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NATURES FERTILIZER

powered, dissolvcnt. odor
less. wccdlcss: prepared for plants,
bulbs lawns. shrubbery. Mig, by Taylor
Phosphate & Fortliizer Co. dealers in
fertile soils and fertilizers. lls7 Bueno
ave w 36Sl-W.. for sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co Porter Walton Co.
hS99S
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ONLY q Fire Hero

be- crowd cbeercd, ms, with burned
i he held up a small round box.
|ows.p he shouted, "this Buck
;Arnica Salve J hold, has every.
beat for burns.' Right also for
ulcers. sores, Pimples, eczema,
sprains. bruises. Surest pile cure.
bdues inflammation, kills pain.
25c at SchTamm-1 ohpson, Drugs.
(AdycrtlsemeDt
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OPTICAL PARLORS

|f-<,
|tsG HARRISON. oPTOMETRJsT
'p' are not used. 2Oi Tcmp)cton
l,2S00
NJ oN TIME PAYMENTS. DIR,
- retersen, SIS East 4th so. 1890
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Wanted Situation-Female


\ BUSINESS WOMAN AND STENOG-
rapher desires position in Office EN~
perlence and good references. Phone aft
ernoon Wnsatch 5i?S-J. koIo7
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THANKSGIVING Day Rates

Feen all Salt Lake Route Itah
|ts. One fare for round trip, tickets
BE November 27th and 2stb, return
:mber 2nd. Tickets l69 So. Main, or
n station. advertisements }
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|hanksgiving Day Rates

Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
|Novcmbcr 81 and IS, limited TO
|nber >. Very low rates between
\ points. See agents for further
|culars. City ticket Office. Hotel
II (Adycrtiscment.)
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w, HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, l6I SO. West Temple. Phone
300. Dc
q. C, O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embalmer. has moved to new loca-
tion. 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty BLDG. Phone $50. o3399
UNDERTAKING COM
Pany; modern chopci pauors' go So.
snd East. Telephone Wasatch 5lS2,
Open day and night kd09
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

81 Baby Mining Company, p1nci-
place OF business 322 Atlas block,
Lake City. Utah Notics-Thcre are
<quent upon the following described
q on account OF assessment No. 2,
q on the 2nd day OF October, 1912.
Eeyeral amounts set opposite the
'es OF the respective shareholders as
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work Apply forenoon. No. 23 Cath
ness apt. K3dI5
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pvERTIsING DIsTRIBU.
4 TORS

] EOVnf 49, S-~s--s-------
IRibutorL. ADVERTISING CO.,
adsertjses. Tor hand bills and all kinds
'd andns; Halls and windows dec
wv scott bldg. Was. 65sI.
k10s6
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

S---~--S-<
yJOIT, PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men: prices rlght:
mice. Duvars paper store. d8lt9
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PICTURES AND WALLPAPER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w, Ebert & Co, II
Main ST, k2Il9
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

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Wanted-To Buy.
CARPET CLEANING

TEL. uY. 2olo FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning S, l.. Carpet Cleaning Co.. i5s
18th Eagt fr1c01
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALES HELD EV-
cry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday OF
new and second hand furniture. We Will
also hold an auction sale at your resi-
dence for you, or buy YOUR furniture out
yighr Utah Auction & Commission Co.
1919 West ist South 50, koS9
C. e. OSTERLOH. .AUCTIONEER RESI-
dence. eS4 So, Main Wasatch 2S2a-w.
h4S5
C. I. SEBER MAKES FURNITURE
auction q specially: consult me before
selling. TIylaud 1917. ho2s2
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WELDING

ITE WELD CAST IRON, ALUMlNuM.. Sa.
eteel o oa limos and water Jackets TO US
pre- otohen rnnairs. Utah Ornamental Iron q
gronze Works. ls5 West South ieth9RosS1 h9Ros1
Wesatch 46T8.
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CHINA DECORATING

--o-----c.-c-,7- =, ~ =, S.rT;T,Io
* Ensi Third South China suitable
for gifts aud prizes Glass and prlvnso
lessons.
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HAy GRAIN AND FLOUR.

les arc made promptly & ldaho oMti, CaJn
lIay &C. Grain store. z3p W. i'''i' "''N'''
"asFSyHtio FWSyHtioLBsALE A SPECIALITY, ,,o.s
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AUCTION SALES

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1880 A. NJ.
lli0 Milton ave; Extra fine furniture.
consisting of Administer rugs brass bed,
mattress. steel springs Princess dresser
(cost s75), chffonier fine buffet (cost
cs' peaeSra, opH .Iicbno l1p,e m 5,,n "e "ak
en- table. 80 quarts fruit. fine Buck
range furniture only used two months.
Take Sugar House ear. c. L.. Sober,
auctionecr. kSi9i
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J. Bailey. r. r. engineer,
svillc, Ark, says; 81 suffered with
81 aud bladder trouble so bad l
1nable 10 work. I had such severe
in my back I could hardly get
J tried several physicians with no
4 but l'oley's Kidney Pills have
WONDERS for me. [ recommend
10 all, " Schramm-J j ohDson,
advertisement.
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NO. ] SOLICITORS WITH REFER
ences FOR we'll advertised proposition.
ElE commission and permanent work for
right men Unless YOU have made good
do not call. Sec Mr.. Never, Tribune
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|CRETARY FISHER
HEARS ARGUMENTS
h Over Hetcll-Hetchy
alley in Yosemite Park
4 Begins in Earnest.

|..x,JISGTON. Nov. 25,-RepYeserta-
III the leading national organiza-
for the preservation OF national
and scenic beauties We're repre-
4 today at the opening Of the hear
,sfow Secretary Fisher involving
rrancisco's right To use the Hetch
NJ yallev in Yosemite national park
1 reservoir for its water supply sys-
!. bea,lne, In which the advisory
n NJ army engineers sat with Secre-
was based upon Secretary
|.,enr's order of nearly three years
5irectInc san Francisco officials TO
'rause WIN Secretary Carr eld's
~,t was based on Stipulations 10 be
-<S Ia by the city, that IL would FIRST
An the Lake Eleanor water supply
4 beginning IN the uetch- Hetchy
tfths hearing today were Mayor
2. for,ner Mayor Phelan, CITY At
az Long and other representatives OF
'Ftancisco; President j, Horace Nc
Ina and Secretary u. r. Watrous of
'imerican Civic associations: y. A.
man of Boston, DR.. William T.
. al Berkeley and Miss Cora Fay OF
an, representinS the Society for tho
}rvailon of National Parks; Alden
pson OF New York and ]. w. Morse.
on. Sierra club; Robert Underwood
Lon. editor OF Century Magazine:
tentative Needham OF California
!senting san Joaquin valley inter
'E,J j. McCutcheon. representing the
n VALLEY Water company. which
1.-THE present city water contract: :.
ather, representing the Chicago Geo
hIc society. and other interested par
from various cities.
the question OF scenic preservation
Z park, raised almost at the begin
|of the hea ring by President McFar-
az the American Civic association.
.fary Fisher replied that there was
ery natural feeling that the. camel
not 10 be allowed To put his head
q tent"
fetary Fisher defined the points at
Iss:
ether san Francisco had another
liable source OF water supply, and
her, through giving the use Of tho
.-Hctchy valley. the government
ultimately be compelled 80 give UP
portions OF the Yosemite national
10 protect the waiter supply from
arInattou
Attoruev Loue % San Francisco
red the project would not interfere
The scenic value OF the park. nor
hurst priVileG IS. Mayor Eolph and
{ said the project would furnish the
for al the communities on both
OF San Francisco bay without
be the beauty of the national park.
J. Bailey, r. r. engineer,
villc. Ark, says; 81 suffered with
h aud bladder trouble so bad l
Lnable % work. 7 had such severe
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING


AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. Salt Lake Mattress q ME- co.
Phone 3299 pl6o6
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"lHLSIS .fLE DEPARTMENTS. Az
rLi READY FOR WORK AT S A. NJ
Hi,p ~, J j.. NJ DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
81 SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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EVE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR, ARTnGR BTRR9wS eAMESiG1E Ss4n"ns
20 pp"CGoiti l%t Continental Bank bids s''0'
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LAUNDRIES
HOTELS

--~>--~-~-----~~.-.c~~ - - :. -,
ALBANY HoTELL7MoDBRM. ,,Is STEM sacl
"a south and Fifth West, w. 6so3:
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Fr-RN. MOD. HOUSE OF . ROOMS.
east Side by couple about Dec. /.
Best OF care guaranteed. Reference
Address Y-1S Tribune EiSNg
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va II accordance with law and an
of the board Of directors made on
.na day Of October, 1912. SO many
esary viii be sold at the principal
el the company. No. 322 Atlas
sait Lake City. Utah. on the End
December. 1912. at 2 O'Clock
70 pay the delinquent assessment,
sT with tho cost of advertising and
ase OF sale.
Y, F, HTNTZC,
Secretary,
ki690
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oUcCESS INsURANCE-UTAII BUSI-
ness college preparation FOR business
~ start course now Boston bldg.
gay or night. et55s
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LOST AND FOUND

CALF ON PREMISES.
owner can have same by giving de-
scription and paying cost OF expense.
Phone Wasatch 6l36-M. kSi9S
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Wanted to Trade.
Wanted-To Rent.

WANTED-pCSE ROOM Or SMALL
office with some we'll established bust!
nc.s house by representative Of an east
crn manufacturing company. Address
Y-l7. Tribune. k346O
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR n. n
goods: goods bought, sold or cNhanged
Buckeye Furniture Store. 143 So. W. T.
Was. 1929. goos
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR

c. w. IiUETL. as6 CONSTITUTION
building opposite H. &. NJ. l. ycs5t own
ma tcraI made mp hl3i
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| BE SURE AND VISIT HENAGERS
Business College before YOU decide 10
| enroll elsewhere Get the best Posi-
| tions guaranteed. Ro656
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WHERE TO STOP

:, I~CoT-N HOUSE. 6s EAST lsr SO
556 rooms: rates, 3oc. iOc ana ooc' Inooo In,.o
nrr hnthA. lOc. w.
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fEEt' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
Went First Congregational church: we
Se, you position free OF charge. Telc-
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THE WANT ADS HOLD MANY POSSI-
o>nues for workers, There are hundreds
NJ chances within the reach OF those who
nno advancement impossible In their
present positions. The Wants lead 70
every legitimate line OF human e7deavor.
tney radiate TO every business and bring
their Influence 10 bear wherever workers
are sought,
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ASSAYERS

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& ,iICHOJS. ASSAYERS
ana chemists, 229 South West Temple.
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BULBS

BRING. THIS AID TO OUR STORE AND
get 10 per cent discount on fall bulbs
Porter Walton Co, g14 State. hJyl3
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM f.
Mckenzie. Display yards. i42 So. State.
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TlEL FOE GENERAL HOUSEW
SnaH family: good wages. l29 = 81.
ls3414
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0STEOPATHY

u a. GAMBLE. SOS MINTYRE
s,aatt ,aattourS. 10 10 IL and : 10 4. Wa
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WANTED
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AUDITOR OPEN FOR
temporary or permanent engagement
Audits, examinations. financial state
men's. Docks opened or closed and labor
SAVING methods introduced Terms rca-
sonaoIe, satisfaction guaranteed. Address
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SAFES AND VAULTS

nulia LITE LINE or SAFES AND
a so," ,ai"sys on hand. 4 few second
Nv sss TOT eale. write for circular.
es's q Vault Co. IL p. O. place.
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GROCERY SPECIALS


lG LBS. SUGAR, 800: FLOUR. SACK.
500: doz good cegs. 55c; Brazil nuts.
per h.. l5c, good mixed nuts. per H.. 15C: :
crVubcrries. . lbs. &c: lbs. sweet pu-
tatocs 2Ic: mt or stock fish. lbs for
SOC. lbs. peanuts, 25c; ) Nonesuch
mincc meat 26c. . packages raisIns 25c (:
. cans corn I5c; brick cheese. lb, zoe: =
lbs. eastern cheese, i5c, lbs, good but
ter soc: 8 bloatcrs. @0c. Tall salmon. l0c I,
cltror and lemon pceE H., zoe; Chicago
store. lie w. lst South k3I65
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
Pinchotism At Work.

Under date of Tuesday, April 18th,
q Washington dispatch says:
The Taft national bureau issued to-
day a statement In part as follows:
"In the far west many instances
have been called to the attention Of
President I'aft's managers where Gif-
ford Pinchot has demanded Of his
own personal appointees in the forest
service a discharge of obligation in
the form of support of Roosevelt In
this campaign.
Furthermore, 1t is q matter OF
official record and the Taft national
bureau has the document to prove It,
that Senator Dixon, Mr.. Roosevelt's .
campaign manager, is personally
preparing to oppose for denomination
in the senate of the United States
federal officeholders who have openly
stated they favored the denomination
of President Taft.
"In other words intimidation, II
not direct bribery, is being practiced
by Mr.. Roosevelt's own personal
representatives In his national head
quarters"
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

There was but one candidate on
the Democratic ticket, who came to
Denver with a majority at the last
election. Denver county gave major
tiles for every candidate on the state
ticket from 1900 down to 1900, with
but one exception; Mrs. Wilson, Re-
publican candidate for superintend-
ent Of public instruction, carrying
Denver county by small majority.
Golden Transcript.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
DooIey On The Issues.

Tiddy's dOin' "a good job in knock
III out thin blatherskite Southern
dNRgates, be-gOrra, ilicted be thin
senndrelly ofiiceholders, remarked
~ Dooley to Mr.. Hennessey.
esHe didn't object to 'em In 1904,
thpugh," said Hennessey, "nor in
lgR did hep
He did not said Dooley. "But
wSy did he not? Becaz in 1904 they
WE supporting pure patriot, and
ind 1908 they wuz supporting man
stllcted by a pure pathriot. That's
Wy"
,TYes," said Hennessey, land in
|lp(2 they're supporting the same man
81 cted by the same pure pathriot in
1SlR 1t aint consistent"
Hennessey," said Dooley, you're
ii eckass. l might charactize you
bSh shorter and ugliers word. And,
btSob, will-you're an ass. The fate
Of the nations at stake, and We can
t11k about consistency! There's only
van man who can rule Ameriky!'
~ Dooley thumped the bar with his
h19 fist. "And there's only wan issue
worthy to be considered in sich a
cklsis, dye understand?"
+ ls.What's the issue?" asked Hen
ubsey in an apologetic tone.
ADiligates!" roared Dooley.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
Senator Cary Passes Away.

State Senator John s. Cary ol
Routt county, died suddenly and un-
expectedly In Denver last Saturday,
April 18th. Heart trouble was the
cause of death.
In the passing of Mr.. Cary Routt
and northwestern Colorado loses =
man of lovable character, an estime-
BILE citizen and real empire builder.
Senator Cary was member Of the
present legislature of Colorado, and,
had he lived, would undoubtedly
have been renominated and re-elect-
ed to his present position.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

There is one state department
which even the "knockers" do not
seean inclined to kick-the Secretary
q State. On entering upon the duties
u his office, Mr.. Pearce selected
Dcient help and has conducted the
o ltA fewer sssfst1nts- smti II
less expense than his predecessors.
He dug into piles Of musty papers,
pigeonholed by former secretaries
and found neglected records that has
enabled him to collect corporation
taxes amounting to several thousands
of dollars, which but for his vigilance
and devotion to duty the state would
have lost. There is more such tax
yet to be ferreted out, and the secre-
tary will find it. AS the Leader said,
some weeks ago, Secretary Pearce
has made good and if he can not be
retained in his present position the
party would do well in promoting
him.-Yampa Leader.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

Edward r. Taylor.-I am satisfied
that Colorado is in favor of fair and
equitable revision of the tariff down
ward. Every reasonable person knows
that II there is ever going to be any
tariff reduction every state and part
of tho country and nearly every in.
dustry must submit to it's just share
of reductions OH its products. And
we must always remember that there
are hundreds Of consumers to every
producer of all these various articles.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
Puts End to Bad Habit

Things never look bright to one
with 1.-THE blues" Ten to one the
trouble is sluggish liver, filling the
system with bilious poison, that DR.
Kings New Life Pills would expel.
Try them. Let the joy of better feel
ings end "the blues" Best for
stomach, liver and kidneys. 25c.
All druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
Denver Bosses.

According to the following dispatch
(last Saturday, to the Pueblo Chief
tain, Bob Speer hasn't a monopoly Of
the boss business in the capital city
After having advocated all Of the
reforms In the political calendar, the
members OF the reform parties Of
Denver are nominating complete
sct of city officials by self appointed
committee of fifteen. The most
machine-ridden party In tho city Of
Denver today is the Gtttsen's pslfy..,
ffhS f1S6s 66i-fiddsn n Denver TO-
day 10 that same party. A few days
ago Thomas M. Patterson and H. H.
Tammen announced that the Citizens
ticket must be nominated by COM
mittee instead Of direct primary or
through q convention. After having
advocated the direct primary as the
only way to rid political organiza-
tion of a boss, Messrs. Patterson and
Tammen assumed charge this morn
ing and proceeded to compel 1t to do
their duty. Not only have they de-
creed that the nominations must be
made by a nominating committee but
they have ordered that committee to
place H. J. Arnold at the top of the
ticket as a candidate for mayor.
There is not a worker In the Citizens
party who does not know that Mr..
Arnold reduced the valuation of
property owned by Mr.. Patterson and
Mr.. Tammen for the express purpose
of getting their support. There is not
u worker in either OF the three
parties which make up the Citizens
party who does not know that Mr..
Arnold could not be nominated by
direct primary. Nevertheless, Mr..
Tammen and MFR. Patterson have
, joined forces and have whipped the
! platform Democrats, the Citizens
party and apparently a few of the
progressive Republicans into line
and are forcing them to accept their
slate, put through by nominating
committee. Nothing in the political
history of Denver has been more
brazen or less according to the pop
ular wishes of the masses. Taking
advantage of temporary popularity
of Mr.. Arnold becaused he reduced
the values Of certain properties and
increased the values of other proper
ties, Messrs. TaElmen and Patterson
are directing the affairs Of the Citi-
zen's party with as great whip
hand as was ever used by Boss Quay
or Tweed.
Strange rs it may seem such men
as Edward Keating, who has de-
nounced bossism from its infancy to
this present age; Edward b. Costi-
gan, who has denounced bossism in
the Republican party, and dozens of
others who have claimed that the
two old parties were completely
boss-ridden, now bow at the seat of
the new bosses, Patterson and Tam
men, and support these men and their
candidates, even when they know
that these candidates are politically
corrupt.
The committee of fifteen, to which
is assigned the task Of nominating
the complete ticket, met last night
and again today. These meetings
are purely perfunctory. Mr.. Patter-
son and Mr.. Tammen have already
handed the fifteen men the list Of the
official candidates whom they want
nominated and this list will be rati-
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

That mean Republican cuss, Wal
~ Spencer, pencil pusher of the
C(eig Courier, took a kick at our
0un dawg" last week. Well get
even when Walter hands that post
oi3ce over to George Kimball on the
6tth day of next March.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
You will look a good while before

You will look good while before
you find a better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only gives relief-it
cures. Try it when you have .
cough or cold, and you are certain To-
be pleased with the prompt cure
which 1t will effect. For sale by the
Meeker Drug Co.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
by the fifteen when the meetings

4 by the fifteen when the meetings
~ over.
II peculiar feature of the entire
aaAtter is the fact that the fifteen
uYn who are on the committee o.
King the work Of Mr.. Patterson and
Tammen are the same men who
ins sthe campaign start had led the
rsyprm element in its campaign
aG1Ainst bossism and the machine
ripden convention.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

We do not see how they can pre-
held In Chicago If every state sends
in = contesting Republican dele
cation.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

Same as in years past, Col. Roose.
welt makes his statement in the
demure manner used by IA fractions
horse In demolishing the dashboard
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

On one point Roosevelt does not
hesitate to declare that he was al
together wrong-his election of a
successor In the White House.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

There is every indication that the
Roosevelt headquarters in New
York, Washington and Chicago are
well supplied with money and hot air.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
Horses For Sale

A fine lot of all-purpOse horses
geldings and mares, from 1900 to 1900.
For prices and information, apply to
Dennis Murray. aD
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

That houn' dawg is showing speed
like . thoroughbred grey hound
Lamar Sparks.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

What can you expect when man
mistakes the voice of seven governors
for the voice of the people.
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

Democrats agree with "T. r." that
it would be very unwise to re-elect
Taft,
The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20

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engraving. The best this side of Chi
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The Meeker herald., 1912-04-20
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