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The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
NO DEC.Sl.N YET.
Haven't Got Around to Greelcv Post
Office Site.

Haven't Got Around to Greeley Post
Office Site.
The Tribune has received the fol-
lowing letter from Senator Guxgen-
helm:
Managing Editor. Greeley Tribune,
Greeley, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
Acknowledging receipt of your
telegram OF the 10th INST, / have
learned from the treasury, depart
ment that Assistant secretsry VIII,
throp. who has charge Of the selec-
tion Of sites for public buildings, has
not yet decided upon location for
the Greeley building. The report OF
the treasury's agent has been re-
ceived. but there are number of
other projects awaiting considera-
tion, and 1t has not beer possible TO
reach the Greeley matter have
requested the secretary to keep me
advised Of any contemplated action,
and have asked him to give the mat
ter a. prompt consideration - pos
sible. Very truly yours,
s. GUGGENHEIM.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
NO CHINOOK FOR A LONG TIME.

Snow Remained for -Four Weeks and
SleighiD9 h Still Good.
With the exception OF the down
town streets. sleighing 10 still good
IN Greeley and vicinity. The sport
has lasted for almost four continu-
GUS weeks. something that has not
happened for years. All told. there
mas been about six inches Of snow.
and the Oldest inhabitant cannot re-
member when Greeley was not visit
ed IN the course Of four weeks by
northwest chinook. which would cat
up all the snow that has fallen this
year In a half hour. The sloppy
streets are not enjoyable. and . chin.
ook or continuous cold would he
preferable.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

We offer One HUNDRED Dollar. Reward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that c.nnot be
- z. j. CHENEY d co r,,.A, n
We. the undersigned. haTn t' tt0s01U'
cheney ior the last Is years. and Believe
him perfectly ctieny hPsorabe ali business
out any obligations mad 4, h?!S h3 ~ carry
"AHRiNG. KlNNAN q MARViN.
acting directly upon the innHnI ins1rIHsny. nnI.
isa GEns .snf surfaces ICES Of the system. Tsstimon.
tion. hlS tor constipa'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
A Personal Appeal,

III we could talk to you personally
ABOUT the great merit Of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for coughs. colds and
lung trouble. you never could be in
duced to experiment with unknown
preparations that may contain some
harmful drugs. Foley's Honey and
'ar costs you no more and has n
record OF forty years OF cures. Sold
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
ARMY
CHRISTMAS DINNER
SOLICITING FOR PROVISIONS
Opportunity for All to Give for Sweet
Charity.

opportunity Tor All to Give for Sweet
Charity.
Captain and Mrs. A. c. Lee have
recently arrived to take charge o.,
the Salvation Army and they are
busy arranging for the Christmas
charities. They are planning to give
the best Christmas dinners ever
given in Greeley. A committee In
now working on q list of names of
worthy needy families and these are
heing provided with tickets to en-
title them to Christmas basket. On
the ticket will be the number in the
family and the baskets will be filled
for families Of three, four. five. six.
ETC.. and each will be given VIVA. his
ticket calls for. The baskets vii, ho
distributed from the hall, the d,v
before Christmas.
The Salvation Army WORKERS are
this week soliciting for provisions,
and all the residents as well az NJ,
the business men will be given an
opportunity to help. The farmer,
VIII also be visited and it ia bo,.d
thst they will give potatoes. ,..;.e-
tables and poultry.
AT the last meeting Of the Masonic
iodse $40 was voted toward tho
christmas fund OF the Sal, att,n
Army
Captain Lee recalled tho cbr;.,
mas five years ago when bn v,s y,
Greeley and worked with Father r,,
uei mat year seventy-five pairs OF
snoes' hfty pairs of mlttcns and sn,v
boxes were given away.
ihis year on Christmas mint n
tree Will be given for the children =,
the nall. A program will be ,iyon |
oy the children and there win he
gifts for ALL "'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Looking ior = jsdgsnhip,

In case the next General Assem-
oiy feeis disposed to give this dis
trict another circuit judge. the poll
tic'ans are already making books
LOT the new appointment. I.arimer
county Is entitled to the once. and
the two men being pushed to the
'front.' at the present time are Fred
Annis and ]. Fred Farrar, both of
Fort Collins. Farrar was the late
candidate for district at
torney.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Notice TO s'~
A.lir.. 10 Sta]

No''' I'D
The annual nj
holders OF section onn,,a,Al
pany cGodfrcy .p b,
at kenmore farm r, 1
day, January ',' .,,n Il
M. to transact 'a i'''r NJ,
come before sa'' m
II you cann'' "
your proxy >pIfRf
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

places and the winter meeting 1t
Greeley. The directors meet at the
Congregational church, Greeley. at
3 p. m. Tuesday, December -. to
complete arrangements and program
for the winter meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Notice to ]
The annual We

The annual me
holders of the M
Irrigating comp@'
Oddfellows hall,
on Tuesday Janu
2 O'Clock p. m'' 'o'
levy an assessmea
such other buslna
ly come before M
II you cannot
your proxy
p. S PM
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

Christmas handkefchiefs Always
Acceptable Tor Gifts
Never have we shown - large
or so superior an assortment
of handkerchiefs as this year.
Lawn, linen, embroidery and
lace. Our prices are remark
ably low in all grades. Many
exclusive novelties are shown
specially appropriate for Christ
mas giving. See the handkerA
chief booth in the main aisle.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
HOW's 'Thisp

Tribune want ads do tn. pushes.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Notice to q

The annual mse
holders of the .
Reservoir compsu'
Oddfellows' hall '
on Tuesday, Janun
10 o'clock a. M 10"
levy an assessment
such other bus'p' :,
ly come before SUI.
If you cannot :
your proxy. -,
r. S PlNN
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16
Notice.

Notice.
me regular annual meeting Of
the officers and stockholders OF the
Greeley Candy Company will be
heid on Wednesday. January s. 1903.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

'Are choice, tender, juicy Meats, promp-
and satisfactory service, and popular pin
tte winning side while we are in business,
- Ne find them to be invincible with the
pabiic. Those who are not getting salts
faction in their table supplies in meats
should try our prime roasts, steaks and
chops We know we can please them.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-16

You'll agree with us when we say, what you
want is here, Christmas stocks such ours have
never been shown in Greeley. For months we have
been planning and buying-selectng from the worlds
choicest lines-in order to bring together showing
for the Christmas season that will be long remem-
bered for it's completeness and beauty. Below we list
but few of the many, many good things this great
stock has to offer Get busy today while the varieties
are still unbroken.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18

Every winter for years a pair OF
duck hawks has used the tower Of
the p~ostofice department building On
Pennsylvania avenue as a place Of
refuge. The birds are in their winter
quarters again this year, and from
their safe retreat high above the
street they make daily trips to the
-. Potomac, where they pick up many a
iuckless coot and grebe which are
forthwith sacrificed to appease the
seemingly completely satisfied
hawk hunger.
The duck hawk is a cosmopolitan
bird. 1t appears in slightly varied
form in most parts of the world. The
extent of it's range has given it the
name of the wandering falcon.
Three or four years ago some Of the
Dostoffice authorities sought permits
sion to shoot the hawks, for they were
I'm the habit of carrying their quarry
into the tower, there to devour at
their leisure. Some pipes became OBJ
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18

WASHINGTON.-Uncle Sam has
adopted a water wagon for army use,
which, wen when it draws its
contents from a much polluted stream,
provides his soldiers with fine fluid
with which to quench their thirst. The
secret of this is that the wagon in
question is nothing more or less than
a complete filtering and sterilizing
plant on wheels. This steriliZing plant
is equipped with a boiler for making
steam to operate the pump and the
sterilizer, a complete set of bone-black
filters and a reservoir for storing the
sterile water. Along each side are
sever faucets, so arranged that IA
men can conveniently fill their can
teens at one time. Only a few min
utes are required for an entire regi-
4ment to obtain its water supply.
From four to six mules are required
ITO draw this wagon. Its steam pump
will suck water from any stream or
well, and NO matter how muddy or full
OF disease germs it may be it will au.
tomatically pass through the system
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18

Only a few days before the recent
operation on Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
she and her husband were at the thea
ter here as guests of Mrs. Roosevelt.
The party occupied the box which the
presidents wife always takes-the
stage box at the left of the auditorium.
Mrs. Roosevelt always takes the chair
In the front Of the box in the corner
furthest from the stage.
She seems to do her utmost to for
get the attention which is always
given to the presidents box by even
n Washington audience accustomed
TO the sight of official ~personages. She
rarely looks toward the audience.
But to go back to Mrs. Longworth-
or rather to her husband. 1t was a
strictly family party in the box that
~day-Mrs. Roosevelt, the Longworths.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, Miss Hagner,
who is Mrs. Roosevelt's private Sec
rotary, and, in the back of the box
but evidently being well entertained,
the new governess.
Mrs. Roosevelt was in her custom
airy place in the corner. Mrs. Long
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
Duck Hawks Return to Postal Tower

structed with the remnants, feathers,
bones and feet of the hawks victims,
and so the death Of the marauders was
decreed. ,
The duck howk is none too common
a bird, and ornithologists and bird
lovers generally do not think a species
so interesting should be forced to ex-
tinction even though it does kill a few
game birds. The bird lovers argued
that if killing game were to be made
a capital offense a good many men
would suffer. There was a protest
against the killing Of the hawks and
they were spared.
The postofice department building
is situated at one of the busiest cor
ners in Washington, but the fact that
the building Is in the city has been
a protection to the birds. 1t is not
unusual to see them shoot by the win
dows of the higher office structures as
they go their way to the hunting
grounds.
The first assistant postmaster gem
eral is an o~rnithologist, and the
chances are that if any suggestion Is
made that it would be a good thing to
kill the hawks they will find a ready
champion in Frank H. Hitchcock. The
biological survey also is interested il
the hawks.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
White House Silent.

The Washington Post reported q
few days ago the white House ST.
lent" but we don't believe it, and
would be sorry to know it was true.
With the White House silent the re
public would be in peril, for who can
save us but Teddy the Terrible with
his fleet under way to scourge the Pa
cifc of all enemies it may meet? The
Post cannot fool us with any such
canard. When the White House is
silent it will be after March 4, 1909,
and full high noon at that. Unless,
horrible thought, that my policies"
have been repudiated by the Repub.
lican congress and Uncle Joe and Aid.
rich have succeeded in sitting on the
lid that Taft, even in his stoutest
days, could not keep down. But why
dwell on such an absurdity as the
White House being silent, and the Re-
publican national convention months
away? We all like to hear the Roose-
welt roar and see the Republican pea
nut politicians tremble, however bold
they may pretend to be in secret. It's
all very we'll for Loeb to give out as.
of peace, but there can be nc
peace as long as Roosevelt rules the
roost.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18

Pure Water for Soldier i'm the Field

and not only issue perfectly clcar and
pleasing to the eye, but absolutely safe
as well. Through a most ingenious ar.
rangement it is discharged almost as
cold as when 1t entered.
Clear, sparkling water, by \ way,
is in the majority of instances far
from being pure and safe. For ex-
good conditions will allow from one to
five per cent. of bacteria OF more to
escape, and only one per cent. may
mean that tens Of thousands Of these
health destroyers are contained in a
single glass of water. Sterilization is
the only proper %precaution, and this
feature is recognized to such an ex-
tent that the sterilizer described has
been adopted by the United States
government and placed in universal
use in the army, marine corps, coast
and geodetic survey, isthmian canal
commission, etc. The sterilizer ban.
ishes typhoid fever and all of the
multitude of water-born ailments, in.
Guiding d~ysentery, cholera, n the
minor, though quite important, COM
plants which induce a state of lazi.
ness or indisposition or lack of snap
and energy disappear almost altOgeth.
err. Government statistics show that
even under the most sanitary condi-
tions it has repeatedly reduced the
average sickness from six to five per
cent
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
District Committee Opposes Dry Town

When the speaker selected this com.
mittee it was done without regard to
the temperance question, but the mem.
bers were chosen solely for their quail.
fications
But q anvass Of the committee dis
closes the fact that if the question OF
prohibition is presented it will be
pigeonholed by a large majority.
There are.19 members, IL of whom are
from the large cities and eight from
the small towns, three Of them being
opposed to prohibition.
A large lobby is maintained here by
the prohibition forces, and immediate
ly after the holiday recess its MEM
bers will begin to lombard the MEM
bers of the house, and particularly the
District of Columbia committee, with
a view to forcing some legislation. But
the anti-prohibitionists have Ii votes
out of 10 of the District of Columbia
committee, and, unless all signs fail,
Washington win be wet" Tor two
years longer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
State

The supreme court Of North Caro-
lima has decided all the issues be-
tween the state and the railroads. ex-
cept the indictments and fines iE-
posed on the Southern railroad, in IA
O Of the state. The opinion afirms
the right of the state courts to pun
ish agents and officials of railroads for
selling tickets at an excess above the
lawful rate, which in North Carolina
Is 2A cents a mile. The court holds
that the federal court has no author
ity to issue an injunction against
bringing suits, criminal or civil,
against the railroad, as it would in
thus enjoining a criminal action bring
a suit against the stale, which is for
hidden by the constitution of the
United States. The Southern railroad
will now appeal to the United States
supreme court, which, with the case
of Attorney General Young OF Mime
sofa, which is also appealed, will set
tie the matter of the right OF the
states to control railroads within their
borders.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
Republican Paper Sees Light.

Revision of the tariff is the one
thing in which every citizen is inter
ssted at this time. In the public mind
it outclasses railroad-rate regulation
and ven currency reform. The people
are tired of being robbed through the
tariff manufacturers who sell their
goods abroad, after paying freight
across the ocean and all expenses OF
reLandiing, cheaper thar the "pauper
foreign labor" from which the tariff
is supposed to protect them can make
similar articles. They insist that the
home market shall no longer heap
riches upon such men, whose foreign
business shows that much OF their
American prices is sheer robbery
Chicago Journal (Rep.l
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
Head Was Taken for Hat Trimming

worth sat next her but further back
in the box. Miss Hagner, at Mrs.
Roosevelt's request, was in the middle
front seat, and Mr.. Longworth was
just behind the private secretary.
Miss Hagner wore a large black hat,
with broad, fiat brim and dark trim.
ming.
During the performance a woman
sitting in the balcony happened to
glance toward the Roosevelt box, ard
as she idly watched the occupants it
suddenly occurred to her that Miss
Hagner's hat was adorned with a bit
of trimming she had not noticed in her
earlier inspection.
why" she said to her companion.
"look at that immense pink rose on
Miss Hagner's hat! l didn't notice
that before, did you?"
Her companion peered at the hat In
question.
NO" she said. isn't it huge?"
Perfectly immense. Seems to be
out in the brim of the hat, doesn't it,"
And just then-the rose moved!
1t was Mr.. Longworth's bald head.
The relative positions of head and
hat made it seem from the balcony
that the crown of the former was on
the brim of the latter.
Of course an ordinary head would
have shown for what it was, but a fine,
pink bald head made one of the most
startling pink roses even in this year
of startling hat trimmings.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18

Prohibition at the national capital is
"A dead issue, at least during the pres
~Ent congress, and, Notwithstanding the
vigorous campaign the temperance
advocates will wage this winter, there
will be no legislation which will make
washington a "dr3" city.
In appointing the committee on the
district of Columbia. which formu-
rates legislation for Washington,
speaker Cannon selected a large ma
forty of members who live in the
large cities so as to secure men with
liberal ideas, and whose experience in
the government Of municipalities will
40 beneficial to this city.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
THE STORY.

THE choosing of a wife is one of
1 the most important steps Of life.
1t is a matter which must not be
considered hastily. Sentiment must
not be allowed to run away with judg-
ment or expediency up the OBJ
legation which one owe to God and
Gods law. Where love is based or
something deeper than mere physi-
cal beauty, and on something higher
than mere human attainment; in
other words, where love includes In
its inspiration and its expression the
thought Of loyalty and devotion to
God, then and then only is love Q safe
guide. Sentiment and passion are not
love. and expediency and convenience
are sign posts which point to the
matrimonial whirlpool of disappoint-
ment and ruin. Man was intended
for oma and woman for man, but
God intended that they should be
mated and not mismated. What God
joins together 10 never put asunder.
1t was no secret in Israel that a wife
was being sought for the young and
handsome King Solomon. Since his
coming to the throne it had been
recognized as one of the important
matters requiring solution. With the
chief men of tho nation and those
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-01-18
MATRIMONIAL
MISSTEP
4. One Of the Twelve Stories Of SoIomea.
ny THE HIGHWAY AND BYWAY"
PREACHER
Copyright. is07. by the Author. w. 8 Eds

Scripture Authority Kings 81;
11:1-4.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-14
Hamburg News

The meeting at Burruss' Chapel
sunday was well attended. Several
candidates took advantage Of the
occasion to mingle with The people.
Mrs. r. L. Millinor of Ellayille is
visiting relatives here this week.
Misses Ona and Fannie Harrell
spent few days with their aunt,
Mrs. Carrie Burnett.
We are glad to know that Mrs j.
r. Flowers who has been sick is
better now.
R. E. Wilson Of Caro- and sister
Mrs. j. R. Jones Of Tallahassee are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Wilson,
Miss Eliza Castor is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. }. X.
Flowers.
Misses Rachel Martin and Pearl
HasselI spent Saturday and Sunday
as the guests Of Miss George Martin
Stuart Beggs was pleasant yisi
Tor in our vicinity Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. II. B. Gibson spent few
davs Of last week with her daughter
Ms. j. R. Wilson.
Tue school At New Central under
The management Of oar eincien'
teacher Miss Nae Morrow, Is pro-
gfessins nicely.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-14

making the announcement Of nv
candidacy I have never been able
to mix politics with business.
have not made personal can
vass Of any portion o: the codnty.
have not had the time. Then too,
] an generally known throughout
the county, and those that know me
know pretty we'll whether or not
they want to support me, and where
one is generally known, the, wisdom
Of canvass is doubted By
many.
II elected TO the legislature, il
will be my ambition to serve the
people of both county and state to
the very best OF my ability, In all
of my acts l shall be honest with the
people OF Florida, as we'll as my
self. / think | can safely promise
that no act Of mine shall bring re.
proach on the people Of Madison
county.
Thanking my numerous friends
for the manner in which they have
ralli,d to my support, have the
honor to be, Very truly yours,
CHAs. E. DAVIS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-05-14
To the Democratic Voters of Madison
County:

To the Democratic Voters of Madison
County:
On several occasions since an
nouncing my candidacy for the leg
islature, / have been asked my reas
on for waiting so long before
making an announcement. 1t may
be there are others who would like
to know why ] waited so long to
enter the campaign. Here it is in a
nutshell; Our Circuit Court was
approaching, and l was interested
as attorney in some heavy litigation
Ia large proportion of which did
not come to trial because OF settle
ment in one way or another two OF
three days before court convened
To fact, | had all that could
stand up under, and believing, as
have always believed, that when q
lawyer assumes charge Of an
Others business, he owes his client q
sacred duty, / felt that it was inn
possible for me- to discharge my
whole duty in matters before the
courts, and at the same time do my
self justice in political way, hence
my determination to wait until af-
ter the adjournment Of court before