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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
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BON 2areoo, Der 8aiiagier5iig Der 5.
& 6. 9e. 9abn, auf Dem lid Die
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ing gartp" befono. Die @eienidaft
beitano aus nabe5u iieb5ig Berionen,
fait ale gelpobner oeS noroli6en
Ohio. sic mar am Wtontag Wtor-
qen bier eingetroffen batte iid Die
Stoot angeieben uno NOR nodnlit-
tags tpeiter gefobren. gei Der ent<
aleiIuna ipurben mebrere Berionen
berlett bod lit nienono getotet NOR
ben.
Die @ulf Goait Drainage gliio-
ciation bGlt augerblidlid in SonIton
eine &onpention ob, on Der fi6 piele
2eute aus oen 4iiiten=Goltnties be-
teiltgen.
9lus @eimor fonttnt Die Na6-
ridt bonn Gobe Der Srau Serbia
Irieit, seb. goetther
Sn Sort @ortb ipuroe nerli6
cine sSrau 9laen begraben, als oeren
8abrtuhtrager lire feds griioer
fungierten
Die stootsi6ulbeboroe bot
einegeranoerung NIT ben ausgemabl<
ten Shulbiibern porgeDsrnmen.
Stott oes BEL Der Sirma 8beeler &
60. in Chicago eribienenen 8rimer"
bot fie einen BEL Der Sirlna 8inn &
60 erihienenen ausgeipablt Die
9erGnoerltng tit gema6t woroen,
ipeil Die 5irlna @beeler & 60. lire
@efperbeiteuer niht be5ablt bot
sn elmer Stride 81 9luitin tpur-
De Teulih Elm ilinger Wann Derbaf-
tet, Der IN 9anoera aus Dem 8efan9-
mis- gebroben mar uno babel einen
@efdnglisiparter uno einen ieiner
Weitgefangenen ueriDunoet botte. I'm
oas 9liDlreht Der &irhen fiilnmert
lih Die gluItiner Goli5ei offenbar
nid)t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25

mo 150 0elegoten 5ur benofratlldet
&orpention III oer1lelben 16llefen.
sSn alpei leeret 3intmern ipor Del
auf ste 9yuBbooen aegoiien luto ange-
aiinoet lporoen, oie Slonlnten pur<
oen aber oelolbt ebe iie piel S6a=
oen oneerihtet botter1. Cine 3ett
lang berridte Die groBte slnfregling
ltno Gerlpirrltng ultter ben 9otel=
ealten
Or. sSerris, 4srdiioent Der Seem
g)orfer Stoots- Srreilfonniiiiolt er-
fart, oab Sorrp 6. Sbam, Der me-
qen ssrriinns BON Der @nflage Der
@rnorolrne stolforo 8bite's freige=
Iproden lporben por, bon Dem Slt=
perintenoenten ser Srrerlonitalt IN
Matteonon, Serrn 2amb, eenot be-
obadtet meroe. gsod slusioge Or.
Sarris' lit es in iolden 5allen ge-
6rdltdfih, oel, 8atienten III ben er=
item 60 Sogen ieiner Snternierrng
qenolt 8u beobahten nno ipenn Der
Superintenoent Sen 8atiet1ten oann
fir geiitig geiuno balt, 10 miro etn
oabinloutenoer geri6t alt oos 5u-
italloige @ericbt eingeianot. Sollte
es 1id berausItellen, oaB Sbam irr=
iinnie it, 10 miro fein 8eridt einge=
ianot, ouBer penn Sbalp's anpalte
oies ipiillihen iollten.
Sn Cambridge, Sbio, rannten
alpei StroBenbabnmagen 5nlallllllen,
ipobei eine 8erlon getotet uno filnf=
aebn perlest nuroen.
genjontin Scua, Elm ereentrl=
lher giirger BON @orren Gountp in
Ssainois, lpelher lein @elo pergra=
ben batte, lit geltorber uno aienano
meiB, no ser S6aB pergraben tit,
oa ste 3unge bes Mannes Dor iet-
mem Sooe geIabnlt muroe. Wtan
aloubt, oaB Die Sunrnne, tpel6e Sclll
in Ser geGbe ieiner Siitte pergraben
batte, ii6 .auf $4,000 big $4,000
belief. @enige Stunben Dor ieinem
9ooe, als er iein gttoe berallnoben
fiibIte, mohte ct per5lpeifelte Mn-
itrengungen oos @ebeimnis 3ll ent-
biillen.
Ser u9teaoins sloler" oie
Glteite oeutihe 3eitung in ben Ger
Staaten, bat ibren 1t2. Sobrgonq
ongetreten. gr ibreibt oo5n: Scr
olte 9urihe tritt 0as 112. Sabr n
poler aroft ulto gfiiitigfeit ap, als
Of Die lonee &eibe Der Sabre, Die e1
berpits ourhlebf bat, i'm gar ntht al
ter genlaht bGtter. Cine lange 3ei1
oes Sdoffens lnb Wirfens liegt bin
| ter ibn1, ober boffentlif eine rebt
lange 3eit Der slrbeit mlh nod po'
| linn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
". s.. & =. Sabm.
Mtfahrt.

gaat1 gaco, Sort g8orib SalIas, aanfas gitn,
st. aouis unb gbicago, tdeItb (Snnfet
0epot) 900 abenoS
pofaI5ug bia Gntitbbtue !. 7.30 boru1tftd9s
9lIarno Spe5iaI mad Smiiboiue, 9oufton, Gal'
beiton 1925 nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
gomtbern Nacific Sabn.
gittorta 1ibifion, 9. s. & 9. u.
(Gnli Sbore.)
Mpfaprt

Ma9 guero, 8ictoria, Bort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriiti groiunsbine, Sfio @ranbe, 9th.
@oliab, geebine, gsbarton, BalaeteS nnn
Souiton TOO nlorgenS
@nfuuft $50 abenbs
Ser Sam 9ouiton" mad enero, gieforta,
Ubnrton itno Soufon:
4bfabrt. 7.66 abenos
Mnfunft TOO moreeus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
Infer ar5ster Wprs,ta.

Sen @0lfern bes Srients tpiro bur1
Die 9ieIigion selebrt, baB @af6nngen
nottpenoig iifl6. 11nier 8or3ug it,, oab
mir gu Dieier grfenntnis feline 2ehre
bra19en. Infer eroberer @or5ng lit Die
anbere grfenntnis, bab audi bas Snnere
Beg a6rpers Der 8af6ungen beoarf, ioI
er rid)t einem friib5eiti9en Sooe perfal@
len Infer gr0bter 8or8ug tit nber, bab
mir tpenieItens elm Mittel fir innere
9feinigitng baben, bas obne Sebl ben
Gdften bes @0rpers hilft, 5i9 bon ben
giftigen glbfauitoffen gu befreien: ct.
Bernard &rdllterpilleu. giltr begetabiliid;
feline 1tbdbli9en Mineralien. SSn Ipo@
tbeten su 6aben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
Seirats smeiue.

su6ert 5tebes il. lmb sluuie Goblin
8elI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
@iienbaDn=Jabrplan.
q. q. & q. q. 8ahu.

nSabb grodet"e3u mad Spufton, Salbeitor,
Beaumont unb Orange @bfabrt l1br a6enbs,
Mntunft 7.55 n1orgers.
gsab @errebiIle, slbfabrt $50 moreefls. &ns
flnft bort 11.30. Mbfabrt bon &errbilfe 4 1lbr
na9mittaes, slnfunft In San stntonio 7.50
a6enbs. gtur Sanitags mad aerrbiIle: llbr
na6mittaes 9fiidTabrt bon bart Wsontags 8. }
morsens, Mnflinft In Can slntonio $50 NOR.
gems
gsa1 guero, Ooafnm, Sonfton, SaloeitoL
@ibbinas, 0todbaIe. Cameron u1b gsoco, 4bs
fabrt e.45 bornittags, sfnfrnft nbr moreers.
gsa6 geebiue, CORPUS gbriitt, alice @aatbts,
slranfas 8aB, 9todport, Mbfabrt 1.5O mods
M TAGS uno 1lbr abenbs. Mnfunft 7.55
moreerts uno 1.50 nabmittags
gfa6 SaIfurias, albfabrt 1lbr abenos, @its
ft4ft 7.55 moreens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25

le6ensIan9li6er @oft perltrteilt. Ste
No6ridt fiigt bin5lt ooB IN Der Unit
qeaenb oes 0orfes @arino inter Der
9epolferltng oie, groBte Slnfre9llng
berrid)t, uno ooB man einen Mnf=
ftono ser getpobner befiirbtet, %
oieie Sic, Gollltredung Ser llrteile
nidt auloiien lpollen. Die Silrfelt
baben oieien 3miIbenfoll bennbt, I'M
ibre 8ruppen naber an Die @ren5e
beron5ri6ieben.
8om geeinll oieies Sabres bts
sum nelln5ebnten Sebruar bat ote
3abl Ser begloubieten Softuren I'M
9erliner &oniulorbiitrift nod oen
Ser. Staatell, i'm 8erbaltnis 5ltn1
qleihen 3eitroun1 oes porigen Sob
res, nm 358 obgenontmen. Ser
gBert 1T BON 81a Wetqionen 0eorf
a1f 5A WeiIionen 5uriidgegongen.
0an1it fpiro toie ginpirfnng Der nn-
giin1tigen 3eiten ouf ben oentl6en
grport in oroItiider @eiie iituitriert
~9ie 8oli5ei in Samburg bot
eiuen @erftorbeiter in Saft genont=
men, mel6er BEL Sen 9(rbeitern Die
nit Ser Heparatur oes am 10.
ssonuor bel ltebungen rnlDeit gulf
oufaeloufenen llnb i6iper belbaoig=
ten groBen &reu5ers rSbarnborit"
bei6dftigt iino, anarbiitii6e ltno on
tin1ilitGrii6e Shriften einibmnggel-
te. Sci elmer Sousin6ung mnroen
soblrei6e 8apiere bei6lagnobmt.
0os preuBiide Sniti5ninilte=
RUM bat es abeelebnt, Die gegnaoi=
gung oes fonoien uSauptnonns bon
&openid"" oes Sbnlters 8oigbt Der
ieiner5eit oie oberiten gebOroen oes
gerliner 9ea6barortes gum @auoium
Ser gon5en @elt oiipierte, beim 4oi=
ier gu befiirporten. goigbt botte
cine 8etition eingereibt, in luel6er
er Inn bebinete 8eenaoigung 6at, oo
er an Ser Sbmiroiuht leioe. Sein
@efangnistermin lauft nod orei
Sabre.
slus oer SauptItaot Werifo
miro gerneloet, boB on Der groBen
0eorogeididte BON oem Dpnan1it=
9lttentat auf omerifaniicbe Wtinen=
geanten uno Minen=Mrbeiter, Die
neuli6 BON Ser Santa Goia-Weine im
Stoate Sonora beri6tet ipnroe, fem
@ort ipabr iei.
Wigr.. 9ln1ette lit als geodfol=
qer oes peritorbenen &aroinals 9Ri-
6aro gum gr5biihof BON Baris err
nannt poroen. ST mar i6on lett
mebreren Sobren Goaoiutor oes per=
1torbenen @r5bti6ofs.
0as englii6e Seeres- uno Slot
ten-gubeet lit jett ber0ffentli6t. Die
ssor6erungen fir oas Seer beloltfen
fidb aaf $154 1S5, ,120, oieienigen fir
Die ;slotte ouf $t61, ,59z 500. Die
@eiamnltforoerungen iino Inn orei
WfilIionen GROCER ols bfeierigen oes
leBten Sa6res
Die Wlaroffo slneelegenbeit
gab 9lnlaB 5lt elmer iebr erregten
9ebotte in Der fran6oliihen aunl-
mer, nad oeren 9eenoigung ober
nit 366 gegen 10 Stimrnen fir Die
&egierlng ein Sertrmtenspotltm an-
genom1nen mnroe.
glus Saltillo miro getneloet,
Die 8ei5ellerltte oes Staates Goa-
blila lei DIES Sabr infolge oes6egen-
nangels Elm Dolliger 6ebllhlag.
9lus Gbiabuobna fontnt Die
9ta6ribt, @ouperneur Greel beabiid)=
tige oas @otetlburg=SpIten, Staats-
betrieb ser @irti6afteL in ieinem
Staate eiit5ufiibren.
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Die Sa(teiteQe.

sd mar in Der 8eipalt Der
Sdminolu6t uno 6atte beinobe Die
6alteltelle erreidt dls mir Or. Sings
9aeue gntoedrsug empfoblen murOe
sic rettete Mid. Gie erite Slaide
gab mir 8eiierlrng. Gin 9utenb
sSlniden mo6te einen geiuroel
qliidlifen Weonn aus mir, iagt Geo
Dfoore bon @rilneslauo, q g. 9as
Mittel fir SuIten id)ipahe 2unaen,
Inn 8neuinonia por5ubeugen, itebt
pieie Meoi3in uniibertroften, soc imo
81 Bel aoolpb 0reiB uno q. Gpbn &
60. Trnbeflai6e fret.
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$. & q. ". Sabn.

WbfG9rt.
ssa6 anen gsorbsgerassB sBnnften
A. nbr ltt1b 8 born1ittags
Ma6 Ct 2ouis, Waen1pbis uno benz Often
.I.25 llhr nobm. uub 7 45 nbenbs
gfaeb Wserifo -. 1920 ubr oorrntffdgs
Mntnnff.
Son ct. Souls u benz Siten. $50 morg
Son ct. 2ouis II. benz Often, $50 morg
Son 2arebo nrb Wegifo -. LOS nabm.
8Du ct. 9ouis, 8anlas 9th 8 As obos.
Ct. gouis e. gan Tianeiaso 8asn.
NbfaBrt.
gae6 Sort Smith, @prinefieIb, ct. 2ouis, &aHs
ias gitb, gbicaeo g. & 9. 81. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
Mntmnft.
Bon ct. aouis, aanfns gitb. 9aris, gpicago
1910 norgens
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Ghnr[es q l1ln1n

Gbarles 9. lllnno, Der fran-
collide Seefooett, peI6er am Dom
neritag pom ariegsgeriht oes 2an=
oesperrats fir l6uloig befunoen NOR
oen ipor, nuroe 81 lebensldngli6er
SeItllngsbaft lmo 9egrooierune per-
nrteilt. gr botte ii6 i6ulbig be-
fonnt, mi6tige @ebeimniiie Der fran=
5oiiiben 8lotte an cine ousmartige
Matt perfouft 81 baben. Illinois
SSomilie lit poblbabeno, aber er lebte
onf iebr groBem SuBe unb nerbroub-
te rieIige @elolurrnen.
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@abl Mnseigem,
Giir sheriff.

9ie y5reie Greiie fir Segas~ lit auto
riiiert, anSu5eigeil, ba5 9. 9. 2tnb :
f. y aanbiont fin bas 9lmt eines Sberiffs
BON @erar Goitntb lit ltnb fih Der gntz
ideibuna Der bemofratiiben Rrimdr@
pablen lrntertuirtt.
Sic n5reie 9sreiie fir 8eras~ lit auto
riliert, all5u8eigen, baB Somes so e
@losfen aanbibnt fir oas 9lmt
6es G6eriffs bon 8erar Gountb lit unb
iid9 ben bemofratiid)en %rimdrpablcn I'M
Srli uuterlpirft,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-25
U mta Mt

gon Gbicaso, ct. aouls, aan'as gttb. Daras
Sort @ortb nno $3.50, tdgli8 (Snnfet
9epot) 73o moreens
2ufaI5ua bta SntitSbine 9.05 abenos
sllamo @peaia bon sutitbbile, 9oniton. @al'
seitou 6.25 mcreens
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
CRUELTY TO HORSE
]. B. Wilson Pleads Guilty to
Such a Charge

James B. Wilson, q farmer living
near Eaton plead guilty In the coun-
ty court Monday on a charge of
cruelty to animals. The complaint
was made by Humane Agent F. G.
Mcconnell, to whom the case was re-
ported by neighbos OF Wilson. He
was fined $25 and costs.
1t is alleged that Wilson viciously
tortured horse he owned for hours.
inticting such injuries upon the poor
animal that 1t was necessary to kill
1t to put it out Of It's misery: that VIII
son was not satisfied with the torture
that he could himself inflict. but that
he called in employees and ordered
them to help him, and that when he
had so manned the victim Of his rage
that death was made necessary, he
failed to kill the horse at once but
permitted the animal to linger in pain
for many hours.
Wilson had three-year-old colt on
his ranch, and after making several
attempts to break the animal by road
work he became angered by the colts
conduct and fastened him In a cor
raj. There 1t is charged, he beat the
horse with whip until he was ex-
hausted and then ordered an employe
to continue the beating. The latter
purposely broke the whip, that he
might not be required to continue the
work. and then Wilson, 1t is claimed,
secured blacks make whip and trace
chain. beating the colt along the ribs
with these and finally knocking two Of
the animals teeth out by blows on the
head with the heavy chain.
Then log chain was secured by
the infuriated man, it is charged, and
with this around the neck of the suf
fering colt. he hitched team to the
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Young Girl in Trouble.

Showing a cleverness In her work
that might be envied by old hands at
the business, sixteen years old Lillian
Sorensen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lars sorensen, of La Sale last week
forged and passed three worthless
checks on three different Greeley mer.
chants. She plead guilty in the juven-
lie court last Thursday and was
turned over to Probation officer P. A.
Tisdel.
Two of the checks were made out
purporting to be given by ]. B. Sny.
der to his daughter, Mabel Snyder.
and were passed on Nelson Demorest
and Harry H. shaw's stores respec.
lively. They we're for about six dol
lars each. The girl made some trif-
ling purchase at each store and Sc
cured change for the balance Of the
face value of the checks. Another
check was supposed to have been
made out by C. G. Anderson for about
the same amount, and was passed on
the Cash Grocery.
The girl admitted to city marshal
Williams that she had made out the
checks and gave as reason that she
wanted to buy some little things with
which to dress properly for dance
she was shortly to attend without
knowledge to her parents.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28

Colorado Springs junior vice presi
dent, Emma James. Leadville; secre
tary, Sadie Fisher. Cheyenne; council
or of administration. Kate c. Patrick
Victor,
Auxiliary to the Sons Of Veterans
president, Mary e. Abbott. Denver,
vice president Lille Case, Fort Col
lins; council of administration, Laura
Halloway, Fort Collins; Mamie
Pearce, Denver; Carrie Mccormick,
Fort Collins; chaplain, Ella Jensen,
Denver; treasurer. Alta Kern, Wind
sor; division inspector, Mrs. N, N.
Saint Clair. Fort Collins: mastering
and installing officer. Katie Guilford,
Denver; chief of staff, Clara Bur-
roughs, Denver; secretary, Mabel Cas-
ey, Denver; patriotic instructor, Nina
Mccormick, Fort Collins; division
aides, Maize Mcdowell, Mary Gal
baugh and Mae Elliott, Denver, and
Della Graham, Fort Collins.
The next encampment will be held
at Trinidad
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Colorado Sons to Banquet.

Saturday evening. May 3Oth the
Colorado society Sons Of the American
Revolution will tender q banquet to
the new Greeley chapter at the Cam.
field hotel. At that time the organiza.
ton of that chapter will be complet.
ed. Harper Leiper who has been or
ganizing the chapter here again re-
quests that all those eligible to mem.
bership. who have not already done
so, send in their names to him before
Friday evening.
On Sunday evening, May 31st. at
the Congregational church, J. F. Tut
tie of Denver will deliver lecture on
The Flag and Paul Jones'" Mr.. Tut.
tie is gaining national reputation
as a lecturer on patriotic topics and
recently at Buffalo, delivered the pre-,
sentation speech Of the travelling nag
of the order, to the chapter that has
made the largest gain in membership
during the year. He is also mason
of high rank. Once a month he lee
lures to the students of the State Agri-
cultural college, where he holds the
chair of lectureship created by Presi,
dent Aylesworth, largely for Mr.. Tut
tie.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
CONTEST NOTICE.
OF the Interior. United statss
Land Once.

Denver, COLORADO, Apr1l u. l0OY.
been filed in this once 81 Guetai ". OF
son. contestant. egainst homestead eHtEy
Of SWA and NEk of sW4, Section u.
Township n. Ranes e We, hy CherleS
legged that said Charles M. sWink akan.
d9Hed SAID NNH homssWtsad sWs aSs ds'erihsd NWH
W, over one year ago. said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond: and
10 O'Clock a. m. on July II. 1908. before
the Register % and Receiver avert At re United
The said contestant having. In proper
affdsvit: filed April 27. 1908 set forth fsct.
sonal service Of this notice can not be
made. it is hereby ordered and directes
q. D. FORD, Register.
Vim. L. Palm. Attorney: :at-L Law, KittredC
Building, Denver, Colo. for Gustaf "
Olson.
UFirst publication in Greeley Tribune
May IA. 'Os: last publication June 4. 'Oe.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
WATSON COMMANDER
he Is Honored by G. A. R. Men
of Two States

H. Z. Watson Of this city was elect.
ed department commander of the G.
A. t., department Colorado. yoming
at the annual encampment held at
Fort Collins last Wednesday and
Thursday. The honor came unsought
until the last moment before the act
ual election Thursday. Watson was
chosen on the first ballot against John
Wingate of Durango and Dexter T.
Sapp of Gunnison.
Other officers elected were: Senior
vice commander, T. c.. Remey, Fort
Collins; junior vice commander, X. e..
Fitch, Laramie. Wyoming; chaplain,
Ira d. Hal Golden; medical director
DR.. F.. o. Burdick. Boulder; quarter
master. Rankin Smith. South Denver;
adjutant general w. C. Thomas, Gree
ley: delegatesat-large TO the Toledo
national encampment, John Wingate;
delegates, William Jones. Windsor;
X. II. Hurlburt, Harris; j. II. William.
son. Denver: s. M. French. Denver;
William p. Vale. Durango; council
of administration. w. P. Upton, Den.
yer; j. C, Morley, Denver; T. j. Foote,
Denver; C. Ricketts,. Boulder; and W.
II. McCumber, Denver.
Womans' Relief Corps-department
president. Mrs. Eloise Lehow, Denver;
senior vice president, Clara Cough,
Colorado Springs; junior vice presi
dent. Fannie Whip, Gunnison; chap
lain, Eliza B. Peters. Golden; treas
urer, Mary Hader. Cheyenne; execu
tive board. Hattie Lewis, Cripple
Greek; Louise Butler, Longmont;
Sarah j. Miller, Laramie. Wyoming;
Kate O'Brien, Boulder.
Ladies of the G. A. R.-department
president, Ella Galloway. Aspen; SEN
ior vice president, Caroline Clancy,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Last Dance.

The Alesmo club held its last dance
Of the season Wednesday evening. The
affair was quite the event Of the year
in the history of the club. Academy
hall had been newly papered and kal
samined and much time and expense
was put on the decorations. The
seats were removed and couches, rugs
and pillows were substituted and the
hall was banked with palms and ferns
A nice crowd was in attendance.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of The Potato Growers
Commission Company will be held at
the office of the company, 7O0-6th
Street, Greeley, Colo, at 2 o'clock
P. M. on Saturday, June l3, 1908,
for the election OF trustees and
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
j. G. Graham, @. +. Mason,
Pres. Sec'y.
Greeley, Colorado, May 13, '0s,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Telephone Convention.

There was a district convention Of
the Colorado Telephone company held
last Saturday evening in Academy
hall. There were about seventy pres
ent from Denver, Platteville, Eaton,
Ault, Fort Collins and Loveland.
Among the visitors from out OF town
were general manager E. NJ. Burgess,
assistant manager w. F. Brown and
Philip A. Hamlin of Denver and man.
ager Carroll of Fort Collins. A pro-
gram was carried out, refreshments
served and a dance afterwards.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28

chain and dragged the colt thirty
yards. This 80 injured the colts spine
that the animal became blind. In this
condition the horse was permitted to
linger for two days, 1t is claimed. be-
fore Wilson had It killed.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
The Most Common Cause Of Suffering.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that 1t is the most com.
mon Of all ills, and 1t Is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
Cha mberlain's Pain Balm will afford
relief and make rest and sleep posi-
BILE. In many cases the relief
from pain, which Is at first tempo
rary, has become permanent, while
In old people subject to chronic
rheumatism, often brought on by
dampness or changes in the weather,
a permanent cure cannot be expected !;
the relief from pain which this lini-
ment affords is alone worth many
times its cost. Is and SO cent sizes
for sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Tho End of tho World

should 1t come tomorrow, would find
fully one.third of the people suffer
ing with rheumatism Of either slight
or serious nature. Nobody need suffer
with rheumatism for Ballard's Snow
Liniment drives away the trouble,
relieves the rain instantly and leaves
the user as we'll and supple as a two
year.old. Sold by all duggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Opportunities in Land South.

One fare plus two dollars to
certain points in Texas and New
Mexico and return for homeseekers
via Colorado & Southern. Liberal
limits and stopovers Full informa-
tion on application.
T. E. Fisher, Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Alleged Shortage Of SIS, 900

The United Home Protectors Frat
ernlty will go into the hands OF re-
ceiver because OF q shortage, 20 Il 10
alleged, of more than 376, 600 In the
funds OF the order. Supreme Secretary
William L. Wilson admits that hs has
been sppropriating its funds to his
own use for many years past.
For some months the State Bank
ing Commissioner has not been satis-
fed with the condition Of the order -
shown by the last report, and an
investigation has been under way BY
the supreme trustees to ascertain the
true condition Of affsirs.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Wilson
finally admitted that the books had
been persistently falsified for many
years past and that he owed the order
q large sum. State Banking Com.
missioner Zimmerman took charge Of
the affairs Of the concern today.
The exact amount Of the shortage
can not be ascertained till every ono
having q policy in the order can b
interviewed, which will necessarily
take some time. but it 10 conservs-
lively placed at $4,000 or more.-
Port Huron (Mich.) Daily Times,
March 19.
WE WILL BOND YOU
Sdnb0rn { Houston
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-28
Don't You Want to Win a Prize7

Count the dots-that's all. It's
easy. Then send the number you
have counted to US with date and
time OF day. Ask for dotted ring.
Dunham's Jewelry Store, Coronado
block.