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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-09
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prominent merchants or Kansas City
Mo died after an illness OF five months
duration, aged IS years.
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Becker & Degen. live stock brokers at
the Sioux City Ua) stock yards. has
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Zling $7.2oO from client
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dians, have been arrested In the Chero'
kee nation, charged with robDihg inc
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-02-09

Kansas City-Peter McArdle, Of
Dover. n. H., civil engineer ana gen.
erAl railroad contractor, known all over
the United States. died here
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
The Greeley Library.

Some two weeks since delegates
from the various clubs OF the city
met with the W. T. K. club in the
Unity church parlors to discuss the
question of public library for Gree
ley. The delegates were so enthus-
iastic over the subject that each club
was asked to appoint committee of
two members to meet with like COM
mittees from the other clubs, all to-
gether to constitute public library
commission.
Saturday evening full attendance
of the committee developed great
enthusiasm and optimism. Miss
Carena Lee acted as president, Mrs.
Martha Seem was chosen secretary
and ]. L. Bartlett, treasurer.
A committee of ways and means
consisting Of Miss Lee. Mrs. Seem,
Mr.. BARTLETT, c. G. Townsend and ].
w. Lakin was appointed to report
back to the organization next Satur-
day.
One Of Greeley's greatest present
needs is public library, and If pres
ent plans mature the library seems
assured
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Brilliant Speakers Hold Forth
at the Armory

feast OF democratic doctrine,
such as has not been heard here for
many day, was that which was
placed before the people at the big
rally in the arnory last Monday
evening.
Thomas j. O'Donuell OF Denver
was the principal speaker and he
kept Chancellor Buchtel and Simon
Gurgenheim on the roasting spit for
about an hour and half. some OF
the ouestions he asked Chancellor
Buchtel were these:
Why, il Peabody was elected
governor two years ago is he not now
occupying the governors chatr"'
If the men who declared Peabody
elected believed it, why then did
they require his resignation before
placing him IN the chair?" If a
legislator believed Adams elected
but voted that Adams had not been
elected, and that feaoooV nao oeen
elected, in order that Mcdonald
might be made governor, was not
that legislator guilty Of violation Of
his oath?'
Numerous other questions Of the
same trend we're asked.
About Simon Guggenheim the
speaker declared that the wouldbe
Z. S. senator had never until the
past year claimed Colorado as his
residence and that he had no more
title to residence here than any other
New York drummer.
Other speakers OF the evening were
E. NJ. Ammons, democratic candi-
date for lieutenant governor; E. E.
Drach, candidate for state treasurer.
and Herman F. johnson, a Scandi.
navian-Anerican speaker.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
In Time of Peaca.

In the first months of the Russo
japanese war we had a striking ex.
ample of the necessity for prepara-
tion and the early advantage of those
who. so to speak, ''have shingled
their roofs in dry weather. The
virtue of preparation has made his
tory and given to US our greatest
men. The individual as we'll as the
nation should be prepared for any
emergency. Are you prepared to
successfully combat the first cold you
take? A cold can be cured much
more quickly when treated as soon as
it has been contracted and before it
has become settled In the SYSTEM.
CEamberlain's Cough Remedy is
famous for its cures of colds and it
should be kept at hand ready for
instant use. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Have it Right Now.

To the Greeley Tribune: Many
persons favor adoption of genuine
Australian system of voting, which
is to vote only by marking an X in
square space to right of name of each
candidate on the official ballot. for
whom the elector wishes to vote.
Some of said persons may be unfa-
mfliar with the fact that said
method, though not compulsory, is
permissible now. By not writing
any party name at head of ballot,
any qualified person can now vote
for the candidates of his choice on
the genuine Australian plan. No
other mark is necessary than an X
In space to right Of name of each
candidate Of his choice.
Fl. N. HAYNES,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Sells More of Chamberlain's Conpl
Remedy Than of all Others
Put Together.

Mr.. Thomas George, merchant
at Mt. Elgin. Ontario, says: 81
have had the local agency for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ever since
1t was introduced into Canada, and l
sell as much of it as l do OF all other
lines l have on my shelves put to.
.gether. OF the many dozens sold
under guarantee, have not had one
bottle returned. 1 can personally
recommend this medicine as | have
used 1t myself and given it to nv
children and always with the best
results For sale by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Parshal.

In the north Of Spain and in the
vicinity of Mt. Salyat stood the
Castle of the Holy Grail. or chalice
from which the Savior drank with
his disciples at the last supper, and
in which his blood was received at
the cross. The sacred cup was
faithfully guarded by band of pure
minded men known as the Knights
Of the holy Grail. Entrance into
their circle was much coveted. and
one Klinschor aspired to join them,
but his application was refused, for
the reason that his life was too un-
holy to permit of ministrations upon
the sacred vessel.
Revengeful, Klinschor determines
to seduce the Knights of the Grail,
and to this end studies magic arts.
He created for himself fairy palace
which he peopled with beautiful
women. One of these women. the
mysterious Kundry, wonderfully fas.
cinating, beguiled ..Anfortas, king of
the knights, and brought him under
the power Of Klinschor, who took
from him the sacred spear with
which the Sayior's side was pierced.
In the combat Anfortas received a
wound which could never be healed
so long as the weapon remained in
the hands of Klinschor, the wicked
magician. An angel came to An
fortas in "a vision and told him that
one day an unknown innocent'
would come to heal him.
This, in brief, is the foundation
of the legend upon which the great
awe-inspiring "Parsifal," which
will be seen at the opera house on
Friday, Nov. 16. is built. Thus a
festival drama of classic beauty and
compelling interest is the result.
The production, which requires a
company of fifty people. is under the
direction of D. L. Martin and Harry
Emery, who have spared nothing
which discriminating taste and Law
ish expenditure could secure, and the
scenic environment, the mechanical
devices, andithe electrical effect. are
In keeping with the magnitude Of
the theme.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
The Missouri Ciri.

A plain story of plain peoq.e
plainly told is the real heart ct
literature and q play founded upon
such subject must, of necessity,
contain the heart interest that is tile
desideratum Of the playwright.
Fred Raymond has embodied in his
beautiful home story of The Mis-
souri, Girl" that essential element
and an evening spent at the theatre
witnessing this play is as beneficial
as it is e4 entertaining. 1t is a true
story of the simple people who in
habit that region Of Missouri where
the Ozark mountains rear their
wooded heads. 1t is most naturally
told and each act OF the play is
generously equipped with all the
special scenery that can be utilized
This play will be seen at the Greeley
opera house next Friday. Nov. End
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
NOTICE.
To Eliza Adeline Grant and
r Rnydan Grant

To Eliza Adeline Grant and
X. Snydam Grant.
You are hereby notified that I,
proceeding in condemnation ~ n,
the District Court of Weld t'opp'
Of Colorado, entitled Dennis SuI SI
Il. B. Sullivan, petitioners, VS. 4
line Grant and R. Snydam Ora n,
ents, and numbered l7Ig upnn |,
OF said court, the petitioners
their petition praying that IN
the Judge thereof will cause N
tanned according to the Law N
two certain strips OF land sim,
and being in said county anal
further pray that there NAV hsl
all damages, il any, to the is1
spondents lying adjacent or n
to the tracts sought to be taken
The land OF respondents sou]
taken is described as follows N
A strip of land thirty feet in :
ming in q northeasterly directiJ
portion OF Section 10, Townsh;I
Range 81 West, the center linsI
is described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at \ point on the J
of said tract go feet west OF /
quarter corner thereof;thence n
10 minutes, E 1888 feet to Stad
thence N Al degrees 40 minuI
feet to Station No. 8; thence n
40 minutes, E 1859 feet 10 STA
thence N 80 degrees 20 minul
feet to Station No. 5; thence i
E 265 feet to Station No. G. them
grees f $40 feet to Station No.
23 degrees, E 246 feet to Sta}
thence N 40 degrees, Z I2l feel
No. 0; thence N 81 degrees, E
Station No. 10; thence y 73
minutes. e 33s feet to Statid
thence N ~ degrees Is mind
feet to Station No. IL; thence N
80 minutes, e l52 feet to Stati
thence N 80 degrees 80 mind
10 minutes. W sIs feet to ST statI
thence N 8 degrees, E s. ieet
No. l6; thence N 56 degrees,
Z 1l09 feet to Station No. IL.
Also q strip of land twenty ieS
running in q northerly direc
the east half of said section is'
line OF which is described
to-wit:
Beginning at Station No. i
toned in the last preceding
thence n Al degrees so minu
ASGSs thoASS Az 80 oCElC CCo "
2O2 feet; thence N II degrees
thence N 81 degrees 40 mini
feet; thence N % degrees.
thence N 80 degrees 40 mini
feet; thence N II degrees 80
1856 feet: thence N Ii degrees,
thence N So degrees 30 mini
feet, to the north line OF said u
Which said land petitiont
take and condemn for the pun
structing thereon an irrigat
lateral through which to com
ing waters to the lands Of pet
You are further notified thi
will be had on said petition
day. the 7th day Of Novembel,
O'Clock in the forenoon oi yl
the District Court 81 the En-
District within and for the
Weld, State OF Colorado, at
said county and state.
ARTHUR PONs
JOHN w. STEP
Attorneys for,
First publication in Greel
October IL, 1905; last publicat
Der l, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
In the District Cout
State Of Colorado, 29Iltodo SIS.
Charles F. Tew. Plaintiff,
vs..
William g. Jones. Defendant.
The People OF the State Of
William q. Jones, the detenl
named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required TO
action brought against you D
named plaintiff in the DlstfI
Weld County, State of Colors
wer the complaint therein Wy
days after the service hereo
within this 5county; or. 4 g
this county OF by publican
elusive OF the day OF service;
by default will be taken ag1
cording to the prayer OF ,n ,ni
And il q copy OF the comp
above entitled action be no!
this summons, or II the sers
ulAue Out Oh LnIs slhte, then
ditional to the time hereinbei
for appearance and answer wy
before the taking of iudgmen|
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought
title Of plaintiff in and TO
premises. to-wit: rs.
The Southeast (SE i Of sex
two l32) in Township Eley,saa
OF Range Sixty-one l6l w
more fully appear from the
said action to which reiei
made, . copy OF which is hefs
and served upon you. .s,a
And you are hereby notlnel
fail to appear, and to. ans wsa
plAint as above required, thg
will take Judgment by deiaun;
according to the prayer 9i ss ~
Given under my hand aau
the said Court, at Greeley'hih ~
this lst day OF October 4 Il,
seal.I Clerk of Disifiet ! nh t 81
County, Coloraae
By Anna Wilkinson. Depun
First publication in Gree
October ls, 1906, last puol''
Der 8, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Col. {. P. Kenlmerer
champion Auctioneer
Greelev. Colo

ama.9 %ale Oh inexperienced and would -be
NV. especially those who ndver.
haeo L'se ana 20 years experiences. but who
th uase never had a successful! sale. Cat
w;s NC 'nah you know who has, Write or
wire early for dates. i''' Ut
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Amusemenes
The Girl and the s.ndi,.

So far the new opera house nau.
agement has kept its word to the
public that it would present tN
good shows each week during the
season. Last Monday evening W.
The Girl and the Bandit'' w.,E
Miss Viola Gillette as the star vas
no exception. In fact If there Vas
any choice this was probably Tie
best attraction of the season thus fax.
To say that there was not du.
nor unpleasant moment during tie
entire performance perhaps expresses
the idea as we'll as ANYTHING And
then, there were several persons in
the company that could really sing
so that IL pleased.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Tho Juvenile Bostoniaas.

According to the Seattle and Spo-
kane daily papers the patrons of the
opera house are to have a chance of
witnessing real musical treat in
the shape of comic opera. This
treat will be presented by the Ju.
neville BostoIiians, an aggregation of
30 talented and we'll trained artistic
little tots ranging from five to u
years Of age, and if reports go for
anything the Juvenile Bostonians
are nobly sustaining the reputation
gained by the world-known adult
organization Of the same name and
which every music loving theatre
goer is familiar.
The repertoire of the Juvenile
Bostonians Is large and choice in
every respect and Is bound to please
the most delicate tastes. They pre-
sent the following: The Rajah of
Pazala," Mascot The Gipsy
GIRL" Tips" ''Olivette," ''The
Pedagogue" and Dorothy"
They will open their engagement
here Nov. 3 when their first ofhsring
will be "Tips.' The music Lovers
of Greeley should turn out en- Wasss
and accord these little artists .
hearty welcome.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Card of Thanks,

We want..to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the people of Greeley for
their kindness and sympathy to US
during our recent bereavement in the
sickness OF our children and death of
our daughter, Julia Doukan.
Rev. Douhan and family.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
Group.

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home
for immediate use is Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. 1t will prevent the
attack II given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears. For sale by
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01

SATURDAY, NOV. Son the Park
IN Greeley-Household goods. horses,
machinery, etc. Parties wishing goods
soio s1 orlng them in that day. Free for
THURSDAY, NOV. e-One hal, mile
ncrsh OF Brighton on the main Denver
foaa. M ~ acre farm. Frank Rose, Owner.
nofsee. cattle and implements. Rea.
BOD Tor selling-quit farming.
Jas. Conzone, Owner.
nv ;,oNDAr, NOV. i2-One and half
am aIi'es northwest OF kersey. Closing ont
a. on my horses, implements, etc. Reason
to1 h?,, selllng-quit farming. Look Tor
j. A. James, Owner.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
DR., z. C. Sapero,

The Denver eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist will again be at the
Oasis hotel, Friday and Saturday.
November and 10.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-01
OF ADJuSTMEs1

GoboSC VI D"N ~
The undersigned. havlng,w;|
ed administrator OF the II
Nelson, late OF the county II
state of Colorado, deceaseShs.
notice that he will appear ar,y' w.,
ty court OF said Weld cquino,,,1 cqui.o,,1
house in Greeley, in saiu'VSysI
day, the twenty-slNih houtj
vember,A "A. ID. 1906, at the hy ,;r,s
am. OF said day, at wh'ch; "A t" "a
having claims against sat,und
titled and requested to aiiit aiiiust
pose of having same hut h.ats
sons indebted to said esla, lrn,t
ed to make immediate pay"
dersigned, , I,,,i}
Dated at Greeley. oa C0io''
day of October, A. y; II""THd.
WIN. HALL i,tth
AdministratPr ..
David Sels9.,nn,rypi
Thompson Il Hatch, AttSls * IL
First publication Oct - ID
Last publication NOV, ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
Blainuieiu, Wfbr.

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hi bar flnoet Dor 6reIIer berneoe,
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Dag: naommer bio, min 5aoers
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eoer er bere6t, fra @eroens @runo
polo blep Iugt. On Qftenen tdIte
paitor 9amitop igen, GA ON SbnOs
flooen. Men MI til Days er Der
en- Spnofloo, iom 9aur ober Sor-
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feitib ieilenoe % od g9loer oct ont
at fomme ino I Stibet, bbor Sefus
er Stprmdno, fer 9pren bliber till
luffet. poitor 9amffob ftulbe
reiie neite Moreen. Ida bans Be-
ieg bleb fort; men Ri flyer 3at for
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en- lille @rinoring tog on biit meo
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luo / Sneen, fom on bar fdloen al
Sl9oen.
paitor 6onien fra Goroopa tog
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oct er iittert ian6t, ser er aItfor
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paitor Sdnien taIte foa til os iaen
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
6amlin, So.

Oct er pei not flere al n8anite.
ren"s geiere 6etenot, at Ri / 6am'
lin, Sa., bar itiftet en- fife odn't
lutberlt Wieni9beo. 8i bar bioinotiI
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taget imoo 9aloet ipm Dor frem'
tiOiqe qr9it.
Ser er ogiad pprettet en- 5orening
for Wlenigbeoens &pinoer, Iom arr
bei0er meo at fad forIteaige 3ing
til Dor airte. oa bi nblig bar faatt
bort @uos6us.
De hefie at 0aniterne Der er 10
Nbbegbnoere, ido mango penge bar
hi lite funnel ofre. Men fdd bar
Dor gamle fare Mooermenigbeo /
.Gn 0orn bGret betnntiom % opofs
renOe moo fine gsrn; flere at os er
tommen oerfra Og bar tilbsrt Den.
0e CAB os en- goo % fmut penges
9abe, lda M bar hi nGiten betdlt
por 4irte, Ri mdngler pitt tun $25.
Nddr bi l9ier | Dor fare gibei ON
zen fgrite Wo6ermenig6e0 | Serus
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og neoiatte fig paa fIere forltellige
.Steoer og Der odnneoe Menigbeoer,
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er oct ltent at lafe, at ba Den fare
aamle Mooermeni9beo bIeb fdttt1,
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moofotte, Der er oct os, Der er imdu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27
Sa5ile Miias, Nebr.

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at ingen at 9raIterne bar for at
poDe fin Sreie o9 fel9e meo mig Den
life iad forte @ei at 1917 Mit,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-27

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