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The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
kERSEY

The West Kersey school is closed
on account OF scarlet fever
Mrs. John Clements returned from
her visit in Ireland Saturday.
J. .. Steck started Saturday TO
visit his father near Quincy, III.
Andy McMillen was in Kersey FIJI
dav, the guest Of X Kingsbury brothers.
Fl. E. Witwer loaded fifteen car
loads OF cattle here Wednesday to be
sent to Omaha.
Miss Kate Define has returned
from Akron, where she had been for
a week y vacation.
DR.. Lonergan visited his wife In
Denver Thursday. She will soon be
able to be home again.
James Hood has improved the
looks of mis- property by enclosing 1t
with a woven wire fence.
John Van Cleeve Of Wilsonville.
Neb., visited his sister, Miss Ber6ha,
a couple OF days last week.
Charles Wheeler and family have
moved back to kersey. They will
live in MIS- Arnold's house.
Joe Nestler completed the hook
case for the Kersey school last week.
1t is model for neatEess and con-
venience.
Will Harrington is building a res
ervoir on. the lots he recently pur-
chased and will be ready for garden.
ing as soon as his windmill is erected.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21

these almost ideal (theoretical) COM
mon wealths. One Of these late Ie-
ports is ably summed up in a recent
issue OF the Telluride Journal as
follows:
From a careful reading OF the
reports OF Mr.. Gibbs, a former Amer
ican newspaper man. but for the last
six years resident OF Australia, upon
the operation and results OF govern
ment ownership in that country, a
very accurate estimate may be had
OF what the system would bring to
our own country. According TO this
very reliable authority Australia Is
absolutely PROSTATE with debt. 1t
has the poorest railway and telegraph
system in the world. The minister
OF public works boasts that in six
years he has spent s25, 900. 600 for un-
productive labor, the only object Of
which was TO keep his Socialistic
constituents on the government pay
roll. The new railway station at
Sydney, a town OF 50o 900 population,
is an example of how the system is
managed. Already more than So, 0O0,-
900 has been spent in Is construction
and only one story is up. Thousands
Of men are paid high wages to make
pretense of working by building
and tearing down again. So strong
IS the control of the country by the
abor unions that apprenticeship
restriction and so-called contract
abor exclusion, Incompetent work
men command high wages with short
hours and produce class of work
that would be a disgrace to half
civilized country. Conditions are
such that it is impossible for a man
to get employment unless he belongs
to the urnous. Mr.. Gibbs says that
since the Socialistic party gained
control in 1891 the country has
steadily retrograded in every respect.
Railroad rates are excessive, the fed
Grafton OF colonies can borrow no
money, and the plan of making cap
ital pay ali the taxes is driving all
kinds OF investments away. A recent
Article in McClure's by Ray Stannard
Baker shows that very similar con-
ditions are already existing or are
near at hand, in San Francisco, where
the Socialists and unionists have
gained control. Socialism being based
on the theory that the lazy should
be supported by the hard working is
obviously fallacy, and like all fall
lacies, when it is tried it raiis. We
of the United States should learn
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

When you buy a cough medicine
for small children you want one in
which you can place implicit con,
6dence. You want one that not only
relieves but cures. You want one
that is unquestionably harmless. You
want one that is pleasant to take.
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy meets
all OF these conditions. There is
nothing so good for the coughs and
colds incident to childhood. 1t is
also a certain preventive and cure
for Group. and there Is no danger
whatever from whoopiDg cough when
it is given. 1t has been used in many
epidemics of that disease with per-
feet success. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
FORT LUPTON

G. G, Bruce, deputy assessor, has
started out on his work. He expects
to be done in couple Of weeks.
Mrs. L. Fl. Warner OF Canon City
is now in the employ of the St. John
Mercantile company in the drygoods
department.
The Colorado Condensed Milk CON-
pany, located at this point, is work
ing night and day at present in order
to supply the demand.
Miss Bertha Allno of Poplar Bluff,
Mo-, is visitor at the home OF T.
l.. Monson. She intends spending
the summer at this place.
Election passed over very quietly,
resulting in an overwhelming major
ity for the anti-license and taxpayers
anti.salocr tickets, they having fused
to defeat all opposition that might
mature. The opposition did not lie
a ticket. but wrote names in the
blanks provided for that purpose.
They put up the best fight they we're
capable OF and the fusionlsts went
to work with all their might. with
the final result as follows: Mayor
A. R. Fischer, fusion. III; T. G.
Winbourn, 80; trustees-G. W. Bee
ton, fusion, ia; A. Fl. Adamson,
fusion, l2l; o. E. Frlnk, fusion, lis,
W. D. Porter, SO; +. ]. Fentus, 43.
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ASHTON

Mrs. Michaels made a trip to Den
yer this week.
Will Carlson of this vicinity is
planting his early potatoes.
b. Edwards is putting IN new
well on his place for the coming sea.
son.
Mr.. Boreson has been repairing his
house the past week by putting on a
new coat Of paint.
Little. Max Coleman has been quite
sick the past week, but is reported
better at this writing.
Miss Clara Lowder of Greeley has
been visiting with friends In this
neighborhood the past week.
Charley Holmquist and brother
Paul have purchased Mr.. Barber s
threshing machine for the coming
year.
little snow fell in this vicinity
Friday, which made the farmers feel
little more encouraged for the com
ing summer.
Mrs. John Lundstrom OF Cripple
Greek is home on visit of week or
two, and then Will 20 to Denver.
where she and Mr.. Lundstrom will
reside for the future.
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Gull Potatoes Wanted.

We will pay highest market price
for good culls, must be sorted over
1H Inch screen. The Lucerne Spud
company will receive them at Lu-
cerne: Cushman & Wills at Eaton
our men at Ault. Farmers Spur and
Greeley. Our phone numbers are ::
Office, 454-Red Colorado, 1873 Inde.
pendent; residence, 1863 Red Colo
rado, l97 Independent. You can get
US at any time.
We also have for sale some strictly
fancy American alfalfa seed
F. Fl. BADGER & son.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
CROW CREEK

MI. James spent Sunday IN Denver.
Spring grain is coming up in this
part of the country
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Of Kersey Wis.
itec through the neighbornood Sun.
day
Mr.. Richie has just returned from
Chicago, where he has been on bus.
mess.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Fleming were
visitors at Mr. aud Mrs. Charles
Woods last week.
9. E. Gardener has returned from
his home in Indiana, bringing with
him a friend, Mr. Truly.
Deerlng Harvesting Machinery.
Farmers, look over your Decrinp
harvesting machinery and see what
repairs are needed. While we make
Speciality of repairs, word from
you in time would often save us from
robbing new machinery or sending
expensive kilograms.
THE FARMERS SUPPLY &
MACHINERY co.
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To Subscribers.

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western newspapers. is sent to subscribers and
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hong As you receive the paper You are expected
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should as matter of courtesy, see that all
oack dues are paid.
Advertising Rates.
Want ads, 10 cents line. Local notices 10
oel.ts a line. Display advertising, rates ap-
plication. Cards OF thanks and resolutions of
respect, 10 cents a line
TIVE GREELEY TRIBUNE PuB. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
100000 VOTES
CAST FOR DEBS.

New York Nov. -Special-The
national secretary of the Socialist
party wires that almost complete re
turns justifies an estimate of 600, 600
votes cast for Debs and Hanfori.
Illinois gave Debs 70, 900 votes, of
which az, COO were cast in the city OF
Chicago. The socialists elected two
members of the Illinois Legislature.
Returns are still incomplete from
many states, but the lapse of time
serves only to increase the popular
vote for Roosevelt, whose plurality
will probably be l, 800, 600. exceeding
the plurality of any president hare
tofore and almost double that given
Mckinley over Bryan.
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$l5,OOO.OO
MISSING
FROM VAULT.

Prescott, Ariz.. Nov. 10-Special-
James p. Storm. county treasurer of
this county. has been locked in the
steel vault of his office. bound, gag
ged. with SO, 600 missing from the
cash funds of the treasury. The man
had been in the vault sixteen hours
whes found. He was found by his
daughter.
He says while seated in his Office
two men with handkerchief tied over
their faces, came in and presenting
revolver to his head, ordered him to
throw up his hands. Storm complied
and the men closed the door of the
office. produced string of baling wire
with which they securely bound his
feet and hands. They forced hand
kercief into his mouth and pnshed him
inside the vault.
After gathering up sl5, 600 and lei
surely ransaking the Office for more
money, the men closed the door of the
vault and locked the dooi. He could
give no accurate description of the
men.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

The following was then and has
since been the creed of the editor of
the republican daily organ.
1t was in accordance with the golden
rule for Grover Cleveland to stab in
the back the nominee of two thirds
majority convention.
1t was true to the democratic party
for Cleveland to give aid and comfort
to the enemy bv sulking in his tent.
1t was christian like to knife the
party that heaped honors upon him,
for Cleveland to indorse hy his silence
the Gold democratic movement, max
ing possibl a minority president. fol-
lowed by an accidental president.
1t was altogether lovely for Mr..
Hill at that time to be still dem
ocrat, very still
1t was right in the specific gravity
of things for Bourke Cochran to run
rampant over the country bowling for
Mckinley in 1896. only afterward to
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

Esopus, Nov. 10.-To the Democrats of the Nation:
"Our thanks due to the members of the National
Committee and to the Executive Committee in charge
of the campaign for the unselfis capable and
brilliant party service. All that it possible for
to do they did. But difficulty beyond the
reach of party managers
most grateful to them and wish in this gen
era way to extend my thanks to the workers we'll
as the rank and file all the country. know how
hard they struggled against overwhelming odds and |
wish could take each one by the hand and thank him.
ALTON B. PARKER
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sorely repent. which was wrong.
II was the ideal thing for most of
the democratic press, at the behest Of
traitors of the partT, to desert a
known good candidate all for the sake
of the Almighty dollar, aid a bank
note capable OF drawing two interests
at that. instead of the old standard
dollar of our daddies.
It is all right to preach Christi
doctrine of love to all men. and then
como from the pulpit to slap church
supporters in the face, at the same
time passing to them the hat for con.
trib1tions TO buy daily bread.
1t is good old Christian doctrine
to say that all denominations are
travelling the proper road to eternal
bliss. each in its own particular good
way. except that portion of each which
belongs to the democratic party and
these are the imps of Satan.
1t is just and proper for Senator
Barela to treaoherously turn on his
friends of a life time. to be taken up
and nominated for office by the repub-
licans.
1t is a good thing to make a hit for
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
BILLY" FUTILE AS ORGAN GRINDER.

There'll be ''doin's' at the corner
of Fourth and Main streets sometime
next week. 1t will occur in front OF
the Mesa County bank building aad
will be the result of bet between
two well known people.
Last week Morrison wohlfort bet
W. Il. Tuttle the we'll known Mid'an
conductor that Adams would be elect
ed Tuttle believed that such G. bet
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was dead immortal cinch, there
fore made the terms of the bet as hard
as he could make them. The terms
of the bet were that il Peabody should
win Mr.. wohlfort should stand oil the
corner in front of the bank. with
hand organ and hold a tin cup for
contributions. the money TO be given
TO some charity.
If Adams won Mr. Tuttle was to
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

Denver. Nov. 10 Speeial-Demo-
cratic chairman, Milton Smith said
this afternoon, adams is elected by
I2, 600. The rest of the state ticket
elected with him. although running
behind the governor for from four
to six thousand.
It is reported that Gov Peabody
today comedies the election of Alva
Adams by about -. 900 plurality. but
still contends that they have elected
the rest of the state ticket, three
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
CIVIL. LIBERTY UPHELD.
Governor Adams Elected AbsOlutely==HiS
Majority Will Reach 2,OOO==Peabody=
ism and Militarism Repudiated
Congratulations from Bryan.

congressman aud majority of the
lower house,
The republicans have about con
ceded the election of Mrs Helen
Grenfell The returns indicate TINT
she has run ahead to a great extent.
There has been some talk of Peabody
contesting Adams election on the
ground that fraud was committed in
this county. but IN view of the fact
that Adams has carried the state with
out the vote of this county, it is be-
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

act in his stead. AS Gov. Adams has
surely won, Mr.. Tuttle will do the
stunt before the public. The many
friends of the gentleman will be fully
apprised of the dates of the occurrence
and it is 20 be hoped that large
crowd will gather for the purpose of
beholdng Mr.. Tuttle as an organ
grinder.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

The sins in violation of above creed
of the editor of the other paper are as
follows
It is criminal for the worm, even
in the republican party to ocoasio nal
ly turn.
That Senator Barela has ticket
to heaven, but that the acts of John
j. Grimes. II ee Daniel Bradbury. doom
him to perdition. Kicked and cuffed
as he has been by his political cohorts
he should not practice the golden rule.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

lieved by politicians that the ropub-
lican managers will accept the result.
The state ticket including the lreo
congressman is in doubt. Shatroth
and Mrs. Grenfell seem to be safe.
Full returns will be necessary on the
other candidates and possibly official
count will be required
The democrats have elected their
local ticket, including three senators
and fifteen members of the lower
house.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
AFTERMATH.

Governor Peabody. for Senator De
Long to introduce to an audience for
mer democrat in the person of Judge
Babbitt of Colorado Springs.
1t lie good and who esome living to
fling sewer mush, but when the other
fellow dashes off a few chunks, it is
terrible.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

In 1896 ". j. Bryan was candidate
for president of the United States.
Colorado giving him 16l 269 votes
against 26, 27l for Mckinley.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
MORAL.

1t depends altogeter upon whose
bull is being gored.
The monkey when he eats onions
will squint his eyes and rub his belly.
Benedict Arnold is not dead.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

New York. Nov. lo-speoial-
Fall returns from over the country
with only three congressional districts
missing, show that the house of rep
resentatives will stand about as fol-
lows; Republicns 247; democrats,
1856. a republican plurality of III.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

Mrs, Porter of salt Lake City spent
Wednesday in town. Mrs. Porter is
the mother of Don Porter. well known
here.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10


St. Louis, Mo, Nov. Io.-Spe-
cial.- Missouri is certainly in
the Roosevelt column. The Dem
ocrats elected Joseph w. Folk
governor. The Republicans
gained seven congressman and
the legislature, which means the
displacement of Senator Cock
rell.
New York. Noy. 0-Speoial-Ad-
dicks for o. S. Ser atoI is defeated IN
Delaware The legislature is dead
locked and Addicks office will probab-
ly remain vacant.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

Denver Nov. 1O.-Among the many teegrams
ceived by Governor Adams from all parts of the
try is the following 'fion. Alva Adams accept
gratulaons both upon your personal and upon
the triumph of constitutional government
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
National News
OF THE
Election.

Baltimore, Nov. Io.-Special.
Results show a mixed cleo
toral vote probable for Mary
land.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
Statement from Bryan.

Lincoln, Nov. TO- William Jennings Bryan has is
sued statement. He places the blame for the defeat
on the shoulders of the reorganzers of the Democrat
ic party He says that Judge Parker is the victim of
mistaken party-poliCy
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
81
Nervous
HEAI|aCHE

1t is an undisputed fact that large
percentage of cases of nervons head
aches are caused by defective eye
sight. Glasses ground to order are
cheaper than medicine. In such cases
by removing the cause of the trouble,
the effect ceases.
Why should you hesitate to wear
glasses, if by so doing you increase
your comfort and appearances too.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

C. VAN HOOREBEhr. President.
Wh. e. DUDLEY. Vice President.
d. r. STONE. Cashier.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

Washington, Nov. Io.-Spe-
cial.-Roosevelt has I2o plurali-
ty in the electoral college on the
face of the returns.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10
Watch Repairing

Don't expect to hear your watch
squeak and grind whom it needs clean
ing and new oil, but bring it to us
once year for good cleaning aud
overhauling. By good usage thev will
last you a lifetime and give you
good service.
Phone Junction rs.
SHERMAN W. MOODY JEWELRY co
Official R. R. Watch Inspectors
Silversmiths, Etc.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

'He that wants money. means
and content is without three
good friends" A want adv. will
bring to you all three OF them.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-10

"A word to the wise is enough"
and your want adv. will carry
your "wOrd to the wise" if you
place it in The Daily Sentinel.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-10-28

nothing more than was accorded to other
citizens.
! have had the good fortune to rescue
from deportation in the last three years
over 700 families that would have been
turned back to misery in Siberia there
to live life where there are no rights,
except in the graves. Our immigrants
pack up their few household goods, come
OH ii steerage, in itself misery, to see as
they come up the bay of New York the
glorious statue of Bartholdi haiing them
to Il land of liberty and a home OF happi-
ness: and then to be told that they can
not enter the land OF Canaan.
The order of b mai b rith has done
work which has been amply demonstrated
by some of the following figures:
Five hundred children in the Orphan
Home at Cleveland: 100 in Atlanta,
Georgia; hundreds in New Orleans;
hundreds in Philadelphia.
That means that we are building
American citizenship, that we are paying
for their education. that I'VE are relieving
the sufferings of these unfortunate waits,
who are turned on the highway OF ad-
versity. 1t means also that we have
built homes for the aged and invalid.
We are caring for our own and never
say no to any worthy person OF another
faith. | have yet to find the jew who
is worthy of, the name, when Il stricken
being comes to him. to turn him aside.
We have always enough for our own and
something besides for the stranger and
for the wayfarer, and this is again beau
tifully demonstrated i'll your own great
city, city which is so generously sur
rounded by nature and by art, and III
which you have gained such a reputa-
ton for one of the greatest institutions
Of our land, the National Jewish Hos
pital for Consumptives, to which, the or
der of B mai B 'rith gladly contributes.
| say you have an institution that is
worthy Of American citizenship, ii monu-
ment to your own generosity as Jews,
for the doors are wide open not only to
the Jew, but to the Christian or any
faith, and in that generosity you exem
plify the highest phase of humanity. Dc
not tire Of this grand work; do not for
a moment think that you are doing more
than your duty when you give your an
nual stipend or when you make your last
will and testament, you leave to this, the
grandest of all Jewish charities, a liberia!
remembrance.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-10-28


the Jews. which was so infamous Of the
Jews that the State Department never
published, but l got a copy of it. And
when f. Schuyler was nominated for AS
sistant Secretary of State, and when he
was named for Consul General to Egypt,
| took that copy to the Senate and told
them that this man who had proven un-
true to the best purpose of the republic.
and had DETAINED my people, should not
be confirmed and was not confirmed to
either of these positions. And right
here, my friends. is lesson which l wisl:
to convey. Stand up for your Judaism;
be true, if you are jew You must be
self-respecting. for l tell you here to-
night that the Christian of character and
standing has ten thousand times more re
spect and confidence for the Jew who is
true to his faith and to his convictions
than for the sneak and coward who tries:
to hide his faith and is ashamed of his
ancestry!
Within the last three years, under the
guidance and masterly diplomacy of the
greatest of all Secretaries of State that
this government has ever had, John Hay,
through whom was sent that great note
to Roumania which established the guild
ing influence that made it possible for
the immemirable Kishincff petition to
be forwarded to Russia. which was re-
ceived. although officially denied. 1t
went there and had it's influence Tt
pierced the hide of the Russian Bear,
and since then there have been ooZing out
little rivulets of liberty and progress.
A change must come from that coun-
try. They have learned lesson that
with their millions of soldiers they can
not accomplish their aims. To-day.
those little yellow men in the east are
fighting the battles of the world. and
proving. although heathens. as they are
rlassed to be, that they are winter and
hrmaner than those who claim to be
Christians Yes. the Kishineff petition
has had it's effect. Secretary Hay told
me, "My dear Wolf. when 7 presented
the petition, bound beautifully, and in
mahogany case. accompanying those sig
natures of all the great men of all walks
of life. that next to the Declaration Of
Independence. there is no document in
the annals of the State Department that
will live in history so pronounced, and
that will go down to future generations
so prominent as the petition of the order
of B mai B 'rith 1t had it's influence.
and the order of the b mai Birth
BROUGHT this about; and the government
cheerfully did this. as they have done
on the passport question. AS they have
done on every other question for the last
The Jewish outlook., 1904-10-28

On Rosh Hashanah and Yom klppur
there took place at Berlin services for
the deaf and dumb. at which about 2oC
worshippers attended. They followed
the reader intelligently in their special
prayer hooks.