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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
STORY OF A GRACIOUS LIFE.

Perhaps YOU never heard Of Or.
Nrouson friend OF humanity Of New
York
Ills name never got into the sound.
ing trumpet of fame IIc was. not
quoted as authority by newspaper in
trryiows. lie did not read learned pa.
pcrs or make speeches nor pose as
benefactor. nor steal fortune.
when he died fifteen thousand peo
pie came &c his funeral, most of
whose eyes were dimmed by tears.
His deal body was attended by
'hiriy.six rall bearers. every one of
whom owed his life to the skill and
patience ct this good physician. Be
hind the hcarsc walked men, almost
every one Of whom was personally
indebted 10 his ministry. A great host
Of men. women and children in car
riages each nursing a personal sor-
row for the dead. followed in car.
riagcs and on foot
Or Aronson was never a "promi.
ncnt man during his life time and
the newspapers did not say very
much about his death.
He was q plain, unprctcntious, big
hearted doctor Of the East Side.
His entire life was given to others.
1t is said that his greatest delight
was TO find a case where cruel
landlord was forcing a poor tenant
to the wall. write a check for the rent
and stop the ejectment. In order, as
he put il, to see real happiness in
the face of the one relieved"
lnheriting small property, Dr.
Aronson fitted himself as physi.
clan from the pure motives of service.
lie made special study of lung dis
eases and studied under Koch at Ber-
lin and elsewhere. Returning to New
York he opened a hospital. at his own
expense fer consumptives in the poor
est part Of the city.
"A mans life is short at best" he
often said. 1T would be an easy mat.
ter to make the world happy, and our.
selves, if each of us would do his
duty"
A glimps at the character of this
heroic man
Some years ago poor woman con.
tracted blood poisoning. She was re-
fused treatment by physicians because
of the risk. The night DR.. Aronson
heard of her case ne was dressing
to 30 to his brothers wed ling. lie
was told The woman would die if
she were not operated upon in two
hours lie threw off his dress suit.
hurried to the womans bedside and
performed a successful operation.
The sequel was this
\ few days afterward the kind
hearted doctor was taken down with
blood poison-contracted at the op-
Grafton. Hundreds of people came 10
inquire about him. Scores of people
knelt together in the open air around
his doorstep and prayed for his recov,
cry.
Small wCudcr when this good Sa-
maritan dlot the poor Of the East
Side wept
why re,cll the story?
Because It is worthy to be told
this real siCry-as that of Victor Hu.
COS story of the good bishop.
Because the world hears so much
OF wrong doing and so little OF good
ness.
Because the world wants stories
about brave good men
Because the name of Dr. Arunson
deserves a better place in the worlds
memory trat It has been given
Because such gracious life is
challenge . every impulse of kind.
ness.
Because when you have read this
story-told in fragments-you may be
moved, in some respect at least, to
SO and do likewise.
-Os.p---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02

II is alleged that while Dennis
Flynn and Governor Ferguson were
dining together recently at the Mar.
anette Club in Oklahoma City the
former dele gate was talking about
his Europeen trip and made comment
upon a suit of clothes that he had had
made in ~ gland while visiting there.
He remarked that though the coat
6t him there II was now way too
small Well. Dennis" remarked the
governor you know YOU are a great
deal larger man in Oklahoma than
you are IL England, anyway"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
I. q. &. w.

International Brotherhood of Elec
trical Workers, Lodge No. 4OG, meets
every Friday evening At Union hall
L. VI. PARKER, President.
\ 4. HOLCONB. L. Sec'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
Ardmore, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1905.

II Andrew Carnegie really wants to
die poor man he should get real
large political bee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02

Any erroneous renecuon upon the
character and reputation OF any per
aon which may be printed in the Ard
uureite. or any article based on re-
sorts that are false, will be gladly cor
Tected II brought to the attention OF
hs publisher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
Ardmore Prices.

Cotton sold on n streets today for
1890 to 10 80. Seed cotton 325.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02

About the only thing q woman is in
II hurry 10 pay saSk NJ vsE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
MARKET REPORTS
(ey L. z Guillot q GO. members .oi
New Orleans Cotton ExchangeJ
COTTON MARKET.

Ardmora. Nov. 2.'-The following
are the quotations for today:
LiverpooI Eutufes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02

Baily ArdmOrelte 5o cts. per month
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-02
New York Futures.
spots and Sales.
New Orleans Futures.
Open High Low Cloae
Spots and Sales.
GRAIN.

spots 10 l3-lj
Sales 800,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
2on0oltCr g iigcn Il.

&un0om 2l. Sui. - Sic &uu.
0oner Wtorgcn5citmaCn bcunrlbigcn
iih tart iibcr oen plobihcn Ont.
ibluB ocS G5orCn, adilcr @ilbclm ill
bcillhcn. 2Iue Gorrelponbentcn liiNcn
bcilGIliQ iibcrcinltinlnlcn0, ooB Der
ocutidc &oiicr 0cll 9Initob gob Gine
gar mertluilroigc @eldihtc miro aus
NriiiicI bcrhtct. Gie Oortigc Sci.
hlna nEctit Nlcu" bcbouptct 0oB
S0nig Scopol0, ais cr fiirjIih nic
Gommer nm Die Wtittcl Sur Nclcltj.
Qung bon 9Intuerpcn crIudtc, bon
ben EorItcllunNcn WroBbritounicn'S
lcb leitcn IicB Dob 9elgien bel cincm
bcutlh fron5olii6en &rie9c, Oclica
,QtogIidfcit ole WtoroftoIruge ia nnbC
gcriidt babe, sum ShluhtlcIo &C.
mu6t pcrOcn t0nntc.
" @eitcrc GrmittelunQ en-
Ger o9lilOtiitten Yrciie."
@crlin, 81. Suli. - 28ic Die
D2liociirtc Ercile" ierner oiii5icQ cr.
ldbrt, bcgob lcb Der &dilcr 81 DER
,3ulunmCnillt rpobl Dorbcrcitet, ulrr
cine eOcntucllc tSragc 81 lagen, odB
nod ieincr U}cinlmg Soilcr gtifolul9
cine ponitdnoigc 8eritGn0igunQ unb
gIu5lobmHg nit ocn un3ulric0cnen
3bciIen ieinc5 8olfe5 mr ourd, Csc.
lpGbrlmg BON RcIormen 3u NcNc
bringcn t0nntc. Die octtidDe Hegic
rung bat Gin $ntcrciie onron, ooS
Nobborlon0 III 6rieOcn ltno Nobl
ltuno 5u le6cn, 0cm ole oeutiben ia
britonten ridten lire Blide mad oem
rlllliiden Actde tilr eine groBe @ra
meiterung iGrc9 S>anoels in Der 3ll.
filnit. Ger ocutide aoiier iudt Dor
2lllem 5lt pernle0cn, 0aB Die Hulien
o0er 9ln0erc OCntcn tonnien, CT gcbe
aus eigencm 2Intriebe GorldlGge in
Uc5ug allf 9iuBln0's lnncre 9lngcle
genbeiten. Gr tbltt oas uicbt, ionoern
miro ieine perionlihcn 2lnIi6tcn mtr
oann ousiprcdcn lucnn er 0arunl be.
frogt lperocn ioQte. llCber bic rliii.
lhe Siiitntipn lit ct Dollitonoig I'M
terridlet uno er mag mobl i'm Stonoc
iein, ocnl aoiier NifolauS Ebotiohen
ino oercn 6olaerungen mit3rtbcilcn,
Die ocm G5orcn nod unbefannt icin
oiiriten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
SraaildDcS NadJipiel eincr Gr,tlid)rn
llnierlnd,nna.

9tem Dorf, 81. onli. @eo.
@ Sclueiicu, Ieit Iicben 'yubrcn &or
ite6cr Der aiiilcnrettltngSItntion 5u
Spring Sofe, RS, itiirBtc bcutc
toot nieoer, alS er gcra0e i'm Gin.
fIonge nit ocn neuen Jlegulutionen
bon eincn 9Ir3te lmteriudt llno for.
perlif toltgIid beiitnoen lppr0en
mar. Or. 8ooO, Der llnterIud)unqS.
9Ir5t, ia9te ibm nod boq5ogener lin.
teriudung: sd miinIde, id) pGre
cines 10 longen 2ebenS iider, luie sic
es iin0." Senneiiep mari iidJ Itol5 in
Die 9rltlt, uno 0ieie 5bot mar icine
Iebtc. Gr Itiir5te nit 9Iut aus icinem
Wiun0c berpor1ucllcno 3lt 8ooen uno
mar in iiini Viinrten cine 2cihe. Hod
g(ngobe oeS g(r3tes mar Gin Ylhtitur5
Die IoOesuriahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

CAB obnc @eitere$ 5euer. Die critic
aligel trof Srou @riliin in Den 9lrm,
Ole 5rueitc ourhbobrte ibr Ser5. Die
on0eren Feripnen ocriltdten. 5u emit
iIiebcu, muroeu ieooh bon oemDforos
bubcn periolgt mo nieOergelhoilen.
Minnie @riiiin lit in oen Solntertopf.
Eotrid Cooling in Die Seite oeS
aopieS Qetroiien. Gie 8rnoe OeS
NotcrS lit Die1eidIt tootlih, glls Der
Wi0roer giodybarn aui onS @ous 5is
ellen lab, 5eridmeiterte er -ph ben
aopf nit Der lcbten allgeI. melhe er
in iclnem Reuolper bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

3lu0Ii Wiculbcnlebcn UcrIorcu mo
100000 SAB petroleum ppu
Dem gcirdBiQcn Glcmcut Oer5cbrt.
-- Sin 8Iibihlog bic llrlotbc. --
Ger Gp6 Oe3 Gr.arieasletrctGr}
2omout. Moraen iin6ct bic
@ccrOilru9 Itatt. ~ S6reden3.
that einc3 GumfcnboIoeS in
Chicago. Fl06Iidber Zoo eine3
0cro0c bon cinem 9l3tc ferngc,
Juno crtldrten @enmteu. - 0aS
Qrlbc 6icber in 9ten 0rIeou8.
Stumble, Ger. 2l. %ull. -
Tiiuf 9icNcr limo ourh eiucu Eetros
lcumbronO luuactonmelL mcIdcr ges
ilern ourcb ciucn 9libidlug mll ocm
Gi1cutbluu Der ,Ecro9 Oil SO" Cnir
itdno nn0 bcutc nod i'm @ungc lit.
GS criltirt mcnig 9IuSlht, ooB OoS
6clcr crlodcn miro, 10 lunQc Scr
ans 100000 Sob GctrolCm be
itcbcn0c r$nbuIt Der eff OeIbcbdItcr
ser Gompo9uie nid)t total 5erlt0rt 1T.
Nln0crtc pon 9Irbeitcrn, lUcld)c in
3clten lllp0 Soilttcn auf 0clr OclicIOc
ino oboohloa aenor0cn
mO mIBtcn Elm llntcrtnmnlcn IN bic.
Tiger Stoot hlhen.
Nolrltom Ger, 81. SuIi. - &m
@on5cn limo, ioneit crlHitteIt 1T
Npoll Oicnhcn ourh oa9 Scuer ali
ocm SuubIc SeIiclo umgctonncn,
olIcin Ole gtnncn Der Opier fonnen
niht in Grluhritng gebrnbt mer0cn.
Die llnQIildlidlcn mlr0cn oui tbrcr
GIu6t bon Scr 0rdnoltitte bon oen
Ilouuncn ibcrlpGltigt. Die olcruS
Oil So" pcrmcigcrt ollie Wlittbeihm.
gen iibcr ibrc &erhliie. SodDperitGu-
oiNc id)Gbcn .soob Den 99ertb Der pcr.
Iorcncn 100000 Sob 0cl oui
500, 800. Scr Gcrhtlt an Elunp-
Wiuuleicln, OcIbeboItcrn uim.
oiiritc wcitcrc $50, 900 ooer mcbr be.
truQcn.
0ic llnlgttonntenen limo Ocnl9er-
ncbmcn nuh l0mmtlih 9tcgcr uno
luorcu I'M 0icnitc OcrGompugnie nit
Ocm @cf0npien Der ,SInmncr be
id)0iti1t 9lllh 43 OtouIclcl fonOen
ibrCn 600 IN 6en 5lonlnlc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Qunlunt'S Sub.

NO bingtom 0.G. q. rSnIi.
--- Scr iingirenoc Sriea9icfrctGr ".
2. OIioer erlieB bcltc 0ie iibIide off.
5icIIc 9Infiin0iguug be3iigIi6 ocS &c.
tern 81 U'ilbroot 0utdleB GoilntD,
R y, eingetretencu Sooea 6e9 lriis
bcrcn &ricgSicfrctdr5 Goniel 2. 60.
mont uuo oroncte Die iIbIiden gbrun,
gen ocS @eo1dtnilc5 0c3 8erltorbc'
men an. Sr. 2umont mar betountlih
EripntlcfrctGr oe9 ErGitocnten GIcuc.
Iun0 uno unter 0cilcn 5lueiter 9lOmi.
niitrotion arieq$ictrctdr.
Sunomid, 9}-&., a. Suli. -
Gr ErGliocnt @roUer Gleuelono rciitc
bcllte bon bier nah Utilbroof, nm Der
@ccroiGllno ieinc5 6rclInoeS &onont
bcBlnuobnen.
Hongbtcepiic, q y, 81.
,5lli. Die @ceroiglug ocS in Der
lcBtcn y}udlt ploblidj geltorbenen Gr.
6rlc19 8dnlel =. Sunont
iinOtt am Otittpod 0littag bon Der
&nlnont lhen Wobmmg 81 Diillbroot
aus ltott Die lteberreite lperoen uui
Der oMooOlmpn Cemetery" 5ur Hubc
gcbcttct.
Sr. Sunont mar am 3. Jcbrlor
1851 IN Gortlonobile. H..D., acborcL
.Diomete lid 5uerit Der SSournajiitit,
mar 1853 Erioaticfrctdr oC5
Erolioenitn Glepeluno llno Ullroe
inter GlcpeIono'9 5meitcr N0mini.
Itration ariegsletretdr. Gr mar 0icc'
Erdli6ent Der o@tortbern Rucliir
@obn" H. Dircftor ir nuocrCn 9abn
lmo 0ontunternebmcn. Ger @er'
itorbene binterldBt ieinc Nitmc un0
}Dei Sohier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

(n 2oogemooo, RS, lit i'm
SulIle ieiner Sdrueiter Der befunnte
SSlriit uro Siltoriter :. Seruep Goot
aus 5ilbfiu Sunoing, T..Y., im 9llter
uon IS Sobren oerlhieoen. Ser olte
6err mar cine 9lutoritdt in o1en ouf
0en Hepolutiou9frieQ be5ilgIihen
Suhcn rmo mar cin ,SrelIno uno
ShlOiengenolie bon 2lIton =. Barter
mo Er1lioent Wtainleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

9tcm OrIeunS, 2l. SuIi. -
Die Siaot5. Snnitdtsbeboroe beItloB
IN ibrer belltigen Sibung, ooB Die
ldOtide 5ouitdtsbeboroe einen tdgs
lihcn 9eri6t iiber Die 5ooesialle uno
Grfrantungen an geIben 6ieber nit
glnadbc Der Solller. in luelhen lib
oieielben ereigneu perolientlihea
iol SIN @on5en lin6 bis 5ltm heuti.
gen Iutm II Grtraufllngen ltno 6
Iooe8l1ac on Der Setde bier einge.
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Gic prGdJtiscn FOrt Gcpolit. nnb
ycttertuu GrfnrIipucu.

SerrI6e Stenerie'n Senr9S Nni9len,s Sie
bic gluQclt NidIts toninli Dem Gu6ducbnilnu'
8ibcr gIei6 9ieiietton III ciu pcpltdrer |lab.
q tobc tcue Soicls. glae5 Gtbnlei Jlube mo
Comfort Sic feiniten peuie bennseu oiefe
gIusiliige Heuer G6neloampier "Susdues
bunnp. Sober 3icnun. Sonnerii1g II. Gnnp
tag hm 1 libr 9iadmtiogs, 8iidfuuft I'M
u llbr ghcnos. Wiitnppds mo Snniings
nm ll6r Borm. ]iiidfunii nm ilbr glbcuos.
Witttpobs gluefiqe getaten u GtInoe glnis
cutbnlt in Bort 8cpuiit 5nm Nelndb bet prdb'
tiaen gtnlagcn hes sEpmesSnitiiutS. 51br'
furicn 5Oc. lFabBelen soc.
Suni23 I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

0eue peIcbe ndtt oem Speifen ltrbebneer
empfnoen elm Gietnbl nrn 8oaheit uno
Schpere bdbcn uno neihe bdutig finoen. odb
bic Nubruu0 nuibIdbeno uno fdlmer5eno ruie
Elm Cbiucrcs Scpicht In her WlugeHarube bdnat.
uoer luelbc Icocu on Nerophnn inHerl6en
9dnorr6uioen 0uubIhliaiett I'm aopte fairem
mulcn llcbcltel SoobrcHueH aopffpeb @b.
icbcu Dor NubruHn, aaiiaem auffioRen, finfen'
ben ober fntieruoeu SeHfdttoneu In eiEer Iies
aenoen Sienlmp. Sh,uinoe BET ploeIhsm anfs
ftcbcn Iupieu pher @epeben eor ben Guaen,
Gcbcr uno oumpiem SChmer5 i'm Ropfe, man.
gelbufier Shmeibahionberung, @elbbett bsr
Suut uuo glnaeu SCbmer5 In Der Setis Bruft,
ben Slicberu uub plobltfeu Stee aHfduen.
touteH Ctlde EuieH aebrdudheu bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Baltimore WGb, 9icnNag, Den 25. Sn 1905.

I'm 0iplonlotildcn &rcilcn crrc0t
Die Wtonorhcn @cQclnnA Iclblts
rcOcno oo3 Nr0Btc lNucrciic uuo %cr-
nnrbmacn oorilbCr ln0 al Der Sus
ocaor0mmg. &m 9lllNcmeiucn Itinmt
man hobin ilbcrcilt, 0oB Ole 3ulun1-
ncnfltnit inn Sntcrcllc oc1 6rcoen3
obocbolten mlr0c. lluicr ioIhcu Ni.
plnmotcn pclhc tCinc bconocrc
,IrclnOlboit fir 2cDtihlon0 bcAcL
III man IN scr Nnnohmc NcnriNt boB
aoiicr 98ilbclm cine Hlllion5 nit 9llB
lon0 onbo6nen m0dtc, mn Ocn Elon
Gnalnnh'S, 8eutltono }ll iiolircn
5ll 0urtbfrcuSen. TCrncr 1luubt man
oud,, DOB nicIcjdt QcQcniciti1c
Shrittc 5unl Sdutc Oc9 uIonurd)i
ihcn SOltcma bclprodcu pur0cn
uno oob &oilcr Mjlbclm ioIdc
Shrittc iiir miinihcnMucrtb crohtct,
mcil cine &crbrcihmQ Ger rcnotItioz
ndrcn llnrubcn bon RuBj0u0 nod
0cuiiblono niht uu9QcihIoiicn lit,
Sin bicli0C$ 9IodmJtuQoblott ci-
tirt eincn bcrncrIcn2ucrtbcu 9Irtitcl
Der ,@erliucr Folt" mclhcr ouocutct,
6oB iid GSrontrcid)'@ Grclnohuit iiir
MuBlono obgetiiblt bat OoB oic r>d-
lid iron5oiildc 2IliuB ibrT &(lrllo.
ilm0 nobe it, ln0 ooB llh in 9tubz
lono cine StimnunQ }u @umtcn ei.
nca NiinOnilic& nit QUuldlauo inn.
mCr @obu bridt
(SpGttr.) - Der Gjor lit nod
EctcrboI 5uriidoctcbrt.
$ 5ofmori1oIl @roi @rcu.
fcr0orff9 @crjdt.
8etcr8burn 2l &uIi Sof.
moriboG @roi @rcnfcnoori peroi=
icntliht ioIgcnocn 9criht jbcr Die
3ulnnlnlentlInft:
,llm 10 llhr am 9lbcnO oC3 %.
&uli unfcrtc Ole 0cltlhc Sallcriodt
n&obeIBollCrn" n0bc 0cr rlnlildcn
aoiicriotht oFoIorltcru" bel Der G{n.
icl Niocrfoe. Soiicr MiI6Icm murhc
in @cQlcitumQ 0c3 Frin5cn 9Ilbcrt BON
Shlc9lpi1. .0olItcin un0 onbcrcr Otit
0licoCr Icinc9 @cIoIQc$ nod Dem 30
lnritcrn" gcrll0crt 2Uuf Dem &crbcd
ocllelbcn iultr0c cr pom Hntler 9tllo.
Iun3 ln0 Dem 0}ruBfirltcn Wlihocl
entplongeu. 9ioh Sem 9Iu9toltld
porncr @cNriiBnn9cn inlpi}irtc Der
ociticbc aoiier Die Gbrcmuod)c, Ioluic
Die Utonnldolt Der ,{odt. Die Wijt
aliC0cr 0c9 @clolgc9 lpltrocn in6luis
idcn eiuonocr Doracltcllt unb Damn
bcNobcn lid 0ic Soiler IN ocn SoIon
I'm # llbr gtodt2 bcglcitctcn Suilcr
Nitoluu2 umo 0jroBliirit Ntidoel hcn
aoiicr Milbclm nn Noro Oe5 $50
bcn5oQcrll" 100 tic bis i.3O Morgcn5
blicbcn."
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WtarternDe
Wagelt=
S6mcr3en!

Serreu Hob~ao Go.
Bertbe 0erreu: 9t FEMME stuer Sef4dfts'
mauu nui bcr Snfette Der gtnot oer felt 5db'
reu frdrftib mar uub mnrterube WSn9er'
S6mcrleu Htt Ite Eoeioreu BON Brot. 9d'
cobb dblpdrts bis ait nuoerH beim Subero,
Iountcu tueoer eiue beiluue er3lelen. nod au1
ionnteu lie auCb uur faaeH mas eS tir etue
Nrdntbet lei. 0or eiutqeH 9ubreu treuafe
ucu Sehditsfreuuo ben atluHttfheu Ccedn,
uH ocutTde aer3te an ConiuIttreu, uber obne
SrioIe. Sd fprdd in ielnem store reaelHdBta
IN 3luiibcnrdumeH bon eiutaen Wlnndten bot
uno borie ibn ieiH 1eib er5dbleu 9r fdais. &c
Ie lpdbreno feneS Ietnenoeu 3utt1uoes nte'
mails im Siduoe ieiHe 5peiieu i'm Wdgeu 3ii
bebnlien uno 3u aeluiien 3eten babe er mat
teruoe WInaeu SdHerleH. ote etue Stnnoe ooer
lnilaer dnbtelten mdbreno btefer Wnidue 'et &c
Dor SCbmerS iilulus. tcubrehe Stible etc, uHo
miifie pdbreno hieier 3eit fen Seithdft dnt'
aehen. Speiieu beben uiemnls lduger IN iet.
tem W'npen ais cine pdlhe Stuuoe. 1aralt1
tprddb th nddl elmer Rdue bon tS Wlnrdfen,
iuiehcrIinl bot uno AT netHeut @rnuHeH mar
mctn 6elddtSireunh ntdbt uir nm 9eber Ions
ocrn CT fab nob uHo munter aus. 9n eriun'
otptc midi nab icincm 9efnoeu unh CT anb
m,r sur slntiuort bdB CT lett Idnler ais etnent
Sdbr irobl llnh muifer iei unb nm 40 Btuno
an abrpergepihi 5ueenoninIen babe. 91
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11
To Be Mustered Out.

Lieutenant George Aicher has re-
ceived orders from military head
quarters authorizing him to muster
out Troop d.
This action is taken in view Of the
fact that the term Of enlistment Of
the original members Is about to ex-
pire and there are not enough new
members to keep the troop up. to the
minimum standard Of membership.
Many Of our citizens will regret to
see Troop d pass out Of existence.
It was fine military organization ct
its best.
Our young men and others should
get together and organize an athletic
association to take the place Of the
military organization.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11
Notice Of Sale by Public Trustee.

Whereas Eliza W. Pedrick and r. N. Ped
rtck ~ White River. in the county of Rio
Ri.nco. state Of COLORADO, did, BY their GER
fnin deed al trust. dated December 2ith,
iisfi' and recorded on the bth day Of Janu-
~ iWN IN the ONCE Of the clerk and
coS,ier n s,.ad RIO RIanco county, In book
N Al ~ e YsN Of the records Of said county,
rCn WV Ia the Public Trustee Of said Rio
Rlanco county, the foilovipS described real
esfSfe IN add Rio BlnncO county to-wft;
T0ts one N. TWO ta). three tSI and four IA
ii section four "a. in township two t3j
north Of range ninety eight NSj west 9th
p NJ with All fmnrOvemenfs thereon and
Ali ditch and Wafer rfuhts appprtaininR
Thereto. Tor the purpose 81 securing the pay.
rnsnt n theft cortain nrOmisaOry note Of
swan date. fnr the rrinc{Dai sum Of fjfteeu
hundred dOilarr. uaynbie 10 the order OF
M - Carrie i,OtiEof1 RrOwn i've wears after
date. With inherent Thereon At the rate Of
Ten mar cent ,,er nnnuri. interest pnyabIe
ann,snilv n svidencefi nv fiye couptn notes
attnchod 10 and made a part OF said princi-
nj NOTE. snd. -
PWhere.s N n nrovtbed I'm snid deed of
tr,Ist that In cnse X Siefnui IL in the payment
OF snid note or the Interest thereon. or in
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11
A Another New Enterprise.

The Mitchell Manufacturing and
Irrigation company is the title OF .
new corporation just organized In
Meeker, with capitalization Of 800, :
600. The purposes Of the company
are to handle the inventions Of l. G..
Mitchell, and manufacture and sell
the Mitchell Hydraulic Engine and
other machinery also, to buy, irri-
gate and sell land.
The officers for the first year will
be:
R. s. Ball, president.
1. g. Mitchell, vice president and
general manager.
F. N. JoHantgen, secretary.
Lee Peterson, treasurer.
G. Moulto,,, r. 8. Ball,
1. g. Mitchell, F. N. JoHantgen,
George Aicher and Lee Peterson.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11

Ing declaring TINT said note Is due and that
the principal of said note Is still unpaid,
as we'll as the interest md taxes thereon as
Aforesaid, nnd demands the said Public
Trustee to forthwith advertise and sell said
promises for the purpose OF paying the In
dehtedness secured thereby md the taxes
Aforesaid and NIL costs and expenses of max.
ing such sale and attorneys fees In cnse of
foreclosure and sale, amounting to c;
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF said APP
plicatton and demand. notice ~ hereby
given that thu undcrsiE,nsd, AZ Public MI;
1t the hour OF II O'Clock In the forenoon, on
Tuesday, the l4th day OF November, !90'. a.
the front door Of the court house, in the
town OF Meeker, county Of Rio Blanco, state
Of Colorado, sell the above described real
estate and improvements thereon to the
highest and hest bidder for cash, for the
purpose Of paying said note and the interest
due thereon to date Of sale, together with
the cost Of executing this trust.
JNO. A. WATSON,
County Treasurer and Public Trustee Of the
County of Rio BlhncO and State Of Colo
RADIO.
son Brown. oli-nll
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11

ownership of the light and water
plant In that town accOmplishes:
Income from water works for past
quarter $2,2O7.l& Income from cleo
trio light plant for the month OF Sep
tember S285 81. This latter was the
profit from the light plant for one
month, when the expenses were
u, lS666 Municipal ownership in
Silverton pays all expenses In main
tanning local government and there
are no local taxes on property In Sill
yertOn,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Ellen 3. Wolcott, Deceased:
administrator Of the estate of Ellen y. VOL
colt, late OF the county of Rio Blanco, in
the state OF Colorado, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the
county court of said county, ut the court
house in Meeker In said county, Mt the Sep
TENDER term, 1905. on the last Monday In
November next, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notf-
fed and requested to attend for the purpose
Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the under
signed. :.
A. D., 1905. O. H. WOLCOTT,
o2l-nll Administrator.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-11-11

Colonel s. B. Scboltz, Inspector
General n. G. c., and Captain ]. b.
Goodman, Qusrtermaster N. @. c.,
spent several days in town this week
on duties connected with mastering
out Troop ID. Colonel Scholtx says
that 1t Is likely troop will be organ
Used at Colorado Springs to take the
place Of the late REORGANIZATION.
There Is plenty Of material to draw
from there.