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The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
ABOUT YOUR NHioliBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

--Nn. p. R. Harpel and children
ars moving ovsr near 0unnisou.
-0eorge Van Wye Of the street
foios ID on duty And on the sick list
Mrs. A. N. Cutting has gone TO
the Hari!scrabble country to visit Mn
Joe Watson,
Mrs. Dr.. Sutoffous and mother
attended the Ciiautauqua assembly at
Canon City yesterday.
Mrs. Dave Houston returned
last night from Colorado Springs
where she has been visiting.
Mrs. W. P. Hawkins. and chill.
dren leave tomorrow morning for
their home In Cripple Greek.
b Arthur vickers will be away on
ia two weeks vacation fishing and
hunting in Routt county.
Edward Nichols was down to
Portland yesterday distributing ad-
vertising matter for the Globe.
Miss Theresa Grome is back al
work in Hadleys dry goods depart.
ment after two weeks vacation.
j. O. Miller and sister, Miss Jen.
ME, of the Miller boarding house,
will Sunday at Colorado Springs.
DIR. Bell has gone on a vacation
to be absent two weeks. He will &c
up to G1enwood Springs and Rout'
county.
Mrs. Z. A. Kenyon and children
have gone to Boulder to Join Mr..
Kenyon who Is at the Chautauqus
being held in that place.
Mrs. Louis Ginsberg, who ha,
been spending the last two months
in New York visiting, is expected tc
return home tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Margaret Pril ana daughter
arrived from Pittsburg last night tc
visit their uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Houston. They will remain
for a week,
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
CHANGE IN COAL
CREEK POSTMASTERS

]. J.. Mellor having resigned as
postmaster at Coal Greek, it is W
to Uncle Sam to appoint his success
sor. just who may he the lucky
aspirant we are not able to predict.
There are two people circulating .peti'
tions and it should not be difficult to
select q competent and worthy person
for the place.
Robert Tyson, an old time citizen
and crippled miner who lost his place
of business In the fire is circulating
a petition to secure signers endorsing
his candidacy for the position.
That the. place would go, to worthy
and deserving man should Mr.. Tyson
be chosen il the opinion Of many
WHO know him best.
Nr. Thomas Evans, who also LOST
her place of business in the fire is out
for the place and we learn she too /,
worthy aspirant.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
FELL FROM BUGGY-Au Italia,

FELL FROM BUGGY-An Italian
woman from Brewster this morning
foil from her buggy An she wAs lriv-
ing on West Main street hoinewAr,l
bound and struck ON hsr fAcc. break.
ing the bridge Of her nose. Her
daughter WAS sitting beside her In
the bessy.. but the nothorr took a
iissy spell and isll out vcry suG.
dsSav.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.
Best Of Sacks are Bad When They
Ache; Florence People Know 1t

A bad back tS always bad.
Bad at night when bedtime comes,
Just a. bad In the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for 1t
Know they cure backache-cure
every kidney i'll?
II you don't, some Florence peo.
pie do.
Read a case Of 1t:
Mrs. Peter Krep. of 507 Petroleum
Avenue, Florence, Colo. says: "Mr.
KreIs has had troubles with his kid.
neys for great many years, and the
symptom which caused him the mos,
annoyance WAS backache and soreness
across his loins. At night. when he
would lie down hc complained the
most. aud though at such times his
back was especially painful, he was
greatly inconvenienced mornings as
there was u great deal of lAmeness
and soreness to contend with. He
tried various kinds Of remedies but
without success. Finally Doan's Kid.
ney Pills were brought to his notice
and he procured them at Daniels
drug store, used them AS directed
and resolved great amount Of good
Not only did he find pronip and thor
ough relief from tho pain, lsmencss
and soreness in his back, but tho 40
cretions from his kidneys which had
been cloudy and heavy were restored
TO their natural condition. He
thinks very highly Of DoAn's Kidney
Pills and recommends them very
strongly"
For aala by all dealers. Price 10
centA 1sstcr.Milbum Co., Buffalo,
New Yalk, sole agents fer thc United
Rs~asber the nsmo-Doars-and
take no otier. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
ALI THE WORLD

knows that Ballard's snow Lniment
has no superior for Rheumatism, stin
joints, Outs, Sprains, Lumbago and
all pains Boy 1t, try It and you
will always use it. Anybody who
has used Billiards. Snow Liniment ID
. living proof Of what it does. All
we ask Of you is to get trial bottle.
Price 95c, 50c and e1.O0. Sold by
Yelton Drug company. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

The BlAncy OIL, Gas and r. Co. /.
who have boon operating OH the state
land near tho river. lave decided to
soil part or all Of their machinery.
consisting Of icrrlcks. boilers and
engincs, casing. tubing drilling tools,
pumping outfit, ca6ica. sand lines.
one procuding oil we'll and loase on 70
Acms and one block Of lots.
We wish to sell this property In.
side Of thirty days from date.
$50 L. BLANEY. Pres. and Mgr.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
Raek to cha uta ,,q ua oreunds.

Garten's hack will leave here com
mencing Friday morning, leaving the
Fint National bank corner at seven
O'Clock. leaving Canon ut p. IN.
returning; leaving again Mt Z p. m.
and returning at 10 p. IN Round
trip 6Oc from the bank corner to the
grounda - "a. i7-20x
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
PURCHASE BUSINESS "A. p.
company,

EAston aud J. J. Mellor have pur-
chased grocery business in Greeley
aud Mr.. Mellor will leave next week
to assume cllarae. He expects to ar
rive In that city next Thursdxy.
THIS means one less Of the old time
business firms In Coal Crock to re.
xume business. Mr.. Mellor has 10.
signed As. postmaster At Goal Creek
also and successor will be appoint
oil in his 1lnAd.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
GOING FISHING Harry

GOING FISHING Harry Wat.
kin sand Olias. CavAnaugh and party
are headed for Beaver for a week,
hshinR. Mr.. CavAnaugh is coming
mp from Portland to join the party.
Harry has recently been under the
weather and hopes an outing will dc
him good.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
Couattpa2iSa. Z,

For constipation there is nothing
quite no nice as Chamberlain's Is
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. They
produce pleasant movement Of the
bowels, without shy disagreeable
oiYect. Price 20 cents.' Samples
FREQ at Daniels Drug Stoys. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

DIED-Josie vendetti, the 7.year.
old daughter Of Joe Vendetta died
last evening At her home In Williams.
burg from scarletInH. Interment wa1
made In the Highland cemetery 10.
day. The remains were taken In
charge by the Deibert Uhdertak ing
company. -
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

GOING FISHING-A great many
Florentines will go out on Beaver
tonight and early tomorrow morning
to try their luck angling for the
speckled beauties.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

MOTHER LOw-word from tho
MSReynolds brothers WHO went back
to Missouri to seo their mother who
Is not expected to live is to the effect
that she is not improved and may
not survive many days. -s .s-
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

CLEANING UP-Alf Salmon has
beer removing the rubbish from the
remains Of his property at Coal
Crock. The Colorado Supply com.
pany 10 also having rubbish OF their
building removed preparatory to putt.
ing up another building.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

REPLATTING-Civil Engineer A
B. McFall and assistant has been
engaged in the work Of plating Coal
Greek lots according to the plat on
fle In the records at the court house
in Canon City. .-'t-
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

MORE IMPROVEMENTS While
the United OIL company at this place
nave eben actively engaged in build
ing and remodeling many Of the build
ings In the yards the past nine
months, they have only fairly begun.
Superintendent Robinson says that
there Is fully one years more work
before needed improvements will all
be completed. One Of the improve
ments now under contemplation Is
that of building a new Oil cistern In
place Of one in the yards that has a
crack In it and all efforts to repair
1t would be fruitless. It. has been
standing for nine years and was built
Of brick and concrete. It seems the
only way to repair It is with new
one. A decided Improvement has
been made in the appearance Of the
yards and with the new arrangement
worked ont by Mr.. Robinson things
will be q whole lot more convenient
for the operation Of the plant. The
new wax department will not be ready
for business for about month but
when it does commence business 1t
will add other products to the output
Of the company here and will en-
ploy some more mon. At present all
the product Of the company is going
out az fast as they can produce 1t.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
REDECKED BRIDGE
Street

z REDECKED BRIDGE = Street
Commissioner Evans yesterday redeck-
ed the Fifth street bridge across Sand
creek. Next week the bridges across
the same strsam OH Third and Fourth
street will be redecked.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

LOW RATES-A general reduction
Of rates East have now gone into
effect We prefer to go to a higher
altitude and enjoy the "coolth" Of
the mountains.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

MOVED. v. LAndson and
family have moved their plaO Of res
idencc from the bakery to the Bailey
terrace on Robinson avcnue.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
GOOD COLLECTIONs-

GOOD COLLECTIONS-The water
rent has come in very satisfactory to
thu. city authorities. Nearly as much
hes been collected as last period.
there being now nearly s5, 900 paid In.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
PROBABLE VERDICT

may be the verdict In the Haywood
case: Some low lived criminal
work was done. and somebody has
been doing some tall lying about it.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
Excursions 1ii

Chicago, st. Louis and interms-
diate points and return, one fare
plus $2 90. Minimum rate 319 rs.
On sale July 10, 20 and 2l. Final
limit Dot. 81.
San Francisco, Los Angeles or
6auDiego and return, $50 90, via
Portland one direction, $63.5O. On
sale to. Sept. Is. Final limit Oct
Slst.
A. g. PALMER,
W.. Agent.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

WILL PREACH-w. B. Baker OF
Sterling, ILL.,. will preach at the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening. Everybody invited.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

The Tribune small ads bring ~.
sulfs. Sell whst yos don't want
and bay sonstling you need.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
LOCAL AND oTlisRwmR

NEW vEHlCLEs-T. ". Roberts
has 3uss s.loadsd some raw ysAielsa
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

II pays to advertise your wants In
Tho Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
q. and Herbert Miller, Nm. =. No.

\. and Herbert miller. Nm. =. No
Clelland and children and MiM Katie
Hughes leave for a>week's outing at
-spaulding. Nrs. H. Lisgstt, who
Il here from Slater, No. visiting
her ear. will also b Z member Of the
party Ono of the Miller boys ha,
some claims In the district which he
Will look after and al Of the party
will have = splendid week In thu
.'ooolth" Of tho higher altitude.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

A CURIOSITY - A curiosity in
tie shape Of a wooden foot IL on ex-
hibition as the grocery department.
Of Hadleys store.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

REHUILDtN0-John Il Plant o.
Florence bsgsn To-Day On the work Of
rebuildins Ben Lippis' building ~
Coal Creek.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

QUIET WEEK This has bean an
unusually quist weak In pollos clr.
eisa, very fsw ARRESTS bsins made.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20

DOJND FOB sPAULDiN0-
Xsaday morning George Lissstt and
1Assijy, Q. O. Tsdford aud family, =.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-20
1oTTsNos AsoUT TOWN

I 1OTT5N0o ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE I
1seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeee@A
NEW vEHlCLEs-T. ". Roberts
has 3uss saloadsd sons nav vsAielsa
QUIET wEHK-This has bean IN
unusually quist weak In pollos clr.
ciss, very fsw ARRESTS bsins made.
REHUILDiN0-John u Plant o.
Florence bsssn today On the work Of
rebuilding Ben Lippis' building ~
Coal Greek
A CURIOSITY - A curiosity in
the shape Of wooden foot il on ex-
hibition at the grocery department.
Of Hadleys store.
Moved. v. LAndson and
family have moved their plsO Of res
idenoc from the bakery to the Bailey
terrace on Robinson avonue.
WILL PREACH-w. B. Baker Of
Sterling, ILL.,, will preach at the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening. Everybody invited.
LOW RATEs-A general reduction
Of rates East have now gone into
effect We prefer to go to higher
altitude and enjoy the "coolth" Of
the mountains.
GOING FISHING-A great many
Florentines will go out on Beaver
tonight and early tomorrow morning
to try their luck angling for the
speckled beauties.
PROBABLE VERDICT - This
may be the verdict In the Haywood
case: Some low-lived criminal
work was done. and somebody has
been doing some tall lying about 1t.
GOOD COLLECTIONs-The water
rent has come in very satisfactory to
thu. city authorities. Nearly as much
hes been collected as last period.
there being now nearly 1000 paid In.
REDECKED BRIDGE - Street
Commissioner Evans yesterday redeck-
ed the Fifth street bridge across Sand
creek. Next week the bridges across
the same stream OH Third and Fourth
street will be redecked.
REPLATTING-Civil Engineer A |
B. McFall and assistant has been
engaged in the work Of plating Coal
Greek lots according to the plat on
ale In the records at the court house
in Canon City. e+i-
MOTHER LOw-word from tho
brothers WHO went back
10 Missouri to SEQ their mother who
ID not expected to live is to the effect
that she is not improved and may
not survive many days. ~
CLEANING UP-Alf Salmon has
bser removing the rubbish from the
Of his property at Coal
Crock. The Colorado Supply COM
pany 10 also having rubbish Of their
removed preparatory to putt
ing up another building.
GOING FISHING Harry Wat.
kin sand Clas. Cavanaugh and party
are headed for Beaver for a weeks
fishing. Mr.. CavAnaugh Is coming
mp from Portland to join the party.
Harry has recently been una,r the
weather aud hopes an outing will do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
Scnrn Setnt.

IS fiurb an 10. MoUember 1907 .Senrn seim.
~aclietier @nttc bon 9faredretha Gein, i'm Ilier
bon II Sabreit o Wtoraten NIB IS 1aeclt. Sic
Heerhtaulg finoet Treltag, . llbr 9iadmtttaes,
bon feiner Iebtel 9fobnitita. 9tr. 30, SiiosShrns
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,Srelinoe Der ,SamtIic lhtrn9soou einselaoeIl
iun. pitte feline YIuncft. t32i-U
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sbreau Der northumberland ommivdre re,

u = u ~ / I, ~. TtuUtHtuNI ttbt.
Separate periicselte Nuroeruns .Muaebste. nic
on ber p@oaro Of Iiporhs" III 6dnbcu oea
Sinot:sieeiiiratrrs SIT nbrcfiiren filth. iperocu
his Wittmpdl, ben 4. Seseutbcr 1907. Icrniit'
tags II llbr. BON Dem Stnbts9teaiiirator in lei,
nert 9iireal i'm Ratbbaiife ~ertecaen ,aencnrr1el,
fit bds Setelt bon Malolieinel, 2eeen bon
Soiieu NIB 9ieupiIniterune init @ituIifbic Der
%. etrabe, bon oer Cal bis sur Grcntpra'
Strdsc.
Spe;iiifntionen liiio Iigcbots.% ,Sormnlure ,per'
aen diii Gerlungen ror hiefem @iiredu a~etiefert.
no IIdnc uno @rntoriie c~benfaas einacicbcl
iperocft foflren.
Gin beelnubister Gbed in Sobe hes in ben
Snesiiifationen nnaegebenen Setrdaes. aabIbdr
an ben mfnnpr NIB Stdotrath bon Baltimore,
n,ui, ieSem gneebot h~eigeiiiat ieiit. " 2
sSd5. 8. Smith,
1rdi& ent Der GtrdRenhurhhr,ihssg onliuiifion
-. Gageur I. Huhc~r& 8
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4. Varrh Wsabcof, :
Grdiioent Der Goutrattperpeburas s0eb1rSe.
(sop21 90, 1896 20, q, 1890, Ged2,S) :
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yurraiuc.
Molsrt,f. - g~arfartta. - Srtsbltd,.

MlaItrtIf. VarFarttg. = Nrfebltd.
NeftIid bon g9albroof cine lino cine babe
WeiIe. Wipnnt Soft gSdagonS nuo 2orraitles
gSaeepu bircft bis 6um @inaana. @eioe 1e,
Iepbonc. StahtsNiireau I'M 5,peiten SIur oss
-1lnicn 1rnit"sSebauoe, Gtarles. nne i1aqette'
StraRr. (Mai4 tS.I&Sl e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
@cfanntmad)ungen
VHrean Der prii MISUNDERSTANDING fir Sas 5tner.
Trp1rteWeut.

Wultt III re, ben II. 9ippcinber 1907.
IN lleberetuitimuiina init Dem gbthuttt =
Der aut !. Seiember 1899 linter;eidflefer Scfi
nrsnllia miro cine Vrtiuna iir Gruennnnaen
III bent Ttenit i'm Sener'I epartemcn Der stabt
Baltimore mn pber nngcinhr ait IT. 1eSember
1907 fir SteluitaeH ais Gferf. 8iiIfss9fafhifis
ten mo VrobeIenie nbacbnIiel merneii.
stGe Grpenniitaelt initiiei Hdch Serttnit IttS
@raidburfeit geiludf iucrheit. bic biirt crnpc'
i'm siniieLuria i'm SieItiic miiien auf Soru,'
idrer aentndht ,pereer, bic bon bent Seiretdr
Der Eriifunasbeb1roc hes Observation-Disclosures.
1iatbhnie. aui g,erlnlaen a~elicfert ipereen. Ses
iiidbe rHiiifct Mint lplter. oils am 7. December
1907 i'm Yiireau hc5 ,ieicrsS epuriemcrt3,
Nnibbdns, eingcrciht ircrbci1.
Yin Au'irage OCT Sebbrhc
y. u. @iltinfcu. +;
t326) Scfretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22

Mrmlanb's tiirfiide SGocr,
Ganitatle. @ebauSe, qoita,nt sesea. etets pfien.
tNua22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
Qunoun : Yarf = Cemetery.

YRrrau: Nr. II, Welt. saratpgasetrdRe, unb
oaupt.Etuaana, Grenerid.Moao:
ttarGbuibpldte BON $25 an inter bettditoteer
suffidt. S6nittblumeu. 8epinhe. Ytiansct etc.
iperoen I'M 1reibbnufe ant S%nupt.siiieal9 ses
futbeu. llufer Igent miro penn eeipiinfnt.
ocrfpreden. tS2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22

Nreitas, oeu ~. Hopcmber 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
per Qeutf6e eorrefponoen!

gsih6itsfhhret 6. ". Setus, @obnine:
6. & q. 12l W g9aIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
In licbcnbcr GrinMcrnna

an unfercn eeGiebten @attcr mo &ater
Suhaunes Habenan,
ioeIder bcnte Dor orei SGbren. AM -. J'opcnl
Der 1904, aeitprheu. aher nidt oeraeieu 1T.
Tu hift nad rielen bdrteu Sdbnter5eu
Non SeineH Yiehen fortgecilt,
3te aI' nit ioraeroolem 9er6ett
Gle AraHfheit bdtten germ aebetlf.
Sod aitoers mars bel Dem beihlofcir.
IN oelien &nnh mir vile iiro. ,
t3eiuiomct bon Ieiter
(32G) 8attin uno Ginoeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-22
Waraarctba SDflidl.

IS iiarh om 20. gtonembcr 1907, ltm 1880
fobnce 4. 8. &olf. 9tr. 1913, Jtpros Sultons
Apenlle. Maranrctbe Sbiiid, i'm Filter nor Is
[abrcn 1 Monutcu ino s Hagen. Bic 8eerbis
qltilp fiuoct samitag, ben %. 9inpember, unt
3 ubr Nncbmitinae. hon phiecr ISobrtlne aus
rad Der n~l3eiterr Cemetery" flait, Seifets
6lng p%ripdtiln.
Ut. 4anI una. Siiapater. Wiiitrt.. 3ctiungeD
molten uef[. Copircn. 1925 -
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8. 9ilgartner 4 s6bue,
26armor- uno @ranit-@erR

CIR. 714-7tS, @eit'@e. timtrcitr,
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Cine srsAe AmS,paNl sSn
Granit' tino Wlarmsr Nonauieafen
sad bes nesshes Qntssrfes ttetS asi eases.
q. & g. eoutb t6t. Ab. Henrtelfa u,
(Sunit0.1N
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Catherine Sclomann.

IS ftarb pl1tIid am 20. 9ioocmber 1907. Inn
7.i1 lbr lEorgeus, Catherine 6elomann, 81
Sabre alt. geliebte Satin hes beritorbeleu
Ibilia Selontanl. TcrIpanote uno Sreunoe iino
eineeltiSen, Der 8eerotguue bei5uruobnen. pelte
am 5reitaa, gintymittags .1s3 llbr. bon ibrer
98obnllra. Dir. 1896. Bennfplnnnia s%9tperie. aus
ftattfitoet. 8eifeBtna prioatim.
(Neps gorfcr 3eiiun8en lpoaeu s%eidui9it Coz
nirs, IIDn-bl .
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yepnarb Wcis.

IS itarb on 10. Hoocutber 1907 i'll ieincr
gSobnuna. gr. 2l2o. WturaaStrase. Hcpnaro
@sis, ~acliebter @ntte bon 5rarceS geis. i'm
oct Sreitas, rs llbr &ormittaes. bon ncr oben
qcnnttntcn 9Sobnung ans ftatt, II. Damn mad Der
ct. 1dlobnseGirtbe, io tim $40 llbr HpriHit:
iaes cine Atcauiem,9Etifc iilr oaS sell ietItcr
Scetc ccIebrtrt iptrb. Betfesulg prtpattn.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-07
EXPECTS SINNERS
TO Be IN HEAVEN

CHICAGO, June Missionary work
for the salvation OF souls will not stop
on earth, but viii so right on with in
creasing ardor and enthusiasm in hea-
ven, Bishop Samuel Fallows. Of St.
Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church as
sec1s
The missionary work In heaven. he
SAID, VIII be carried on for the benefit
OF souls inhaDiting the multitude of
other worlds than the planet Earth. and
ne warned his congregation that Il
might as well be prepared TO con
tribute literally to the missionary funds
20 be collected in Paradise
A great and good bishop once said
mat he viii be glad when he gets 10
heaven. because there he won't have
TO take up collections" began Bishop
Fallows. While he was a good and
sanity man, 1 am not 50 sure that the
Dishop was correct in his surmise.
am not so sure we Won't have to
take up collections In heaven. L believe
We shall have 10 do a great deal OF
missionary work in the other world.
Ihere probably are many other worlds
ana millions of ether souls in need OF
redemption from sin than those living
on this little globe called Earth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-07
NEGROES FRIENDS
MEETING TODAY
Southern School Represen-
tatiVeS Gather to Elect
Officers.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June THE
trustees of the Jeanes fund for rudi-
mentary schools for Southern negroes.
who are meeting today In this city, will
elect officers and provide for the estab-
lishment of permanent headquarters.
Among the trustees are Secretary OF
War Taft; George Foster Peabody and
George McAneny, OF New York; DR..
Frisse1 and Robert Motion. Of Hampton:
DR.. Washington, Of Tuskegee; James c.
Napier. of Nashville; Abraham Grant
OF Kansas City; James II. billiard. Of
New Orleans; Robert /. Smith, OF Paris,
Tex; Bolton Gilreath. OF Birmingham
Ala, and Samuel c. Mitchell, Of Rich
mond. 1t is announced hat the place
of general agent had been offered TO
Prof. James II. billiard, of New Orleans,
and that he was seriously considering
accepting It.
He will make known his decision to-
day.
Headquarters will be established either
at Montgomery or Atlanta, Ga, the
former place seeming to have the pref
erence
In speaking Of the objects OF the fund,
DR.. Frissell OF Hampton. said
Our great idea is cooperation with
those of1cials of the States who are
trying 10 provide rudimentary educa-
ton for the negroes With the funds
we had. we succeeded in Iengthening
the school terms in some places, and in
other cases we encoura ged and assisted
in the building OF new schools. We
have no intention of starting independ-
ent schools"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-07
Woman Valued $4,000
More Than Old Husband

DENVER, June 7.-Offersd the choice
between 500 and her aged husband.
a veteran of the civil war. Mrs. Annie
b. Ketchum took the money, and left
the man who had supported her through
many years, helpless ard burdened with
debt. This was the statement OF Col
Reuben A. Ketchum. the husband. in
the divorce proceedings which he had
Instituted, before Judge H. L. Shattuck.
Almost eighty years old, Colonel
Ketchum. wearing a suit OF faded blue.
hobbled TO tie witness stand and in a
quavering voice told his story. He was
married eighteen years ago in Brodhead.
Wis. For seventeen years he turned
over his earnings to his wife and they
lived happily until a year ago. when
Mrs. ketchums brother wrote her. say
ing that II she would come and live