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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15
THE OUTLOOK FOR 1908.


The writer is neither a prophet nor
the son of prophet. He realizes that
any attempt to scan the future with
prophetic eye is apt to prove the truth
of the above statement.
Yet. as some one has we'll said, His
tory repeats ITSELF" About every so
often our country is compelled to pass
through a period commonly known as
hard times" Just why this is so is
still a matter of dispute. But the fact
remains.
That the country is now passing
through one of these periods of de-
preston, few will deny. And, owing
to the fact that this year will witness
a presidential campaign, it is moder-
ately certain that the commercial and
financial conditions of the country will
remain more or less unsteady for the
next eight or 10 months.
To the average person the above
statements do not sound very encour-
aging. But let us look little farther.
Is there no silver lining to this cloud
of financial depression? Must the
poultry raiser be carried down to de-
struction with the financial shark and
the Wall Street Spectator? No in
deed!
The poultry business has been aptly
called a "hard-times business. While
banks fail and trust companies llqul-
date, the American hen lays merrily
on. Statistics show that during the
last panic of 1S94-95, the entire poul-
try industry, from the smallest breed
err to the largest incubator manufac-
turer, experienced an unprecedented
era of prosperity. And again we may
look for history to repeat itself.
The reason for such a condition OF
affairs is plain. 1t is possible for
country to become so prosperous and
money so plentiful that poultry rails
ing and it's allied interests are not
considered of sufficient Importance to
merit any very serious attention. And
exactly that condition has obtained
during the past two or three years.
But let times begin to tighten up,
and there is marked change in the
aspect of things. Biddy comes unto
her own. The clerk and mechanic VINO
suddenly find themselves out OF en-
ployment, naturally turn to poultry
raising as means of subsistence. And
fortunate is the man who is in posi-
ton to supply their needs.
That this is exactly the condition
that is obtaining at the present time,
is evidenced by recent letters from
many of our advertisers. The follow
ing extract from letter which came
in this mornings mail, is fair sam
pie: "The demand for fowls is sim
ply fierce. l never saw the like.
believe the egg trade, for 1908, will
surpass by far any previous season. :,
In light of the above facts, therefore,
we feel entirely justified in predicting
continuance, and even an increase
of prosperity for our readers during
the year 1908.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

Legitimately the fowl has four we'll
defined uses, as an egg-producer, for
it's flesh, for it's feathers, and in ex-
terminating pests, and to these might
be added, saving waste.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

Said the big red rooster to the little
brown hem
81 haven't heard you cackle in don't
know when"
Said the little brown hen to the big
red rooster,
"You don't come around as much as
you wooster. "-Newspaperdom.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

Reproducing hens require a GER
tain amount of meat food every day.
1t is best supplied on the range. If it
can not be found there, it may be furn-
ished in cut bones or meat scraps. The
best substitute probably is milk.
Sweet milk is to be preferred, but sour
milk will do.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

Commissioners of Clarke county
have purchased 100 pairs of Hunga-
rian cartridges from Pennsylvania to
turn loose in 10 places in that county
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

the ads in premium list, entry fees,
sale of leg bands and sale of eggs.
All bills are paid with $10.05 left in
the treasury. There were quite num-
Der of birds sold at fair prices.-Rep
resentative.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

Thus far no machine. except the
industrious hen, has been found that
can make an egg.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

About so Chinese pheasants will be
turned loose at Waterville, Douglas
county.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-02-15

A little fiaxseed mixed with the
morning meal will make the plumage
shine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03

D. Robbins. MauIc Sutherland, Leila
NJ. ..aHaas Mlude Hastings. Hazel
Aahopc. Gladys Aistborpc. Alic,
Rood Beatrice Lancaster Maymc l.
Crshmau Mildred Hmdo, France
Famcw WlurreI Cos. Neil Lind. Alice
d. Wcurar, yc'a GcnIuraut and Ger
tude Giauler
Regular Members Mos-.s D. vs.
Weaeer C.. Il. McNemc. r n Hali
day. Ray h. Hcsmer. Julius Harris
3D. n. HcucIrI Frank W. Young. ia.
ward Lewis. a. r. Kelley a. S. FRA
s.r. s.. ID Baanlster Hardin Gholson.
a. A. Bouduraut Andrew Lohr. lIarrs
Becker Louis "a. Block, Claude Win
ter Jr. r r Rcufro. vs. q. wall Fe-
ma Barter J. A. Crozi,r of MomI
cry aaI Ven A H. w Anderson
Junior Members -Mea McNomer
Katherine Cuzhman. Frank C-ozio-.
Dorothy Caadea. Charlotte Caudee. ".
= Halliday Dr.. and Eleanor Halliday
The rha5tce members are J. $. Ais.
thorpe. p o. Atwood r p. Aver + 4
B.dCr ST.. g. s.. CauGao. E. g.. Can
non. T p. Co.rer h. z. Cox L. D.
Davis. l. +. Deuison. Charles Fauca
t,r. J. o. GaIfgau. Edward L. CHhc-.
Miles Fred'E. Gilbert Henry Gi.hofe-.
~. r. Grsanoy. Reel Green Douglas
halliday b. g. HALLIDAY. John Haiti
day. S. u Halliday fra hastings OHs
q. Hastings. Daniel Hartman. a. r. r
HAYNES. Oscar D. Herbert. a. r. HHrH
Tr. S. J. Johnston. T. e.. Ksr-a.
AI0Ird Kaufman. e.. T. Keatcn ~.
W. a. Krebs. g. r. Laue81. David
LaH-I4u. Leo Mcdaniel vs. s. N-
knight. J.. J. Nas=ar-r. john J.. o..
ham. Georss Parsons. Charles o. Pr
ter Thos. J. Pryor Jacob solomon. s
r. staehIe. rs. H. Sutherland. W e..
THI-fIavocL John Tie-ua1. T. % Wat
George 70 Were1. " O. white. r 81
Uhftrev n. +. Williamson ana W. r.
Wood
s large number Of these who g.
crise1 cards from tLe club expect te
present their names for MEMBERSHIP
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03
BILLS
At THE THEATRES
OPERA HOUSE PRESENTS JANE
EYRE" BY COCO COMPANY
ARCADE AND PATHE HAVE
GOOD BILLS.

This afternoon and tonight Jane
Eyre" viii De presented at Cairo opera
house. The play is an original dram
attic conception of Charlotte Broutez
well known book of the same name. by
Peter c. Patti. The scenes Of the
play. laid in England. are picturesque
the characters are natural bright an
human. hence never dapress. even iu
the serious moments. Every uau is in
competent and experienced hands ami
Miss Flora Fairfield heads the com
uany Prices Matinee. -U and -.
Nreht. -. 80 and - cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03
Where Bullets Flew.

David Parker of FayCtte n Y. n
veteran Of the civil war who lost a
TOO. al GottysburE says The
good Eo.tria Filters have done Is
worth mere than tVe hundred dollars
to Mo. ] spent much money dootorng
tor bad case Of stomach trouble .
ltlc purpose. then tried Elcclr.s
Mueg-. and they cured nue.. I nov
take them a- % tonic. and they krer
ma strong aad Well SOC at all du2.
ISL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03

Every panic we nave had came
under the high tariff
Bryan made a very complimentary
reference 80 the German element il
our population. who. he said, by thei-
thrift. industry and integrity, have
helped 20 build mp our country, ana
German strain in our blood has added
20 fhe energy honesty and importance
% uHo composite American. i ap-
procIata the support being gIvel the
ticket by German Democrats here ami
throughout fnc country
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03

Two comcly films are offered this
afternoon and tonight at the Pathe
faoafer. One is entitled -NeT-r
Again which TCr-rars tLe eEuI--
FENCES Of a youB- man who gees .a
Coney Island 20 Keep cool The other
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.


= surprise partE Uas given last
evening ln honor O. Miss clara Han
camp. cf zl"5 Ho.brolk asere. DR.
-rs Cairo Eizh school class rf 1872
,hs occasion being tha =i.te.ata a.a-
t.r-arF oT tha re-IH -af= h.u1 Tl. 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03
eREAresT lokg a - Aez

Atlanta Ca. oc. John w. Ken.
Democratic vice presidential nomine'.
arrived here tate tonight AID will b.
Ar'aHta lae-t tomorrow. Today
-..sa u Ana. sion BE discussed tbs
efforts 90 In.-il.n, Roosevelt % cub
ODE trusts and punish the promoters 10
ua,asfl combinations which, De
sold. constituted rfe greatest joke 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-03

There v.u b- change pi program
al tEe Arcade this afternoon aHI o..
night With new songs agI IH.i4.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

women must be given mara .i. i
HIT IT up Mrs. GrenfeI u'o 'line TO
nnr,ar ton put they have been in
p0wo' ~" 'ohG and have become cor-
p .S are republicans for what
t".' S,' ont of the party aud
no. ny ~ Nhat they put in. They are
IKE the l'ltle girl who accompnniaJ
ner ino,hoF TO church. After the con.
tripu.lon poN was passed the child
wnI.ps.1u To her mother, Mamma
wnat u,u you get? got a quarter !"
IN Deh.er the republican party is
twins SIMON and William
WoHieh should be independent in
politics and vote for principle rather
tnah part aud that is WHY mos, of
them naN taken so great an .ntcr-
est in Mr. Bryan. ' '"'''
MI: hooseJeit is the most radical
presideht We ever had, and instead
OF the eaSt being afraid of Mr.. Brynn
a. tney formerly were, they now
thlnk MN conservative compared 70
TEDDY. But Mr.. Bryan will stand for
the West as we'll as the east. He is
greaIer than a republican. greater
than democrat-a true and devoted
American 'eN
senator Scott,
IL was Senator Tully Scott's first
time IN Greeley, but he will be al
ways Welcome in the future. He is
nOio-oNer senator and is not look
Ing for oiilee. He is we'll acquainted
with Greeley, however, as he sits
directly IN front of Senator CLAYTON
in the assembly. and for six hours a
day Mr Clayton talks of nothing but
Greeley.
He also attributed to Mr.. CLAYTON
the fact that our Normal school fac
ulty had not been divided.
TAFT says the people do rule. Dc
you think the people rule in the
house OF representatives, where Joe
Cannon holds the gavel? Do yo,
think the people rule in Colorado
where the G. o. P. is Guggenheim'
own party? During the past admin
istration the republican party ha.
spent two billion dollars. more thar
was spent during the Civil war. Th,
next administration must meet /:
large deficit. One hundred thousant
new Offices have been created in thu
past -four years. Is it any wonde
that Roosevelt can dictate his sue
cessOr?
In the last state platform the re
publicans promised us many reform
and all they gave us was mill,o
dollar appropriation to pay for tn
Peabody war Down at La Junta Th
other day Banker Goddard was con
victed OF robbing his depositors. Hi
speculations covered period of SeN
eral years and still he was not dis
covered by our bank examiners. Don
you think the people need to rule
little in the matter of banking laws
In speaking of the number of of
ces created. Senator Scott said thu
even the stenographers have seer
taries and deputies and the janitol
will have private secretaries if Ia
is elected.
Buchtel is the pardon governO
He keeps the courts busy filling u
the prisons, so he can turn the
loose He turns one out every hol
day and has created several new hol
days for that purpose, as, for i
stance. Columbus day, but instead
freeing an Italian, he turned loose
negro who was in for murder.
Bryan may be dreamer, but
7. is dreaming Of the days when ban
may not CLOSE their doors in d
and issue sort of Christian Scien
money. Dreaming of the time VIII
10000 children in city like Chica
may not go hungry to school, a
dreaming of land where every D
; may have equal opportunity TOR u
erty and for bread.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
More Than Enough is Too Much.

To maintain health. a mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption of more food than is ne
cessary for these purposes is the
prime cause of stomach troubles,
rheumatism and disorders of the kid
news III troubled with indigestion,
revise your diet. let reason and not
appetite control. and take few
doses Of Chamberlain Stomach and
liver Tablets. and YOU will soon be
all rEht again. For sale by an
drugC iSts.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
More HOOtlrggcrs.

rgrnest Hall and Ben Tanler' both
of W ndsor, were brought in Tuesua!
mornIug by Deputy Charles Peter
son. On the charge of bootlessihs,
TRrler and the Russian captured
Yesterday were liberated on s"oV
borfs and Hall is still confined
Willie in Windsor the deputy N"s
called upon to arrest a drunk. Wno
had gaptured the village. ana MI
prfgrson was compelled to use n'S
isis 10 put the drunk under suoh''s-
sion AS n result. he is nnrs'aS !"
,,IHm mitt" today.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Strawberries in November.

Ralph Richmond, Loveland
farmer. has succeeded in cultivating
n strawberry which ripens about the
last of September or first of October.
lie eypects to raise large amount
the coming season and market them
when the price has become prohibit
i've except for kings. Berries that
he picked only one week ago are said
to be large and of exceptional haVor'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Some Fine Spuds.

Th1 best showing OF faII POTATOES
made his year is on display in the
window of the Arbuckle-Purcell
Land company. The lot consists ol
several bushels and it takes but rev
in number to comprise bushei'
They we're raised by w. c. tlseher'
six niles east of Greeley. lie mas
forty-three acres that will average
400 bushels. The soil is sandy ana
the spud is known as the Mammoth n
Pearl Fifty of the spuds tippeu
rho ale at 134 pounds.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Notice of Sale,

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 6th day of November
1905. IT the hour of 10 O'Clock a. NJ
at the 'front.' door of the court mouse
in GTHeley, Weld county, Coiorano'
| Will offer for sale and sell TO tne
hignaFt and best bidder for cash III
hand paid. all of the book accounts
notes and judgments belonging u
thp ate firm of S. w. Morrison "
Son. of Evans, ColC~-~o.
WILLIAM f. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
card TO the Public of Greeley an"
Vicinity.

an who are or may become lh'er-
ested in having an electric ,h'erul
ran road between Denver ana tree
Low tngether with such extensions Us
win inevitably follow, VIII MA =, i"
r,prgsentative of this company at AZ,
Times in its office in the Camhe'''
hotel J., ,,swor
PIaosure will be taken in answer
irr m inquiries and giving all pos
sIplr information to those VINO may
iropIre. Very Respectfully.
CONSTRUCTORS W.
BY E. N. Reaser, Pres
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
They Want City Water.

The superintendent OF the water
works made trip along the pipe
line Thursday and made taps for
four farmers who live in the vicinity
of Windsor. Nearly all farmers
along the line are taking advantage
of the exceptional product furnished
by the local plant, rather than de-
pend upon "hard water" wells for
water for domestic purposes.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
'>'MENr DAY.
yard iusapc

yard, insane.
~ N9yluE been an
"l l.u estate OF
county of W,la
',,nIndo docensed
ur,.. tI.a, Nr win an,
yuN'E Court Of saId
a,,. ,.,9urt House in
gn,, ",,, 0n Monday
a,,.9,, '9,r A. -. lo0S
,'iW,'k ai, A. NJ. Of snlJ
",' ,., n"rsous hnviut,
,,5 ys'a' nro notineJ
adjusted KY Pnlfpose pos
mmcdI,nltte,s t,s na,., are le-
"A, D. lg0g. WIS 'o'h
'G couscrvotor of
SGh' %%2rd %},d Insane. VI
toE,,.T Tribune, octo.
''''r 2S, 1908. -''
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Kodol is n combination of the
natural digestive juices and it digcsts
all classes of food and every kind of
food, so you see 1t will do the work
that the stomach itself does. Sold
by all drugyists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
For Cllnnncd Skin.

Chapped skin. whether on the
hands or face, may be cured in one
night by applying Chamberlain S
salve II is also unequaled for sore
nipples, burns and scalds. For sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

A. F. Jennings OF Glenwood
Springs has accepted position with
H. Reynolds & Co. Mr.. jennings
wife and three children are visiting
In Omaha, and will come to Greeley
sOOn
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Edna Craig was the hostess
OF delightful luncheon at the Cam.
field hotel today in honor OF Mrs.
jamie Miller, who is the guest of
Mrs. Isabel Churchill
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Do not let anyone tell you that
something else is just as good as De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills. be-
cause there isn't anything just us
good Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

o. b. Stapelton. who was formerly
employed with |. O. GlaZier. has been
west seeking location to go into
business, aud has decided on Idaho
Falls. MIR. Stapelton will return to
Colorado for his family.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The last car of Concord grapes of
the season is being distributed by Nj.
A. O'Donnell. among the merchants
this week. The fruit was shipped
from New York by the Lawrence
Hensley Fruit company of Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
MONS.

County OF Weld. ~.
lSTRICT COURT.
Plaintiff. VS.. The
! Cooperation. The
( Colorado. n Cor
Delee and Clara NJ
lantS.
state OF Colorado.
iony a Corporation,
u COloro DO. a Cor
Lee and Clara NJ.
dants above named.
quired To appear In
against YOU by the
t!ii In the District
hiy, state OF Colo
le complaint there
lays after the SER
erved within this
rived out OF this
alton, within thirty
lice hereof. exclus-
et'lce, or Judgment
taken against YOU
'rayer OF the COM
py OF the complaint
lied action be not
ummons, or IL the
made ont os tnis
$ additional TO ne
peciiied Tor appear-
u be allowed Ac,ore
ment b. deia ait as
brough, to obtain
We To the following
TO- wit An Of Lot
Lot Z, except the
a Lots In Block 20.
It,ll,cularly L, described
The north a6 scct
u numbered s and
more or less OF
numbered I in
" Greeley. Weld
according to the
cor together with
use of water as
mas Of The Union
and for decree de-
lalned plaintiff the
t simple subject to
enJoining defend
servants or EN- E
.-'' Win plain
ymcut OF same or
" carrying on any
session thereof. as
,ear from the com
N TO which refer
10y notified tha, n
ana to answer the
ip9Nc required. The
take Judgment hy
according TO tn.
plant. "'
,,and at Greeley. I'm
''h day Of sep,em- :
I'm T JACOBS.
nry Tor Plaintiff.
an Hreeley Tribune.
last publication
october 21. 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Horace Mann of Rife, Colo.
Noble Grand of Elizabeth Rebekah
lodge No. 46. is in Greeley, in COM
pany with the delegate from that
town, and made pleasant call at the
Tribune office Tuesday morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. John Reed OF Salt Lake City
Is visiting Mrs. l.. F.. Wyatt for q
few days. Mrs. Reed is enroute east
on trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Sucks and Twinc-Best Liverpool
Centals. Best Italian sacking twine.
VIII be to your interest to see us
before purchasing elsewhere. The
Greeley Produce 4 Commission Co.,
Ira l. Sides. Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Vote for G. O. Stevens for Justice
OF the peace Independently. the man
that has done something for Greeley
and Weld county advertisement.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Jay Kimball of Sedgwick is
visiting relatives in Greeley. Mr.
Kimball expects to come to Greeley
the last OF the week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dingle OF Shell
bina, Mo-, were in Greeley Tuesday.
enroute for Windsor. where they will
make their home.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Big stock of fancy Grand Junction
Jonathan apples just in. at less than
Denver wholesale prices.
Grocery company.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Jennie Patterson left Monday
for Denver to attend the state CON
vention OF the w. C. T. U.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
kinsella. insurance.

Call this month and see Mrs.
Gepge. 205 Eleventh avenue. about
Christmas gifts of hand-painted
china. and see IL you are not we'll
satisfied
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Miss Dorothy Reynolds, the teach-
er of vocal music, who has apart
ments at the Marlborough, spent
Sunday and Monday in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Big shipment Of fancy Jonathan
apples Just received from Grand
Junction. Bargain prices.-Wilscn
Grocery.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

c. l. and Fl. G. Day went to Wind
sor this morning to figure on con-
tract OF heating.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Jeanette Bliss went to Chey
enne Saturday to visit over Sun
day with her brother.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The Berean class will hold a social
tonight at the Havener home. lI17
Seventh avenue
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Miss Inez Dexter OF Laramie was in
Greeley today, enroute to Fort Col
Inns to visit friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
kinsella. insurance.

s. NJ. Goodman was u Denver WIS.,
itor Friday.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Born, Sunday. to MIR. and Mrs.
George f. Washburn. a son.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Little Locals

Kinsella. insurance.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Kinsella, insurance.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-04-23
FOR HARMONY IN ILLINOIS.
-
The Older Party Leaders Believe
That a Harmonious Gathering
Is Assured.
Especial to the ARGUs.)

Springfield, Ill April 22.-The adj
vance guard Of delegates has put in an
appearance for the Democratic State
convention which assemblies here to-
morrow to select the IIIinois delegates
at-large to the Denver s~convention.
The most OF the delegates and VISITORS,
however, including several train loads
from Chicago, are not expected to ar
rive until early tomorrow morning.
The older party leadersI believe that
a harmonious gathering is assured,
though the conditions within the party
are undeniably ripe for an interesting
and lively convention. The ranks are
divided between the 'Simon-pures,"
who are staunch supporters OF Bryan,
and the Sullivan faction, which is UNI
der the domination OF Roger Sullivan,
the Illinois member of the national
committee. The Sullivan crowd has
no great love for the Nebraska leader.
while on the other hand Mr.. Bryan
and his followers will not mourn if
Mr.. Sullivan were ousted from his
place on the national committee.
Former Mayor Carter HI. Harrison
has led the fight for Bryan in Chicago
and he has openly intimatcd that if to-
morrow's convention does not go the
way he and his followers desire it will
mean rival delegations to the Denver
convention. Among the rank and file,
however, there is believed to be little
chance for the convention to split.
The Sullivan element are expected to
support the movement for Bryan in
structions, providing no move is made
to GUST Sullivan from the national
committee. AS there is little to be
gained by either faction through an
open rupture, the chances seem to
favor a compromise and a harmonious
convention.