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AR. 7. Felix ooursod's OriontsI
- Cream or Magical Boautiflor

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Rash. and skin Diseases.
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Tho members Of the Ia Dcia club
we're entertained very pleasantly We'd
ucEdav evening with a dinner at the
Lion house. Tho holiday colors fn. green
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Miss L. L. willard will have her pic
lures on exhibition during the holidays
at her studio. 49, East First south
street.
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responsive to its wishes ana
dependent upon it.
Hartman Wanted FUNDS.

AS a matter OF fact, wAen Mr.,
Hartman called it was to complain
that the national committee would not
turn over for the use OF the state
campaign in which he was interested
funds to run that campaign and to
ask mo to tell Cortelyou TO give him
aid for the state campaign, Mr. Cor
telyou is familiar with the facts. In
other words the statement of the
Evening Post is not only false AMI
malicious, is not only in direct con
ira raIictIop OF the, facts, but is such
that iseould only have been made b.
4 man who, knowing the facts, de-
liberately intended to pervert them.
Such an act stands on q leyel OF in.
fanny with the worst act ever per.
formed by corrupt member Of aNleg.
islatnre or city official, and stamps
the writer with the same moral bran
that stamps the bribe. taker, ~
Il have seen only a ielegraphic ah-
straet of the article, apparently con
tanning. quotations from it. Praetic
ally eSNy statement maze in these
quotations is fatsetieod. 49,
ITO hut one more shall Il allude
The article speaks of, my having at
-....sca tospclations. aai, referring di
rectiy to ny Oaia sneeches Of my
having sought to intlame the mon
and mass mischief" IN those
speeches The prime stand took was
against mob violence as shown by
the labor peswlc who are engaged In
controversy with a corporation. NV
statement was in eject that the first
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EVENING POST LIAR
ROOSEVELT SAYS tiE NEVER so
LIGHTED FUNDS FROM
HARTMAN.
Says Railroad Magnaie Called on
Him as Any Othsrs-Post
Newspaper is Cheap
EeforInsr.

New York, Sept. 3.-The Outlook
for the current week contains q
signed editorial article by Contribut.
ing Editor Theodore Roosevelt IN
"Mendacious journalism" It is IN
answer to this excerpt from an edit
torial article in the Evening Post on
Aug. &c:
81 will make the corporations come
TO time shouted Roosevelt to the
mob. But did he not really mvan that
he wouli make them t-:ne Gown with
the casltto elfct him. as :e dld ne-
fore? Fdr man&with Mr.. Roosevelt
proved record II 'fsSs:mp:y disgusting
humbug for him to rant about the cor
porations upon whose treasures he
fawned when he was president anil
wanted their money forsJisa campaign,
Does he npink thar mtAdBtly has ii
memory which goes back TO the He
insurance Investigations and that
everybody has forgotten the s50,00l
taken from widows and orphans aud
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added to Theodore kooseveits politt-
cal corruption fund? Did he not tase
a big check from the peeef trust. anil
glad to get it? And now he is going
to make the corporations come to
time! One can have respect for a
sincere radical, for an honest fanatic,
for an agitator or leveller who be.
lieves that he is doing Gods work,
but it is hard to be patient with d
man who talks big but acts mean
whose eye is always 10 the main
chance politically, TO principle, no
moral seruple stand for moment be.
tween himself and the goal upon
which he has set his over-mas,
tering ambition.
In reply to these assertions Mr..
Roosevelt writes
"The Evening Post is not In Itself
sufficiently importan; to warrant an
answer bbut as representing a class
with whose hostility IL Is necessary 10
reckon in any genuine movement fsr
decent government it is worth while
ITO speak Of 1t. There are plenety Of
wealthy people in this country and OF
intellectual hangerson of wealthy peo-
PIE who are delighted to engage III
any movement for reform which does
not touch the wickedness of certain
great corporations and of certain
men Of great wealth. People OF this
class will be in favor of any aesthetic
movement; they will favor any move
ment against the small grating pollti
clan, against the grating labor leader
or any man Of that stamp, but they
cannct be trusted the minute that re-.
form assumes sufficient dimensions to
jeopardize SO much OF the established
order Of things as gives an unfair and
improper advantage TO ile great cor
poration and to those directly and III.
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FRENCH AVIATOR
. MAKES RECORD.
MORANE ASCENDS TO HEIGHT
a,471 FEET, BUT HAS MAR
ROW ESCAPE.
MOTOR STOPS SUDDENLY
When Highest Point Was Reached,
and Morane Had All He Could
Do to Guide Plane Safely to
Earth--Was Dazed

Deauyille, France Sept. 3.-Leon
made sensational monoplane flight
by flying to a heighth of 2,5S2 metres
(S471 feeD. The previous altitude
record was 7,O54 feet, made by him
self Monday, at Havre.
just when the aviator reached the
Highest mark the motor Of the ma
chine stopped, after which the mono
plane began a long remarkable plane
toward the earth The brd-man
plunged downward at a tremendous
rate and reached the ground a G.J.
tance of 2 kilometres Q.24 mlies)
from the aerodome. A huge crowl
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saw the descent, and the frightfnl
rapidity, and feared the aviator hal
met with an accident Several auto
mobiles were dispatched to the place.
where it was expected the machine
would be dashed to pieces Morane
was found da2ed but unhurt, in tine
seat, with the" wheel in his hands.
He explained that he tried to start
the motor again, and that the velocity
of the descent caused attacks of nau-
sea and a maddening hammerlng on
the ear drums, while violent gushes
of wnl threatened to capsige Il @
craft. Nevertheless, he controlled the
machine in its wild flight, and was
able at the last moment to narrowly
avoid wire fence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04
APPOINTMENTS BY TAFT
Names Members Of New Stock and
Bond Commission To Probe
Railroads Bonds.

Springfield, Mass, Sept--Taft an.
nonneed this afternoon appoints to
the new stock and bond commission
which win iyestlgate the question of
bringing future railroad securities un-
der the supervision and control of
the commission.
DR.. Arthur Hadley, president of
Yale university is named as chair
man and the other members are Fred
erck Judson Of st. Louis; Frederick
Srarss. Of New York; Walter l.,
Fischer. of Chicago, and Professor
u. II. Meyer Of Madison. Wds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04
MEETS A TRAGIC DEATH
While Intoxicated Man Fell Into Tiny
stream---Water Came up and
He Was Drowned.

Edwardsyile. fll., Sept. 3,--The
celebration Of ]. A. Rifner, aged So
over his release from jail where he
had been confined S5 days, resulted
in his death. He was found drowned
in a pool Of water, caused by tiny
stream from a jet at tie side Of the
marble plant here this morning
Rifner wandered into the yards of
the plant, The stream Of water was
hardly wider than a ribbin Rlfner
fell down and his body damned up
the rivulet. During the night the waier
accumulated and lie drowned.
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CUSTOM HOUSE. Jll4RfZ|.
MEXIcANS CELEBRATE
THEIR INDEPENDENCE.

Washington. Sept. TO assist
Mexican people In celebrating the
centennial OF their independence tho
commission representing the United
States viii spend several days in
various parts Of the southern repub
lie. The first stop will be at Juarez,
Just across the international border
from El Paso, Tex This Il one OF
the quaintest cities of Mexico The
houses are for the mast part built
'of adobe, while the inhabitants live
about as their forefathers lid IN tie
days of Maximilian.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04

duty of the state and the first duty
of the officials was to put down diso.,
der and to put down mob violence,
and that after such action had been
taken then 1t was the duty of the Of
fcials to investigate the corporation,
and If it had done wrong to make It
pay the penalty Of it's wrongs and 70
provide against the wrong doing IN
the f1ture. 1t Is but another instance
of the peculiar baseness, the peculiar
moral obliquity, of the Evening Post
that 1t should perver; the truth in so
shameless fashion.
rTHEODoRE ROOSEVELT,
Cheyenne, Wy, Aug 27. 1910"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04

have now obtained for so many years
cannot, from the very nature of the
the case, bring really satisfactory re-
suits ] think that The present tariff
is better than the last, and consider
ably better than the one before the
last; but 1t has certainly failed to
give general satisfaction. believe
this country is fully committed to tle
principle of protection, but 1t is to
protection as a principle; to protee-
tion primarily in the interest af tie
standard of living of the American
wofkinsman. | believe tnat wien
protection becomes, not principle.
rather, jumbo of privileges and
preferences-then the American peo
pie disapprove 1t. Now, to correct
the trouble it is necessary, in the.
first place, to get III mind clearly
what we want, and, in the next place,
to get in mind clearly the method by
which we hope to obtain what we
want. What we want is a square
deal in the tariff as in everything
else; a square deal for the wage
learner; square deal for the. em-
ployer; and square deal for the gen
eral public. To obtain 1t we must
have a thoroughly efficient and well
equipped tariff commission.
The tariff ought to be material
issue and not moral issue; but Ii
instead Of a square deal we get a
crooked deal, then it becames very
|emphatically moral issue. What we
desire in tariff is such a measure
of protection as Will equalize the cost
|of production here and abroad; and
as the cost of production Is mainly
labor cost, this means primarily a
traffic sufficient to make up for tEie
difference in labor cost here and
abroad. The American public wants
the American laboring man put on
an equality with other citizens, so
that he shall have the ability to
achieve the American standard of liv.
ing and the capacity to enjoy It.: ana
to do this we must see that his
wages are not lowered by improper
competition with inferior wage work
ers abrcad-wth wage-workers who
are paid poorly and who live as no
Americans are willing to live. But
the American public does not wish to
see the tariff so arranged as to bene
| fit primarily few wealthy men.
AS a means towards the attainment
of its end in view we have as yet de-
yised nothing in any way as effective
as tariff commission. There should
be a commission of well-paid experts;
nen who should not represent any
industry; VINO should be masters of
their Subjects; of the very highest
| eapraeter; and who should approach
| the matter with absolute disregard OF
avery outside consideration. These
tmen should take up in succession
each subject with which the tariff
deals and investigate the conditions
----~ s.v---. .--------- .-+--~-------~--~s~s
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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HA|LWORTHY WON
CLASS|CNEVEhI
CAPTURED THE FIFTEENTH RE.
NEWAL MASSACHUSETTS,
sio,c0o TRoTTiNc STAKE.
DUDE ARCH0ALE SECOND.
English Bred Horse, WHY, Ran Third,
Being Set Back For Breaking
Summary Of the
Other Events.

Readyillee> Mass, Sept. 3.---IIa9
worthy won the fifteenth rens%ak af
the classic MassacAusettes $lpDA0
tfetting stake here today, butt his
victory was shared by the trim liYflc
mare Dude Archdale, as, Id the
opening heat tie races. won in 2 0G114,,
which equalled the record Of the
stake made by Sadie Mac in 1905
The Harvester, champion trotting
stallion Of the world with a record Of
2:02, started to lower the mark but
when the time came for the essattempt
III was raining hard. He did remark
ably well, in 2:03A.
Six of tine best class trotters of the
country and abroad among the num-
ber being the European bred horse
Willy, started in the Massachusetts,
stakes. Ed Geers. behind Dudie Arch
dale, raced Willy into submission
fifty yards from the wire in the first
heat, winning handily. Willy was
placed second, though beaten out OF
other place by Hailworthy. the latter
being placed back position for a
running break in the home stretcn.
In the second heat Hailworthy came
with a wonderful burst OF speed and
nipped Dude Archdale by neck.
Only neat winners were permitted
to start in the third heat, and Hail..
worthy won by half a neck.
For the Bunker Hill stake, Rose X
was best liked by the talent, but Es3
H. Kay won easily
Pop Geers, behind the Able.
had his hands fun defeating Evelyn
w in. bota beats. a
The 2:f5 trof brought out 4 Iafga
field c. w. Lasel won easily vita
Creighton
Sum- arV
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SANTA FE STOPS S MINUTES
I'M HONOR or MR.. HURLEY.

Topeka. Kan, Sept. 3.--For five
minutes this afternoon not a wacel
turned on the Sante Fe, silent
tribute to Gen. Manager Hurley, OF
the road, who died at Karlsbad, Aus.
tria, August 1G, and whose funeral
was held this afternoon.
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q KILLED 20 INJURED.

Detroit. Sept. 3.--Two women were
Killed tonight and score Of persons
injured when an electric car was i .
rallied, bound from Detroit to Flint
and ran into a siding occupied by
two standing passenger cars, ut Har-
ris creek, six miles south Of Roches-
ter,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04
Double Header Postponed.

The first New York-Boston gaTs
was postponed on account OF ws
grounds, and the second game was
called at the end of the first inning
because OF rain, with Boston /, New
York o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
johnson Was a Puzzle.

Washington, Sept Walter John.
son was big puzzle to Philadelphia
this afternoon and Washington woP
In the eighth inning Hartzel ami
Hauser were sent up as pinch hitteri
but both famed, and Lapp hitting in
turn. also struck out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04
BALLOON "oulck eyEv AscENps.

Jacksn, Mich, Sept. 3.--The big
balloon "Quick Eye" owned by ]. H.,
Wade, ascended tonight at o'clock
for an all night flight In the car
were Wade and Leo Stevens, of New
York. The balloon went in a south.
erly direction.
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CENSUS FIGURES GIVE
ALTON SMALL INCREASE

Washington Sept. 3,--Populatlcn OF
Philadelphia 1,549,O0S, an increase of
255,3l1. Population of Alton. illinois
17,52S. an increase Of 3.21S. Popu-
lation of Upper Alton. Illinois, 2,91S
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04
FoWNEs WINS GOLF TITLE.

pittsburg, Sept S.--W. &. Fownes.
Dr., today won the ameteur golf cham
plonship OF Pennsylvania. Tie de-
featel G. A. Ormisten, four up, three
to play.
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Batteries johnson and Becken
dorf; Bender. Dygert, Krause. Lap,
and Thomas.
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Newport, Sept. 3. 3.-Becquse the
chauffeurs of this summer resort had
arranged for their annHtl bail on
Sept. | Mrs j. r. Ddexel cancaled
her big dance and reception schad-
uled for that date. When Mrs. Dreyel
learned of the plans of lha chauflcurs
she decided that the drivers Of The
-aetos were entitled TO dtfes as
much as her Invited guests and gra-
ciously abandoned the affair for the
time being,
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But They Didnv.

\ Mrs. Naggit-I don't feel like myself
tonight. Mr.. Naggit-Thcn we ought
10 have a very pleasant evening.
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III Came With cieveiant:---Wa Washington
MI Defeated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
son Was Puzzle to
the Leaders. Z
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Giants Beat PhiladeinrIa.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-New York
defeated Philadelphia today, Tia
game was featured by three hoaia
runs, DOYLE sending the ball over ths
fence and Merkle and Teage driving
1t into the left field bleacaers.
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Browns Are wamped.

Cleveland, Sept S.--Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis, IL to 4. knocking
Lake out of the box. Easterly's ha..
ting was the feature
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Rain lnterferes.
clncinnati shut Que.

Cincinnati. Sept. S.--Pitisburg woa
AN if1tegkstiug game. Adams allogei
ont four hits. Two decisions by ihs
nmpires. both against Cincinnati
served to excite the crowd TO such aa
extent that the police escorted the ~
biters from the field following tia
game,
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Batteries and Meyers,
Stack, Shelter and Moran.
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Batteries Kaler and Land Lake.
Crlss and Stephens,
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Concluded On Fourth Passl
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Az Indianapolis,

Indianapolis ......... .......,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-04

Batteries-Olmstead and Payne
Pernell and Schmidt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

Modern WOOdmen OF America has a
record for increase in membership, low
death rate. low cost Of management,
prOmptness in paying death losses, aid
given unfortunate members not equaled
by any other frxternal beneficiary So
ciety. Its death rate is lower than In
the death rate Of any other society Of
the same age. hence its cost is lower.
Its efforts to aid in the great work Of
stamping out tuberculosis has never
been equaled, and from any point OF
view, such as size, safety and low cost,
Modern Woodnen of America easily
leads all others. 1t pays always to be-
long to the biggest and the best, and
the people know it. That is why. dur.
ing the year 1903, more persons applied
for membership in Modern Woodmen Of
America than in any other society.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06
Notice Of Application for Adjudication Of
Water Rights

STATE OF COLORADO 40
COUNTY OF RIO BLANCo
In the Matter OF the Adj
Indication OF Priority
Rights to the use Of wat
er for Irrigation in water In the District
District, No. - Court
Samuel A. Wright
Petitioner
To James r. Wilson, b. @. Howey, l.. b.
Howey, J. g. Ra1ne, H. 7. wilson. r. W.
johnson. W. O. Johnson, Isaac Baer. 9. +.
Brown. D. D. Taylor. Mrs. A. f.. Richard
son, and all others using water out Of Flag
Creek and its tributaries:
You, and each of you, are hereby notified
that the above named petitioner, Samuel
A. Wright. Will apply 10 the Honorable
District Court Of Rio BlancO County, Colo
RADIO, on the 9TH day Of September, A. d.,
1910, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day or as soon thereafter as counsel
can he heard, for An adjudication Of his
wnter rights, and praying that he be decreed
by said Court, 7.5s cubic feet lDf water per
second of time out Of East Flag Creek and
Flag Creek, with priority rights thereto,
dating from the 18th day of March, 1879, by
and through what IL known rs the HOhack
and Redpath Ditch, for the purpose Of irri-
eating his land by the actual use of said
water for irrigation purposes; at which
time and place you may he present and re-
sist said application Of petitioner II you so
desire.
b. +. MONTGOMERY,
Attorney for Petitioner
First pIh Aug 6-lnst Aug
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06
A Pretty, up-to-date Town

This summer Is busy one for all
kinds of tradesmen, and the coming
fall will be . repetition Of the sum-
mer, az there is being and to be erec-
ted many new and substantial resi-
dences.
Good houses are in demand, and it
is to be hoped that the residences to
be built will be Of pleasing style of
architecture, so as to add to the sub
stantial and attractive side Of Besuti-
full Meeker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06
Notice Of Application for Adjudication Of
Water Rights

STATE OF COLoRADot A.
COUNTY OF RIO BLANcO '''
In the Matter of the Adjud-
tcation Of Priority RiHhts
to the Use of Water for Ir- In the District
igation In Water District Court
No. H.
James F. Wilson, petftioner}
To Samuel A. Wright, h. G. Howey, l.. B.
Howey, j. q. Raine. II. 7. WiIs0n. Fl. W.
johnson, W. q. Johnson, Isaac Baer. q. r.
Brown. u. y. Taylor, Mrs. A. F.. Richard
Greek or Its tributaries for Irrigation pur-
poses:
You, and each OF you, are hereby notified
that the above named petitioner, James r.
Wilson, will apply to the Honorable District
Court Of Rio BlancO county, at the court
house Of Meeker, on the II day of Septeni-
ber, A. D., 1910, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon, soon thereafter coun
seI can he heard. for an adjudication OF his
decreed 3.a4 cubic feet of water per second
OF time out OF Flag Creek for Chandler Ditch
No. l. and l.70 cubic feet of water per second
Of time out OF Fling Creek for Chandler
Ditch, No. 2, and 4.4a cubic feet Of wHterr per
second of time out Of Flag Greek for the f..
and also. two reservoirs connected with said
r.. Chandler Ditch, dating from the 18th day
of October. a. d., 1896.
All, by reason of your petitioner being the
owner OF said bitches or reservoirs and by
the actual NJ" Of said waters by your peti-
ttoner. and his Grantors. for Irritation pIr-
pDses-at which time and place you may t,e
present and resist said application of petit
toner, II you no desire.
b. +. MONTGOMERY,
Attorney for petitioner
lst pub Aug. S-last Aug. q
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Teachers Examination

once OF County superintendent of SchoOls,
Meeker, Colorado, August l, 1910
The regular county examination for Rio
RIanco county will he held at my Office at he
Court House, In Meeker, Colorado, Thurs
day and Friday, August II and 10, 1910
n. M, ench day.
Applicants will please notice that the Col
orndO constitution is now one OF the re
auireSl branches. JAMES l.. RILAND,
County superintendent.
First pub Aug 6, last Aug IL, 1910.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

In Denver last Tuesday, Hon. Ed
T. Taylor, congressman-at-large from
this state, announced that he would
be candidate for denomination.
That's the way to talk. Ed has made
good and will be re elected.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

Do not forget that s. II. Berger,
the popular eye specialist, will be in
Meeker again. at the Meeker hotel,
for three days, August IL, IA and Is.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. No
charge for cOnsultation. Hours are
from q. m. to s p. M, daily aud Sun
day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

Governor Shafroth is credited with
the statement that he will not be q
candidate for denomination. In that
event, Northwestern Colorado has
the right man for the place in the
person Of DR.. Jefferson, whose hand
ling of the state land Office shows he
is well qualified to fill the governors
chair.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

John G. Carlisle is dead. He was
out of sight for many years, but was
one Of the greatest statesmen pro-
duced since the civil war.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

Former Congressman Bonynge,
who seeks to be Senator Guggen-
heim's successor, demands that
''Guggy" come out In the open and
show his hand. But the Little
Statesman" is showing no disposition
to comply with Mr.. Bonynge's re-
quest.
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Farmers Institute

Come to the Farmers Institute
meeting and stay for the dance In the
evening. A little enjoyment will
tone you up for the second cutting
stunt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

People are beginning to ask ques-
tions concerning local politics. 1t
will soon be time for prospective
candidates to place themselves in the
..hands of their friends"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

The extra session will convene next
Tuesday. Pass the platform meas.
ures and let 1t go at that.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

The state political pot is not only
boiling but will soon be simmerint
over.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-08-06

The "Insurgents'' carried the Iowa
and Kansas primaries.