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tn. .miss to illness l. H. M.i...0 a,.,
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two vess, " .a, hi: .nnounesm.,nn. ~. 70.
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Those Of our readers who have any
kind of cement work TO do should
consult F. A. Carstens, who 10 IN
expert 10 this line Of work.
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s 90 s.,, in Bruce Baker, vi, ns do we'll
College, and. o colorado Asrioul.a,,1,
live stock a.. 10 a., .ilment. s to %S;as
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Sal. L ..sss o n.sr Ia. returned ,.o,,
s. n~,.sn' meeting Of a.. as.s'1 %Ias an
Is one Of the h,a .ssooi.tion. Mr.. Bar
ISOLATION. s" oHcers Of tho =.
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Aa mlssk n.1. who h.v. 1.,,
opmsa. pa: .e, f.. weeks r. psss s sa. At
s as,.sa = right .'o sns Dig 4h min. being
dsvelopmHs so.lns 10 keeping VIZ. nn y. Of
p"ent work. Win the
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-08-09

ia J aa..a., William L.idi.v o,o,.,
ho oOn' sod spent s.turd sr,o.y after
s sS.', !. Of Of, ns.ksr friond.' W.T. With his
his disehsrr.. =, ,o -, Army but esp.cl.
40 Tor Fort Russell suns.vH' '
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ford ID, v snd :, M .a A. D. smith ., =.
Smith repor. -. city ss,. Wednesday. s NJ.
n' despite long. dry ., p.sos this
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Mr.. M. w. Bailey, Mrs. J. P. Bal
ley and the Misses Blanche and
Bessie Bailey spent last week at
Trappers lake.
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now W. s.i Mii1iss@ %, !, on oonp.n, ;.
to o' I nanssly field. Th o.sp sands In
Of o /. . .ns.. say it viii no. who va seem
strike . big flow ,a mott s.1 .ne psopi.
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-h s.Ds...ssom. 4, 90. Known. -.
old, br.udss o. .orr.l horse, s y. tho ,.
notify ssHs'd right bind leg, 's VIZ, hip and
Boz $50 M..1. w' Co.. sh'''a: r :: O.
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NOTICE mn 80. hes

Sien1mnent Of fhr In,er OBLIGATION y
81 + t sss.ey ..vsn . .s., ~, r. iS,s
ns.s e. sss' r. kS eis sss1''0 AZ
FL. g. s.S ss no ssS 70 8; e
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jssss Weller az Of d P., s,.e T. Lem ?. eor,o.
D. c. wEYASshh. Goio,sdn'n
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day In IN . .oaa hr'. Parker .p.D. w..
district cattle inspector for r.! Is nov now
tnsss hi: -..1 a' , aass m moved
Important positian. man for this
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came ia OK R. . Dc; Do.l of pi...,u,.,
be.n 'I H.. ...s Sunday. Mi,. ' nss +. Mrs.
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,,o MlIe sorenson, Oh. =, A..
itor. dur,n ,e farmers, was q to- mess''
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben e. Curry Of Bu-
ford, were guests at the Meeker hotel
Friday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-08-09

Henry Stsdtman, IT,, Of lower
White was attending to business mat
ters In town, Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-08-09

Miss Hazel Abbott Is the latest
addition TO the selling force at Old
lsnds-in the dry goods department.
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ls "a. b. MCMILLAN.
on his summs s.. s Is on this vs. ot
farm IN n part Of the time on mac s," win
~ oakridge PARK 'n Ms dry
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a. .sr u can ,o contract cold now 49,.
FEBRIN. Stfehlke's BRONn
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| No. ec"man,. Deceased
i s,ta.s As hereby hssy, na; claim. .p.,,.
18th day oSP"An;y COLORADO oS Court Of Rio
.'0 c,J. ". RrgAy
oierk County cn,,.
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St. James cb,,rc,

Holy a,s oam Sunday Sunday after Trinity
NNnufch School. ----- ISO .. N.
"ofni"g Prayer And 80. a45 .. IN.
and sermon 500 D. = ~ .
hit bs Nelson, |
GRlEe TABLE. 4rlest-in- Charge.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tho Interior, o. q. Land Once at
dlenwood Springs, Colo, July 10, 1913.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Georre
'rRe s1th, 1915, made Homestead Entry,
No. 0e4ts, fur nwH. 'nKswI<, swxnck
IComn,,ssx Of Sec 81. Tp3 N. IS W, 6tk r
,sy Of AiafQ establish claim to the land
| Krnest INT q nst q aSyc Henry J. Hay U. y.
Price Creek snidaweIL. WsiteGEo sosado' On tho
''s ss;sssh Assss1,' Sever, eeo.,. 10th Or
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Oklahoma, Texas and Florida peo-
pie took up considerable space on the
Meeeker hotel register this week.
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It rained most everywhere In the
county during the week-excspt
Meeker.
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army shoe. a pa pair of l.dIe. h,o,,.
s sSsepinhe school house LOST .t, between
leave a. tbi. aM Finder pls...
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The building program continues to
look good
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-08-09

Good progress 10 being made those
days on the new State Bank build
ing.
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A party Of six people. from Florida
were registered At the Meeeker hotel
Thursday.
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M M ON X
season or rO,o

Monk liz n h,.s sOn OF 1914
s sissss r. B ssss s,.
Harness $685. '"fo '..'on cali a. Up and sse E.
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ing the week. s showers dur.
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Mr.. F. H. Downing, wife and son,
Mr.. Robert Downing, and Mr.. Wal
ter Scott and wife, all from Lima,
Ohio, arrived In Meeker, Sunday.
Mr.. r. H. Downing Is one Of the
most proment attorneys In his part
Of tho Buckeye state. The Downing
family are related to our fellow
townsman, Mr.. Edmund Pauls. The
party has been making an auto TRIP
the Yellowstone park and
So9RQcky Mountain region, general.
last eahere Mr.. Psuls will show
pour sy 6e>nond Trsppers lake,
'.v 20. .os.s days. HsaRsions.
h 4. .o. 1, state is burn,.
n, H.. :. pleasure to set In." -
N, b. s. .n'' whore green vsrd',.. =
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,o! Mike w.rliok ~. .
'orepsrt of tho w.. W. . town visi.o,
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.. se%. Of .ho.. rain. v. S.sslt
Friday s ss.s put in an .ppe.r.ne.
.no. sssI s.:,s Saturday .,.. oo.n,p
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Though 1. .bsolu,.,,. :.
Without action. ''"'eiy Of no value
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Tho harvest season IL ct hand X
We can look for plenty Of rain.
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One set of 4th Graz.
..s " exchange for 9th Grade win
Mrs. +. b. MoN
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This country looks good to thos.
who come in from the burnt up dis
tricts.
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'feet. Yesterday for . I -, Wa on
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10 the East ' TO your friend.
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coi saAoTM INC = viii cur. 49,
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voice Of Adju.,men, p,v

Estate of Curt. Mcc,n
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- Of Turkey Red wheat,
wf14 Charles Keller place,
Treatment sxeat summer
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THE MEEKER HERALD
SATURDAY. AUGUST .. 1919

JAMES lYrr.r. sDI1os AND psopaIfToa
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a. L. ELsroN, Paste,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
EARLY DOPE ON BASEBALL i"
POINTS TO SOME SURPRISES
IN MAJOR LEAGUE RACES
Athletics May Annoy Other American League Teams and Dodger
and Boston Braves Should Be Troublesome
+. In the National

teams win be at least % percent below
the major league standard Of five years
ago at the start and win accumulate
strength gradually. DO not expect the
American League to get within ten per
cent Of tho strength of its teams Of five
years ago at any time during the season
There is lot OF dead wood in the
league which needs replacing and there
Is small chance to replace it with the
scanty crop Of youngsters and the lack
of minor league training added to tho
player limit
expect the National Leaugc to reach
close to its maximum strength by mid
June at which time the National should
be stronger than it has been at any time
in the last seven years This, Of course,
does not indicate that even then 1t will
be as good as the American League. The
National League has been pretty we'll
run down in recent years and shows
signs now Of general revival and siren
uous efforts to build up clubs.
am liable to get into uQarrel with
some managers by stating my opinion
that the twenty one player limit adopted
by the National League will make for
better teams and for better baseball all
through the year. In fact think the
teams could cut to eighteen men (ninc-
Teen counting g. coach) and be even
better. although. Of course, that would
mako too much Importance Of an ecci-
dent.
For years the greater part Of sprirE
training OF teams has been wasted on
youngsters md try-outs. most Of them
n manager could tell at r glance were
not Of major league calibre. The reSu-
lar team had little chance to perfect
team work and the manager handfca p
ped himself by working with the try
outs. Besides that. any player Is better
If kc knows from the start that he is
the regular in his position. IF a mana
ger could pick his team now and go
throu gh to the end Of the season with
out n change. that team certainly would
be UP in the fight most Of the way.
Copyright 1919. Tho Bell Syndicate.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
LEADERS STAY
At THE TOP IN
A, B. {. TOURNEY

TOLEDO, O., March 1s-More than
one hundred bowlcrs shot at the hign
marks in the doubles and singles events
of the American Bowling Congress
tournament today without touching the
leaders in either division,.s
A st. Louis pair. J. Yerkes and u.
Rautenbcrg, made the high doubles
score Of the day with q team count OF
1924, which took them into third place
in the list of the first ten.
On the same shift J. Phcuger and E.
Wilder, also Of St. Louis. went into
fourth place in the list with score OF
1,214. They were the only better tnan
1900" scores made during the day.
The low record for the tournament
was registered this afternoon when r.
Holzhey and C. Mann Of Buffalo count
cd I'll for two man total. Holzhcy
had 3S2 and Mann $50. They boWled
last night with the Monarch knits
team.
Sensational bowling that has featur-
cd the competition nearly every day
since the tournament. began a week ago
last Saturday night was lacking today.
None Of the bowlers were able to get
into the first ten list in the singles the
highest Individual score Of the day De-
ing made by c. Gadko OF Dayton Win
631. O. Zavakcs of Dayton was second
high with 623.
Bowlers from Detroit. Marion. Aurora
Springfield, Cleveland. Buffalo. st. LOUIS
Milwaukee. Canton, Louisville and Day
ton performed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
FLORENCE FRAY OF 4.
DOUBLE Allotment !.
FAME GETS I MONTHS
RACING
TENNIS
y.
GOLF

Mrs Florence Fray. VINO was arrested
some time ago by the federal authorities
for receiving two soldiers aliotments,
from the government at the same time,
ives sentenced to seven months in jail
yesterday at tho term Of the u. 3. dis
trict court at Columbus, Ohio, where she
was taken for trial. :.
Mrs. Fray drew the allotment OF ncr.
supposed husband. who was indicted
into the army from Steubenville and
also drew the allotment Of John Blatt-
ner. 4 soldier Of this city, With whom
she lived as his wife.
Tn Central Federal district Of Ohio
had first claim on her from drawing the
allotment Of the steubenvtlle man, and
she was taken from the Ohio county:
tail to Columbus by Deputy U. 8. Mar,
shall Short after being locked up here
for about q week. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
Thew Are Natures Warning Of
Impure Blood

The skin is composed Of two dis
tinct layers. One is known as the
epidernnis, or outer skin, which
has no fbres, and serves principal
" as a covering to the body and a
protection from outward dangers
to the delicate flesh beneath. The
other layer is known as the derma.
or true skin, and is composed OF
elastic fibres, fat tissues, glands,
lymphatics, nerves, etc. The thou
sands of tiny veins and arteries
with which it is interlaced con-
stantly supply every fibre and It's
sue with hcalthful properties from
the circulation to keep the skin
smooth and perfect.
This is changed, however, when
the blood becomes infected with
humors, acids or impurities. In
stead of constantly supplying rich,
nutritive properties to the skin,
the circulation deposits the acrld
impurity with which it is constam.
mated. into tie sensitive fibres and
tissues. This causes irritation and
inflammation, which splits or
breaks the thin outer cuticle, while
the tissues beneath ulcerate and
discharge upon the surface in the
form of Eczema, Salt Rheum, Tet-
ter, etc. There is likewise dry
form of skin diseases, such as
Acne, Psoriasis, etc.
Just as long as the blood re-
mains pure the skin will be free
from eruptions, but when the
blood becomes affected with acids
and humors its nourishing and
healthful properties are lost, and
it's acrid, humor-laden condition
causes inflammation Of the deli
cate tissues and fbres of the pores
and glands, and the effect is
shown in one of the various forms
of Skin diseases. In this condition
the healing property is frequently
destroyed by impure accumula-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
OLD COLDAND Blue TO
CLASH With "STUBS"
SEXTETTE TOMORROW
MISS mccormick Is tha Only Regular
That VIII BE Out Of the Game,
which Is Expected to Be Holly
Coutegted.

After many hours hard practice un-
der the capable eye Of Coach Calvin. the
Wheeling high seStette are prepared
for their scrimmage with the female
tossers OF. Steubcnville high tomorrow
evening in the local gymnasium. Miss
Mccormick. the star forward OF the
Wheeling team, is. the only one Of the
regulars that will not be able to par
ticipate in the contest, owing to injuries
received in an automobile accident sew
cral days ago.
Miss Mccormick and Miss BroverTnan
are two Of the best players. and the
absence of the former in the contest
tomorrow will leave q vacancy that will
be- hard to fill. This is Miss McCor-
mick's third year in scholastic basket
ball circles. Learning the first elements
Of the game at the local school, she fast
developed into star player, and Is
now as capable at caging baskets as
any good boy basketball player.
Tho absence Of Miss Mccormick Will
leave the responsibility Of caginG the
majority Of tho baskets to Miss Brewer
man, while Miss Lewis. the popular
captain Of the team. will be transferred
to the forward position from her reso-
lar berth at side center. while another
good substitute will fill the position lett
vacant by her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
MUCH SMOKE BUT
VERY LITTLE FIRE

A curious prank Of the wind drove the
smoke from the HcLure hotel chimney
over against the north wall Of the City
Bank building, which excited SOME pass
q by, who thought the bank building
was on fire. A still alarm was sent
into headquarters on Eleventh street
and the Chemical was on the scene In
4 few seconds after the call and found
enough smoke lingering In the alley
which looked like a real fire, but Ions
wisp Of smoke connected tho cluod IN
the alley with the Mcclure smokestack
and the firemen knew then whence II.
came. and went back to their station.
It was Just eight o'clock In the even.
tnE when the streets are crowded ano
a iarke crowd collected in few seconde
but soon dispersed when the cause OF
the smoke was known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
CATHEDRAL HIGH TO
MEET MOUND CITY

Moundsville high basketball team
will clash with the Cathedral nve IN
the bowl tomorrow evening. A fast
and interesting game is expected TO De
the result.
Cathedral has but there more gamee
on her schedule, including two games
with the basketball team Of Weir H o.
and one with Wheeling high quinetette
The latter is expected to take place next
week on the Wheeling high door.
Moundsville will come to this city
stronely represented, and although they
do not expect to walk away with tho
Cathedral boys they expect to make q
better showing than In tho former samo
with the cadets.
All the regulars are expected to be IN
the lineup for Cathedral. Ronri' tne
star forward. has been Ill for the past
eyeral weeks, but has recovered suf'
fciently to participate In the game 10"
morrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20
SKIN ERUPTIONS ARE.
DANGER SIGNALS y

ltions in the blood, and this vital
fluid not only loses its power to
heal, but becomes asource Of irri-
tation, disease, and your skin
ablaze with fiery 'itchinga
Why will you expect to be cured
by the use Of local treatment, such
as ointments, salves, lotions, etc.,
when you no doubt have proven
to yourself that such remedies If
ford only some temporary relief,
when proper treatment Of the
blood will give permanent relief OF
the torturing disorder. Don't tenn
porize or try to treat your skin
when your blood is at fault.
With your skin disease you have
only to recognize the importance
of pure, rich blood in preserving
health, and that the source of your
trouble is in the blood: Remove
the cause, which is not in the skin,
but in the blood itself, and you
will find the permanent relief you
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years.
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Do not delay, but go to your
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If yours is a peculiar case, re
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BACK TO WORK

CLEVELAND. .. March 1?-Ncarly
! 200 of the 4nno garment workers VINO
went on strike this morning. VIII re-
turn to work tomorrow morning on
thirty percent wage increase and tort!
four hour work wnck basis. Ten OF INC
f,r,v firms have agreed 10 terms Of
their employees. II was stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-20

Ed Barrow. manager Of the Boston
Red Sox, arrived here yesterday with
some Of his players on the way to the
training camp at Tampa Fla, and in
less time than it takes to tell 1t he came
to an understanding with three players
who had been holding out7Strunk,
Schang and Pennock- All three signed
their contracts and big weight was hft-
ed from Barrow's shoulders. Joe Bush
also is going south with the squad, so
that Babe" Ruth and Carl Mays are
the only two who may be classed as I'M
certain.
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Linsly Five VIII Play
Alumni Quintet Next Week

The Linsly Alumni basketball team
will meet the Linsly regulars in their
annual game the first part Of next week
in the armory. Nate Borham Is IN
charge Of the Alumni. and IS expected
to turn out a good team for the same.
The Alumni team has always been fairly
represented. and fast. and exciting
game is expected when these two teams
come together.