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Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19
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A. NJ Stroud made business
h.p t. Hope faeaaay
Mrs ]. ". apd L, Z. Beck visit
td dope Tuesday.
a A. Br.shtwslI spent Sunday
IN Nashville
Attorney ". c, Rogers, of Nash
vile Vas in town on business Tues
day.
I,ev and Mrs. Robertson spent
Tuesday of last week at Jakalones.
Air. and Mrs. F. ?, Hardness and
children spent Saturday IL Iexar-
sana.
Mrs. T. Y. Williams visited
EaDps SATURDAY,,
Joe Taylor of Gerland City is
qisi5ing his mother, Mrs George
Taylor.
Mrs. ". P Stewart Of Columbus
IS the guest Of her daughter Mrs. j
y. Ables,
VIII Oglesby of Hope accom-
panied Herbert Wilson home Sat
urday and remained his guest till
Monday.
A. NJ. Gratiot the Spring Hill
merchant was transactiug business
N Hope Monday.
w. NJ. Thompson, l.. F. Monroe
and Eben Beck visited fexarkana
Saturday.
Geo. Holt the popular saddlery
VAS hero this week with full line
ut samples.
W. c. Myers has sold nearly two
Hundred bales of cotton up to.date
aud realized fancy prices for 1t all.
Quite a crowd f.om'this place at
icnded "The Clansman at Hope
Wednesday night.
Mrs. l., N. Trinble entertained
Thursday with M elegant dinner
TO celebrate the birthday ct hel
daughter Miss NoGe.
Miss Media Conway returned
home Friday from a visit to rela
ives aud frleuds in Texarkana.
Telephone T. eWilIiams snd C'
at tho Depot for all kinds Of Gro
ceries fresh and cheap.
Mrs. j. G, Hill Of Columbus re
termed honis Friday after TIVE
weeks visit to her daughtat Mrs.
q. WILSON
Charley Trimble came up fron
Fultop Sunday and spent the da,
with the home folks.
Mrs. j. c. Key Is visiting Lit;l
Rock this week.
Baxter Beck. who is ATTENDING
Henderson College at frkadelphi
spent Il A.turdng and Sunday with hi
lnrtpqr. MRS, j. W.. Beck,
Statistics, complied i the stat
auditors Office fFem tie. returns c
the assessors Of various counties
show an inart,se Of $40, GOO, 90
tron 1899 t. I905.
A bottle of t'riek!y Ash BIT 81
ltpt ia the ho4s aud used occns
ifaaliy rpass good heslth to ID
whole hoes ,-holl
| J. itr ~ Special Agent
Summ .afT, Soring or ea4
1t makes sltr4nee whru
bo;n'a ar'.- ~'Ys vera
81 se 4S 'n.
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Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19

Nice line Hamilton Browns fall
and wintel shoes, ranging in price
from $l.5c to $3.50, for both la
dies aud men. Also nice line Of chill.
dreu S shoes from ~ Gems to 81. so.
There IS no better shoe made
than the Hamilton and Brown and
they always give satisfaction to The
wearer.
AT G. IL. Uonwhys.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19

If YOU need an abstract of title
to any OF your property Etter and
Monroe can furnish it on short
tnetise
Write Etter and NJ ,nroe.
Washington Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19
WANT-n
LIVE WILD TURKEYS

For zooiogiacl Parks
High prices paid for gend'ne
Qirds. Also want others ani~
mails and birds.
Or Cecil French Naturalist
Wash ngtOr D. c
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19
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Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19

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4 on Stage.
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pos iurrequentls took 8
sp,ays. lie was on at the
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Washington telegraph., 1906-10-19

OF ALI trauDsI
ject to none p|
acute diseases 4
forts for relief |
itching skin |
tell you a REM
falls-Huu $ (f
is absolutely
dnv one case
matter the na
lnoney il cleS
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
A Musical Treat.

Friday, March 9th, the University
OF Colorado Glee and Mandolin clubs
will give concert at the First Pres
byterian church, under the auspices
Of the high school.
They are as good as last year and
have program consisting of num-
bers by each club, the quartet, two
soloists and reader. The quartet
consists OF the same men who sang
last year and made such q hit all
over the state. The reading by Mr..
Fairweather and bass solo by Mr..
Girdler are alone worth the admis-
sion price. Every citizen of Greeley
that can should attend this concert
and help the college boys raise money
for our athletic association. You
will not be giving money away but
will get value received for every dol
lar spent. Remember the date, Fri
day. March 8.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Entertain Greeleyites.

Following is a clipping from last
weeks issue of San Diego, Calf,
paper. Mrs. Williams will be re-
membered in Greeley as Miss
Amanda Burchell:
mrs. George Williams of The
Laighton entertained very delight
fully on Thursday afternoon party
of friends, former residents Of Gree
ley, Colo, now sojourning in San
Diego and vicinity. The rain did
not seem to have depressing effect
on the spirits of the gathering, one
of the party remarking, San Diego's
rain storms are so good natured one
cannot help enjoying them.' The
guests invited we're Mrs. Captain
Hogarty of National City, and sister,
Mrs. Board of Denver, Colo; Miss
Lena Bennett of Boulder, Colo. !;
Mrs. Waring and grandson Of Colo
RADIO Springs, Mrs. j. W. Inman Of
Denver. Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Major
Williams, Mrs. B. F. Marsh, Mrs.
Louis Dupree, Mrs. Frank Dupree
and little daughter, Mrs. Charles
Marsh. and Misses Alpha and Hazel
Marsh, San Diego"
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Paid Her Well,

A little over nine years ago, 1lO
months to be explicit, Miss Laura
Tetft, then kindergarten director at
the Normal, now Mrs. Harrison OF
Roosevelt. Arizona, took fifteen
shares of stock in the Greeley Build
ing & Loan Association. The pay
ments were Sl5 per month. which
were zealously kept up until a few
days ago, when the stock in that
series matured and Secretary Hays
sent the lady check for SO, 900, re-
ceipt of which has been acknow-
lodged. The amount paid on this
stock was 81, $50, so that she almost
doubled her money. This is the
third series of the Greeley
Building and Loan Association stock
to pay out, there being altogether
So, 200 disbursed at that time.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Y. M, C. A. Notes.

An effort will be made by several
business men and ministers In the
near future to have the state orga-
nizers Of the Y. Nj. G. A. come TO
Greeley and have q mass meeting
when the project Of Y. M. Q. A.
and building will be discussed.
Several we'll known and reputable
citizens told me that they were not
very much interested in this owing
to the fact that they helped to pay
the debt that the Y. M. c. A. OF
eight years ago contracted when they
broke up. That the one OF eight
years ago broke up, is not a sign
that the one in the future can not be
managed or that it would break up
also.
Greeley is almost three times as
large as 1t was then.
Ask any young man sixteen years
old or over If there is any place he
can 90 for little recreation.
The answer nine times out of ten
will be no. l wish there were.
The need is very great. II we can
not get Y. NJ. c. A. let us get up
boys club of some kind. An
nouncement will be made later When
and where the mass meeting will be
held. All the business men and
citizens interested are urged to at
tend If they wish for the welfare and
success of the future generation.
There is not place in Greeley for
boys and young men to congregate.
About ten or fifteen boys 60 TO GER
tain shack here where card playing
and smoking is carried on to a
large extent. This is the ruination
Of the boys.
1t is up to the business men and
the citizens of Greeley to boost"
for Y. M. G. A. or place for boys
to 90. Let us see that something
is doing in this way In the near
future. Yours TO: Y. M. G. A.
A. r. c.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Looking up Tonnage.

James d. Houseman of st. Louis,
Mo-, has been In this section for sew
eral days looking up the proposition
of the Greeley s. Northern Railway
s. Utility company. He did not
come with any proposition for fin
ancing the enterprise, but simply to
suggest plan whereby capital could
be interested. He stated, however,
that he had plenty of capital back Of
him, willing to invest, providing his
reports on this and other enterprises
in the state were good enough.
He looked carefully into the
amount of tonnage that an independ-
ent electric line connecting this city
with Denver and running through
the northern Goals fields might fur
nish. When he left here he was
we'll satisfied with the agricultural
freight outlook and went from here
to the coal fields.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Sure Enough Pure Lard.

Thompson g. Bainbridge, the meat
market folks in the Woodbury. build
Ing, are making speciality of leaf
lard that is absolutely pure. They
render it themselves, and nothing
goes into the kettle but leaf lard.
Those who want leaf lard that is leaf
lard and nothing else, can be sure of
getting what they order there.
Same way with meats. None better
for any price than what they sell.
Call them up over either phone, and
the goods will be right up, just as
you ordered.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Machinery Here.

All of the machinery, except the
engines, for thessnew Home Electric
Light company plant is now on the
ground land is being installed --as
rapidly as a large force OF men can
work. The engine bed, of six feet
Of concrete, is being laid, so that 1t
will take but a short time to put the
engines in.place when these, arrive.
The big gas machine that is to fur
nish fuel for the gas engines is here
and Is being put in place. The gen.
orator has been here for sometime.
1t will not be long, now, before the
town will have day current from
this plant.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Afflicted With Rheumatism.

L was and am yet afflicted with
rheumatism" says Mr. J. G. Bayne,
editor of the Herald, Addington,
Indian Territory, ''but thanks to
Chamberlain's Pain Balm am able
once more to attend to business. 1t
is the best Of liniments. If
troubled with rheumatism give Pain
Balm trial and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords. One
application relieves the pain. For
sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Proposed Ordinance No. 145.

tracing OF an Indebtedness by the City Of
Greeley, Colorado. and upon the credit
coupon bonds OF sale. City for the purpose
OF the construction OF water works for fire
| and domestic purposes for said City.
Whereas majority Of the voters of the
said City Of Greeley who we're tax payers
anefe efectien tic & duly hed ior the purpose
taking said vote by vote approved the
water works for fire and domestic pur-
poses tor r., said City and and t, the g contracting
the sum OF not exceeding three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for that pur-
Whereas the City Council of said City
authorized by said vote to issue, the bonds
dred ID and ffifty thousand dollars for said
J,S q aasseSy y ddersasy ety Council
Section That the City of Greeley, Col
orado issue its nsgotiable coupon bonds .
soassrassion o1 y xsse, sorks lof f,rs g ana M
GS SS sad
City and upon the credit thereof in said
for Sapp saS tbs Said bonds shall
numbered from one to three hundred and
oars i a bee beas date 4as
be absolutely due and payable fifteen
years from the date thereof and redeem
able at the option of said City after ten
years from said date shall bear interest
at the rate Of four and one-half per centum
per annum payable semi-annually on the
second day OF October and second day Of
April in each year until paid and both
principal and interest shall be pay
able in gold coin of the United States OF
America of the present standard OF weight
and fineness at the office of the city treas
urer in the City of Greeley or at the Han
over National Bank in the City OF New
York at the option OF the holder OF the
said bonds or interest coupons respec-
lively.
Section 3-That said bonds shall be
sea ed with the corporate seal Of said City
city clerk and dcountersigned by the city
treasurer and shall have attached to each
bond thirty coupons numbered from one
to thirty inclusive each representing
semi-an1ual ipstallment Of interest upon
the bond to which it is attached and Sc
curing the payment of the interest as it
The SIGNATURE Of the treasurer Of said
number OF the bond to which they are at
tached and said coupons when so exc
cuted and delivered as part of said bonds,
shall be the lawful obligations of said
City in the hands OF all persons to whom
they may lawfully come.
Section 4-That the form OF said bonds
and coupons shall be substantially as fol-
lows respectively. to wit:
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
IN SALE.

Whereas, William E. Austin
tain deed of trust dated Se1
1902, filed for record in the
county clerk and recorder Of
ty, in Colorado, September q
therein recorded in book 1872
OF Weld county records, convd
undersigned, as public trusts(
one promissory note OF even
with payable to the order Of
Clayton in the principle sum
one year after date, with inter-
quarterly at the rate Of eigt
per annum unto maturity and
OF ten per oent. per annum at
the following described real
gether with all and singulaf
Ieges and appurtenances IN
longing, situate, lying and N
county OF Weld and state q
as therein particularly descr
lows:
The east half OF the southel
(els of se4) OF block number q
and forty l40) in the city o.
plated and recorded in said
gether with water for irrlga1
premises as derived from the
ony OF Colorado, subject 70
deeds now OF record in sad
for $3.50, dated June 2, 1907
Aaron S. Eaton, upon the east
above described lands, and q
dated August ., 1907, 10
Aaron S. Eaton, upon the
said above described premise
above prior trust deed being
book 1872, page 50, and sad q
prior trust deed being recoro
192, page l2i, all OF the reco
county. ,,.,h
And, whereas, default has y
the payment OF al! the said "
of the quarterly interest Wv. ~.
and payable September ~ ~
interest accruing thereon ~
ber 26, 1908, in violation .,
ments and stipulations in
trust contained by reason o.
William l.. Clayton, being W
OF said note, has tiled wiz y
dersigned his declaratiolI v
the aforesaid violation o.
said deed of trust and ms
said property be advertiser
suant to the provisions y,
trust and OF the law appiica1o,i y
Now, therefore, by virtue "
ises and the conditions, S''s IA,
agreements in the saia Gs. ",
specified, and said demand iba H..
property, and by virtue o. !ne y,
autbority vested by law II mnI n
trustee in the county o. 9isS WI
OF Colorado, | will, on lhaiisu H.
day OF March A. d. 1900, ~ saiS N
O'Clock in the forenoon o. + ii hol
east front door Of the cour. coiu,rd ~
city OF Greeley, in the couins inr 4
state of Colorado, EXPOSE in IN
the property above ard amci IN
trust described, at pubic an, ne
highest and best prlcs s.;,h
bring in cash, together NJ" u rad
said William Z. Austin nv
assigns therein. Co,oradoI
Dated at Greeley, nIGE IHEioinS X 4
90, *. ID. 1908. GEok9,bns ,bs Gou}
Public Trustee IN ther erSolcr} SH
and state g o' ,he ld d
First publication nhf. M, last
bune February - l''o'
Marh 81. 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
CONGREGATIONAL.

Public worship 10 AS a. m. Morning
topic: ''Thy Kindgom Come. "Sun-
day school IL m. Mems Sunday
Noon Club II m. Topic: ''The
Practice of the Sermon on the
Mount" Leader, NJ. A. Bunker.
Christian Endeavor 6 Bop m. Topic !:
James Picture OF a Perfect Man. {"
Leader, the pastor. Evening service
7 80. Third in tie series upon
Christ, Character and Conduct, !"
1.-THE Indwelling Christ" John
DOane, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
(Form of Bond)
United States OF America

United States OF America
No. -......... r.l
City OF Greeley
State OF Colorado County OF Weld
$1,000 WATER BOND $1,000
The City OF Greeley in the County of
Weld and State OF Colorado for value re-
ceived acknowledges itself to owe and
1S sa n hs so
present pr sen standard OF weight and fipeness
with interest thereon, from date at the
rate OF four and one-half per centum per
annually on the second @ sS aas Of spip ocseber sem
beth ii shs eng & &fess n 6s
y sna shs sansve5
option OF the holder Upon II presentation
as S dae Ssp sa 9Th they
after Ips ,9 Pay 1his laie bond at
Re ses Gsy S Tse e
poss poses y; Within aPd ior said eity puFsH
made a law OF said city prior. to the issu. n
e na wT vtfsue the 11 ana
tion of the State of Colorado and the pro
NislolS ol All act OF Jne general assembly
thereof entitled An Act in Relation to
Munlclpa! Corporations" approved April
Elemental acts.
1t is hereby certified that the construc-
tion OF said water works and the issuance
OF thIs bond were duly approved by the
vote OF majority of the voters OF said
city who were tax payers under the law
voting on the question at an election
duly called and dul y held in said city ac-
cording to law prior to the issuance OF
this bond: that all conditions required to
exist and things required to be done
precedent to and in the issuance OF this
9ond TO render the same lawful and valid
dld exist and have been properly done
and performed in regular and due time
,pprin ana manner as required by law;
.ihat the total debt OF said city including
Unit nn, 81 Indebtedness prescribed by the
rado and that said ordinance provides
ipr the levyinE OF a tax sufficient to pay
tne annual interest on this bond and to
extlnguish the principal thereof within
the time limited for the same to run and
quired by law.
, In Testimony Whereof the said City OF
Greeley mas caused this bond to be sealed
wlth It's corporate seal, signed by it's
Mayor attested by it's Clerk and coun-
Igerslgned by its Treasurer this second
day OF April A. ID. 1906.
....................... Mayor.
Attest:. City Clerk. -
Countersigned .............
City Treasurer.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
For Sale.

Now is the time to buy lots in
Arlington Heights and Normal
school additions. There will un.
doubtedly be sharp advance in
prices during the next few months.
Don't delay. We still have fine in
side lots, and few choice residence
corners for sale at reasonable prices.
VIM. f. Stephens, agent, room 8,
opera house block.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
First Presbyterian.

Gospel song service in the evening
will be led by the choir and the
orchestra. The pastor will preach
in the morning on What Presby-
terians Believe" and in the evening
On ''The Enemies of Society," Ser
vices commence at AS a. m. and
80 p. M. All are cordially invited
to these services. r. j. Hunter,
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
United Presbxterian.

The usual services in the morning
In the evening the pastor will open
a mission which will continue every
evening until March 25. The public
is cordially invited to these daily
meetings. The theme of these
special services will be ''Live Ques-
tions and Life Answers. !" There
will be good music each evening
Orville A. Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Piano Tuning.

M. Tarlton, piano tuner. Prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Bell phone, Red sO5, or lock
box 106, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
NOTICE OF sToCKHoLDi
IN ING.
TO THE sToCKHRoNLIPdElfPP y
observation-disclosures oon,, :,

You are hereby noti,nttbhe he SD
ance OF the statutes OF 'n The aH
ram ranu nany. amy a special meeib,nsbej bn nssbej
Goi,ii.rsS 6oIders III said COMPANY hSaaidc)
tio,Iu tia Ihunord nj directors ol ,,ins fa n
and will be held at NV III, V Of Grd
McCreery, in the r,t' rat' the hd
County, COLORADO, Al ton' W" on N
o'clock in the aiternooin' le0d
SGth y day Of March, A, ,.iiiIij'be 81
t;m,e e and place there VII wiaers . |
the vote OF the Viii OF thel
to amend Section y ! 4 = COMPANY
Incorporation oil sa''
follows:
The principal Office !aHnnIl andI 81
ness pf said conpa'iH Morgan U
OF Fort Morgan III u
rdaoii dRasoilots shall be ,ca.sstsoing east in
,,ont;nr ni upon the The Al
msf.insb ;ch nssbatl read For ,dtImentI
or Against tne ,.otn ,,t
equivnlent there.on, ,onse Of electt{
And for the Purlp,,Tnnan to seitl
rGSio rnxt' annual meet Ings Ing ., ,shall b
ht tSH,,ch M other business isy proper
mt snid meeting ~ '''' r,bd
fore it ,o,b day Of rev
1906. JOSIAH. wyoRFEKy w,!y H5SSs'I
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
SIS Reward

Tor return or information leading to
recovery of tan Scotch collie dog.
white on breast, answering to name
OF Beauty. Greeley Mercantile CO.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Christian Science.

Services begin at II O'Clock. The
subject for next Sunday is matter. y
Wednesday evening meeting at 30.
Reading room open daily.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
For Rent.

GOOD potato farm for rent. An.
ply TO VIM. f. Stephens, room 0.
opera house block.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08

want advertising furnishes YOU
1he answer" to the little "real
riddle" even though it is a hard
one.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08

Ssruction ~ OF watero nose s atores,l
mestic purposese works IL,
nerihmaser ner ha &c = Of said b, bonSssa Sssid d q
oatIsposal ~ Y ,, ;, a by said cit,yo t,or r. the d
thsreyofG. s"y G' the funds derdinssss II
oSection 6-Tb,t,h
City OF Greeley "a. uhtie httie city en-,
xiidser, xidad, It r. the time % and ie iieeyy an
general city take, ,Ne duty vii
levy to be made T., Commend
upon all the taxahlt me year
city sufficient To tp,e pn broperty
oi,s OF said bonds as L tn na,M .he ann
y fiay council shall aIsan.
time and in like manNo "rso levy
ana annually ther,n.a,'ie,r in Ii
TAX sufficient To nerreaiter IN
years from 1911 tn npr,ooaace in
sum = u, equal to one.teny,h tent both
amount OF said bonds' Of
ee.X,;ttiingu!shing the S pririGr iGr th9
within fifteen years rpSt;ihclpal
bonds. And said riromthe
hhp3h ~ T. ehe annual assesssmsmaall!!
s1ma ~ sae ,l proper officers reni ana
collected shall be be-. such
only to the pavmanp applied
aaiI san,a she principal OF said Al, ne
saii1e sai II respectively fall ll,i drSo ooI
saiu ponds and the intsrauee inf, aue
nave been fully paid da,udieSl and
, section Tin the evan, a,,u aiscl
Greeley shall desiree eteht : that
iJ2m nf !, tne date thereof il il sb.liIel bblie
q t its intention SO to nav a, Sbnail b,a
tice to the purchasers paS " oyH
also to the holders nj se ~ sad
tlme so far as said boIddnaa 1Idaa Dol
tnLa;tional L;, Bank in New New Y "
thirty days before The b1M Ja lol
payment and also by pnbtiiil1 na,e AZ
oi intention to pay 6ncs npaGiisa
at least five pubIicatH;nnrne Hnre In ea
- w Sa!u payment in ~
paper 7 published in the CIV II s0i !
and IN some daily newsnsns
IN the City OF Denver. paps ky \
publications to be at la,e l.ne :.
before the date fixed inrs ,east
such notices shall desc,rG;ih. ri p
pc paid by date and nnmSee ,Se
interest and describe bSer tSslr.
greeley water bonds anr anr'a
SO made shall be in nnms,i mns
ginning with the lowest ',er. nn.
then outstanding. nua
Section S-This ordinanc.
pealable until the indsb,.seJ' db.e
provided for shall have hesi
satisfied and DISCHARGED oees
Section 9-That ali ord;n,,.
olutions in conflict or inron.
the provisions OF this ordin,
the same are hereby repealaSI
Section lO-This ordinanca
force and effect from and ts AZ,
and publication as reouiraS All X
Passed and adoped This
MarcH, A. ID. 1906.
Authentic.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
The Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church.

German services next Sunday
morning at lO:30. Sunday school at
u. P. B. Fritsche, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08

EOR, ,SALE-MODERN EIGHT ROOM
+ house. No agents. Inquire Tribune
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
City Treasurer,

Section 5-That said bonds shall he de.
aivered TO the purchaser thereof In accord.
tnce atnce Win the contract OF purchase and
'he proceeds thereof shall be applied
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08

NOR SALE-AN EXTRA GOOD TEAM
r OF young horses. A. NJ. McClenahan.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Maxim,

Advertise-and the world is with
you!
Don't-and you'll be alone.
For the U. S. A. will never pay
A cent to the Great Unknown.
Life.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILEs

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re.
fund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in 6 to IA days. Soc.