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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
FOR EXCHANGE
Real estste

io-AcRa ORANGE GROVE. UPLAND.
CLOSE 10 ELECTRIC LINE. PRICE $500:
WANT COTTAGE OR VACANT LOTS IN
20 ACRES, ALFALFA OR GARDEN
RANCH. CLOSE TO ARTEsIAi WANT
GOOD COTTAGE OR VACANT LOTS;
WOULD CONSIDER ROoMING HOUSE.
FA LAND, ARTESIAN WATER WITHIN
26O FEET; WANT LOS ANGELES OR
BEACH PROPERTY.
ELEGANT s-RooM HOUSE, SOUTH
WEST, ON VALENCIA ST.. BETWEEN
PICO AND SIXTEENTH SITS; WANT
&C GOOD oI, VACANT LOTS OR SMALL COT
s-RooM HOUSE. SANTA ANA, ON THE
PACIFIC ELECTRIC LINE, IN THE FIN
EST RESIDENCE SECTION OF THE
TOWN; WAN" LOS ANGELES PROPER
TY. OR WOULD CONSIDER CATTLE,
HORSES OR HOGS.
FINE COUPE. In T-CLAsS CoNDI-
TION FOR GOOD HORSES.
16O ACRES OF LAND IN KERN COUNTY,
FINE STOCK RANCH. FOR FIRST-CLAss
20 ACRES CLOSE TO wAsco, KERN
COUNTY, FOR GOOD AUTOMOBILE.
GOOD BROOM HOUSE. covINA, FOR
AUTOMOBILE
1o-ACRE ORANGE GROVE. FLORIDA
WITH GOOD HOUSE, FOR So CALlFoR-
MA PROPERTY.
APOLIS CLOSE TO THE CIRCLE, FOR
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
12-ROOM HOUSE. CONVICTION, KY,
WELL RENTED, PAYING HANDSOME IN
COME ON TIE INVESTMENT; WANT
so. CALIFORNIA PROPERTY.
THE FINEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN SAN
DIMAs, PAYING GOOD INCOME; WILL u,
EXCHANGE FOR IMPERIAL VALLEY
LAND, LOS ANGELES OR BEACH PROP
ERTY.
" E. sToCKwELL & CO.,
sO4 GRANT BLDG, A2sl4. MAIN lSSS
A MODEL SUBURBAN HOME, EXCELLENT
fruit and poultry ranch; fully equipped,
close to San Diego. This is extra good.
Want home Hollywood. Pasadena, Boyle,
city or beach up to $4,000
Extra fine fully modern 7-room 2-story
home, Pico Heights. close TO car; want lot
ranch, little cash
so acre improved ranch Jackson county
Oregon, only $500; will pay cash difference
for city home
Very beautiful home, close in Hollywood
want eastern Kansas farm.
Fully modern beautiful bungalow, south
Flower; z rooms, east front; want lot, some
cash
6-room modern bungalow 2h lots Flor
ence avenus, close to car want lot suitaple
for fiat building, southwest
Very fine 20 acre orange ranch, close IN,
Cucamonga, 5000 boxes fruit on trees; this
is a model; want $4,000 home for part.
We have hundreds of other good ones. Ii
you have anything to exchange, east or west
north or south, see us at once.
IDEAL REALTY CO.,
1906 South FiguerOa st.
Phones: B6647; Broadway 3237.
FOR ANGE-EXTREMBLY MODERN
West Adams bungalow, Z large rooms, bar
gain at s45OO; mtg. $1,000; want close-in lot
for flats.
Extra artistic Westlake bungalow, rooms
s6O0O clear and business corner near wash
ington and Vermont. 105x140 $4,000; make Of
fer on one or both; want good stun, mats, ETC.
One To seven fine Ocean Park lots, on Navy
ST., $500 each. clear. All above propositions
are Al bargains, therefore make your oners
at once and get what you need
WESTERN REALTY CO..
43S Bryson bldg, Second and Spring. A2SiS.
FOR EXCHANGE
$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE. CON-
SISTING OF LOTS, 25X125, AND 4-ROOM
HOUSE, SAN GABRIEL; LOTS ALONE
WORTH THE PRICE; WANT GENERAL
MDSE. OR HARDWARE STOCK.
s55Oo-UP-TO-DATE GROOM BUNGALOW,
PICo HEIGHTS; TAKE LOT AND CASH
AS FIRST PAYMENT.
ssSOo-EcUITY IN GROOM BUNGALOW
STRICTLY MODERN, FOR WELL Lo'
GATED LOT.
]. H. LYELL, WITH v. e. STOCKWELI
& CO.,
304-6 GRANT BLDG. A2S14 MAIN 1852
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
POULTRY
SOCIETY NOTICES

IouN sI,ATER. THE DISTINGUISHED
nlatform test psychic, will hold grand
test seance tonight at s:15 sharp; also on
Thursday evening next, under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Psychic society at
TJowell hall, S14 South Main street. near
Eighth Mr.. Slater will devote the entire
evening in demonstrations of mental and
spiritual phenomena. Full names and in
dependent tests given; also will answer
(sealed) written questions as SLATER alone
can II there is anything you wish TO
know come to these meetings and ask Mr.
slater
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

fTRERAI, CLUB, MAMMOTH HALL, SIT S,
Broadway Edmund Norton will speak TINS
evening on 1.-THE Sin of the Church.. Ad-
mission free Music. Discussion.
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Live stock--Horses Mules, Cattle

FOR SALE-10 HEAD OF MULE COLTS
between and 3 years old, at 1855 ALSO ST.
Home phone A5Eos. Sunset Main 1861.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

SELL THE EARTH
II. S. BASSETT
CHEAP LANDS.
1922 ACRES in Tulare county, only Tx miles
from Santa Fe railway, at $3.50 per acre.
800 ACRES near Solita; railway crosses 1t;
price 81 per acre.
20 ACRES located miles this side of Santa
Ana near electric car line; price only $4,000.
l have many other good bargains Come
in and talk to me.
II. s. RASSETT, l.. A. II. b.,
202IA S. Broadway. Rooms 207, 20S. 219.
FOR SALE
Imperial valley land is the best invest
ment in the country today. We have sev-
eral pieces left at the following low prices:
160 acres. miles from town and railroad;
81 80 per acre.
$40 acres, miles from railroad $3.50.
32O acres railroad; 81 per acre.
$40 acres on new ditch; $3.50.
This land will all be worth many times
this amount in a few months.
BINGHAM & KNOWLES LAND CO..
los South Broadway.
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IDEAL REALTY CO.,
1906 South Figueroa st.
r,hooa.. peeA7. Proa dyav a937

FOR HANGE-EXTREMBLY MODERN
West Adams bungalow, 7 large rooms, bar
gain at s45OO; mtg. $1,000; want close-in lot
for flats.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Houses-Furnished

FOR sALE-CALIFORNIA 5-RoOM FUR
nished cottage, electric lights. good plumb
ing close to Maple or Moneta avenue car;
win sacrifice for $1,000; $500 cash, balance
like rent. OWNER, III e. 54th st., or phone
South 3932.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Extra artistic Westlake bungalow, rooms
$4,000, clear, and business corner near WASH
ington and Vermont, 105x14O, $4,000; make Of
fer on one or both; want good stun, mats, etc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

One to seven fine Ocean Park lots, on Navy
81 $500 each, clear All above propositions
are Al bargains, therefore make your offers
at once and get what you need.
WESTERN REALTY CO.,
43S Bryson bldg Second and Spring. A237S.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

FOR sALE-POULTRY RANCH LAND;
high rolling land, nearby good town; water
guaranteed small expense; and 10 acre
tracts $40 acre; $50 cash, balance easy or
to suit, 8 per cent. BANCROFT! 426 South
Spring street, room 407.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
rnAMsEER AND STORAGE
ArroRNEYs.AT-LAw

John AZ WOOD. ATTORNEY. NOTARY
public. Advice free. ~ Douglas building.
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FAIRPLAY
Held over from last week

Held over from last week
o. G. McWiIliams has returned
from a visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Rhorbecker and children of
Ohio are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccall.
Mrs. Albert Nichols is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. Riddle, at Nor
rill, Neb.
Miss Mabel Updegrove of Caney,
KAN, is the guest of Mrs. A. B.
Carpenter.
Miss Dartle Hodgell of Greeley re.
turned to her home Sunday after a
pleasant visit at the home of her
uncle, A. NJ. Bartholomew.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Maxwell have
the sympathy Of their friends and
neighbors in their sad bereavement
In the loss OF their little daughter.
Beatrice, aged four years and six
months.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON Pc
~ tition for Sale OF Real Estate.

~ tition Tor sale Of Real Estate,
State OF Colorado.
In the County Court in Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate ;of Addie NJ.
MainDaugh. deceased.
This matter coming on to be heard on
this 2lst day OF August, a. d. 1907, upon
baugh. administrator OF said estate, for
the sale OF the following described real
eStats s, Or "a orfiGn, thereof to-wit; Lot
Greeley, in Weld County, State OF Col
orado, as plated OF record in said county,
ana water ther-f as derived from Union
Colony OF Colorado, for the purpose OF
paying debts, claims, charges and ex-
penses against said estate and land, now
and hereafter allowed therein. and con-
yerting the residue of said estate into
funds preventing losses in the manage
now Undivided. and afiordin I'M m nseaIe a q;
exact distribution OF said estate. in sew.
crafty, upon final settleme Mt thereof. And
IL now appearing to the Court from said
petition that proper and legal grounds
exist Tor the sale OF all or portion OF said
NOW. THEREFORE,. it is ordered by
Ball. Charles Wambaugh, Harry VAN.
Houle,. Alice. HouIe, Pearl HouIe. and
First National Bank OF Greeley, Colo. a
thereof, or heirs OF said decedent and ali
persons legally interested in said estate
be and appear before said Court at the
Court room of said Court, in the City o.
Greeley, County and State aforesaid, or
the 23rd day Of Septe mber, A. D. 1907, al
the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, then and there to show cause
If any there be. why an order should moi
be made directing the said Harry VAN
baugh, administrator, to sell the whole
or SO much of said real estate as may be
necessary for the purposes specified II
SIT If ffss'Fis FURTHER ORDERED tina, ,b;.
order be published for at least four sue
cessive weeks in the Greeley Tribune, a
legal weekly newspaper published in sale
County.
1T, is FURTHER ORDERED that j
NJ. Curry Of said County of Weld, be ant
he is hereby appointed as guardian ac
Item for Albert Houle, Alice Houle anc
Pearl douis, minors, to represent sale
minors at said hearing.
By the Court:
JOHN G. NIXON, County Judge,
K. g. Strong. Attorney for Administrator
First publication in Greeley Tribune Aug
%. OF; last publication Sept. II, 'O7.
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ROWE DISTRICT
Held over from last week

Mrs. Estella Black OF Peoria, H.,
is the guest of Mrs. f. G. Ballen-
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Newell have re-
turned from their eastern trip and
will make their home in Fort Col
Inns.
Mrs. Magda Oleson left Tuesday
for three weeks visit with rela-
tiyes and friends in Michigan and
South Dakota.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Ault Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. Walter Fry Friday
afternoon, Aug. IA.
Mr.. and MIS-. Alva Vail, who were
recently married in Iowa, are enjoy
ing their honeymoon as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Runnells.
Mrs. Mary Darrow delightfully."- en-.
tertained seven guests Thursda y
afternoon in honor of her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl barrow, oil
Denver who are visiting her.
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GREEN CITY

E. f. Moore is doing tie tlfeSh-
lug 10 this vicinity.
Mollie Hildermau vii enter the
Greeley high school when it opens III
September.
MIR. and Mrs hathaway are again
located on the Stone ranch where he
Is foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs LOos and little
daughter left Yesterday for a tour
over Weld county.
Superintendent Bush Of the Bijou
ditch has given excellent water ser
vice during the entire season,
Mrs. Fierstack has disposed of her
teams and household goods and will
return at once TO their former home
in Missodri.
Miss Margaret Musgroye has a Ine
field Of potatoes on her Gran1''ew
farm, as well as barley, which VIA
thresh out good forty bushels per
acre.
Mr.. Roberts OF Fort Morgan has
bought the Rickel 100 acres and Will
improve it at once with good build
ings. His business will be raising
thoroughbred horses.
John Painter and family move TO
Denver next week so as TO get nicely
settled before the sons and daughters
enter school. They will attend the
East Denver high school.
j. L. Gabbet threshed 100 bushels
of barley last week which was Of an
excellent quality. While the yield
per acre was only an average amount,
having thirty acres, the grain vas
above the usual.
G. Weber, on the Warren ranch,
has finished putting up fine crop OF
hay and his cat crop is large. f
Y. Warner has seventy acres Of beets
which we're retarded by a hail storm
but are coming cut in good shape.
The beets in the locality are line.
Andrew Mackey has field of forty
acres which are so uniform as to be
the best field in this
f. E. Moore and
Joseph E. Painter both have excel
lent crops.
. \ disastrous fire broke out Sunday |
evening at the G. Weber ranch. |
some boy laborers on the place
lcticed, about dark, blaze in a
arge stack of alfalfa They imue
lately gave the alarm but the wind
vas strong and it gained rapid head
way. \ very narrow alley separated
he hay from new harm and 1t
eemed for a time as though the fire
must consume all. The neighbors, !
men, boys, women and children |
formed bucket brigade and carried |
water and succeeded in saving part
Of the hay, and while the barn is
lIistered and scorched it is intact.
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HAZELToN
Held over from las; week

Held over from last week
Miss Lizzie Maitland has gone
Kansas to visit relatives.
John Deboo went to New Mexi,
on business last Wednesday.
Miss Edna Barber spent sever
days IN Greeley the past week visi
ing her cousin, Myrna Barber.
Messrs. D II. Barber and a. {
Drake have bought a threshing GU
fit and commenced work in this y
cinity.
MIR. Kuhn, Mrs. Maitland's fathe
has returned to. his home in Kansi
after a visit of soa'e months with h
daughter
Henry Myers horse dropped dea
On Tuesday as he was driving aim
the road, supposed to have had spa
modic colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Maxwell /
Evans visited her parents, MIR. an
Mrs. f. f. Landrum, several day
the past week.
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LONE TREE
Held over from last week.

Held over from last week
Mr.. Bates of Windsor is visitin!
his sister. Ms. d. c. Straight.
Miss Florence Pennington spen
several days last week with relative
in Evans.
Mrs. Smith of Missouri was re-.
Gently the guest of her nephews, the
Briggs brothers.
Mr.. leighton, jr.. who was Oper-
ated on for appendicitis in Denver
last week, is reported as getting
along nicely
Mrs. J. E. Brownell of Lucsrne
and Mrs. A. W Brownell of Sc1tts-
bluff, Neb., were recent callers in
this neighborhood.
Mrs. Ed. Shaffer and daughters Of
Windsor visited her sisters, Ms.
Hamilton and Mrs. Mcintyre, sew
eral DAYS last week.
The Union aid held very inter-
esting meeting at Mrs. Pennington $
Wednesday, Aug. !. 1t was an all
day meeting and there were sixty
four members and visitors present.
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New Post Cards.

The Tribune has Just produced
two new post cards which are now on
sale at this office. One is the Pio-
neers' fountain In the park, which
may be had ut all post card dealers
or ut tins Office at two for cents.
The other card is real photograph,
a reproduction OF a picture Of Gree
ley in l970-thirty seven years ago.
This photo, which is printed on a
post card, sells for cents each and
will be appreciated by every old
timer In Greeley.
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THE DELTA
Held over from last week.

held over from last week.
Mrs. Willis Calyin's brother from
Missouri visited her few days OF
last week
J. S. Archibald cut John Clark.
sons and Mr.. Shearer's grain the
past week.
Mrs. Elmer GARRISON, who has
been In Missouri visiting for about a
mouth, is expected home this week.
Two new autos are now owned on
the Delta, one belonging to j. W.
Hodgell and the other to Mr.. Mat
thews.
Ed Shearer spent Saturday and
Saturday evening visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.. W.
Shearer.
Mr.. Coleman's have sold their
place and moved into Greeley but
they expect In the near future to %
to Denver to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Shearer. Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Foley and c. Robi.
son all spent Sunday in GreeIev
visiting Nr. and Mrs. John Tbomn.
son.
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Held over from last week


Mrs. Rudd has neice visiting her
from the east.
Mrs. Martha Boal is very sick
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. WIN. Davis and children of
LaSal!e spent Thursday with her
mother. Mrs Edwin Davis.
Mrs. Miller was thrown from the
buggy on Saturday and bruised her
up badly. No bones were broken.
Mr.. johnson of Platteville visited
with his brother-in-law Mr.. Wig
ham, and family the first OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cram returned
Friday evening after short honey
moon. They will make their home
in PlattevilIe.
Jim Noel, who has been away
from this vicinity for a number of
years has returned. He is visiting
with his brother and sister here.
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CROW CREEK
Held over from last wee

Held over from last week.
Fl. f. Witwer's nephew from
Texas is visiting at the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittier, who have
been visiting his brother, expect tc
leave this week to visit relatives in
Boulder.
While visiting in the vicinity
Wesley DeSellem had the misfortune
OF falling off a post and breaking a
bone in his elbow. He now has IN
carry his arm in plaster paris case
There is number of cases Of sick.
ness in this community. Mrs. jain
Wallace has the typhoid fever rom
Jackson's family are quarantiDsd
with the scarlet fever. Ross OIivo,
Is having a great deal OF tro1bIe
with his eyes.
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M FAD

Clint Smith and wife spent S,,
day in the mountains.
The dance last Friday night To,
we'll attended and good tIno ~
ported.
A. Il. Rose left SATURDAY to-
hunting trip. He expects to he ,o,a
about week. 7'"e
Mrs. Douglass and SON Go..,
visited Mr.. Cross and fsm,Iv s wi
Loveland last week. 'a'
Mrs. Hayes entertained Miss wu
Hanson and Miss Hotel of Lon,,o..
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. HalsaI came out from, r.
mont Saturday and visited WIN
husband over Sunday. ''eF
The Overland ball team ov,o,.
play In Mead next Sunday +, is 70
pected that this will be an 70 e1'
esting game. '"lef'
MI Kits, wife and daupnto,
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building their barn that was recenf
destroyed by ire.
Saturday evening, Aug. II, II
Sunday school will give a social
the school house, Everybody Is CO
daily invited TO attend.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J, Watson, ST.. e
tertained quite number Of frien,
and relatives Sunday in honor OF J
Watson and bride of Eaton.
Little Stanley Blystone was ste
ned on by horse Tuesday and v
unconscious for few hours but y
fortunate enough to receive D
broken bones by the accident.
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LAGRANGE

Dexter Mcconnell of Greeley
visited at c. II. Ford'S Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Ford returned
from HillSbOro Sunday afternoon.
Lawrence Dill of Longmont is
visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs G. FL. Ford.
Mrs. c. c. Netf and hoys visited
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Mrs. A.
r. English Thursday.
Mrs. II. II. Salser and two chill
dren returned from visit to her old
home in Ohio the last of the week.
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.l1.astown aud Ed and Grace McCor-
.r.rK Of Berthoud visited with j. +
KIM, and wife Sunday.
Nf and Mrs. j. II. Holmes and
.U..snter, Mrs. Stradley, OF Long
r rr and Mrs. Recder OF Denver
...red their son and family last Fri.
Mr.. Maulton's little daughter was
licked in the forehead by colt
.., week and several stitches were
,. essary to draw the wound to-
.nr.er. 1t is healing nicely now.
f.. f. Young and G.. V. Holmes
..ant several days in Denver last
week. While there they took the
Loon trip and went to the top Of Mt.
Mcclellan. They thought it tine
Trip
Louie Roman came near losing a
.4uable horse last week. 1t was
cI sspd on the railroad bridge by dogs
And went through. 1t took several
men to extricate it and it was pretty
BADLY hurt.
The Circle ''doin' s. last Thursday
MINT were a great success. Ten Ia
lrrs we're filled with card players
and several tables were used In play.
ing other games. G. D. Glenn was
tie winner of first prize and Mrs. A..
2. Ballinger took the consolation
uriZe. Refreshments were served.
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KEEPING CIGARS FRESH.
Devices to Prevent Their Moisture
From Evaporatins.

"Ies. sir. cigars require care to
keep them fresh said a wholesale
cigar dealer the other day. IF
goods are kept in warehouses where
there Is heat they are bound to dry
out more or less, although they may
be sealed virtually air tight in the
individual boxes. Steam heat is the
hardest on cigars. If left exposed
at all they dry out very quickly and
lose much of their flavor. In the
big warehouses, where large quanti-
ties of cigars are stored, the job
bers have humidors installed. They
are simply water containers of one
STYLE or another arranged so that
the water is open to the air for eyap-
grafton The presence of the water
prevents the air from getting too
dry for the Hgars. Even in the big
showcases in the iobbers' salesrooms
the same precaution is taken to pre-
vent the stock from drying out.
Moisteners made by placing water
soaked pads in tin lined wooden
boxes are placed in the compart-
ments with the boxes of cigars. The
careful retailer is just as particular
with his cigars and keeps soaked
sponge or some sort of moistener in
his showcases with his goods.
"a brick thoroughly water soaked
is good to put in showcase with
cigars. The brick is so porous that
it will soak up nearly its own bulk
in water. When a soaked brick is
placed in showcase the water with
in it eyaporates slowly, just enough
to keep the cigars soft.
"lf cigars are packed in good,
TIGHT boxes they win retain their
flavor, and the flavor of good cigars
comes from the tobacco alone. 1t is
mistake to think that anything
else is used to enhance or qualify
the flavor of first class tobaecos.
It's only the poor cigars that are
'doctored.'
"How9 Well, with drugs or chem
icals The poor qualities of tobacco
used in making cheap cigars haven't
much flavor, so very often the man
ufacturers provide an artificial fla
vor with various drugs. They treat
them so they give forth the odor of
good tobacco too. If you're a
smoker you've probably picked up
an inexpensive cigar that smelled as
If it were made from the best of to-
bacco. When YOU smoked it you
found it contained short filler and
sadly lacked the smoking qualities
of cigar made from good tobacco.
That was doctored cigar. Often
cheap cigars look as if they had
glaze on the wrapper, and when
placed in the mouth the smoker de-
tects a sweetish flavor. These are
evidences of drugs. As far as | ever
heard the drugs used are all perfect
ly harmless.
Nearly all cheap cigars are made
of short filler-that is, the inside of
the cigars is composed of broken
bits of tobacco leaves. Only the
wrapper and binder are of large, |
perfect leaves. In the cheap grades
OF Spanish and Cuban made cigars
there is no binder The small bits
are simply inclosed in a single out
side wrapper. Kansas City Star.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Earl K. Terry. Deceased.

Estate OF Earl K. Terry, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appoint.
ed administrators of the estate Of EAR
4. Terry, late Of the County OF Weld in
gives notice that he viii appear before
the County Court OF said Weld County. al
the Court House in Greeley, in said Coun.
TENDER, A. D. 1907, at the hour OF il
o'clock a; m. OF said day at which time ali
persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to ma e immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, this 18th
day OF August, A. D. 1907.
LEWIS N. WILSON,
Administrator of the estate of
Earl Z. Terry, Deceased.
John T. Jacobs, Attorney.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Aug. 15, or: last publication Sept. 5. or.
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BIO BEND

Mrs, 4. Thacker is i'll. DR.. Daw-
son was called Tuesday.
Mrs. Boal is some better after her
long.illness from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Charles Wiggette of Erie Is
Waiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Wiggette this week.
ROber. Prithard from Maitland is
at home Visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Pritchard.
Mr.. land Mrs. Edgar, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Edgar's parents, have started for
Belfast, Ireland. From there they
expect to go to Syria as missionaries.