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PolIcla lnsuIar,
Trsslados.

Francisco Serra. de San Juan ( c..
n6vGnas Or. g J; Jos6 a. PorratR. de
San Juan 4 S. bsn0 GraDdq; jose H.
AcabS. de Rio GFands q San Juan:
Antonio Roseil6. de Ysuco & Mays.
gtiez; Pedro j. Coll de Yauco Aqua.
dills; Justo Lopez. de MsySQu.z y 6
Yauco; Felipe A. Gopzalpz. de San
GeFman & Arecibc; Julio NJ Izq qier-
do. de SAbpna Grande a San Juan;
Felix Campesino, de Aguadilla & Isa-
b9ls; Juan p Martinez. de Agua1illa
q Ysucc; Jee6s M. Rodriguez. de
Arecibo & San GermaD; jose Mata
Martfo, de IsAbela & AguRdills.
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BalnearIo dc Coamo, P. R.
M. ANDUJAR,
Pastor.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--Apro.
xim6ndose d temDorads de verano
tengo 81 gusto de informar aI p1bIicO
en- general que aparte de las brillantes
y espl6ndidas condolences que Ell esta-
blecimiento reune como hotel restau-
rant. los hu6spedes y eDfermos que
concurPan & tomar las aguas de los
BAflos de Coamo. espeCislfaimas para
reuma. herpes, est6msgo y obras enfer-
medAdes secretas, pueden toner ID Be-
0uridad. que obtendr6n Immediate eli
vic en- Gus dolenCias. quedando luego
curados sin los Tecursos de ls medi-
Gina.
Preoios hospedsie complete. con dos
bafIOs disrios:
Psg.derO por semsnss. en- primers
clase $3.50 diario.
PagadsrO por semRnas. en- segunda
cInae 81 75 diario.
Para femiliA. precios convencionales
y equitativos.
El eatableCimiento cuents con IN
tren de- coches { disposition del p1bli-
~ TITAN r NIX
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0Td8nanza Municipal
Contribution especial

El Coneeio acold6 anoche adop-
tar La siguiente Ordenanza para
imponer duFante 81 afi0 ec0n0
mico dc 1905 1905, una contFi-
buci0n especial creada con d fin
de atendeT al pago de los intereses
de una serie de bonOs emitidos pOF
la MUnicipalidad de San Juan. y
fechadOs en- 10 de Enero de 1902,
y con 81 fin de crear un fondo de
amortization para la Tedenci6n de
estos bonos a su vencimi9nt0 en-
10 de Enero de 1922. fijanao 81 til
po de dicha contribution y auto
zando al TesoFero de Puerto Rico
para que la cobre.
Considerable. que con arFeglo 4
la Ley deba imPoneFse cada aflo
una contribution especial para aten-
der al pBgo de intereses de los boz
nos emitidos por esta Municipali-
dad, y para crear un fondo de
amortizaci6n para redimirlos a su
vencimientc; y
Considerando: que debe asignar-
Sc partida para pago de intereses
y fOndo de amortization duFante ell
afio econ6mico de l905-l906,
Por tanto, ord6nese por ell Concejo
Municipal de San Juan:
Art1culo 1o.-Que SO imponga
contribution durante ell afio de
1905-1906 sobre da riqueza inn
ponible del Distrito Municipal de
San Juan. para p8go De los inte-
reses de una serle de bonos emiti-
dos por la Municipalidad de San
Juan y fechados en- 1 de Enero de
1909, y para la cresci6n de un
fondo de amortization destinado
redimir los bonos al vencimiento
de 6stos, 6 sea en- / de Enero de
1922.
Ell tipo de Ia contribution sera
de cinc0 y medic d6cimos 6 1910
De unO CD por ciento del valor re-
cOnocidO mediante tasaci0n de la
riqueza mencionada, y Sc cobFara
IN dos plazoss cuatro d6cimos (4llO)
lie unO (1) por ciento pagaderos en-
de Julio de l9 5, y uno y me-
lilo d6cimos q 1910 de uno poi
,iento pagsderos en- 1 de Enero de
1906.
Articulo 2o.-Que la contribu-
ion dispuesta por esta Ordenanza,
ERA impuesta y cobrada con aFre-
ylo las disposiciones legales que
egulan la imposition y G. bFapza
le la contribution general sobre
Dienes mueble & inmuebles, y el
Tesorero de Puerto Rico queda por
a presente autOrizado y dotado de
.tribuciones para cobFar Y pagar
os productos de dicha contribution
special, en- la misma forma en- que
ctua mente cobra y entrega q la
Ciudad de San Juan los produCtos
le la contribution ordinaFia sobre
a propiedad, destinada a los Mu-
llcipios.
Artfculo 3o.-Que esta O,denan-
"a sera enviada al ConceiO Eiecu-
ivO para su aprobaci6n y quedara
'igente a partir de la fecha de es-
a 4probaci6n. y Ell original de Ia
nisma en- ingl6s, Sc reputara como
fetal.
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A n U n c 10.
Departamento del Interior de Puer-
to Rico.
Ofcina del ComisiOuadO.

Ofcina del ComisionadO,
San Juan. Abril 25 de 1905.
Sc invita- & los arquitectOs Y cons
tructores & presenter proyectos para
Ia construction de la C6rcel de DistritO
de Arecibo.
ri edi6cio hs de construirse en- Are
cib0 en- terrenos del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico. y debe pr0yectRrse para aloiar
$50 presos geg6a prcgramas 8 instruc.
clones que se 0btendr6n en- esta cGcina.
Ei presupuestO del edifcio no exec
derS de s35. 900. Un psgO de 800, se
adjudiCar6 81 mejor prOyeCto que llene
les condolences requeridas. en- Ia OPT
ni6n del Jurado CahficsdoF. que nom
brar6 eI Comisionado del Interior.
El Comisionado del Ioterior Sc re.
serVa ell derechO de rechazar cualquie-
re- = todos los proye6tos presentados.
Et tempo para la presentation de
los pFoyectos expirar6 el % de Mayo
de 1905.
j. S. ELLIOTT,
Comisionado del Interior
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Don GaVinO Del POzO
Iglesias.

NaCi0 en- esta ciudad halagadO
p0F los bienes de fortuna. Desde
muy ioven dedic0se al estudio. OBJ
teniendo 81 tftulO de farmac6utico
TTaslad0se Manatf, en- donde
estableci0 So hogar, y en- dicho
pueblo es que empleza & destacaFse
Ia simpatica figura del patEicio que
para siempre nos ha abandonadO.
Desde 81 gabinete9 de farmacia,
del que nunca salfa sinO para ca
SOS muy extremes, empez6 So Luz
cha pol1tiea, en- mement0s en- que
era peligroso mostFarse, y con en-
tereza de- caFacteF undo a Juan
Ramon Ramos Velez, Severe VAL
d6s, Ricardo Qnintero, = otros die
ron eiemplos constantes de alteza
de miras y de caracter indomable.
Ei9rci6 caFgos de conceial. alcalde
popular en- tiempos de la Tep1b.ica
Y otPos caFgos honorifcos.
Desde aquella 6poca hasta hoy
cualesquieFa que hayan sido los
partidos politicos que estuvierau al
frente de Ia administration, STEM
pre- consultaron con ell noble ancia-
20 en- la seguFidad que sus conse-
jos y buenos oficios. nunca habrfa
de negarselos.
Otra de las fases que dan ma
yor relieve 4 la figura del senor del
POzo era su filantropfa inagotable
81 pudo con su gabinete de farma-
cia. hakeP 8crecentado su capital.
pero no resuIt0 asf, antes al con-
tFariO, POGO q POGO fu6 perdiendo 10
que tenfa, Y muFio pobFe.
81 no pod1a cOmpFendef que un
pobFe necesitara una medicina y
que por falta de dinero no pudieFa
llevarla y sin exagerar puele de-
cirse que sus medicinas y sus re-
cetaS nunca tuvieron preci0: ell po-
bFe pagaba 10 que tenfa y 81 care
cfa de recursos la llevaba gratis.
Su hogar, modelo de vlrtudes,
8staba alberto todo ell mundo. Su
era de tai fodole.
lue adn en- los l1ltimos dias de su
cuando va la materia
gastada ten1ale postrado y presa
le incomodi4ades, mantUvo STEM
ore su humorismo que hacfa que
iempre estuviera rodeado de jose-
les como JESUS con sus disc1pu-
o5.
Comparti6 los afanes de la vida
on la respectable dana dona Adela
santana v Escobar habiendo en- su
natrimonio los siguientes hijos:
sabel, viuda de B0Deta; Providen-
ia de Roques; Cesar. QuintillO,
iirgilio, Horacio y AFfstides.
Sirvan estas lfneas como home
lage p6stumo al hombre que en- su
Daso por La terra nos do y lego
,uenos eiemples y atlas virtUdes.
RAUL.
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ADVeRTISEMENT.
Department of the Interior of Porto
Rico.
Ofiee Ct lha Commisaionar.

Of1c9Cf lh9 Commissioner,
San Juan, April 25. 1905.
Architects and builders are hereby
invited to submit plans for the cong
truCtipn of the Arecibo District Jail.
The building is to be erected on 9
cite belonging TO the People Of Porto
Rico at Arecib0 and shall be designed
to house $50 Erisoners in accorceand
with outlines and instructions to be
furaished by this Office.
The estimated cost Of the building
shall not exceed S35, 900. A payments
of 500 shall be awarded to the best
project fu filing the conditions requi-
red. in the opinion of the Jury of
Award. to be appointed By ths Com
missioner of the Ioterior.
Ths Commissioner Of the Interior
reperves the right to reject any aud all
plans.
The time for submitting the plans
shall expire May 25, 1905.
j. S. ELLIOTT,
Commits sioner of lhs Interior.
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En- Ia COrt0 Municipal del Dis
trItO JuGiCiaI Municipal do
San Juan Puerto Rico.
EsiadOs UnidOs do America
EI PEOsldonto do los Esta- SIS.
dos Unidos.
Manuel Sanchez MoTozes
DemGndG9ts.
contra r-.l....
La Succession dc EWld1S0 L"p'a1a'H'' '''O
Vega.
Dena0aadGdO.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUE RIO RICO.

A IL SuCesi6n de EulaIio Vega, com
puesta de 50 ViudR Isabel RamoG, y
Sus hijoa DionisiO. Vicente, Carmen,
julia. TOribi0, Marfs Mercedes Y t.
mas Veg9 Ramos, sea los demands
dos aDtes mencionados.
POR La PRESENTE Sc NOTI-
FICA A USTED Que.s hs presenta-
do en- ID oficina del SecFetSriO de la
Corte Municipal n6merO / DistritO
Judicial Municipal de San Juan PueF.
to Rico, ls demandR del actor antea
CitadO, en- ls cual reclamG uetedes d
suma de $257 so que como fiador del
Oausante pRg6 al BAnc0 de Puerto
Rico. por ConseCuenciR del pOgar6 que
aOompafl6 & Ia demanda,
Y Sc NOTIFICA A listed que
de no comparecer 6 cpntestAr dicha
demands dentr0 de los diez diaa des-
pues de notificRdo. 81 ID notification 81
hiciere On 81 distritO. y dentro de IOs
veinte dias. Si Sc hiciere fuera del
diStFitO, pero en- ID Isis de Puerto Ri-
90, y dentro de los Cuarenta diAS. ai
% hiCiere en- OtFR parte, 81 demRn-
dante podF6 pedir Y obteDdrs sentencia
pOr S257 so intereses = costss.
ExtendidR bio mi firms en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy 12 de Mayo
de 1905.
(Firmado. Pedro Gonsazes.
GaWp0%~Yir
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Gran iTIunfO do GatGII On IA EX.
pOSICl6n do San Luis,

En- ID Exposition de San Luis un
gran jurado CompuegtO de expertos D.
Ooristas franoeses y de OtTas procedeh-
cias, ha.f adiudicadO & don Federico
Gatall. UN GRAN PREMIO Dor sus
'maQnficos iOOreg. como cremas de pi-
6a, CaCao, vanilla y apls, brandy, gi-
nebra y el afAmGdo RON VlEJO , e.
ta reCompenaa eS una pruebR mas do
que con Loo mejOred hCore0 que pc fa-
briCan en- b isla de Puerto Rico.
g yR
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TgIasIa MalOdista ia
SaBtlslma Trinidad. !"

Gale del Sol entire Cristo y SaD Jo-
Sc. Cultos para ma flAns: Predica-
Ci6n las nueve de ID me.6GnR y Z 30
de la noche.
Escusla Domir isal para personas de
todas edades q les de la tRrde.
Asient0s libres para t0aos.
NJ. ANDUJAR,
Pastor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

CONSEJo A LAS IfApRE ES. - TI ibtabe cainanes
1Saaenora Winsioy debe usarse siempra que Ids nfos
nstan en- periodo De Ia den ci6n Proborciona avio
NrnediaE9 al pequedo paCiente, produce su&do
~ural atanquio, aiva II door 81 aneHlto d@spiefsa
auy yivo alesre. s nuy akradable hl Paladar cHma
a nido Ablanda sus encae aiyia sus Dolores hace f6
cileelha funciones del es6maao regla los ntestinos
70 q meior remedio conoeido para Ia diasa ya pro-
Van,ga &sfa de Ia dentci9n de cualquieHa cauHa
TenFaae muchu euid ado en- pedr ei dJarbs Cainsnsa
h "a Sadora WinsleWAS "a ei SnaioF do tsdol.
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SANTIAGO r. PAL LMER.

Notario P1bIico y Archi7ero Gene.
raj de ProtoooIos NotRriaTes. Allen
%: altos. San Juan.
Horas de ofcina: De De 3 8 Il .. N.
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5EsTA UsTED cTEeo9

Por medic de nuestro nuevo m@todo Dura,
mos toda clase de Intermediates de los ojos-
por vieia que sea. 0jOs ds66Ees \ SaJIansa5OS,
"a cGtGrGtG cgqlgsIGdl total, todo volver8 ser
curado dentro de- POGO. BE8Qi0S ctErGdOs TG-
dscaL 0perGciOnss nd nads necesGTSas. PocoS
gastos. EBCribanEe pormenores. DiriianBa
al Institute Ocat4sstSeO n NlOtop6ticO.
s.YkS Geasr AaP. St! LOaa No. ~ s.. al,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
NEGlTlVl.

FL AyuntamientO de la ciudad en-
session celebrada anoche. acord6 de-
sestimar Ia solicitud de Suppression
del impuesto ssbre plantas el6ctri :
cas- para ell pr6ximo alo econ0mico
presentado por la socipdad aD6nima
de luz el6cirica, poF ser periudicial
d los intereses municipales.
En aata impren,s ue vsnds Dopel de
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Sc REALIZAN.--Laa cagas situa-
dts en- la calle de d Cruz no y For
taleza 46 & pTeCios concentrates.
Imformaran S. Melon g Co. San
IugtQ 10 .9OV.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

carlos MARTTNFZ prf felor
de ingl6s del Ateneo puertorriqu d,
ia classes privadas de- irgles Y tnqui
graffa, pTecios m6dicos en- clases de 8
8 mas personas. Sol Is g San jose z,
altos. is.
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NOiIClas ggneIaIos

Sc ALQUILAN los altos de Il oasn
n6mero de- la cslle de San ,Jos6. Tie
ne be no aaia, cnmedOr, cinno aposen-
tos c6mOdoa y ea fEegCA y clara.
formAr6n San r8ncisco 81 2l0.
ADMINI ISTRACION DE FINCAS
URBANAS.--El que suRcFiba gcepta
ca administration fincas en- San Juan y
SantuFce gavantizando el psgo ell rem
tlsta. RsfsTenciae: propietario en San
Jnan, teborero del BanCo Popular y
vice pTesidente de ls SLiga de People
tariose = JOSE M. CARRERO. ~
Luna rs. 45v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
H0TEL PATRIA.

Adquirido pOF Jos BefIOre8 SoIeF y
Dfaz Ell eHoteI Patria. , calle de Te-
tu6n no. 8, antes de don Rafael Mufifz
10 OfreOemOa nue5tFos amigos y reIa-,
Ci0nados.
Habitacionoa fFescGS. bRfiOs de duChA
Viatas 10 bahia p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20
Casa Dc Pr6stamOs Loan Office,
be Jose Bazan.-21 Allen 21.

Sc hacen operaciones de pr6stamos
sobte alhBjas desde so CentaVos en- ade.
lsnte. Sc Compran alhsjsg y piedras
preciOaas.
Tenderness remate ell 81 del actual
& las n de ls noChs de Lac prendas que
hAn trsnscurrido. seis meses desde so
vencimientO, y no hsn aldo renovadan
nj cancaIadaa.
-MalRastar el diner0 ea com prAr
otro artfCulo cuando puede Ui. curar
se del est6msgo con la as0mbr0sa eEs.
tOmacRlina Ulrici.O
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THE DU tougher

(s47-249-W -W-S5t6 St NeaO York Ostg,)
Ell duefo de este HOTEL o'rece q gus nu-
merosos favorecedores ell mas esmera 10 tFRto
precios sumamente na6dicog.
AT FPWnO DII ROTICHET
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

En- esta impEents Be vende Dapal de
varsE1ian v.ASe & RO-h0 -..s~Aal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-20

Sc VENDE por tener aue ausen-
tarse 60 duefIo unR casa de reciente
construction & muy b 10 precio. con
solar propiO. cerca del Trio de Pistola
InfOrmar6n Tanca 81, Tends. 8v.s
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

transneffect December g. 1880 sbetSeen an
Juan. Carolina. AreeIbo. eamuv AeuadiIIa and Ponce
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DBSEA COLOGACION una sefIo-
tita que tiene buenos cOnocimientos
del irg 9s, espa nJl y maquinillss de
escFiblr.
Address SF.0 Ella Correspon-
denCia.S 15v.s.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
EATON

Farin Peck went to Boulder to
pirate the Fourth.
Ohm Mass was transacting .busi-
in Windsor Thursday.
F. Hamilton, a Chicago travel
man was in Eaton Friday.
bruce Eaton was looking after
lnesS interests In Eaton Saturday.
harl Weller spent the Fourth in
hver with his friend, Harry Mil
Hiss Ida Brown and Irene Ga
Pe drove to Greeley Monday morn
fiFs. {. c, Salesman is the guest
|her grandmother, Mrs. Neal, this
tk.
tiugh DEMO and j. Mccormick
IL their ladies attended the band
pceft IN Greeley Thursday evening.
plfs' James Alger gave 6 O'Clock
pnef saturday evening to a few
'''lhg guests. Those present were
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
Lectures on Irrigation.

During the Lewis and Clark ex-
position the public has an oppor-
tunity to learn great deal concern
ing the government gigantic irriga-
tion projects in the west. AT the
exposition there is one entire build
ing devoted to this subject. Models
and photographs of some of the great
land reclamation projects, upon
which more than $50, 900, 600 will be
expended within the next few years,
are shown, and lectures on the SUBJ
ject are delivered to Edmund T.
Perkins. a skillful civil engineer in
the service of the government. This
is the first time that irrigation has
received such attention at any expo
sition.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
BIO BEND

Carl Domnerus of Central City Is
here visiting his friend, viii Davis.
Miss Lula Brubaker Of Evans at
tended services here Sunday after
noon.
A number Of the young people OF
this place spent the Fourth in
Boulder.
Prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Pritchard and chill
dren left for Lamar Sunday where
she will visit her parents for a few
weeks.
About 20 attended a surprise at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft
Friday evening on their son, Master
Harry. The evening was spent in
games and mesmerism. All had 9
fine time.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06

at the home OF W. E. Haynes left
for his home in Kansas, Monday.
Mrs. l.. E. Perry returned home
from Idaho Springs Saturday evening
after several weeks spent with
friends.
Miss Eta House a former resident
OF Evans, now of Nebraska, was
calling on her Evans friends last
Friday.
Lloyd Snyder OF the Godfrey Bot
toms is at his home suffering from a
severe accident, caused by falling of
a load Of hay onto fork, the tines
penetrating his hip and side.
Dan Pierpoint of Evans, who has
both legs of, is in the country weed
Ing beets, receiving 80 a day and
board, while strong men with both
limbs are walking the streets beg
ging.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
RandalI.Asnew.

A wedding of unusual interest to
Silverton society was that of Mr.. w.
Clarence Randall and Miss Maud
Agnew, who was assistant In the
high school during the past year and
who made many warm friends among
pupils and patrons. The marriage
occurred June 2l, at the Presbyter-
ian church in Ouray, the Rev. Par
ley officiating.
The wedding is the elimination
of romance begun three years ago
when both Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
were students at the State Normal
at Greeley. The groom Is most
worthy young man Of Greeley and
the bride is one of Colorado's dearest
and best girls. The happy couple
left Silverton at once for Greeley
where cozy home awaited the bride,
and where they will welcome their
friends after July Is.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
Make'um Work.

Here is suggestion to Weld
county farmers about this time when
haying and harvest is on and hail
storm is threatening:
In order to save her fathers crop
Of wheat from ruin by the rains
which were threatening Friday,
pretty Mabel Huston, the 1s-year-old
daughter of Saline county, Kansas,
farmer, distributed kisses and hugs
freely among the harvest hands.
She offered prizes in the form of
kisses and hugs to the laborers who
would do the most work in the day.
The prize offered to the man who
would shock the most Of the wheat
was three kisses and a hug. The
second best worker was to receive a
kiss and the third prize was hug.
The first prize went to Fred S.
Norton, the son of neighbor, and
the other prize went to eastern men,
imported for the harvest, whose
names are not given.
The wheat was saved.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
Fire in Estes Park.

Forest fires have been on the head
waters Of the Big Thompson river a
week and are still burning. The
fire Is raging north of Estes Park on
the south slope of Signal mountain.
In the last few days it has burned
over more than 100 acres of forest.
Most OF the trees destroyed are OF
commercial size, most Of them being
Engelmann spruce and large pole
pine. The fire has burned over
more than l.2OO acres Of land, and as
yet no effort has been made to extin.
guish 1t, At present it is doing the
most damage in township 6 north
and range u west and is now sweep
ing the new Medicine Bow forest re-
serve. 1t is spreading west, south
and east and toward the Miller Fork
of the Big Thompson river. The
weather is dry and there are several
thousand acres of valuable forest
which will be destroyed unless the
fire Is soon checked.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
EvANs

Homer Sims was Denver visitor
over Sunday.
Misses Mamie ,Sisk and Henrietta
Wilson spent the Fourth in Denver.
Six of our Evans people patronized
the MofYat road excursion last FRI
day.
Mrs. Ashby OF Creston, Iowa, Is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Cor
nelius.
DR.. Van Buskirk of Rocky Ford,
president of the Evans bank, spent
few days in Evans last week.
The town board have placed two
free water fountains on the main
streets for the benefit OF the pubic.
Mr.. Fraser who has been visiting
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
All Over Weld.

Rev. Fifeld of Kansas City, l. F
Coffman and family and Mrs. Mid
dleton.
Miss Cora Charlesworth of Beloit
Kansas, arrived In Eaton this weel
and will spend the summer with hel
sister, Mrs. E. G. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gillis ent er.
tained Rev. S. C. Dickenson and
wife. Miss Sharp and A. C. Adams
at dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. Edith Ferrill, Arba Lair,
Owen Neal and several others went
to Denver Wednesday to attend the
Epworth League convention held in
that city this week.
The express Office was entered and
robbed Saturday night by burglars.
Several packages of express matter
was broken open and suit of clothes
and other articles taken. No clue
as yet to the robbers.
The Loyal Rebeka lodge had in
stallation Monday night. Mrs.
Marinda Blandin was installed N.
G. and Mrs. Minnie Nettelton V.
G. Miss Marie Frater, retiring N.
G. was presented with beautiful
past grand collar.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-06
HlLLseoRo

Mrs. Bright spent last week in
Platteville with her mother, Mrs.
Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Andrews have
moved to Platteville where they will
conduct hotel.
Mrs. Lee Bowles spent few days
last week near Platteville with her
sister, Mrs. Jim Briggs.
There was Sunday school rally
in Loveland's grove Sunday which
was we'll attended all day.
Mr.. Embree entertained George
Embree and family and Wash Pope
and family at dinner Sunday.
Will Lewis and Jennie Nicholson
Of Greeley spent Friday and Satur-
day with Mr.. Lewis mother, Mrs.
Tom Jones.
Mr.. Baker has received full line
of shoes which will add greatly to-
wards the improvements he has made
in his store here.
The strawberry and ice cream
social given by the Ladies Aid last
Tuesday evening was quite . success.
Twenty-Five dollars was realized.
The Fourth of July was not en-
tirely forgotten here as the neigh
bors gathered in Loveland's grove
and had picnic all day and fire
works at night.