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New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
SENATOR MORGAN PROTESTS.
Objects to the Presidents Policy Toward
Santo Domingo.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Morgan fled with
the Foreign Relations Committee to-day protest
against the of the administration in Santo
Domingo. The protest is in reply TO the message
OF the President declaring that it is necessary
der the Monroe Doctrine, to proceed 10 regulate the
financial affairs OF the Dominican Republic. Mr.
Morgan argues that the Monroe Doctrine does not
apply 10 the case of Santo Domingo in any particu
lar.
day and had the treaty with Santo Domingo up
was not read
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
MONEY RECEIVED.

Some unknown friend in Manhattan has given s.
for the coal fund Mrs James Maxwell and John
Baker & for dues, be used for coal or Illness
and Mrs NJ B. Reynolds, 81. as annual dues. for a
rev branch organized at DansvilIe n Y Charles
Rollin Ballard, of Vermont SENDS u IN eXGnaage
motto which he found in one OF his calendars
''Cheerfulness throws sunlight on all the paths of
life This is good motto for every day in the
week 'AIolnt Vernon sends 81 for a ray Of sun
slime for some lonely WOMAN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
SOFT MoI4AssEs CAKE.

One cup OF lard best suits this cake:
Also one Of sugar take;
Dark brown is best. so stir it through;
Add one cup of black molasses, too;
Add one-half teaspoonfui Of salt
To leave IL out would be a fault
Three teaspoonsful of cinnamon
Two eggs. well beaten one by one.
And lemon extract is not amiss:
Stir IN one teaspoonful of this;
One cup of milk, four cups of -four
Sweet milk will do. It's better sour;
Add soda, then. to make il light:
One level teaspoonful is right
WESTPORT
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
GOOD CHEER.

GUOU CHEEK
Have you had q kindness shown
Pass It on
Twas not given for you alone
Pass II on.
Let It travel down the years
Let IL wipe anothers tears.
Till In heaven the deed appears
Pass It on.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
so THAT HE COULD FIND 1T.

Mr. Bllis-Martha. l will not be home until very
late tonight.
Mrs Bills-Shall leave a light for you?
Mr. Eills-Yes; put IL in the keyhole, please-(Chi-
cago Journal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

A valise filed with clothing. shoes ETC. was re-
ceived Tuesday. from E NJ. r. a pretty wrap
per and coat, from Bennington. Vt; pictures for
hospital children. from Little Ruth" OF Brooklyn
a large package Of mems clothing and underwear
from Mrs Pollock, OF Brooklyn: a package of
bound books, from NJ G. P; selections OF poems
from J. B l., of Orange n. J., and a fancy bag
from L. Giehrtst.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
RECIPE NOT. YET REcE1vEp.

l acknowledge with thanks the replies to my re-
quest for a recipe for raised buckwheat cakes al
though the special one desired has not yet been
given.
In response TO the request OF the Newark IN. j.
subscriber for cheap cake give two recipes that
will repay trial.
Fruit Cake-One heaping cupfuI OF butter one
and half cupfuls OF sugar, half cupful of
Iassex half a Ieaspoonful OF soda, three cupfus
of -four. four eggs half a pound OF raisins. half
pound OF currants. a quarter OF pound OF citron.
q teaspoonful Of cinnamon. half small nutmeg
and half a teaspoonfu Of Glove.
CHEAP Cake-One cupful OF brown sugar. one
cupfui OF lard. cupfuls Of -four. one cupful OF
sour milk half teaspoouful of saleratus, salt 20
taste two or more cupfus OF chopped raisins, half
a teaspoonful Of Glove and one teaspoonful OF
cinnamon T s S, MEMBER
Stamford Conn.
VIII some one tell where I md old
sorg entitled Rome? TIE first think.
IS
Rome home. thou art more as thou hast been
on thy Seven Hills,
CT yoFe t-ou sat'st queen.
BrookVil!e. Penn Mrs W. T. u.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

J. D. b. Moodus. Conn. will find that vaseline
stains can be removed by using turpentine on the
stains. A little turpentne added also water in
the boiler aids in the removal.
Lodi, y. Y. CONSTANT READER
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
-HOu.se s,fUe,s Excbanee.
HOME

HOME
Home Is where ones environment is ia correls-
ton with the demands Of his life. For every grade
Of life be It only q blade Of grass and shrub. for
every animal from the worm I'D man. and for
every man from the necessities OF his body up TO
the heights Of his possible mental and spiritual
Life. there must be somewhere in Gods universe
s ne wits 81 fbe seTeraI s5e Of b3 - on
Gated life are duly rinistered TO; il is where his
housed, clothed and fed according to the require
are supplied with conpanonship in which mutual
love and mutual understanding prevail and where
higher fe such home for mans bodS with If his
Corresponding supply for the needs Of his outer life
IS on earth; but such home for his soul. that is
tor his interior and spiritual 1fe. Is in the world
Elkhart Ind. D. - 1>-> ~
Home is a place that by rightful claim one has
81 Ownership in either by birthright or paid price
place 70 which one has free access ana in which
ne NAY rest and rejoice Il is the sweetest place
New York City l.
Home is q place where God is reverenced. where
mutual love. confidence and forbearance reign. and
"here children are regarded, not simply as ami
hr5a 1S 70 & 9s &2eted or tolerated but responsible
Hort5 Ts-rsds r ISedgness a1d virtue l. E S. c.
Al who constitute the home circIs sbsr. :, Gee
responsibility. because each member can make or
mar The happiness OF the Others I have seen II
SEC SEC hat the two bears-bear and forbear-
where love and sympathy have their sbg me Rae Pace
= sc where selhshness and ingratftade would never
De welcomed
New Brunswick. n a. M
Home is the abode Of responsive parents and
cnioren, the centre OF the fathers care and the
t1olhers love. where courtesy and contentnent are
spsilea IN capitals-where absence OF self common
I.[ests and common trials magnetic every asso-
Sc-.L MRS. JOHN II. HULL.
Many Of as viii know all home means until
We s reach the house of many mansions" 1t is tn.
- pace of our dreams and hopes. II may be a
p'1' Place the my own" gives Il its charm
4s ABIDE our dear ones who have learned the
"a HliFlEtration the love and patience of for
a'ee The preference and honor OF the other. the
7l''el-tg for thought and friend Of each II IS
- ah boen-We finite creatures. Sorrow enters
n 80 80 IS JOY, but the sympathy loyalty and help
q - sure 70 meet there tighten the one and add
30 -. hsppiness 70 the other. And best OF all
- IS oSn alone. but in time OF need the door is
- ~ sneiter, help and bless those that are with
cause tf M spirit Of peace Is there always. be-
Brooklyn M E. D.
d. - |arlstlen home where love prevails and chill
= - la1gnt obedience, respect and reverence.
S - dearest place earth he II ever so humble
'ia Long Island p. H GRAVES.
ne House Beautifuf" says:
Where there is faith.
there is love
Ehere there is love
there IS peace.
1ere there Is peace.
ghere there is God.
Manhattan wRc
= &c word home" has vast meaning. We begin
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
HOW IS LEATHER REsroRED2

Can any one tell how to restore old leather?
have dispatch box, very old but in perfect con-
dtion except the leather covering and brass nails
are olscolored by age Mrs. J. B.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

True worth Is in being. not seeming:
In doing each day that goes by
Some little good.-not in the dreaming
OF great things to do by and by
la-+-I Cav
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23
REPLY.
CONTRIBUTIONS

Mrs. c. NJ. Letter: Please send the stamps to
Miss Lizzie Stone. No PIT Hudson-st, Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Home is a place where God is reverenced WHARF
mutual love confidence and forbearance reign. and
"here children are regarded. not simply as ami
mas 70 oe oetted tolerated but as responsible
Deliags WITH Immortal souls TO be trained
@of ives q usefulness and virtue L. E s C
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Home is place that by rightful claim one has
81 ownership in either by birthright or paid price:
place 70 which one has free access and in vhicb
ne may rest and rejoice Il IS the sV7eetest place
- - = - o.. z.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Al who constitute the home circle share IN ,ts
RS IohslDilty. because each member can make or
- - ne happiness OF the Others I have seen It
eletec mat the two bears-bear and To-bear
zI2llo oe part Of every family. Home is the place
Nl1re love and sympathy have their abiding nIace
sIc where selfshness and ingratit;Ide wouId never
Be welcomed.
AeN- Hrunswick y =. %
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

home Is the abode Of responsive parents and
cnlioren, the centre OF the fathers care and the
tnolhe-s love where courtesy and conten+rnent ara
sspsiea IN capitals-where absence OF seIf common
I@sts and common trials magnetic every asso
MRS. JOHN II. HULL.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

VIII some one tell me where l md old
sorg entitled Rome? TIE first stanza. think,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-23

Z .Rome" has vast meaning. We begtn
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
LAGRANGE

Lyster English's foot is improving
slowly. He still walks on crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will VanSickle of
Greeley, were calling at Mr.. Ford s
on Saturday.
ii. Eldridge's little boy caught
one of his fingers In the wringer: it
was smashed quite badly.
Miss Eva Ford leaves for Denver
Thursday to spend couple of weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The school closed on Saturday
night with fine entertainment.
The children did their parts we'll.
Three graduated out of the eighth
grade. Mr.. Mccullough in absence of
Mr.. Harrison presented the di-
plomas. The teachers have been
asked to stay another year and all
hope they will.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
All Over Weld.

Last Friday night as G. S.
Hensly's family was sitting out In
the yard they were startled by what
they thought was rock thrown by a
boy striking their wash boiler and
knocking fire out of it, but as there
were no boys In the neighborhood at
the time it is supposed that it was a
meteor.
Monday morning about two O'Clock
fire broke out in box car that was
standing on the side track north OF
the depot, and In spite Of the efforts
Of the people it. was entirely con-
sumed. The fire also caught in
car OF baled hay which stood nea.
but it was put out and the car moved
up the track out OF danger. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
EATON

Miss Eta CofYman is visiting rela-
tives in Denver.
H. II. Bills and wife of Windsor,
we're In Eaton the last Of the week.
Andrew Smiley and family have
gone to Canada to spend the sum-
mer.
VIM. Sheer is having his house re-
modelled and fixed up ready to move
in this week.
Myrna Laybourn returned to her
home in Windsor Monday after a
weeks visit with relatives in Eaton.
A. J. Eaton is having his house.
hold goods packed to be shipped to
Los Angeles, California, where they
expect to reside for few years at
least, If not permanently.
The NJ. E aid society gave q l5
cent tea at the home Of Mrs.
Hughes Tuesday evening. The at
tendance was good and neat sum
was added to the church fund.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
BEEBE DRAW

Mr.. Fashbaugh is having soft
water we'll drilled on his place.
A new baby came to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fry one day last
week.
Mr.. White went to Denver Satur-
day to have his eyes treated.
Miss Julia Anderson is visiting
friends at Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Thompson visited his son,
Smith and family, near Peckham
last week.
August and Louie Baab attended
the commencement exercises at
Greeley Thursday and Friday even
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinehart of Flor
ence, Colo, are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
olPsoN

Frank Young has started setting
cabbage.
All the beets destroyed by the late
storms have been replanted.
Robert Boyd, Jr., is up at Pierce
looking after the stock ranch.
The Poudre river is out of its
banks in places and still rising.
Reuben Martinson is assisting his
brother on the McClenahan ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martinsons enter
tanned quite a number OF friends
Saturday evening at a coffee meet
ing -
Mrs. j. n. Harris gave her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Creener, a
pleasant surprise last Friday after
noon by inviting several neighhors
and friends in for Il social time.
Those present were Mesdames And
erson, Lutz, Spurgeon, Mrs. II. W.
Harris. Mrs. Hobbs of Greeley ana
Mrs. Snyder of LAGRANGE
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
Antelope Park

Miss Merrill and Miss Callie Lin
coin will teach the Antelope Park
school next year.
Little Willie Swartz mad quite an
accident last week by falling from a
box, cutting his face so as to require
several stitches. DR.. Raymond was
the attending physician.
Letters received from Geo. Roul-
lard and Norman Baldridge Of the
Battleship Oregon state that they
are still In Manila, but expect soon
to start for San Francisco.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
EVANS

Esther Ross, one of our primary
teachers, will spend her vacation In
Colorado Springs.
Rev. Beardsley of Denver, Rev.
Crook and Rev. Stillman otiiciated
at the funeral OF Mrs. Kester.
A new library has been placed in
the Evans reading room which will
add greatly to its attractions.
G.. X. Carson left for Colorado
Springs Friday where he expects to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. p. W. Hughes has returned
home from Denver hospital where
she underwent an operation. Her
many friends are pleased at her re-
covery.
Miss Irwen who has been here for
the past few days working in the
interests of the Progressive Library
association, left for Aut Tuesday
morning.
The Evans school board at re-
cent meeting employed the following
teachers for the ensuing year: Prof.
l. w. Schultz, Misses Esther Ross,
Lizzie knight and Flora Moreland.
The funeral of Joseph kester, an
old war veteran, took place from the
Methodist church Monday afternoon.
The remains were taken to Platte
VILE for interment. The pail bear
ers were, S. r. Huffsmith, w. +.
Johnson, C. H. Reed, p. II. Her.
riott, A. Riekard, G. H. Young and
John kimSey.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
GREAT FLoT0 SHOWS
Will Soon Arrive-How Show People
Live Something Of the Manner Of
Providing for Circus kmployess

A reporter was shown how show
people live. That they live far bet
ter than the average every day
worker goes without saying.
In fact. the management consist
ing Of about seventy people, have a
fare that is not excelled by the most
pretentious hotel in the country.
The dining tent is large enough
to accommodate nearly 400 people.
There are twenty eight tables, each
with seating capacity of fourteen.
Each table has an individual waiter,
and he is held strictly responsible
for everything belonging to his table.
The performers have a separate
section. and the laborers take their
meals in a different portion of the
dining tent.
The Floto shows feed nearly 500
people three times per day. Meal
tickets are issued by the head of
each department to the various
people employed. The tickets state
in what capacity the men are en-
ployed, and by this plan it is easy to
determine at what table they shall
eat.
The tickets are designated as prop
erty men, canvas men, razor backs, side
show grooms, animal men, porters,
pony boys, drivers, train men, per-
formers and managers. The dining
tent is in charge of TWO superintend-
ents and they employ fifty men in
the cook house. Two men are en-
poyed to cut fresh meat alone. The
show has refrigerator car which
aIways has from 81, 600 to So, 900
worth of fresh meats and groceries,
all bought each day in every town.
A large refrigerator stock wagon,
containing from two to three beeves,
and other perishable fresh meats is
Kept with the show.
The show people consume five
pounds of bread daily. and
it requires 1000 ears OF green corn
for a single meal. Local merchants
are contracted with weeks in ad-
vance.
The bill of fare for the MONDAY
lunch consists of corn on cob, roast
Ueef. cabbage and boiled ham, hash
brown potatoes, green peas, collee
and tea, with watermelon and
stewed prunes for dessert.
At breakfast two kinds of meats
are served, usually steak and tried
ham.
The show carries its own electric
plant, and also has physi-
clan, who looks after the health OF
the employees. DR.. G. Nj, Butler
las been with the show for tive sea-
sons.
Don't forget the date, Friday,
June l6
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
DEATHS
Foreman.

Emeline Foreman, of l4l5 Tenth
street died Tuesday, from a compli-
cation of diseases. The funeral ser
vices were held yesterday afternoon
in the First Presbyterian church
with Rev. II. j. Hunter officiating.
There survive deceased seven chill
dren, five of whom are in Colorado,
Mrs Frank Hatch of Pleasant Val
ley Isl a daughter and J. r. Foreman,
meat cutter at Marks market is a
son.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
FoRr RrLuPToN

S G. R. Nickroy and son.
Is, left for an extended visit at
bio this week.
he Lupton Bottom Ditch Co., Is
ing cement dam at the waste
b near Dry Creek
In. Winbourne is erecting a
lltng on denver street, between
)nth and Eighth streets. He Is
cement blocks. This Is the
house built of this material In
town.
E. Bennett and G. C. Bruce
! after some Boulder horse
(yes last Sunday and captured the
prious Charles Schroeder. who
turned over to the Boulder au-
kities Monday,
7 7. Hopkins secretary OF the
'e prohibition party, lectured in
N. E, church Sunday evening to
large crowd. His subject was
lrlstian Citizenship,'' and was
rendered by the speaker.
he Ladies' Aid Society met at the
le of W. S. Falkenberg on We'd
lay and was entertained by Mrs.
ienbeTg, Mrs. w. ID. Reynolds
Mrs, c. G. Philip. A large
id partook of the bounteous din
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
LUcERNE

Wayne Duvall is getting along
nicely with her broken limb.
Misses Alice and Nellie Chestnut
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Art.
Davis. .-
A number Of young folks gathered
one evening last week at the home
OF Mr.. Athey to celebrate the eiph-
teenth birthday of Miss Martha
Mierrendorf. A nice time was re-
ported by all.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
Little Locals.

One third off on all fancy dishes
closing out our entire line. Red
Front.
II. ID. Parker and family left for
the mountains last Monday, to be
gone all summer.
w. w. Pulliam of the west end of
the county was in Greeley yesterday
on school business.
Souvenir china makes nice com.
mencement presents; we have a large
selection. Noah's Ark.
Try the new breakfast food,
Pulled Rice" Newest thing out,
at Park Merchandise Co.
Selling for cash makes it possible
for US to give you such low prices on
groceries, try us. Red Front.
We nave a large stock of trout
flies we will close out at lOc per
dozen while they last. Pier Bros.
Seven open stock patterns of Eng
lish semiporcelain dinner ware to
choose from at saving prices. Noah's
Ark.
Our prices in the millinery de-
partment are really lower than the
people expect at this season of the
year. Harry II. Shaw.
Miss Josephine Nelson of Denver,
last years Normal graduate, who
has been teaching school at Masters
the past term was in Greeley Tues
day on school business. -.
Forty different kinds ,,of tiavoring
extracts, made from pure fruits and
vegetables. so per cent less than
sold by peddlers. 100 per cent better
in quality. 'Mack's'' grocery
Quick Meal Ranges.
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers.
Alaska Refrigerators.
Dolphin 5-ply Hose.
Hammocks, Croquet sets etc.
McCutcheon Hardware Co.
The Woodmen of the World
Memorial services were held last
Sunday afternoon with a sermon by
Rev. r. J. Hunter in the First Pres
byterian church. Afterward the
Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft
went to the Linn Grove cemetery
where further services and the de-
coration Of graves of departed Wood
men took place.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
|rnE DELTA

r,0Ro,enburg had to replaht
[,.,s a, the first were planted
,,bibald and Miss Craw-
listed Mrs. Garrison e'heS'
vening
:. ,s,ly visited at Mr.. Robb's
k,y They were old friends IN
and she leaves for her ola
in few days
[d,v school meets regularly at
I%ao, r1- house every sunday. Mr..
'-,ou is superintendent and Rev.
,,tes charge of the Bible
,,r nelta resident must not
that next Tuesday, June 18th,
a, to vote for the new school
Polls open from | to 4 p. m.
s school mousse
ore we're lots of graduation di-
,s received by Delta children
tbe Normal. Misses Pearl and
Robb graduated from the Nor
nd Miss Nellie Waite from the
Mn grade and Laura Thompson
tile eighth grade.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
AuLT

new Hardy of Arvada. preached
tl'e baptist people at Randolph s
Sunday p. m.
w. j. Henderson who was hurt at
d Ateher Bros. fire last week, Is
fu'efihg and able to be about
gain.
''ls Jessie Todd who has been
(taalng couple of weeks visiting
[leuas in Windsor, returned home
F'arday night.
MS .. H. King was taken to
ts'N hospital in Denver last week
|, ,.',e SIZE Will undergo an operation
,,, ! appendIcitis. MIR, King, DR..
I',sol ", and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
''O's accompanied her.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
BIC BEND

Mr.. Moerhle is through thinning
his beetS.
Mrs. Boal who has leen on the
sick list the past two weeks Is mn
proving.
Prayer meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wright We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Bentley OF
Pleasant Valley visited with rela-
tives here Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
kERsEY

Miss Katie Devery has returned
from Akron.
Joe Nessler left for Denver Sunday
where he will! work at the carpenter
trade.
II. p. Hill attended the Woodmen
decoration services at the Greeley
cemetery Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
Cures old Sores.

Westmoreland, Rams, May o
1902. Ballard Snow Liniment Go.
Your Snow Liniment cured an old
sore on the side of my chin That
was supposed to be cancer. The
sore was stubborn and would not
Weld to treatment, until l trleu
Snow Liniment, which did the WORK
in short order. My sister, Mrs
Sophia j. Carson, Allensville. Mimi
county. Pa, has sore and mlstrusts
that it is cancer Please send het
n soc bottle. j. Fl. Fezer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08

Miss Lizzie Wiggett went to Erie
last week to attend the silver ami
Versary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Garret who has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. r. Pritchard,
Tor the past few months, returned to
her home In Maitland last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
hlgh|and'ak'

nis locality are looking
i dry enough to work
Asts ls,n weather has begun
! EaS rnotr expects to build on
|. l., ApDs' Ss purchased from Jas
u : u Knott sold his home
D. - ussk to Logan owen.
la'' ,,id was sl20 per acre
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
'OieSorl.

Mrs. Peter Oleson. wife of the
blacksmith at kersey, dropped dead
Yesterday morning. Further parti-
culars were not obtainabie up to the
hOur OF going 10 pross.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-08
To Cure a Gold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure
E.. W Groves signature is on each box. 2oc.