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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
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Ans nthtigem Inlab BON einem Gar-
rler idblinss eri4ohen.

@afbington, 2anfas, l. Nob.
Or. Q. u. Smith, 0Orfber bes bsmotr.
@ounip @entral=@ omite's. tpurbe BON
benz Garmcr Bones eridoHen. sic
ffritteu fi4 iber cine &ednung unb
Bones. Der in Daft fibt, mar Der I'm.
3reifer.
8ornebm er 6 | b EIDE +.
Wabbile, Senn.. 1. Nob.-
Na9 elmer Depeide aug Wontgomerp,
Nla., fano man bafsIbft beute Die 9ei9e
oes iebr anaeisbensn s. 6snbrir In eie
mem S9uppen bel Der Nmer. National=
8anf. Neben ibm lagen ginbre4ers
Werfaeuge. 9pnamit uno piftole.
Nugenideinlid fam er au Sobe, als sr
ei1en eleftrii6en Drabt. Der In bic
8ant fibrte, gu burdidneiben iudte.
Sic Wngele9enbeit it iebr mpiferi6s.
Wehr ais 5000 Bail a.,
9iere.
Nem Yorf, l. Hob. usber
5000 Pafagiere Ian9ten beute auf 8
beuti6en Dampfern an, benz vWoltte"
BON Samburs. y3aiier @ilbelm H."
uno yJrieorid Der Grobs" aus Bre=
men. 1854 reiiten erte. @ajRte,
3.488 i'm 3wii1enoed.
Muf benz r&aifer Wilbclm H." be-
fanoen fi9 B.. Dem Bui9e-S aooen-
bauien, /. Setreetdr Der beutf6en 8ot'
idaft; Nnoreas Sippel, Waoame 60
oistt, Waoame Sembrih, Siri9eni
@utab 3Ogel unb g. Mapropib bon
Der Wetr9pOlitan Sper u. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02

9 eftrafte SIeeeIei. Sns
folge Der beleioigenben Spra4e zines
aonbutteurs elmer S%trabenbabn in
8rooflbn, 81. g., bat bas @eri9t elmer
Dame, bic ~bestpesen cine &lase elm
rei9te, einen S6abenerfab bon $1,000
5useipro9en. sic bate benz &pnbutz
teur Elm 25 gentsitiid ssseben nnb bas
&leingslb D%erlanst, als er ibr iol9es
nt9t 5uriidgab. Der &onbufteur en-
tldrte nit lauter Stimme, bab fe cine
S9pinblerin lei, Die i'm UNI 20 Gents
bringen noble. sic tlagte auf $4,000
S6aDenerfob, bod bic Surp m benz
unteren @ertdtsbpfe erfannte arf 90
Gents. Sdrauf panbte lie iiG ans
Sberseri9t, pel@es ibr $1,000 auipra9.
fpra9.
@eItenes m men :
trefen. 3pei Stubenten Der Gbi'
cogoer l1ninsriitGt, Die iebt bort frieo=
li9 ibren pifenf6aftli6en Irbeiten
na6eeben, itanben fi9 emit i'm &riees
gegeniiber. Ser Cine lit Der ebemalige
8unbesiolbat Sobn g. &enne, Der Die
erften Sample auf ben Pbilippinen
mitsema9t bat; Der Nnbere lit Srez
bericp Sarabia, Elm gingsborener bon
ben pbilippinen. SIM Sabre 1899 tpo1
&enne als 8unbesIolbat ben &unbs
fGaftern bss Generals Young 5uges
tbeilt, nGbrenb Sarabia gu berielben
3eit Sergeant in benz erften Manila=
3egiment, elmer @btbeilung Der bon
Oittator Nsuinulbo organiiirten Snz
furaenten=Mrmee unter &ommanbo bon
General pilar mar. Na9 Der Nieberz
perfung bes 4ufitanbes ~leiitete Sara,
bia ben Sreueib unb fam fpdter mad
ben Ser. Staaten, UNI auf elmer ameri=
fnniiGen 9o9i9ule gu ftubirsn. @ol=
bat &enne nabm na9 @blduf feiner
Oienitaeit feline ungerbronensn Str=
bien auf unb Der 3ufaa iponte es, buf
8eibe ieBt duf Der gbicagoer timber
fitGt in friebli4em Wetteifer beiiamz
men iinb.
6 beGptterie. Gin in Somb.
ftone, 4ri5ona, pobnbaftar S~unssefeIs
bat fid bereit erfldrt, unter setpifer
B~ebingunsen bas Sod Der Gbe auf fiG
gu nebmen. Gr min ndmli9 $500
2oufe gu ie $1,an beiratbsluitige iungt
Mdbden ober Witttpen perfaufen unf
bieienise nit feiner 9anb besliiden.
tpel9e bas sroBe Coos aiebt. @or
einem Mdb9en ober elmer Witttpe 81
gu ~Derlangen nit Der Musfi4t, bab ii
bic Cine unter 25C0 iein piirbe, ii
natiirli9 Elm merfpiirbises @niinnsn
bod mub man anbererfeits audi beben-
ten, bab bic gliidli9e @epinnerin I'm.
ter umitdnDen f9ieldugia ober budlid
fem fann unb Der betreffenbe Sung
gefelle fe trpl,bem beiratben mub-
tpenn CT es ni9t por5iebt, porber mi
ben $500 bos Weite su fuhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Surge 9epei9en.


NuSlano b.
6 antiago, @bile. Sie Minifer-
2riis lit beenoet. Nn Der Spibe BEG
reusn cabinets ftebt Ssrr Bslo, aus
slei9 Winifter oes Snnern.
g SOUTH a m pton @ngI. Sis
amer. 6reu3er Ses Moines unb @lebe=
lamb fubren ab. UNI ft9 Dem 6lags=
i4if Olympia anaufdlieBen. Gie
geben moraen nod Gibraltar.
SmIauo.
m b a, So. 8eim 3ufam-
menffoBe zines Gra9t3uges nit einem
Mrbeiter3uge bel 9aoosoale tamen amei
8rtdenarbeiter um's 2eben, fieben au=
oere fino berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
Oreitaufenb aifen 8 r c.

gon=Mepel mad Sbansbai,
China, gu liefern, 1T cine Sirma IN
portlanb, Ore, beauftrast porben.
Die @epfel mifen Biz Deibnuhten on
ibrem 8eftimmunssorte einsetrpffen
iein. Mepfel iinb 5tpdr f9ou ieit Sab
rem bon Oregon nah benz Orient Der<
fanbt fporben, aber bies bic eriie
Senbuna nah Shannhoi-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
+ airbants' 6 m q n e.
Spur.

~ " ! " W ~ J. W w
Spur.
Ga porte. Snb., l. Sob. @eeen
20 Heoen belt beute Der rspublitanii9e
@anoioat fir bieU ieeprdfioentfdaft;Se=
nator Sairbants. Mit elmer Nusilab=
me in Sturgis, Wi9.. fpra9 Der &eo=
1er bOr 8irsern ieines eisenen Staa=
tes. ueberal mar Der @mpFang ent=
buiaffif9 uno bic &eoen purben hdu=
fig burd geifaq unterbrOd.u.
Dos Saupttbema Der @eben biloete
bic .prosperitdt" i'm 9anbs, bic bon
Der republitanlihsn 0erwaltuug ber-
riibre uno beren Sortbauer bon einem
republitaniiden grfOls i'm HOpember
abhdnge.
Den 9r6Bten She'll oes Sages iibsr
befanb fd bel 5airbants Der @OuOer-
nsurs @anoioat s. 5. Sanlsp; in
South genb idlOB fi9 @Ongrsb.abg.
u. 6. Brif an. Sn Gina, elmer in
ben uriprtingli6en plan ni9t einge=
fdloHenen Station, begriiBten bic Stu=
benton Der Sowe Wilitdr= Ntabsmie ben
@%anoioaten.
Sis gr0Bte Menge fano id in 90.
Tben, gltbarbt unb South gsno Elm.
Sn Sammono ipra4 Der Genator
3ulsbt.
Musoer @ o bener 81 b E.
Sn ieiner &ebe gu @oibsn iaste Gair-
bants, mir miifen Die 9roBe politil
unierer National=& %e9ierung, bic benz
semeinen 8sften biene, unterfiiben.
l1niere Naiional=p olitif pirb nidt In
Wafbinston, fonoern an ben Wabl:
rrnen entI9ieben.
gs it bon Beoeutuns Bel bieier @nt.
fdeibung, teinen Srrthum gu beeeben.
Wir pihen aug Der bergangenen @e'
ididts. ME theusr mir Srrtbimer, ar
Der Wahl=urne oes 2anoes semaGt.
bssahlen muBten.
1892, als mir inter Der 8ermaltunl
unieres srobsn 5oofier : prdRoenter
6arriion sortpdrts masi4irten, iaster
nniere bemotratii6en 5reunbe: vWenr
Sbr nur Sarriion unb feline politt
ttirst, tusroet .sbr fiber Cure icbigI
Woblfahrt mebren".
Sn einem unbepa1ten Mu9en
blide glaubte bas Belt Der bemofrnti
fden propbeaeiuns anffatt Der republi
fanii9en Grfiaung. 1892 fimmter
mir o6ne su benten.
0ier Sabre %barauf, nadoem mir &C.
fimmt, batten mir penig Nnberes 81
tbun als su oenfen. Sn ben swei gro
ZEN 2dmpfen bon 1896 unb 1906
tiberleste oas Bolt auerft unb oann gal
es iein relies rlrtbeil ab. go pirl
aud in biefem Sabre, inmitten elmer ii
Der @eidi1te Der &epublit unberglei9
li1en profperitdt, Der ameritanif9
girser 3unddff an ieinem Seroe ertpd
gen; bann fdreitet er CUR urne uni
qiebt iein urtbeil ab.
g t6rungei1 Bel berg Bar.
fer-B q m m n q.
Heparf, q s., L. Sob. Nn
@nbe unmirfiam, aber s%sitpsilis erfolg
reid NOR elm geriud, bsute Nbenb Elm
bemotratiide WaRsn 0eriammlun'
bier gu ff6ren. mo 0err Barrier al!
5auptreoner auftrat.
Sas riefise @ebduoe Der gHer Ar
morn mar eefiiat unb bel Der erftsl
grrudbnung bon &ooiepelt's Hamel
ert6nten bunoerte ton Sodrufen uni
es f6ien, als ieien bic Semofraten Il
Der Winoerbeit.
Gs entfanb uniasbare @erpirrune
9O9s uno 3f9-rufe in miloer 8erei
nieun9. Srobunssn foear uuo bi
pOli3ei mar maatlos. S4lieBli9 &c
lang es aber ben Demotraten ourc
ibre srbBsrs 3abl bic @ssnsr gu tber
idreien.
Die St6rung ereisnete fid, eb
Barrier in bic 6ale fam uno feline &eS
begann.
Sn Serfep @itp manote fi9 Ser
Barrier segen ben Ruf Der @egner, bi
@eiddftsintersfen ieien unter cine
oemotratiiaen &eeierung ni9t fi9e,
D.r. r. INK
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-02
S6teossI ertr1ge.
Nbfommen nit SranfreiA Die Sin.
Ieitung 3u tpeitsren Gonpentionen.

'UhS 10 Itoos Inv
tdr 9ap uno 8otSdafter SuHerano un=
ter3ei6neten beuts einen Wertrag, tpc=
mad ole m6sliden Streitfdae 3miiaen
america uno 6rantrei9 auf ihieos9e-
ridtli6em Wege erleoist weroen iOaen.
als 8Orbilo oisnte Der ensIii9-fran3O.
ffds Sbisos.g ertrag.
Ser 8srtrag 1T omar Der fiir3efe ie.
mails bier CUR @erbanolung gelanste,
inbsfen iebe 2inie bat aroBe 8e-
oeutuus. Ius &tidf4t auf ben amer.
Senat, benz bieisr 8ertras i'm Ssaem-
Der borgelegt tpirb, tani1 bas Stats
Department ben Sert ni9t bsfannt
MAIDEN.
Dem 0ertrase folst Elm anoerer
smii9en Mmerica unb Stalien. bann
nit Der Sdwei3 uno mabriaeinlia
perben nod cine san3e arsabl bon
S4ieos-8 ertrdgen absei9lohen.
Dant asungs= a g.
@ q B q t o n, 1. Sob. Ser
Qrdioent beifimmte beute in etner
Santia9un9s=P PROCLAMATION Sonn,ss=
tag, ben "a. Sob, als set unh
Sanffagunss=$ag, ben has game amle=
rifanii9e 8olt i'm Sn- unD Iuslanbe
bsobadten iol."
o Der SIocum"=u b { T,
lebenoen n.
@abi n q o n. l. Sob. Yrd-
fioent &ooIepelt erbielt elm Shreiben
bon ben 8eamten beg 0erbanbs Der
ueberlebenoen bonn v8eneralS lDcum",
morin ibm fur fein SntereRe IN benz
unslid uno bic @~ntjaHung Der theilz
weife i9uloisen &eaierungs=I n9efea=
ten gsoantt wirb.
Mmer. GonuIat b g e.
brar1f1t I.
Burlington. l. Hob. Sas
Staatsoepartement erbielt cine Oepe-
fde aus Mmon, China. tpelde bic 3er-
ft6runs beg ooriisen ameritaniiden
@oniuIats nit p~ertboolIen Sofumenten
antinbigt. Sie 8otidaft fommt BON
@oniul 6eslsr in Imop uno lautet:
@oniulat nebf ben meifen r1rfunoen
nieoergebrannt.
. pnamit 6 rpIoio n.
o T o n, Ssr., 1. Mop. Sci
elmer 1pnamit. grplofon in ben 8at-
ion Oel=Gelbern tamert beute 2 Wdn=
ner um's 9eben; Elm britter erlitt ernifs
@erlebun9en.
Morb= s rag6bie n.
q o, l. Sob. 2 GdQe bon
Worb uno Selbfmorb dbnli9er Mri
9eidaben beute in elmer 3sitipanne Dor
2 Stunoen.
3uerff berleBte elm WeBger feline
6rau t6otli9 uro erf9ob barauf lid
ielbf.
3urs barauf tpurbe Elm 8erlege,
&ublman bon ieinem ebemaligen 8e=
iddftstbeilhaber SObe erfdoRen, be,
i4 unmittelbar na9ber felbf UNI.
bra9te.
8er3weiIu {.
9uIuth, Winn., 1. Sob. Oberf
u. M. Glass, big tiirSlid &eoatteu,
elmer bieisen 3eituns, ma9te beut'
ieinem 2ebsn bur9 @rtrdnten elm gnbe.
ST mar ertrantt auf urlaub gesan9en.
tebrte aber 3uriif obne feline Sbdtigteit
Dieber axfnebmen 3u t6nnen.
6aIlo b
Cat 9inerpooI, O., 1,
Hobember. Ser 16=jdbri9e .. Seua,
wuroe sefsrn Wadt BET elmer 6aQowen.
5eier our8 ben 3opf aei&Ohen. g.
Mc@op IN ben gals. Der @rftere If
tOot uno Der 9nosre f9mer ~bertpunoet
@reensburg. 49,, L. Sob.
Wdbreno elmer 9aaoren : Geier II
Banbersift 9eisbts muroe Ut. Gals
giDer bon Charles Manila eri9Ofen
Sbdter in 9aft.
81 o d Elm rolsrei9e
Muf ieg.
}. 6 t. 2ouis, 1. Hob. Inter Sci
tuns bon u. &. 2nabenfbue aus 30
L. a.. IL NJ. 49, -.0(sL-.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

There is law on the Colorado stat
ute books which provides penalty
for any man who fails to supply at
least one bull for every twenty-five
cows he permits to run at large on
the public range. The law also, pro-
vides that the bulls must be good
ones. There are reports from various
sections that few people are turning
out their cows without the necessary
number Of bulls, depending upon
their neighbors' bulls. 1t is about
time that this kind of work should
stop. Several of the local associa-
lions are preparing to make examples
Of these kind Of men, and 1t is urged
that all such barnacles be prosecuted
under the law. It is notnecessary to
remark that none of these men be-
long to any local association.-Den-
yer Record-Stockman.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The letter r At the head Of all pre-
rcriptions II derived from the Latin
Feceipe, the imperative meaning
take" This little dart over the tail
Of the r 10 the symbol of Jove or Jup-
tier, and invests the writer with his
authority-by the power Of Jupiter.
Therefore the sign properly inter-
preted, means: by Jupiter, you
lake thk!'-sammit County Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Arthur Critchlow spent , couple Of
days this week at his ranch on Piece
ance. He came In from there yester-
day and left on the evening train for
Maher, Montrose county, where he
has large tract Of very fine farm
land. Mrs. Critchlow, who has been
In Salt Lake City all winter, will join
him at Maher As soon as he has his
new house comprehensive eveille.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
BUFoRD BRIEFS.

Spring fever Is epidemic. Watch
out!
Mrs. J. w. G. Shepherd will be
home about the first Of June.
The melodious voice Of the frog Is
once more heard in .de pond" a
Farm work has started, with .
bright outlook for abundant crops.
Billy Pyle is herding cattle on
South Fork for Bills Bros. and Ed
WILDER.
Roads are drying fast and, II the
present weather continues, will soon
be dusty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bulge and
family were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
F. Dunn Sunday. ..
The tourist season Is opening early
this year. Levi Ward has young
medical student from the East.
J. Martin Paulson has been reno
waiting the interior furnishings Of
Commissioner Shepherds cottage.
w. r. Gibson and his bride, form
erly Of North Fork, are now settled
in their new home ut Randolph, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Peltier called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LakAmp and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lutkiewicx Sunday.
Sam Hines has purchased about
60 or 10 head Of cattle from AL
Ellison, which he will add to his
other herd.
The south slope tributaries to the
North Fork will soon be on the RAM
page. Even now there Is very pre-
ceptable increase In their now. y
W. L. Wakeman will leave fol
Baer river shortly, whore he wishes
to try the springs as cure for rheu-
matism, from which he has suffered
for some time.
Sunday was the first tropical day
of the season in this neck Of the
woods, and many people were out
riding and driving and enjoying the
balmy air and brilliant sunshine.
v. Guthrie is getting ready for his
departure North. He will leave for
Montana In the early summer, going
overland by wagon. He intends to
pass through the Yellowstone Park.
G. M. 8.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

J. L Mediation went over to Grand
river the flrst Of the week and pur-
chased Percheon coming
two next fall The horse has been
running out, causing him to look ,
little rough Just now, and Uncle Jim"
says he would little rather people
wouldn't see him at present. Wait
until the present owner has had him
for short time and it's THE HER
AIDS prophecy that Uncle Jim's
colt will compare favorably with any
l.. the valley. $50.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

8. P. barron, vlce-presid and
general manager Of the American
Asphalt Association, with head
quarters at St Louis, came in from
the East last Friday morning and
left Saturday morning, accompanied
by Vim. r. Beck, local manager, for
Fruita. from which place they will
be driven to the mines below Rangely.
They expect tie be absent about ten
days or two weeks.-Rifle Telegram.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- General Land Once, Warrington, D. O.,
March ., 1904. Notice IL hereby given that
sealed bids directed to the Commissioner OF
the General Land Once will be received BY
Land ONCE, Glenwood springs, Colorado,
up to and including the II day Of May, 1901,
for the purchase of 10000 IT., B. NJ, OF dead
standing and dead down timber, to be cut
and taken from . certain tract Of unsnrweyed
acres, located In the eastern portion Of
Block l.. District !, Division II, White River
Forest Reserve, Colorado. No bid Of less
than Sl9o par u. IT,, B. y. will be considered
each bid. Payment for the timber purchased
must be made to the Receiver In full within
% days from date Of notice Of award thereof,
or may, II the bidder 70 elect 1t the time Of
making bid, be made IN three equal INSTALL
rom .ech date: The purcS.ser vii b AIS =,
qu1red to utilize ali dead timber in the path
q TIE quitting. both standing and down,
fof any grade q lumber. down to q diameter
be done In compliance with the rules and
regulations governing forest reserves and
under the direction Of the Supervisor In
charge Of the Reserve, who will fully explain
Contract and bond for compliance with the
rules will be required. Timber on valid
mining and other claims IL exempted from
sale. Purchasers failing to remove timber
awarded within one year from date OF notice
Of award forfeit purchase money and the
right to timber unremoved. unless an ex.
tension Of time is granted. Timber unsold
may be purchased on application therefor
within one year without further advertise
ment. The right to reject any and all bidsis
reserved.
tals-ms II d. ''ArA1' Ae''ns commissioner
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

r. w. Finley In experiencing the
quarterly joys Of being county COM
missioner. 1t requires four modes Of
conveyance to reach the Peak now;
viz, carriage, mud boat, sleds and
snowshoes, to say nothing Of walking.
Craig Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

A. E. johnson moved his family to
Axial basin last week 80 he could be
ut home part Of the time and still be
close to his work. Mr.. johnson has
been constructing the Hulett 4 Tor
renee ditch and 1t is reported that he
10 doing highly satisfactory job. 1t
Is understood that he will get 1t COM
pleted this month.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

David Utley Of Williams Fork was
making purchases In town Saturday.
David claims, from the most reliable
inside Information, that the railroad
has 'shied" Bear river and will wind
Its snakey trail adown the Fork
Craig Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

T, G. Olwin, brother of Mrs. C. W.
Wolfenbsrger. left Tuesday morning
for st. Louis where he will probably
enter the employ Of the Frisco Sys-
tenn. Tebe says Colorado is all right
but he couldn't overcome the banker
ing deep down in his heart for ''old
Missouri"
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The Ulntah reservation will be
opened March LIST II there ia no fur
ther mopksying with dates. That
time will be = good one, allowing set
tiers plenty Of time to get on the
land and raise = crop the same year.
Castle Dale (Utah) Progress.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

DR.. French and william Keller
went to Grand Junction Sunday to
participate In the Elks jubilee held
In that city the first Of the week.
They returned home Wednesday
evening and report having had =
splendid time.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

E. G. Parsons, son Of M. X. Parsons,
the big western stockman, has been
appointed agent for the Stockgrowers
Corporation for Denver and is located
ut the Denver Union Stock Yards.
Denver Record Stockman.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Chas. Seymour of the J. w. Hugus
4 Co. was In town several days the
first Of the week. We are informed
that Mr.. Seymour made n trip to
Palisade with the object Of locating a
Husus store at that place.-Rifle
Telegram.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Mac. Russey returned from a three
weeks stay at Meeker Tuesday and
left Wednesday morning for Grand
Junction where he will visit short
time with his sister, Mrs. 8. w. Neal
Rifle Telegram.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

A surveying party took the field
yesterday at this point, and 1t may
now be said the first move has been
made looking to the construction of
the Rifie-Meeker railroad.-Bifie
Reveille.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

James Sheridan came down from
Glenwood last Sunday to look after
his business interests and visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hook. Mr..
Sheridan Just recently returned from
the old country.-Rifie Telegram.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Mrs. Ella Carnrike was granted a
divorce In the county court yesterday
on the charge Of extreme and re-
peated acts Of cruelty. She will
start for Idaho Monday morning.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Dan Stukey, IL advertising for bids
for freighting in from Wolcott 475
tons Of piping for the water works,
which will be put In At once. The
piping Is expected to be in Wolcott
by the 18th Of the month. This will
furnish employment for = number Of
men this season. Steamboat Pilot.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The warm weather Of the past few
days has caused the river to come up
and the water Is correspondingly
pof1y
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The boys about town used lot of
surplus energy last Saturday clearing
OF , patch Of ground near the school
house for base ball ground. Pro-
feasov Hopkins directed the work.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

I'm. pHantgen came home Sum-
day night from Telluride, having
seen continuous service, except for
short furloushs, since September 9Th,
1903. 10 Il home for good this time.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Bob Hendren expects to leave for
Boise city Monday morning preparn-
tory to fulfilling his bridge contract.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
Hay Ranch For Sale.

TO acres of land, 20 miles from
Meeker on Milk creek, near Thorn
burg battle ground. Cut 125 tons Of
hay last year. Good ranch buildings.
Also cattle, horses, machinery, etc.
Address D. D. Ferguson, Axial, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The citizens on Piceance creek
have called = meeting for an early
date to consider the building of n
private telephone line to connect
with the Rifle creek line.-Rifie Tele-
gram.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Palisade decided to incorporate by
a vote Of 81 to SO, April the 4th. A
sign, Of growth and advancement for
the little burg.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
Fine Ranch For Sale.

$50 acres of patented land. One of
finest ranches up the river. Outlet
on all sides to the beet public range
in Colorado. Will also sell stock If
desired. Address J. H. Lakamp,
Meeker, or this Office for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Marshal Nichols has had crew of
men At work for the past few days
cleaning out the bitches and beauti-
flying the streets. A number Of new
crossings are being put in.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

A daughter arrived ut the home Of
Mr.. and MrA Joseph Baldauf on Sat-
urtiay, April Q. And 10 we grow.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The many friends Of r. b. Scott
will be glad to learn that he is able
to be about again after his recent &C.
we're attack Of pneumonia.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Tho young people Of the M. E.
church held . social last night At the
tosas r. r. WEIGH.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured.

was troubled with distress in
my stomach, sour stomach and vom-
iting spells, and can truthfully say
that Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me.-Mrs. T. ".
Williams, Laingsburg, Mich. These
tablets are guaranteed to cure every
case of stomach trouble Of this
character. For sale by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Colon Patterson Of South Fork was
in town yesterday. 'PAt" 10 very
busy just now farming and getting
ready for = number Of improvements
which will take place up his way this
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

w. E. Simpson In improving his
residence property on Third street
mateEisily by substituting stone paw
ing for the old board walk.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Fred Mobely of Three Springs was
in town Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Commencing April srd. Sunday
Laundry rates from Rifle to Glen.
wood and return, $1.25.
The Colorado Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Lorin Clark
Wednesday afternoon.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

H. ]. Hay came up from Rangely
Saturday. He had been ewsy for
yearly two months and was mighty
glad to be at home once more.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16

Worlds Fair rates to st. Louis and
return. April 18th to November 10Th.
Season tickets, round trip go 90
e0-day % I: 80 %
The Colorado Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
HOME NEWS.

Ike Baer came In from the outside
Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-16
Advent of the Auto.

The Colorado Automobile company
shipped over machine Thursday
and their representative, J. A. Carl
son, has been exciting the envy of the
people Of Glenwood by driving
around 20 noislessly the last few days.
The name Of the auto is the Cadillac,
and 1t is certainly q beauty.
Mr.. Carlson will take the machine
to Rifle and by making some test
trips to Meeker intends to prove the
ability Of the machine to take the
place Of the stages now in use. II
they are successful, Mr.. Harp thinks
Of substituting them between Rifle
and Meeker, which speaks volumes
for Mr.. Harp's progressive spirit
Glenwood Post.