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To WHOM m NAY coNcrRN.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-AEy an
ing liquors according to law, Al s1s North
k n ave, IN The Firat ward OF the city
OF Eopeka. IS now on tie in the ofEiee Of
kansas- The hearing for the same Is sci
TOR Monday, Sept q. 1901, at 10 O'clock
a. m y. H WARD
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EovvnrFs a~D NarFHNF SHOPS
FOUNDERS. machinists and paIrarn
makers Topeka Foundry. SIS. 800 and
70 jackson st Both phore@ 40
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PICTuRE FRaMrNo.


FRAMING. regilding. mat making, mount
ing done by J. D. Sullivan. - w. Eighth
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At a bargain. near Central park and
Washburn college. room cottage gas for
cooking and heating, fine cellar, good barn,
. fruit trees mostly bearing, lots. good
clsterns. chicken house, corral. can build
more houses on tract. Owner. I'LL W. 18th.
FOR SALE-An acre tract east of Sew
ard ave, blocks Of car line, in walk
Ing oistance Of new ahops- Well improved.
p. D. care Journal
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EXPRESSLY
New cottage
1850
ON west side
on Coll Price
W. D
FIFTH
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


CHOICE TRACTS
S eissfr
Price $500
WE'LL down.,
q LAG
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WALNUT PARK SUBDIVISION.
EAST OF SHOPS.

Untf October LIST we osrer few choice
lots in this beautiful addition on the pay
nert plan, 500 down, 500 per month.
sion given
COLE & ANDERSON.
Ind. phone S771-
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Published IN The Topeka State Journa
Sept. Il, 1901
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-14

MARK
walking distance of the
ertyo well Icatedva
heath cash. aIanesr rental
Ind.E
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OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Published IN The Topeka State Journal
Sept IA, 1901
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published
Tssaps p % @
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J C. RODMAN. blooming plants. cut now
ers, plants, designs. decorations 1o5 ".
kighth. Tel. 81. Greenhouse Eth and Mon-
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FOR sALE-Or rent. 7 room house. mod
Western ave. Inquire 1t TIA W. 10th ct.
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cARPENTERs And BuILpERs.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
BOWERS e. KEARNS, contractors ana
builders. Job work carefully done. IL
w. 9TH. Phone 2oe.
]. c. WILSON. contractor and buiIdep
has moved his shop to 71s Jackson *
Ind phone 1874 -.z..sz f.
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sANrrARTu1ss.

CHRISTs HOSPITAL COTTAGES for
the care and treatment Of nervous BE-
valids, alcohol and drug habitues ann
mild cases of mental derangement. w. 81
Lindsay. NJ D.. So K A. Topek a. Kan
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5oan1s D1s
STATEMENT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Topeka SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC ART
opens Sept. q. Competent instructors.
Mrs Merger, mgr. Tho Crosby Bros. CO.
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MONET 10 loan On I'VE sfocs. plsne,S- 49,
soma security, household gooda typewr1E.
exs VI. ~ se<ulne. ~ K A. Both phones.
MONEY TO LOAN on city property. also
personal property. You can pay haak
BY the week or month Topeka InVeef-
ment q Loar Co. Rooms Ia 2 Veale biaek.
MONEY to loan on psrsOna1 property,
payment III week VIII pay Oh loan -
in Is weeks q. H F1intham, notary nnk-
he. Sc E. 9Th st. Either phone ea5.
81 600 TO LOAN In one sum on city -
farm property.
MONEY to loan on live stock. pianos. o.
gans. typewriters. household RooHg a1Sa
personal security. l. Bisc0e. 523 Kan. ave
JEWELLERS.
JAMES B. HAYDEN. JeweIsr and Opti-
clan Complete stock OF watches, dia-
monds. silverware. etc Eyes examines
snd suectacies properly fitted
PATENTS.
J. A R0sEN. patent affer6sS. "a KsS>
sas ave. Topeka
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CHOICE TRACTS CLOSE IN
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New Yerx September q 1901
TASThere is stronger market for Pea
hesne with verv light stock. Medium also s!rnps-
thizinr in the Improvement Marrow frn. with Joining
~ So Red kidney about &c higher; export
ers have ro paid s. 30 but some tobhins
business 4. s. . Yellow sold At s., and more
are wanted California lima firm Scotch peas IN snau
BEANS, marrow. c1oice. Per tn-Il-
q -. do common 10 good s. l0qs2 20; 90 medium.
choice g I5qs2 pee choice s. 254 as o DO con-
S2GS3 90; do white kidney. choice = ooW
red kdney. choice s. 3oqs2 33 &c black turtle
651SI yellow 81 "11*2; do liila'
california 81 % GREEN PEAS. scotch 1906. choice.
Sc 7eTS2 20
moving along fair shape. Supplies are ample io
needs. the demand IS keeping up Wei. ana
passing Of first hands even better thah was
fancy fresh creamery are fra
Of specials at at me
other grades range from 2ec downward. and are hts
ltet al the moment there IS less out-of-toWn de
Inand some important transactions Of storage butter IN
Fine grades Of process are meeting
fair other grades hloW. 40
Change factory packing stocy We quote CreanfTF
.S1zc: do frsts,
n, seconds G26zC thirds, c3924c; state. dairy
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

The heal -lzrket for spet cotton was steal VIII
1escTzphsd follows. Galveston stesF 'incanEHd
7el.c sales ef2 bales New oTsaLs STEADY. lno1asea
l11sc. sales. 1890 bales. Mobile gu@t' uhcnalsel
fIssc sales nsles Chsrleseon quiet unehsnsed
&C Wilmington steady. - higher - 1ssc sr-
cu1e- - lover a II sc sales Ia osts5 Sdii
more uorisa unchanged 12lsc- Augusta steady sc
Sgher al = a-l6c sales 1O9s bales Lite ROCK Sse
unchanged ll14c s; Lauie quiet unchange' a. II
Csefte- Ixcrsuge snecfel IAve-poi cslesSpot cotton
American cGe. .iddli:g upland G 74d- futures openei
stssGv 81 higher near AFRO - ilsaet ., c'sisu L
Ter. claes easy with prizes net 2 point hlgner .
= point lower September 9 23d September
e6sz Janusry- 5s's I'd ja1usrE , ebEaIN
Easd Fehz1asv-Efsrch 89d- NsrchFTli- 6osi, April
Hsv. sNoizS, IaE-3une 8olo NanchesfeI 1aTns hrIni
FLOUR AID MEAI-FIeur vas in light dmand TO-DAY.
rpne u unsettled the wheat market Prices,
ie-ezsr Unchanged and STEADY. Rye -four con
firm but cuet- The following prices quoted
-hs New york Produce Exchange: Sprlng patents.
SoaSS - pJrcr strass7rs Sos4 winter
81 s0aS5. er-na clears s59ss 4o extra 40 winter.
g sa6s2 90 ezra No winter 3 51s5 40 kbE IOL
IN c,otez: Pair good 81 e0Sa so choice % fancy
= ssGs5 coR%HZ1L steady; quoted: kun di7ed.
81 e59Ss BAG NEAL firm quoted; FIne - n;te and
81 z5sl 81 sc0S1 - FE-ELpN esterTl
Fatv cv fr auorad- Western spring, s2G So standar ID
,rdsing eaS 90. -four do $50 60 red dog S3l 90 CtY
han So 20 tak s2s 75Gs27 . SACKS: middng Ss 5e1y
SO red S3i 50 horny cilc Sz7 % bl.S' s<' ."
tacks oII.NEAIA ssI 80
-NIIEAT-Giving little heed 70 the strong al
market yesterdaT, Eneat olsI1s :.
tone session, and CT final prices IN Ne"
York vas es6sc lover. Tor its disregard % mo
erainE. iesseDec export business vas
responsible connection with declines ~ &c
yer bush Berlin Budapest and coEsiaeTahie
grieatton in an domestic export business
sie IN tie Afternoon loads al
positions only ene-fhirS the business
cone Tuesday and seed al offset 20 tire sesbosrd
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New September - lF1t'-
rn-KFF-VyhfIs business in the coffee Ilsrke' w.
ptte more scttye yesterday. prices showed ltls s
partial advance OF = Iott,e'
rsrEsd back 10 the closing figures Of the rs
-7Es-rl1se STEADY. net unchanged oa-e9 70
-,9-fss of Sc go bags The opening advance vas 1-
4e steady sho~iuE European raarhels an bsi5
European connections '--IS
Sound the initial level ali the morning, so-tc-rs
trading under Teaiizllg ~
-z5ex and some selling which vas oeilee - fJ--
the moment : a
-,ar r-zrs @-ar7 the growing crop ano Tor tls
movement from The current So.
,7-f-as-v nsTets theory has heeIl ia
offerings sFee''E
- i-5izte trade requirements without some .17
s,us while IS believed tTa' ~ a.
better in several years is'.
.--Si-- rLolabt tie interior Hil. fiho g,
event OF decli1e ~ 'o
I-.,3- n,s-sets on other hand WIN t'c - 80
e--.-.-e and large par g -
s.5 I-5rsi Ieccr1ber. 1,-as. there would se'
decline prices while primary ---s
- -. -s.,is[ata Receipts reported yesteTt54< -.
-soFtS. against tIe'vJ 80
the same time w" ta.e
r he T,lro1ean markets, havre e,sea ,t, yrse
Hamburg sIRcrarlSed 10 > Pfei2illE Has"''-
ported IN al sectors o. SsS ost with quotations
of 61-c for RIO No
- Of contract Er1ces III HNe -
FI& Tn=-Ar
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

-orToN-The cotton market vas hlf9eI sales
Ic-s5v ner OF l-1 Il tl-s -o-,-a7 5rrn
ir1-+e5 al e75 el9 bales The bgIsr cables
cr ia points in resrrse - .-e-,o- s,ot
- an soEaLlo .ris of rrnness il The inteIie.
--a-lets Of SoGra- higher
- z,e-rs ana buying fer 'uI - -.,5zrIyi7e
.oH---s= level owing TO lo
--is5-sxs ef general sentiment COCO ee7T5ing the
Sn5 continued apprehenslelis
- ---;ras on Friday and cf a posslpI5 Tha
=. ,rasuotion yarns by SoutherL iss- nights
- - within points O go
morning. hut reitle1
il CaToiinas- ana Stlle
de- heavy realizing during ths - .ae+her
ev~-ssziys In face Of threatened ~
N1s IL ,,-as Xitfin point 50 OF the t'p
80 - received ron t.e
that Southern nol1eis
T-f5es considerably over party seIe5
- showing willingness 70 pes
--Icas Tbare grades desirable larry -,zs fbsr
49, 10 running lower IN
s--y normal season. but the reports lTg, 1 ,,e
en- belt indicate good quality ana s'els-
the Eastern
szssr9 Fr5s- reported AZ some To,rlts On yr-e
still later The genera lIE-
.-oD bcNever 20 be that the lrcsts ana
-o,iz nar5lr he severe enough to do lnuch
- outlook was for rising temperatures IN we - -
rSe range contract prices IN the l"esi 'is'he ''
@.THn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
RAILROADS
NV JERSEY GENTHsl

MEW JsS9sJ GGM i Ynls
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHLA
ENEkY HOUR ON THE HOJE 2
FOB PHILADELPHIA L. ". I'D Sc
1l50 a. m. 1850. 20. I.5O. 2 80. $50, 4-5a.
20. 5J0. 6.JO. 7-J0. $50. I1.JO 2. H. sun
DAYS. q9 80 $50. 30. 10 SO II so a Ia;s 1.s
lz-So. l-So. ESQ $50. 4So. $50. $50 90
Lv. LIBERTY ST.-I7o. ESQ. 7.oo. s-0d.
$50. 300. 1000. Il-0o. II-30. Eco a. NE
1-O0. 500. goo D. m. Il l5 midnight sun.
days. 1.JO. 500 eco. 1O.O0. 1LG0 12-00 a.
m. Lee, eco. 800. 400. SEQ. 600. 100.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
l-H. w. I'D ST.-a-5o. ESQ. 1l-5O a. E1-s
I-5o. $50; 30; d5o ?. m, daily.
e. M. 200 4.Oo. 500 7Oo , m, daily.
FOR.ATLANTIC CITY I.v. w 2SD ST.
--9-So a m u2-5O sats- onIy). 40 D. Gl
.-.' LT. LIBERTT sT-@1e.oo p a. m. uos
sats only), 80 p. H. sundays. 1000 r.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Lv- W I'D ST--9.50 a n. 02-5O sasA
Sniy1. tn, 8. -. 40 ,. IN sundays. g. 80.
I.v. LIBERTY 500. 1000 a. m q 90
Sats- Onlyl, so. $50. 800 ?. m Sundays.
100: 10 90 a m. = 30 D. m
ell Bail ROUTE LONG q cz,Iy:s, 6SANGH.
w. 2SD Sr--s2O. II % a m Q2 % Sars-
on-y). d.10 SaIs onlyl. 90. so. $50
80 90 q Ss.s-I ~, % e y y al u 90 =, N'-
I.v. LIBERTY ST.-+-GV. $50. I'D a. 70.
t12 40 Sats. Oulyl. q. 20 Sats. only1. 100.
$50. as t5.f5 ex- Sats) $50. g 30 D. nl-.
i2-01 midnight. sundays. 80. 9.I5. a. H..
SANDY HOOK HOUTE- Atlantic High
lands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach Lon1
Branch, Astu-y Park and Ocean Grovs-
Lv- PIER. 81. y. R. (i2D ST,}-1o % a
9. so a. m, o.. : a5 ?. u.
Jv. PIER 1o. y p CEDAR ST.)-1o 70
a. m. 100. 8 -. 4 -, $40 D. m sundays.
1000 a. m, l. go s. 10 D n
Tine tables may be obtained at folloEtn3
Offices: Liberty St West 23d Sr- Tel Sl&A
Cheisssl, 8 Asror House. 245. 49,, 1900. l5o4
Broadway. IS2 Fifth Av. Isl Fifth Av-. 3
Union Square West. 2Tss Third Av-. 100
West 125th Sc. 2f5 Columbus Av-. NsN
York; : Court St. 343s 344 E'ulron -. fIS
Nostrand Av-, Brooklyn: $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer co. cslis
u a. RESrE,F w. @ HOPE
vtce-Pres. & Gel- Mgr Cen Pass'r Aseaa
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
rsttRSTsHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED By lady, a square. zunHy
Nnfurrtshs1 room IN "a private house:
rrlne, - per week. hiefest references
s'7-en sns required AdareEs L. 4 Box
ASssSGe I.toRn Once. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
RALTTWOeE & cEIo r. r.


ROYAL BLCD LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour,
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
sWAsHINGToN. srDers. i1-5O pm 1-3o am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 500 an
AsHINTT9 WAAsaINToN Binsr Bins i15o am m Zoo Zoo Am AN
."RoYAL LrD'" Diner. ss0 pm 400 pra
WAsHISGTo WAsHGToN Baas Bnss 80 20 Din DIn sSS D
sDaiIy-
Leave New YORK CITY 2Sd ST IIb'y 50
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. $50 am SEQ IN
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, 1i-5o am 100 n.a
'PITTSBURG LIMIT D. 600 pm 100 pm
cIN-. ST LoLIs.LoUISX.. 1I50 pm 20 80 an,
OTIS L9TTsy 0TI sSS 30 am 1 'S 90 ana
Ofices: 245. A34 1890 Broadway. 8 Aston
House. los Greenwich St. Is Union squafa
Brooklyn: West 23d ST. and Liberty st.
after p m Sleeping Car~Rsservationo
and full Information regarding trains etc.
E. & o. r r.. a3d Terminal Phone No
Chelsea 3I44
y. Y, y. H. & HARTFORD r. Re
Trains depart from Grand Central Statfons
42d ST. and +th Ave as follows for ,
Boston via New London & Prov %
= lo;go. 1000. x. lO,o2 = NJ ;o5s :o9s
* i:0l. y 500. II SEQ 81 500, .. 3;oa3
"'12:00 p. NJ Via Wi!tmanJi5-f15:u y
A NJ. 800 T NJ Via Spfd.-Ts;iA
A ri. Zoo . 400. "11:0O P. NJ
White Mtns. st AIbans and Quebec--s
- 10 \ n 1900 T VI
Portland & Bar Harbor via Wore--+es p "
WOr' ster & Fitch. via Putnau-T3 30 z. -.
Iakevill~ & N0rf 1870 4 IL 1881 z Ne
CT Darlington. StOckbridge. Lenox. Pitos~
field. %. 1890 a u. s1-2O. 1881 PAs
Ticket Offices at cC>rand Central Stn ana
c12Jth St. also at c245. 1900. c1S54 = way,
c25 Union So C1S2 Fifth Ave. c243 ColurIls
bus Ave. ea4s Madison Ave. e105 i2StS
St. 27es Third Ave. n B-oOklyu. %
Court 81. ara Nostrsad Ave. 900 B wsy
sDaily- fEzcept sundays. 'Stcps at 123tn
St 1Stors at 125th St Sundays only
fParior car Limited sSuDiay parlor car
train. Has dining car cPaTlor and
Sleeping car tickets also saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
Female
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Femaie.
,A-FRENCI language lessons ead
conversation TO ladies and children at
their residences. by refined Parisian lady.
nr,as Pocy iebst 40 East 6lst s..
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

cearances 600 bush OF wheat and four well as
the advance 5sG7s5 At Liverpool One two brieI
rallies occurred during the day, IN
f'ToveTnent alarm shorts who continued
aggressive the side Of the throughout the
session Broomha reported good rains in Australia ana
eoI!s found less argument IN Northwest conditions no
lthstandins the cold weather than has been the case
Tor some days. an influence which buying oc-
CURED at midday the prediction Southwest re
the arrivals for the day bush smaller
1hah on tie day year, while at
'h'4eo Tor Thursday only a6 wheat IN
ne ,cal market follows: No red 81 0J'4
sekaIor an1 81 0Gs4 . afoat: No Duluth
- ard 40 = hard winter. 81 0794 o 3 afcat
IheTe was big trade In the market. and
an AiNaice o. lac bush result frosts
N some OF the biggest states Tuesday night
houses and shorts active buyers up to
~: iLA!. nour when there was considerable reaIiz-
lg uTd'r which about &C disappeared.
sst prices of the day. nevertheless higher
te Ilet nefore, and tho market display
10y hiin to1.e- Wire houses reported u
HM hE tle a-eneSs nd Of he
0aeo operators talked very buliish situation
resu;, q te dafrsEe assumed hava by
re ''oId weather cables I1lSd.
1etei3s proved 20 he St-ooao OF
Nlle tne estimates for Thursdays receipts Chicago
loads ana No : corn In local market
nominal IN elevator and 52lac middle october o b afoat
pAlH-At pest point oats i1c with com ai-
vance, ht turned weak under liquidation In the after
foci' anu closed lc Gown previous night
cats n NN" Aors closed follows: Mixed
o., 'Rc. natural Write. 20 81 n 542d5sr ana clipped
white = % 30 II. 6oa64i2 RYE-Maret ffrna: 10 ?
western - e g = New York. RARI,EY-Ma-ket
hrm; mating. aaoifSl % NeR York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
: NEyv YORK PRTCFa

s.ysssr Tas of5 a4. sia: ss 81 S cs $,
Tecerber .... 10 i-IG 10 I'D % az 4s
MAY ......-,.. ! 12's 1913 iI2 1i2 i27s
Corn:
December - 77's cas- 7oFA 6aik
Nsy 81. G61s
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
WORK WANTED.
Male

STENOGFA APHER, typewriter and assistant
bookkeeper in law office or nsercantile
H Friedman ia Eldridge St. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER. Single; Al reference J. ID.
X, 81 East 18th St. seed store
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

CpsCFINA< and GEsNERAI. MAN; in first
class private family; best reference from
last employer sober. honest. Patrick Ttghe.
1850 81 ave, caro- Of Mr. Stelneggec.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

COACfISiAS. &c - By German couple;
man cnarhrnsn and chauffeur: wife first
class Iaunt-eSs or cook: city OF country:
excellent references. Industrial Association
-1yS--&Nth.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

cook verv neat. good baker understands
plain ana fancy cooSing; fve years ref-
o-l,c.s- citv CT country NJ. p, Mrs. Col
Hers Agency. ID West I'D ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

RT-TIFR-rOOK.- By German couple. man
az FIRST class butler; y lie as cook; capable
~ taxing errire charge. excellent city rer
e-,r4.sS- x.aayss S1G Winthrop Bureau. -
V-ost .tsth st Phone 1r92-&sth-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

CHEFS First class. German and French; :;
$50 500. capable Of taking entire charge
s1rs- WintHrop Bureau. % West 3sth st.
Phone 1G93-5Sth-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

C,10Ks cha1nbermaids. Mattresses. house
workers. nurse (GeFman), infant pre-
fer-sd. city country; references: tnvssti-
qafe Ms Vilke. 95T 81 ave. 5Ith 81
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received ar their Uptown
Office No 1864 Broadway between ,6th
and 37th sts.. until O'Clock y IL. Ad
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular office rates until
& q -CGock T. m. viz. 26l sth ave. $. .,
cor ed St I53 9Th ave, cor. 18th ST: ~
Fast 14th st; 237 West A. st. between
Tth and Sth aves.; 2h.' West l2ath ST, l35S
III ave. between 76th and nth SITS. 1d26
3d ave near 6Ist st. 1I0~ LIST 3ye-. near
Sath st: 1aT EsHt l25th st. 756 fremont
AVE- ESQ Il ave.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
Old Song concert tonight.

OLD song cOncero oohAs"t.
Never say die-try Febri.tone first.
There's health" In 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell went
to Denver Friday In their auto.
Feeling badY Get next" to a
hottie OF Febri.tone. You'll feel
different.
See the program for the Old Time
Song concert tonight in another
part of this paper.
Mrs. A. E. Carlson, who has been
visiting friends in Greeley, left Sat
urday for Boise City, Idaho.
The girls of the Cooking club had
social time last Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Harvey Parker.
Miss Rebecca McClellen Of the
Ramsay dry goods store was confined
to her home with tonsilitis last
week.
Miss Jennie johnson retnrned to
her home In Denver last Monday
after few days visit with Mrs. A.
E. Johanson.
Mrs. C. E. Rhodes of Rock River,
Wyo., returned to her home last Fri.
day after a few days visit with Mrs.
d. r. Macarthur.
John Rhodes of McCook, Neb.,
came to Greeley last Friday for a
few days visit with Mrs. c. H.
Lackore and family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Whitaker OF
North Carolina visited last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. McArthur.
They left Friday for Denver.
Mrs. j. K. Ross of Loveland
visited Friday with Mrs. Arthur F.
Marsh. She left in the evening for
Platteville for visit with friends.
This Is the big night Of the season
at the First Presbyterian church.
Old Time song concert for benefit Of
the rustic fountain In the Greeley
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Young
and children of Fort Collins spent
Friday In Greeley enroute for Sterl-
ing to attend the funeral of a
brother -in-law.
Mrs. j. ]. Welsh of Windsor came
to Greeley Monday to meet her
daughter, Mis- Rose, who has been
attending the Iowa agricultural COL
lege at Ames, IL.
Mrs Lou Norris Of Lincoln, Neb.,
stopped In Greeley last Thursday for
. few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Perkins. Mrs. Norris was en-
route home from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Fouts enter
tained Informally small COMPANY
OF friends Wednesday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock
we'll, Misses Olive Murdoch. Ida
Sikking and Roas Mccarthy.
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Mrs. J G. Reynolds spent Monday

Mrs. J G. Reynolds spent Monday
In Denver.
Born, Sunday, May l2, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Beaman, a girl.
Mrs. c. Willie of Evans visited
Mrs. G. E. Youker last Thursday.
S. B. Wright started last Saturday
on business trip to Albuquerque,
N. M.
Coming, Walker Whiteside, How
ard Gould and Miss May Buckley in
The Magic Melody.''
Seth Rhodes, travelling passenger
agent OF the Chicago. Milwaukee 3
st. Paul, was in town Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Baxter, who has spent
the winter here, left last Monday
for her former home in Noxon, Mont.
Miss Louise Mason, who has been
visiting her uncle, II. NJ. DeVotie.
and family left Monday for Adrain,
Mich.
Miss Ethel Finley, who has been
here through the winter, went to
Fort Morgan last Friday to remain
indefinitely.
Mrs. Maynard Elliott came from
Platteville last Saturday morning for
q few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Peery re-
turned to their home in Evans Mon
day after two months trip to Mexico
and the western coast.
Mrs. K. Leslie returned to her
home In Sedgwick, Colo, last
Thursday after a weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. an Mrs. G. B. Kim
ball.
M. Guy Woods Of Sheridan. Wyo..
came to Greeley last Thursday to
look after business interests. Mr..
Woods recently purchased Oscar
Adams ranch.
Ernest Copeland, who has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Rust, the last two
months, returned to his home In
Denver last Monday.
Mrs. c. D. Todd was the hostess
Of dinner last Saturday In honor
of Mrs. E. w. Gauss. Covers were
laid for ten and the guests were
former friends Of Mrs. Gauss.
Col. D. Y. Wheeler of Denver
came to Greeley last Thursday ia
visit his daughter, Mrs. Orville Shat
tuck. Col. Wheeler has heen III
several months and came to Greeley
to recuperate.
Mrs. Harry Pritchard and son,
Frank. will arrive here this week
from Portland, Ore. for = visit with
Mesdames Kate Hanna. Charles
jackson and Eugene Williams. Mn.
Pritchard is = cousin to Mrs. Hanna
and M1. Jsckson.
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beLocals
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(ong concert tonight.
LIS. G. W. Nichlos spent
Ault.
lratz Of Ault visited last
1B. R. A. Mofiett.
| Hayden spent several
|eek visiting friends In
| Wright went to Denver
Ia visit with her daugh-
&c. Heilman.
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[id-Season Sale

since the Of Season Sale it has
been success. Men with good heads on their shoulders
been coming from far and to make invest
themselves and the boys Nothing strange about
it, either when you buy Spring Suits at this time
of season at discount Of from 15 to 1873 per cent