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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
BOOM STAR TED
FOR MRS. PARKER / 4 /
Wife Of Candidate Being Pushed
for Presid dent General u
ST G. a I.


q Special to Tho Times ispatchl I,
WASHINGTON septem Der ;. --;r y. he
next contest over the office Of presid lent
general of the Daughters Of the Ameri-s
can Revolution promises to- attract great
interest. The present occupant Of this /
office Isl Mrs. @. w Fl Fair banks. Fl wife of
the Republican candi date for ~ ice-P res1--s
dent. e ss5sS5fs
Mrs Fairbanks won the election after
a memorable contest in which Mrs, Dom
aid Mel Lean q was her opponent and In
which some very lnp1 asant t. things were
said by the friends OF the cand les: She
IS not eligible for election to q mother
term. r. y IL
Several candi dates for the Office have
already appeared among them the wife
OF Senator Dolliyer, OF owa, and Mrs.
Donald Mclean, blu t. by far the most sin-fs
teresting thing about the coming annual
election Is the fact that M rs. n Daniel Man
Ming. who Is very influential among the (
Dau lighters has started q boom for N rs.##Si
Alton B. Parker, wife OF the Democ at q
Presid Dental candidate. for the Office OF &
president general.
Mrs. Parker Is; a char ter nlembe Of the 1
organization and prominent in the New
York councils Of the society, and Mrs
Manning Is booming her in q way which 1
Indicates determination to have her
elected II possible XXI
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MAR RIED FOR IL NJ sI5s
ARE NOW DIVORCED
Especial 10 The q,lmes- patcf.) 3I85

Especial to The Times Dis patch.)
BALTIMORE, September ~ Marrying y
haste and repenting at leisure came up In
the Circuit Court yesterday, ] when udge5
Tickes signed a decree d ivorcng ~ RS
Mamie Ledden from her youthful hus-s
band. Lawrence edden. T he Il couple
we're married on October u, u 1900. and
Mrs. I4edden in her testimony stated,
that they never lived together. ssa &
'.yye met one Sunday morning. I said
she. .and went to church and were mar.
rled. We separated at the door OF the ne
church, ss g, !, Il ,,1E,
Mrs. Ledden's mother testified that her
daughter. was only nineteen 1t the time.
Hugh f.. Hunter. an associate OF X the
bridegroom. said that Ledden told him
that he and his wife had been married
,sj,lst for fun Z H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
i; Business Without License

Especial to The Times -pl Spa CID "a
ECIIARLOTTESYIL III ~ An September
s.--The attention 81 the Executive Board
Of the virginia Real Estats Assocla Jon
at ITS last meetin was called to the fact
that only about 16o dealers an real estate
An the entire State o. X'lrgi nia. are pay
ing q State n license, a and to l,e further
fact that between seven and feiEh hunrl
sdred agents are listing. cd ertisltls and
selling Teal est ate, @ Vi .I
Therefore 1T was resoly that the AT
stention az commissioners Of revenue and
ali the Comm onWeal MS attorn sys, both
city ana county, throlhput the stats, pe
called to this fact, 30 that he state
may derive the pre- per Yenue. sfTb ti,ih
gsource, MI sss X a ss " ai
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3syVill Ruin Tie Treasur,ee:rl.. a

SPENCER, N. c, SEPT. n n r.
Harding OF q adk1ny lille. arrived WI here
about niidnight last night with details
of the robberies committed IN that place
the previous mig t. He was in search re- OF
parties who were suspected to have per-
petrated the dastardly deed by which
County Treasurer j. Az Logan OF = az
KIN. lost about s., 900, 4 and Postmaster
lNiackie: about $500 by hay their safes
blown open IL. d
t Is learned that the loss will almost s,
ruin County Treasures Logan, though the
county lose hing as ne trea surei
was y heavily. bonded. Ell
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,Tin9Soldielrs.

4 !. That is "a very pretty game Of war that
the troops re PLAYING @ doyrn 4. /. round
Gainesville; n o doubt \. IS quite int erest-
IN the mlds of the mani euVres and
3Whils the sun was at is noon day helght
on Wednesday the bait was stopped
era Corbin. At the moment General He'll
had won a tactical victory, but General
Grant, having failed 70 turn his oppo-
5nent d wings, was hurting his enti Ire force
or General Grant had u Ane post lon !
says General orbln with three bFlsad les
And at that point corbin called a halt.
tired r. Y III
h Very tiredl DO armies, facing each
.6ther init field stop hostillties at q CRU.
,cial Joint tust be cause hey are very tired
At isn't war or anything like it'll hila-
.delphta Inquire r. slss M e "
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The Confused Preacher,

one OF the visiting brethren supplying
the pulpit OF a Virginia. Of urch, no " pa 4
tories s, complains that he could not use
three Of his hest sermons on account Of
The texts, The texts We're admtrah bic, put
somehow he was fraid tina the sound q
them might tart g. smile on the races :, q
aBehold, 1 stand at The door and knock, a
another was. ssArt thou he that should
come, or do we l6ok for another y nile
the third sermon, which hernnslssrsa re
1'Ys have not chosen Tne, but I. nave
chosen YOU, Rel Is ious Herald, a Il s.
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE
Elect Officers for the Year and
III, install Them.
Especial to The Times Ispatcl

(speclsl to The Times Dlspatch.)
d ROANOKE. VA, September x s.-7Thej
grand council OF the Ohio JIrisdict ion Of
the Young Mems Institute tod ay8 elected
the following officers: ,g ;Ss3
President, James F.. Hazel. Roanoke;2
first vice president, William Geoghan,.
Cincinnati Ohio; second vice president
George Abel /. OF W ellsboro, II Ohio; grand
secretary. Jacob Miller, Ironton, Ohio
grand treasurer, William H. Osbendarp,
Cincinnati grand haplain, Rev. u
schnior, lronton, Ohio q grand lecturer
and organizer, James Shields, F'rostburg.
Nd, board OF grand directors, Robert
lauch. Ed @ Donnell, ncinnati Wi ', Il
liam Mahoney. Springfield. Ohio; Charles
Carney, Mount Savage n Nd supreme
delegates, Joseph r. x ealex, Cine lnnati,.
and II, ]. Stanton Frostburg, NJ d. ls5a3s
The officers were Installed by James
4o'Brlen, OF r oanoke, supreme secretary.
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I He COUNCIL |. \
ORGANIZED / |.
Slow Returns From Fourth Dis
trict Primary Not
Unusual. e
iYAR Il TO TAX E 81 He STUMP
Will Speak for Both National
& and Cong essional Ticket.
Manager Resigns.
Il - -,----- = ~ :
Especial 70 The, Times i, Disp,alt CHI


PETERSBURG, VA, Sept o.-The
I Board OF Aldermen and Council yester-
day evening completed the work Of or
saTfzntion By, adopting rules and appoint
ing all committees The Finance Com
mittes is composed OF the following mem
bers from the Council: Messrs. George
Cameron, Jr, chairman; N, 7. Pa tterson,
III. NJ. Quicke, c. w. Bland. a. ]. Gle
ments c. D. Eanes and William Budd;
from the Board OF Aldermen-Me q.
r. Bishop, who Is subchairman; w. r..
Ramey, ". N. Jones and Isaiah Brock
well. fs sss ;aS5 sg 33
The Council received the resignation
( Of Mr. George Mason as Ia memherSof the
school board, and elected Mr., ~ liam,
I j. thinner. Jr., ins his place. Hereafter
the Council VIII meet on the first Mon
day in each month, and the Aldermen
on the second Monday ,s5 ~
The long delay In getting complete re-;
turns from the recent gresslonal ,prl-
mary in this district is not unusual. as
there are quite alnuInber o. country ~ pre-
{ cincts whichAar far from "a roads and
telegraph offices and are always late IN
sending returns, X 1ss
In previous elections nearly two weeks
a have sometimes elapsed before the correct
figures for the whole district were OBJ
Il tanned. as3 80 lk5
1t is reported here that Judge Yarreilt
will take the stuIKp Throughout the dis
trict for the Democratic national ticket
and the congressional nominee. vi
SB5 In the Mayor 5 IN court this morning.
4 And ers, o. white man, was fined 1850 on
charges OF assault, curslng q police Off
Ger and carrying concealed weapons.
* Anders took an appeal and was hailed
In he sum Of $3.50, IT is alleged that the
4 man assaulted two people 1t the carnival
Z grounds. re h rs s,s. ~
The theatrical season here at the Acad-
n envy Of Music is NEE ting with grea ssu o.
4 cess under the new ma ma cement;
9y The q improved theatr and good attrnc-
tions have SO FAR drawn good audiences,
4 and one. of the largest Il and apparently
= best pleased audiences that has ever been
present here gave al O.. Field 3 M instr els
n an enthusiastic recep ton last night.
ofessor sngleS, physical director at
Association, Is core spending with Mr.
Z Hardy, of the Richmond Young Msnss
u ganizatio 81 q bask et ba i leAg ne.
"A Mr.. Charles II, I.assi ter has been ro-
tanned Sytp defend y WI III am u oarcll, u the
young white man Who was sent on from
81 the Mayors court to the grand Jury here
several weeks ago on 9 charge OF irs73
4 cendiar lsm, 81 rs 81 S
ss Mr.. n, Archer, general manager Of
the steamer Tourist. Of the Peoples
astean5oat Company, has resigned ...s
y X = ~ m ~
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Fauquier =. M. e. a.

lSpscIal ID The D mes pispatch)
v RRENToN, 4 . sspt as 1ss s;Ths
tMenls Christian Asso5c al ton Of Fauquier,
county was held to-day and will remain
TIL the It'll. Among torday's
speakers were, Rev .John Il Lake Ken
lucky; Rev Henry II lonnan, HaynlGrket.
Va; n i. u, urHsr, The Plains al Rich
fmond Il n. a, Brooke, Yyarrenton; r. w.
-IIllleary, yVarrentonl II. Il As, Brown col =
ilege rs esSstary, y1irglnia state Conn'ltteeii
and Rev. w lllanl II: Isair I'd Warrentor,l
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prene Court to-day the cases Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Company
Court Of Albemarle county, was argued
and submitted. EN-, s 81; IN
d AZ writ 81 error wa awarded In the
case of Black IS ministra TOT. VS.. Vir-
5ginia Portland Cement Company.
walter ID Fowler and w. "A lien Per-
.kins. Of Charlie ttesylle quail ed to prac-
3ticai N this court ~.
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No y Peril.

There Is not the least possibility that
viii iii assert itself to the detrIment Of
Europe 81 America So far as aggressive
action IS concerned but there is not the
least doubt that the Asiatic people under
nos longer co nsent to be trod den under
foot to serve the business or political In
2terests Of distant white men.-Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-10
VIRGIN Ia DAY, sT,5 LOUIS, SEPT. G23D;
MATT NAL FA NE RS EcohvENTl ION,
SEPT, 2e-aoT1; SPECIAL PERSON.:
ALLY CONDUCTED TOUR no
THE WORLDS FAIR, VIA
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY


Is The Southern Railway will operate spe-3
eial personally conducted train to- Worlds
Fair, September goth. consisting o. the,
most modern and up-to-date Pullmans
and first class day coaches, which Will
be operated through to st. Louis without
change, in charge Of q comp etent and
courteous representative Of the passenger
department. Southern Rail Way. whose
pleasure II will be to look carefully q 81
ter the comforts Of our. pa rop q. The
route will lay through panYill -, Sails
bury, Asheyll 9. 4 IT he Land of i he sky.
Knoxville, Louisville and the famous
blue era S. sect ion OF Kent lucky by using
this train YOU Will be insured 9, dell t.
ful, conf Portable journey, through one OF
the most charming and picturesque gee
tons OK country. In the World, and Will
reach ST. Louis in time to part ia IN
the state elehrat ton and Farmers and
Cotton Growers owen ton. N
4 For full informant Ton apply to llearessS
ticket agent or address. s 81
Il n C Il W, W EsTBURY.
District Passeng er. Agent, n lchmond, Va.
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FELL FORTY FEET.
MONUMENT TO WILEY
Memorial "a First superintend-
Ant Schools 81 North Carolina.

tsypeciel 70 Thu Time pspatch, &
VII So 81, N q, SsptsrnbeF or 9i- The
monument erected On Il hc West Winston
Graded 4 SON %! lot ny tllee tlpils ~ the
Winston GRAD Ad Schools q In bonof Of the
late Ior. Calvin levi the first State
supesln tendslt Of public. insttutiorlss. vas V
unveiled at O'clock ttlis afternoon With
Appropriate exercises, a large number
ipfl people were IN attendance. h,le adj
dresses tof the pccakton was delivered
sy State supsslntsnd sat IS public lnstl-
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position ilich has not yet been filled. ~
f The Tourist plies between Petersburg
and MORT ok. v. Z sss b NJ IN IS
The Peters burg Progress publishes this
"a fternuon telegram received o-day
from Judge Asa ID. w kins, q { FARM
District Committee, stating that IN eiEkty-
two precincts Of. tho 105 IN the district
Mr.. southall s MAJ gritty aggregated 1884,
and Judge = arrellss aggregate 4s2, thus
giving gsouthall a balance Of 732. The re- re-
turns regstill incomplete
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scarpjE,en j n ottle
3(SpecIal to "a he y lmesrD lspaI

g WINCHESTER, All Sept. iissi
Mary NettIe Hottie was married WedhesT
day evening to Mr., Hrhest arpenter,
Rev. Charles p, Bull oil tin he
tile, a prominent miller of his section,
ana Is a pfsttyS, nnd populaA' sir.
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q. & o {
.SEPTE Der o. Ting.
SEA SIDE |

This is the most beautiful season Of the
year 70 VISIT Old Point and Ocean View;
q "a. M, 800 round trip to Old Point,
Ocean View and MORT folk. s3} w
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TAKE 9, {
.SuNDl SEAS SIDE OUTING
AouMp 81. 90 I'M
on hlnad AalI ant |. !kater Iflp.l

81 TWO fast trains I'VE n Chino nd 8 $50
and 8 Az. III. n every slnd Jay Only route
Il IL eeSwiport III eWsi Ola Point and RueS.i
roa' s,ho priest, a4i est Aid best to OCEAN
View view and Norfolk. s. Round III In Y assl
ilor Cars attached.
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8tutions ]. CO. oynera There were short
talks by Dr.. Fl. 4 AZ. Brown. Bishop Rond-5
$thaler and 4 9th ers llsfs5F g
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How rs II in Virginia.

n OW u So : III aylISlIlld.S bs
LAS, the Republic leans only hope to carry
1t must be that the other gen Il emen are
running for the fun Of the thing .'-Dur-t
hans N. c., raid ss.
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SSSiI}ss VI w E1rtk 5Q1fs
District Passeng er Agent, Rl6hmond Va.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

Eugene Grubb poses as the special
friend of the stockmen. As matter
of fact, he has always been the most
persistent and forcible, and about the
only advocate on the Western Slope
Of the proposition to have the gov
ernment lease all Of the public ranges,
so that the large stockmen could COB
BILE up every foot OF public land there
is in the state and drive all the little
fellows out Of business. II Grubo
had his own way every small stock
man on the Western slope would be
forced out of business.
The Roaring Fork and Eagle River
Stockgrowers' Associations sent
Grubb as a delegate to the National
Stockgrowcrs' Association meeting
at Galveston several years ago, with
instructions to oppose the leasing
system. and to stand for the cOntiDu-
alton of the free open range as it ex-
lists now. free 20 everybody. whether
he has only one COW or 4 thousand
head. Grubb went down there and
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

joined in with the beef trust agents
and the other large cattle companies,
md helped pass resolution favoring
the leasing system in direct violation
OF his instructions. In fact, Grubb Is
essentially II corporation man, and
all his interests and associates are
that way. And it is fact that II
small farmer or Il iaborer would be IL
blooming chump to vote for him for
anything. Don't think fora moment
Eugene Grubb will remain true to
this section where he has no interests
when he has in the past betrayed his
immediate neighbo:s and friends in
Garfield and Eagle counties.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
The Democratic Rally.

A large audience was present on
last Thursday evening to listen to the
able addresses on local campaign Is
sues by Hon. Lemuel j. Smith, for
several years clerk of the state senate,
and Hon. b. +. Montgomery, n resi-
dent Of the White River valley md
at one time Speaker OF the House.
j. G. Gentry, soon to be elected dis
trict attorney in the ninth judicial
district, called the meeting to order
and in a few appropriate remarks In
troduced Mr.. Smith, the first speaker
of the evening.
ForSixty minutes Mr.. Smith held
the undivided attention of the audi
ence. He rehearsed the principal in
cidents Of the Peabody war and ex-
planned how $l,0D0,000 of the peoples
money had been squandered to get
rid Of u sosalled band of criminals or
anarchists (the Western Federation
of Miners and yetnota IL single person
was convicted of amy crime. He re-
lated how General Sacrilegious Bell
had stated directly after the INDIE
pent!ence depot was blown up and
13 Innocent men LOST their lives, that
he had 40 men in the ''bull PEN who
'vere directly responsible for the
cr. me-yet he turned them all loose.
He proved that wherever military
law had been declared under the Pen
body administration, the constitution
took Its flight and anarchy prevailed.
He pointed out that the mine owners
were moi supporting Peabody for the
honor and glory in 1t. The value of
HI ounce of gold could not be in-
creased, hence the cost OF production
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

must be Notwithstanding lower
wages for the miners. incidentally
he praised in the highest terms the
work of Edward II. Taylor and james
Lyttlc in the senate and house and
urged that they be returned to their
respective places.
Col. Montgomery stated that ns Mr..
Smith had covered the ground so
thoroughly and the hour WAS late he
would make his remarks brief He
remarked that he was pleased to see
numerous Republicans present us it
was his duty to call sinners to repent
ance. He stated that 50 per cent of
the miners were opposed to the Grip
pie Creek strike; that he had at
tended three different meetings OF
miners and citizens in Teller county
/ just before the troops We're ordered
| to that district to discuss the advisi-
bility OF declaring the strike Off in
spite Of the leaders; and that If the
militia had been kept out Of the dis
trict ten days longer, he believed the
miners would have been at work.
The speaker lived in Cripple Creek
for II number Of years but said he
hadn't recently for fear Of being de-
ported. He was intimately acquaint-
ed with the work of Senator Taylor
and Representative Lyttle in the
General Assembly and stated that
Rio Bianco county had in these gen
tlemcn two of the most faithful SER
wants in the law making department
of the state.
The meeting was a big success from
every ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
Republicans alike commenting on
the fairness and justice Of the argu-
ments advanced. The band furnished
music for the occasion.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
CASH
.EHHAsD
PAID FOR. HIDES
LEE VALENTINE
Wholesale butcher
Cause of Lockiaw.

oaS@ Vi AoShD1"s
Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by n
bacillus or germ which exists plen-
tifully i'm street dirt. 1t is inactive
so long as exposed to the air, but
when carried beneath the skin, as in
the wounds caused by percussion caps
or by rusty nails, and when the air is
excluded the germ is aroused to ac-
tivity and produces the most yirulent
poison known. These germs may be
destroyed and all danger OF lockjaw
avoided by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm freely as soon as the in
jury is received. Pain Balm is an
antiseptic and causes cuts, bruises
and like injuries to heal without mat
uratiOn and in one-third the time re-
quired by the usual treatment. For
sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Better Than Pills.

The question has been asked-In
what way are Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets superior to the
ordinary carthartic and liver pills?
Our answer is-They are easier and
more pleasant to take and their ef-
feet is SO gentle and so agreeable that
one hardly realizes that it is produced
by n medicine. Then they not only
move the bowels but improve the ap-
petite and aid the digestion. For
saIe at - cents per bottle by ali drug
cists.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Important Notice.

a huge Democratic rally will occur
on Monday evening next, October 81.
in the Odd Fellows hall. Hon. Elias
NJ. Ammons, candidate for lieuten-
ant-governor, and Hon. Ben G. Hill
lard, n member of the Denver school
board. will be the principal speakers
of the evening. Come and hear the
truth concerning your home state.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
COUNTY TICKET.
For Commissioner-:h district,
THOMAS KILDUFF,

For Commissioner-;h district,
THOMAS KILDUFF,
Of Dnnforth park.
For ommissiOner-2d district,
ROBERT II. CRAWFORD,
of Powell Pnrk.
For Treasurer,
JOHN A. WATSON.
of Meeker.
For Clerk and Recorder,
CLAUDE J. WILSON.
of Flng Creek.
For Assessor,
II. T.. THOMPSON,
of Angora.
For sheriff.
EwIN AMIcK,
of Meeker.
For supt. of Schools,
G. F. BROWN;
of Fling Creek.
For County Judge,
THOMAS SHERVIN,
OF Meekcr,
For Surveyor,
J. u. MOoG,
of Miller Creek.
For Coroner.
DIR. w. II. YOUNG,
of Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
The Worlds Fair Route.

The only Worlds Fair Route run
ming solid vestibuled trains through
to st. Louis via Colorado Springs.
Pueblo and Kansas City without
change. The Missouri Pacific also
announces that every Tuesday and
Saturday during the month of oe-
tober they will place on sale that
popular coach rate from Denver.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo Of sl12j
to 81. Louis and Kanias city and re-
turn, good fifteen days. Correspond
ingiy low rates from all parts OF the
state
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Fine Ranch For Sale.

80 acres Of patented land. One OF
finest ranches up the river. Outlet
on all sides TO the best public range
in Colorado. VIII also sell stock if
desired. Address j. III. Lakamp,
Meeker, or this Office for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

Joe Rooney returned from Glen
wood Springs Sunday "fter indulging
IN his seni-Orcasional bath and In
cideptaIly attending the grand lodge
Of odd Fellows.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
For Sale--Ca:tle, Etc.

a small bunch Of high grade stock
cattle. Also a good top buggy. A
'Iargai:.- inquire of Mr.. Mary j..
Nibioci.. ,tfJ
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

If troubied with "A weak digestion
try Clianiberiain's stomach and Liver
Tablets. They viii do you good.
For sale by ali druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Wanted:

Horses 20 pasture and winter. Ap-
ply to &. r. Brown.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

The very latest styles fl ladie=
shoe. at Patt0n's. H. yVn want some
thing neat and easy on yOa- feet, tl.s
Is the place 10 supply you: vans.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Cheap Rates.

St. Lonis and return si2 90
Chicago and return ~ %
Sold daily-ljmit December 18th.
GienwOoJ and return--one fare the
round trip, October 10. i6 and Ia.
The Colorado Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29

If you are not prepared to get a
new sgit. get the old one repaired by
Ncedham, the tailor. He will make
IL look as good as new.
The Meeker herald., 1904-10-29
Colorado Midland Excursions.
Colorado Midland Time Table.

School supplie. at Browns