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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
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packers claim additions to their work.
ing forces.
Distribution of relief among the
needy ones of Fall River begun by the
strikers committee.
Secretary Hay tells Chekib Bey the
United States means business in send
ing warships to Turkey.
Victim of 100000 jewel robbery at
Newport proves to be Mrs. Ogden Goe-
let; thief supposed to be some one in
society and not a professional.
Three cars Of a Worlds fair train
on the Denver a. Rio Grande railroad
plunge through bridge into stream
iee' psel''o: Northampton, Mass, wo-
man among the killed; to pouT-s ~
far recovered and 80 passengers are
still missing.
Russians damage the Japanese cruis-
ers Ituskushima and Chiyoda in NOV
ing out of Port Arthur to lombard the
Japanese land positions; st. Petersburg
full of rumors OF the fall of Port Ar
thur.
Schooner Ella Francis of Rockland,
Me-, sank by steamer Nantucket OF
Nauset light, and captain and three or
crew drowned.
Mamie Gilroy, widely known as
singing comedienne and soubrette, dies
Of heart disease in New York.
Hail storm damages tobacco crop
at Westfeld, Mass, to extent of $780,
eco.
President Eliot speaks on education
to students of the summer school and
! Porto Ricans at Harvard.
Sensational rise in wheat in the chi
cago pit
President Roosevelt refuses to COM
mute sentence of a man condemned to
death for criminal assault on child
4 1-2 years old.
Party of Pawtucket, r. l., yachtsmen
shipwrecked on island and suffer much
from cold and exposure for "a hours
before rescued.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13

It is interesting to watch the rise In
life Of slang and collOquial words ana
expressions. A very convenient phrase
tiwt has entered into the common sno-
ken vocabulary was incorporated into
an official report not so long ago by
committee Of Harvard professors
which declared: THE large lecture
course has come to stay" Now we
Snd In the last number of the Speaker.
q dignitied library periodical OF Lon
don, the rather obvious statement:
THE city has come to stay" 1t is time
for "come to stay" to be embalmed In
the dictionary.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
Love RnWarden.

Madge-What makes you think tha;
handsome music teacher is merceuary
Marlorle-He charges Dolly's father
81 an hour fer making love TO her
The Ingenue in Town Topics.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
A Korean Custom.

In Korea the rooms of wife or
mother are the sanctuary of any man
who breaks the law. Unless for treas
IN or for one other crime, he cannot
be forced to leave those rooms, and so
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
VOLCANIC ERUP7|ONS

are violent but soon over. Skin eruptions
often last for years; sometimes all ones
lie. They Just stay and stick, like the
dreadful visitor who never goes or accepts
hints that you are tired Of his company.
Skin diseases are efforts Of nature to get
rid of poisons in the blood or in the super
fetal tissue. Kill or expel the germs and
the disease disappears, and the intlamed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
Maybe tle Was Afraid.

Ida-You look nervous, dear
May-Yes, am sure Dick is going
TO propose when we go out on the
links.
Ida--What makes you think so?
May-Why. heard Dick bribing the
caddy to make out he was too ill to
keep up with us.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
The Sale of Whalebone.

Two and one half tons OF whale
hone have just been sold at Dundee
1t the rate, ii is understood, of $l5.O0O
per ton. or $1,000 a ton higher than
the previous record price. Early last
century the price was $l25 per ton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
Pride.

"Plunks is very upset about that
burglary
Eyes: and Mrs. Plunks is tickled to
death because now everybody knows
that she had seven dozen silver spoons
to be stolen
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13

cutlcle heals. But not
before. The most sue
cessful and effective
blood purifier and skin
cleaner is undoubtedly
a new remedy discov-
cred by the wellknown
DIR. David Kennedy,
and named by him
Call-cura Solvent. Its
properties and powers
are unlike those of
any of the old time
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13

long as he remains under the protec
tion Of his wfes apartment he Is
secure from the officers of the law.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
DAY,
August 9, 1904

TUESDAY, August 9, 1901.
Secretary Hay sends circular to am
bassadors abroad calling attention to
the new Russian ruling on cont1abanu
of war.
Order to cut off ice supplies to Chi
cago retail butchers to be enforced;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
August 5, 1904.
FRIDAY,

FRIDAY, August 5, 1904.
Report from Anshanshan says the
!he japanese advance Is being pushed
beyond Haicheng, and rumor is cur
'ent in St Petersburg that battle is
n progress north of that town.
Crusade against noise begun by
prominent residents of Brooiline,
Mass.
Seven persons drowned from Com
nodore Irying's yacht near Halifax,
v
Authorities of Old Orchard, Me-, in
gestigate charges by DR.. +. f. Clark
and find the resort not half so bad as
Death of Hon. John w. Corcoran of
Clinton, Mass, at Liberty, N. Y.
Chicago packers deny any move to
'eopen negotiations with the strikers
and say they are stronger than ever.
Seventy.horse power automobile
'uns into express train at Perrysburg,
D.; Gus Pehrens badly injured.
Senator fioar's condition much i'm
proved.
IoiHpNio VI 'hN "a = VI
l.. and President O'Connell of the ma
, ,hinists, call on President Roosevelt
% urge higher pay for government
employees.
F. A. Robinson, hotel man, suicide
at Lewiston, Me.
Reginald C. Vanderbilt pays SLIGO
inc for speeding auto at Newport.
Wrecked steamer Monohansett will
De total loss.
Court of land registration is now
called land court" act recently
passed defines its power.
Capt. Asa B. Perkins. veteran pilot
If Salem, dead.
Porto Rican teacher at Harvard ar
.ested on a charge of shoplifting.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-08-13
SATURDAY,,
August 6, 1904.

SN' S'S''D NSJN-s ~
Henry Osborne, leading citizen of
Hartford, Conn, murdered by dis
charged negro valet, who captured
and confesses; lynching narrowly
averted.
Judge Parker resigns his position as
chief justice of the New York court Of
appeals.
News received in Fall River from
President Gompers indicating taht teh
A. F. of l.. has recently indorsed the
operatives strike.
Mrs. John d. Bates of Boston robbed
Of $500 worth of jewels at Centre Har-
bor N. II.
Major Delmar trots half mile at
Poughkeepsie in So l-2s, new wCrld'S
record.
After eating down her carrying ca
pacity to 1850 the New York inspect
ors pass the Grand Republic.
Russia issues instructions not to
, sink any more neutral ships except un-
der pressure of "direct necessity" re-
garded as safe to say there will be no
more Knight Commander incidents.
Little Elsa Gillert is taken from al
legged kdnappers in Chicago and sent
back to Denmark.
Porto Rican teachers conclude their
, course at Harvard.
Boston election commissioners first
list of voters shows 99,6G9 thereon.
Michael Riley, his daughter and six
little girls drowned while bathing in
Mississippi river of Alton, Ill.
Needless run on a stockyards bank
the chief feature Of the day in the
packing house strike.
{ Great lockout in New York has be-
gun.
/ Patrolman John Y. Carey of New
buryport fatally shot while cleaning
revolver.
MONDAY, Aug 8, 1904.
, "Old mill' at Revere beach, Mass,
burned to the ground; spectacular fire
witnessed by 100000 persons, among
whom the greatest excitement pre-
vailed; one person injured less esti-
mated at $4,000.
Jesse Pomeroy discovered in an
other attempt to escape from Charles
town state prison.
| William Ladd hurled from naphtha
launch by explosion and drowned at
Revere beach.
Dispatches from Gen. Stoessel at
Port Arthur confirm the stories of the
repulse CT the japanese July 26, q
and 2S, with heavy losses; another at
tack repulsed on Friday also with
heavy loss. =.
Dozen people jump from blazing car
near North AttleborO, Mass, and six
are seriously injured.
Beef strike situation apparently as
hopeless as ever after four weeks; Chi.
cago unions will assess 5000 mem
bers to aid strikers; New York butch
ers may be called out in sympathy.
American European squadron leaves
Villefranche for Smyrna.
Great confagration raging in Toulon
France.
Bomb thrown into crowd of Ital
ians in New York Injuries 20; Vincenzt
Donetto, himself wounded, arrested OF
charge of throwing it.
New York men go mad while tryint
to swim from Brooklyn bridge to Co
ney island.
Deep grief in Trinity church at th'
death of Rev. DR.. Donald.
Steam sealer Erik, back from re
lief expedition to frozen-in Neptune
reports territory seized in the north
and brings home New Bedford sailor
Disabled steamer City of Rocklan'
starts for Boston in tow of tug Under
writer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

ben, pelfe aus ein5e(nen, je Z Dber 8
SUB langen 5beilsn 6eite6en, bic nit
telt 8ol3en anetndnber befeitigt itt1b.
Mit Der @inrdmmung Fd6rt man 10
lange fort, big Der Yfeiler, ber unten
fpiB unb nit einem tur5en Gdraubens
9%eiptnbe berfeben lit, feIt i'm 39on6pben
ftebt. Die Gtnrammung tonn iid lnz
ter ~ltmitdnoen bis 5u elmer 3tefe BON
$50 SUB eritreden. 4uf ben YFeiletn
lagernoe pfannen tragen bic ettpa
1,000.0 900, 900 9fnnb i4fperen metal
lenen SunnelrDbren, Die pberen @nben
Der pfetler rageu bur6 ben 8oben Der
RDhren unb itnb In oenIelben our9
Quer@ unb 2dngsi6pellen perbunben,
auf lpel4' lebteren bic 8eleiie au lie
gen fommen. @pneretmafe fiiut bic
Setten bes tunnels bis our 90be Der
Geniter Der 8abntpagen, 10 bdB bic Sc
fabr, bdb BET ettpatgen 3ueentgleiiut
gen ODER z8o1ifionen bic MGnbe bes
Sunnels ge6ro6en iperben, perminbert
ober a~uf9eboben ptrb. Die 53uge lduz
fen Bios In ether at6tung, oereeItalt,
baB in Der einen 9uttnelrobre bic 3iee
bon Nep Serfep nad Gong Sslunb
geben, pohrenb tie in Der anberen
&obre II bic umgefebrte Ridtune baz
ben. Qn Der Settle jebes 9unnelS be-
finbet it4 Elm 4 SUB breiter gerron.
8et 8a6nau9sfperrungen tOnnen bic
gafagiere auf bieien perrpns li9 na9
benz einen ober anberen Sunnelaltss
gang fliidten. Dte elsttrti6en 8abel@
leitunaen lteeen tn Der obsn ~erp6hnten
@oneretfiGung e~tneebettet, Der Dpps
%peltunnel tptrb i'm 9ubfonfluHe etipa
80 SUB unter Der Wafsroberfla4e lie
gen. etne 9iefe bic iid BEL Der auf
Manbattan Sslanb pprgeiebenen Stas
ton duf 40 Sub permtnbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

AZ. aebenstabre itebt, fam i'm Sabre
1884 als 4rat unb Wtfliondr Der pres
bbterianii9en &ir9e na9 &orea. 3ur3
nah fetner 4ntunft gelang es leinsr
dratli9en aunit, bas 9ebsn zines prin.
5eft au retten, Der fpdbrenb eines &dnts
PIES NIT Rebellen f4tper pertpunbst
porben tpar. Der bantbare Rdifer ers
nannte baraufbtn Or. Mnsn gum 2stbs
arat unb bebielt tin sleifaeittg als
pplitifden Ratbseber an fetner @.tte,
SIN Sabre 1887 tam Or. Qlen qls
Wertreter &oreas ndd MafbinstDn unb
indugurirte batnft ben biplpmatti9en
Werfebr apifaen ietner alien unb t,eusn
6etmatb. SIN Sabre 1883 fpar sr Der
tOrsdnif6e 8Ommifdr fir bic GAicas
9oer MISUNDERSTANDING, unb 1897 err
tannte i'm prdTbent Mc&inleD gum
Gefdnbten Der Ser. Staten In S1ul.
Die erften 9esisbungen atpii9en benz
fsrn6flt9en &aiferrei1e unb ben Ger.
Staaten tpurbeh abrtssns I9on Inn
Sabre 1881 ausetniipft. Ste 5une9z
nlenbe Snttmttdt 8tpifdsn Sapah unb
Gorea begaHn bamals ben f6lausn
6imftfden Staaismans 81 : 9uns
Chang au bsunrubtsen unb Ontsl
Gam ihten Tim baau berufen, cine
Mrt @esengetptdt eeser jsne perbddtiae
Wsrtraultdtstt su bllben. ST elaubte
aud btniihtli9 Der Mabrung Der aines
fifteen 4nrehte auf aorsa ben Ser.
Stdaten mebr trauen au t0nnen, ala
ben suropGiIden Md9ten. Gs gelana
benz .9ineff1en 8ismard," unterftabt
bon Der talifornifhsn 6anbslspelt,
cine 8erein6aruns Der Ser. 5taaten
nit &ored herbetaufiibren. unb i'm Mat
1881 besab li6 Der dmeritaniide MaS
rtnez@ tta9e. @6ufelbt NIT Der aoroette
nSmatard" uRb In Begteitung etnes
9tneiif9en observation-disclosures gum
Mbfdlub bes @~ertrdses mad Der toreaz
nii9en 5afenftabt g6emulpo. BORT
tpurbe Der @ertres am %. Mai untere
5si9nst. Gr btlbete BITE erite Diploma
tii9e 9erttn6drune beg aiiatif9sn
puffetfaots nit elmer frembtn Maht
Das Mbtommsn mar Der 5prm nat
tura. absr es bstbfrtts BITE Gri4ltebune
Rpreas fir ben 9anosl unb bic 9aiffs
fabrt bss 4usldnbes, pnb 10 purb.
byrd Ontel Gam Der Gintritt beg
saanbss Der WorgsRfriiae4 tn bi.
Reibs Der @srtrussmddjtt btr6etse.
fhbri.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

PAtH5Sillh Atttuitete.
ppraerufen. erI6eint bod Die Der
lpbung als Elm fpetterer Sdritt
aaf benz Wese sur Nuselei9ung otter
0eiubfnaften unb 4nfpriide. Gine
$n4ier Der Nuguitenbureer aus
@9lespiss9 ofitetn TT beutfde aaifee
riR eetOprbtn, 3pet gnfelinnsn @sores
Y. fptrb.n btutf6s BGritenthrone bes
fsieen. Die dItere G9pefter Der ieBt
NIT BEN @~rob4sr5ogs bon Medlenburs
pesIpktsn prin3effin, prin3ef1in Marie
Guife ppn MISUNDERSTANDING
tpurbs tint Sabre 1900 NIT benz prius
gen MaStmtItan bon 8aben nermdblt,
Der bel Der Rtnberlpiigteit nes CRIB
grDbbsr3oss non btefem Der na1ite
Shrpnerbe 1T. Gin 8ruber Der betben
prinaeiftnnea. Der 28iG9rise prin3
I0eorg MtfAetm, ftubtrt bermaltn tn
heidelberg.
GroBAtraos 0ri.brid 6ran5 ".
marbs am 8. Ipril 1882 ala ein5iser
Go1n bss groBher3oes 6rtebri9 5rana
III. unb befen Gemahlfn, grobfiriin
AuaftaNa Mi@atlotpnd bon GuBlanb,
Seboren. ct beitanb an einsm @nms
nafium in Dresden bas 4bitarienfenz
Gramen unb ftubtrte in Bonn. DIS
6rtebrtd Brand III. 1897 itarb, iiber=
uaAm beHen 8ruber 9er3Os Sohann
4lbre9t Ste Rssentf9aft. Der tsBtere
Dot ft9 inter Nnberem ala lansia9<
riger prGfbent Der beutfnen &olpntals
stieafAaft riibmli@ft betannt semadt.
I'm 8. @pril 1901 leste er bic Hegies
rung In Ste 9anbe feinss Nsffen, bss
nuHmehriSsu Grubber5ogs. 6rtebrf9
6rano ". mar ts i'm bprigen Sabre
psrgDHnt. NIT eintm fremben 9errf9er
stnsn tpintteen ftaatsrs1tli9en Der
tgag ab5uihlteben; En- pereinbarte nit
benz RSntge Qstar BON Sdpeben bic
4ufbtbung bes Wertrags bon Malm0,
byrm ben bic tn jhpsbtfden 8efib
Aberssganeene ate beutf1e Stabt Mtss
mar I'M Sabre 1903 an Wedlenburg
perpfdnbst ipprbm lpar. Ourd bas
1903 9etroffene Ibtommen tpurbe
Msamor enbgiltig ipteber NIT Oeutf6s
lamb pertint, Sm beutfdsn Seere
utmmt Der @rpbbraps felt N.uiabr
1904 ben Nans stnes @eneratmdtors
Elm.
Rttn5efFn 4lsyanbra erslidte am
30. Ssptembes 1889 su Gmunbsn bas
as1t Der MsIt. .@is genob tn itiler
0utIdse5ogen1eit sine forgfGltiee CT
aiebung) ibrt sinatss 4BptAslung Bee
lanb IN ben 9sfu4ep, bic fs NIT ibrsr
mattsr, prtnsefftn fhbra BON DGnes
matt, etnsr Go@ter bes R6nigs ghri=
Eian TX, BEN 8robeltetitden 9ofe Tn
hnpeHAagsn anb Trebensborg abitatz
iets, DDrt lernte fe au9 i6r jebiger
6r6utigam tsunsn. Gtei4 ibrsm Der
lpbttn IL BIZ NriuSsfiin eihe bohe itatts
lt@e GE9einana. Ste beftBt ausges
pt9ntt &prddtenntntFs nnb TIT etne
6rsunhin bss Gporta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05
eeiIkdnl1ler nno diplomat.
Die Settebanstn Oct Der. staatem au &srsa
amS cutet cams @ertreter.

Inter ben fremblanbifden @eianbz
ten am torsdnifden &aiierbofe ftsht
fetnsr Bel benz 8eberrf4er bes r2anbes
Der Morsenfrii9e" in 70 bo9er CUNT
unb teiner erfreut it4 nur %annd6srnb
befelben ginfluHes, iuie Der Diploma
tifde 8ertreter Sntel Cams, Or. 6pe
race Neipton often. Or. often, Der in
Delaipare, g., geboren purbe unp I'M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05
fdraIid)ts @rautpaar.
III @srIpbaas sss @tsbbsssoas SrisSrid,
s&raua ~, aas tRfe 8ebsutuwa.

Die gerlpbuns beg @roBbsr8oss
Utitbri9 Gran3 ". bon Msdlenburgs
Gnpsrin NIT Der prin3eIiin Mleranbrd
u raunfdneigeG inebure elmer 3o9s
ter bes 9erspgs Grnit 4ugut BON
Cumberland uub Gnfsliu bes 1856 De-
ppHebtrten 86nies Geores V. bon
0annobef, bat ntdt nur in DEED
leHburs. ionbern i'm son8en oeut@
fden Ret6e bobe 8efrisoigung 9sr@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

~ aalt. cement, Sano, Bad.
fsiae, ~Ieierfefte Steine unb Tbon.
Tbeer unb Nspbaltpapier, GaHpappe.
Tbeer un6 Nspbnlt, Del, 9erpentin,
Sarbei, @las &c. &c. ftets oprr6tbip
bel s. g. 4ieimtntn, BOG Dit
Commerce. trnEe. Mie0riee RreiIe,
aute 8aare ionic quite uno reelle
Beoienuia meroen %anrnntirt.
TeIepbBn 4lU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05
AnrbnrdEdnItt elnts runnsls

ftrattiDu srriAtei trirb. Dag Set tss
Nprth @iDsr bsfts9s namli6 aus Stisbs
lsae une S4lahm, Der sumsiIsn in
fh1tr astde BOY 150 8ub auf benz Fsftsn
1bpns8Qben laeert. In, nun ben BET
ben SunntlrBhren cine fsfte llnterlase
au geben, tpir6 untsr WdFer etne Mrt
Bride sebaut. Gu tperbett tn QbItan.
ben bon is Uab bon GdifoHs aus
Aohls Nfeisr hnS gnBetfea einaetrtes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

0arten@ uno Sefoidmereien,
~aeial5ene NinoeroGrme, Sruhts uno
S~engefddft. SerS. StaffeL
331 S~Hsgu Gtrnse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05

Sn aentndb finb in ben leb.
ten flint Sahren nur neun Ysrfpner
binssri9tst pprbsn, Obalei6 1913 Morb,
beonnaen nurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-05
Clint aritdss unttr asaGtr.
Sst 9spssttHHBsEtaa sss Wsmmfsgpantabebu
utter bern N~aejoRnmnt.

Dem getpafttseH Doppeltunnslbau,
ben BITE YennfplOdnta s@lfenbabnssisns
f4dftbOh Sddenfnd, q. 3, nnter BEN
DubfansG trpme, Determination Sslano
Wtetp 0Drt) unb benz Gait &Iptr mad
Gong Sslanb ausfIbri, itsnt ii6, 70
nett bsr 9ubfopfrom obtr Nort9
Riper In BtfraGt tommt, eine aubers
sslDDbnli4t G9nkrietsit In ben Wsg,
su bsrsn aebebung cine nsudrtioe Rons
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24
is the corrected official election by precincts
treat to the Uintah reservation in

treat to the Uintah reservation in
Utah.
Three years ago Antelope, his
squaws and some of his brave were
arrested by Sheriff Annicx Of Rio
Blanco county for violating the game
laws. AT his trial he was acquitted.
but the sheriff turned him over to
Game Warden James Bush to take to
Glenwood Springs. On the road
Antelope and the entire band es-
capped and got safely back to- the
reservation.
Two years ago, it is believed it
was Chief Antelope himself who
shot and wounded Game Warden
Harris at Rangely.
Now Chief Antelope, alias Eggle-
ston, Is leading the law-breaking,
deer-killing Indians in western Colo
RADIO.
Whether he intends to rally his
band again and make another stand
against the white man and his en-
roachments remains to be seen.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24
Have You Ever Visited Florida :

Here is what's visitor has to say OF
Ormond: "Waiving palms, pungent
pines. groves Of glossy -leaved orange ond
lemon trees. their branches bending un-
der the weight Of the golden globes OF
fruit, tropical drives and walks, the
Halifax river with it's launches and
boats, inviting to fishing parties on the
side, and the great ocean on the other,
all combine to make Ormond one of the
drawing cards on the east coast Of
Florida Low rates to Florida points,
New Orleans, Galveston and San An
tonic wsll be given and attractive litera-
ture sent on application. Il. +. Fisher,
general passenger agent, G. & S. Ry,
Denver, Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24
ONE WORD IN T1mE
Il Better Than two Afterwarda
Chance to Profit by . Greeley
Mans Experionce

1t is a strange thing how people
will put away an important oppor-
tunity until too late; its only lit
tie things that 60 to make up our
every day existence; the trouble is
we don't pay sufficient attention to
them. Backache is little thing.
Sometimes it comes after a hard
days work or. a slight cold. 1t
will pass of, you say, it is only
the result of over-taxing my back.
1t isn't the fault of your back,
but your kidneys. The exertion or
straining has interfered with their
delicate mechanism. You call it
backache but it is really kidneyache.
If the kidneys are not relieved,
chronic disorders set in, and this is
where the little thing' should not
be passed over. A Denver man
has learned to appreciate what de-
lay means.
A.Amman, shoemaker of 1924 Santa
Fe avenue, Denver, Colo, says: :
when Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at the nearest drug store, stop
ped an aggravated case of kidney
trouble In the summer of 1899. l
made that fact known to the resi-
dents of Denver so that others who
had kidney trouble in any of its var
lou forms might know what course
to pursue to get relief. The opinion
l then expressed is the same today
as it was when Doan's Kidney Pills
were first brought to my notice. l
have had no occasion to use any
medicine for my kidneys since. When
Doan's Kidney Pills effected cure
in my case that cure was perma-
nent. >"
just such emphatic endorsement
can be had right here in Greeley.
Drop into II. Reynolds drug store
and ask what their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
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and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24
STILL AT IT
OLD UTE CHEF ANTELOPE
BREAKING THE LAWS
Led the Indians That Massacred
NC. Meeker and Others
Antelope and Tribe
Are Passing

The Ute Indians of western Colo
Iado soon will become memory.
Next year their reservation in Utah
will be thrown open to settlement
and each Indian will be assigned 16O
acres of cesert land, which they will
be forced by the government to cul-
tivate, for their food supply and
money allowance will be stopped.
The Utes have caused trouble in
Colorado from the time of 40 excite
ment to the present time and are
now engaged in breaking the game
laws Of the state.
The old Ute head chief, Antelope,
will be remembered by all the early
settlers of Colorado.
After the Thornburg battle on
Milk creek, Chief Antelope took the
name of Eggleston and has ever since
travelled under the alias. 1t was the
Utes under Antelope that killed n.
c. Meeker, the agent of their reser.
vation, September, 1879, near the site
Of the present town of Meeker. II
was this same chief that led the
chase of Josephine Meeker up through
Josephine basin across the hog-back
down out of Sheep creek, at last cap
turing her at Nine-M Rock.
Chief Antelope led the troops from
Fort Steele that were sent to the
assistance of the few settlers after
the Meeker massacre into the trap at
Thornburg. There Antelope and
the murderous red skins under him
killed and wounded over half of the
relieving force and laid siege to the
remainder for six days, the Indians
not leaving until relief in the way of
more troops came from Fort Laramie.
Antelope had his second battle
with soldiers at Rangely at the time
GoveronOr Adams sent the troops
into Rio Blanco county to drive out
the Indians. Three white men were
killed in that battle and about tif-
teen injured. Antelope had thirteen
braves killed and some thirty
wounded. They were forced to re-
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24
STATE OF OHIO. CRY OF TOLEDO, sn
Lucas Comfy 30.

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Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A. ID. 1855.
A. W. GLEASON,
(SEAL) Notary Public
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