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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
PERSONALS.

DON'T BURY Y QUIZ MONEY I N "A SOCK
to stny awake thinking about burglars.
Deposit It in THE III RST NATIONAL
BANK, Richmond, Va, and go to sleep
with the knowledge that It is safe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

FOR RENT. ON BROAD STREET. OPP
posite Chimborazo Park, handsomely
furnished room; either lady or gentlc-
man. Address B. zoe. this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR VIR-
ginia: staple line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions SIS
weekly advance; permanent to right
man, II, G.. FARLEY CO.. . Detroit,
Mich. .#'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
ROOMS FOR RENT.

CLAY ST., W., 11o-FOR RENTING
large furnished rooms with BATH and
porch on same floor Apply ITO West.
Y Clay .$s a{its3 y .f55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

FRANKLIN ST.. e. N6-PERMAiyENT.
h transient and table boarders: Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, SUMMER I. BoARDERs, 2Al
miles from station; fresh vegetables
ton apply to Miss SADIE TR1cE. Fred
erick Hall. Louisa county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

MARSHALL ST, E., no-BoARDIN9,
central location; one and half blocks
from Murphy's Hotel; termsS reasonable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

FOR 3RENT-LARGE, BRIGHT LNFuR-
family. Address s No. 7isM East Gay St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
REAL EsTATE-F For Rent,

FOR RENr-FouARoOM COTTAGE
fully furnished on Chesapeake Bay,
with sailing fishing, etc.; Sl5 per. month;
boats free For particulars address II.
w r. DEACON. Cheritonl Va. 3 .E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

sAUER,s EXTRACTS GIVE YOU RE-
suits where others fall.
SAUER'S EXTRACTS $s HAVE XXI tn p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, AN ExPERl T1NCI5D NURSE.
Apply at once, 800 South Third Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

MAIN ST., p. I, EOS. MRS. CROUCH s.
Y Wanted occupants for one large, airy
room; also table boarders. 4. 5lA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

STORE-HOUsE AND 81 NICE 3 iRESi-
denca at Howardsyllle Albemarie
county, Va; hne stand for mere G, ,1,,.
business. Address ). a. CuHp' schuy-
Ter, Va.
ron RENT--NIcELY FURNIsHED 10 TO-.
room house suitable for poa adSa W
ba,h rooms ms leased BY the year or longer,
Il desired; terms moderate, az z, Main
Street lF5s3 s65 AZ s5il .1g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, f SUMMER 30 AR3DERS s.
4 Country homeynear the famous Goshen
Sulphur and Iron Waters. Address Mr..
& B, F. GLENDYE, Goshen, Va. 4, 81 3.2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

LARGE, COOL ROOMS. 5NICELYd FUR.
nlshed, $1.00 per, day, with. board. Ia
East Twenty-flfth Street, New York.
Mrs, j. C.. tHASBROUCK. 5;{. 3 a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

1NGLTstDB 40 MILES FROM RICH
inond Amelia county for rent 9u y \ Is,,,
II cd large, cool roomy house; shady , ia -
co,,veniefices m Tie place, Address NJ las
8B5eGoNsTiNE ANDERsO 800 u. Frank
lAiltl Street.. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
WANTED.

LAWN MOWERS, RUBBER HOSE. GRO
i"ouet and Hammockstsat YAuGflAN}S'
602 East Broad. 5i sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

THIRD ST. g.. ls-pECOND-sTORYi
front room for rent. furnished, with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

FOR 1908, FARM CONTAINING 400
acres, good land. and in high state Of
cultivation, ten miles from Richmoond;
good buildings good dwelling Of slg =
and mills: one mile OF postoffice; good
apple orchard; good pasture for hogs
and cattle Address 3. 7, y" 7os Eas'
Clay Street 3si5t4i5 +, 5tI l.4sl.. IL fRa.3t,45tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

BoARDERs-7os e. GRACE-PERh1A-
nent, transient and table Doarders;
81 room always for transient. Phone 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

| eAUERs EXTRACTS RECEIVED
highest award and medal Mt Worlds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16
HELP WANTED \ y J

WANTED TWo BOYS no GoN f J, 4 ! }
@ihome schools details on apFilSca9 q" ~
dress II. aD4t this ice. \. . : VI y Wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE
OF tools and some experience IS sales.
man to sell new wrench that VII! go At
city t H4NJ8sf4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, SALESMAN FOR RErAtI,h
experience and salary expected, Box i,
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

SALESMAN WANTED TO
sell grocers; permanent positions state
present occupation and salary expected
Los ANGELES CIDER Coz 81. Louis.
. -.H..,-asfr'. tIar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

GRANTEE BLOCK MAX ERsS, WA M S,l,,,' -
stendv work for eight. months % pp'St - -
3 NfSTf1ERWOOD'S G4UAISfeY " jIis N \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

WANTED, TO PURCHASE A sECoNp'
+ hand porcelain bath-tub, IN perfect orr
der; give lnl name and price, Address
b. 203, this office,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Wcprn Wilhclm Gail a%cltprbcn.

9As Ncru. Dort tontnnt oic mler-
inortctc Nod)ridt, Dab Sr. @corN
| Milbclm @uil ullf Der &cinrciic BON
0cutidlunO elmer Nllclrmonic crlcgrn
lit. ,Sn Dem straightforward bat BAL.
tinlorc cincn icincr tiidti8itcn mo cr-
iolgrcid)ltcn @clhditamdnncr, unlcr
0@elrtid)tbum cinen %icilcr bcltcn mo
Iicbcnamilroigiten Sobnc perIprcn,
Ciltcn Wtarm in Der pollen @coclltltn1
ocS Mortca. SiebcmmolicbiiA Sabre
bat CT 5llrildlcQen f0nncn mo lidJ bis
III lcln b0bc9 gIIter elmer lUlQcp0bn
llthell torpcrlidcn NilltEtcit un0 gel
ltl0cn Stride erirCucn 0iIrien. Nfit
nclln5ehn &nbren fam @uil pom @ic
Ben nad) Baltimore unO crrid)tCtc bier
cine Sili0le oeS @icBcncr @cih0it2,
Die lllIolgc Der energilhcu ulo mcit
ld)ollclOcn Seltlllg cinen WeltrllI Cr.
langtc. Scit Nubrcn bate lid Nr.
@oll bon Sen @cid)0itcu 5uriid0c5o-
gen ruto lcbtc Icincr 6urnilic, icinem
grobcn GrcnnOeStrciic lrro 0cmgSobl
tbln. Mo 6 gait. hodbcr5ioc In
tcrncbmum0cn ST i0rocru, mar @o,l
ItctS nit Hot6 mo S6nt babel. @ic
picl 9totb bat CT gcIinocrt. mic uiclc
GbrGncn Gcitilt ulo ME lieb CT bic
Iinfc &unO miiicn mas Die rcdtc
that. Nit olr lcincn Qrobct gcifdit
Iitcn GriolNcn blicb @oiI ser riniod
lhIidtc, IitbCn2pilrbiBc Wonn, ser
cr Dor &obrjcbntcn mar lttb trot Ger
IS SATIRE omcrifuniitcu 2cbcna ltno
@irfcn3 biclt cr lcin Ocutihtbum
bod nobnl bis al 'ein Guoc reAltcn
9Intbcil an bclltifcm @eiitcalcbcn
un6 icincr I6rOerlwg. 9luh i'll lei
men &cbcnaGcmobnbcttcn blicb cr
fcrnocutih. Ncbmt Nue2 MIR in
Nucm: Gr mar cin Munn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

NN''N' t''''N'''
mcldc. icilCn 9lnlldlte1 clltlprlui. IL
cr obcr Qltd) int olc'cr NlIlllnl Ctlol4
hobcn miro, lit rcht 'ro3lld). %ct.
ihicDrnc 5CnatorCn, NUT oellI optl''
c~rpGhntcn TorutCr an DER SPlB'' l'c.
hcn ser porGCldlu1cllcn Nroa)ltole''.
Nin icin0llh Qc1clllber, ll|o iept
mahridcjnllh mlr0 6 MI Ellllllr OCT
Tradtrutcn 'omohL lplc DER Sor''tc-
pliion mlCOCr Qcbrn, lnlC III ocr leBlc
! SieuuQ, 0crcn Gnrtt Ill oelocl Fll''t'
ten bctolntlld) 1Ictd HllIl mar.
CbQlcld) MN ale Ndrnreol''on9'
l&ijn'hc ulcocr 1llldlld III oe'' N'h7
tcrQrlnO ~NcoronNt 'lllo' llllo ooVle'u)
Der lcBtC M(onoi2 Tll"lpcl" o'"
ShoBomtc2 mt21obnl@lpclle eIlllllol
rcin Gcii}it, ionocrn rtIlClt llcperldl'B
crQub, 10 ihciut olc Nliloll5lo3e oer
Nlm0C9rCQicrlnQ ocllllod) oleiel'
StonOputtcr2 nldi Ndll} Ac0el'er l'llo
lie 5crbrCdCu 'jd) 0uhrr olC SopIc MN
Wcounfcn ilbcr cine StrI1crllll1 Der
RcQicruug9 Giunobmcn oltrd) llellc
Stcucru. Ncpru'rntollt Nllrrolo@
pom Chic hat 0ll2dcrcdilct, oaB elile
Noliccitcucr non orrI cent" proF'l'llo
oon} oulchmbor 'cll mcroc, "a e'lI
Grtrog non chpo S@0oooVoV pro
,<ahr Our0lr2 ut crlO0rtCll 'el e'''c
5ummlc mcIhc ole @c'obr c'llE@ }l'
fiinitlQcn Ccil}lta crbcblld) pcrNlll'
Dcrn mcrOc. NucIn lo0or sur 3Clt oe9
Mric0ca nit Sponlcn lunNte i'I'lere
NcQjCrlmQ Ole ol,d aollloI@ potHV-
ihlo0cnc Grhcbnl0 elmer loId)'ll
Stclcr nld,t, mo %QcQcmu0rti0 Mir
Oc 0iciClbc nutllrlld) nod plcl lpclll9Hr
popular lnO rotblom icln. GcrSholl
rconcr Scnolor Ecpcm bon 9fclu Dori
bciilnuortct Die %obcrmollgc GlnluD
ruDo elmer NicrItcucr bon 50 pro6ob,
mic lie }ur Belt oc9 iponiNdcn @rlc
$1,000 NI,,I 80 NtRNNp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Spirituuicn SictnScu.
S%piritupicn . GiccnS Npplifntiunca,

SltC Ar. IL.
9nrcnu Der SpirituuIru 2ircui . GummiNGrr,
.Simmcr BOG, WrrintsgchrItoc.
Sic nndgcunnutCt ECrioUcu bubCU ECtIljuuCl
iiir cine Gupctatls Spiritnpicn SircuS uum 1. No
uembCr 1903 an cinRcrctht, ole Ircitun, Den a..
Etf.. 10 llGr ToruI.. in NCrulUuHA AC5BNCu luCr
ncH. 4IrotCitc milliCu nor - llbr Wdituu5 ant
Sunncritnu, nCU -. Eitu6Cr. CludCrCIdt pCrnCn.
Fruieit ,Surlnnlurc iululCu Nucll 0uuIUlbD
ull GriuCbClt IN otClcni gilrClu Ctlundt meroCt.
gllcn =. @Ulpdro,
YrdltoCnt.
Icrunro gSicicuicin,
NDWuT0 Y. GrnCCu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

~
8cIcbt 81 lcbcn miiui6t. NeutihInnI
mill nld)t mitmodclL ian@ Die Grug
Der Nbriilturg oul'3 Supet tonutlt
mo mon farm ca ibnt iiirlpobr MIDI
libel ncbnlCrl. 0ic 5mcitc &uogeI
Sric0crHbcrntbung miro notlirlid ii.
rem ,3luCd cbcnlo mcnig crrcldcll, lpt'
Die critic, llt0 bon Nbriiitlrng fnni
nod lur10c feline Rcoe icill, 10 lon8(
GnQlauo Ole gauge Mclt SIT bcbcrr.
id)cn pcrllldt.
llnlCrCn nncrltolllldcn Nlrl9o3.
mcldc init ohnC N%lt3nnbnlc Nn9lo.
moncn llno Icinoc Ncltldlono'2
limo, lit cine IN Der Godifriit oNrmcG
unO Tlottc" IN berlin C~rld)icncncglbz
hun0hunO 0c3 bcfonntcn Wuritt4
| ShriititCuCr3 WrniCn GrnIt BON Hc-
uCrtlom iibCr bic NlnIoAc elmer britt
idcu differentiation crItcn N0Ir9CS III
SingupurC ST. Cnlp1Cblcn. @rnf Nc.
ucntlolu lC0t in Dem gIrtifCl ulli iChr
iudn%crltGn0iQc mo Clnlcltd)tcn0C
@Cilc oar, 0aB 0iclC GrrihtlIn1 elmer
m0dti0cn SCciCltunh clnc@ o~ltullotl-
idcn Wibrnltora, an Der WtccritrnBc
BON Wtuluttn bullptldhIid gcgCn Die
NCr. Stuutcn 9crld)tCt lit, 0u NllBz
lon0, Trunfrclh mo GcutldIunO 1T
GbiehburCr ,}Cit Ole oItoliutildcn ST.
t"CrCiicu GuQIono'a nidt mcbr bcOrn-
ben f0nucn uu0 Supur nit england
pcrbilnOct lit. Cine SccicItung al
Der StruBc pom Wtolnffn, lucldc Die
Turd)iubrt aus Dem inoiid)cn Sccor
in 0oa Stlllc Wccr bCbCrrldt, toun
Dobcr nud) 9lulidt oC9 &criulicr9 mlr
0cQCn Die Ger. Stndtcn ACrldtct 'ctlL
ocrcn @cld0lt9 %lltcrclIcn ocntn0dlt
IN 'dlrof'c G]untltrrCll5 nit 0CniCnlgcn
&opon'3 trctcn miIlicu. Sb @roi Ne.
pcntlom'3 NuiioiiunQ Die rihtiQc it,
molcn mir bubin 9citcQt lcin !niicrL
ollCin ic0cniullH tIjn0t lie lCbr ploll-
libel.
IN hcnr holitririihcr otGNthcr
@llifaburQ mur0c uor1citcrn Erin}
Charles 0Nmorh 1}rifr nro 06nioa
MN NnoIoun NM rcoicrcrorr Acr,no
nm cohirr 0ohuro mn Mntho IN,
Wriiciu hca Soiirrs yNilhrIm SCR 9oi
irrir NM nicIcr onnrrcr Giiritcr NM
l}rir,ru NIT I~}rir,rliir g>iftnrio 0Ihcl
bcin 6Itrltcr 5nd,trr Nra Ncr,noa
Iricbrih non ohlcamio NnIltcin.
conncrh,iro M]I;;fab,ro ortro,,t
7ir Nriroth inf nuoihlicnlih oui no.
orr,citior Hciou,o hrrprortrcntc I'M.
iirt icir W(cih,ritio NIT hrrn irprhi.
nrn Grrioni6 m,rrnr Mo 0(erInh,r,
Nro Tri,rrr GitrI I,rirhrih nnritcn
onhrrs Nc,, nrutidrn 9oiirra NIT
SIR Nrr,ooiu cnnhic EborInttr 6Itr.
itrr ! nd,trr nos rrnicrrnnrr @rnibrr.
,nna nm 0lhcrb,tro nrocfiinhiot
lIrir, Nitcl Iricnrih if onI : E,Ili
! 1882 mn ici,,c Nro,,t nm } 3chr,,or
1879 nj, 5nhtrr o,,a nor rritcr Nhc
hra rrnirrcnNcu !Srr,nna 9nrnrit mn
| 0lnrrh,ro r,it SCR n~rritnrhercr Isl,
,ohrtb MN l}rrui,ru orhorru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Scrtrubc 8pnmcr.

SO Itorb om II. Sctobcr 1905 Erou @crtruoc
Npliner I'M Nltcr bon - Subrcu unn > uipuutcu.
Gcltebte tSottiu bon Sobu Is Nolntcr. Tic 9'ecr
otptn9 ttuoct ant SouniuQ, yiudlmttiupo > uhr.
pom Iruuerhnuic yir. 1902. Sib SlipcsStr. quo
ltoit, Hctiegnna priootim All pem st 4ioulo
Srtchboic." O2N6-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Sobm ". Scnicl,
Rr, 6Ol, eito sbnrp strane,
ii. mr. Observation-Disclosures

iueIh,r cue g~uftrdgc tets 6ur gutrlcoenbctt
ulicfiibrt. Eie bon ibr1 bcbGnoeltCn GCidcn ION,
uen gYodhcu lana llCGcrt, o0ne otc gCriugllct
G~ruouirtc GinbulicmircriH. mo 1T oIc Nc9anos
lung bon 5rnueilciben Oercu Spc3IGIltdt.
Ganl0,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
2nnhnn Hnrf.

Ter hauptid dlidjitc TriCoHui In @nltimUrc.
Arrnl: $50 NdCr, - SntmcrUGhrrnoCT Smarter.
8u icoer Scit errribbur, stint GCiIts ,Sn6r'
aelo bon aucn StnottbctIcH. Stru6CnhdOna
9%Snp0nns paiitrcn oCl SauptctuNuuQ u!c orCt
gSuruncs @urtciImmCr iEr SOibc,
Die ocn 5ricobuf bel rdubcm gScticr bclntcn.
NCgrdhniBpldBe IN icbr IIuBiNcn FrCIlCn,
famnrtIif inter turtlpGbrClhcr FilCgc.
@itrean: 9r. II, gGeit. SGrntDGu'S trHRt.
CSan6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
SpbcsfGac.

Vim #. Cnobcr sophia Snngcr i'm 9lItrr pou
50 Subrcn.
Am IT., Cftubcr MinranrCtBc Munu.
Vim If. SitObCr sarah :. Wteeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

~ NNN''
oel1 llllo lpieoer in Sauonuob ongc
totllllc1l limo, no iic ihrcr ErojcI'l
rl'll9 ellt9c0cn iebcn. Sic bobcl lid
Iollac 9e9cn oic9lualjcicru18 acucbrt
allen llncle Sam lit in ioId)cn Tduci
EN- sober arnoc uno icinc llcbcrrc
oltn9StllnIt bat IN Den mciitcn 'olhe'
Sale 1dlicBIih ocn gcpijnidtcn Gr
iolg.
Gin onbcrer @crbrrfcr, ucldlcr lct
lester &ode nod Dem S6mtplotC
lcil1c" Ncrbrcdcna Nlriitiproirt mllr
DC, ut Fot Grplpc, lucldcr ictncr 3cli
ocn lltrgcn Sobn 0ca NiilionGra MI
Observation-Disclosures Guoobu IN Smobr
cnt'iIbrtc un0 lebtbin in Butte, I}ont.
DCrbottct mllr0c. NiC cr IN ctnclll
lctt lclncr &crboftunN ob1clcNtclL Of.
fcllbur 1cood) nidt 'chr ulrrldttNcl,
o@cltolt0niB" bcbullptct bottc i'm Der
iltn8c Gnonbp ielbit Ut icincr Gnt1llbs
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BON Dem Nlten ST. c%rprcllcnoc %olrz
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llntilrlld) nit allen &rurtCn. Scrllcr
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0lc Nblid)t 1cbegt 0cn Stolooro Del.
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i'm gcb0ri0 81 idr0picn. Norlm tt
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nibt QcloAt. Gas NubIitum I'M PHI.
Qcnlcincn bate iidcrIid) 9iId)tS ooQe-
gen 0cbobt Den mciItct Sclltcn
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len mcrocn, obuc ooB lie lid ooriibcr
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bril0cn.
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l~tcltcr Der Noont9' GrprCB So, No.
mems Glnliiic, $4,000 in YoorNclo,
mcldca Der GonlpnQuir 5lr Wci6roc
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01
Proper Credit.

Says the Glenwood Post (Republi-
cam:
40 the credit of Representative
Gordon, of Eagle, and Baer, of Rio
Blanco, be it said that they are the
Find of Republicans who voted with
Republicans to seat Republican
elected to the office of governor by
the Republican majority in Colorado
last fall. Their sence of honor is just
as keen and their consciences just as
sensitive, and we believe much more
so, than those who determined from
the first that they would not support
Peabody under any consideration,
and to carry out that biased detcrni-
nation went into the Democratic
camp. Hurral for our Republican
neighbors. Gordon and Baer"
If voting to seat Il governor that
wasn't elected is to be commended,
Messrs. Gordon and Baer are certain
~ entitled to lots of Communications.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

Rev. Pinkham, a leading minister
of Denver and Republican, sums
up his condemnation of the theft of
the governorship at the hands of
his party by saying: "Perhaps we
should be grateful that the real situa-
tion has been SO completely laid bare.
The issues are perfectly clear. Shall
the people rule this state for the
good of all? Or shall it be the field
for the private exploitation of a few
millionaires Once that issue is
fairly made, there can be no doubt
what the result will be-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01
Chance to Stock Up.

$50 head of good stock cattle; a
smooth bunch of mixed stock.
DO you want good milk COW? We
ii.. ~. a few that are choice.
Would you like to lease ranch
where you can have all you can raise
for two years, with good house and
out-buildings; fenced, and with a
first-class water right?
Better than the Uintah opening,
l6o acres, all under fence; part under
cultivation: good house l4N22, barn
and corrals; soft water spring close
to house. A bargain. Price, 5000.
Kfi'l trade for Meeker town prop
erty. horses or cattle, $40 acres OF
land. : miles of fence; cut 100 tons of
hay last year; good house, barn and
out-buildings; 8 miles from Meeker.
The II. a. Dennison Real Estate Co.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01
Some Opinions.

Commenting on the Adams-Pea-
body matter, the Denver News re-
marks, editorially:
1.-THE News pointed out yesterday
the net outcome of the political contest
which has been in progress for the
past two years must be to convince
every citizen that the great corpora
tions are fast intrenching themselves
in position which enables them to
violate law, defy decency, trample on
justice and spurn the will of the peo-
pie. The revolutionary proceedings
which they have carried on cannot
fail to rouse the citizenship of Colo
RADIO to realization that the one par
amount issue in the state-the issue
that includes all others--is the issue
between government by the corpora
rations and government by the people.
1t is time for the people of Colorado
to realize in the fullness of its mean
ing that an organized and determined
stand must be made against corpora
ton aggression or the state and its
cities are doomed to be no more than
corrupt pocket boroughs run by cor
rupt bosses in the interest of corrupt
corporations.
''This is the main issue before the
voters of the state. All other issues
are merely minor forms of it."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01
Senator TayIor of this district was

Senator Taylor of this district was
delegated (as previously noted In
these columns) to represent the
Democratic side of the Legislature
before the supreme court in the re-
cent Adams-Peabody contest, and
that he did his work well il. evident
from the complimentary mention Of
the manner in which he handled his
case, now appearing in the papers.
But law, logic or justice cut no figure
with the gang in control at the capi-
tol building.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

1.-The Christian utility statesmen
is the way Governor Adams desig-
mates the crowd of corporation man
ayers who deposed him and seated
Peabody. Including 1ramway Bill
Evans, the whole bunch are devoute
church members and regular attend
ants at the weekly prayer meetings.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

crime of stealing the Office of COVER
nor by not allowing Peabody to bene-
fit by the possession of his stolen
goods, still there is enough OF the
curse left to haunt the Republican
party for years to come. - Pueblo
Chieftain Republican,.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

A correspondent writes from Gold
field, New, that there is more stock
jobbing than mining in that section.
In other words, fishing for suckers Is
the principal pursuit with an-ali-the-
year-round open season on that
species of fish.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

Denver dispatches state that the
Mine Owners association set aside
$4,000 40 per cent of the $S00,0O
Peabody war debit for lobby pur-
poses, and they are using it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

The New York Globe and Com
mercial Advertiser, New York Trib-
une, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Cincinnati
Commercial-Tribun are among the
leading Eastern Republican papers
which denounee the ousting of Gov
ernor Adams and the seating of Pea
BODY
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

President Castro, of Venezuela, has
put chips on both shoulders and
dared President Roosevelt and his
big stick to come on. Teddy is liable
to forego his hunting trip into this
section and turn in and lick Castro.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

Bangor, Maine, has elected Demo-
cratic mayor for the first time In fifty
years; which shows that Bangor is
progressing slowly, but--that there's
hope for it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

In the next state campaign the bat
tie cry will be-"Shall the people or
the corporations rule this state ?"
and we have no misgivings as to the
outcome of the contest.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-01

demonstrates that the Centennial
state is certainly entitled to the palm
for political crookedness. The cor
porations over there seem determined
to rule at all hazards.-Vernal Ex-
press.