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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

japan is to get trout eggs from the
Colorado hatcheries Superintendent w.
T. Thompson, Of the Leadyille hatch
cry. has secured 50.010 rainbow trout
eggs which will be shipped to the i'm.
perial hatchery in Japan. The mikado
has become interested Ia fish culture
and comes 10 America for his fish sup
plies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
Hand Fate .f Aoed Paupers.

A censns was taken recently of the
St Johns road workhouse, London,
which showed that the number OF in
mates was 1913. and of these 1,l5O
" ere over 60 years old. The par;icu-
lars: between GO and 20. 1856; between
20 and 80. Sill; between 80 and 30, 1853;
between 80 and 100 II. There was
also an inmate aged l01.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

Just 70 be good. TO keep life pure
from degrading elements. to make II
constantly helpful in little ways TO
those who are touched Dg II, 10 Keep
ones spirit always sweet and avoid
all manner Of petty ANGER and irrita-
bfity-that is an idea as mile as 1t
is dffficuft
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
Normax,s wooaen Churches.

Some OF the wooden churches OF
Norway are fully 200 years old and
are still in an excellent state Of pres
ervation. Their timbers have sue
cessfully resisted the frosty and al
most arctic winters because they have
been repeatedly coated with tar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
Baliooninu.

The science of aeronautics is all
most a fait acc1mpli. There are only
two points left for aerohauts TO dis
cover ANA then the problem will be
solved. fhey are: Frist-~The means
of raising themselves into the air.
Second-rhe means of keeping up
there. --Pele Mele
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
Wine eottlIna IN oermany.

The bottling of sparkling wines be-
gan in Germany about the year 1870,
firm nj Co-lentz on the Rhine max
Ing the first =. 900 bottles for export 10
isi3 and succeeded in "A short time
in creating a market for their spark
ling hooks aud Moselles in England
and I'm the English colonies. India and
Australia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
Inc Doom of Bridge.

A reaction against bridge appears
TO be getting in in English society. II
is even becoming common TO hear peo-
ple declare that they do not play. and
the younger set is making a stand
against it. In its stead billiards seems
to be gaining ground.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
r,l-aa,n Tnhlcid.

Tho re.oN 10 2ensare Is often like
the sparks tina, fly from red.hot iron
whom r. blacksmith snites it The
siarEe dT hai Eleai and sfe gone. but
the sha! ing lark remains In the iron.
life
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03
nhrn... noctors MEDICINE.

The Chinese doctor believes In CIV
ing like for like" that is. poison for
poison. and thus includes in his prae-
tice almost every element known 10
nature HIS medicine is far-reaching
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

Relying Oh outward things TO bring
you happiness is indeed big mis-
take Earths real wealth lies In the
heart aud there alone and IL Is use
less to seek il elsewhere
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

II Is a sure guess rat the resur-
rection hour will be a stag party.
Every woman will stop for a last
Marcel and lose he. seat.-Chicago
Record Herald
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

No man becomes great writer
unless he possesses highly developed
sense Of mystery. Of wonder. A great
writer is never blase; everything &c
him happened not longer ago than
this forenOon.-David Grayson In
American Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

Even the pcssiaiist VIII admit that
II IL we're NOT for the sunny days. we
couldn't truly appreciate the cloudy
ones -pura
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

To make Spanish sarse for fish add
half a green pepper and half an onion.
both chopped fine to a regular tomato
sauce.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-03

Miss Dora Dougherty is on the sick
list,
Sam Blum Of Mounds, was bust
reas caller here Friday
Theer LIS no change In the condition
o. Grandma Wells Mrs. Ashbaugh' u
mother. who suffered stroke Of
paralysis last Monday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
uLEoRApAEas' strike.
d 10 oalt President Small Has Order.
ID Gxtsnsien at Same.

San Francisco. July at 10 an
Aounced that President Small Of the
Commercial TeiesrGphers' union OF
America Monday nisnt extended tne
strike OF the telegraphsrs BY order
Ing out the operators OF the Western
Union and Postal Companies In anO,h-
Or city to hslp out the men on strike
II this city and Oakland.
President Small would not say
where the strike had been called. and
for the present will not disclose the
location unit. the message reaches IL,
destination.
Orders for the extension Of the
strike. 1t Is declared. were mailed by
Prssidsat Small Monday sisat. It
- beloved by many Of the operators
that either Portland. Los Angeles or
Seattle. wf7l be the scene Of the next
walkout. while some declare that the
msH In Chicago. regarded IS the key
TO the telegraph situation Of the en-
tire country. have been ordered out
The pickets of the Commercial! Te-
legrapAsrs' union have been notified
BY President Small to look for J. L..
fowolson. an operator WHO 10 said to
10 on his way here from Los Angeles
to act - strike breaker for the Vest
err Union. II 10 asserted By mem
bsrs OF the unisa that he 10 . deserter
frsa the signal corps Of the United
STATES army and Is wanted by the
army authorities In Ctad.
Superintendent May. Of the West
err Union and &C neral Superinten-
dent Storer OF the Postal repeat
I'd their assertions OF previous days
that their companies are handling all
business without delay.
superintendent May stated that
there were l07 men at work in tAe
Western Union main Office at oakland
Six branch oiiices were re-opened IN
this city Monday BY the Western
Union
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Al PLEDGED % Socialism /.

Denver. Coo. July BY . vote
u S3 to &C. the convention OF the
western Federation OF Miners has
o6eDted . new preamble for the con-
Sdtution and bylaws OF the feder-
eden which. in effect. pledges all the
ooobers to socialism. II Is the an
oDaaced intention OF the leaders OF
= federation to call . convention at
Cseaso for the purpose OF organising
= Industrial! and political party which
"a place . ticket In nomination for
- next national convention. The
western Federation OF Miners and the
ussvery Workers union. II 10 ex-
Oeeeed. will form the nucleus OF the
eofSonal organization.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
LIVES Of Whites IN
PERIL FROM INDIANS
Troops Ordered to Be Ready
to Prevent Outbreak.
vRovsLe At FORT MCDOWELL

Killing Of An Apache by . svbsssnt.
In Sell. Defense. Il u SAID. Nay
Lead to a. Uprising Of indisns II
Arizona.
81 Paso. Tex. July 3.-Tr0ops At
Port Apache. Arix, II Is announced.
have been ordered to be In neadiness
to proceed to Fort Mcdowell. Artz. I.
where /, Is said an outbreak OF Ia
dams Is feared As q result Of the kill
ing Of Austin Navajo, an Apache. last
Saturday by W. II. Gill. subagent
at Mcdowell. wao Gains 10 have shot
the Indian IN self-GefeIse.
Washington. Jul! "A telegram
was on Monday received from Super
intcndent Goo oman. Of tne Mcdowell
agency. Arizona. by the Indian bu-
reau CONFIRMING the report Of trouble
at that agency. He says the shooting
BY farmers grew out Of IN effort to
remove some trouble SOME Indians
from tle agency. Which waa under
taken on ord rs from Washington.
and was In self defense. Mr.. Good
man sEys tie lives Of whites, friendly
indians and Of tie In iian police are
in danger. but the! the sheriff Of Ma
rlcopa county, With seven others. 10
on the way to lie scene Of trouble.
and That the territorial militia Will
be available II needed. The aid OF
the national t..-nps will not be asked
unless the s'.ra lon assumes q more
serious aspec. han at present. Gill 10
Q preacher.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
GREAT sArrLE FoR SENATE.
Williams .vasdaman Contest Wasme'
IN the History Of haississippl.

WiIiiams vasdaman Contest Wasre' .
IN the History Of haississippI.
Jackson. Miss. July 3.-With the
state primary to be held just thirty
days hence. tho candidates Tor state
once have started down the home
stretch for what promises to be the
livelisst finish In the political history
OF Mississippi.
Public Interest continues to be
about equally divided between the VIII
liams- varda1an senatorial hght and
the gubsrnatorial campaign. Con-
corning the former. nearly every man
has . hrmly hxeA opinion. correspon =
ding with the identity OF his favor
ite.
Dsth factions are making very con-
Adent claims. tho Williams followers
saying that vardaman will be defeated
BY At least Is 900 votes. while the
Vardaman followers say that Williams
Will be saowed under by an equal II
not larger vote.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Accepts Challenge 70 Weestis.

Kansas City. Mo. a. July S.-Wil-
- D. Scoville. presidcnt Of the
sseuri Athletic club. has received
y eecsptance from Charles b. C0ch-
- sf London. England. Of his Of
- q Z purse OF SIC. 200 for . match
1aAsas City In May next between
eksseAnAt and Gotch for the
s vreSt!iaE championship. the
49, - take IS per cent and the
Ae9 = pr cent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

Chooto thuVOOC00 % 0OSSUs
The Hague. July 3.-Joseph H.
Choate and other delegates TO tae
peace conference were received In au-
dispce by Queen wiihemina Monday In
the great reception hall OF the Royal
Palace. Prince Henry Of the Meth
srlands, the prince consort. accom-
panied the queen. Who vas surround.
Cd BY the court dignitaries. d..
Van tets Van Goudriaa. the minister
q foreign Affairs. Of the Nethsrlasds /.
introduced the delegates to her Macs
ty. Who exchanged . few words With
each Of them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
D,s Subway For chieaOs.

Chicago. July 3.-An ordinance ~
introduced Monday night in The city
council providing for . subway sys-
tam covering tho entire city from Dv-
austen % the Indiana line and from
Austia 70 the Lake front. In 0ai
subvay are to b carried any kind Of
carr Dsv eesroGiAs in1i6s 1s ~
hnits. sDaAsits IT, al DsVDesss. Daoes
aaA nains q any 1sseriDttoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

opeakss oiseo~ WIZ osea AaWesgsee
tko c00om)tAooo.

Speaker sisss~ WIN osse As~sSnss
the csssnltSsss.
Atlanta. July Sit took inst Thirty
minutes for the house 20 meet. have
Dsayes. adopt tAs Journal q Satur-
day. Introduce and read for the Ara
time niasteea bills. and adjourn IN
Gil Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
There vas only one motioa made
during the brief session. anu that VA
II move this house do now adjourn.
Until Speaker Slatos aAsosaces hts
committees. the house cannot 81
down to business. and 10 stated Moo-
day that he vas at work o. this 1if-
Aealt task. And voalA probably rseA
tasn out Wednesday or rAurs1ay.
But durins that brtsl space there
were introduced two general bills
which. will b Of great interest. and
the Arst q which will rsvolutioaise
tae educational system q Georgia.
This measure We iutroauced ~
Msssrs. CAsAlss OF DslIalb eosaty.
and Holder Of Jackson. amesding he
Constitution Of the state relative -
the school system Of Georgia - that
the section watch relates thereto car.
ming the words 10 the elsoeata1y
branches Of Daglish sducatioa o0ly"
shall be strickea out. and. VIVA
amended. shall read: There sho1l
- Q thorough system a coaoeo
schools for the edseatioa q ehij1rsa
In Georgia. ~ nearly snilogD - Deae-
ticable. the expenses q whieA eAA3
b provided BY taxatioa o. oeAsrwtse.
These schools shall - Tree - an
children alike. bat there shan - 49,
arats schools for both white oal
black"
The secoaA geaeTal DoAs010 q oToes
inportaace Rad toe he Asse siDs -
Moaday vas by Asssss. Hea0se 81
Hani<aa q Jacksea eouaty. Dssv61e
TAG Tor the estahlisAnsnt q . seats
institulioa for the care q 1ooeeo-
U1pdsd and spilspsie eAil1rss.
\ third important nsassss oosrso
Yas that u Messss. Watasn anA
Burkhaltse a Tattnall coasty. M %
aimed ss Sunday cAeaD.Fato oocoe-
sions. u Il there b peovSAed thoe
NO tickets b sold q railroads q Iess
rate Tor travel o 0soday thaA ny
other day. an1 makes ~ vtelataeo 9
this oct DsalShabls - 1oe . u11ooe.
Deanor.
Another proAibitiea IN vas Vso1 h
tha honno fne tn 1rnH tennD M0D6oY.
but & vas local - apDaSeasSea ealy.
Tais vas the neasnse lntso6oee6 ~
Nrs. Jsoes a Mitchell ee1nty. 81
placed The proAa>itivo tan q ~. ~
o. dsaIors b iatogieeelaS H0oeso u
that county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

Noutsonery. Ala. July s.VNtAe
Monday meeting Of the county board
AZ revenue the contract Of The f'rss
S.t,on.l hank to take the recent issus
at $3.50. 900 Of road bonds vas &C.
.eoted. The meaning 10 thai ne
co..tv In TO complete . modern sys'
IN a piiCe roads.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
70 Meet In AlabasWa.

Montgomery. Ala. July 3.-The
Alabama CONNIE rciAl association will
meet In Selma ON July "a and 9Th.
The subjects will be discussed q The
meeting are Increased Taxatioa Of
Foreign Loan Com panies. "Contem-
plated Legislation Compelling Life IN
surancs Companies to Re.Invest Pre-
miums n Alabama" "AlAbama's
Portland Cement Possibilities. "Au-
nicipal Government BY CommissiOn I"
Opportunities Of City Executives On.
Der Present Municipal Laws" "pS-
ture Development Of Alabama Water
Powers"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
fNILD MURDER wave
SWEEPING COUNTRY
h a. Many Weeks. Five Chill.
dreu Put to Death.
...x or nsARrLess DEMONS

a...,s victim 10 Little Golden 'Aai'sd
v,..s BeyIan. = Little School Girl
- Nav YORK City. Who was eru.
>sily slain.
. a.,v York. July "a wave OF
~ murder. the most niosoes o.
~nes. 10 sweeping The country.
. v,thia a few weeks the lives OF nvO
e,.eseuts have been blOtted out In ave
s .1aaly separated sections Of the coun-
!, At least three cases the demons
~a.,,ed with the blood Of childhood
1ass covered their tracks.
n last victim Is little golden .
aa1rel Viola Boylsu. aged .. = little
eaneoig,rl Of New York city. Her
amer u an artist.
Frederick Schoeppel. who lives In
- same building 40 the Boylaas.
- gone down to tls cellar for some
sa.llinE wood. He knew II VA dark
~. there and carried . light.
A be passed by the coal bin he
~ something white. STOPPING over I.
- cav that 1t was the body Of beau.
mi little Viola Boylan. half buried
q the coal.
VITA q cry OF horror. Schoeppel asd
hsa the basement.
Policemen came and viewed the
~ waere the body lay. They In
0ected other parts Of the cellar. and
eane TO the conclusion that tae muir.
Ase had not been committed there /.
1t that the child had been put TO
oath elsewhere and deposited there
b stealth at night.
A ribbon which she had worn on
~ hair vas found some distance
avay, near the door. There were no
agns Of q struggle. yet the chi!d's
,Aasls we're torn. ner neck was brok :
! q and she bore other evidences OF
Asvtag been maltrated In the most
Slseetous and hend!sh manner.
Immediately after the body was dis
>Dvsrsd her l3-year -old sister. Bes-
-, At once recalled that q week be-
~. two young Italians who were
OsaAng In front Of . wine shop In the
oslgAborhood. had attempted to seize
MA Is the two were passing the
olass. These two men have been
ontsd. but at yet there 10 no clew.
Martin Boyian. . brother OF Viola
- given up his place with an ex'
Ossss company. armed himself wita
Q revolver. and sworn to devote hi
- to anJing and Furnishing the muir
ooeOrs Of bis little sister.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

8Is Engine Passes Over Baby win
out )ut1letjno q 0eesteh.


evt inAIeti~s . Scratch.
Chicago. July 3.-SomewheFe II
W1nnetonka. 4 north shore suburb.
there 10 . baby watch has the proud
distinction Of having been run over By
. railroad train and emerging froa
under the wheels without scratch.
Just after leaving the station Msa.
day Engineer Duncan. Of q DorthbouSd
Chicago and Northwestern sxprsss
train saw . white object lying be-
tween tho rails In frost Of u straia.
At the hrst glance b. suDDooeA Il 70
be . newspaper and paid litsls attsn-
ton to It. The next instant 10
threw ON his airbrakes with . Jerk
that shocked every one on the train.
Good heavens" ne shouted. turn
Ing . white face to his areman. Its
. baby"
BY the time the train had come
grinding to = standstill. the white OBJ
tect WA under the tssAer. Duncan
and his fireman jumpsA to the ground.
and with . group Of passenger.
rapidly gathering around. drew the
body tenderly from under the big en-
CINE. The baby. which had beea ~
ing on its fscS opened it, eyes. stared
1t It's rsscuer for . moment and
then burst into . healthy vail.
The aAild vas absolutely unhurt.
Subsequently. efforts 70 lsara tn
identity Of the child o. Its parsnts
we're unavailing:: Tho baby appeared
to be about q year and . half old.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
Ralleosd Commission Meet.

Montgomery. Ala. July 3.-TAe
railroad commission has been engaged
In hearing the apple alton Of certain
merchants Of Birmingham to force III
trunk lines to absorb the svitchinS
charges on tae Birmingham 6outhsra .
Many OF the trafsc n.sa from Other
Staten attended. -. =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
oess Pay Tor Po.tostes Employees.

1econ. Ga. . July "A handsome
ase IN salary for me ssengers and
snsss vent into effect Al the Ma
oostofhce Monlay For the lar
esEber l.. vii! mean salary tn
- q 800 pei year. More than
- wtll 90 to this fund in Macon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

NsosS ~ - SssW0ys
Oystse Ray. Jsly 3.-1FostooaD
noossvelt Aas sposl.teA 0sasgal H..
.. AloeAise - - 0sastssnasass Osa-
seal 6. ~ amy wttA q ssank G
osaea1les Osossol. . oseeeo1 CAos1oe
y. Uu0ah1oUo. - - 1e11sA. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

NOOe0 KUteo Vu~so0 49,:
Macoa, Co.. July S.-3Ao0oo -
MAJ, Q negro labosss q 0esvoos ~.
terry, vas kiil0o ustslOA9 8so1ay ~ .
falling piece Il iTsa. Which snoek
hin O The he'd. 01S oGDu ~
erusAsl By the iron AND 6eatA ~ u.
staatsnoo0s. Coroner T. !. yOo10
hala a iDsuest and ~ Asoo ~ -.
tesninsA - aecS1eot. - 80 boon6
cAasOol VitA b3aoe. The ne0so ~
q eaaaly laberee and was = 0o0Oony
vith several othsrs VIA ~ ase1leot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
chsess.sssa csc o.. eseyeoo.

chsesssssea esq d yooo.ooo.
Chattanooga. ToaA., July 3.-00
Moaday moraing Tie lafDese ooaoeaal
deal With which ~ 01a1olDo11ey q
Chattanooga has boo0 eoooosDo9 90
completed when tho roOgsoootativoo
q tie city took Dossess1sa G q. 49,
~ n bonds issued ~ DobeSe -.
provemen,s and pleeD1 - - esG4Se
a the tn sarer. ~ - q ~1.oees.
Ill. whica vas rsDoooon11o b I've
checks OF sen, 80 - -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

Roanoke, Va. July 1.@PSeso1sos
]. A. NoesAeaA. 6 nsaoe6o eeooeoos
Salem, Va. has aooouace4 ~ -
eeipt q eAsck ~ 81. ~ men ~.
drew Car.egSs b t1llll1nsst g ~
promise to eive Int aDsuas . ~
eadowmsat Ind vAsa ooS.ooo ~
beea raised. THIS a1ditiea 6 ~. -
has enabled tAs trustees - oo1Ab>oso
two rev chairs at ~ eoilegs q V19oo
psoesssues yin - Installed b. ~ y.
ein.ing q ~ no1t s0esie0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

0sS0nolA. .Ga.s - ye
0nDUo aoo1R - - g
~ sAas1o1Q ~ 60
thssaGA - - -
q. 2. O.. - -
Q oessula. - = -
~. ~ 49, -
- - as1DDs1 G1n11 -
q. =. WoB1 0oelno II - Il
~. - - - 49,
sDeo - oso1n . - - &
~. - 0s0U - e000
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-18

First-class alfalfa seed at Greeley
Mercantile Co.
Panl Hentchel will shoe driving
horses at Waite's shop.
Bazar and food sale at the Congre-
gational church Friday, April 20.
Best of corn-fed meats supplied to
customers at A. w. Jacobs market.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Gates went to
Denver last Saturday for few days
stay.
Urias Williams, teacher of piano
forte. 1927 Fourth street. Phone
STA Red.
Miss Leona Hall of A. j. Parks
store was confined to her home by
illness last week.
Mrs. j. X. Miller left yesterday
for six weeks visit with relatives in
Chicago and Carbondale, Ill.
Oscar Leafgren spent Sunday and
Monday in Fort Collins. He made
short trip to the mountains with
friends.
Mrs. DIR. ]. X. Miller and daugh.
ter, Jeanette, leave this week for
Carbondale. H.. for visit Of sew
eral weeks.
Miss Bess Mason Of Brighton is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. o.
McCown. She will return to Brigh-
ton the last Of the week.
Miss Bessie Baker, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Harry N.
Thompson, the last two weeks, left
Tuesday for her home in Fort
Morgan.
II. Candlin and Miss Ada More
land were the two victims of the
lawn sprinkling habit brought into
police court last Monday. Each was
fined IS and costs.
Mrs. c. F. Robinson and Mrs. VIC.
Dayton started this week for San
Diego. Calf, in hopes Of getting re-
lief for Mrs. Robinson, who is a
sufferer from asthma and heart
trouble. Mr.. Robinson and Mr..
Dayton accompanied them as far as
Denver.
Mrs. Rosetta Brown of Canon City.
grand worthy matron of the order OF
Eastern Star, is on tour of inspec-
tion of the lodges and visited the
Greeley chapter last Tuesday even.
ing. Refreshments we're served and
social time enjoyed after the
meeting.
Rev. r. ]. Hunter and j. X.
Thompson represent the session Of
the First Presbyterian church at the
spring meeting of Boulder Presby-
tery, which is in session at Sterling
thiss week. Mrs. r. j. Hunter and
Mrs. J Fl. Huffer are attending the
Women's Presbyterial, which Is
meeting at the same place.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-18

Lawn mowers put In tirst-class
shape at Lester's.
Don't fail tn read Kobison's adver-
tisement in this issue.
May Pole ball in Armory, May l..
Auspices the Catholic church.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements at the Tribune office.
Quick service at the lowest price
that will insure good work. Boyn-
ton.
If you want Boynton to do your
papering you must engage your time
at once.
Full blood buff leghorn eggs, 75c
per set. 1924 Third avenue and Six
teenth street.
Mrs. Clara Wahn of Denver came
to Greeley Sunday morning for a
visit with Mrs. G A. Myer.
Date of the May Pole ball, Wednes-
day, May /. at Armory. Under aus
pices Of ST. Peters Catholic church.
Mrs. E. G. Edwards went to Eaton
last Thursday for few days. visit
with her daughter, Mrs. @. W..
Stroll.
Mrs. Edith Ross Wood and son,
Stanley, of Denver were the guests
of Mrs. Isabel Churchill the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Work of Fort
Morgan visited relatives and friends
in Greeley last week during the
Presbytery conventions.
Miss Lois Bailey, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. G. An
drews, went to Fort Collins last
Tuesday 70 an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Rosetta Brown of Canon City,
grand worthy matron Of the order of
Eastern Star, was the guest of Mrs.
II. NJ. Arbuckle several day this
week.
Frank Fox of Algona, Ia, who
has been visiting his son, A. +. Fox,
the last ten days, left last Monday
for q tour Of the west before he re-
turns home.
E b. Coulter and Charles E. Clark
have filed their intention Of becom-
ing candidates for election as school
directors of District No. 6, at the
coming school election In May.
Are you going to give graduating
present this year? If SO do not fail
to see Glazier's line of diamonds.
watches, breaches, etc-the largest
and best selected stock in Weld
county.
Mr.'.and Mrs. William Burkhart
returned Sunday from British Colon.
bia, where they have spent the win
ter. Mr.. Burkhart has disposed OF
his possessions there and expects to
reside in Greeley again.