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The Washington times., 1907-04-13
Church Notices.

KYLAND NJ E. CHURCH. Ioth and q SITS
sr'.-Sunday school. 3 20 AM morning serF-
Rev c Herbert Richardson Epworih
league. 6.4s. evening service. $50 pm. un-
der The auspices OF The brotherhood, speeches
~ at j. = AewshaW ana the new pastor
Luu Easter program repeated al both morn
Ing and evening service seats Tree ana
an are welcome II
y W. &. tA.-vesper service, SUNDAY. go
pm speaker. DIT. Ada r. Thomas. south
east corner 18th and F sts.s rooms open 10 Z.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. STA and II
SIS nM.-ReF sauuei r. Greene, y D., pas
toT.-Sunday school $3.50 am = H. BrisuoW,
superintendent; pgblic worship, with sermons
BY the pastor. u I'm and 20 p.uI. Teachers
Bible Club. THURSDAY, Z pm, church prayer
meeting. pm: Endeavor meetings. Tuesday.
pm. and sunday. 3e3 and 645 pm All
are cordially invited. Il
DISCOURSE bv g. f Fowler under tbe
auspices Of The watch Tower Bible and Tract
Society. subject. Elijah a Type o. lhe
Church particularly referring t. sumo Of
the later experiences OF Elijah as f5resladog-
Ing some features - the harvest Of the
gospel age. and curr0baTaTing the Time
Prophecies. as now uulolaed: Pythian Tenn
pie. 1912 9Th St NV third floor, rear hall
Sunday. April u, 1907. 3 % clock SEATS free;
ne collection It
THE SECULAR IEAGgrE.---Tne Universal
Parallelistie Philosophy subject - address
by Major James a clark at pm Pythlsn
free discussion. IT
JTNITARIAN--AI Souls Church corner I4th
and I sts.; Ulysses O. b. Pierce. Minister
g:G a. ~. Sunday school ana class Tor tbs
comparative study Of elisiou7 10 am, unity
study class. II am morning service. ser
mon by the minister f-50 pm, Young
Peoples Religious Union. II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TIURCH-Scottlsh Rite Han. 1907 g 81. NV
services. ~ am. and pm. Subject OF
morning lecture by Bishop Oliver C. Sabin,
Evangelical Christian Science the Practical
Religion" Subject Of evening lecture. by
Miss Martha T. Van boasr 'AlIs Right
with the World % Testimonial meeting Wed
nes5ay evening 81 o'clock. Seats free. al
invited Il
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church %
Christ. Scientist. 18th and y SITS. NV, service.
SUNDAY. IL am- and pm Subject. Doe
trfne % Aroueueut.' Sunday school. il a M.
Wednesday. s pm Public cordially invited
An seats free FFee reading rooms IN the
Traders National Bank building f3th 81. and
parus9lvsufa ave nv IT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and u SITS. ne.
Services every sunday at Il a m. and T-45 pm.
Pastor. George A Miller. Sunday school
$50 m 3a12-sa-I
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PARENTS REC0NCILED
BY SELF-W0UNDED SON

ITHACA. April I3.-After years of sep
aration Mrs. Mary Mack and James
Howe. her divorced husband. have be-
come reconciled at the sick bed of their
child. who attempted to commit suicide
BIZ shooting Mrs. Mack is separated
from her second husband.
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First-class ROOf Work.

We are practical Timers. Rave us. repsi-
The T0Of and you % get The finest kind OF W0TE-
E0beT-fI7 Practical Timer. SD 14th So nv
- VII stove Expert. Phone Il 2I45.
apl2-tf
MISS LYDIA NJ FOX. Steaogrspher.
Notary Public. and Commissioner OF
Deeds, with offices in the Colorado
pudding. has been appointed a COM
missioner OF The Court of Claims.
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WHAT THE THAW TRIAL COST
THE DEFENSE.

Tot challenge AIR Smiths remarkable
statement shows that they accepted It
as truth. / can see nothing more
clearly indicating sanity and deiihe-a-
ton on the part OF ThaW.
The discussion was then renewed and
was kept up ali night There was one
lounge In she room. The jurors took
turns living on this and during the night
each got little sleep. not much; not
more than an hour At times tOWaf- j
s. and Z o'clock in the morning, jurors
would roll their coats up and Toll back
Up their chairs for q few minutes rest
others would continue the arguments.
Clash Between Jurors.
II was after the hrst night that there
was an approach TO real hosulities in the
jerry room Juror PfaH had announced
that ae was unalterably opposed TO any
thing other than "a verdict OF murder
ia the first degree. He said there was
no hone of changing his verdict
Steete. who seemed 10 be the leader
oi the minority. said he certainly would
not change his. Pfan then said:
wen, there certainly is something
very peculiar about this thing
steele. understood Pfan to intimate
tuat there had been undue influence
cXerted on the minority. lie began TO
call Pfah 81 choice collection of names
and dared him e. prove his charges
Other jurors parted them and af-er Chat
the debatC was conducted in most or
derby manner
That was the way the proceedings
continued al of Wednesday night,
Thursday, Thursday night and Friday.
There wasn't "a moment, day or night.
when the case was not under earnest
consideration. AS the main point iu dis
p}lte Was the conditior Of ThaWs mind
when hc shot White tne jury obtained
from lie sudge on Tia Irsday the will,
the CpdiCll ana the TiIaW letters. with
copies of the Smith testimony. and that
OF other eyeWitnesses to the tragedy
ON Thursday much Of the argument
reYolTed about the tragic story told by
Evelyn NesDlt la the hotel. e. Paris.
Steele and the others of the minority
asserted their uubounded faith. not only
iu the story as he said she related &C.
but that she really told Il 20 ThaWs
which Jerome saiC he doubted.
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Discredit Evelyn's Story.

Pfat5, who now took the leading part
for The .'couvictiouis:s as they were
termed by the "aCq ittors. declared
that there could not have been truth ia
the story told hy Evelyn on the stand.
He pointed 10 the fact that even after
she said she told the story. she ard
Thaw toured all Of Europe as man and
wife long before they we're married.
That was after she admitted Jhat she
knew 1t was wrong
Ths majority insist "a on eliminating
the story OF Evelyn Nesbit and the plea
Of the Unwrltteu law and all other
matters which They considered eNtrane-
CHs, Air. Pfan and Foreman Smith both
insisted that the most important testi-
Iuony was that of Whites brother-in-
law. Air. smith. and OF the other eye
witnesses
The fourth ballot resulted in only
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Ike ending it all Please help me. as
4 helped You by not going on the stand.
Yours. sincerely,
HOWARD NESBIT-
demand for the release of Harry
K Thaw upon bail pending a retriai
on the charge OF killing Stanford White
viii be made probably ON Monday HIS
attorneys We're today preparing for this
fmain in the Tombs unul October or
November. awaiting his ruru for an
other trial. has upset ThaW terribly
and every effort viii be made 10 secure
mis- freedom until Dee again faces the
Jury.
rhaw's family IS prepared TO offer
bond IN any sum TO secure his release
such a demand Is almost unprecedented.
but the defendant attorneys are pre-
pared 70 argue that the bail they VIII
offer is prohibitive OF an attempt 20
run away ON Thaw part. While the
notoriety which has attached 10 has
case would make il almost Impossible
for him 10 escape 10 any point OF the
globe. where lie could not be round or
brought back
District Attorney Jerome VIII |lSor-
OuslY oppose The release OF 'Enaw, ana
Il Is believed any justice VIII decline
TO accept bail. The ipdicatops are that
ThaW viii have a. stay in the Tomps
until his case is finally disposed Of
jerome is determined IN view OF me
standing of the jury. % prosecute ThaW
again.
Victory for Jerome.
While a disagreement is ordinarily
conceded as favOring a defendants
chances District Attorney Jerome
friends today insist that the outcome ia
Thaw's case is q distinct victory for
him
With ali he had TO contend against
and the great opportunity for the sym
paThy for the jurors TO De- aroused in
Thaws behalf that he should have
convinced seven OF the jurors at the
mans unqualified guilt is regarded as
a notable achievement. Credit for ms
victory is given 90 his mastery closing
address His portrayal OF Ihaw from
the standpoint of the prosecution and
the assembling of the evidence to prove
his contention was undoubtedly The
turning point Of The trial The jurors
Siisappointmeut with Delmas gave
jerome ms opening, and IT was not
overlooked.
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Special Notices.


April -. 1871
The American Security and Trust
company announces that on April -.
1901. acting for the executors Of the
estate Of the late " Riley Decide Esq.
II has sold 10 j. II. Bradley Co. Inc.
Of this city, all Of the good win of lhe
real estate and Insurance business con-
Quoted by the late ". Riley Decide,
ESD, under the Hrm name Of Decide a.
Company, with Offices al 144 O street
northwest, and heartily commend 10 Nj.
Deenies Clients and patrons the pur-
cnaSers OF MS business
THE AMERICAN SECER ITE & TRE ST
COMPANY, b. C.. j. BELL,
President
We desire L. announce 10 cur friends
and patrons that on April l5. 1897. We
purchased the good viii of the zeal
estate and insurance business OF the
late ". Riley Decide. $50. conducted
under The firm name of Decide. & Com
panF. ana VIII continue 10 conduct this
busiIsess at their old Offices, 400 q
street northwest and viii also maintain
our old offices al 1919 Wisconsin avenue
(22d street northwest All matters iu-
trusted 10 our care viii receive the
prompt and faithful attention of tbs
officers OF this COMPANY
). H. BRADLEY. CO. INC.
BY j. r. BRADLEY.
President
1913 Wisconsin ave. (32d stu
1904 . ST. NV. Phone ". 101
Phone 81. 800 aDl3-5t
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The Red LabeI-tle very best rrade-alI
colors- Special for the next thirty days,
Sl6o gallon = n Brown, 9Th and y sts.
apII-gr1o
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WHIsKEY, soc per gaIIon-The JOHN
apI-tf
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DIR. c. c. GALLOWAY. Dentist, has
renewed his Office 10 NV, corner F and
18th SITS mhI-23t
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White House Admission by Card.

Admission TO the White House reeep-
uon VIII be by card ON which the name
OF the member Will be inscribed. This
card Is OF unusually large size. bearing
~ relief vicious dragon of Chinese
mythology coiored in green bronze.
Commissioner ~ est under whose di-
reeuou tie Police Department comes.
VII, through Major sylvester offer the
freedom OF the city To the club members
IN the form OF a massive iron kew.
lie dinner is 10 be given az the Ma
uonal Hotel and is scheduled for a
start promptly at s-13. Invited guests
who arrive tate VIII De required 70 make
a public excuse 10 the chief ruler AMI
10 cake walk and song before taiyinl,
q seat. The menu and program CONSISTS
o. thirteen Pages. with thirteen cartoons
bE as many local artists on topics OF
superstition, and therc viii be thirteen
courses 10 the dinner
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Omen SATURDAY evening n 9 p.ul. SUNDAYS
10 20 p Cor D and 7th SITS 4ain sIft-
DR. VIM n. WALDO, DENTIST C3I0
= cap. street, is now located at 1lo2
@ st. n. W; hours. 9 to $50; evenings
and Sundays by appointment. aplg-30t
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
CAPITAL TRACTION CO..
Notice IS hereby given that q special
I@eetlng OF the stockholders Of me
by the President of that company
for, and VIII be held on, the 2ETIL
DAY OF APRIL 1907. AT 10 O'Clock
a. m. at tle principal Office of the COM
\ ", IL the city Of Washington, D. 60
10 consider and approve the action Of the
Board OF Directors OF the said con. pany
in authorizing the issue OF the gold
So,o0uuJ0 70 be dated June ,. 1884, and
payable June ! 1855. with So interest
payable semi-aunUaNy a. gold, and 10
secure the same by deed of trust. as
authorized by an act OF Congress en-
titled An Act 10 amend the charter OF
the Rock Greek Railway Company Of
the District of Columbia Approved,
MaFCh 3. 1891, and to direct and authorize
the application OF tie proceeds Of said
bonds. all ia accordance with resolutions
adopted by the Board of Directors OF
said company at a meeting held March
y. 1907 and 10 transact such other bust
ness IS may properly come before such
meeting. a copy of the said resolutions
can De Inspected at the company Office.
or obtained on application or By writing
10 The secretary Of the company
THE polls viii be open from 10 a. "a.
until l. m. Respectfully,
III. u. CHAMPION. Sec'y.
GEORGE T. DUNLOP,
HENRY HURT.
EDWARD j STELIWAGEN,
'NM. NANCE,
ma URGE J. ADLER
JOHN s LARCDMBE.
GEORGE +. HAMILTON,
Board OF Directors. apS-Ist
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NOW IS THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR
house papered. We do only first class
work at reasonable prices Samples
furnished. 100 18th st. NV.
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III v "a a WALDO, DENTIST 90
T. cap. street, is now located at 11o7
q st. n. W; hours. to $50, evenings
and Sundays by appointment. app
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EDM0ND 0. PIGEON, D. D. s.

Oflce hours. uaay, so am 10 pm.
Open saturday evening n . pm. Sundays
10 70 . Cor and 7th SIS. Rain sIft
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 9th and u SITS. ne.
Services every Sunday at Il am. and T-45 pm.
Pastor George a. Miller. Sunday school,
$50 an ta12-sa-U
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CLUB
COMES To TOWN
FOR BIG DINNER
To Call on President at.
i Minutes to
Six.

New York's famous XII club is
scheduled TO arrive al the Baltimore
and Ohio station this afternoon al 513
The club members and their friends,
numbering n3 persons. left Jersey city
today on a special vesubuled Pullman
express at thirteen minutes past noon
The club is coming 10 the Natioh's
Capital on it's hrsJ trip, To give its an
nual out-of-town dinner and set at de-
hance every superstition known 30
man
Upon arrival al tine Baltimore and
OHIO station the visitors viii be met by
special trolley ears thirteen in number
and proceed TO the White House, where
they viii be- rendered al thirteen min
utes TO . o'clock reception by Pres
ident Roosevelt
As aR evidence OF the good faith and
intention Of the visiting club members
TO bee good Majof@.Richard Sylvester.
superintendent Of the Metropolitan pc
lice who WIFI be among the guests at
The dinner. has been asked TO make a
detail OF thirteen Of 'the finest u meet
the big delegation at the station. escort
them to the White House. and keep an
eve on the party while they are in the
city.
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7. T. CALLAHAN, The clock Man,
723 Goth st. II. W
Lucas Tinted Gloss Paints, 500 Gallon.

Drop postal and have your clocks re-
paired at very liberal rates apl3-3Jt
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1913 Wisconsin ave. Cs2d ST..
1904 . ST. NV. Phone ". 101
Phone 81. $50 aDl3-St
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= E--A - II = "A A.
EDWARD J. STELI.wAGEN.


MAURICE J. ADLER.
JOHN S. LARCOMBE,
GEORGE T.. HAMILTON,
Board OF Directors. aps-lSt
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JTNITARIAN-AlI Souls Church. corner l4th
and L SITS; Ulysses @. b. Pierce. minister.
g - a m Sunday school ana class Tor ths
cuulDaratlve study Of rsliz iou 10 al., unity
study class: II am morning service. ser
mon by the minister 100 pm, Young
Peoples Religious Union. Il
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THE SECULAR League Universal
ParaileIistie Philosophy" subject 81 address
by Major James A. clark at pm. Pytblsn
Temple 1912 9Th ST. NV Free seats and
free discussion. IT
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pm; speaker Dr. Ada r. Thomas south
east corner 18th and F sts.s rooms open 70 Z.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

Harley Hayes started Tuesday for
LaJunta.
Eastman Kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezer's.
Leon McGoldrick left last Tuesday
for GlenwoOd, Mo.
Ice cream in any quantity at Nor
rison's. Best in the city.
New Greeley city directories on
sale at Tribune office. Price, 81 SO.
Miss Gertrude Miller of Denver
was the guest of Mrs. +. H. Robson
last Monday. ....
Fresh Jersey COW tor sale and
young calf. r. G. Martin. 1ll2
Thirteenth street.
Go to Dunham's for the new
bracettk. new souvenir spoons, new
combs and hat pins.
Mrs. Geneva Lewis and two chill
drer vent to Eaton last "Wednesday
for aIshort visit with friends.
O. B. Roberts of Loveland, form
erly ef Iowa, has accepted position
will II. Reynolds Drug company.
Mss Lena Watts will entertain
the girls of the sophomore class of
the iigh school at her country home
today.
Paul West spent the spring vaca-
tiou With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. 81. West, and returned to Colo
RADIO college the first of the week.
Miss Alcyon Robinson, daughter
of Helen Ring Robinson, returned to
Denver last Tuesday after spending
Easter with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie
B. Graham.
Cooked food sale by the ladies OF
Park Congregational church Satur'
day at 2 p. M. at Kittle & Withey's
store Phone orders reserved. Tele-
phone, Greeley lss.
Miss A. Louise Keefe, who teaches
in Loveland, was the guest OF Miss
Roxie Adams the first Of the week.
She left Tuesday for Cheyenne for
short visit with relatives.
The Easter music at the congrega-
tioual church will be repeated next
Sunday evening to give those who
were unable to obtain admission
last Sunday a chance to enjoy 1t.
Harry Grant and Wallace Ballard
were brought to the county jail from
Platteville last week, having been
sentenced from justice court there on
charge of stealing some oyercoats.
George Thinning Of LaSalle was
In Greeley Monday enroute to We'll
lineton where he has bought busi.
ness property. The family Will
move there during the course OF the
Frank Granger, a Windsor plumb
er, was brought to the county jail
last sunday by Marshal Sam Hinkls
of that place. Granger was seeing
biz bugs and was climbing to the
roof Of buildings to avoid them.
Greeley is already becoming beau-
tiiu BY way Of lawns and our enter
prising firm of Farmers Supply &
Machinery company is doing Its part
by furnishing the very best OF re.
,eaned and refined grass seeds. IL 4,
" Ill pay you to get your seed There
Tho Greeley Y and the Gordon Y
Will meet at $3.50 next Friday even
Ing at the homo Of Fanny CanolIh'
Illo Tenth street. From there theY
slll 60 on straw ride to Eato"'
where they will give an interesting
rosram. Everyone who goes Is eA-
,ccted to pay Is cents to help psJ
expenses.
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Little Locals.

Mrs. ii. Reynolds spent Monday in
Denver.
First. class alfalfa seed at Greeley
Mercantile Co.
Paul Hentchel will shoe driving
horses at Waite's shop.
Fresh salmon and halibut from
the Pacific at A. W. Jacobs.
d. G. Hunt went to Pueblo last
Tuesday to remain indefinitely.
Our 1907 styles and prices on wall
paper beat the record. G. D. Horne.
New Greeley view books, % fine,
late pictures, only quarter, at Tri-
bune office.
Strayed-A brown pony. Clipped.
Brand E. White feet and white on
face. A. j. Park.
Mrs. @. L. Weller of Dover went
to Boulder yesterday morning for a
week S visit with friends.
Miss Edith Heath of Loveland IL
SpcLluluS UuC oPAsuS NoSoGioh "ASh
her mother. Mrs. II. p. Heath.
"a Daughter of Colorado at the
opera house tonight. A handsome
scenic production. Prices SO and Is
cents.
The Greeley Y will go to Eaton
tomorrow evening, give a program
and organize Y. About fifty young
people are expected to 60.
Miss j. T. RAIDER of Denver re-
turned to the city Tuesday after a
few days stay in Greeley. She ex-
poets to return and attend the Nor-
NAL.
The Baptist parsonage is being
papered and put in readiness for the
new minister, Rev. ID. d. Forward.
who will arrive with his family this
week from Pueblo.
Cooked food sale by the ladies of
Park Congregational church Satur-
dav at 2 p. M, at Kittle & Withey's S
store. Phone orders reserved. Tele-
phone, Greeley 189.
Miss Laura Frankenfield and her
excellent company will appear at the
opera house tonight in the delightful
western comedy in four acts. "a
Daughter of Colorado"
F. E. Baker s. Co. will run an
other of their Alberta excursions
April Is. Round trip s36.25. Call
and see them on this cheap land pro-
position. with terms to suit all.
Miss Laura FrankenHeld carries a
half carload Of special scenery and
effects for the production OF "A
Daughter of Colorado" at the opera
house tonight. Prices SO and IS
cents.
Mrs. c. F. Robinson and Mrs. w.
G. Dayton will start in a few days
for California. The change Is taken
in hopes that Mrs. Robinson will be
benefited. She Is sufferer from
asthma and heart trouble.
We desire to announce to our
many wall paper customers that we
are now selling borders with all
regular designs at the same rate per
bolt as sidewall and ceiling. This
means quite . saving to you II you
buy from us. Stover's Book store.
Mrs. ]. A. Crabb gave an informal
party last Tuesday evening IN honor
OF Tom Allen and his bride. The
clerks from Fl. Fl. Shaw's store'
where Mr.. Allen Is employed were
the guests. A delightful evening
was spent and the hostess served re-
froshments.
J. W. Evans was arrested last
MONDAY on . warrant sworn out oy
Hobart Frazier charging grand lar-
oanv. Last summer Frazier hao
piece of ground west Of the CITY
rented and had about 1000 pounos oi
vegetables stored in pits on tne
place. This spring Evans rented ths
pl.os and It 10 said sold the vese'
tables belonging to Frazier. '
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For Rent.
ENOR RENT-NEW MODERN HOUSE;
y rooms. Apply 1910 4th-av.

FOR RENT-TWO y RIGHTS IN EA.
ton ditch. b. F. Woodruff. 92O 0th-av.
Box 1913.
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r OST-LADIES GREEN PURSE, CON
II tanning Rebekah pin and money. Re-
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

M ~ STOCK REGIST-
,,nl Snlha OF high merit,
afpenter ranch.
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SIslaABLE LOTS ON
es,S;onable s,; prices this
lslh' Cameron bldg.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

e,r,Gh;GRADE ,r IN PNEU-
III sh9 = single harness;
=. s. Carrithers' store.
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EOR SALE-4O ACRES: 3 MILES FROM
Il Greeley; with water; at 5000; water
is worth the price alone. broom cottage
for $500; Some nice s0-acre Tracts near
s sections oi as good land as there is in
Weld County. under flow OF water 9 to Ia
feet. Call on or address F. p. Meeker.
7l4h Main-st.
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EOUND-PACKAGE AT PosTOFFICE.
L Owner can have it by calling at office,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
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I AldnaAaRGAlN-5.ROOM ldaaR
y rlaooeiaitlon; ga sell on &C.
'e CITY, Welsh & Mar
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WANTED-PERs TO TRAVEL IN
day and expenses. Address j. A. Yiexan.
der, 1875 Plymouth Place, Chicago. Ill.
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LrOR sALE-WE HAVE A BARGAIN
II to offer you in 80 acres with a good
water right Tor 100000. All OF it is
ments. You would do we'll to see this
place before you buy. Strickland 4 Nor
gan. Opera House Bldg.
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i ftVwcsRa,MBLER wsn,I RUN
WHad Sahts a larger ma.
"'ooruh, 900 9th-av.,
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ihSAW!B;iERRIES ! "a 4 AND
qy: Telephone G. 4.
Evans, Colo.
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WANTED = MAN TO WORK ON A
w town place. 1924 8th-av.
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II OST-LADIES WATCH-ON NINTH
II or Tenth Av. Name Daisy HuRhes''
on case. Reward for return to Mrs. ]. j.
Purcell.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w house work. 1929 1lth-st.
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WANTED-BY MAN-ANY KIND OF
w work in town. Apply 1921 13th.st.
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EoR sALE-GOOD FARM-16o ACRES.
i liz miles from station, under Greeley
& Loveiand canal. Good farming land
and plenty OF water. Ever-running water
through the place. For sale on easy terms;
small payment down. Inquire Box 93.
JohnstOWn, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

WING HORSE, BUG
y Inquire II. II. Bad
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

ES FROM CHOICE
|hTeas; Sl.5o ior 10. Ira
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Lost and Found.

r OST-HORSESHOE SCARF PIN
IL Return to Tribune.
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HeIp and situations Wanted.
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NOR SALE-F RESH COWS-W. e.
Il Kinsella, 800 sth-ave.

NOR SALE-LADY'S WHEEL IN AL
Il condition.; new tires; good as new;
Sl4.OO. 1914 Sth-ay.
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ERE BRED SHROP-
Pqalre OF A. NJ. Plumb,
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EOR sALE-VERY CHOICE 7o-ACRE
T tract; less than 80 rods south Of La
Sale beet dump; known as the H. O.
voir rights: fenced and ali under cultfva;
tion; no buildings; has all been seeded
some good farmer lot Of money; lies as
smooth as q billiard table. Apply to
Horace q. Clark, 4O5 Symes bldg. Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

HlTE WIANDOTTE
ter layers; Sl.OO for 10.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04
Miscellaneous.

WANTED-3 ROOMS FURNISHED
w for light housekeeping. Address
Box 526.