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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

WANTED Old goods, Highest cash
prices paid cash or exchange. Il. +.
Moore Furniture Co II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

FOR RENT Three room cottage
on Rogers street ia Ballard Heights.
e " Simpson 10
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
LET'S BACK THEM UP.

Steps are being taken to organize
. new company to either assist the
old one or to 60 it alone in con-
structing an electric railway from
Greeley to Denver with a branch
running from Greeley into the Grow
Creek country. 1t also looks as
though something real might result
from this movement.
Now, it does not matter much to
the country here who builds the
electric road just SO long as it can be
done independently of the old rail-
roads now operating in this terri
tory, but whoever builds it will need
the encouragement and cooperation
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

OF the people here. The solid or
nearly solid backing of the people of
the community will help greatly in
the disposal of bonds for the con-
struction of the line. The money
cannot be raised except by bond is
sue and it is surprising what weight
the character and feelings of the
people in the district effected will
have on the sale of bonds. Anybody
who has had experience in disposing
of bonds will tell you this. Ask
the men who have sold irrigation
bonds what kind of information the
prospective purchasers go after and
you will learn how much the char
acter Of the people have to do with
the matter.
The enterprise is worthy enough
SO that the men now working for an
electric road should have all reason
able assistance.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
TO THE PIONEERS
Fountain in the Park Will Be
Dedicated

The decision has been reached that
,,,s fountain to be placed in the park
nv the Greeley Tribune will have an
irscription. 1t will be Inscribed
and dedicated to the pioneers who
made Greeley possible. To no per-
son, association or institution more
worthy than the founders of this city
,ould this monument be erected and
the Tribune checrfully 'dedlcates its
ssryices to the end that this may be
realized,
Owing to the inability of Prof.
Ernestl to complete the mechanical
drawing for the fountain the con-
tract was not let last week as had
been hoped. However, 1T will take
but a few minutes to do this as soon
as the working drawings are had.
The contract will be let only on
condition that the work is to be fin
ished by a certain date. This will
be some time previous to the meet
ing of the State Commercial associa.
tion here, as we want to present as
good an appearance as possible when
that body comes.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
GUESS THE SOLUTION.

What's the matter with the price
of lumber?' That is the question
asked more often than any other Just
now. 1t is partly answered in the
extracts from government circular
on the timber supply published in
another column Of this paper.
If there is any virtue in the script
ural statement about visiting the
sins of the fathers upon the children
the children are certainly getting it
good and plenty for the way their
fathers slaughtered and destroyed
timber twenty-five to fifty years ago.
OF course, personally we have no
particular kick coming on the price
of lumber. We are not building.
nor are we likely to at the present
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" containing over 300 most
practical and valuable cooking re-
ceipts-free to every patron. Send
postal card with your full address.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Kead How an $500 Week Clerk Made SIS
Year tor Hlmself-You Have the Same Chana

GEO w. LUCY,
Popular Priced Tailoring,
322 Fourth St., Telephone 140o ,un
Logansport, Ind, Mach H.
The Royal Taiiors, Chicago, III. =, rkI
Gentlemen:-You certainly started me right last ye
hrst Royal Tailor suit sold was such success " '''
to sell ten Others , TrI
Then your advertising brought lot OF cHo"f , u
had only small room and one window tor d'Sll d"
nifty patterns-but it's easy to get start when S0'
liver the goods" q, Ia. wokag
It's great to make $25OO 90 year for myself ae'
for $1S. 90 week with no chance of raise
Very truly yours, GRO W, LUCY |
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Sale of Bonds of City of Greeley

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the purchase
of an issue of $25, 900 bonds of the
city of Greeley, Colorado, the pro-
ceeds to to be used in erecting city
hall for the use of said city, to and
including the 2lst day of May, 1907,
at the hour of I 80 O'Clock p. m.., at
which time said bids will be opened.
Said bonds will bear date the 2lst
dag Of July, 1907, and will run for
period Of fifteen years, and shall be
payable at the option of said city
after ten years from date thereof, in
terest payable semi-annual'y. Said
bonds to be delivered and money
paid as work progresses, at rate of
So, 900, payable on the first of each
month from date Of issue. Bids are
requested on said bonds at par, the
bidder to state what rate of interest
he will give on said bonds at par, the
rate of interest not to exceed five per
cent per annum, and said bid may
include cost of furnishing printed
bonds.
All bids shall be delivered to j B.
Patton, City Clerk at his Office in
Greeley, and shall be accompanied
with certified check for $500 as a
guarantee of good faith, payable to
said clerk. In case bid is not ac-
cepted check will be returned to bid.
der. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids, and to sell said
bonds at private sale.
Dated at Greeley, Colo, April Is.
1907.
| J. B. Patton, City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

price Of material and this p1oba5ly
means that we never will build.
Nevertheless. We are willing to heIF
the fellow who must build, II h. can
suggest remedy. We confess that
we can see no prospect of betternlent.
Some place in Minnesota, sup
posedly in st. Paul, there live al
old German. whose name is but it,le
known in the financial world, but
whose timber holdings are supposed
to be large enough that he nigh,
trade them at the market price, buy
out John d. Rockefeller and stil.
have several million dollars left
over. That is where high prices in
lumber get their start. Ther the
industry is organized all the way
down, ip district associations, state
associations and local, and every
organization takes good, round
profit. The situation is ideal, from
the dealers point Of view, but not
from the builders. If it kegs up
there will be more demand for tie
tent makers time and less for the
carpenters.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Charges Too Many Homes.

Clyde Austin, a Greeley man, was
brought to the county jail from JUS
t1ce court in Johnstown last Sunday,
charged with keeping house with a
fair damsel OF that place, when he
already had a wife in Greeley. He
will have hearing at the May term
OF the district court. A consider
able number Of Johnstown citizens
signed the complaint against Austin.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
LET US CELEBRATE.

LET US CELEBRATE.
The idea of some kind Of cele-
bration In connection with the meet
ing of the State Commercial asSocia
tion, the opening of the Camield
hotel, the coming of the soft water
and Fourth of July is meeting with
considerable encouragement from
business men and others.
Much is expected for Greeley as 4
result of securing an ample supply Of
soft mountain water and the quicker
it is impressed on the rest Of the
state that we have secured such a
supply of water the quicker we will
begin to reap the benefit in the way
of increased populations. A celebra-
tion here at the time of the meeting
of the business men of the state will
tend to impress the matter Of water
more firmly upon them. Not alone
this, but the more stir there is made
over the water the more space will
be given to it in the Denver and
other state papers.
There is also more direct and
immediate benefit to the city to
have something going on here on the
Fourth of July. At the lowest esti-
mate five hundred Greeley people
will 60 out Of the city for other parts
of the state on that date. Even If
these people spend only &5apstce or
an average it will mean q, 800 that
will be carried away by outsiders.
Even moderate celebration here
would keep at least half of these
people and this money at home and
enough would come in from other
towns to make up the difference.
| A Fourth of July celebration could
be made comparatively inexpensive
and yet provide good entertain-
ment. A parade in the morning
that would cost nothing, except for
some good music, an exhibition by
the local fire department in action,
would demonstrate the efficiency of
the water system and the fire fight
ers; drills and exercises by the local
militia company, some of the lodge
teams, etc., speeches in the park, q
visit to the distributing reservoir,
and the formal dedication of the new
water system, are all things that
could be had without cost. A con.
cert by the re-organized Greeley band
in the park in the afternoon, picnic
lunches in the park and perbaps some
fire works in the evening would cost
but little. Some outside attractions
would come in voluntarily and would
pay license for the privilege Of
showing. This money might be used
for lire works, if so desired,
BY such means the business men
would not be obliged to subscribe
one cent toward the Entertainments
or course, If there was not a uar.
vest Festival coming up later in tho
season we might go into the matter
on a larger scale, spend more money |
ana yet not please the people 'any
better. But it would be best not to
90 anything that would in anv vav
interfere with the Harvest Festival
AS the State Commercial, bodv
Will probably meet here Julv . and
'ne city will have sort of holiday
air anyway and by adding lust, a III.
tie to this in the way Of an ev,,,.s,o,
to the head of the water works, etc.,
we could have dignifed and ,m
pfesslVe celebration that would a.
tingly show our Appreciation =. -
water. 'A 'oA'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Free Booklets on Old Mexico.

In connection with the special ex-
cursions to Mexico City the Colorado
q Southern Is distributing some
handsome illustrated literature.
Tickets at half rates will be sold
April 25th to May 18th, June s.h to
10Th and June goth to July 18th, good
1or W days; stopovers In both direc-
lions. L. E. Fisher, G. P. A.,
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

Mrs. j. E. Law of Windsor spent
Friday In Greeley with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. q. Law. She left In the
evening for Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Seed Potatoes.

Mountain pear1s
warehouse. '''lischllo's
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

wh nor b we viii start one your business for h
ana grit essenalt thanc,
The same nhg one of the businesses in the
~ e" merchant tailoring for yourself ~ 's " Wy s
' 10 give you the us TODAY
The Royal 7at7ors, tA"'S'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02

Alum is used in some baking pow
ders and in most of the so-called
phosphate powders, because it is
cheap, and makes a cheaper pow
der. But alum is a corrosive which,
taken in food, acts injuriously upon
the stomach, liver aud kidneys.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01
COLO ON FARMS.

The Southern Farm Magazine OF
baltimore. for September. says there
Is much actual gold still TO be dis
covered In the South. but the cotton
grown annually by that section Is
worth far more than all the gold and
silver produced in the world In the
same time. Between 1901 and 1906
for instance. the total value of the
worlds gold and silver output VAS
81 COO. $50. 400. and the total value
OF the cotton crop of the South.
including seed. in the same
period was $a.sss ,Ooo. o0". a difference
In favor OF cotton in the six years
OF $l.O6c 1913. 600. The total value OF
the corn. wheat and oats raised in
the South in the ten years from 1897
to 1906 was more than $500 600. 900.
These figures indicate that the men
who are raising the cotton to clothe
and the corn to feed the gold and sill
yer miners have the advantage over
the latter. Flowing for gold Is still
much more profitable than digging
for gold.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

There b moro Catarrh In this Sc
tjo6 q The country than all other
diseases pat together. and until the
NJ low years Was supposed to b in-
c1sabSe. For . great many years
doeeors psooosncea Il . local disease
an1 prsscribed local remedies. and
~. coastantly falling to cure with
becnl treatDest pruaounced II In.
e1sabSe. 0eisoes Aas proven catarrh
- - . eoastitut3oaal disease and
eAsssooee Requires ooastitutiooal treat
0s0G HAll's eseas5A Curs. manufactur.
- ~ ,. y. C1sosy q Co. Toledo. OAio.
= ~ oaly eoastitnt3oeal cure On ths
geoG u b taken internally b
1oses fso0 10 1rops to . tsespooaful
u oees directly o. ~ blood md NJ
ee1s sosaaoss q ~ sysls0. TAsy
sos - AaD1Fs1 collars for my
49, Z falb - ears. 0snA for circs.
nm ~ essetDs9Als.
AA6rsss: ,. J. CHENEY & CO.
TolsAo. 0Aio
oeoa ~ an lF0eg1seDa re.
tAbs Hairs FaaGly Pills eer soaseS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01
COUNTY scHooL FINANCES.

The annual stateDent OF the hnan-
cial condissoa a the Alachua county
public school fsnd. which 10 published
IN today's Sun. IL . most excellent
showing and reflects great credit upon
DR.. J. l. Kelley. the efficient super
intendent. and the school board.
When u. Kelley was a candidate
for superintendent he promised. II
elected, to exercise every effort
toward reducing the county school
debt which then amounted to about
97S, 900. At the close OF business for
The fiscal year ending June 30. 1905.
thu net Indebtedness Of the school
hoard amounted TO $+A.703.o5. whereas
the statement for the year ending
June 30. 1907. shows q net indebted.
ness Of only S1o.s07.0s. Since the
latter date school warrants have
beea issued amounting to 33.5354S.
bst cash has been converted into the
fund during the same period sufficient
% reduce the net debt at the present
ants % SlS.3SS.2S. Since d.. Kelley's
inAuetioa into once the school debt
has been thus reduced notwithstand-
fng The fse4 that the school board has
spsut during the same period $1,000
To- school buildinss. and made two
exhibits 1t the 0tAte fair which cost
ahost q. go. besides being compelled
% nv over &S.eo0 on account Of In
esgest and discount Expeuses will be
somewhat heavier the coming year.
Ut - the board Win have to pay
W. little tor Interest from nov on.
~ people viii b pleased to learn
ehat he prospects Are that the Anan.
- staea0sas foe the year ending
Jsns -. lses, vill show the county
DeAool dsbe satirsay uqsidated.
H. public has Inst cause to con-
gsasulats d. KslDsy and the school
hsaFa spoa tie ssesllsut eosAitioa
r ~ seAesa anancss. Hon n. b.
Wsoes. cAaiss.an u tAs boaed. has
besa N abls co-Woekes WITH 0uperin-
lsa9sot ksllsy duyins The past two
~ . hAR ysasA fAs ethss me0-
Dsss - ~ hoard, Messrs. BFookes and
BS1eA. ealy aasaneA once last Jan.
M, bat they ars proving enscient
~ earsesS psblic servants.
TAe DeeDss ubs Q pablic olscial
No dess tAines. asl - connty super
ntsnAsaG y. Ksllsy has done things
b Q 0sst oAsaissb3s nannes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

Dispatches from Toxic announce
that the government there has just
received the report OF the commits
sion sent to Investigate the killing Of
the japanese zeal poachers on the r.
land OF st. Paul about q year ago.
that the report h an entire exculpa-
ton Of the poaehers who were more
sinned against than shining, and
most remarkable Of all-that the
japanese Government has made rep
resentation to the State Department
looking to repasation. This II one OF
the most remarkable announcements
that has ever emanated from Toxic.
Q place whence remarkable announce
ments are not uncommon. The truth
Of the matter y that the first secre-
tary Of the japanese Embassy in
was cent to St. Paul i'm
mediately after the japanese seal
poachees were killed there. and he
reported to his government that the
japanese were wholly In the wrong
and that II they had not been ashore
stealing sealskina they would never
have been killed. At least that Is
what he told .our Secretary Of State
that he reported. His report vas
never made peblic BY the japanese
Government Since then the Japanese
public has bssa looking for some
sort Of . government announcement
On the subject and now they have
Il. The dispatch says that the Jap.
anese people are awaiting the out
come with intense interest What
outcome their government can expect
ID Q little hard to see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

II was reported that Judge Lands
had completely broken down after the
strain OF imposing that 31S.00O. 900
Ane on the Standard OIL Company. but
the latest reports from his nshing
skin indicate that the nne did not
worry him more than II did John d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

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Mo y s3ng 20 ny reaching the
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leso ~ sxAce spoe where The fearless
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aAlD that - can drive and steer, and
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least ooning hack 20 tell Why he did
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nahp tAs vkoss Journey. and II 80
~ erows a arctiD schisvement will
bsoeog - ~ Uaiesd States for all
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~ unlm0va By n untried route.
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an peepas Who love . game man. A
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~ snecess o. his failure. Meantime
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him WE'LL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

A report from the Northwest de-
clarss that an Indian there killed him
sslf because his nothes-in.law would
not co0s and live with him. This
soa1as ME . case Of nature taking
tAat should make Dr.. Long 90 out Of
6us1oeos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-01

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21

hence this article. A visit from you
would greatly encourage the teacher of
your child, heir your child as well as
other children, and help you. The
teachers have taken great pains to make
all the rooms attractive, pleasant and
homelike. Nice pictures are found on
the walls, growing plants, everything
clean and neat, and why not, for here
these children spend day after day, and
where their lives are being nodded.
Every impression counts here as well as
elsewhere.
There is one thing, at least, that is
not very attractive but can not be rem
edied at the present time and that is the
condition of our out-houses, and at the
time of this writing, the water has
backed mp and flooded tho basement Of
our old building. A sewer system is
the only thing that can bring us relief.
but that we haven't, but do need for
the reason given. A cesspooi cannot be
used as we are located in a slough. But
perhaps / should not mention the sewer,
but am only doing so, because it would
greatly improve conditions.
Very truly yours,
VIM. A. Thompson,
Supt. of City Schools.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21

a difference of seven, where are they?
One has returned to school, one dead,
one moved to North Dakota; two, from
the country, became homesick and
returned home the first week, and the
other two are in town. Notice the per
cent. of attendance in our high school,
97.35
The assembly room is filed to its
limit. Two new teachers have been
added to the faculty. AS to concises
and changes, heretofore, n years
work in general history was offered, 3
year in Greek, Roman and English.
Our course in history nov extends over
three years, one year in ancient, one
year in English, and one year in
advanced American. and this coming
year, another year will be given in
modern European history. You should
see our supplementary books in history,
and above all you should see how they
are used. We have one Of the best refer
ence libraries In u. >. history In the
state. We offer four years work in
latin, as heretofore, but have made a
change in the German course. Instead
Of Offering German in the third and
fourth year, we have placed it in the
first year, and now offer four years
work as in latin. Our beginning class
numbers q German students.
We offer n and one-half years work
in algebra and geometry each, and
review IN arithmetic for fourth year
students. Every student is obliged to
do four years work in English. This
course is made up of grammar, compost
tion, rhetoric, history of literature, and
masterpieces Of literature or classics.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
About one half of the time being given
to the study of the classics.

About one half of the time being given
to the study Of the classics.
AS to science, we have added botany
and zoology to our course this year, and
il possible, hope to offer chemistry next
year. We also offer physics one year
and physiology one year, geology and
physical geography Our labratory
equipment in biology and physics is
good. We have four good microscopes
and several dissecting sets to be used in
the former, and a complete cabinet of
apparatus to be used in the latter.
The mos. of our classes are large from
the fact that we are not able 20 offer
every subject each year, but alternate.
AS an example, we did not offer ancient
history last year, but English; this year
we offer ancient but not English history;
but many say that we have come to the
place where we can not do this much
longer because of the large number of
students in some of the classes.
/ wish ! could tell you something
about our fine library and a number of
other things, but in case / should do all
this, perhaps you would tire of this
article, and never have any desire to
visit us. OF course we want you to visit
us and see for yourselves. The school
is yours, you pay to support it, and In
1t the majority of the pupils will receive
all the education they will ever receive.
We want to make good men and women
out OF these boys and girls, and we want
you to cooperate with us. To do this
best, You should be interested yourself
to interest your children. II you can
not visit rs, you should at least. know
what we are doing and trying to do
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21

Hartley 6. Knight was arrested Friday
on 2 warrant from Sioux Falls, S. d.,
charging him with the embezzlement
OF Sl,4OO from the Bee Hive company OF
that city. Knight was a b~ookkeeper
for the concern.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for an
addition to the public building in Sioux
Falls passed the senate Thursday.