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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Our Correspondents
DessviIIe.

arrived Too late Ics las, vsek.)
Farmers are not looking 90 pleas
ant over the bad weather.
F.A Watts gave a house cover
ing aud quilting on tho 18th. Ey.
erybodY reports a good time.
Edward SltEes went to Write
water Saturday TO speed the sum
meH
Solomon White moved to Fred.
ericktowu one day last week. Mr.,
White was good citizen sud every
body regretted To. see bim leave.
Ephriam Welker purchased q
house and lot Of Sam Bess and saYs
he will soon be q citizen Of Bessville.
Prof. D. H. Zimmerman is handl-
ing the yardstick Tor Sam Bess at
present. SHAEKs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Marble Hill. Missouri wednsaeay. April !, leos

court IN circulation for an appro.
prIasion for that purpOse, but have
never seen II. Don't keep Il secreil
Keep Il before The peoples asI.aro
Il; N fAci let us have 8 bridge. We
can have Il If we only try, and the
Lord knows wo need u Hurah
for the bridge and good roads,
hoaes Penturf says II pays 10
take care Of your behs. He has
sold ti4O0 worth Of eggs in two
months from IS hens. Pretty good
isn't III Esquire Winters says his
folks have gathered rs dozen from
90 hens during March. II you don't
think the egg trade pays, ask Mr.
Coleman Of our town. His egg
trade FOR February amounted 10
S207&s; thia will safely run to e.,
900 : yeAr. JoMBo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Notes From Laflin.

Notes From Latin.
Voters should all remember the
school meeting and turn out.
Well, the weather man, like TIE
legislature, has adjourned and we
are having some fair weather, and
farmers are very busy with genuine
farm work-sowing oats, repairing
fences &c, SoGe are done sowing
oats and others have not begun.
Potatoes are planted and gardens
made.
understand Bnrette Snider has
purchased B. s. Snidef's stock Of
goods at this place aAd will move
here in the near future. Welcome
Burettes We shall be proud Of this
new addition to our town. We
giadiy welcome all good citizens
to our toxin.
Roade down here are improving
some, bdt are very bad Jet. Won.
der if II would not Ne 8 good time
to call ; good roads conventionl
| would Eavor bonding the eoa6ty
for q sshicfsnt amount to build the
principal roads of rock; what do
you sats Let rs hear frsIh some
one etsv. How about that iron
bridge at baaini We understand
there y = petiiioh 20 The county
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Scopns.
Wheat is looking fine in this Vi

Wheat is looking fine in this vi
cinity.
The roads are getting better
Farmers are beginning to hustle
around-seem to think 1T about
time to be up and doing.
Oats sowing and bolt hauling n
the order of the day.
II. B. Cole, our clever merchant
is doing a rushing business these
days.
Al. LincQln completed dwe-l
ling bJuse for HAailtOn Dlayfiefd a
few days ago.
Henderson Moore had business
near Oak Ridge the first of the
week.
Jasper McGee closed successful
term of school in the BOllinger dis
triet Isst Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartie are
the happy parents Of q bouncing
big boy.
Robert Estes sud family visited
the family of d. b. Brown Sanday.
James Teeters Of Cedar Branch
was n tins vicinity Sunday.
ghs belt bsslsss5s this vicinity
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Good for Children.

The pleasant to takeand harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gfves i'm.
mediate reliefin all cases of Cough,
Group and LaGrlppe because 1t does
not pass Immediately fhto the
stomach, but fakes effect right at the
seat of the trouble. 1t draws out
the iDfla nation, heals and sootbes
and cures permanently BY enabling
the lungs to coRtribute pure life
Sustaining oxygen to the blood and
tissues.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Saved the Loved Onesl

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle
Colo; writes: II believe Ballard's
Horehound Syrup is superior to
any other congh medicine, aid will
do all thatsis claimed for i, and it
is so pleasant to lake. Ny little
girl waDts'to take ii when she has
no need for it." Ballard's Hors.
hOund syrup is the great cure fol
alf pulmonary ailments 25c. Soc
and 500 at DT. o. NJ. Winters.
Marble Hill.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01

a visit Saturday relorniag Monday,
Messrs W. J. Apd j. NJ. Ford aud
Misses Ida Badle aud Minnie Nevins
attended church at cIabb's Greek
Sunday. p
OR young tescbers are patching
up their saddles aud making other
preparations for The race.
Our huslling mercbaal, J. W. @,
Hahp, is receiving new goods now
and Is prepared TO All your spring
and summer need9
in. She'll, our sawwill man, is
hasllIng these dayA
The smallpox scare y about over.
Charley Ford is quhs busy clean.
ing up a large new ground.
BusrER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
Hahn.

Not seeing anything 10 your valu-
able paper from this vicinity, will
try 10 give you q few items.
Health is good.
Farmers are busy .arniug the sod.
&c. Galloway made q trip TO
StOddard county last week and
brought home with bin . very
pretty wife.
Elmer johnson and Mss Rebeeca
Fowler we're united IN The holy
boads Of msfrinOay lsst Sunday at
the bone of Gre bride
Miss Belle Hsbn. Who ls attending
sebod in Bstss7iIIe, ezahe home os
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
A sweet Rrsatk

Isa never failing sign Of 4 healthy y
stomach. Wheh the breath Is bad the
stomach is out u order. There is no
remedy i'd the world equal to Kodol
Dyspepar6 Care for ctsribg indlgess
ilon, dysPepsra aha all stomach dis.
orders. Mrs Mary s. CricE ofwhits
Plains, Eys writes: II 6aSts BsjsA 4
dyspeptic for years tried ali Kinds
of remedies but continued to grow
worse. By the fse Of Kddol | began
to- improve at ohce. ard after takihS
3 few bottles an fully rest6tld ia
weight healtl, and strength AID can
eat whatever ! like. Kodol digests
What you eat End makes tbs sti;iiiI stoiiiIl.
och sweet.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
hey CAre smallpox.

Philadelphia North american
bat the sisters of the St
8 female orphan asylum Of
~ have = preparation which
lieve : preventative against
81 and Aii other contagious
and It adds that they are
lay receiving scores Of letters
ilicted people and from physi.
md scientists who are interest
e Of the sisters was interviewed
ard to the matter and she said
e drugs used in the prepara-
ave been IN use by the sisters
~ years and have been time
me again tested. In all that
bere has not been a asingle case
llpax in he institution they
I'm, and they believe their cura-
be cause Of their good fortune.
prescription, obtained by
Gongaza sixty years ago from
cian IN Germantown, Pa, who
eArn receiveditfrom surgeon
Enlist in Paris whose name is
Orded, is as follows: "One
bid extract dlgitalis, one grain
be Of zinc, one.half teaspoonful
nr, four ounces Of water. Dis
lie digitalis and the zinc sepa-
thea eompCtnd the prescript-
II is of the utmost importance
he sokd extract Of digitzis be
Some druggists say there is
ch thing and use the liquid. but
i yalueless. The liquid does not
ace the results" The dose is
sBAspoOnful every houf for twelve
ecdtiye h0ars for adtlts; for a
/ tfnder 10, tire dose is one-half
pOonful hourlyfor twelve hours;
fOr an infant ten drops every
81 iOt the twelve hours. The sisters
ally repeat this treatment once a
ash when smallpox is epidemic.
! face may be bsthed with it, thus
venting scars. 1t is claimed the
sAlis kills the germsef the disease
] the zinc parifies the blood The
.,Aration must be taken with care,
It's very powerful. "sOme people
nplain thai il makes chem sick.
i n because their Systems are not
good condition. 1t VII do them
an The4snedy iswefth trying.
lept.
The above sas banded Us by Caps-
y.Vaney zish tbe reoslest thsi
pgblish I.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01

have surveyed a public road thru
Henry Talents farm.
Rev. E. H. Hughes left this place
last week for Mayfeld, Ky.
A. j. Lincoln of Hurricane pass.
ed thru this vicinity last week.
The stave mill at this place has
been running on full time for seY-
eral days.
An unoccupied dwelling near this
place, beIoning to Emanuel Estes,
who recently moved to Marble Hill,
was burned few nights ago.
Miss Susan Cook, who has been
visiting IN this vicinity for some
time, returned to her home at
Whitewater last Sunday.
Two chiIdreo Of G. J. Limbaugh
of Flat River are visiting their
grandmother, "Auht" Susan Cook,
near here.
Best wishes TO THf Pass and its
many readers. ALpHOEso.
State Normal Notes.
Mn. EDIoR:-S Since I have seen
nothing in TaE Pass from this. the
largest educational Institution in
the southeast, for some time. / shall
endesvor 10 give you a few items
hoping they will interest the read
ers Of your paper, since BoIlingef
county IS so well represented here.
The student body attended the
reception Of Hon r. B. OliYer On
his return from Jefferson City last
Tucsday. All Southeast Nilsson
rians admire bis work in the gen.
eral assembly. and especially bis
victory for the Normal.
Prof. John Sample Of Pocabontas
entered school March "a.
Bennett Wills of Desloge, former.
ly Of Bolliuger coasty, entered a
few days ago.
A pamber of The students took
The county examination Friday and
Saturday.
The students are rapidly forming
county crebs for the purpose sf de,
yelopiug the social side of life, and
for variods o4her purposes The
Bolligger eeuaty club. tho Isrger
thaa some others, is rather small.
Come on boys. bring old BOliiBgeF
up WITH otheEp. DsnkIia is the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
wANTED-x TRUsTwoRTHY

WANTED-sA TRUST WORTHY
Gen,lshau Or lady in each county TO manage
business for an old estlbGkhed houseof solid
financial standings A straight, bona fide
weekly cash salary q sIs.Oo paid by cheeh
each Wednesday vita sn expenses direcsfrOm
beadquaness. Money sdvsased iofespsnses.
Manager $40 casaoo Rldg- Chicago.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1903-04-01
walks without CrptsSas

! was much afflicted with sclaticas;
writes Ed. @. Mud, IowaYille, ssdg.
wick Co., Kahs "going about otl
efntches and suffering deal Of paip:.
| was induced to try BalIard's
S6ow Linimene which feiieved he he
| used three SOC bottles. Il is The
greatest linimeht 1 ever Used; have
recon mended it to j number Of
persons, all express themselves aS
bei6g benefited by il, / now wafk
without crifches, able 10 peffoEiii Z
great deal of light labor on. The
tafrn," 25e Soc spd sI.W at Dr.. @.
N. Winners, Marble Hill:
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
Levin Brothers Opening. .

Had stranger to the city been on
Main street Friday night he would
have greatly wondered at the enor-
nous throng of we'll dressed men
and women blocking the walks and
street In front on each side of the
Levin Bros. store. 1t was the open.
ing night of this establishment and
had been expected with interest and
curiosity BY Greeley citizens. The
store was In complete darkness, but
a few minutes before 8 all the gas
and electric lights were turned on
and the large establishment was In a
blaze that rivalled daylight, and at
that instant the doors were thrown
open to the surgins multitude In
waiting. As the doors were thrown
open crash Of music was heard from
the Greelev band that was stationed
10 the balcony at the rear OF the dry
goods department, and its playing
added greatly to the enjoyment. The
sight that greeted the visitors eyes
on all sides were we'll worth the time
spent In waiting. The two depart
ments. dry goods and clothing, we're
in holiday attire, the materials be-
ing so presented that even the dull
est looked on and admired. In this
department and at their respective
stations were the Misses Ritter,
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

662 musical instruments, s2l ,24O.
Money, credits, etc, sl42, $40.
1855 vehicles, s74, S6O
Household property. furniture and
fixtures, s94 ,945.
Shares OF bank stock, SlOl, 900.
Total, sl2, ,O2O, 9s3.
Number Of military polls, 2,32s.
The valuation for 1902 was placed
at sl4, $40, ,270, but the state board
OF eQualizatiOn-mis- named demo-
cIatic-cut down the valuation of
the CORPORATE property in the state,
reducing the amount in Weld county
$3.50, 335. This left a total of sI4,-
459.935. When Assessor Wylle read
the valuation returns from other
counties in Colorado, he realized that
an injustice vas being done to tax
payers, other than corporate, In
Weld county and he reduced this
years valuation over seventeen per
cent. Even this is much less than
the state boards reduction of corpor
ate property, but it was the best that
could be done and have enough mon
ey to pay current county expenses.
When the state is blessed with an
fair minded and honest
board of equalization. then, and not
I'LL then. will farmers and other bus
mess men get fair show for their
values.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR THE oRGANI.
AArloN OF THE BIG BEND IRRI.
CATION DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that an .,.,.;. :.
GatIeh ;n to 6e held at the Big BEND school h"nua
IN IN School Disttc. No. = q Weld County. toI"
at which SECTION s S.ii M "a, I, OF ocs !s the polls
m m to o'clock p of said day. for the
=. ; ueternlnins whether or not an irrias tion di
District" shall be- as nhe Big Bend Irrigation
comprising the lands included with;1 ~. ~ 'sy s1
lowing boundaries, to-wit: 'A' ''''
tion IL ,nwns at tue southwest corner OF SEC.
ir A n, .osnsnip north, range o6 west eYtand
th ,ts ,nence east one mile; thence NORTH IL n;Ia
eae, saehSe east . mile thence north miIe ,hencs
!, mile: thencs nence nns north mile; thence east
e mn; .nence north y, mile; tbepce ess, .no
he M .hence south !, mile; tbence sss, one one
mile; thence s"m,t Uh ,, Two miles: thence east y
teet; thence south one mile Thames ~est 9so i9s
milo: thanna south y mule; thence west ono
to the sontbuh uo,th y mile; thence west !. mile
A. mi, .e southwest Corner of section II ton,sh: io
north; range Is west to a point an H 10 t.owhshlp
Comnanv: ,,o the Piatte Valley Irrigation
Dmrh Ny :, ,nehee following the said Evans
ilne OF section 3j, township nor,h M ',e south
said .ecY;", oIso ,iot OF the southwest corner Of
south one ni,jo 'tGnce ,S west II, miles; thence
n;,nt iaS Ditch No. thence followps on SAID
and som,h UP .hc same to point on tho nnn,I
section ,om,, m,cr me of the northwest i, nf
,;, ,ehcs north to east and west nma, Ss 90 west
west 4 Nil 1,said towiis ship and range tboncn
nnn NH y a. thcnce north !. mile. tb.,, -, 80.
milo ,h,ehce thence north one mile; thnnc. @ east
thnnce .'irnce north !, mile: thence cas-, ens. ,t a
thence @ @north = mile: thence east .nne
thence north "1ti bnf nni m;Ii!e thence east mule mile
ara M ;d Miich election all qualied eion,ne. n,iie.
bou,dod i within said dlstrict aS t WHO
SANE a., ana who own real estate with;,, aoose .H
nrnced;n anu VINO within the year im,oai mntmn the
upon real tne day of said election uaid ta
irriration dstts Estate situate within said nrnaa.a 1
au,fed tn @ district shall b, entitled ana PROPOSED
whch sh,S 10 TSpte and are required To css, pr re-
wa contain the words "Irr;est; oaiS.s n
words enm;u or Irrigation District N Dis-
,o bs sSs.s a.d name. Of
At SAID il the same shall be- Oh SAID
lot the 1maa,; there shall be determ;nsS
eation OF whether or moi thu % Pal!
law and dsTct ,n shall be organized A. irsi
f"r ad ida there shall be elected th, oSided by
the .ama proposed irrigation district =, o.scfor. re-
ganized. '"'u irrigation district II ar
Weld Counsya ga1a Goin,Go OF County Commis.ioo.r, Of
6. H REA lCh.irmau,.
EM. DIVfNNY.
rhiTZ WATTENBERG.
Las, publication. October 8. iSoa'''oo'r. iSoa
puoiication. October 3, iSoa.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
Frazier, Graham, Carey and Bready,
neatly gowned and with smile Of

Frazier, Graham, Carey and Bready,
neatly gowned and with smile Of
cordial greeting for all.
In the clothing department the
Levin brothers; aided by the Messrs.
Loewus and Veltman, did the honors
for the men in attendance. 1t was sure
ly an opening of surprise and delight
toall. Never in Greeley's history was
there such a throng at q sim liar
affair, as fully 1900 people inspected
the handsome quarters and half as
many more were unable to get in. or
did not wish to undergo the strain OF
the crowd. AS souvenirs the ladv
visitors were each presented with eel.
luloid shopping tablets, while the
men were given vest pocket calender
memorandum books.
This opening was suggestive Of
what push and strict attention to
business can do. Five years ago the
Levins came from Texas and engaged
in the dry goods and clothing trade.
They occupied two small, dingy
stores, put that was no. detriment;
they gained custom that as time
went on increased until it became
necessary for larger quarters. Last
spring the reconstruction OF these
stores began anc today it can be said
without undue praise that it is one
of the handsomest and best con-
structed establishments in the state,
out of Denver; and if their trade
continues in like proportion, other
stores will be needed before another
decade by the Levins.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
Weld County's Valuation.

Assessor Wylie has filed his alb
stract OF assessment for the pres
ent year with Clerk Adams, a. fol-
lows:
2l7,365 acres o! agricultural land,
90, 795, sa5.
92O,7l2 acres Of grazing..land, sl,
29S, ,4s5.
5,3f7 acres of coal land, sl52, go.
47.6l miles Of railroad, %, 743, 1855.
Improvements on land, SS67,375.
improvement on public land, Oil,
O2O.
Town and city lots, a5I6,2
Improvements on town and CITY
lots, 1881, 800.
5s66 miles of telegraph line, s19,
6l0.
9l06 miles of telephone lines, s54,
294
Other railroad property, s34, 1923.
Average value of merchandise,
S349, 900.
l4,194 horses, s3lO, 900.
4l6 mules, sl4,O95.
0,269 cattle, S429, 045.
60.3l1 sheep, S97 ,23O.
2,3l3 swine, 80. 365.
Clocks. watches, iewelry and silver
plate, SO, 3,125.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
With Six-Handed Euchre..

Saturday night Mr.. aud Mrs. J. q.
Woolf entertained number of
friends at their coy home. with six
handed euchre and = dainty lunch
con. The gathering was In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludie Warner, Jr., who
were soon to take their departure for
home. The games we're progressive
and at times quite exciting, as some
OF the most famous players In the city
were pitted against each other. Be-
sides, the average man loves to be mis-
best in the presence Of the other sex !;
and this may account for the mild
charges preferred against we'll known
business men, that they had carus
up their sleeves-like the Leathen
Chinee. But the amusement kept up
till near midnight without 8nything
interfering to mar the pleasure Of
the guests Of honor Six tables were
used, and exclusive OF the host and
hostess, were occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. n. W. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayher, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boomer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Will
Jams. Captain and Mrs. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Parker, NJ. and Mrs. Roths-
child, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Couzens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum: Mr.. and
Mrs. Daley and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Eaton OF Eaton, and Mayor Watson.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

., by virtue Of a writ Of execution ;,.r., ,. :.
c"nn,Y .Sd once ct ths District Court Of W.id
sam Of to9s% t%hsfeSy ana am to make the
Of suit tbs anu am ivo dollars tS.O.7o, and Cos t.
r RWy Wii;snn Gi;stasned against G. " Burbridse and
saods and hSxss sSas out Of
aud R. Williams, have Ieyisd w ,b ,bbot,ofidse
.hsres fs, Of ,hos @ ,o,wit; Two and one half o.
bali sh sha2es p.,eh n company the said two and one
anJ Jpets 1T or the defendant, c. W Rm-hs;,,e tne
name of ths on A. the books Of the company in H.
bears cer,itc, the defendant, G. ". Burbridse. and
Extension B,,.h humber 100 of the said Farmer
ernnsa t according to said command shu
ti,,e and , sale at public auction ali tho rnht
Burbridr. IN icst @ OF the above.named c. w
erty, ON , ,n and to the above described nror.
at ii o'cioch ih'ay, y tho 18th day of October. ias,
,,har patea ,1d at Greeley, Colo, tbis a.,
m A. j. ELLIOTT.
Datc Of Irst I publication. October /. iar'
Oate OIL last publication. Oc,ober is5'
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
TO SCHOOL OFFICERS Az

Permit me to call your attt n,iod
cfpal features of the Compul,o1
law. As amended by the las, Gene
school law. 1908 page II, et. sea
that 50 for as possible the law NJ
your respective districts,
| County Supa
Section provides that IN all did
parent, guardian or other person
OF any child between the ages OF i
teen years, shall send such child
private, or parOchial school tot
school year during which the pl
are IN session in such district
| Exemptions: ANY child over
has completed the eighth grade, d
IL necessary for his own or his
| port, or who is being sufficiently I
nome by a person qualified, or VII
mental condition does not permit
or where for good cause shown
tne pest interest of the child to Il
the County Superintendent lor
superintendent where one is emp
hear and determine all appigltion&
desiring to be exempted from M
OF this act. Appeal from the Cou
tendent may be taken TO the tog
Section 2provideS that no per5
ploy child under the age of tour'
proof that the law has been col
Fine of Sl5 to 500
Section 3. Minors between .olrl
teen shall attend schoo. "a; lest
each day until they can read a
write legibly. ANY employer Of \
is liable to fine of 50 10 SIul 4 ne |
that the law is complied with
Section l.. Every child within !
sion of this act who does NOT at.e3
provided in section one fth.- act,
attendance at any public, private
school and is vicious, iuCITr. .o.e
IN conduct, or who is an hat'lai
school, or who habitua,ly wauaeTl
streets and public places daring !
without any lawful occupation or
or who habitually wander, about
IN the night time, having 10 en-
lawful occupation. shail be deene
disorderIy person, and be subject
visions of this act
Section 5. Districts OF the ms
classes shall appoint truant Qm1
with police powers to enforce the
this act.
Section 8. The truaut officers "a
into cases of truancy or other one
this statute, and shall warn parehg
ians and require them to comply vi
II warming is urheeded. he mus
plant in the County Court
guardian may be fined 50 70 81 Q,
Quired to give bond that he VIII cav
to attend school.
Section "Whenever a child sna.
nile disorderly person, within me
this act, the truant officer OF
teacher, or other reputable peTso"I; i
complaint in the County touf.
may be sent to a childrens home, "
Industrial School, or to the uH'
School until they reach the age q
Section s provides that aut1o'a
with the relief of the poor sha!,
AFFORD such relief as will enable cH'
tend school. II
Section .. ANY person VINO
provision of this act for which VI
herein provided, shall be hnel H''
fifty dollars"
Section 10. ANY person e2nNie,I
time may be imprisonedfu 1idlt,V,n :.
In all cases under this act "he'e
may be n part oi ~
the trial shall be by jury, II NO Nn va,
Section II. This act Hhah ~
schOol districts in which there aIrn
accommodations in the pu5l,l .ds
compelled to attcni Wv"
visions of this act, ,5.,
Greeley, Colorado. Sept. ~ l''''
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
The Best Doctor.

Rev. B. c. Horton. Sulphur Springs.
Texas, writes, July 10th, 1899: IL have
used in my family Billiards. Snow Lini.
ment and Horehound Syrup, ard tbey
have proved certainly satisfactory. The
liniment is the best We have ever usad
for headache and pains. The cough sy.
rup has been our doctor for the last
eight years. 25c, SOC, sl.OO Sold by
all druggists. "
The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

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Good road-bed, splendidL!
trains and first-class dtniDB !
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also service la carte. I'M.
trains daily in each dire,l"
always the lowest. No . ~
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st. station, corner Van pu
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