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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-12-29
Little Friend

Mr.. Blame Is visiting in Kansas City
during the holidays.
Claud Long and sister went TO To
peks, Saturday TO spend the holidays
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-12-29

sMITH's SURE KIDNEY CURE.
The only guaranteed kidney remedy
Buy it-try tit costs ron nothing If
1t fails. Price so cents. l.. E. Garrett
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A FEARFUL FATE

tits a fearful fate to have to endure
the terrible tortue of Piles. II can
truthfully say" writes Harry Colson.
of Nashville, Ia, 'that for blind,
bleeding, itching and Protruding
piles, Bucklen's Arnica salve, is the
best cure made" Also best for cuts,
burns and injuries. 25c at all druggists.
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BOYS IlFE SAVED FROM MEMBRANEOUs
GROUP
C, w. Lynch, prominent citizen of
Winchester, Ind, writes; "My little
boy had severe attack of membran-
Gus Group. and only got relief after
taking Foley's Honey and Tar. He
got relief after one dose and feel
that 1t saved the life of my boy"
Refuse substitutes. - The Brown
Pharmacy.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30

Craigs for new books.

CraiES Tor new books,
Smoke Smies' special segar sc.
Eastman kodaks and camera SUD-
plies ut Fezers.
Winsome girls galore at the opera
house next Friday night.
Harry Howard has been laid up
for several days with la grippe.
Fancy Nebraska seed oats for sale
by Scott & Kitson. $50 Seventh
street.
Wanted-House cleaning. p. Cha
pin. 1927 Ninth avenue. Phone
1925, Black.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Harness, collars and pads, onion
sets, alfalfa seed and fresh garden
seeds. Red Front.
Mrs. Lyman Howard entertained
about ten lady friends at her country
home last Thursday evening.
Miss Jessie Fitch of the Indepen-
dent Telephone office has been con-
fined to her home several days with
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stevenson of
Denver. have been spending few
days with their youngsters Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. kittle.
Ii 1t is a bilious attack take
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets and quick cure is certain.
For sale by all druggists.
Our lawn seeds are selected with
utmost care. You take no chances
If you buy your lawn seeds and fer
tilizer of Farmers Supply and Mchy.
Company.
Last Saturday little Neill Durkee,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Durkee,
boy fashion climbed to the top of a
hitching post in front of their house.
He fell off and broke one arm.
The Greeley High School boys had
lust one more chance of winning a
basket ball game last Friday evening
and they took it. They defeated the
Greeley Business College team by a
score of 29 to 23 in one of the pref
tiest games seen in the armory this
winter.
Smoke Smies' special segar &c.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Clearwater.
Kan, writes: My husband lay sick
for three months. The doctors said
he had quick consumption. We
procured bottle of Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup, and it cured him. That
was six years ago and since then we
have always kept bottle in the
house. We cannot do without 1t.
For coughs and colds it has no
equal" 25c. 5Oc and 81. Sold by
]. F. Fezer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
For an Impaired Appetite.

Loss of appetite always results
from faulty digestion. All that is
needed is IA few doses Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will invigorate the stomach,
strengthen the digestion and give you
an appetite like wolf. These
tablets also act as a gentle laxative.
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Season of 1905.

Brilliant, and the Jack Black
Eagle will stand at the brick barn
In Lucerne, Monday and Tuesday of
each week commencing April ; and
ending July l. At home the rest OF
the time, ) miles west and , miles
orth of Lucerne.
S. Titmus, Owner.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Craigs for new books.
Smoke Smies' special segar &c.

Smoke Smies' special segar sc.
First class repair work at Testers.
Good office rooms. Sanborn &
Houston.
Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at Fezers.
Seed oats-two varieties. Tele-
phone S. l.. w. Ranch.
Don't delay ordering your Easter
suit. Crabb has the goods.
Delicious, fresh, up-to-date home
made candies at Morrison's.
Your old clothes made to look like
new. Prices right. Crabb, Tailor.
English & Carter, headquarters for
hard winter wheat flour; best in the
land.
>Taffy, nut candies, log cabin cara
mels, bon bons, hot chocolate at Nor
rison's.
Fine pure bred Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale. f. r. Bliss. Ind. Phone
! Ranch s17.
Mrs. II. D. Parker entertained the
original amateur cooking club last
Saturday afternoon.
Largest assortment of new and
secondhand furniture in Greeley at
H. J. Pouder's, at Smiths old stand.
The troubles Of Hooligan will not
trouble you. They will make you
laugh at the opera house next Friday
night.
The House Of Opportunity has a
thousand doors-and the latch keys
that fit nearly all of them are made
of Want Ads.
Spring samples are now on the
shelves at J. A. Crabb's tailoring
establishment. Come in and select
your spring suit.
Charles Clark, OF the firm of Clark
& Faulkner, is in Chicago, having
accompanied his cousin w. r. Clark
of Eaton with a train of sheep.
Buy a building lot of Parkman and
Patton, lots 5Oxl9O feet, city water,
easy terms if desired. Inquire sl4
Fourth street or l434 Tenth street.
When you want the baby's pic
ture taken, or one for an older men,
ber of the family, don't pass by the
old reliable gallery, c. NJ. Marsh
g. Son.
Fashionable and up-to-date dress
making, suits, shirtwaist. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Rooms over
Cameron's store, SIS Eighth avenue.
Mrs. L. a. Newland.
Mrs. John Emerson and two chill
dren ana Mrs. Bracewell, all from
Bracewell station left Thursday for
visit of several months to their old
homes in Scotland and England.
When in Denver go to the Amer
lean house American and European
plans. This Is the most convenient
place to stop. All the principal
stores are within three blocks of the
hotel.
A beautiful lawn is "a thing of
beauty and JOY forever,' but you
won't have it If you don't use the
right kind of seed We sell only the
pure seeds, and lawn fertilizer. Far
mers Supply and Mchy. Co.
Bowers and Curtis who gained their
place as headliners Oh the vaudeville
stage with their skit 1.-The Dog
Catcher" are two of the many clever
people with "Hooligan's Troubles"
at the opera house next Friday night
! March 81.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C..
Ames surprised them in their new
home OH West Eleventh street last
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ames recently moved to Greeley from
Eaton, where Mr.. Ames had charge
of the Bell Telephone station.
j. II. Reddin, deputy grand ex-
aIted ruler of the Elks. with head
quarters in Denver. was the guest OF
the Elks lodge here Thursday even
ing. He was accompanied by Joe
| Newman, the entertainer. The
local lodge will hold election OF OIL
GERS this evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
little Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

1ier, the jeweler.
eels for rent at Lester's.
Ne smies' special segar &c.
M want a good photo try Wal
Rea Couzens in the Rose
n" tonight.
oats two varieties. Tele-
S. L, W. Ranch.
II Marsh & Son make pictures;
Dnes. at the old stand.
ranges and furniture traded
n furniture, at IL. j. Pouder's.
!. Evelyn Knapp Martin, SOLO
n the Rose Maiden" tonight.
ur Job printing will receive
bt attention if sent to The Tri-
nted- -Ilousecleaning. p. Cha
~ Ninth avenue. Phone 1925
make GOOD bread you must have
-four. We have it. English
rter.
few copies of the 1898 Greeley
directory can be had at this
Price $50.
st Sunday morning the home of
Ind Mrs. Frank Benson was glad
h BY the arrival of a son.
Is. c. ]. Caswell of Omaha, is
guest of her son-in-law and
hter, DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Spaul-
s. Edith Havener was up from
Ier last Sunday and spent the
with her father, ii. c. Havener,
Friends.
c. Mckinney of Idaho, was in
|ley the latter part of last week
lng for people interested in that
ION of country.
!. C. A. Ringle, Office over Rey.
drug store, Practice limited
|seases Of the eye, ear. nose and
It, and fitting of glasses.
/ present we will furnish pipe
soft water wells, 6-inch at 65
$; 4-inch at 36 cents; pinch at
nts. G. W. Nichols & Son.
ave you been thinking of sell
something for a long time? AS
as you are ready to sell 1t a
ad. in the Tribune will do the
IS Bessie Bliss has given up her
d work at the Denver University
count of poor health and will
IN at home possibly for the rest
term.
WI 4 Lyons represent none but
cry best fire insurance compan-
he Aetna. Hartford, Home of
YORK, etc. Insure with them
ou Will be we'll protected.
IS Phyllis Wolfe, teacher Of
'lree years a student in the
England Conservatory Of Music
Training School
"aliSts, Boston, will meet and
with those musically inclined.
> lfied free. lOl4 Seventh av-
Bell phone 365- Red.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Warning.

All persons having control OF school
children Between the ages of eight
(s) and sixteen (l6) years are hereby
warned not to take or keep them out
of school without an exemption from
the Superintendent of Schools, under
penalty Of the law.
John V Crone,
Probation Officer, Weld County.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Lace Curtain Specials.

~. .95 for a pair of LACE CURTAINS worth s4OO
AS Tor a pair of LACE CURTAINS worth $3.50
sl .x5 for a pair Of LACE CURTAINS worth 600
Is cts for pair of LACE CURTAINS worth sloo
Rope Curtains, Portlers and Window Shades
all at special prices.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
Jap Mattings.

2oc Cotton Warp Mat
ting the yd- 15c
25c Cotton Warp Mat
ting the yd 2oc
35c Cotton Warp Mat
ting the yd------25c
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-12
AL.ENANnER RESIGNS.
Gives UP Ills Position as Ore OF the
Trustees Of the Hyde Stock
in the cuitzhie.

w. V.,i. ,,., D.
~. - Ni"s n IsSiaeIll James
~ -s'"nhn''sf' OF tte equitable Life
l'"',e 'noi'r q ie'lei, WniCh ne sent to
J.,.'rs =. insue anu Nlllialn ~. Nc
,it'iIs: ,"-'L uH'e"s OF me hyde stock.
nis .f"StSeShi3 over the
a an,' Iii 'Ge' uei,eo Una! II" mad
49, ,' S.ri'.S ~ p,e"Gn OF lfust, n
st.;,.N '"d' Mhlie ne hltherto has been
W.. .. ~ W. N',,.''t1e hts 'ioin!hHi relation
~ 49, ~ nov leeis az liberty TO
.!nu%'a .ii"t relationship. IN the
..,,. ~ -.
; ~, 'oNNe > ~" eutieS imposed on
ra,,|nn,,, ~ n ~ "sieeiheit are
ibnn nvsalr waved in ~ otaeI
aa,e.n,nr, rav. $500 ,o.L a.iei'ia'
.iIha, l,nIc,. ~ &C., ~ :. 'ua.ees'
r,ani or hy NM. - ana,ia, ~ asiee-
!. hi,ra.,n 49,, 80 : "i,housh
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-12
HACMNEYEO PHRASES USED.
Prize Essay That Contains Suggestion.
ilcet,,l In. lA.iA,.

Useful! TO Writers.
London Ii,-Bits recently offered a
prize for the best contribution on hack
Mcyed terms used in writing and speak
ing. and here is the winning paper. it
purports to De a iaw against the use OF
worn II expressions:
he it enacted by the kings most ex-
cellent majesty. by and with the advice
and consent OF The long suffering and
sorely afflicted reading public. and by
the authority OF the same. as follows:
l. And journalist. litterateur. novel
isl, pennN-a-liier OF amy other ink
Singer, Who. after tie passing of this
act. shall write. print or publish. or
cauSed TO be written, printed or pub
liShed ANY of the following or similar
hackneycd or over used phrases-that
is to say, in abiding - the awful .s,vs-
terry of death shall refer 10 that born
'roln whence 10 Traveller eturns; or.
in mentioning a deceased person. shall
write of him OF her as having %"siluffied
off this mortal coll" or shall designate
The condition. OF the unmarried as n
state of single blessedness," or speak
of 4 newly married couple as 1.-THE
happy pair or OF 4 Wife as '.the bet
ter half or shall deny by Implication
or indisputable scientific fact. by as
sorting the possibility OF a PERSONS be-
ing "conspicious by his absence" or
shall write with p:ofane pen the ex-
presslons. "a sight for the gods or a
sight 10 make angels weep or. in
reference To physical attributes or pc
culiarities, shall use N OF the follow
ing expressions: Tho bated breath,
the human 'orm divine" eagle
glance ''magretic gaze ''dilated
nostrils.'' "wiilovy FORMS arch
smile" "daint!ly gloved hand FLOW
ing locks golden tresscs.' "dclicateiy
tinted lips" the inner man or Shall
speak of the popular PRESIDENT the
courteous general manager" the gem
ial secretary the charming hostess
"a few we'll chosen Words the sue
culenl bivaive. l psychological mo-
ment, IS" near, Yet so far last but
not least "a duh. sickening thud."
his own inimitable STYLE "old Sol
the gentle light of the moon" "a cool
Million" OF shall use any similar hack
ncyed expressions, such person shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor. nd. being
thereof convicted by public opinion.
shall be compelled TO pay away half
of his salary to the Home for Old Jokes,
and the delinquent shall offer an ample
apology to the public and agree never
again to infringe the provisions of this
act.
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almost . child, whom he once met
abroad in one of the smartest French
hotels. living there With her father. and
Yet he remembered quite Well, that MIR.
Grant had told him that he had no re.
~lAtions living OF that name, ON one oc-
ctSion when he CHANGED to ask him If
some" Grants he knew We're amy con.
llectionS.
Tho %soverness moved like a girl,
talked ltkc a girl. but yet she had gray
hair. That she WAS not what she
eemed he felt quite certain. and to-
dag he had confiedcd his suspicious to
his sister. who merely laughed at him,
and told him not TO interfere with Miss
Grants private affairs. She and the
children We're very fond Of her, aud
that WAS the principal affair.
Il know Molly. ask Miss Green down
To your fancy dress ban next week.
and then let us see what we shall sec"
said Captain IIardcustie. enigmati-
cally.
Certainly. l had intended to do so;
| ann quite sure that Miss Gran dances
beautifully"
That evening. after the children had
gone to bed, Lady Northampton
went up to the schoolroom. and found
the governess sitting by am open VIM
dow. with her glasses off.
Instantly the door opened she Sprang
TO her feet and placed them on her
nos. but not before the intruder had
caught sight of a pair of exquisitcly
black dashed blue eyes.
Il have come to ask q favor of YOU,
Miss Grant. | want YOU to come down
ia my ball next Tuesday. II if you
will let me | should like YOU to hire q
fancy dress for the OCCASION, and send
the o to me
And now comes the favor. ! want
YOU to choose whatever costume YOU
like, but To let 40 II KNOW what ii is.
not even the children. only myself. Ii
is odd request, but there's method i'm
my madness. and You know l am your
friend" she added, laying her hand on
Marion'S arm.
The girl Was TOO a%stounded to speak
for some seconds. Sin" had so lonced to
go 10 that ball. she WAS still not nine
teen. and passionately fond of dane
ing.
You are very. very good to me-
she faltered ut last, and | should love
To come down. but ABOUT the dress.
! have some things by me that will do
quite Well"
Then. that is settled: mind YOU do
not tell anyone" said Lady NORTH
hampton. as she waved goodbye. and
Went downstairs to her guests.
Marion had all mt once an idea. Was
is possible that by this means she
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-05-12

\ tau, beautiful womaa. still in the
fHS. rose :S Sile MAS announced. and
stretched out her hand in kindly wei
come.
NJ = slance her cse TOOL in the slcn-
der figure. and hieh-hrcd air of the
s~rcy-hairod woman before her: quite a
different type from those who had
hitherto applied for her situations.
"NoGr ictt"r sounded so promising,
Miss Grant, that I thought would ask
Non {" come ard sec me. | ann devoted
I" my three little girls. ana very anx-
i"us about their welfare. so thought
II best I" see everyone before / engaged
t!2"ir seltviceS.'
"Y"s. indeed. Lady Northampton.
aln sure ii must he a great anxiety
choosing 4 ~goVermcss. for ii is such n
responsible post.' Marion answered. in
u clear, sweet voice. that certainly
seemed Very fresh and ilnpetuous for
TN" owner nf grey hair.
Lady Northampton gazed a, her GU
iioiisly, and the girl felt herself Grow
ing REL.
"Nou have, ] understand, had no pre-
vio1s experience al t%eaching?"
| have always lived with my
father: w Travelled about u good deal.
and il WAS not until his Death that
found myself compelled TO earn my own
living"
Here The voice faltored. and Lady
Worthalnr;on gave u sympathetic
movement.
"Eui,' she continued. Il have al
Ways beer devoted To children. and i
ming li,eir affection. AS regards the
actual Touching ] do not fancy sou will
find nc inefficient"
lit is three month"; later ana the Lon
don season is in full swing. NORTH
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GREAT BRITAIN RIGHI1 RESERVED.

haprilS ii is not often tla, titled
women ilnd themselves in such straits
as did Lady Marion Grant ON the
death of aer father. She WAS barciy.
~, and TIE carl had left her penniless,
htNlnS lost his whole fortune galnbling
AT Monte carlo.
II" had %quarrcled with every member
OF his family; he had changed his
tl'ia', ''1c. in selfish anger. had refused
u tell even his only child what his
true name was.
! mart ht was q; peer IL" admitted. that
'S,'e was entitled To the prefix of
Lady h. allowed. but she knew that
Grant was not her real name. nol. did
mHf fat!ef leave amy papers that en-
l~iSht"ncG her on the subject of her
birtAlight.
There ft.e was. a sim With few kind
friends, who knew her as Miss Grant.
and W"f" ready to give her n home
tin after she had recovered from the
first shock of her grief; but then she
must 20 nut into the world and find
10! herself.
cne tninE at least her father had
''oie lNr his mothericss child; he had
given hel am excellent education. She
could %ueah four languages. sing. nlav
boih iht riano and violin, and was,
'~eSities, thoroughly we'll read.
Mfs. Harmon. the kind friend at
whose !ouse she was staying, strongly
H''N iS'H HeF 10 answer amy likely adj
corresponding for Il finishing g%overncss
fof girls. t"ough, as she said To her
husband, her ve..~ youth and hen,tv
Wpnid 60 against her obtaining such !,
post.
Every mornins the girl would ann
ions!y Se:ln the papers. but she found
that "h"n she applied in person for an
engagement her youth MAS always
against per.
W"ii. something must be Gone. so
HAe ieN"!Nea To assume Il middle-aged
n~plearance, and persuaded her friend
u" i"l'd !i"F some money to buy IL brown
Wig, jii which streaks of grey hair were
diSr"t1ii:c. This. with the addition
-nl - PAN II ~Spectaclcs, Immediately nut
tiuli" twenty years on to her age, and
in TINS Clsguisc she sailed forth one
morning in answer to Il letter request
in% her to call and see Lady Worthiny-
Ton IN uerSon.
Tellihiy nervous. lest her trick
should b" discovered. and at the Same
tina" fee'ins like u child playing "a prac-
t'caI Joke, Miss Grant rang the hell of
one of tie houses i'm Park lane.
II W;tS immediately opened by The
fn0tldsH. VINO Informed the butler that
it r1s %.1lotler lady come to see her
'a'iNsaip about the situation OF gov
r'YaaSs. Marion was nj once conducted
t. The hontoir. where Lady Wcrthamp-
to-. was writing.
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M~AssAcRED IN CHURCH,
Cossacks Fire Into Worshipers, KILN
Seven and Woundinq Many.

Cossacks Fire Into Worshipers, KILN.
Seven and Wounding Many.
LODI, May Ga terrible riot occurred
ut the church of the Holy Cross yester-
day evening, when a number of Roman
Catholics around the edifice began sing
ing revolutionary songs y Cossack pa
irol came UP at a gallop and began
firing into the crowd of people lluddl"d
on the church steps. Seven persons
were killed. y panic inside the church
followed and many people We're injured
in the rush for the doors. After the
crowds had dispersed workmen in
groups fell upon 4 member of the Sc
cret police who was found alone in the
street and he WAS nearly beaten to
death before he was rescued.
New Troubles in Warsaw.
Warsaw. May 4. Disturbances oc-
CURED in several parts of The city this
morning, and extension of the troubles
appear imminent.
All business and street traffic prac-
ticaliy ceased at noon today and Off
ces u stores are closed. Some houses
are ~barricaded. Immense crowds have
one to B"udho cemetery, where the
victims OF Mondays shooting are
buried.
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RAILWAY CONGRESS
OPENS ITS SESSIONS
Vice President Fairbanks Makes
the Address of Welcome to
the Gathering.
is A NOTABLE MEETING
is A NOTABLE MEETING
Representatives of Every Railway Of
Importance in World Are Pres
ent for the Big Conference
in Washington.

Washington. May 6.-The interna-
tional railway was formally
opened today by Vice President 'air-
banks. Every railroad of Importance
in the world was represented. MIR.
Fairbanks discussed at some length the
purposes of the congress. He welcomed
the delegates to the United States and
congratulated his country tina the
congress was holding its seventh SEES
sion here.
President %StuSvesant Fish, of the IL
inois Central. also smoke.