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The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Ill Health is More Expensive Than
ANY Cure.

This country is now tlled with
neople who migrate across the con-
tipept in all directions seeking that
which gold cannot buy Nine-tenths
of them are suffering from throat
and lung trouble or chronic catarrh.
resulting from neglected colds. and
spending fortunes vainly trying TO
REGAIN lost health. Could every sur
ferer but undo the past and cure that
first neglected cold, all this sorrow,
pain. anxiety and expense could
have been avoided. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is famous for it's
cures of colds and can always be de-
pended upon. Use it and the more
serious diseases may be avoided. For
sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
EATON Is TO HAVE A NEW HIGH
SCHOOL.
OLD SOLDIERS AT AULT
Windsor Getting Ready for Catholic
Fair. Eaton and Ault Will AL
SO Have Well Equipped
booths for That Event.
s, l.. W. Festivities.
Eaton to Have $25.OOO High School.
(Eaton Specially

Eaton to Have $25.OOO High School.
(Eaton Specially
At the meeting held Saturday it
was agreed without dissenting vote
to bond the district the necessary
amount. The land has been donated
by that public-spirited citizen, Bruce
Eaton. who is following in his
fathers footsteps in the matter OF
liberal gifts that conduce to the gen
eral welfare of the town. The lots
given constitute an entire block. ana
lie two blocks west of the Congrega =
ton al church 1t is an ideal loca-
tion for the school, and taking INTO
consideration the grounds and the
amount that the school district IN
tends to spend on the building, the
Eaton High school will be one of the
finest in Colorado.
The present High school building
will be given to the grades. and TINS
will relieve the congested condition
OF the grade building, and also gath
er in the children who are now
crowded out of the regular school
buildings.
The school, under the superintend-
ency Of Prof. A. b. Copeland, is IN
tiourishing condition this winter
with it's corps Of fourteen teachers
and several hundred students.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
q, l.. W. Church Festivities.
(kersey Special.)


Ctlersey Special)
The S. l.. W. ranch was the scene
Of great festivities Saturday night,
when Tom Thumb wedding was
given for the benefit Of the church
fund. The principals in the pretty
mock ceremony were children, and
all the minor parts were taken by
the small people. The affair was
well attended and neat sum was
cleared for the new church, when
was dedicated a short time ago.
The eutertainment was rn'er the
direction OF Mrs. II. E. Witwer to
whom much credit is due for the sue
cess of the evening. A pink ana
white color scheme was carried out
in the dGrorations of the church
where the Wedding took place.
The diminutive bride. Florence
Whitten. attired in white satin, with
veil and lower and the happy little
groom, Paul McClain, was in even
ing dress. IS were the ushers. Wes-
lev DeSellem and Stowe Witwer,
Miss Maudie King was bridesmaid
and RAYMOND Turner best man
The bishop was impersCnated py
Lester Turner. There was also a
motron OF honor and Il Duke OF
Arcadia present. The affair through
ont was gerfect success.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Fish for Boyd Lake.

y. ID. Sanborn Is in receipt of a
consignment OF fish from the govern
ment fish hatchery to stock the
waters OF Boyd lake. which is owned
,nN Mr.. Sanborn They include black
pass and catfish. and while the num-
per Is only 500, or one to every three
acres, 1t will be but n few years un-
.l' the propagation reaches millions,
ne car, which was made up at the
missouri hatcheries. was unloadcd
NJ Pueblo, and five cans. containing,
'oo each. were shipped to Mr. San
born at Lovelnnd.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Veterans Hold Meeting.
Ault Special

On Saturday the old soldiers anu
sailors of northern Weld county WI
have foregathering here, which
may result in the establishment OF II
Ia. A. II. post at Ault. At least a
dozen names have already been hand
ed in and it is possible that there are
several more veterans among ,no
now settlers. So rapid mas peen '"S
influx of newcomers that IL Is "a' :, -
to tell who is who any more ana ~
is very likely that there are tn"s1 ,''s'i
whose names have not yet r'a' n'"
tho committee whose names are eng
ihlc for membership.
In connection with the talk w,
now post. comes the discussion or the
disbandment Of the post at Wlnoso, =
owing to the few members now ie
NAMING there. There are also ,hose
who claim that one post IN tho e'""
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02

by January to the secretary will
be tested without charge.
Mrs. ]. G. Graham and her TWEEN
ty' of church ladies will serve dir
ner both days to all who wish. and
reception and social time will fol
lew.
The potato show will be held in a
basement room at the church, and
potatoes will be scored, cooked and
prizes given. Rothschild & Co. have
sent out to dealers in Greeley. to
farmers, and to the trade in Texas.
Kansas and Oklahoma, proposed
score card prepared by the institute.
with request for comments look
ing toward establishing a standard
for judging potatoes, the purpose
being to maintain the quality OF the
Greeley potatoes at the highest pos
sible plane The usual large exhibit
OF seed potatoes and grains will be
shown, and opportunity given for
contributing members to show sam
pies in the best show windows of the
county.
Prof Bennett will display COM
mercial samples of potatoes from
competing regions. and from well
known sections in Maine and New
York All samples win be full half
bushels, and will be shown in wire
baskets. furnished by the institute.
This growing organization is be-
coming big FACTOR in our agricul-
tural county, and promises to fill a
place even more useful than the
Commercial clubs OF the county. In
fact, several OF our farmers have said
that the institute should change its
name to that of Agricultural club. as
name more appropriate to its en-
larged sphere.
The present officers are Il. r. Bliss.
president; X. NJ. Haythorne. treas
urer; G. l.. Fitch, secretary. Other
directors are G. +. Mason, d. NJ. Bar
Der, Mrs. Chester Blunt, Mrs. Ar
thur Leaver, J. Laughlin, Jas. Nc
Cullough, w. J. Gilmore. John Wal
lace w. T. Porter, George Harding,
George A. Hodgson.. This is n
group of farm men and women, rep
resentative Of the best of the county,
from Num- to Platteville and from
kersey to Windsor There has been
some mention OF the executive Off
GERS being chosen this year away
from Greeley. and OF holding an an
nnal meeting at Eaton and Auit If
the expenses can be arranged. The
plan has been to hold summer meet
ings at the smaller places and the
winter meeting at Greeley.
The directors meet at the Conere-
gatlonal church, Greeley, at 3 p. m.
saturday. December 10. to complete
arrangements and program for the
winter meeting. We shall give fur
4 'her announcements from time to
Time, with fun program
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Preparing for Catholic Fair.
Windsor Special.l

The Catholic Ladies' Sewing Circle
is making Preparations for an elan-
crate booth to be held at the Cath-
olic fair which is to be given in Gree
low this month. The booth VIII pear
the name Of the town, windsor
and much friendly rivalry is belns
shown. As Eaton and Num- have de
clorcd their intention to be repre-
snnted. the competition is keen
Humors Of a new Catholic church
for the town are current, but nave
roco;yed no official confirmation
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Ready-t0-Wear Garments
OUR ANNUAL

regularly December this important sale is hell
pete lines and broken sizes gathered and placed sale
profit cast aside original considered Every eo
make for holiday goods 1t is of the important
always draws big crowd of prudent buyers and won't be
ing values have been offered by Greeley
OF PROFITING BY THIS GREAT MONEY!
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
EERS
HER
ON JANU.
no SHOW

e held morn
day in the
1t is plan
IRON the Ag-
to make the
part an ex-
by practical
Intention will
| Weld county
MS subject is
institute, and
he benefit of
place on the
eS' man, an
sor will dis
! fence posts.
ks, the effect
Y lead a dis
| feeding en-
lders in north
Y visit Gree
|, will be pre-
''S' uSSlOn
| oeet feeding
/ advocated by
I from u com.
Pr 1909 That
klIyertised and
Ett,y Of help to
Pt'ee this year
fellanl chair
E. W H. l.
! acts as cor
tllng up wages
{lnlng rpvI,
fl.II be consId
| IN making NJ,
PoTlant r papers
|. H. Bliss on, =
fnd Noistu,o
= machinery
| 'eerlatc place
Ir,lm l1rm topics
koei onginlory agri
IV'ls VIII be
H. APPARATUS
fD'in,s seeds will
! knnral y, college
r. submitted
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
c,ro,ms G. 4 s. Evtcnsion.

co,orol & NJ Dodge said today that
the Colorado & Southern, OF Whl'h
road he rs Chairman of the board o.
.diroctors. would. as soon ns ttnane'a'
naraiti,na permittcd. close the gap
Of Grtcru 20 twenty miles IN MS
live south Of Cheyenne, WNo" anu
aytcrd its Inc north Of Cheyenne
,,.h{rh now reaches Grin Junction
w,yo some $50 miles further 10 u y
roint ON the Yellowstone, where !,
,,,n,,Id connect with the St Paui am
Ban lines This connection wiz
.;,, f, fbut'nuous line reaching from
SSo1ysstru Texas, to Edmonton. can
oda without using the Union far'h'
,rnc,,e from Greeley to Cheyenne
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02

ty is enoNth. and who are in favor
OF this being at Greeley. Exponents
of this theory assert that such meas
ures are being taken in many other
places, rs the number OF veterans
becomes smaller every year.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Notice.

Parties having woven wire stretch
ers and gasoline barrels borrowed
from the McCutcheon Hardware Co.
will please return.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02

at this store. All small lots and incom-
remarkably low figures. All thought of
IS made to hurry out these garments to
bargain events of the year at this store.
any exception this year, for more tempt
COME EARLY AND MAKE CERTAIN
'AVING OPPORTUNITY.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
I.nr Sale or Rent.

Nor sale. on easy terms, handsome
s,,, rltiage on Normal nun
hoautirully located, VIM. r. Ste
49,, Act. Opera House Blk
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
81 WILL SIC DEATH
ON YOU WHITE DEVILS" :"

Pittsburg, April 15.-''I will sic
death ON you white devils. Sting
them, Nupanglo!"
When these words were shrieked
aloud by Lillian Frank, alias Lille
Ling. arraigned in Central police
court with her husband, Harry Ling,
even Magistrate Brady smiled, think
ing that the fumes OF opium were in
the woman's brain. But in a moment
even the stalwart policemen fled in
terror.
With a quick movement Lille Ling
had reached up on the magistrates s
desk forced open a box of opium
ashes, yenshe and there flashed out
gigantic red spider, creature with
so hairy legs and gibbering mouth.
Heavy books were thrown at the
strange creature, actually like the
phantasmagoria of an opium dream,
but the flaming Oriental spider
easily escaped the missiles.
Just when Policeman Joe William
son attempted to throw a cloth over
the creature it leaped up and bit him
on the index finger, clinging savage
ly. After fight the policeman sue
ceeded in killing the spider.
Ling and his wife were both fined
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Denver News: c. H. Speers. gen.
eral passenger agent of the Colorado
Midland railroad, sent out party
of men today to take photographs of
the vast fruit orchards in the Grand
valley. which are in full bloom. Re
ports from that section are to the
effect that the prospect is good for
one of the best fruit crops. The
thousands of acres of peach trees
that are now laden with blossoms af-
ford a beautiful sight. The party
will remain one day in the territory
between Grand Junction and Pali-
sade, and, in addition to making the
pictures, will endeavor to procure ex-
act reports of the fruit prospects.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
j. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.


April IA, p.m.-Temperature,
rs; relative humidity. 13: direction
of wind. northwest; velocity of wind,
4 miles; precipitation, O; weather.
part cloudy.
April Is. a.m.-Temperature
Sc; relative humidity, So: direction
of wind, northeast; velocity of wind,
6 miles; precipitation, trace; wealth
er. light rain.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
so; minimum. 46; mean, 63; de-
parture from the normal. plus 10.
Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity Cissued at Denver): To-
night partly cloudy and colder, with
possible local showers; Thursday
fair.
This morning the weather is gen.
orally cloudy over the Rocky noun
tain region. except the south portion.
During the past "a hours light
rains have occurred over the middle
and north portions, heaviest In south
ern Idaho and vicinity. The temper
ature has fallen considerably over
Nevada. southwestern. Utah and ov-
er the eastern slope. Elsewhere but
slight change has occurred.
r. N. HARDINGE,
Onicial In Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
CITY SCHOOLS TO
OBSERVE THE DAY
Arbor Day Program Tomorrow Holiday Friday Coming
Of Clee Club-2l7 Now in High School
Other News

The only ladies' glee club dn Col
orado will give their spicy program
at the Congregational church Thurs
day evening this week, at o'clock.
This unique organization has made
a decided hit SO far In their tour of
the state. The proceeds will be used
to cancel indebtedness of the High
School Athletic Association. This
entertainment should certainly be
well patronized in Grand valley, be-
cause the Ladies' Glee Club repre-
sents the State Agricultural College,
which has done so much to help de-
velop our productive fruit lands.
Seats may be reserved at Falconer's
book store for so and 35 cents.
q q q
Friday, this week, Is Arbor day.
Our city schools will carry out the
same plan as last year. by having
programs given in all buildings at
$3.50 Thursday afternoon. This will
leave Friday free for picnics and 9TH
err pleasure excursions. The public
is cordially invited to attend the
programs in the various depart
ments. Prof. Whipple will speak in
the high school on the subject OF
trees anu w. .. fnllllpS Will
speak on the subject of Birds"
q q q
The senior class honors were re-
GENTLY awarded, the first honor fall
ing to Lottie Hibbs, the second hon.
or to Clarice Hibbs. This decision
gave eminent satisfaction, the SEN
ior class believing that the honors
were justly awarded. Several Other
seniors. DR.. Cole reports, have don,
as well this year in their work a.
those to whom the honors were Civ
en-; but the honors go to those who
have done faithful work. making ;
long pull and strong pull through
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

the entire four years of high school.
O O O
George N. Falconer, proprietor of
Falconer's book store, one day last
week, read selections from Burns be-
fore the senior English class in high
school. His readings were appreci-
ated, and we hope he may come
again. Mr.. Falconer is a man of high
intelligence. and Is an authority in
literature.
q O @
Again we wish to thank Mr.. i. N.
Bunting for the handsome cup which
was won by Archie Wells for individ-
ual championship. We also wish to
extend our hearty appreciation to all
business men and others, who con-
tributed to make our high school
field day a success.
q q O
Levi Morse entered the freshmen
class of our high school this week.
The high school total enrolment is
now PIT.
"a q
Tuesday evening at the general
teachers meeting. in addition to the
routine work, the teachers continued
the psychologist and pedagogic study
of Phelps and his teachers. Our
corps of teachers is making marked
progress by keeping in line with the
best educational thought.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Montrose Enterprises: The Mont
rose Crystal Ice & Storage Company
will soon be manufacturing crystal
ice. at the plant in this city. Super
intendent Foster of the Grand juno
tion ice factory was in the city the
past few days, examining the local
plant. He was accompanied by an
expert, and together they looked the
machinery and apparatus over thor
oughly to ascertain If there were any
deficiencies, SO that If anything was
short 1t could be ordered at once.
The plant is being put in condition
for operation, and the management
expects to be turning out ice within
a few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
ON TRAINS THE
"ARMY" Will COME
Many Special Trains to Bring the $4,000 Sheep Back
From Utah--S0,0OO Sheep Sheared in
twenty-five Days

The hustle and hustle of the sheep
shearing season at Cisco, Utah, will
soon be a thing of the past
The work of separating $4,000
feeces from so many head of the
meek and never-complaining wool
producer began 20 days ago, and ii
is thought TODAY that the work will
be finished by next Saturday night
Thirty shearers have been busy all
this time, including Sundays, clip
ping the crop of wool which is being
shipped away to eastern markets. AL
ready 20 cars of the clip have gone
to Denver and some 10 or 15 will
follow.
The wool is clipped by machinery,
80 patent shearing machines buzz
the whole day long, and the rapid
rate at which the wool is taken from
tonishing to the uninitiated. large
gasoline engine furnishes the power
for the plant. and rs men are re-
quired to keep the big plant in op-
Grafton.
A vast tent city is now located at
Cisco to furnish lodging places for
the people employed at the plant.
The shearing plant is owned by Cos
len Brothers, who also own consid-
cradle sheep and cattle interests here
and elsewhere in Utah.
The sheep army which passed
from Colorado to Utah some months
ago has been sheared and is now
spread out over eastern Utah. This
army will again be reassembled and
taken back to Colorado the first of
May, but it will not go as 1t came.
Istead, II double deck cattle cars
will carry the sheep to Montrose,
where they will range for the win
ter; then return to Utah again next
summer.
These sheep are to be shipped
back for the reason that scabby
sheep are quarantined near Mack,
and the government inspectors will
not allow sheep that are now Affect
ed to cross the trail of the scabby
sheep.
The Denver & Rio Grande has or
is now making arrangements to fur
nish special freight trains which will
transfer the $4,000 head of sheep to
Colorado.
The wool from these sheep has
all. or very near all, been sold to
Denver firms at IS cents per pound
which is considered a fair price at
the present time.
The expense connected with the
operation of the Cisco shearing plant
which shears more sheep than any
other plant in Utah, runs up to a
considerable figure. The shearers
get cents per head and average
S14 per day. Owners pay 13 cents
per head for shearing. Laborers
get $3.50 a day and board.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Last night Water superintendent
Vedder laid off ten of the men en-
ployed on the extension work for the
water system. A reduction in the
force is made necessary by the delay
in arrival of large amount of coup
lings. etc. The remainder of the
force will be kept busy digging the
trenches and superintendent Vedder
expects to have all the trenches for
the new pipe line completed within
five days.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
OVER $4,000 PAID
OUT ON PIPE LINE

This afternoon City Clerk ConIey,
with the approval of Water Superin-
tendent Vedder and the city council,
paid Off the big gang of men en-
ployed on the new extension work
for the city water system. The war
rants issued by City Clerk Conley
for this work are payable in cash
ut any of the banks.
In all a total of about $4,000 was
paid out today for labor and mater
ial on the new pipe line.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Here is another bargain: Close
in. S-room modern bungalow; ce-
ment basement. cement block foun-
dation; furnace heat. See Dodds-
Grany Realty Company, 337 Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Tomorrow night at the county
court house the Bryan Club will
meet. All democrats are cordially
invited to attend this important
meeting. s o'clock is the hour
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Many of the business houses are
already starting work on elaborate
window decorations for Easter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Our light harness department
can't be beaten west of Denver Ere,
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Heavy hauling s1veB. special At
tention BY Barton 4 Tsrrill. When
you have anything IN tAis line. call
them up. Pncss are right
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
Only 5000 Prom Denver.

The Colorado & Southern offers
between March 5th and April 30th
this very attractive rate to Californ-
Ia. Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and
Washington points; also Mexico
Certain points.)
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Ask your nelghbor about our So
cent whip.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Surely the eagle on tho American
coin is emblematic of its swift fight
and while you cannot prevent Its 60
Ing you can direct 1t where the re-
turns will be most satisfactory
Hilbert & Kicks, groceries and
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

We do not rot or eat up tho
clothes with acids, as the water We
use Is clear, soft and 30 pure that
n.c.ses + !. ssssllsa Tor dT!nn,ns
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

Our hose = NJ ~ h suvn N
the moneys. =. Hexuu1bA
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

WANTED-An experienced irrigat-
or. Hay land. Phone Red 1865.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

neutrality-suspicious. girl for gen.
eral housework; small family. Ap-
ply Mrs. w. s. Wallace, 1903
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

WANTED-Scissors to grind and um-
brellas to meLd- Lynch. 201 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

80 ;s..'':.5 rs -: .. 80 e.1sas
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

FOR RNNr-FurnlaAsd rooms fol
uUAN Aeusskespine. 134 Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

25 CARPENTERS AT ONCD
At Marble. Colo. I
Good wages to good msa. q
summer work, probably longer. :
C. Ramsey. rE
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

WANTED-Good steady place for
boy of 16. Ranch preferred. Ad-
dress C, care Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

FOR SALE-A fine business chance
on Main street. Open for "a few
days. Dodds-Gray Realty Com
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

WANTED-At once, good secont
hand roll top desk. Apply Senti
mel office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15
Bannister Realty Company.

FOR SALE-Fine 1O-acre bearing
orchard; 3 miles from town. Will
take in residence. Silcox-Bannis-
ter Realty Company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

FOR RENr-Furnished room. osn-
tleman roomer preferred. Slo
Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

FOR, SALtH-A snap. 10 acrss bear
Ing orchard: nne sandy land: g.
room house. cistern; etc. Price
es.ees. $1,000 casA. eilcox-
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-15

WANTED-5- or Groom modern
residence, north of Main, not too
far out. Silcox-Bannister Realty
Company.