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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09
GRISTY GRINDS
FROM GREENWOOD RANCH

We have a pavilion at the
Ranch 30x60 feet with ham
mocks, swings, easy chairs, trap
eze bar and Roman rings. Yes
terday morning we went out to
do few stunts on the bar and
we found the pavilion occupied
by herd of our neighbor Doors
cattle. The gentleman escort
Shorthorn. Occupied a Morris
chair comfortably smoking Bull
Durham. The COWS each had a
hammock liesurely chewing their
cuds. The calves were enjoying
the springs, standing two in each
their tails sticking straight out
as they swept back and forward.
The yearlings were on the trap
exc balancing and some had the
Roman wings doing wonderful
feats of agility, with heads up
and hanging down, It was tru-
ly a unique sight and we did not
have the heart to break up the
performance, but we decided to
buy the herd if possible, and go
into the show business. When
Mr., Doer came for his COWS the
exhibition was over and we did
not tell him what we had wit
messed lest he might ask a big
ger price for his stock. We ask
ed him, as a bluff, for a couple of
dollars for missing up the pa
vilion, but he said as long as we
had MIXED his COWS that morn
ing we ought not to kick. Of
conrse we could not say anything
after that, for we did get four
pals full of nice milk partly
churned by the antics of the COWS
in the pavilion.
A. F, Smith,
Truth Teller, called Truth Kill
ler."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09
Clearwater Lake.

Mr.. Ed. Price left Tuesday for
Caandon.
H. w. Wheeler has just receiv-
ed four horses from Green Bay.
Mrs. J. E. Greenman left Tues
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-09
FORMER RESIDENT OF EAGLE RIVER
NOW OF SAND POINT, IDAHO, ARRIVED
MONDAY FOR VISIT WITH FRIENDS

Mr.. JAS. Vought of Sand Pom
Idaho, surprised his friend Fran
Beardsley by dropping in on hn
Monday afternoon. Mr. VOa9ll
left his home at Sand Point, jay
10Th and visited at different pNa
es on the way, including stops
Waupaca and Dancy, i'll this Slaf I
he expects to stay here about Nv
months reviving old Friendships
This office received Il brief Oui
pleasant call from MessrS Vou91
and Beardsley on Monday evening
In the course of our converSalldI
we learned that Mr.. VOught n'II
seen eighty one summers and a"'I
the same number of winters
something pretty hard to bells'7
to Judge from his appearance aD
general air of a man many yeu'
younger.
DIR. l. 0. Gibson the eye an
ear specialist of Laurium, MICE
spent Saturday and Sunday hel'
Miss Harriet Howell of Nj
waukee arrived Wednesday NOR
ing and will be a guest at Greer
wood Ranch for several days.
EOLEYS ORTN0LAXAIl!l'I
FoR STOMACH Trouble and CoHs''FH'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
MISSIONARIES ON
WAY TO CONGO
Local Presbyterian Churches to
Hold Farewell Services in
Their Honor.

twelve yognS missionaries. en- route
to tho Congo Mission OF the Presby-
terrain Church in africa, Will be the
centre of interest next sunday in the
local Presbyterian colony The party
viii occupy seats in the pulpit at the
Church of the Covenant ut the IL
O'Clock service, and Rev. Charles ii.
Pratt. who is himself under appoint
mcnt TO the Korean Presbyterian mis-
sion, VIII maxi farewell address.
Members OF the church from every
congregation in the city Will gather
to join III the farewell services.
ON Sunday evening a similar ser
vice VIII be held at the Grace Street
presbyterian Church The missionary
party viii be again tho centre of in
terest and appropriate farewell adj
dresses VIII be made. Charles y. Row
land. chairman of the Laymcn's Mis-
sionary Movement, Is expected to
speak. The other Presbyterian
Churches of tho city. IT S expected.
VIII dispense with their sunday even
tons 10 attend the Farewell service
The young people en- route to Africa
We're among the number who Volun-
tecrcd at the Chattanooga convention
OF tho Laymen's Missionary Move
IN emit. which was held in the Tennessee
town last February. The convention
Went wild with applause when twenty
lei ght volunteers FOR African mission
lw orlS mounted the platform in response
ITO the call for help brought to this
country 10y Rev. Motto Martin. himself
teers have been departing for Africa
in groups of from two to SIN The lat
est PARTY is the largest that has gone
Forward at one time.
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FERTILIZER SALE
SHOWS DECREASE
Chemical Company Elects Crcn-
shaw and Borden as Vice
Presidents.

Following the annual meeting of the
stockholders OF tho Vi.slnia- Carolina
Chemical Company held yesterday in
New York, the directors at their or
sanization meeting elected as vice
presidents 5 Dabney Crcnshaw. Of
richmond, formerly secretary of the
company and Charles +. Borden. OF
Richmond, assistant to the president.
other officers We're reelected. The
date of the annual meeting was
changed to the first Wednesday in
September. at the stockholders meet
Ing. The directors expect shortly 10
change the eud of the fiscal wear from
May 81 TO June 80.
President Morgan made a statement
Srppiementary TO the annual report.
dc declared tina, the statement ~
lrice. Materhousc ana others Shove
that the assets are S22,00p.OuO above
current liabilities.
The total reserve fund, said prosi-
dent Morgan, is Si,2e3.261. when in
GUIDES a new special reserve OF Sil4.-
?2s added this year from current earn
inss. for the purpose of providing for
any rebates on unsettled BUSINESS.
More than S33o.oOO was spent in ad
Vertising, charged to operating OK
peuses.
The increased inventory was caused
By decreased sale Of fertilizers. Il de-
crease OF 10 per cent, due TO wet late
spring ana poor prices for low grade
cotton experienced by the farmers i'm
tho cotton belt. The depression in the
fertilizer department is the greatest
in the companys history The dccrea So
is not permanent, President Morgan
believes.
Tho company's mining departments
phosphate rock and pyrites are in
satisfactory condition.
The tonnage of cotton seed and cot
ton seed products was greater than
ever before.
The consolidation Of the Einigkett
potash mines with new mine. the
Prince Albert is reported as very
iadVantaG and beneficial. In Krech
/ tho president of the Equitable Trust
: Company. OF New York was elected a
director TO succeed Fairfax Harrison
resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

j. 9, Patten citizen OF Potershurg,
VINO died shortly after the war. is well
remembered by the Older people, OF the
city for his exploits In balloon flying
and for his ingenuity in other re-
spccts lie was a progressive man In
his day, and was the inventor OF tor
pedocs to blow up the Federal ships on
their coming up James River to Rich
mond He was employed to remove
these torpedoes after the war. and in
doing. so contracted q cold which re-
lAultad in hs death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Iei SALE CHEAP. ONE GOOD ]. X L.
f4luinll crowded out hy town
wHtar Address $685. caie Tlnes-
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Summer 2Aesorts.
STRJBLING SPRINGS

SHENANDOAH Mountains. Augusta Co.
Va. sulphur. alum ana chalybeate
waters. all within 500 feet Of hotel
Rates 500 70 $1,000 I'm hotel or large
Write FOR booklet. &c illustrated pages
itaiifo@n stations Stuunton and
Stokesville r. CHIf-ffr,--f'f7f2
ut SCION =. o.. Augusta Co. Va.
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NOTET. RALETcSEY
Hotel Kenderton

Ientosstc w. fnIfu house from Beach
ana pier. family hoteli private baths. ocean
view, elevator me porches. home cooking.
special low carly season rates
j. q. MITCHELL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

FOX SALE. RESERVOIR PARK BAR
yer SHOP Good trade .p-to-dat+
Attliss. BHr-aiu % quick p1r-
tNAr'f WISH 70 sell uu account az
hetlfh Apply No 25Os Beverly
Sffa.f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

TWO ONE-HOEsE TRUCKS. coon
i,B,glr,. Cen siELbCHNE WARE
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atlantic City lSrsorts-

PAUL c. RoSEcRASs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

y " SINGLE TRUCKS AND LIGHT
furniture Wagon. grocery enu butch-
er wagons. l,!cEANDSyN bros.
Sl5 Bfuok Ave
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DlhlDel,n Entities.

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Five Per Cent. Adjustment Mortgage
Gold Bonds.
The somi-nnnual instaimcnts % Interest on
this companys adjustment bonds. amount
ing to 2ia per cent (Se5.0O). represented by
Coupons Nos. . ana 10 for $3.50 each. viii
be paid on and after August J. 1919 at tho
office OF Mcssrs. Blair Is CO.. No y Broad
street. New York
Scaboard Air Line Railway.
BY d. c. rORTEOUs, Secretary.
Max YoLS> Iuly. 4 lG2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Or shLE. AS UP-TO-DATE SODA
iophtaln fiAVnid Carbpuie Cn.'sJ. IL
- ttlF. cheap Tor quick sal. apply
III once 10 LOUIS I.lICk New
port news Va
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QcIp Clianteo, ss5ale


Ststiie IVA "u''r one VINO UNDER
sleNas pookhte .eping and can use
- "''ttt state ake und eHpc-
renee. y s'i. care Times -Dispatch.
WANTED. a FIRST CLASS BARBER
Aprly e5gs Eaat Broad street.
WANTED. TWO YOUNG AflN WITH
some cxperlenre In cicriru1 ,yorlr.
mua, write COON hands and b. 0oicg
at aguros Apply. elying rospefiehce.
reference and stat. .ai4t, typrrt.s
Address g 3t7. care Times DIst.t>n.
WAN TED TWO bright 4ptNi Men
ins,ra,ies bi,eif,.ss tG,a, s,, .,,
harg h.. .tti.p 81. er,t,r 80 I
ali-aroiird rferke srtiv ri.i- .
reria-,r. r.f.rcrD. arT i.,
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Summons lllantro, Q3aIr

WANTED. POSITION As CASHIER.
eNperlence and reference Phone
Monroe $50.
YOUNG MAN WITH THREE YEARS
experience With boilers and engines
aeEitea position Address W. 1881
West Tesior street, city
CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION AT
once. Experienced, do own repair
rg. white; twenty-tAree years old
Single. Address ". H. Box 57 South
Boston Va
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aullritor6 dl0 5dIrsnlcl1

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED MIL
linery saleswoman FOR September.
one accustomed to best city trade.
Apply at once to MISS CUNNING
HAM with J. q Mostly K co.
SALESMAN. REPRESENTATIVE FOR
the Columbia Mills. hosiery, UNDER
cral territory ia tho State of Vir-
Finia- TREBLE & SONS. Baltimore.
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Professional pclp llsantfo

II IL NEED or TEACHERS Apply
TO THE EASTERN TEACHERS
AGENCY. Ottoman. Va
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l9elp lLlantro j;rnale

WANTED. YOUNG LADY STENOG
rapner GOOD situation for ono with
little experience. Address a 40.
care T!m.s-Dispatc
WANTED 4 GOOD COOK AND
house worker for small family. Ap-
ply i0l Seminary Avenue, Ginter
Park Stop VI Phone Meuroe sSlG-
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l2fIp, GlN.. ais 5:clhalg

2iEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR
government positions s6U month.
write for list Of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4I5-R.
Rochester y Y
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I'D! CeIaIc .fur saIc

FOR SALE. 4 NEW GROVE AVENUE
hoNH"t niur rpowe with ali modern
Improve mfnts Eranolithir sidewalks.
smooth pascmerts. possession Au-
gust Madison 1861 or Monroe
-sii-L
FOR SALE. sly BARTON HEIGHTS
sidonce rooms. nhsea-ut and
large attlc Aot water heat. every
convenience. 80 loot lot have
srrut Se.-5n for this piece. built id
t"r uuWr nothing shabby about
e ~ you want g home come 10
se me DIR IRA j. HAYNES EOS
Wickham street
home. goo block Hanover Avenue;
most complete house in West End
Ss..9u buys this. DklNKARD's 423
l2 North sixth
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jur GdIe

-
" 9.'Ll-. CA LiNDER DISC TALK
.ns machine aud records on easy
terms {. y. HAYNES * Co. ~
vest Broad.
MOTOKCYCLE- ,E.,5,,,,,-rs ..i,sC,
kinds TOMPNINs lei Nest BroSd'
So, az r-,,...,,. - S-Oali II =.
and eon,enss. Apply to ELsNEH
1lsDSa Ito5 East aiaiu street.
NEW SIEf;I.l -rt.ffr.L-c ,>.r, ,Tr,tr-r
iurn!turs v,ia,,- $3.50 -, i ,tt.li
er wasons EIcHAKDsoN bros,
Y4' biu'H ave.
fOR SALE. WHITE Gas CAR VIII
Frll Vefy cheap ~ 0ulcjt pureh.srr
Address lI So eiaic I!in-s.Dlsuatan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Virginia Avenue and Beach
baths. elevators. 500 feet wide cool
porches. exceptional table. white service
Special rates. s.. $40. s,e.50 UP weekly; q
up daily Booklet J. Z. COPE.
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Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prom.
WATER trir HOUSE.
The Mountain Parable.

NeW omen .A.ensifeiy Improved Tho most
region Cuisine of sac Aighcst standard.
White service. orehsst-a. social diversions
.t'Is oui-yi door amusement. new. beau
ifnl Palm Court and Caf, snec.ai inv
end party rates Booklet ana aut, ,,onx
nailed. 9Th season.
JOHN rvRDY COPE.
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y2otirrs

" ANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KTOW
mat Ai.NifL BROS. Jewellers. sI9
East Aialu street. buy. sell. exchanea
eui EiNoLNT DIAMONDS IS THE
LATE i STYLES old gold and Sill
yei liways taker iu exchange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
l;uaInrss DppgrElln,llr5

OWING TO MY NEED or MONEY To
carry on my business at this time.
VIII sacrifice "a block of stock in ono
. OF the best paying businesses i'm this
city. II You are looking for high
grade Investment. one that viii pay
address 361. care Timos-Di spatch
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
AT.EE.IMART.E

The leading and most modern high-elas
hotcl az uulsrnte ratcs
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Sweet Chalybeaie Springs

SNhEl tlftl-A HEAIE. VA
- II The Aileshany Mountains. 40 Zee.
at"te the Hea level Elegant SWIMMING
Pools Cool Nights. BeaGufai Mountaia
emery Nster FuDpiy. iron and ca roonnted
s-'-''0' H4eY.,a- q-4 lity Write Tor book
'ct r. / EARLE. Manager
sweet chaiy1eat4. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19
TIE MIITSTuRE

Nirsiria Avenue ana Bench. ocean view.
Greatly Improved cap. 80. Private bath.
running water in rooms. elevator, etc
Music. Special. $3.50 up weekly: $3.50 w
daily. open an rhe year. Booklet
SAMUEL ELLIS.
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Hotel SotheYn

norEL MAJESTIC. Virginia av and
Beachi renovated throughout: centre a
attractions ocean view. capacity 500; eie-
Vator. private baths; white service exc;
superior table, special so up weekly; 81
W daily; booklet 81 a SMITH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

MRs. c. k BOWERS. lis s. Franz
lin rooms and board for german = :
and trans.ent guests. dining room
well eQL.pped
over Gaze 100 West Franklin sum
ineF rates Trans!ents a specially.
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Ncdl CstaIr Jl;antro

ISL YOUR FAEMs WITH J. 4. con
NELLY : co VIII. postal for nee
essnry blanks
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NrrsplinIo
Eoarniln

HUAlAN HAiR BOUGHT AND soil
AZ HIGli .S5S. 40s North Third.
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&gent5 lCiantfb

AGENTS. EITHER SEN; j.
per cent. 40 capitai required Ad
dress g 3i6. care Times Dispatch.
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FRONTENAC

EpOMTENhC Kentucky av. 100 yards from
fhuN / ElihI beach. As good as the best
Cap. $50 New. honelike; elevator. large.
cool ocean view rooms, with baths phones:
Special rates, S up weekly. $3.50 up daily.
Sat. to Mon. So Booklet W. +. WATTS.
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ISLESWORTH

on the ocean mont. Virginia av., overiook-
ing famous Steel Pier. Capacity COO Special.
$3.50 up weekly; no extra charge for hot
sea water baths. Elevator. spacious porches.
private baths. Orchestra. Auto meets trains
booklet. WAI. HINLAN, Proy
FRANK NJ. PIIDEBuS. Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

FOR SALE. CYLINDER DISC TALK
ing machine aud records on easy
terms e. y. HAYNES * co. III
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SUMMER 1Snarning

sT louis COTTAGE. VJRGiNIA BAY
station ocean View, Va ScJllcry
meals, home comforts. terms REASON
able MRS. j.. j. BRADLEY
a LADY WITH ONE OK TWO chill
Greu on a gnntleman and his Wife
hricN house largo. shady yard. good
table telephone ana daily mail ref
er-nccs exchanged Address MRS
fENrcN holland, Beaver Dam. va.
u. T. - 80 ..
cAknDLTON COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW
Nicr coo! rooms convenient TO bath
inE and amusenents For rates. etc,
adirtss MRS l.. C. DIGGES-
HOUSE, SITUATED lN a COOL.
tnady PARK. Rates moderate Adj
dress T.. j.. MOON. Lexington, Va
BOULEVARD ms. Of HAMPTON
Roads. country and seashore COM
b.ned. with city cOnven!ences. send
for literature TO the MISSES TABB.
Hampton va.
GARWOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va, ncwly papered. al convenieuces
one block from amuse ments; bath
ms. fishing dancing Meals soc
Special rates on application.
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right Outlo0k for Fair

oout inside Virginia Fair Assoclation
10 pc held here next fan. is in Xxx
nrs desrse encouraging The FARM
deep interest. ana they are soi tn,'I ,s
exhibit their best stock and The hes,
products OF their farms The fair viii
ne much larger and better one than
sronnd is to be put In prilme condi-
non the premium list is most TX.
Sial one. and the association's cate.
lOkue VIII soon he iaslnn -t
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Tor sAL.- CHtLMEEs DETROIT. 40
horsepower touring car fully equip
ped. nearest unor 10 $1,000 takes / :;
trst-rla-S condition. WM F. AT
KiNsO$ COMPANY. Box IO4. Pc
tersocrs. Va
MODERN WANEitLY ELECTRIC SUR
rcy perfect condition, run less than
ppp .ics win demonstrate. Box
800 Richmond. Va.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11

on account Of Mrs. Eilison's health,
which has besn poor for long time
past and getting worse. May health
and prosperity be their portion In the
land OF oranges. and may they be
back on White river inside OF two
years, II THE HERALD's salutation.
John Brown. late Of New Castle,
writes from Imbodsn, Arkansas, that
be has arrived there; rented . plsce;
gone into the chicken and hog rails
ing business; that he has 10 acres Of
land, Is Of which arc under cultiva-
ton; that on the balance, even with
. barrel Of whisky and . sulky wo-
man, It would trouble one TO raise
. disturbance. He further says that
II the GARFIELD authorities want him
Just send him transportation, he will
come back aud save them the ex-
penss Of sending an ofncer with re-
quisition papers. This looks like q
.'horse'' on "Arkansaw."
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11
Highest 10 Forty Years

The Riokart Kansss City live stock
letter Of this week says:
Light receipt of cattle here last
week and good demand from killers
was . combination that gave the
market an uplift Of Is to 40 cents.
Fed steers made the greatest gain.
particularly medium grades, which
kind are selling higher than they
have sold in forty years, or since the
reconstruction days following the
Cival war. Top steers have sold at
higher figures than 1t present, though
several lots sold today here at $3.50
to $50, unequaled previously this
year.
The supply today, MAY 8th) is be-
tween seven and eight thousand Here,
the market strong and active. Sup
ply figures for the year to date at the
five leading markets Of the country
show only six per cent decrease
from same period last year, which
does not furnish an explanation for
the advance Of forty per cent in
values In the same time.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11
800 Reward, 800

The readers Of this papcr will be pleased to
learn that there Is ut least one dreaded disease
thut science has been able to cure I'm all its
stages, ind that is Cntarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being II cOnstitu-
tional disease. requires IL constitutional treat
mcnt. Halls CHtarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. aud giving the pa
ticnt strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In It's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address +. j. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
And subscribe for The Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11
Shortest and Best Route

The people Of Ashley valley and
the vernAl Express are pulling hard
for the routing Of the proposed Trans
Continental Automobile Highway
by way Of Rife, Meeksr and Vernal
to Salt Lake City.
This Is the route favored by the
Utah Highway commission. 1t Ia
the shortest route from Denver to
the Utah capital. BY adopting It .
lot Of sandy desert would be avoided.
Rio Blanco people should favor the
White river Duchesne route.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11
Good Roads Meeting

There will be u special meeting OF
the Rio Blanco County Good Roads
association at the Court House in
Meeker, on Monday, May Is, 1912, at
2 o'clock p. IN, at which you are
urgently requested to be present, rs
matters Of great Importance are to be
discussed.
1t is proposed to put Meeker on the
great Transcontinental Highway.
w. 8. MONTGOMERY, President.
A. L. STEHLKE, Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11
Administrators Sale

Will sell at the ranch all the personal
property of the A. j. YOunker estate
on Saturday, May %, 1912, consist
ing of horses, harness, cattle, ma
chinery. carpenter tools and house
hold goods. Terms will be cash. Don't
forget the date. Sale will begin at
] o'clock p. IN.
CHARLES BLOOMFIELD,
Administrator.
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11

American Medicine thinks that ''the
reported effect Of subway travel ia
another instance Of hasty and igno.
rant assumption" 1t says that 1t sis
extremely doubtful, moreover, II the
difference between the subway air
pressure and that Of the surface at.
mosphere il ever suMcient to affect
the ear drum to any appreciable ex-
tent. The fear that there ID to be any
increase Of deafness n result Of the
Development Of subways In our large
cities may be dismissed ~ quite
groundless."
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11

loo Baldauf and . broncho had =
disagreement up on Miller creek,
Monday, and In the mix-up Joe was
thSbwn against tree and sustained
. It'd bruise Of the right cheek bone.
HI. Baldauf thought 1t best to come
70 town and have his injuries properly
at11nded to,
The Meeker herald., 1912-05-11

In the matter of the estate of John u.
Hulett. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given. that on Saturday,
tho 18th day of June, A. ID. 1917, being one u
the-scgulaf days OF the June term OF the
county court OF Rio Rlanco county. in the
state q Colorado, I. Horace T. Hulett I'D
the Judge of said court, present my final set
Element as such administrator pray the
approval Of the same. and Will then apply to
be discharged MS such administrator At
which time and place any person in inter-
est may appear and present objections to
the same II any there be.
Dated at Meeker, Colorado. May 9th, f9l2.
HORACE p. II ULETT,
Administrator of the estate OF John u.
Hulctt, deceased. MILL
&C. GENTRY,
Attorney for said Administrators.