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SIX KILLED IN SOUTH
 CAROLINA RACE RIOTS,

COLUMBIA, June 14.-Six people have lost their lives in fierce race riots which occurred here today and which are still continuing. The militia has been called out by the governor as matters look exceedingly threaten, ing. Most of the people killed were colored but at least one white person met death.
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HAITI ONCE MORE STARTS
 A BABY REVOLUTION

CAPE HAITEN, June 14.-Another revolution has broken out in this country and looks dangerous because of the apparent weakness of the gov ernment. The rebels have a large force which is said to be marching to- wards the capital. Several skirmishes have taken place and the results have been favorable to the anti-government side.
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MARCONI IN LEAD.

ROME, June 18.-Marconi, the wireless wizard, has been made head of a great radio corporation here. It is thought that this corporation is connected with the direction of wire less affairs for the government dur ing the war.
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ELECTRICITY CAUSES DEATHS.

MILWAUKEE, June 13.-Consider- able damage and several deaths have been caused by an electrical storm which ragged yesterday in central Wisconsin. It is estimated thaC the number of deaths was twelve and the number of injured is not less than thirty.
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ALLISON BRUNER COMES.

J. Allison Bruner, formerly deputy clerk of the court at Nome and a brother of the late Senator ElwoOd Bruner, arrived on the Northwestern this morning and intends to settle down to the practise of the law in Seward.
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SAN ANTONIO, June 14.-One of the generals of the Villa army has stopped load of supplies of the Red Cross at Eagle Pass and still refuses to let tAHm pass. The supplies were on the way from the UmUed States for the aid of the needy Mexicans in the neighbOrhOOd
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LANSING SAYS BRYAN STATEMENT IS FALSEHOOD
% < q % '" < * * < < |" , {. CREEKS VIRTUALLY " * VOTE FOR THE WAR. |"

ATHENS, June 14.-Incomplete re- turns from the election indicate that former Premier Venizelos has been chosen by the people to head the new government. He is the leader of the war party and the vote is regarded as virtually a vote in favor of entering the war against the Teutonic powers.
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SHIPS SEIZED MD sUNK

LONDON, June 14-The British have seized an American tanker belonging to the Standard Oil comp any which bound for Sweden with full load of oil The seizure made the ground that the oil was in- tended for Germany A British bark and Norwegian bark were opedOed yesterday just north of the English channel by German submarine.
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WASHINGTON PLEASED

WASHINGTON, June 14-The friendly reception given the American note by the Berlin press has cheefeo official circles here immensely The danger marx S Il deed believed to have passed and it is expected a some common pround will be found on which all the begerents and the United States may be able to stand together on the question of neutral shipping.
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ALLIES LOSE HEAVILY

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 14-The Allied forces have been repused with heavy losses in attacks made on the Gapoi peninsula and have failed to make any ad vance, according to the official information published to- day. They attempted to move forward in force part cularIv on the south side of the peninsula.
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MOSCOW June 14-The anti-German uotS heIe continue For two days mObs have marched through Oe saos comttng lawless acts against people of German nationality in spite of the efforts of the police Much footing has been committed
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DESTROY GERMAN AIRSHIPS

PARIS, June 14-Alied aviators raided the German aviation camps in Belgium yesterday and destroyed one Zeppelin five Taubes and killed sixteen soldiers The oI cia communque declares that doubt can be entertain ed as to the truth of the loss of the arshps The raiders got away clear.
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Robert L. Weaver was admitted to practise law in Alaska by Judge Brown Saturday evening.
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ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK

LONDON, June 14.-AnOther British steamer has boon snk in the White Sea- The details of the sinking have not been published but assumed the act was com mitted by hostile submarine.
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leading his men. The nature of those wounds is not known and, indeed, the first intimation received of them came with the information that he had passed away.
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SANTA ANA SAILS TOMORROW.

The Santa Ana will sail for the westward at 10 o'clock tomorro" morning and will not go to hnk Anchorage.
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A. w. Peck and Jack Chisholm, both oldtimers, arrived on the Watson and intend to make Seward their home.
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J. c. Hammond has arrived to take a position with the Carstens Packing company here.
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VERONA Italy, June 14-The Italian government ell has decided to feed the women and children Vlg Ill 'e Austrian territory captured by the Italian troops.
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FIGHTING IN OTHER PLACES

PARIS, June 14-Violent artillery duels are now nroceedng along the western front from Woevre to the sea but no change has taken place
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ROME, June 14-Italian aviators raided the great Austrian naval base at Poa yesterday and destroyed the arsenal Several arshps took part in the raid and other damage was also inflicted
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PETROGRAD, June 14.-Russian torpedo boats have bombarded Samsun on the Black Sea and sunk several Turkish ships that were lying in the harbor.
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UDINE, Italy, June 14-Rioters now control the city of Trieste No statement has been given out to wheth CT the Italian residents of that city the agrsOr or the Austlians The Italian army has attacked GOrcizO which strong position held by the Austians further up the sOnzo river The lines are now being gradually drawn along the whole frontier and severe fighting may be expected from this time forward.
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OTTAWA lime

OTTAWA, June 14-Six thousand Italians will be trained and mobzed at Quebec and will later be sent to Italy on troop ship.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 14-Russia has ordered the building here of two hundred and fifty locomotives at cost of six million dollars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22
ENRNONT WOMAN
IS DEAD Quo
Miss MoIlie Wigington
Passes Away At Home
Of Her Sister.

Miss Mollie wigEtnton. daushtacf
NJ. J. J. WiGginton. residents Q fais
city, died this morning ct the ncmsoe
her sister, Mrs. Grin Sheets. e. Barnes-
vile, Ohio. Miss WIggtntnn accom-
panied by her father. went tcBeTless
vile about q week ago 70 visit tnelees
ter's daughter. Mrs. SheetA Miss VIC
CLINTON was taken III directly amer hsr
arrival, having been strte6en VIA
paralysis.
On Sunday her brother, John We
g!nton. Of this city, was summoned
there on account OF her Illness and
later message summoned her sister
Mrs. Arthur Menear, there Also Aes
death occurred early this morning.
The deceased had never been
strong and had always been the Object
Of much solicitude on the part Of aer
relatives.
The body will be brought here this
evening. arriving on the 5:13 train
from Wheeling. It viii be taken 70
the family residence on Locust avenue
and Seventh street and funeral AZ
rangements will be announced leter.
Miss wiggintou is survived BY hes
father two sisters, Mrs. Sheets and
Mrs. Menear, and one brother, John
WiSginton. Seven sisters and one
brother are deceased.
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ADVICE TO JUNE BRIDES.
every Young Wife Should be Eager and Proud to Be
come a Perfect Housewife" Declares Famous
J 0nera SINGER 4
Opera Singer.
BY MADAME ScHuMANN.HEINk

has said:
What his silk hood is to the Oxford
scholar. what his nitre is TO the arch
bishop. what the iron cross is to The
general-the apron IS 10 the German
hausetrau."
Housekeeping Is her "berut" and
when she mentions It she speaks IN
the same dignihed tones as a rlnls:cr
or doctor might N referring 10 his
vocation.
1t is her professor TO which she IS
called by all the traditions OF Teutoctc
centuries.
The German hausfrau IS tie do.
nestle engineer. TO distinguish her
from the mechanical engineer which IS
sometimes her husband and no even
he, IN these days OF efficiency, is more
proficient IN his life work.
Some sensible woman a few
years ago brought down on her
level head the anathena OF all the
voman's clubs in the country by
saying that: NO woman has any
more right TO keep a maid whose
husband receives $4,000 a year
salary than he has TO keep an
automobile"
(Another Sehumann.Heink Article To
morroW.)
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Confessions of a Wife
Copyright, 1915 b. II. e ~
Eliene Envies Margie.

living over again that feeling Of utter
and perfect bliss that came 70 ne the
moment my child was born. | envy
you, dear. what is coming TO you"
Times up" said the nurse.
Come again and see me soon,"
pleaded Eliene.
Just as soon and as often as the
nurse will let me, and forgot 10 de-
liver a message from Morrison. She
wanted me to give you her best love
and duty and t tell you she would
be up TO e you just as soon as the
nurse would let her cone"
Eliene's face cloaded. Tell her I'll
e her right after luncheon"
But, Mrs. Symone," began the
nurse.
please tell her without fail, Mar
gle" Eliene interrupted.
Some women have no more business
to take up the work OF nursing than
others have to adopt the stage as a
profession. The woman who becomes
a strict machine with the same lack
OF human equation that a thing Of
pulley and wheels and bars does, I
contend is not a good nurse. Eliene
is craving company. and while every
one should not be admitted to her
DOM, nor should they stay long, l
know the little pean Of happiness
which she recited to me has done her
a world Of good.
OF course, I am not so foolish, little
book, as to think a nurse should not
obey the doctors orders. but | am
sure she can do this without giving
you the impression that she is the
great Il am"
Eliene's nurse, illustrates the fact
that all Eliene's money is only able
to buy service-that it is impossible
for money alone to buy sympathy and
interest.
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an old-sasnioned enough 70 think
that every girl should know how 70
cook and should know the great i'm
portance Of good food properly pre-
pared for the human race.
More than three-Quarters, yes, !
might say at least rire-teaths OF the
unhapp!ness OF the human race Is
caused by the food they eat
1t is all well enough TO say that II
one gets plenty Of food TO eat that IS
all that is necessary but plenty OF pie
made the New Englander a pesstntstic
dyspeptic.
Nothing affects the liver to the ex
tent Of badly cooked food combined
with lack Of exercise.
Every girl should be proud Of
her ability TO cook nourtsning
and proper food for the members
OF her family.
There Is nothing monotonous about
keeping a house IN order and IN cook
ing the meals for ones family.
In the country where I was born
every woman from highest TO lowest
wears an apron IN her own hone and
wei she may for it Is lie badge OF Q
YER high calling. Some clever woman
who has travelled much in Germany
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HamiIl, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Cooper and
family, Mrs. H. S. Thorn and family.
Frank Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gun
ntngham, Isaac Cross. William YIN,
cent, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Woody and
family. John Thorn, Jr.. L. ": Barr,
Mrs. T. L. Thorn and family. Wayne
Thorn. Walter Thorn, Mr.. and MIS-.
william Cayton. Mr.. and Mrs. M
liam Davis and family. Howard watts,
Mrs, Seth wilson, Fletcher vincent
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Thomas
and family. Jessie and CLAUDE
Straight, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Thorn u
family, Glen Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Wilson and family, Mrs. HAIRY
wilson, Miss Bessie Watts, MISS
Maude Hisson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. \.
Wetzel, Beryl Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
". B. LINING. Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Gun
ningham, Emery Thorn. George sat
terfeld, ]. F. Phillips. Or. A. L; Re
ters, Senator Hood Phillips, Ed. Phil
lips. Jesse and Fred WILSON, Joe
Hoult.
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MOODS u REUNION.

The Thomas Thorn family. thirty
years ago so well known to the people
OF Fairmont, Rivesville. Baxter ana
surrounding section met Sunday at
the old home place Of the Thorn IAN
lily on Woods Run in a large n
The home place is now occupied by
Thomas Thorn, Jr., and family. Every
one living within a reasonable dis
lance gathered for the reunion u
came with well filed baskets Inc
dav was favorable, and with the boun.
tiful table spread under the shade OF
the apple trees. the event was all that
could be desired ]. ". Anderson. OF
webster, Kansas. led in prayer: One
hundred or more persons ate
and the people continued TO gamer
in until $3.50 in the afternoon Inc
hours were spent in a general social
way. and discussing the blessings OF
home life and the progress ana In
provements Of Jul country. songs
were also sung by the gathering ano
every one made merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn reared . family
of Is children, and Il : still living.
Eleven were present on this occasion.
The age Of the Oldest is u years. and
the age Of the youngest Is years. The
names Of the brothers and sisters pres
emit are: S. E. Thorn. Connellsville,
Pa: ], ". Thorn, Rivesville: N. B.
Thorn, Glen Falls; T. L. Thorn, Bax'
ter; H. S. Thorn, Baxter; Mrs. n. 5.
wilson, Evansville; Mrs. Riley Vim
cent, Baxter; Mrs. C. E. Watts. Fair
mont: Mrs. Isaac Cross. Waan, W.
Va; Mrs. L. W. Barr, Wadestown;
Mrs, J. ". Anderson, Webster, Kan
sas. Following = some Of the
names Of other relatives and friends
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Elieue was pale as she lay on her
lace trimmed pillows. Even the pink
silk coverlet drawn closely up to her
cheeks, but / have never cen her look
80 beautiful.
Have you seen herr" she asked.
mo. dear. let me- see her now" |
answered.
"she is not here. Nurse. why didn't
you take Mrs. Waverly to e baby
hrst?" she inquired. with a little
frown.
Mrs. waverly asked to e you"
was the nurses composed reply.
Bring the baby in here now" was
Eliene's quick command.
81 can't do that. she's sleeping"
"You see, Margie. I have to obey
orders. but very soon I'll have my baby
to myself, and then I can wake her
mp i'll wish"
"I hope you won't ever do that, Mrs.
Synone." came in cool tones from the
nurse. who, turning 10 me said:
HYou may stay just Is minutes, Mrs.
Wayerly." and left the room.
81 don't believe that woman is hu'
man" was Eliene's impatient com
ment. Lets don't talk about her
however, ! have so much to say &c
you, and she'll be back so quickly.
want to tell you, dear, that ] am the
very happiest woman in the world
You may think. Margie. you're happy
when you say yes to your lover. or on
our wedding day. but there is nothing
IN this world, and l question II there
Is anything in heaven that equals th2
10Y that you have when your baby
Is first placed in your arms. They
tell me / was very Ill, but I've forgot
ten It ALL forgot It the moment
came to myself after that agonizlne
pain and realized that l was something
beside q tortured body and heard .
Hny voice raised in a lusty cry and
knew It was my baby.
Margie, there is nothing that car
describe that hour Of quiet happiness
that comes to a woman directly after
she has given birth to a child. The
very fact that she no longer suffer;
would be Joy enough, but the knowi
edge is added that her very own
baby, blood OF her blood. flesh Of hei
aesh, is voicing her disgust with the
world in the cry Of the newborn
carries her soul to fights Of ecstasy o.
which you cannot dream. am still
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

That mothers may sing songs pleas
ing to their children Mrs. Caroline <
Goldberg, a New York musician. IS
devoting her talent to songs that are
simple enough for a child TO sing and
vet Of such quality as to lead them
TO a deep appreciation Of good music.
She does not compose these songs but
sings them to mothers IN the way
they should be sung TO their children.
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present: ]. W. Anderson. Sanford
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. LABEL and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. G. ". Taylor and family.
Mrs. Winnie Moore and family. c. E.
Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mason
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Htobs
and family, ]. L. Jones, Lawrence
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Riches Erom the oeeans.

The fishing industry OF the Bos'
porus is worth 100000 to Turkey.
Along the Mediterranean coast she OBJ
tains excellent sponges, the Red sea
yields motherof.pearl. and the Persian
gull. pearls.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

y local uppheadenA A thsy earnoe reach to
diseased gofno9 Of SsssS = Ss,y Sse
ii remedies. Dead % Used 8 i tnaamed
condition o: tie 4 rs 6 OF EustcsIan
Tube. When ~ 9 taea Z you pave 2
IL IL entiseiy ed De3A ~ The result. and
unless The ~Iu6lmnation taken out and
this tube ressored to tts eondinoa. seatS
tnG will be- Destroyed e Nae cases g! oS
ter Sre esdSed 81 catII which n nothing but
N 4rdaned coodiron o mucous surfaces.
We Wtll give One IN eed Dollars Sor ny $50
cured 81 HaH'S Cat Cur. Send s's e'eu-
r. J. cHENIT 3 90, TossdA Q.
Sold by pruSgtSts. Toe.
!. Taxa HANS Family emS fSr eansaoaadG
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Restoring Stock RANGES.

It has been demonstrated that over.
grazed stock ranges on national for
ests can be brought back to use IN
der a system OF regulated grazing
faster than II they are left unused.
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Fill the candy pan with cold water.
cover. and set on q stove to boil; the
steam will dissolve the hard sugar and
the pan may easily be washed.
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II the bathroom wall develops a
crack mix plaster Of Paris with vine,
gar and fill the space.
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Mhsn Play Is Work.

It's hard to play on some peoples
sympathies. In fact, It is all work
and no play.-Phnadelphia Record.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

Cold storage meat and poultry
should never be allowed to remain IN
a warm room before cooking. All
cold storage foods spoil quickly II left
in warm temperature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

To remove white spots from furnt-
ture rub the spot with q flannel cloth
wet with turpentine. Then polish
with a dry cloth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

Remember the bright sunlight IN .
room with white woodwork will keep
the woodwork white.
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FOR WOMEN AND TIE HOME
Household Helps.

When the bureau drawers Is hard
to pull out take out and rub the edges
thoroughly with soap.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

Wash oranges and lemons before
using. The skins are often very dirty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-22

To remove the unsightly finger
marks from highly polished furniture,
wash spots with a chamois wet with
cold water, then rub the surface With
sweet oil mixed with half its quantity
Of turpentine. Polish with dry cloth,
using plenty Of elbow grease"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30
Home Industries

Work together snd boost for each
other. That IL very nice thing for
the business people in one locality ~
the other. I am doing my part, but
how about you. Still do not COM
plain. You people have been good to
me, but you know the old saying:
Give . man an inch and he wants =
yard. That's me, and am looking
for more. 1 don't expect to get all
the business. Don't think 1 am hog
gish or never satisfied. But I like to
see big share Of the eating business
done at my place. Don't you know
there 10 reason. Seel Others say,
my restaurant 10 the cleanest In the
whole county. It you doubt it; find
out for yourself. You are welcome to
take . peep In the kitchen. And So
people that eat at my place seem to
be perfectly satisfied. They always
come back and bring others with
them. The meals are good, and
cooked the right wsy-the way you
like-Mother's way. One thing 10 GER
tain-you will have enough, and you
wont be held up here. The price Ia
small. On top Of that, for good meas
ure, the meals are served the right
way. That will make 1t pleasant for
you to eat with US. But suit yourself.
II you know what 10 good, and II you
want the most and the best for the
least money, then come to our place.
The other day bought from one OF
our home ranchers, one hundred OF
the finest young chickens you ever
saw. That 10 for your benefit. Next
Sunday, I will have fried chicken,
country gravy and corn fritters, to-
gether with all the trimmings. That
makes . good dinner or superior
IS cents- That Is our stand price for
the best meal In Meeker, no more,
but some times less. Don't forget. Let
US get together.
THE PALACE RESTAURANT
RoBr. YOUNGSTOWN, Proprietor.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior, q. 3. Land Once At
dlenwood springs, Colo. January 9, 1915.
NOTICE L hereby given that veriin
10. 1911. made Homestead Appiicatioa. Reriai
No. 0666i. for Lots | and Q, nwk seq and neH
swk, Sec II. Tp N, X % W. 9Th p n. has ted
nOfice Of intention tn make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land above
described. before Henry j. Hay. u Commis-
sioner, At Meeker, Colorado, on the 9Th day OF
March, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl X. Pearson, William j. Clark, Harry g.
Johnston and Robert r. Van Horn, all of
Meeker, Colorado. o..
E. z. FORDHAM.
jl8-eO Register.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

Local judicial circles were stirred
up . bit, Thursdsy. whom Game
Warden e. P. Wear placed . visitor
under arrest for having elk teeth In
his possession. The visitor said he
had bought the teeth from . Neck
erite. Thereupon, the Meekerite was
placed under arrest. At the hearing
before Mr.. Justice Sanderson, the
evidence was haxy, 90 all parties
were dismissed. 1t 10 not always safe
to be packing around bunch Of elk
kaeth
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30
Try This For NeuralRia

Thousands Of people keep on suffer-
ing with neuralgia because they do
not know what to do for it. Neuralgia
ID pain In the nerves. What you
want to do 10 to soothe the nerve
itself. Apply Sloan's Liniment to the
surface over the painful part-do not
rub It in. Sloan's Liniment penetrates
very quickly to the sore, irritated
nerve and allays the inflammation.
Get bottle Of Sloan's Liniment for
s. cents Of any druggist and have it
In the house-sgainst colds, sore and
swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and
like ailments. Your money back II
not satisfied, but It does give almost
instant relief.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-01-30

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. February l, 2 and 8,
Jeffries Brothers will have on
demonstration In their store the cele.
brated F. F. O. G.. Food Products.
Everything will be prepared with
electrical cooking appliances. The
demonstration will be under the
direction of . young lady who ii
making q special trip to Meeker fol
this purpose. Everybody be sure and
stop In and sample some Of the pro.
ducts, especially the coffes. Every.
thing 10 free. No charge Whatever.