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For S4lt good Jersey milch COW. Civ
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For Sale-One-half dozen fancy Brown Leg
norn coCkerels. Birds from prize taking pens.
Best laying strains. j. L. Carter, Phone, 1897
Farmers:
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National League standing.
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race five.oiRhth mile
Raleigh. 104 (Ricel. \ TO 3, won
Hainade. los. second. Rhinestone
100. third. Time. 1902.
Second race, quarter mile
KInders. i0i 90. Duganl. 4 20 l.
won; GalveEtonlan 10, second
Maia. 1906, third Time. i:i5 10.
Third race. one mile and fifty
Eduardo. f07 "a. SMITH
2 TO 1. won. Corrigan, no. second
Balvoir. 10. third Time. 1.ii IS
Fourth race. three.quarter mile
Gov. Orman. lOG (Fisher). 3 To 1,
won. Head Dance. iOS. second.
e. NJ Brattain iiS, third. Time,
ia 3.5.
Fifth race. one mile and fifty
yarda-Jocund. 10 (ButwelD, : "a
/. won. Waswlft. 10. second; Mas.
"a. LOG. third Time. 1913 as.
Sixth race, eleven. sixteenths
miIe-Truo WING. f05 Gross. 10
10 ]. won Ethel Day, 1906. second /.
Goasiper. 1906. third Time. 1906 50.
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Tofuorfuu the NapFFtoFN open
ihrir season uifk Fprt IAufou At
The Fnrt On April = the Supporters
play ~ Townsend. on Aprti -
iiaiiafd. "a Map s. ntehmuud'n
Ksiuicrns On Ma Il. suohontizh:
on MAJ -. aheifuu. % Ma 20.
Vail CITY. ga June 2. RYaua Raiu.
irfs. ON luna ,. ~ fueueond !.
and 90 Juae if. shelton
The ilne hns tofnoffaN vii be
aa fellows
sansriofs 10. ssss. %
Miller. ss keppler. 3D. ilizgin.
hottofn. II. Anderson. 81. soudeF.
n. FrYhefE, G McfSinsle 81 John.
aDu. o. phsrutnn. sub
Fort IAwtou johnson. n. MI.
isf. -. site. %. kifth, II Oakea.
II Bssoo. n. kagea. { Nefioe. p
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FANS EXPECTED TO TURN our
en- MAssE TO BOOST SEAT
TLE IN EVERETT oAME-rHE
LOCAL LINE Up.

This morning puuiAle's hlrcllnsa
had their FINAL Workout before TIE
same With Everett this afternoon
f'earlng lfouneIne az tho hands
Of NeNmaus uppish crowd 90 svui-
rfogeshes the round eu- had his
nicu working hard % So ln aha 30
Yesterday afternoon he lined his
Nannigsns aud his regulars un bat
- h. keri sN ltehlng players tho
Nannisans wefr Regulars and The
Regulars NanniEana psfore he sol
through
iisgrinhotham n billed Go pitch
ore ~ the two sRmes hrre fnf f,N.
eFett aua Jesse Stnvall viii. in All
probability nckiv the ether Roth
at THESE boys are capable VI hcntiuE
the best in She business and their
shoots MAY worry nug'H swinEsfs
seoie
A bis crowd IL expected tamnf-
FeW. The first sunday same ~ the
seer = sure 10 make the fans feel
TIE sfrefching. and healthy Fatr re-
setnts are rxpested BY pnE al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
SNAPSHOTS
At TIE ATHLETIC WORLD
BASEBALL GOSSIP - JACK
PsLMER's EXCUSE.

Jim p<l~laniy. q Cincinnati dis
card, ao4 a thirteen tftninn same
far the ~ Iauis Aaaericaha aGainst
TIE ~ Louis Natiouals Whirh
Eaes - pFuve al a Slayer has a.
% q afina l. 90 st hIa walking
papers ffnm the Resls
Over EtQp eo9 worth ~ hail play
eFs were on an Atlanta diamond n,
ufse tay y heu ~ New York Ainsri-
cans bfopkiyu ana part 81 the
Cleveland team we're pfacticinE-
washington Senators Join in ths
haFd iuTk cry Hl kman has a
Nreneiasa knse. Wtison has e bad
sfskie nd = hcii hiss Jonea
iIstHss peitr -pits~burger. with
Tire faghgfn rolee. has A>siuiisig d.
eta~d nas 10 play filth The t4ouis-
Vile tat9uris lie eiii captain and
manage = ft0riauaii setui-pr9
The National Bhiiard AAagei atinm
has pot rs q y. 0n ths aSaatea
standing 81 Calvin pwufar0at. crack
Billiard player
as~a Huff. aghletie DIRECTOR ~ the
University % Illinois,. has declined
Go taste the leuan handed MIN ~
John I Taxlur ID the shape of an
offer % nannwe the Boston Anaeri-
cans
ktt Herman has bought 3 81 600
fiouts a. fhieaKn And aolHr people
Hafd ~ aaa foolish 70 fixhf Gaaa
plueeaE aalatY with the Boston :
Il S1.se9 Jimmy Coliins pockets
$500. Can ypa see ~
tart Palmer 30 the front with an
excuse for hia wailorlnE ~ Les An
4elsk ii = a. tho climate h. aara.
The fo3liiEhis Tor Mike roufn ~
says Mike has eKaiu jumped ths
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DUG EXPECTS A BIG
CROWD TOMORROW

though he says ne doesn't eafe any
thiuf ahnug that Why naEi
Tho local manaHfT Il having hia
troubles dccidinE uren bis line up.
Ed Hickey ami Hob GenuefN are
NOT here vet "a nuKs iufieid il =
doubtful auautify The eailiela +
an flshg aud behind the bat things
art satisfactory. Weigh. Walsh and
Hansen were put down Us the dope
book a. pitch to-day. leaving Alien.
Chrtalicf llafsiun Met3fuEaf aud
others Tor tonlus row.
A. thiuEa laos, nov, the fans Who
take aas IT tbs SABBATH a.
turn nui tomorrow Win flnd the
faliowtHs Ia the game STANLEY. g.
Antn. ~ hallAskNN4 ID sta IA.
n'Afuuud aa Wright. ah Hnsa.
1f nvvHnAn. r t'uamofe r. Not
a had nue-up ln ifaeifi tut With
geometry and fd Hickey ia the
eauts e would be naah stronger t.
SAY nothing 81 how things would
iouk II Charley pay q wafe al hand
So eapgRin the team and n'3F the
cutfisld
This man cndmeFe she VIII TIT
pogieR shoes ~ ri9ht. haWevsf.
looks Ike . sure egaaeh fina Yes
iereny be pulled ~ All kinds nf flee
in that dtffieuif sun field. and he
has a uire style ut the bat WliseS.
Ne extra putfleldef. atan laeka Essed.
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FAY FOR THE IN

George Shredder la after Joe Fay.
the speedy little Infieider eho was
80 popular Ia Tacoma several years
ago Fay Is ia business ia Port
land. playing Sunday bail with q
leading amatauF club Shredder
seems 10 be afraid that his present
lineup ia not strong enough and
he Is keeping the wires hot for
live players
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won, Hypsfbole. Ill. second. Nc.
AlIiater. 10. third. Time. IL 4b.
Second race, nine aixtoenthn mile
Rose DAILY. i01 fnulaaal. . 20 s.
won. orlandot, iUA. second Edna
Mofler. t0a. third Time 81 IS.
rhlrd race. one mile Kara. iQi
CLeei. even. Won uaaaF khaYYam.
iai. second. Il ,. Williams. los.
third Time. III -
Fourth race. one and eneetEhth
Rather Royal. las li.eel.
10 2. won. Laeaehe. -. second.
Macbeth. -. third Tinse.iht
Firth race. nihe.hlxtcsnths mile
Backes Brigade. f0s fGausel1. II
to 10. won Dick ltese. TO-. second /.
Col BRADY. Ito. third Time. IS IS.
Sixth race. one and eHe4eiEhth
mlie--,sFolr FalHe. fez Taylor
n 10 10. won. John Aeliflae. ioi.
eeeund. Gull. IS. third Time. l s.
Is
Seventh rnee. ftfeselahtha mile
PFinee Hfnsta. Ia lnaifl. ? 10 Z,
Won. kohinour. IL. eeoohd Miss
Leeds. los. third Time. tlnl 10
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tsesttis STAR Exclusive SerVies.l
PORTLAND. April i1-ro hear
-fnaxe Walter MeCrVciie tel a.
the penant race 81 the Pacific Coast
leaEae for 1907 - a. good a. over.
He. with the aid ~ bis team. ex.
poets 70 win the raE
And Mae Il quite a foxy Old base
ball header.
This year MeCFee8ie h pntting
q lot q faith ia A iot 81 hustiing
Youngsters that he has gathered up
from the bushes. Ne expects %
roand nat 4 uhlTiwind Organization
that will naake the seals. the Com.
fnuters and the Angels hook 10 their
iAurels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
RIFLE AND REVOLVER
CLUB ORGANIZED

The Seattle Rife and Revolver
aaaneia tinu vas ORGANIZED last
niFhl At . nesting called IN the
Halter building The local nrEanl.
nation - arfiiiatwd with the Nation.
al Rife amaoel atiun Of America.
which haa branches ia ali parts os
the country
The following Officers Were eject
81 last night j. y Parkinson.
president " A Hardy. vice pfesl-
dent james eiibaau. secretary. A
~ Babe#. treasurer ] u. Darling
ton. executive officer
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A SUCCESS

The Y. n. g A athletic exhlhitiou
It ths 0raud orsra heHMe last
niehf proved al enfiF~ saes'uNa and
These Uho attended gaw mumathiaa
Hssi8~alv mefsb srsiuE.
The pFugraFn wHs a varied one
aud lnNiaAad many latsrsstitm fua.
tnFes ~ A. Hn~ard wen th9 xelH
medal affsrrd the aaAn usakits the
hgNhHHi uuiHtrF ~ puiuta ~ the
gnuuaEiliee events. uakinE ~
paints = - Atsuod and f..suts
ffsHe made points each and wins
fussk third eifh
= ~ fssfthlauns was awarded
first faaes Co lhs duu,h- bell dfiii
utth Clyde iiiain aseend
EfeFY event uas arcurdsd liberal
app'auss ard che rshibitiyu. ehieh
- The rlsHgh az thnas given annuals
IS - the = NJ g. A. Nas enr q
the Hseas sueesssiul in ths efssnirs.
ftann hiesafF
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when be IL ready 70 unwind himself
and send a hat one toward The bat
ter
From the looks II things It's Eo-
Ing 90 be suif ball this time tiens
be- says be win have thla famous
delivery under good nautfui this
ssasou and Manager Mef ieakey is
dsuendiHg on him u hslp 1T Louis
Make q efsailahie sho3inR.
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FACULTY BARS
BRADLEY G|SH

At the iaaf minnie Hraiify gish.
the star high school quarter nitlsf,
ard Wlnuef - the Coz medal for
two year, waa notified that he
esaiH not safef tie hifh 81 huol iH.
tsf=eiass tfask meet which Il being
fua ar this aftrrEnuu. t,lsh aud
MeAiirr. the two beat quartei
HfiFfs ia the school. we're both
barred ff-om rofnpeiiHE ~ study
regulations Thls mrana that Giah
iusss his ehaaes 20 ever gain fi9f-
manenf fsesesseirn ~ the medal
which Enea a. the man who wins u
three times N saccersion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
JUDGE" M'CREEDIE
EXPECTS TO WIN

NeCrcsdlsa opponsnss DO not
think Ia the same strain as the
P0rtlandef They believe hIs az
Eregatioa ~ Yoaus atefs have bot
20 tcarn about hass hzli fineakee.
and while the4 are learning the
other teamn viii establish ! Lead
over them that the Giants @tii finsi
hard 10 overcome when the SEASON
commences to kneN old
hut Mccresaie aasa aes believe
that the other fciinwe viii leave
htm behind az the satssf
We have the fastest aKKfenatlan
Ia the orKAnlaAfiou. ha declares
And whai IL aaFe. there IL No
diaxfumtud ones In our lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
PLACE MAY LEAVE
FOOTBALL FOR LAW

Nlrtpg riaee the University II
Washington football euaNh. may de-
rtsie % give ap athletic Angh aad
enter the practice ~ Iam ID this
rliY Thr uHiNsFaisy enhancement -
very an01ous a. retain FiAee. and
siss eoseh has not KlSea = final
Dufnlan
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hoMRIillNo INV.

Carpets scientifically cieanc6 b.
the air process. removing every
particle 81 dirt without the slightest
injury. II not only thoroughly
cleans. bat bfiKhtens up the dead
euiorn Fuaty wursy Rus Co.
Phones. lad. T37s. Queen Anne
iazg SO
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An illustrated booklet containing
the Views Of leaders 0f public opin.
ion on this subject Letters from
the most eminent and progressive
people Of this state. Sent free on
application Arthur A. Wright. ans
Queen Anne ny, Seattle. Wash. 80
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FELLOWS
COST SOME

AZ ilio time for me openiuF RI fhs
SEASON approaches aud enc teams
brFin o. show thor Hfrfu Ffh. that
Aberdeen aggregation ip1mr up HH
more and more dangerous Mana
ger Brown A. certainty settling thH
pace FOR high -Halsrled artists
Jack Hickey Arthur HiEFius
i.atham. Pat MeanY Eddie Houae-
hoidaf Eddie Van liufen. AnaE Az
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ssaodlns " Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AZ Waahinrtnn Washington
NcN York game postponed. rain.
At St Louis 81 Louis Chicago
game postponed. cold weather.
Al rhilaaelpaia BoatoB Phila
deiuhla game postponed. rain.
At Detroit - Detroit Cleveland
game postponed. rain.
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COULD NOT
FLOOR HIM

Last ul9hrs tirht hstwssa aessss
Meme4c aHd -t'SEians tahnn1
Thompson 81 fsgs AnRries. proved
ta be- = farce - fhn Fu8af brutal
kind. ThunsNann wna battered All
ever the rinN Ter - fuuHas Manl.
Sic beating him ims0 5 pulp mlths
ouf being abie - pat hlas Bas
While f01uded ~ AZ 81 Be hards
~ recognizable. JhafmHaAa keff
tGmin9 hask for mere. nfagsH4 hia
right a. The tstls - ths haulan
ranchinE has Masaete uaa GiFrn
fhr DECISION
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HONOLULU. April is~Austra-
iian adVieea eay that taes Johnson.
the negro puelliHt T. going 10 marry
sFesifhy ~hlts Hifi . Australia
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st LOUIS. No. Apfii Heres
rltehsf y Z. neFbc ~ The 81 Louis
Nationals. casrht IN the act Exefy
nerve ln his bedJ 10 ~ snapYiuE ten.
sian he = "A tbe critical ssc1ud
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NEW ORLEANS.
CREMATION on THg DEAD.

First race. thrco-quarter mile
Vohoeme. iOi CPickens). 2 10 I.
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tilsmts. ana l. hslnGnN r. manana
the eosppanY il watch ii. Mlfe il
playing he donst have 10 alxn an
aeti+beeF eoutfAeE q. MS Hsa issh
H~yvatnsn men fined - pr ~
nestnu fer kfpnsolinK q prise fIshf
srefus 20 Put ths kinnsh ga the ssHsla
in that city
Thos Husstou. - taaiH natlnaai
gc1i ehamuicn. ts Euink after bill
iard houafa
With he SIGNING II aea Davis.
fhe cha rurtnn White sex are nos
intact
Tttr prs ssasor showing ~ Az
n1ffrfhin Indicates IHsfsharF ssssass
no ffisfahs Ia lrkfiua HlsHaas azzi.
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Good plumbing essential 20
Health Thaf ~ the Kind done br
Geo IL WOodhouso Co. ~ Unl.
ysfslty g. Call up Main 90. iud
81 sss
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A loose Joint or a lsakY pipe IL
sometimes costly pFuposiiiou. Let
uH ftx Il At ones g. III Brow n
q Co. 81 Pine It. Both Phones
sas
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Batteries --Gray. nerTvmsn and
Hogan Reed. HcsdY and Barkcst
Umpire fpftne
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Dent throw away your cd
Clothes. Have them cleaned 70
Ioot Ike rev ~ the PaEtAtoriurn.
Cali % Naln tofs 80
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League standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r. ". "
Boston ssss.s.sssssss
Brooklyn .ss4.s..ss.ssG
batteries Young and Ncedham.
strickleft and Butler. Umpire
Rigler
At New York Philadelphia New
York game postponed. rain.
AZ Cincinnati--CincinnRti.Pitis.
burg game postponed on account
Of cold weather and wet grounds.
Al Chicago 81 Louis Chicago
game postponed. rain.
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CAN THIS Be TN

Under ne hssa =
Kind - the fimi.Ifss
y Detroit paper - lsisa
thai haf fhs ifaassI - E
20 Hif feff -. 2
for ths indicator "a. -
Hith being -. -
ffpaf hahis felloz 80 e.ss
shooter : ia ,
- ihuiabf enc ali,. g..
iihH hr iie same "a
lead ihat wild eyed B.,,.. - II
90 the fled every flas
ball Nas faiied aesIss
men ard usea - fstz =
~ ~ lhs graz inaass
The WashlnEls "a Pc -
COMPANY has 4 line :. e
Trunk railroad.
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BUTTE. aoat. April Is Daring
The past "a hours Tires ssinane
were heldup IN this cts
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Olympia Market

lis Pike 81. saves half faur meat
biils Try them aud see 49,
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Then - bay a ilasiand LOT from n
Cooper Willis. 80 Colnlaa Bids
sss
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With Only Twelve More Pay


TITLE PRopoRToNATE LAND.
YOURSELF
IN THE PROFITS AND INCREASED
BECOMING IN OLYMPIC NsEsihnHi
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defagn ana Jala ssrs.k
fatilef efreasisa y. i - :. -
80 To- The smallest ~ I =
ruii NJ n s
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Her Clever Device.

Two stylishly costumed young
women entered a standing room
only" car. Glancing along the lines
of seated passengers, the prettier of
the pair bowed formally, but sweet
ly, to young man.
The young man, across whose
face puzzled expression fitted,
Immediately raised his hat and a
moment later rose and rendered his
seat to the lady.
"Who is that?" the latter's COM
panion asked as he left the car
soon afterward.
'Haven't the faintest idea," was
the reply.
"But you bowed to him."
certainly. That's a rule I've
adopted when l need a seat. You
see, he believes we must have met,
and of course he must be polite.
Try the scheme. 1t always works. "
Columbus Dispatch.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Ono of Byron. Eeesntrieisis..

With reference to the story Of
Byron's first invitation to dinner at
the house of the poet Rogers, in St
James place, which we quoted the
other day, correspondent reminds
US that it had a sequel. Byron, it
will be remembered, refused every
dish, saying he took nothing but
biscuits and soda water and made
his meal of mashed potatoes trench
ed with vinegar. Rogers completes
the story in his table talk. Some
days after, meeting Hobhouse, I
said to him, How long will Byron
persevere in his present diet:2' He
replied, Just so long as YOU con-
tinue to notice it, l did not then
know what l now know to be a fact
that Byron, after leaving my
house, had gone to club in st.
James street and eaten a hearty
meat supper. London Globe.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
GOOD REPORT
Continued from page ~

with pleasing success. The young
people come to know these great
authors as intimate friends.
The work in slovd has not only
been we'll planned but skillfully
executed under the present in
structor. The boys have shown un-
usual interest and made marked pro-
gress. One of the many advantages
resulting from this department is
that it keeps many otherwise in
different boys in school. The bene-
fetal effects OF sloyd are felt in other
departments in the application of
the pupils to and their understand.
ing of their work. What sloyd ac-
complishes for the boys sewing does
for the girls. The recent exhibits
in these two departments showed
definite plans, careful attention to
essentials and praiseworthy interest
by the pupils. While possessing
other beneficial features besides those
have mentioned this work prepares
the pupils for future manual and
mental activities.
The attendance in the lower
grades has been about one per cent
better than last year. Parents will
give material assistance to our
schools If in both the high school
and the grades they see that their
| children attend regularly and are
not tardy. We are seeking to reduce
to minimum the too large number
of tardy marks in our high school.
Many pupils in the grades take
pride in securing for their room the
attendance banner that is awarded
monthly to those rooms having the
highest per cent of attendance and
the fewest tardy marks.
The superintendent has issued
fewer permits to parents for their
childten to be kept out of school tc
work. This is due partially tc
some parents making sacrifices tc
keep their children in school,
After each visit to the several
rooms the superintendent leaves with
the teachers visited visitation sir
upon which is written the date
grade, class and observations made
by the superintendent. BY this plar
the teachers know what the superin.
tendent observes. commends or de.
sires modified or improved. Thi.
method Of recording the visits made
enables the superintendent to SET
at any time the observations made
and to systematize his visits so as te
secure definite, beneficial results.
In my annual report for the yea,
1906 l noted the specific aims ken,
in mind by the superintendent while
directing the schools of our CITY
We believe these ends sanctioned h,
the best educational thought so W.
ishall continue to employ these end.
IN the development of right interest,
and ideals.
i The entire teaching corps unite,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
The Doctor Away from Home wh.n
Most Needed

People are often very much d,san.
pointed to find that their family
physician is away from homo vhon
they most need his services nis
eases 'iAe cfamp' collie and cholera
mofpus require prompt treatment.
an" nave In many instances nroven
laoai before medicine could he nro.
sufeo or physician summoned
Inc right way is to keep at band a
ooItie OF ChamberIain's CoIio
cholera and Diarrhoea Remodr NJ
pan naa,a; can prescribe better
han;n e iof these diseases. BY
nSn,ns n,,,at 1T In the house you escape
much pain and suffering and al la
buy 1t now; it may save Ii,o s. o..
sale by all druggists. Ao'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Best Medicine in the World for Collie
and Diarrhoea.

I find Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy to be the
best remedy in the world,' says Mr.
c. L. Carter Of Skirum, Ala. II
am subject to collie and diarrhoea.
Last spring 1t seemed as though
would die, and think would II l
hadn't taken Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. i
haven't been troubled with it since
until this week, when l had a very
severe attack and took half bottle
OF the twenty-five cent size Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kennedy, and this morning feel like
new man. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
More Wire Trouble

Harry Mandel, young man of
Denver was placed on trial here
Monday on a charge OF grand larceny,
being held as an accomplice of C.
W. WhapIes and Arthur Robertson.
recently found guilty Of stealing $500
worth of copper wire from their
employer, the Northern Colorado
rover company. Mande was dis.
charged on the charge of grand lar
ceny but was immediately rsarrestad
on a charge of receiving stolen
gooos' Mandel works for his uncle,
OF the same name, who runs iunk
shop in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Bad Burn Quickly healed.

l am SO delighted with what
Cnamperiain's Salve has done for me
that feel bound to write and tell
you SO, says Mrs. Robert Mytton,
40! John street, Hamilton, Ontario.
My little daughter had a had burn
on her knee. applied Chamber
ialn's Sa've and 1t healed beauti-
- This salve allays the pain
OF a burn almost instantly. II ia
for sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18
Greeleyites Have Opportunity to
Make Famous Trip.

The trip to the summit OF Mt.
Mcclellan Is conceded by travellers
who have visited all parts Of the
world to be the greatest one-day trip
on the globe. Those who have gone
and viewed the magnificent scenery
and visited the wonderful ice palace
say IL was an experience they will
never forget. A special excursion
VIII be run Saturday, July 20.
special train for this excursion will
leave Greeley at 30 a. m. Round
trip only 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18

with the superintendent in thanking
the board of education for their con.
tinuous support. This kind assist
ance in various ways enables the
teachers to build and maintain the
system Of public schools upon which
this democracy is founded.
Respectfully submitted,
Chas. E. Carter,
Supt. Dist. No. g."