The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
COMING and GOING !

n. Stateler. Of Rsngely. WAS ApAssen-
ger on the outgoing stage Yesterday
bound for his old homs At NeAdnore.
ILL.,. where he will visit for sous time:
also. other points in the east Mr..
Stateler placed on record Thursday a
patent to 160 acres Of the hest land in
the Rangely district. lie reports much
activity In the ssphaltum belt. Twenty-
Eve To forty 4-hnrse teams will soen be
hauling the stuff to the railroad.
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j. a. Alley. who runs the popular inn
OH the head of picexnce lpOpularly
called the dinner station) and hts neigh
bor, j. p. SchermerhOrn, who OWNS the
dnest herd ~ shOrthorns In the county,
came 10 town Tuesday and exercised
their great American privilege.
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jos Wasson, OF Maybell. came In
Thursday after supplies for the Cross
Mountain Ditch COMPANY. lie reports
work on the ditch RS progressing favor
ably and that water will he fioxing
through 1t in the not far distant future.
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j. r.. witcher. of Cripple Creek, one
OF the best known Of the 0ld-timA Ar
kansas valley cattlemen. ia In visiting
mis- son-in-law. Lawyer J. g. Gentry.
Mr.. Witcher is heavily Interested in
| mining as well as cattle and lands
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Pat IIaves. OF Thurman creek. made
one OF his few-and- far between visits tn
this city this week. Mr.. Hayes aiways
receives hearty welcome ut tile hands
of bis friends.
]. A. Simms. who presides over the
Rangely postofIice and attends To Uncle
Sans business generally In the oil belt,
was Mesker visitor in the early part
Of the week.
W. ii. Clark returned to town Tues
day after completing his big contract Of
surveying the Uncompahrre divide
country In Montrose and Mesa coDnties,
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| A. s. Wagner, agency superintendent
for the Equitable Life Insurance. Com
pany of New York. WIS transscting
business in this section this week.
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AL and Mrs. Martin were among tho
White River City folks who visited the
metropolis this week.
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| W. b, and Mrs Hamper left fnr Dem
yer aud other outside points W sdnesday.
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Ira Ridaeway and Willie Stateler wsrs
visitors from Ran9elv during the week.
r, D. Holland was among thA upper
White visitors Saturday.
1t is possible that our age will make
its mark in art and literature In the de-
vel0pment of advertising. We com
mend this view to the pessimists who
are telling us the truth about our work
in the old lines. The artistic Instinct
does not die. but 1t breaks ont in new
places once in awhile aud tile critics
have hard time catching up. Future
ages will look back To this as the golden
age of the art of advertising. for Lady
Montague. herself. could not match the
taste shown in the letters published In
commendati0n of our Quack medicines.
and Titan could not vie with the color
lists Of our poster displaying the femnle
4 form. Even Methuselah would be no
match for the ancient gentleman who
writes, II took dram Of your Tangie-
foot the day before l was los years old.
and am still alive and well at the ad-
vanced age OF los. attribute my long
life to drinking your tipple after was
l04 years old.n
One Of the most reliable exchanges
that now reaches our table is the Craig
Courier.
! 4 Liberal Offer.
4 The undersigned will give free sam
pie Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets to anv0ne wanting ,raliable
4 remedy for disorders Of the stomach.
biliousness or constipation. This is =
new remedy and good one.-Strehlke
Broa.
Il II there is any time when man feels
like fool it is when stiff wind starts
4 him on wild chase down the street for
his hat.
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