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The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-04
Dangers of Cold and How to Avoid
Them

More fatalities have their origin
IN or result from a cold than from
any other cause. This fact alone
should make people more careful as
there Is no danger whatever from a
cold when it is properly treated in
the beginning. For many years
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy las
been recognized as the most prompt
and effectual medicine in use for
this disease. 1t acts on natures
plan, loosens the cough, relieves the
lungs, opens the secretions and aids
nature In restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Sold by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-04
makers guarantee and with every
We exclusive agents here
f. $. cARRITnERS
GREELEY. COLO.

Did you ever try to buy the
opinion of the Tribune or any other
paper published in this county?"
'How much did you pay, If you
ever succeeded and who was guilty
of the worst offense, the bribe giver
or the bribe taker?"
''If you actually did accomplish
this, how did you go about it?"
We don't remember your face and
we want to guard against your
money next time.
Now, as matter of fact. buying
the influence of a newspaper. for
wrongdoing Is one of the hardest
things a person ever undertook.
Nobody, of course, would think it
necessary to even suggest to a paper
to do that which was right. That
is generally conceded to be news
papers policy. 1t is only when 1t
does not agree with you upon
point that you accuse it Of being in
fluenced by money from some other
interest than your own.
Generally, newspapers are be-
lieved to tell the truth, and gener-
ally they do. When they don't it is
more likely that they too have
been deceived than that any vitiat-
ing influence has been at work. But
this doesn't matter. If they do not
agree with you, you have not one
charitable thought for their posi-
tion; they have simply been bought,
and nothing short of dynamite would
bulge that idea from your head.
= Again, a newspaper man is not
supposed to speak we'll Of a personal
friend or his business. II he does,
he has been paid to do so. In fact,
he must not have any friends at all.
They may influence him, which is
just as bad as being bought.
1t doesn't matter that you may be
the only person out of three thous-
and subscribers, and ten thousand
readers who disagrees with the editor
in his opinion, one Of those ten
thousand has some time or other
slipped hundred dollar bill into
that editors hand and he has at once
written the article that broke the
leg Of your hobby horse. 1t was
never accidental, or because 1t was
an actual benefit to mankind that it
was done; somebody paid for the
manning of that animal.
Possibly it is because newspapers
are somewhat of a semi-public char
.acter that their sayings and doings
are taken as personal matter by a
great many people. 1t is a fact,
though, that many ordinary business
men, and even farmers will do things
every day under the name of ''busi-
ness" that but few Newspaper men
would stoop to do. There are some
reprobates among them as there are
among LAWYERS, business men and
others, but things that would be
overlooked In these as merely good
business policy would be (dis) s)credited
to a newspaper man as corruption.
But. is it?
The popular idea is also that in
the cities "a newspaper should stand
up and howl everlasting for the
downtrodden workmen. In the
smaller towns the papers should
holler for the mistreated farmer.
First, last and all the time both of
them should be against capital in
whatever guise it might appear. 1t
might be that nothing but large
amount Of capital would be able to |
make section Of country worth
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-04
Gull Potatoes

Wanted at 2Oc. loose, or o5c
sacked, delivered at factory. Three
cents freight rate from any loading
station. Greeley Starch and Potato
Co.. W. L. Clayton, proprietor
Phones, Weld 80, Greeley II, Ind 1es
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Sore Nipples.

A cure may he effected by applying Chamberlain Salve as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with the best results. Price 25c. Sod by Baker Drug Store.
 Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 24, 1906. To Whom It Concerns:
 Having recently caused an examina- tion to be had of the books and affairs of The Capital Fire Insurance Company of this city by Jno. G. Holland, who was by me appointed to make said ex- animation, l take pleasure in stating that from the report of said examiner now on file in this office, l find the books of the Company to have been we'll kept, the affairs of the Company to be in good condition and the Compa- ny well able to comply with the de- mands of the law passed by our last legislature regulating the organiza- tion of Mutual Fire Insurance Compan- ies organized in this State.
 Avery E. Moore.
 Auditor X Ex Oficio
 lns Com'r.
 J. M. Milburn agent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Watson'S Magazine.

The leading exponent of Jetfersonian Democracy, Edited by Hon. Thos, l.. Watson, of Georgia, the Father of Rural Free Delivery; author of The Story of France, " life of Napoleon. " Life and Times of Thomas Jefferson, Bethany" and other books. MT. Watson was the Peoples Party nominee for Vice-President in 1896, and for President in 1904. He is to- day heading a middle-class re- form movement which is bound to sweep the country in a short time.
 Watson's Magazine is not a Socialist publication. It does not stand for collective owner ship of all the means of product ion. Mir. Watson believes in public or government ownership of railroads, telegraphs and tele- phones; in municipal ownership of street railway, gas, electric lights, water works, etc. and he believes in private ownership of all industries not natural monop- olies.
 The middle class-the home
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

The mail order houses of the
 big cities are taking every possi-
 ble advantage of rural free de-
 livery and they are selling all the
 goods they can this way. This
 was to be expected. It is very natural and q reasonable thing to
 do. when, however, their goods are compared with those of the
 local merchant, it is found that the mai order house goods are more cheaply and poorly con structed and do not have the same value as the local goods. Mail order houses are dear in the long run. It is well to patronize home merchants who buy your
 butter, your eggs, your poultry, tomatoes, beans onions, etc. The fact is the more he prospers and the mechanic and laboring man of yoIr community, themore you will prosper The county mer- chant should not be sacrificed. On the contrary very reasonable means may be adopted to pro tect h.m and any law having
 this for its purpose should have
 the vote Of representatile and Senator ia Congress Stuttgart
 Free Press
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

owners, farmers, small business men and property owners won Jetferson's victory jn 1800. won Jackson s victory over Nick Bid dIe's money power in 1882; won Lincoln's victory in 1860 But each time after the flush ot vic tory had died away, they became careless of their rights and went to sleep They have slept a good portion of the time since 1865, but
 Watsons Magazine is waking themup. Keep in touch with the movement,
 Fifteen cents a copy at news stands; $l.50 a year by mail, Sample copy for 1 two-cent stamps and four names of read ing friends. Address,
 TOM WATSON'S MAGAZINE,
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Brass Goods Pumps and Pipe

man can run the pumps during the day. but it is not regarded safe to intrust one man with the management of the machinery at night, for if he looks carefully after the engines and dynamo, he must neglect the boilers, or if he looks carefully after the boilers the other must be neg lected.
 The present council is compos- ed almost entirely of young men, all of whom have been very anX- ious and energetic in trying to give the City good service. After spending all of the insurance collected, the town is perhaps S3O00.0 co in debt for the new machinery. An effort is being made by the Council to fund this deoJ so as to prevent the town warrants from depreciat- ing. If this can be done, so that the holder of q warrant could present it to the treasurer and get his money, it woald be much more satisfactory, for as it now Is, the collecting officers of the town are compelled to dl5crimin- ate and to ps.y warrants drawn for material used a, tic power house, and to. lle wages O. tie men who work there, when other warrant holders just as d5serv- ing. Mc required ta E. -npaid.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
WATER AND LIGHT PLANT

WATER AND LIGHT PLANT
 The pubic understands that our Water aa1 Ligh, Plant was but,c i. 1898 by ieyyjng d tax of one per cent upon the req. estate m tho town of Prescott, to secure aa i9suc bonds or 2l559o.Uu. Tnts tax wae levied U be collected for seventeen years. as it Was estimated that ttuight take that long to pay the bonds
 Tbr Water and Light Board is composed of W. E. Waller, c. R. Mcdaniel and w. Y. Tompkins. There has already been paid on this debt $90o0.00 leaving only $75o000 yet to be paid The Board paid this year, $2500.oo'on the principal. and all the accrued interest. This one per cent tax will only have to be paid three years longer, when the bonds will all be paid, and the original cost of the plant discharged.
 The town has been peculiarly unfortunate in that the plant has been destroyed by fire twice. The new machinery which is just now being installed, is the best | that it is possibly to buy, the engine being a high grade l50 Horse Power Corliss. The town has on hand, ready to be put up, thirty new arc lights. The electrical machinery is under the control of MT, Butcher, the other machinery will be run by Mir. E. F.. Davis. The fact that the pumps have to be run all day to keep water, requires three men to run the machinery in ad- dition to the electrician. One
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
"Sovereigns Take Notice.

There will be a special mee'ns X, the forest next Saturday night uns :. {, to initiate a class from "Belrne < the mysteries of Woodcraft. Wee a yon to be with us on this occasionr,,',s ,,s ont fail. The program will in '''sl i,, worth the trip. This rubbing up as' our neighboring camps, Will 'an. rnst off, brighten us up, ana 's home enthused. Everybody won. won <, Father" on this occasion "blp excepted. We will look for you
 Fraternally, s
 DIO LEWIS, ClerE, P
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

In the Pulaski circuit court last week Judge E. W, Windfeld declared illegal that feature of the so-called antitrust law which provides that all corporations in the State must file certificates with the secretary of state swearing that they are not mem bers of any trust, pool or corpor- ation.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

In the democratic primary election in Tennessee last Satur- day, Robert L. Taylor was elect ed over Edward W. Carmack for United States Senator by maj ority of over 5000 votes. Taylor is a good fiddler, likewise a good runner for office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Putnam Reunion.

The sons and daughters of F n man, father of Judge Jno. M. Pittnl and Mrs. Dr. Powell, of Prescott q in the city on brief visit to ths father and kindred. This is the na family reunion of the Pittman falnaa in many years and it was attended all of the children now living teo' number three daughters and se'' sons.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Stomach Troubles.

Mr- Sue Martin, an old and high respected resident of Faisonia Mis- Was sick with stomach trouble { more than six months. Chambera Stomach and Liver Tablets cured ha She says I can now eat anything want and an the proudest woman the world to find such a good med cine For sale by Baker Drug Sto' Samples free.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
What Merit Win Do.

Meyer Bros Drug Co.,, St. 'hO' Mo, write Sep. 1, 1905: We nave
 hesitancy in admitting that mer' the prime factor in creating the mand for Dr. Mendenhall's Chill Fever Cure. It ranks among our ' sellers. Sold by honest druggsN.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

Congress seems determined to cut down the salary of chairman Shonts, although President Roosevelt declared he was cheap at the price so, ,000 a year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

The Southern cotton planters, entirely unprotected by the tar if. are quite prosperous and are organizing to protect themselves from the protected monopolists. How do the Republican stand patters explain this prosperity of the unprotected?
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

The case of editor Lyman of of the Lewisville News for con- tempt was disposed of by Chan cellor Mahoney a few days ago. The Judge ordered the case dis missed upon payment of costs by the defendant.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Fourth Annual Convention of the Arkansas Good Roads
 Association. Fort Smith, Arkansas, June 1915, '06. OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE ARKANSAS GOOD ROADS
 ASSOCIATION.
Fort Smith, Arkansas, June 1915, '06

Notice is hereby given that the Fourth Annual Convention of the Arkansas Good Roads Asso- citation is called to meet in the city of Fort Smith at 10 a. m., Wednesday, June 18th, 1906, and will continue until Friday night, June 18th, 1906.
 All County Judges and Mayors of cities and towns are eXotficlo delegates. Each County Judge is authorized to name five delegates from his county, and each mayor is authorized to name as a dele gate from his city or town one delegate as follows :-
 One delegate in towns of 1000 inhabitants and under two dele gates where the population IS between 1000 and 5000 three delegates where the population is between 5000 and 5000 four delegates where the population is 10000 and over,
 Questions of practical interest touching the improvement of the public highWavs will be discussed. . such as National Aid, State State Aid, Macadam and Gravel Roads, Sand and Clay Roads. Dirt Roads, Wide Tires Road Tax. amend ment to existing Road Laws, etc. A prominent feature Of the con- vention will be an exchange of views between the Road Over l seers and Road Commissioners - showing the different methods of road improvement employed in different parts Of the State. Also the proper use of road graders scrapers. wagons, drags, etc.
 Machinery houses will make exhibits of improved road ma chinery, and object lessons in road building will be shown. The proceedings of the Convention will be published and copies fur nished to delegates.
 Mayors and County Judges are urged to appoint delegates and to send their names and addresses to the Secretary at once.
 Delegates who expect to attend should notify the Secretary. as an effort will be made to provide homes for as many delegates as possible.
 We confidently look forward to a great Road Convention-one that will give a mighty impetus to the development of our State, and we hope that every good citi- zen and every public spirited newspaper will aid us in securing a large and enthusiastic attend ance. from every section of Ark ansas. W A, FALCoNER,
 President.
 r. $. READ, Secretary.
 N. E The railroads announce the low rate for this occasion of one fare plus fifty cents except
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
MAY 23. 1906
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For United States Senator Jeff Davis. For Governor
 Jno. s. Little For Secretary of State
 o. C. Ludwig. For Auditor of State
 Avery E. Moore. For Attorney General
 W. r. Kirby. For State Treasurer
 James L. Yates. For Associate Justice
 J. E. Riddick. For Commissioner State Lands L. L. Coffman. ForCommissioner of Agriculture Guy Tucker. For Supt. Public Instruction J. J. Doyne. For Railroad Commissioner J. E. Hampton. For Congress
 Minor Wallace, For Prosecuting Attorney o. A. Graves. For Circuit Judge
 J. M. Carter For State Senator
 H. E. Mckenzie. For Representative
 J. W. Whaley For Sheriff
 Ed Hood. For County Judge
 Mat Denman. For Circuit Clerk
 F. E. Murrah. For County Clerk
 Nat Martin. For County Treasurer
 J. H. Watson For Tax Assessor
 John Bright For Surveyor
 Tom Lavender For Coroner
 T W. Mcdaniel For Public Weigher
 H. T, Ingram, For Road Overseer Missouri 1p. J. E, Horne. For Justices Of the Peace
 F. NJ, Smyth.
 I. B'Shers For Constable
 J. L. Parger
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

nKunEs Liver Pills and Tonic .,isaali isi
 a perfect Treatment for c2n ;ii dos and b;liousness. BsfF one p''
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
it is Dangerous to Neglect. a Cold

$ pC0SNroNS Cc Ne8ie'b Ncio
 How often do WE hear It remarked .Ir's only cold and few days later learn that tbe man is on his back with ure,m.nla. This is of such com. mon oeGqra0c- that a coid however slight, should not be disr-rariei Chamber,a.n's Cough Remedy counter acts any tendency of a cold ta result in paeafaoria and bas gained it- great popularity and extensive sale by t., prompt cures and l. pleasant r. ak. For sr'a by Bat1 Nag S;uss, Ahpi.- sale and rylai
 We have decided to sell season tck- cts with a guarantee of 2rhame games for S5.r All ladi. can bas a lajlys season ticket fof s2aa, provided same is purchased ty JH, is. We Wio en- doayor to make this years base ball games a thing of interest and believe by the co-operatsan If the town veVn put d team o0 tsy diamond second tr no amateur teAm n the state
 Prescott Base Bah Team,
 Terry Bros Drug Co. Mgys.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23

r. ;. READ, Secretary.
 N. E. The railroads announce the low rate for this occasion of one fare plus fifty cents except where a fare and third would be less.
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