which they had improved.
By come hook or crook the employees
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

Largest and best assortment Of bits
and spurs At Hartke 4 Sheets.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04
Where Arc They Mt?

The Glenwood Avalanche very prop.
eriy says. Just few years ago and We
all agreed with Senator Henry NJ. Teller.
Just few years ago and we al followed
him because we said he was right. Only
few years ago he forced q resolution
through the senate that made US all the
more proud Of him. And only last year
be assured us by letter to Geo. Yuie, q
well known ranchman Of this county.
that no leasing law would pass to take
away the homes Of our people a. long Ms
be could fight.
"Now what Is the matter with the
man who says Senator Teller is dishon-
estp Surely . people who have been %
we'll represented In the nations councils
will not listen to paper or speaker
who talks thus Of Senator Teller. Has
Senator Teller changed in an wayt Has
he done ANYTHING different than he has
during the whole course Of his lifer
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-04

At = meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Miller Greek ditch, which was held
last Sunday, arrangements were made
I" start the work II completing the head
OF the ditch November LIST.