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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
The payy also ts active and has d

The navy also is active and has d :
rected Rsar Admiral Sigsbee's sqsad
ron, consisting OF oae armored and
three protected cruisers, to hold IL
self in readiness to proceed to the far
east and repors to Rear Adsiral
Train, commanding the Asiatic dset.
The navy department. also has sent
instructions to R,,ar Admiral Train to
take such measures as may seem to
him advi able for the ad>quste PFC
lection Of Americans sEd tneir inie:-
ssts. a gunboat Of the Helena class
which has bsen undergoing repairs at
Manils, will be commissioned without
further delay and sent to China for
use on the Yarg Tse K!arg.
Raar Admiral Tain bag arranged
with missionaries living in the teri
tory transve,s:d by bhis stream to
hurry to certain pointe in case OF ar-
prehsnsion Of trouble and upon arri-
val they will be picked up by nen OF
War
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
a ConyleL's Lack.

The winner Of the s25, 600 pIize for
sorressl7 naming ehe setsodance se
ssre St. Louis sSposition in 1904 was
Frank Cscpoell, convict In tie
NcbIaska s:ses penieeatisry who
still has about one year to serve.
Csnpoell was convicted OF enbezzle-
msut. He will rsesiye only sl2, 500
Of tie prsss, as be fearing difficulty
in securing che noney while he was
Imprisoned agreed to pay q lawyer
bali Of the prizs in case OF success IN
sesu,ins it. Csnpbell's attorney had
a conference with him at the penitan-
eigry In regard to bhe disposition Of
ts1e money which will be received in
a few days. The convict will be un
able to use the money until his sen
teDce exoil eS,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
Welded on Deathbed.

At Wilmington, Il. c., with bis
LIFE ebbirg sway, Dr.. Richard J. Price
and Misc E :z.beth Wiggins were
married Wednesday morning. DR.,
Prtcs was unable TO raise his head and
che responses were uttered in ?
voice. lie was q surgeon IN che
United States army tnthe Paihpaipes
and ranks as first lientsnsnt. While
tu tbs Philippines he cnarscted tu-
berculoSs, and returned to this c2un'
sly. Fo' a long time be vas &C F2rt
Bsysr6, N:w N ,x:cs, but reesa,ly
returned to his hone III Wilmington.
Dr.. Prcs and tee young woman hs
married had besn engaged fer seVera1
yesrs. His death Is expected st any
~nreot
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
Killed by = Muio.

Nh. ". HS Starr, q farmer who
llyetk nnar Greshanv!lle in GIeene
county, YES hllad by mule Wedaes-
day sfternoon ABOUT 3 o'olcck In the
s1ses; tn Na6iscn,Gs, he had gone
to: Madison driving q psir Of mtlss
nicehed to s wagon 70 ssll s bale OF
cosmn. After selling the cotton be
drove hts mules TO the puolic well
near the bank TO give them water bs.
fore leaving town. The nules start5d
away while be was drawing the water
and be caught the lefrhand one b;
zoe bit OF the bride. They ran:
drsgging him, threw him down, and
stepping on him, broke bis neck ano
jawaone, two wheels OF the wagon
passing over his body. Dr.. B. w.
Trottsr, she physician who was SUM
noned, SAYS hs vas INSTANTLY killed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
Serious ACCIDENT.

The Augusta Herald says a serious
accident Happened to Everett Bryan
at Langley on Tuesday cf>1ast week.
Tne lad while engsg.1 tn play with
another boy. Danny Rsssl, was stuck
In one OF his eyes by:ths sharp point
Of an umbrella. The w.unded lad
gas attended by Dr.. Shaw, Of LsDe-
;ey, who deemed Is best THAI the boy
be carried to the Augusta City Hos
pital for treatment, and be was tax
20 the shove institution, where 1t Is
hoped, to save his eyesight. Ihe
cha1 CO. are rather against the little
fellow, as the sharp poin0 OF the un
brella is SAID 10 have pierced the eye
bill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
chance OF another election in May,

chance Of another election in May.
1905.
TIE hous", by vote Ct z7 to a
rerased 70 indefinitely p,strcne the
bill.
Mr.. 3 chards then moved to COZ.
tlnue tbs bill. Theo he house decl!L.
ed to co1stN tsLe bill! on another yea
and nay vots. which stood
Aye, to kill tLs Rueker bill; nay,
for tie bill:
Yes-Snith, sp ake1; Audrey, Boyd,
BEant, B-aaslsy, Bsucs, Clifton, Cul-
lsr, D>1C lamps, Dcsr, Dlkss, Ept-
isg, E:hscidge, &. J. Faust, Ford,
Cause Graham, Gray, Gresn, D. l..
Green, W. Med, Giles, Hscrellson,
Harrison, Higgins, Hutto, I1oy, KS
uan, Kr7sr, LsaeY. Lester, L'ssle,
McCants, McC.n. McFscdjD, Massey,
Mausdtn, T. J. Nanee, Parker, Pitt
man, Pollock, Rswlison, Richards,
RIley, Srcll, Tu :ner. Walker, J. NJ,
Wssrr. J. B., Webb, Whatley, Yei-
dsll-5e'
Nay-Arnold, Ashley, Bsllen:ine,
Bass, Bssmguard, Bradham. Brlcs,
Browning, Co:ccck, G 'thrsn, Dabbs,
Davis, E-Itardo, Eshers6ge, L. B,
F:sh5urss, Fiose, G.sQ7e, Gibson, ]
P Gibson, W. j., Hzl,, Rsmel, Ham
liz, barley, Heuphill. Hayward,
LAWSON, Lofton, Lcms9,
&cNasssS, As0lAtn, L., Millsr, McT-
gan, AorriEon, Nash, Nsoist, N:ch-
olssn, Otis, PasteEsou, Posson,
Ravss, Rucssr, Sanders, Ssye, Se.-
lers, S1nsler, Sssong, Tooie, TribbEe,
VsndGEoEst, Walker, II. W., Wha-
Icy, Winberly-5s
PsinvPyast and Foster; H5rbert,
D. o., and Green.
The R0cke- bill was then sens 10
the Ssaste, wqsre it nes TIE fave OF
ahe Morgan bill. So ended dlspensars
for the ssssion. The
] JQestion will hsvs to bs decided by
the people shis sunmsr.
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Voted Dowl In Tae House by FAtrtE.
Four Members.
The baennisl sessions matter csme
up in the House on Wednesday. Oai.
D, o. Herbert wanted the resolution
submitting the question to the peQSia
passed. Mr.. Richards agreed. wfSa
Col. Herbert. he said he Thought
every barrier had cssn removed ana
ae wanted the resolution passed IN
justice to the people
The house killed the b;sania1 Rgs.
sions resolution oy vote IT 1870 81.
This finally disposed Of all bBsnnfL
session legislation. Last yeM St8
house referred the matter, after Ehe
favorable Tots OF the peopls, 20 CUB
committee 20 prepare all Necessary
resolutions looking to proper legtsls-
tion to secure biennial sessions. E7ea
under these resolutions the Marte1
Has to 60 before the people again.
The resolutions simply proposed
resolutions for the people to vote On
biennial sessions. The senate passed
the resolutions some time ago and the
vote Of 78 to "a killed al resolutions
looking to biennial session legislation
next summer. Ausuch proposed rsS-
oluttons looking to constitat tionA a.
mendments need 80 votes. The nsan
resolu sion received 78 votes and ona
previous bsllot 10 and these two Vossg
setuled the issue.
The "a members who voted agatrse
the resolution lookiog to 9 vote on at.
ennial sessions were: Mess1s. AHnelA,
Bfant, Bruce. Clifton, Dabhs, Dss-
Champs, Edwards, Epsing, E,nereege
Eshereoge, Fraser, MED. Fross,
G4u.e, W. ]. Gibson, D. Z. Green,
Med Green, HASKELL, Hsmphill, Ris
gins, Husso, Lby, Little, Loma1,
Lyon, McFaddin, McMaster, p'ttman,
Rawlinson, Rsaves, Sanders, Sellers,
Walker, Walker, Wnaley, Whatley-
81.
These thirty -four killed the rossl.
oility OF biennial sessions Of the gea-
eral assembly within the next Two oz
three years.
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Hanged himself.

A special from Monticello, H., ssys
that the dead body Of William D.
Gr,f, an aged director Ct the F,at
National B.~nk OF Mansfield, WAL
found hanging in his home At Asns'
6eld, today, he having commit.
ted suicide. The reason assigned
for the deed is that the grand jury is
On the eve { t sn examination OF tho
cono1tlon ef the bank on report eoaa
300 600 has b en- embeZzlsd. W. 0.
Fairbanks, presid !. t, and LIN. "a :.
.oanks, anotuer director Of the bauk.
are brothers OF Vice President Fai1.
oaks Of the United States.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
Fatally Burned.

At an early hour Wednesday morn
ing tie infant G lid Of Mr. J :hn B.
ClearY, Of the Tcirity section OF NV
berry county, was fatally burned, the
child succlnhng to the i, jarieS at
noon. Tns child wss pl>yiog before
fire in the house, the mother bsing
absent from the room at the time. In
sone way the cl7thes Of the little
boy csught fire and before the fines
could be e1tjnguishsd the BODY had
been terribly burned. Daath relieved
the little fellow from his suf sring at
about II o'circk Of the same day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
dgnt. Ship Lost

The United States revenue cutter,
Seninol,, ard tie stesmsr Compton
weno IN Wilmington, n. G., Weones
day night from q fruitless search all
day for she F ytrg Pan Shoals lig ht.
snip which was torn adrif5 from hei
mooring in Monday nights storm.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
The State Senate Rejects the
Morgan Measure.
HOW MEMBERS FOTED.
Tie Bin Abolishing the State. .Dlssessary
and Establishing in Its Stead cers.
ty Dispensaries Failed to Pass
by Vote Of Fifteea to
Twenty.

After considerable discussion In tao
State Senate the Morgan Bill, uh$aA
abolishes the State dispaasary a0a 60.
sablishes county dispsnsartes YVES ktli.
ed In the Senate ON Tuesday by . Co.
cisive vote. The bill Was discussed pTe
and con thoroughly by the Senators.
The bill had been passed by the Eo2s4
as will be saen by reference to pa2a
six, where We report the House pso-
ceedings.
It was II O'Clock when Senator
Blease closed. In the meantime, Eha
parties Of both sides had heea In con
ference and 1t was decided to take Q
vote. Senator Eugene Blease E,aae q
motion to table Senator Bdce's mo
tion to kill the Baysor. Manning bill.
Senator Biice's motion was the initial
move In the whole fight.
When the aye and nay vote wIs-
taken, there was perfect ailencs, al.
Though the senate chamber was hter.
slIe thronged with visitors On tho
hoor and In the galleries There were
chairs In every available place. Tho
vote resulted as follows On Senator
Blesse's motion (Shose voting aye''
wishing the R.ysor.kanning bill to
survi7s):
Ayes-Senstors Black, Blake, z. 8.
Blesss, Carpenter. Davis, Dennis,
douglass, Earle, Efrd, Hay, W. e.
Johnson, w. ]. Johnson. Manning,
MCGOWAN, McLeod, Porifoy, sssck.
house. Warren, Wells, Williams-2o.
Nays-Sanators Bates, q. L. Esss,
Brice, Brooks, Brown, Butler, Carlisle,
Christensen, Hardin, Holiday,
Hough, Marshall, Mauldin, Mclvs1,
wn :Kplnttz-l5.
Senator Raysor (aye} was paired
with Senator Hood (aay), s.nstoH
Walker (sye) was paired With Senator
Hudson Goa, } and Senator Blvens {aye)
With Senator Talbert Glay).
Sanstor E6rd then moved to strika
out al the enacttng words" of the
Morgan bill and amend By 10 e1ttng
she Rsysor- Moaning bill which, by
5he way, Is now the "purifoatioa
oil the committee suostlcute Tor to
original MEASURE. Tnts m)sioo WI
accepted by viva vocs voae, no HI
oussering bstng done by tine anst.dis
pensary party which accepted defeat
saliantly and without bitterness.
just as Senstor Elrd was moving to
aave 1wo amendmants to the bill
sdvpsed, Senator biease appeared In
che caambsf, having bssn out fora
short time, aEd moved bokill cha bill
Dy striking ou5 t1a ensosiag
Words"
This had the effect Of holding -
The Bay sor Manning bill, and it Is sa.e
60 cay thai there Will % No d1spsasary
this session as Uhe LsSi5la.
TUE will adj ,urn S4rurGag.
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SOLICITORS SALARIES.
They A-e Fix d at Seventeen Hun.
dred Dollars.

| dred Dollars.
In the Houss after the Rueker bii
had been adopted Er. Clifton toak VI
the bill to fix salaries OF solicitors
Hs wanted the increase applicable t.
1909.
Col. Hsrbert protested against the
increases. he ssH no. uss Tor IT..
Nj. Clifton wsnesd all solicitors
paid . uniform salary ef 81, $50.
Nr. Lsney thought $1,000 was q
good salary and they reeatved s1e(
from she engrossing Departments.
There was q dkpuss whether 20.
licisors drew s. day whether attend
ing sess1on OF Eos. Mr.. Lacey urged
snas she solicitors al receivsd 81 q
Cay tor the entire gesdon whesher at-
sending the session OF NOT. he pro
duosd she record and showed that
aaca solicitor was paid minimum OF
s160.
MI. Sinkler favored the bill TO in
crease salaries and said III. Richards
favored cerssin increases. Others he
opposed. It was too small an increase
20 worry about. The collector repre-
sented che actual civilization Of the
State and should be well paid. The
solicitor should be well paid. TIE
solicitor should be man Of character,
f:rcs ard ability.
Mr.. Richardson made a vigorous
and forceful speech called for a halt
in legislative extrsvagances. BE
wondered where IL was all going 10
stop. he said already tho house had
increased lass years appropriation
bill b5 SIPS. 900 alshough the ways
and Desns committee reported bill
which carried less money shan last
years act. Mr.. Richardson Is a hard
and earnest fighter and Mr.. Clifton
says little in debate but be made e
fine fight for the increase in solicitors
salaries
MI. Richardson urged that he
spoke simply for himself, but spoke
FOR himself alone as the ways and
means committee had not discussed
the matter.
By q vote OF 81 to Sc the house
killed the 81, 800 amendment.
The house refused to let the in.
creaseS apply for 1905.
Mr.. Rutuo wanted to fix the sala.
ries at 81, 600. T ie senate bill pro.
vided for 81, 700 salaries for solicit
tors.
On the motion to fx the salaries at
81, 900 for al solicitors she voba ssood
As for to SIS against, and thsn the
question cans up on the 81, 700 a.
mendnent.
Mr.. Walker moved that the increase
saks effect on April 2, 1906, and this
brought on another dgha. The a.
nendnent was agreed 30.
Mr.. Shaker wanted tbs solicitor Of
The ninbh circuit 10 recsive 81, 800 bs-
cause his solicitor vas elected and
made the contest with the under
standing that be was 10 receive sl,-
500. List.
The bill IS passed 10 its third resd-
ing t1ss the uniform salary for solici-
tors at 81, 100, efsctive April l, 1906.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
JsEEsToWE EXPOSITION.
The State Senate votes 1: Thirty
Thousand Dollar o.

Thousand Dollars.
In the Senate On Wednesday aver-
Ing tbs Jamestown exposition bill was
called up. Senator Brown spoke fsl
she DILL, ss7iag ehe relations between
South CAROLINE and V:rsinis mac.
shis a peculiar call, It would be an
st1ront 30 Virginia to decline to re-
spend and a disgTscs not 20 appropri-
ass ercugh TO make a c:edlsabie dis
play. Senator Por!foy had no sympa-
thy with the cry Of poor mouth and
wanted his gress Ssste creditably rep
resented, comnenti:.g that South
Carolina wss not represented at St.
Louis In 1904 He made a spirited
pies for tbs bill.
Senator Bates said that though op.
posed to expenditures when not neces-
ssry, this was one time when be GiG
consider it Worsh while. Senator CaI-
penter, too, spoke for the bill and cts
ed the advantage Of exploiting sne
State. A vote was tAsn taken and
the bill rssd a second tins By vote
Of 80 to s, Senators E S. Blsase,
Earle, Ed1d, Hood, ". E johnson,
". J. Johnson, Raysor, Talbert Vot-
ing aga nst it.
Senator Brown tl,en spoke for the
charge from the sl0,C00 stipulation
Of the house to $1,000 IS originally
appropriated und@r the bill. Senator
Hood spoke against it and Senator G..
L. Blease for it. Il was adopted,
Senators Black, E. S. B:=ase, Esrle,
Hood, ". E. Johnson, ". J. Johnson,
MCGOWAN, Mcleod, Raysor, Talbert.
Warren, Wells voting against 1t. The
bill was than read the second time
and passcd.
Du1iug the discussion Chief David
Gar,is Ct the Cata1oa Indians came
int the chamber and was asked BY
President Sloan to occupy caair on
Ihe stsud. Il vas rather reGa1ka-
Bile incident that the ohief Of one OF
che few tribeS Of iu:l blocd=d Ildiars
that stilI remain III this county should
b. present to see a Ssate syoting TO
participate In celebration 80 coE-
menorate the lan6icg OF the hrst
whtee men in tbs lsad which bis
fathers orcs owned from the Pacific
20 the Atlantic.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
Passed the Sauxts

Ar. Tilinan's resolution directing
tbs committee on immigration to
make an Investigation ct tie Chinese
boYcotS OF American goods was adopt.
ed Wednesday by the Senate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-21
NEHNlaL oGoSiuNS

Voted Dowl In Tae House by Thirty.
Foux Members.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Prof. Houseley Recital.

Prof. Houseley of Denver, who
will be heard in recital at the
First Presbyterian church May "a,
was chosen to perform at the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo, also
at the Worlds Fair, St. Louis, in
1904. From the opening number to
the close the movements were such
as to give the organist opportunity
for every effect of which the pipes
are capable.
"The.. three opening numbers were
especially fine, indicating an artist
at the key board as we'll as showing
to its fullest advantage the great
organ. "-Salina Daily Union.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
EATON

NJ. H. johnson made q business
trip to denver Monday.
Frank Farr visited couple OF
days in Denver last week.
H. T. O'Conner went to Colorado
Springs the first Of last week.
Kay Larkin and Elmer Hand were
visitors at Fort Collins last week.
Theodore Latch who lately closed
his meat market at Eaton is opening
one ar Severance.
NJ. Lair and wife have been en-
toying a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Durand of Nebraska.
L. w. Hammerly formerly of La
Porte, Colo, has taken a homestead
under the extension of the Eaton
ditch east Of here.
Miss Catherine Wright of Fort
Collins has been visiting friends in
Eaton before leaving for Iowa where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. T. G. Phillips and little
daughter, Helen, left "Wednesday for
a fortnight's visit with her friend,
Mrs. Calhoun, of Florence.
F. B. Shattuck received word last
week that his sister, Mrs. 1. N.
Dickerson, who lives In Michigan
was victim Of a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. ]. B. Weber and children
have gone to Bartlesville, Ind,
where Mr.. Weber has been for some
time, where they will make their
home.
d. E. Severance was in Eaton last
Monday and is making preparations
to join his wife who has been snff-
erer from rheumatism, but has i'm
proved since going to California some
months ago.
]. NJ. Murphy. the plasterer, has
concluded to try farming and has
rented the Weld Land B Stock Co. s
place that Wade Lott farmed last
year. He will put in 60 acres Of
beets besides other crops.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the library patronesses was held the
first Wednesday of the month at the
home of Mrs. w. Fl. Eaton. Quota
tions from Mother Goose furnished
considerable amusement. A recita-
tion given by Mr.. Collard was highly
appreciated. Refreshments consist
ing of generous slices of bread and
butter were served.
The Woman's Club held the last
meeting Of the year at the home of
Mrs. e. G. Steele. A history of the
club during the last ten years and q
review OF the work done was given
by Mrs. Mccall. The ladies were
unanimous In thinking the study of
mythology one of the most interest
ing and instructive programs in the
history of the club. French history
and miscellaneous program will be
q part Of next years work.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
steeie's Hall.

The Pentecostal Band continues to
hold services in Steele's Hall which
is to be made attractive in appear
ance. DR.. E. F. Walker of Green
castle, Ind, an honored Presbyter-
ian, preacher of noted ability and
an able teacher Of the Word is ex-
pected soon to hold tabernacle
meeting In Greeley. Christians OF
all denominations are invited to
meet In Steele's Hall at O'Clock
on each Sunday afternoon to seek to
be like. the Master.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Kansas City Boosters.

The Kansas City Boosters club, to
the number of about 100, stopped
their special train in Greeley for an
hour and ten minutes yesterday
morning while they took survey OF
the town and the business people.
They were met at the depot by the
Greeley Commercial Club and given
ride about town in automobiles OF
carriages. The train again pulled
out at IL 10 for Fort Collins and
other towns around the Horn.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
WEDDINGS
P0vsors.Jonos.

A very pretty and informal we'd
ding: occurred at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Keller. COL Tenth avenue,
Tuesday, May 18th, at p. M. Rev.
L. H. Humphreys officiating. The
contracting parties were A. q. Jones
and Miss Matte Powers, formerly
from Balm. Missouri.
Mrs. Jones has been visiting
friends and relatives In Greeley and
vicinity for the past two months.
Mr.. Jones is in business at Los An
geles, California, and came to Gree
ley to meet his affianced.
The happy couple left for their
home in Los Angeles yesterday.
The best wishes of their many
friends accompany them.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
The Chain Gang.

Last Monday City Marshal Eugene
Williams put on the chain gang for
the first time this spring. Only two
men made up the gang, but Gene
promises to enlarge this rapidly now,
from the ranks of hoboes and profes.
sional beggars. With this end in
view the marshal requests that he
be notified whenever a beggar comes
to the door. People of that class,
II worthy, are never refused help
from the proper authorities, but beg
ging is strictly prohibited,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
It is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold.

How often do we hear it remarked !:
It's only cold," and few days
later learn that the man is on his
back with pneumonia. This is Of
such common occurrence that cold,
however slight, should not be disre-
garded. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy counteracts any tendency of a
cold to result in pneumonia, and has
gained its great popularity and ex-
tensive sale by Its prompt cures of
this most common ailment. 1t al
ways cures and is pleasant to take.
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Organ Recital,

A pipe organ recital will be given
in First Presbyterian church on May
24th by Prof. Houseley. organist in
81. Johns Cathedral ssand Temple
Emanuel, Denver. Mrs. Kate Nor
Cross Gale, who is SO we'll and favor
ably known In Greeley, will sing.
Tickets 40 cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Sore Nipples

A cure may be effected by apply.
ing Chamberlain's Salve as soon as
the child is done nursing. Wipe 1t
of with soft cloth before allowing
the child to nurse. Many trained
nurses use this salve with the best
results. Price Is cents per box.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Christian Science.

Christian Science.
The subject of next Sundays ser
mon is: Ancient and Modern
Necromancy; or, Mesmerism and
Hypnotism. Service begins at IL.
Wednesday evening meeting at s
O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Tho Churches
Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school 10 q. m. Morning
service IL. Evening service at 1850.
Oscar w. Gustafson, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
United Presbyterian

Morning worship: ''Some Truths
About Truth. Evening worship
IA Tale of Two Cities. Strangers
welcome. Orville A. Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Christian Church.

Christian Church..
Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning theme: Goods Estimate
Of Little Things" Evening: "The
Great Magnet" Bible school 10 a.
m. c. E. $3.50 p. m. All invited.
L. Fl. Humphreys, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17
Seed Potatoes.

Late Ohios. Pearls and Rurals.
At the warehouse Of Peter Brown &
Son, Greeley, and of The Lucerne
Spud company, Lucerne.
|. The Ault spud Company,
e. S. Pinney, Manager.