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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

be able to beat his half-brother, Magrane
the favorite of the race, and horse that he
May. Is the dam of both Magrane and Mike
Ashem.
When wap won the last race yesterday a.
G. Bedwell. from whom the horse was claimed
a few days previously. promptly boosted him
from $500 to 81 600 Jasper Madison protected
with the customary S. advapce. This may
be the opening gun in selling race warfare
Ba If s bs Og bose Son omp np aypg 5 h
ished second TO Wap.
Charlie Ellison is having his usual success in
money and 5000 for third in yesterdays stake
he cashed in tickets on the winner representing
a profit Of about $1,000 in bets
Jockey Kirschbaum is riding so poorly that
the following his clever riding in the early
days of the meeting brought him is rapidly
dwindlng.
Superintendent Grant opened the outer portion
Of the main track at Emeryville yesterday
morning and training operations, which had been
suspended for several days because Of the rain,
were resumed.
dent E. J. Baldwin his best wishes for suc-
cessfu1 meeting at Arcadia in lieu OF attending
the opening in person.
l. NJ Cranes useful selling platter John
sheehan is rounding into form after having been
on the shelf in consequence of an injury to one
OF his legs. sustained in collision with the fence
soon after his arrival here from the Crane ranch
in the fall.
Dave Peel has been engaged by Irving H.
wheatcroff 10 superintend his newly organized
breeding stud. Miss Sain Alma Dufour Grande
Dame Elizabeth sHarwood. French Cook Wool
winder and eight yearlings belonging to Wheat
croft reached Los Angeles yesterday from Lex
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

In the last Few months. Flower gar
dens have been planted and were in
bloom, and there had been general
furnishing up of the track and the sur
roundings. The day was clear and
pleasant.
More horse owners than ever before
seen in southern California were pres
ent. There are 1000 horses at the
track and more are on the way
There were SIX races all with big
among them being the Utah, Joe Zieg-
Ter. Buffalo club, Toronto, J. P. Atxin,
Nelson Jones, Berlin, Paris. Chicago,
Saratoga. Sam Klein, Arcadia, S L.
Jones q Co, George Rose, Sam Shaen,
A. r. Klein, Dixie and Venice
Ihere were more eastern sports at
the track than has ever been seen be-
fore, either there or at Ascot. the kill
ing OF the game In New York having
sent them out here early, while Chi
eago sent big quota.
The event of the day was the fourth
race, the Pomona handicap. which was
won easily by Hildreth'S Restigouche
smiling up. Restigouche is by far the
classiest runner that has been seen
mere In long time and was the favor
lite, opening at II to 10 and closing
at to ., to for place and l to
for show. Old Timer of the Pasadena
stable. Archibald up. was second easily.
and Walkers Stanley Fay, Musgrave
up, was third.
Restigouche made the seven furlongs
under 1:27, with 115 pounds. on a
heavy track. The race really was over
before it began and Restigouche could
have made it in second better time
II he had been pressed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

At post minutes. on ct 1914. Ida May,
Rialto finished as named. Winner b. (. By Sain-
Grand Shot Trained by W. Walker. Scratched
and third easily Gold Heart. OF in rush. set
good pace to turn. Center Shot. outpaeed 10
stretch had to go overland, catching Gold Heart
in dual eighth and holding him safe under hand
ride final 80 yards Others not in 1t. Center
Shot 80 place. out show; Gold Heart, 10 place.
~ show: Agnes. So show
SECOND RACE-One mile; year oIds and
upward selling; value to winner $50:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin
121-John Lyle (Pagel .-.--.. So = IL
Barney oldfeld tArchbH09 =
15-l-Day Star e. Martini .lo4 .
: Time-:24 So SO So. 80. 1:02 2J, 1:29, ] ;tS
At post minutes. on at 2:30. Homeless.
Canique. Black Mate, Agreement Varieties.
Goldway, The Hammer; King Leopold. Merritt
finished named Winner b. g. by Lamp
lighter -Toupee. Trained by 7. Maxwell start
good. Won easily. Second easily. Third driy-
ing. Scratched-Old Timer. Bon Ton, Mike Jor-
dan John Lyle was always near the pace maker
and came away easily in final sixteenth. Old
field worked through rough passage and finished
and outgamed Homeless John Lyle. Al place.
21 show; oIdheld. 6-5 place SO show star
81 show.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and a half furlongs; sell
ing; year olds; value to winner 1928;
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St Str Fin
4-1-Joe Gsitens (Teuper)- -1O6
4-i-Enheld Shilling, .i0s i0s
Time-:25 go :55 As, 1:09 IS. At post D
minutes. on at s:0O. Indictment. Rey. el Di-
nero. Helen Harvey. Maid Of Gotham. Zeha u
Hardly Son Roy T. Balerian Coriel, Bennie's
Busy finished as named. Winner b. c. by Sor-
cerer-Lynette. Trained by 2. r. Chinn- Start
good Won handily. Second easily. Third same.
(saitens s-5 place 40 show: Enheld. So place,
As show: Servicence So show Scratched
Bold Nasmerito Gaitens took big lead at start
and showed good burst Of speed tarougnont
holding field safe at all times. Enfield made up
ground rapidly and coming strong at end
Servicence finished gamely.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs; Pomona
handicap; year olds and upward. value to
winner 81, TO:
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
6-5-Restigouche (Shillingl -115
15-1-Old Timer {Archibald). .1O3
s-1-Stanley Fay tMusgrave)110 u
Times So AT, 1:13 1925 4-5- Magazine,
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winners were: W. r. Engstrom So 500: W e
Applegate Jr., SS200: Joe Harlan. 81 100:
Johnny Coleman. 81. 300: Tokyo club 50 600 and
Beatty Mountain club. 81 600
Dr- koweil. trainer OF the Williams string
viii leave for Arcadia tonight accompanied Nv
Jockey Sweet. Dr.. Rowell plans imsnedis A teiy
starting some OF the horses that he shipped
south early in the week The duration of his
stay at the southern track is indefinite
Aagrane viii never fsce the barrier again
Trainer Hoag made this assertion yesterday after
making careful examination Of the horses
breakdown. II Was his right front leg that
affected.
By winning yesterday Mike Asheim became in
eligible for the maiden in which he had
been named 70 start today. ". r. Magrane
ms owner, was as much surprised as anybody
horse had worked well for several races in
which he had made poor showing. and Ma
Crane hadn't the slightest idea that he would
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Gossip of the Racetrack

,sxr Johnson the owner OF Roseben. IN
.tedlr had one Of his characteristic pIuns-
,.ots down on that horse IN eastern pool
+, Yesterday johnson never lets Roseben
fthout bet and has unlimited faith ia
6ree's ability to win any sort Of going.
IA Allard. one 81 the biggest operators in
EmerTrflle ring. backed Roseben 70 the
sfeneen the ex-Waiter also had big bet
.s,ses being fined SO by the Judges FOR
,sfla interference with Fuiletta willie riding
= Alicia. Jockey Rnssell was fined similar
,,,rf ,v starter DUyer for misbehavior al the
on <fc same mount.
Rose VA me biggest winner among the
~ekers who operated Ut Emeryrille yester-
T4e cleaned Up 600 and Bill Jackmsn q.
,.r,ee hook Rose IS also interested, was q
: ~r~onf. with winnings OF $500. Frank
-, who also operates a book backed ny
van only 5000. some Of the other biz
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
$lS,S1 Gate Receipts Of
Papke=Ketchel Mill

James W. corroth last night declared
that slS,52l was taken in at the gate
at the Papke-Ketchel fight yesterday.
OF this amount Papke, though loser,
VIII get the lions share. as he was to
IN. The. fighters will very likely split
the receipts so per cent of tho gate to
Papke and 40 per cent of the gate TO
hetchei, which means that Coffroth will
figure as fairly heavy loser on yes
terdays card
The small attendance was deep dis
appointment not only to Ketchel and
sion street arena promoter had figured
on 100000 house and while he took
the. attendance philosophically 1t was
disappointed at the size of the house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
COURSTNG At INGLEsIDE

A good card is in store for the fol-
lowers of the cOurStng game at lngie-
side park Sunday 1T consists OF the
usual thirty-two dog open stake and
the class event Of twenty-fOUr entries
Some of the best dogs in training will
meet. and exciting sport is looked for.
Following is the result of last nights
draw.
Open stake % entries-Joe Dempsey vs.. Otta-
wa The Battler Amandan Orby Lady
Fieldwick. TheO Bell Our Porto Conductor
vs. TOreadOr. Star Pointer Wild Bug. Roman
Actress vs. Stanley r. Fetters Free Last
GaleOyer. Dan Finnigan Red Leaf Old Peach
vs. Invincble. Vanish Mist vs.. Belmont, Wild
Idol vs. Keepsake. The Rowdy Gentle Annie.
Tennis Girl vs.. Queen OF the South. Young
Johnny vs.. Russell j. Wild Bill vs. Peddlsr
Baum
Class stake. "a entries-Little wedgewood vs.
Curry. May Boy Melrose Belle. Sangerman
vs. Mainstay. Wild Mamie Speedway. Sepoy
VS. Gold Musk, Silver Musk Walla Walla.
Sister rs. Anna Belle. George Town Bon Ami.
White Rogue vs. Country Girl. Best Turkey
Race King. Miss Emily Holyberry Gallant
Boy vs. Waubernaukee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

that Trainer Lou Marion already had quartered
at Arcadia track The yearlings included Alfred
the Great, bay colt by Cesarion- Anecdotes Vic
toria cross, black colt by Migraine- -Guesswork;
Empress of India, bay flly by Sempronius John.
eta; Ireland bay flly by Cesarion Marie Stoops;
bay nily by Cesarion- Hue; bay colt by Inspector
ELENA bay nily by Stanhope Charm; chestnut
hlly by Allan -Dale-Good Manners. Ireland
worked quarter before leaving Kentucky In
~ 80 seconds. The yearlings are all in excel
lent CONDITION, viii be ready to with the
very first of the year and are worth remem-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Restigouche Wins Pomona Handicap
atSanta Anita Opening
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

Los ANGELES Nov 2oTn thousand hocked Santa
park Badwlns
Arcadia
there
owne
Aside and track he ran Wednes
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA. Nov. 26-First day winter
meeting Los Angeles racing association A. W.
Hamilton, presiding judge. Jake Hoffman
starter. Weather clear. Track slow.
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; Introductory
scramble: all ages; purse $500:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str. Fin
4-5-Center Shot (Harris) .10T 3 2 II
4-1-Gold Heart ID. Burns) .102 II 26
20-1-Hasty Agnes (E-Martin) 100 5 33
Time-:24, :36 1-5, :4s 2-5 1:01 2-5, 1:14 1-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
hrongs See Don Enrique Win
Thanksgiving Day Handicap
By J. e. Jefery

ByJ r. Jefery
Despite numerous counter sporting ne the
thanksgiving day crowd the Emevle racetrack OF usual
oporon Secretary Treat OF the New California Jockey club IS
thor for the that upward OF 10000 passed
ough the track tunstes during the afternoon and that the
ndance varied but slightly from the corresponding occasion
Probably because OF the eacherous conditions pre-
he'd form decided discount and the book makers reaped
h rich harvest that of them virtually recouped the
losses that had attended their since the opening of the local
line found themselves fairly with afternoon.
% in betting ring psddoc gTanand and adjacent vantage points
MY carried into effect by the jockey club with the comfort and
Because additions available
customary congestion
san sTooed and baay @ so%ned women one eye with
fcIETY PEOPLE ATTEND RACES
he clubhouse the very gathering OF society
p Ms oe B no % and MAT MAT P99n q & the lnSqSG % R beng oo0ne
Porter George Fuller Mrs William Kennedy Miss Kennedy Mr. and
ge Mrs Bessie Bennion George Lewis Edgar Kethey Mrs C.
ola Hess Miss Mabel Stewart Horace Louis Haas A
Ph Greenebaum Mr. and Mrs Charles Ford Mr. and Mrs L Pierce
e Charles znd Pv Kahn n Thomas @ and Dapd Bchm meose
Of all American the peerless Roeben almost oyerhadwed
colors unger
Spice developments day by winning
and fortunate few cashed tickets both these generally
Crane down hopeiess that will never again race
parade post was striking Of gandest
nd Of local ng enp bo locked unon him II % for % tb 6 @ time @
& dod % % % the @ @ % % ofs ad pen been a eona 4 se @ opd 5d
admirers
s2e Nav o3 his enormous muscles @ IS in ma action ~ anu ~ 70
BAcKERs FOUND FOR RosEBEN
Because Of the fear that he might not particularly like the muddy going
Of an inferior rider on his back Rosebn found
% & winch were i0 & the opening Gaa @ that & the p9 90 b bt d against him.
The horse went to the post at to and won like the to shot that he
against Roeben when pied against similar company
and him e5suR had 5 n5t & run snsTt race go0
ben TO running however Roseben
simply
n 5hrouehou could
The & in which Roseo dashed to the
be dout convince the majority those who him perform
% % % re % afeT eStsrdags % showing @ a wf prove % we'll nh
n IssRauEs
coupled entry contest with
Dorante trying pounds Enrique
ter o n the that preed steTdag ths on % the can dr p pon
t
might his stable mate as weIL
trailing
op as f on ~ ,b etre+cb ana mem IN @ ~ % me ast
@ d 0ptemg T1 Tsb s & Sar 70 @ & met met with
be companion ana the ultimate winner Dnte which had been rnrn
s s ssay ] @ On the sag g a % o with time great ~en ns ade the
Ds
CRANE SECOND
It the second & that MagTaP @ broke down At the time
IN tn
ce nj Prestig the
with
bose KirshSaum
ut in finally stopped
TX
the
dto
itiun Of
nish only
ie
sauei Eeys
T
neck a
showing
Madison fromII
zrcl Garlic for his newo and
OF the
stwith
Yoke the secon o
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Dr.WOngSung

Herb Sanitarium, s25
CLAY ST., Cor. wav-
srly Place.
Diseases cured By
c b I n e s e Medicine.
Over 5000 varieties OF
herbs in use. This Ia
nous doctor was for a
long time one OF the
leading physicians OF
the Government hospi-
tai, Canton. China.
Telephone China 500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

DO You Want S5.O0s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Freight to GoIdneId

day freight service (refrigerator) 10
cific and TOnopah & Goldfield r. r.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

me-:24 4-5. 40 20. ZIG Is. At
Tromp, $40 place. $40 show;
Leaf. Trained by ]. Madison
third same. High price-Wap
early stages, moved up gradual
Tromp had no excuses and was
last furlong. Gala showed very
chance. The Vicar showed speed
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
ANCIS JOSEPH-SAN OAK-BURNELL

Remarks.
Francis Joseph looks bit the best Of
this very poor lot. San Oaks last race with
good horses makes him loom as contender
BurneH has been finishing consistently in the
money.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Famous which made initial appearance Emeyve
:.
The Calls Form Chart OF Races at Emeryyille

The in
G
3693 and a
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
FORERUNNER-DERD SUE
EMPRONIUM-RUBIA GRANDA-SCHLESWIG


Remarks.
Semproni has run creditably with horses
OF his own age and acts il a route would
be suitable to him Byronerdale will come
out 6t and runs we'll fresh. Military Man
viii like the going. Miss Highland may
not care for the route.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27

15, pt1
show; place C
Trained by A G. in
wenup lead ree pdea
good race in o n gng
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-10
HATCHER GIVES PRIZE
GEORGE N. VANslcKLE Wins IN
CONTEST CLOSED ON
ELECTION DAY.

About the first OF October. Hatcher
Bros. offered q fine watch as prize
to the agent that would write the
largest number OF applications for
accident and health insurance, This
contest closed on election day, Nov
8. and the winner was George NJ
Vansickle. who he been working for
the Northern Pacshc Railway company.
The watch Is 26-year, gold filled
case. equipped with full jewel Elgin
movement, and IL worth $25 OF any
body's money
Mr.. vansiokle Is to be congratulated.
but he earned the prize BY hard work,
as he attended to his regular occupa-
tion during the day and worked in
surance In the evening. He not only
won the watch, but his commission
amounted to $172; pretty good for q
side line. but there is no reason why
others cannot DO as well.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-10
FIVE IN FIRE
ARE MISSING

Lead. 8. D.. Nov. 10.--,A fire shortly
before noon yesterday destroyed the
house OF Ansie Woods. Two men ana
three women are missing and are be-
iieved to have been burned. while sew
en- other women have been taken To the
hospital, some of them fatally injured
BY jumping.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-10

81 inch Long Kersey coats, yokes
and sleeves satin lined, s inch
Musktrat collar. n WY @
Can't beat it; $3.50. ~
Our special price,. O~AS
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12

From all over Colorado come re-
ports of extraordinary interest In the
big Stage Fair to be held at Pueblo
September 18th to 10Th. This annual
exposition has now attained a mag
nitude greater than dreamed Of by
its founders, and numerous new de-
partments are being added for this
year. Every line of industry is rep
resented and liberal premiums Of
fered in all classes are bringing u
perfect flood of entries. One depart
ment which will be very popular and
which has never had proper recogni-
tion at former state fairs, is that of
minerals. An entire end of the main
exposition building building will be
devoted TO this magnificent exhibit
which is now being collected in all
counties of the state where mineral
wealth abounds. Especially fine
specimens of ore have been secured
from Ouray, Breckenridge, Telluride,
the Cripple Creek district and
Creede. One specimen of ore from
the latter place has such value that
the fair association has been obliged
to put up $500 bond covering its
safety and return to the owners.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
District Court.

BY holding II night session Judge
ShuniRte got through with the Grim
inal calendar last Saturday night.
Geo Vaughn was found not guilty.
A Mcdonald was found guilty OF
larceny of saddle.
Case against Bert Earsly dismis-
sed at cost Of People.
M 4 Ryan VS. J ID Clark. Verdict
for defendant.
I'D Clark VS. p S Raine. Verdict
for plaintiff, $s2.
White River Cattle and Invest
ment company vs. Mary Kirk. Action
to quiet title. Decree granted.
Similar action In case Of John 4
Crook VI Mrs H L Cherry.
Civil cases of Robertson VS. Ford,
Hanson VS. A g Smith, II r Owens
VS. w H Miller and J H Lakamp vs.
G Fl Mckee, were all carried over.
Tony Benson got two years in the
pen and Henry Bum one year.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
Powell Park Personals.

Pete johnson is getting his grain
up this week.
Mr. and Mrs Dcighton were up to
Meeker Saturday.
Robert Crawford is very busy now
days with his haying.
Wright Hockett is getting his
grain i'm stacks this week.
AL Lloyd and family visited at
Johnny Williams Sunday.
Olaf Holtan and family visited at
the Triangle-I ranch Sunday.
Powell park was blessed with a re-
freshing rain Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Donnelly OF Meeker
visited the Wheaton's Tuesday.
Goldie and Lola Philips and Jessie
Hockett will attend the Powell park
school this winter.
School has begun in our newly
painted school house with good at
tendance. Miss Wear is the teacher.
Powell park is getting ready for a
good old threshing time, and the toot
Of the traction engine has begun to
echo in the valley.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
Advertised Mail Matter.

The mail matter described below
remains unclaimed In the postoffict
at Meeker, Colorado, the week end.
ing Sept. II, 1903, and II not called
for within two weeks will be sent tC
the dead letter office:
Horlick, Mrs J II Kemble, Bulge
Knowles Lizzie Martin, Stefka
Phillippi, Dora Singleton, w w
Williams, May
When calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
4. Il. FORDHAM, p. NJ.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12

Wells b. McClelland, n prominent
attorney and one of the Republican
''war-horses" of Routt county, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this restful
burgh. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Nc
Clelland wants the Republican nomi-
nation for district attorney, and
while here had an interview with the
Republican leader of this county
Hon. f. f. Sheridan; and it is an
open secret on the political Rialto
that Frank told the dean of the
Steamboat bar that he could have
it, 1t is further rumored that the
principal plank in Mr.. McClelland's
platform will be opposition to the
Rooseveltian forest policies. Mighty
good plank, MACK" but bless your
soul, that's one of the planks in Cen
try's platform, and it's not there as
n matter of political expediency, but
because Mr.. Gentry is opposed to the
Roosevelt-P forest policies on
principle and personally. 1t may not
be known throughout the district,
but Mr.. Gentry is quite an extensive
horse and cattleman and has suffered
as much as anybody at the hands Of
Baron Pinchot's men. His fine Mil
Ter creek ranch is in the forest re-
serve. "Nuf ced.'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
Routt County Tickets.

County tickets have been named
by both parties over in Routt county.
Following are the Democratic nom
inees, their convention having been
held at Craig:
Clerk and ecorder-Marshall Starr
Of Craig.
Treasurer = Riley Hamilton of
Hamilton.
Sheriff-Hank Campbell of Hahn's
Peak.
Assessor-H b Peck of Hayden.
Judge-John w Cole of Yampa.
School superintendent-Mi May
me Weyand of Craig.
Surveyor-A v f Vessels. Steam
boat.
Coroner-H II Terrell, Steamboat.
Commissioner, LIST district-Mark
Clloate. Yampa.
Commissioner, I'd district w
Cawlfield, Hayden.
The Republicans met at Steamboat
and their nominees follow:
Clerk and recorder-Charles Mer-
ril.
Treasurer--E H Hamilton.
Sheritf-A II Chivington.
Assessor-Allen Squires.
Judge-Charles Morning.
School superintendent-Mi Ida
Jones.
Surveyor Biskup.
Coroner-W H Bashor.
Commissioners, LIST district-James
Norvell.
Commissioner, I'd district-Almon
l. Durham.
A comparison OF the two tickets
shows that the Democrats have de-
cidedly the best of it, Mr. Durham
being about the only strong candi-
date the Republicans put up.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
Council Doings.

The town board got together Tues
day evening. having adjourned from
the day before. In the absence of
Mayor Oldland IL mayor pro tenn was
chosen to preside. Present were
Trustees Dougan, Hay, Lindow,
Spurlock and Wildhack.
The resignation of A Oldland rs
mayor was accepted and Trustee
Wildhack was elected rs his success
sor and Immediately took the oath
Of Office.
The street and alley committee
was authorized to investigate the
headworks of the water system, de-
eide ON what should be done and let
contract.
Bills allowed
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
It's a pity when sick ones drug the

tut pICy WHeu s1ck Uf1es uruK UTE
stomach or stimulate the heart and
kidneys. That is all wrong! A weak
stomach means weak stomach nerves
always. And this is also true of the
heart and kidneys. The weak nerves
are instead crying out for help. This
explains why DIR Shoop's Restorative
is promptly helping stomach, heart
and kidney ailments. The Restora-
tive reaches out for the actual cause
of these ailments-the failing "inside
nerves." Anyway test the restOra-
tive 48 hours. 1t won't cure so soon
as that, but you will surely know
that help is coming. Sold by Meeker
Drug Co,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
For Vice President,
JOHN w. KERN,
OF Indiana.
At Pueblo.

AS we go to press not much in the
way OF definite news has come in
from Pueblo beyond the fact that in
the Denver fight Speer has downed
the Patterson crowd again.
G. ]. Hughes of Denver has been
endorsed for United States senator.
A telephone came in stating that
John F. Shafroth had been nomina-
ted for governor over DIR. Jefferson
by one vote.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-09-12
They Take the Kinks Out

II have used DIR Kings New Life
Pills for many years, with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks
out of stomach, liver and bowels
without fuss or friction" says N II
Brown of Pittsfield, VT. Guaranteed
satisfactory by the Meeker Drug Co.
25c.