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The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Gets Along without Eating.

An inesrimable advantage that the fairy
enjoys over human beings is that II does
not need TO eat
When a human being chances 10 catch
a glimpse cf such q group ne usually I'M
parts into his account Of It presunDuCns
derived from his own conditions. and
takes the leader for fairy king or queen
according TO the form which the leader
for The moment may happen 70 prefer n
reality TIE realms Of nature spirits need
no kind Of government except the general
supervision which IS exercised over It
The great majority Of fairies dislike and
avoid mankind Mr.. Leadbeater does noc
wonder at & To the fairies man appears
as a ravagi1g demon. destroying and
spoiling wherever he goes
Sometimes. although extremely rare.
they show retaliation, and even malice.
toward human intruders. But their more
usual method cf repelIing annoyance IS
by playing childish tricks on the uuwel-
come man They take an impish delight
IN misleading or dece5ving him. in caus-
ing him to lose his way across a moor.
n keeping him walking round and roU9d
in a circle all night when he believes he
IS going straight On, or in making him
think that he sees palaces and castles
where no such structures really exist
Many a story illustrative Of this curious
characteristic Of the fairies may be found
auons the village gossip Of the peasantry
in almost any lonely mountainous dis
trict Some Of the village gossip. how
ever. deals with the friendly services Of
some nature spirit that made friends
with individual human beings and offered
them such assistance as lay in their
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
MISS VERA P. GILBERT.

Miss Gilbert = popular debutante. and
only daughter Of G. P H Gilbert. Of New
York She Is one OF the most perfectly
goEned young women az Newport She
recently swan from SpournE Rock Beach
70 Hazard Beach. one and tEree-qu
miles. IN one hour and ten seconds
This beats al records made by OtAer
society girls. including Mrs Arthur Scott
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Burden. Miss Edna Ba-gs-. daughter Of
samuel F Barse-- 1Irs- Eugene Hale ana
Mrs Z. Yale Smith.
The wind blew s-iE Of shore and when
Mss Gtbert returned she was not the
least exhausted She used the side stroke,
which she did not change from start 10
finish She was accompanied IN the life
bcat by Joe" Boyer. swimming master.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
new FIGHTING SHIP
IndOmitable Said to Be the
Greatest of Battle Ships.
HAS SPEED AND ENDURANCE

Latest ship of British Navy Is
Thought 10 Be Most Formidable
structOrs Was 10 Have Necessary
speed, Strength, and Resistance.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

50 many OF our patrons have preferred
requests for corset cover without a
closing that this model has been designed
specially % meet their requirements The
corset cover is in the jumper style, and
IS slipped over the head. being adjusted
al the neck and waistllne by means Of 8
rlooon-run beading The pattern includes
shield sleeves, which may be used or not.
as desired The corset cover is very
simple OF construction, and no amateur
neeclewonan- however fnexpert. need fear
attempting IL Cambria. batiste. Indian
lnon- or me crOssbar may be used for
making. with either lace or embroidery
for trimming The medium size requires
Is Yards Of 56-inch goods
Five sizes. 3 70 20 inches bust.
This pattern may be obtained BY Inclos-
ing 20 cents 70 the Pattern Department
The Washington Herald. 754 Fifteenth
street northwest, giving number Cs1sO and
size wanted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Measured by financial returns. the law
yer also maintains his supremacy over
the other professions The physician who
gets $1,000 fee IS rarely heard OF. and
t-e one who has an income Of S25- coo
1Tom his practice is-seIdom seen Yer =
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Advantages of This Type of ship

The advantages Of such vessels are toe
obvious 10 need detailing. The critics OF
the Indornitahle alIege the great cost Of
the class as a Disadvantage, depriving the
admiralty Of the power OF constructing an
adequate number Of vessels for commerce
protection The new classes for smaller
cruisers are supposed TO give an answer 20
this objection. while the conditions OF
commerce defense are not held 10 exclude
The IndomiJable class from exercising Z
decisive influence II ASSOCIATION with
smaller cruisers
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
sPUDs HAVE sUFFERED.
Commission Men Not Buying. Big
job of Sorting.

Most Of the local commission men
are refusing to buy spuds ut the
present time and will suffer much
loss upon nearly all purchased since
the severe storm OF one week ago
Many OF the spuds were frost-bttten.
which was not noticeable Mt the
time. and the output of the last
week will have to be sorted In the
warehouses before shipments can be
made. Many OF the farmers have
stopped hauling and are doing their
sorting at home. While the commis-
sion men are not buying. they allow
the farmers to use their warehouses
Ior storing and sorting purpose"
The dampness OF the Soil and the
continued cold will not admit OF the
potatoes being exposed for any
length OF time. The price has ad-
vanccd some and II the cold con
tlnues the damage will be consid-
cradle
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
CLAYTON SPEAKS
TO CLUB WOMEN
CLAYTON CHARMS THE WOMEN.
After His Speech, Denver Women
lndOrSe Primary Law.

Almost the entire feminine popu-
lation of Denver has been converted
to the primary election law by Sen
ator Clayton, according to the Den
yer papers. He made a speech to the
combined Women's clubs of the cap
itol and at its conclusion the ladies
indorsed the proposed primary elec'
tion law.
Senator Clayton declared that the
only way to reach politicians was
before election, and that the system
of securing pledges from legislative
candidates when they were seeking
nomination was the only logical way,
as it bound the aspirants at a time
when they We're compelled to an
uounce themselves.
He cited an instance in Greeley
when a primary election meeting
drew 700 people and political meet
ing only 100, and said that at that
time three of the legislative candl-
dates had pledged themselves to sup
port primary election law and that
three others from his district since
had agreed to support such law
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
MORE JAMAICA GINGER.
Young Roy Jailed. Under Influence
Of the Drug.

Another young boy slept In jai.
Sunday night. Like many others,
his misfortune was caused by ia
maica ginger. 1t was his first of
tense and this morning Marshal VIII
liams lectured him for half an hoGr.
The officer showed him what dis
grace he had brought upon his re-
spectacle parents. He told the hoy
he had been watching him for some
time and expected this from the COM
pany he was keeping. He warned
him to shun these environments anG
make man out of himself. He was
lehient with the young man because
this was his first offense. but told
him he would not get OF SO easy IL
he was ever brought in again for a
similar offense or another offense.
If there was saloon upon every
corner and the temptation was great.
there might be mitigating circum-
stance, but in Greeley there seems
to be no excuse for even first Of
tense. 1t were easy to shun bad
company, which IL the only tempta-
ton. ii parents will make the home
inviting for their youths.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
GRAND SECRETARY LEAVES.
Wears Three Hundred Dollar Badge
in Honor of Services.

DR.. ]. NJ. Norman, Secretary of
the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.. returned
to his home in Denver Sunday. DR..
Norman is the editor of the official
reports and remained after the other
delegates to conclude the publication.
The doctor now wears a handsome
gold badge studded with diamonds
which he prizes more than any OF
his worldly possessions. 1t is pres
ent from the Grand Lodge and cost
the organization $500. The pendant
is an eight pointed star of solid gold
the size of $50 gold piece, and
set with eight diamonds. 1t hangs
by ribbon from a three link ban
with three large diamonds and the
ribbon hides gold chain which in
sures the safety of the pendant. En-
graved upon the back Is an acknowl
edgement of DR.. Norman's 25 years
service and the compliments of thu
Grand Lodge.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
MAKE BALLOT SURE
BY READING THIS
a LITTLE ERROR MEANS MUCH.
You May Not Know This, Even Tho
You Think So.

There is one point In the election
law that every voter should know.
and that not half the people under
stand. 1t Is that defining the man
ner of voting where there are two
or more candidates from either party
to be voted on for the same office.
The instructions at the head of
the ballot read, Il hereby vote a
straight .,..... ticket, except
where have placed cross oppo-
site the name Of some other candi-
date" There the instructions stop.
There is nothing said about the
manner OF voting for q candidate for
the legislature on another than
your straight party ticket.
Even though you do mark q cross
opposite the name OF candidate on
the other ticket that you want to
vote for, 1t will not count for him
unless you scratch out the name of
one of the candidates for the legis-
lature on your own ticket.
If you are a>republican and want
to vote for George NJ. Houston on
the democratic ticket. you write in
the name OF your party at the top
of the ballot. and then when you get
to the name Of George NJ. Houston
on the democratic ticket, place n
cross opposite his name and then
draw your pen through either the
name OF Harrison Teller or e. X.
Packard. Otherwise your vote for
Mr.. Houston will not count. Bear
this in mind on election day.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
Big Spuds Arriving.

The big spuds are beginning to
arrive at the Camfield in response
to j. S. Halls offer of $40 for the
largest potato raised this year In
the Greeley district. 1t is doubt
ful, though, If there are any on the
exhibit table that weigh more than
five pounds, and, Judging by the.
big potatoes OF other years, it looks
as though the ten dollars was still
unclaimed.
e. r. Bliss has Pearl there thar
probably weighs the full five pounds.
That and the one from the Jasper
Riggs place are the largest SO far re-
ceived. Others worthy of mention
are couple of Pearls raised by o
G. O'Farrell, which came from 9
field that is going 400 bushels te
the acre, and a couple of big Rura
New Workers, raised by August
Peterson.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
TRIBUNE ELECTION RETURNS.
bulletins Will BE Furnished by Long
Distance Telephone.

Come to the Office Of the Tribune
ON the night Of election and read
the bulletins as they come in hot off
the wires.
Up-to-the-minute reports will be
received showing the results OF the
vote all over the United Statns. as
wen as in the several counties Of
colorado. or course, "Bill" will be
the next president. but no one
wishes to wait until next day to
know which bill" pulled down the
plum. The Tribune will know as
soon as anyone. and the results of
the ballot will he given to tho pub
lie as fast as they come in.
We are able to give this informa-
tion through the courtesy OF the
Colorado Telephone company, in
conjunction with the comprehensive
long distance system OF the Bell
company, connecting three million
telephones. thirty-five states and
forty million people.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
TRIBUNE is CoMPLMENTED.
Printed Copies of Each Session Dis
tributed Each Morning.

The Tribune Printing company has
been highly complimented by Grand
Secretary Norman of the |. o. o. F..
The Tribune published all records OF
the Grand Lodge sessions and had the
same in the hands of the members
a few hours after the minutes wero
transcribed by the secretary each day.
The complete record totaled some
200 pages. and was in book form,
ready for distribution, shortly after
the session adjourned The Grand
Secretary says the work is the most
complete and accurate ever furnished
the association, and that the Tribune
Office is far ahead OF many larger
cities in the dispatch and style of .he
printers art.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
George Dauth Surprised With Din-
ncr Party.

Mrs. George Dauth surprised her
husband with dinner party Friday
evening. The dinner was III hohoi
of Mr.. Dauth's birthday. covers
were laid for twelve ana me
course menu was served. Ihe con-
versation naturally dritted from the
recent Grand Lodge sessions to POI
itics, and the result ol straw VOC
for president was a democratic vic
tory. ;,.or
At least. that is the result given
by a staunch democratic brother
present, ~ ~
The guests were Messrs H.. T.
casnor. j. C. Wylie. ii. Il. English,
G. c. Townsend. IL. f. Hurlbut' d. e
Muth. Il. c. Mckinney, DR., J. q.
Hughes, DR.. w. Wood, Ernest Dauth
of Denver aud Mr., Yates OF Boulder
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
Two Little Girls Entertain Sm"ii
Friends.

Misses Mildred Neill, the five-yoar
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. u l.
Neil, and Florence Shattuck' the
eisht-year-old daughter OF Mr., ana
Mrs O. +. Shattuck entertained oae.
urday afternoon with the joiliest KING nc;
of Halloween party at the Ne'''
Tasteful Halloween decorations
of pumpkins, apples and autumn,
leaves we're used in the house ana
:, ,nnronriate games were proNlueh'
There we're twenty-seNen niue slrls
inyited and to say that they mao
good time would express ~ ni.,u's
each guest was presented WIN a
fancy little pumpkin heau h,,u, n,a
With candy. Then there were i,ne
refreshments, with Ice cream caNe'
etc.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
BOOK STORE SOLD. !
New Firm Takes Charge OF Normal
Book Store.

d. II. williams & Co. have pur'
chased the stock OF the Horne BOOK
store on the hill and leased the
building for three years. Mr.. WI,
liams came here last week from Coa'
Greek, looking for n business loca-
ton, and Is delighted with Greeley!
A. p. Easton. formerly of Rock Nn'e'
who is Interested in the East SIDE
grocery. also has an interest IN VI,
book store with Mr.. Williams. MI
williams will move his family mere
soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
Cattle In Nci.h6or's Field.

Another damage suit sinl',a' "
+,a Ayoo,er-Oster caeo, which has
inst gone by default. has been
This one halls from PlattcNilie ane
oyoip n Ia the festive COW that ha'
broken into the ncighbor's he'd
onlv this time COW is In the piura'
md n is alleged that damages
mo amount OF $l,69S has been done
r,ho nloiptifrs are Mrs Npttic stan
TON md hcr sons-in-law. X, H. ASH
ton and j. A. Barris The delcnaan'
Ia w. G. Wasley
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
Eastern Capitalist Here.

John w. Boyle of New York was II
Greeley Monday on business. Mr'
Boyle Is an eastern capitalist who mas
extensive interests here and his visi'
may mean more In the way OF until
mate industry for Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28

a desert out here. The democrats
are very short sighted and hind
sighted and the few intelligent ones
among them are cast-offs from thu
republican party.
Two vocal solos by Miss Carlson
or Denver in the national tongue
were very much appreciated, as was
also flute solo by Prof. NJ. 8, Ness.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
EC 'EL)
h Ct { Y
MlssEn COY
| pl.NyElt
R. SANB0RN
IN Tribune Re
tatencut- "'
Is That lli
)ilycr. NJ
J Theme

II. Teller that
an unexpected
sitor in tirae.ey
last olen.0 Ut
IA in GgeoIey at
linking hn could
lions for Denver
over hero until
aruoou He was
D. Sanb1ru dur
lis itiugrnry for
Is has included
.eld county and
has been illse-
makiue foe sill
attention was
' q Tri,lHuer re-
ay for u. said
Mhile / hove my
silver tiou,
I'D it 90 any dis
|campdleU As it IS
present t.'ue l
bjects pulr the
and Wbnt should
tndcauous of my
kenat0r ,alt the
tbody magazine
| from Nr TAFT,
ked himEif rom
| position under
)ed the nation Tor
alQ nov u'NialcS
build be- Iluitted
kine Islands. You
people of Weld
That means to this
a primary law"
bat VIII place the
State senators
Pink Of nur Uncle
hl DICTATOR said
ale is pru.lghly the
to the win of the
of the house that
r known. How
Nitb Car Eeed2"
was q lafuI COM
!, and NOT half so
as tho uuuyille
= Teller II will
'iay evening and
b tell your people
lgs In connection
'' Industry which
etore casting their
low Is Years old.
Fan senator from
IN hp eUrtgul the
nj Arthur as sec
'ior He was re-
1891 bv fhe re-
and DO 1908 was
democrats and re-
been % citizen OF
st fifty years and
day In the hearts
lis great state
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
MUutS tt,.

q b,u aln already
iypr '"N are
mplci.l county
a. DO So urtu so"o '.,,p'C
,JD .'' annrawr cn,'r,
,,., ,.s upon the 'tV'a tv,a
anti ougrcnhei'n,l In
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-28
NEW Gu I}.
y Church Join for
mt and Study.

"' anu Study.
; about 40 young
\ the parjor of the
ior a social good
our OF Progressive
the minister pro-
ION of a Young peo-
, This was hcartil,
u a temporary or
members was af-
pose Of thH club as
7 is, thai rae mem
Wv" 'Ih IDEALS of
,i.G ENJOY ono mothers
nigh and fndanena9
,iJo JoIIy social inter
my else which the
worth while The
We're elected:
'eardsley Vpres
n, Secy and Treas.
''ia oiai Chormen of
e,ql' s,Ia N.ra George
'ion, d,,G Eueoue ID.
,'gai oga W1hellnina
and STUDY NJ. r.
'' ,, the eyoul7e were
10 AIRS. a. H. ID Potter.
,y.a 'V, and Mrs j. d.
10 r'U fouHsIimonts.
,a "rJ at tho oonelusi55n IN
er, el'oynnIa ocea
'uIr co,. of tho CLUB.
4 the gnQrsG parIors ens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
tney frequently develop into pneu-
monla. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs so that no seri-
GUS results need be feared. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar coutains
no harmful drugs and Is In q yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. J. w.
McCollum 3 Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

There h one source 10 which all
minds revert when this question II
mentioned. source most promlFlnR
and yet one which has no far eludrd
the Investigator The sun on clear
day delivers upon each square yard Or
the earths surface the equivalent ~
approximately two horsepower ~ me-,
chanical energy working continuously
II even q fraction of this Inwrr could
be transformed into mechanical ar
electrical energy und stored II would
do the worlds work Here n powrT
delivered ut our very doors without
cost How Ia store the energy ~ grn'
erously furnished and keep II on tan
for future usc II the problem. That
the next half century will see some
solution thereof. either chemical or
otherw Ise seems likely. Ill. T. Pritch.
EFT In Atlantic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11
Why
tate papers please copy.

Should your baby sufferH When he
IL tretful and restless, don't expert
ment on him and use any old thing
pour neighbor recommends. Buy q
bottle OF Whites Cream Vermlfugc.
greatest known worm medicine and
cure for children's diseases, II Ia mild
in lts action, builds M the system.
makes thin, puny babies fat Mira, J,
c. Smith. Tampa, Fla, writes: MY
baby VAS thin and sIckly, could not
retain It's food and cried all night
/ used one bottle OF Whites Cream
Vermituge and In q few days baby Was
laughing, happy and we'll" Sold by
w. W, Johnson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

Elkhart. Ind .. Jan. 10 1art o.
the round house % the Lake Shors
and Michigan sou'herA, togStA1 With
the machine shops and oilAOsass. we're
destauyed BY IRE TAaTSaay. LDss
sI25 900 william SAAmburgsS. In
charge OF TIE too! room, vas sNEnSA 70
dealh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

enough phosphoric acid from the grad.
ually decomposing rock,
For Quiek.growing vegetation crops
II would perhaps not be- well to rely
% any great extent upon this form OF
phosphoric acid. but on pineapple
fields and orange groves II should
give good results II properly managed.
Here the soil Is very sandy and open,
and should there be heavy rains soon
after the application Is made. much of
the soluble plant food that Ia applied Ia
liable to be lost by teaching. On the 9th.
er hand, the floats would be but slightly
affected in this way. and would slowly
yield phosphoric acid TO the growing
plants for number OF years. After
the FIRST two or three years II is
doubtful II II would be necessary to
make such an application oftener than
once In three to Ave years, especial.
ly II the soil were kept we'll supplied
With organic matter
State papers please copy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from a cold by taking
Foloys Houcy aui Tar II stops The
cough and crpa!s hc cold from tho
srst,-n a. (, e. u.ltly LAXATIVE. Re-
fuse any but th- genuine In th" yclloN
,.,L,gc 7 u N,Cl,.um & ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

iatka' which is looking after the i'm.
proVement of the city hall grounds.
has purchased a handsome fountain
and in a few days will have it placed
In the circular space reserved for 1t
directly in front Of the main entrance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

Eust Poppell, who shot apd killed
fst cousin, Pearlle Moody, Tues
light in Jacksonville, was exon
from all blame by the coroner's
as 1t was purely a case OF mis-
identity, Poppell thinking the
man was a burglar in the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

c. Cannon is plne-strawing the
hd.Daytona road where 1t Is not
ID, 80 automobiles can use 1t
the road il being shelled. Mr..
bn is paying for half of the cost
llf and the rest is being raised
Ilvate subscription.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

board Of c0unty commissioners
de county have purchased new
machinery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

). F. ]. Collins and family Of Bar.
were poisoned on oysters last
which came near resulting
". Shortly after eating the oys.
bill became sick, but the prompt
el OF a physician saved them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

Igment in the sum Of $500 and
has been awarded Miss Julia
lies by a jury in the circuit
Of Escambia in her suit for
against the city of Pensacola
njuries received by a fall on a
live sidewalk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

OF the fast tourist trains arrived
E State on or about schedule
making excellent runs from the
and West. The trains all
tht large numbers Of tourists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

1t. Chas. e, Garner, who has
president Of the Jacksonville
Of Trade for the past eight
and who declined to accept re-
on, has been given a beautiful
! cup as a token of esteem from
oers OF the board.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

ueeting of the Republican execu.
committee OF Escambia county
held In Pensacola at which a
ltion was passed endorsing
TENT Roosevelt and his admins,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-11

} recruits for the turpentlne
! of Florida were sent from the
hal court Of records in Jackson.
Wednesday.