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The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Bank Changes.

All the national banks Of the city
held stockholders meetings Tuesday
Afternoon and In the First National
and Union National the old sets Of
directors we're elected. The Greeley
National doubled Its capital stock
from $50, 900 to 800. 900. Charles a.
Wheeler retired as cashier and Clar-
ence T. Neill was pushed up notch
to that Of cashier. Lee B. Carrel
was made assistant cashier to sue.
ceed Mr.. Neill. Mr.. Wheeler will
be vice president Of the bank. He
has been trying for some time to get
rid Of some Of the most combining
work in the bank, but 1t was not un-
til Tuesday that he was able to make
the other stockholders see that he
needed rest.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
BANQUET Bennett.

The Larimer County Bar Assocla-
tion gave banquet last SATURDAY
evening In Fort Collins III ho''or u
lion. Christian A. Bennett, the ou',
going Judge of the Eighth judicial
district. A nine course menu was
served, and toasts were Responded W
hy the following:'' For AUD Lang
syne." Frank J. Annis; Aio w
the Court" Hon. J. e. Garr'gues' )
The Lawyer, l.. 4. hoaoes ;
Legal Ethics" E. A. ba,laru'
"rhe Young Practictioner' w. IL.
Trindle. Hon. c. V. Bersoh was
postmaster. Judge Bennett was
resented with some beautiful furhl-
ture, a table and two chairs.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Ave Some Backbone

tion they may ask for. EVERY
RIGHT THINKING CITIZEN OF
NORTHERN COLORADO WOULD
WILLINGLY SACRIFICE WHAT
LEGISLATION HAS BEEN PROM
ISED THESE GENTLEMEN IF
THEY WILL BUT DO THEIR
DUTY AND VOTE AS CON-
SCIENCE AND THE WILL OF
THE VOTERS OF THIS POR-
TION OF THE STATE DE-
MANDS. This is matter Of right
or wrong, a matter Of conscience and
duty and II these gentlemen bury
their conscience and vote like sheep
they cannot win the respect Of the
voters of northern Colorado. We
are proud to say that Mr.. Vincent,
the one man who had nerve enough
to stand by his convictions and the
will of the people who elected him,
is q Weld county boy and the Trib-
une is proud of his integrity and
manhood and will Furthermore say
that he has won the lasting graft
tude of every honest voter of Colo
RADIO.
Representatives from Weld and
Larimer counties, let this hoy be
father to the man" and remember
that . bad promise is better broken
than kept. Do your duty and
EVERY VOTER IN THIS DIS
TRICT will stand back Of you and
even II in doing that duty you get
not one bit Of recognition the rest Of
the session. There will be good
men to vote for when the time comes
and VOTE FOR THE ONE YOUR
PEOPLE WANT.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
New Bottline Works.

S. G. Parkman will about March
start "a new bottling works III
Greeley to make all kinds OF SOIL
drinks for wholesale. While TEN
porary quarters will probably be oc'
cupied for Il time it is the intention
to have building put up especially
for the business on Ninth avenue be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. II
is the intention of making the estab'
lishment large enough so that con,
siderable territory in Colorado ana
wyoming will be covered by travel
ing men for the concern.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Unique.

Mrs. ID. r. Macarthur entertained
the UNIQUE club at her home lasu
Monday afternoon. Three OF the
members were absent and their
places were filled by Mesdames A. j.
{ ondon, r. f. Cahill and Jump Oh
Denver. The ladies spent the after
noon playing 500, Mrs. Condor WIN
ming the prize, souvenir spoon, lor
Mrs. III. C. Watson, whose place she
supplied. The hostess served dainty
refreshments and the afternoon WAS
A delightful one for the guests.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Lecture at State Normal.

1t Is seldom that noted ira
gedian will volunteer his services in
the interests Of education, but ON
next Tuesday John Griffith, the emil
nent Shakespearian actor and scholar,
will deliver special lecture and
reading on the plays of the immortal
Bard Of Avon, VIM. Shakespeare, at
the State Normal school.
Mr.. Griffith and his company pro-
duce a majestic revival Of King
Richard III at the opera house on
Tuesday night and as compliment
to the school he has kindly consented
to give this lecture.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
THE NEW GOVERNOR
Henry A. Buchtel Ushered Into
Odice Tuesday

Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel was
sworn in as governor of Colorado in
Trinity church, Denver, Tuesday at
few minutes past twelve, noon.
The usual pomp and ceremony at
tended the affair, and following the
taking of the oath of office the new
governor delivered strong address
upon the needs of the state and
some Of the things he intended to
carry out during his term of office.
In brief here are some Of the
things that the message contained:
Recommended the enaction Of .
railroad Law In conformity with the
national law that recently went
into effect and devoted considerable
time to impressing upon the legisla-
ture that they should be careful to
do nothing to antagonize capital.
Advocated enactment Of law re-
quiring reasonable charge for tui-
tion in the higher state institutions
like the state university.
Made. a strong plea for the passage
of . local option law, one Of the
measures pledged by the republican
state convention in Its platform.
Urged measures to avoid duplica-
tion Of courses of study in state In
situtions founded for widely differing
branches.
Recommended passage of safety
appliance act in the interest Of rail-
road employees.
Mentioned ''the Importance Of
giving the people an opportunity Of
expressing their preference for can
didates for United States SENATOR"
Briefly advocated lesislations for
good roads. protection nf deposttors
In savings banks and other financial
institutions, pure food legislation,
antitrust legislation, wiping out Of
the lobby, unification Of control Of
state penal, reformatory and benevo-
lent institutions, labor for convicts
in state as we'll as county and muni-
cipal prisons.
Affirmed his belief in the good
character of members Of the Assem-
bly,. stating that he knew there was
no chance at this session of the pas
sage of graft or ''cinch' bills.
. The message ended with prayer
by the governor, closing with the
words of the Lords prayer.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
FROM THE ANTILLES
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Benefits
Councilman at Kingston,
Jamaica

Mr.. W. O'Reilly Fogarty, who is
a member of the city council at
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies
writes as follows: 'One bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had
good effect on cough that was Civ
ing me trouble and l think / should
have been more quickly relieved If
had continued the remedy. That ii
was beneficial and quick In relieving
me there Is no doubt and it is my
intention to obtain another bottle.
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
the CLUBS
Entre Nous.

Mrs. Lee Carrel was the hostess OF
delightful afternoon party last
Friday when she entertained the
Entire Nous club and their guests.
Each member brought one guest,
making in all twenty maids ana
matrons and the usual pleasant
social time was enjoyed. Mrs. W..
B. Starr read a story and each Young
lady had some fancy work into when
she conscienciously put a few stitches
before the afternoon was over. Mrs.
Carrel served dainty refreshments.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Good List.

Below is the list of nominations Of
the Greeley stake for foals Of 1906
to be contested for In the fall Of this
present year. The gross amount OF
the stake will approximate 81, 600,
divided according to the number of
starters In the pacing and trotting
divisions:
oconee-D. j. March, dreeiey. pacing
SSSssa 59s.s. ss.ss sssgss sss 2ss
m!9ssS@M M1aHesaa f. aorsan % gre G8eefey. @ pacins %
silver Sign, Jr;; SILVER Sign, ign Fonton-A' 9l,.on
Due Camp. =; g. Due Hal. Prairie Camp a;nn
Aarbesa RabSss & n.y. pffah Habbst AIee
va-A. L. Camp. Jr.. Greeley. trotting di-
Bessie Hubbpt. b, m. Hnbbgt, sleon-
Gipsy B., b. M, Due Hal. Hnknown-T.
nuss sn.oP ST. pnsnp % a5visoa
w. ii. Wailick, Loveland. pacing division.
Roy Pero, b. g., Pero. Jr, Lady Cannon
John is. Proctor. Loveland, pacing di-
net FraSs hs@.sn 01 Waasan. Dnraswbfs
J. af K psrSs' Soe: Gree e ley. M trettias division
E. pado pacins dvson
Fl. Collins, trotting. division.
ofPI1ea PrInoess, B. mr., wild Pero, pneenM P
HagpTity LqpaEmont as sroffinsf ns sfupiyp
Lnper' Evans PACING a. L: e.SiahPn cHMP, jR., secy.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Conversational.

Public worship 10:45 a. m. Ser
vice by the Rev. E. E. Bran OF Den
YER, Sunday school u. @. e. $50.
Evening service 1880. The first ser
mon in the series Of Christianity
A Religion for Men, THE. Religion
of the "A verage Man. Song prelude
led by chorus choir, orchestra and
vested choir Of boys. Strangers are
invited. John Doane, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10

| ,be 18th Of this .a,"s mo0on on the the
ta,s srr Of this state votes 0e' n.,tss ,',s
'''s st the next United s.aess
/. 4 ,,an, sl colorado and strange 's
~, .ssm the one man VINO Is
s,,,r with the voters OF
W .,,ted to be elected to
.os,tjou. We're the mat
to popular vote in n0f'nssn
1, not one vote out OF 'en
/. east in favor of Simon eus-
representatives w0lavef
county and Watson anu anu
,bjs county are all men o wno
.,tsd to represent VOTERS
ouuties and yet they weh'
irregular caucus and deliber-
...sd to vote for the ON E
-, their constituents least
furthermore, now that the
,n has convened and there IS
Ibillty Of other able men De-
L,,,ted, they meekly say that
hound by that irregular
md dare not try to break
M Broad, Vivian and Evans
buue submits that this Is not
itlou Of politics but a prop
4 state and national I'M
and We wish to ask these
a what right they have to
4. will of the people and
4 necks so willingly to the
i.v bosses under the prom
kb.y may have what legisla'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Seed Potatoes.

We offer for sale a limited guam
tity of Pure Bliss Triumphs, grown
from Wisconsin seed. Samples can
be seen at 020 Ninth avenue, at Office
OF Il. III. Badger or at ranch north of
LaGrange school house by G. H..
Ford.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Christian ,

Morning theme. Bought with a
price.' Rev. Mclaughlin, State
Superintendent of the Anti-saloon
league, will speak at the evening
hour, 1870. Bible school, 10 a. m.
Y. 2. S. c. E., $50 p. m. All
invited. L. II. Humphreys, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Jewel-Strassheim Case

The Jewel l-Strassheim murder case
has been changed from Morgan
county to Weld county for trial upon
change of venue granted by Judge
Bennett. 1t is claimed that Fred
B. Jewel some months ago shot John
Strassheim because the latter saw
one of Jewels children drowned
without attempting to rescue the
child.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Unitarian.

Service lO:45, followed by Sunday
School The sermon will continue
the series on the beginnings of
Christianity. 1t will be study in
the early developement of Christian
theology or mythology. The public
is invited to all the sevices of this
church.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Special Notice.

On account of i'll health Mr. ken
eth G. Phelps had to leave uree'eH
nd I now offer his fine a-rootl
,odern cottage on Eleventh avenue
M the hill at less than its Value'
10 YOU want it? A. NJ. Mco'en
Ian, sole agent.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Visit San Antonio.

Write for illustrated booklet oe'
s,riptiye of this superb winter resort
Very low rates VIA oo'oi". -.
southern railway. 7. Il. fisi'ei
reneral passenger agent, Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Card of Thanks.

The husband and other relatives
of Ruby Helen Mead wish to express
their thanks to all those who were
so kind to them during their recent
bereavement.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Old Mexico, THE Egypt of the New
World"

The Colorado & Southern has some
splendid illustrated literature telling
of the sister republic, also special
round trip rates. Write II. n.
Fisher, general passenger agent,
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10

.'But when such articles are pub
lished rs appeared In the Republican
of the Sd, its only recourse was to
answer and let the public know the
truth Of the matter"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
First Presbyterian.

Morning: Moral upheaVal.
Evening. Man ana MohAey'
Gospel and song service in the even
ing, led by choir and orchestra.
Rev. r. j. Hunter, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
SIDE
|at Some Statements be
Corrected

is the complete text
htiop on the situation In
industry adopted at a
the Beet Growers asso-
I'd In Eaton last Saturday
special meeting Of the
i Sugar Growers associa-
in this city Saturday after
be purpose of considering
ntracts Of the Great West
supany, also for the pur-
Ringing before the beet
Be misleading statements
n The (Denyer) Republi-
pary 3, which were headed
ers Of BeetS Satisfied.
Ontracts Are Being Signed
Fort Collins.
ey Farmers Pleased
Ies Meet With General
and no Complaint Antici-
pg Contracts as Fast as
Them.
sident, having communi-
the president of the
colorado Beet Growers
Oh Fort Collins, and hav.
into the matter thor
uhd that the article
tne Republican OF Janu-
alse' and done purely to
'ha catch the unwary
inefs have been friendly
u company, and realized
uuslfy meant to northern
sow, Tor such an article
leu lot no other purpose
leau those who are not
IS entirely uncalled for.
le no good for the sugar
" a great deal of harm.
lllieIs have tried to be
''u ialf in their. demands
'O.hpany, and in taking
: VI The association they
,au =. 10 grow beets only at
70 per ton, positively
consider any silo clause
h ,,s several farmers in
~ ~ lad sliced beets ac.
l,e s.,. sugar company's
" 'e delivering them now.
" q. Strongest in their pro.
'ne sllo clause in the
bss,Ey saying it was impos.
0e'ss > at the price offered
%,s .o,mpany =, and break
,sih,l ,lme of the year it Is
~ v,e TO get help at any
n,a,,'i a nalf days work can
i s','.y, xo,,, the days being
iD1 "ea.her y, unfavorabIe.
n : H. IL Necessary to use
oad d''v ,boe oeets in the pits,
''0 Them by hand into
No, Say right here tba,
tbo ''le talk, but cor.
T'e hs., case. With the
pls,' s1''"ess proposition,
s,'tion 81 L never cared ;,
S through the Ua'ea nr..' t'
but SUoa n,o9 could be ac'
VI 'he Sugar con e.e''
}. ''''' satisfactory, /,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrudlns
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re, re-
fund money il PAzO OINTMENT faiis
To cure in 6 to Ia days. SOC.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Tho Churches
Christian Science.

Subject: Sacrament" Services
at II. Wednesday evening meeting
at 30.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-10
Swedish Lutheran.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing service at II. Evening service
at 1870. o. W. Gustafson, pastor.
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Is onititution" mad 4nnas
polls.
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polls miro Der Ylon fir ocn GmpionJ
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bicrber trnnoportirt lpcrbcn ioa. ans.
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Snnlpr NIB Der Wpebcls Wprb

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Grsbildof @iaiams' SrItamcnt.

8o otto Il, Woii, 6. Scptcmber.-
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@nfe(n eineS Srllocrs pcrmad)te, hius
terlGbt or ooa Deiomnte Scrmogen
ieinem Nahfol9cr.
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Sapaniidp SccbunSfangcr irci.

Seattle. @oib., 6. September.
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braht ltno bort ircigeloIicn.
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Sciratbs Iiccnscn.

Solgcnoc Scirotbs : 2iccn5cn ipiir.
Sen gcitcrn bonn Glcrf bes Common
Ylcas.8erift ol,Sgcitcllt:
Gmnrp q. Sroger, 80, Nr. 2OC5,
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lob j. Tcnr, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
hoIt bon Scnrp q. Gopion, Nr. 1912,
Horo.Gentr1l.Iue.
Cigar Ualpin, 81, Nr. %, Staf-
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10 Sabre aft.
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Sit1Gageritrabc, uno Bertha Camp,
- Sabre alt.
SoGie j. Golner. 90, ~Stalmton,
3d., NIB aate @. 5aupcr, 90 Sabre
aft, Stiuntor, go.
3Sroi,f gatiaglio, 81, Nr. $40. %
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20 Sabre alt.
Tiereide Srau. ,3u mel
nenl @eburtstage nito gum iteueil
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Geine SaQetratte iit?"
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WiIipnen Ron Whttrrn fir Sbre &tnber btf'm
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ments fir 9er0,ucrfc, ilbcr 1000 Ser
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