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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
DENIES THAT BRYAN
"C0ULD DO NO HARM"
Congressman Burke Says Office OF
President Is Infinitely More Powerful
Than Congress.


President Is Infinitely More Powerful
Than Congress.
Congressman James Francis Burke
Of Pittsburg In an address on THE
Powers Of the President" says:
The American people can make no
greater mistake than to elect Mr. Bry.
an on the assumption that he can do
no harm In the face Of an adverse sen
ate. As between the executive and
legislative departments Of tie govern.
ment the former has infinitely greater
power 10 rule and ruin than the latter
"Mr. Taft and Mr.. Bryan are wholly
different types Of men. Each pos
resses strong individual character.
which would certainly assert itself in
the White House. What either of
these men would do during a four
gears term In the White House Is
causing as much anxiety among
thoughtful Americans as the mere
matter Of the election alone
"As dlsturber Of moneys the pres
idcnt is without a rival In the world
Through the agencies under his con
troll he will this y~r dlsburse a billion
dollars showing the great things we
are doing in adding TO the unparalleled
list OF the worlds achievements.
'ln view Of the fact that during the
fifteen years Of Bryan leadership the
states controlled by his party have de-
creased from % TO -, the number of
senators from IS to 81, the number of
representatives I'm congress from 900
to lG4 and in that time the Democratic
party was In control OF the ground
whereas II is now, as consequence of
his teachings, a hopelcssly hetero
gcneOus mass Of POpullstic elements
the American people can see little pros
poets Of a constructive policy If Mr.
Bryan should succeed"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
Very Clever.

They tell story in London of a Ger
tain peer who had never before shown
the slightest interest in horse racing
that he surprised a young man Of his
acquaintance by asking him apropos of
nothing which horse had won the Der
by. The young man told him. That
was very clever OF him." replied the
peer. "WaS ii the first time he tried
ltY The young man stared but said
Yes" Then | call it very clever of
him." replied the noble but incomplete
sportsman. ito win the Derby the first
time he tried for it"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
CENTERDALE

The Samson Block is approaching COM
pleton.
The Centerdale Worsted Mills are pre-
pairing to run nights.
The North Providence Assessors have
completed the tax list for 1908.
A child Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Archa-
bault, of Allendale. died on Wednesday. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Fenner have
returned 10 their home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. WoodeY and Miss
Madeline Woodley OF West Someryille,
who have been the guests off {. Angel
have returned home.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
SOUTH SCITUATE
Beryl c. Bowen has returned from a
visit to relatives at Jamiaca Plains, Mass.
Scared BY Frods.

IT is said 10 be- owed 10 the frogs OF
western Australia that that part Of the
empire Is English and not French
About 1900 a party of prospective
French colonsts landed ON the west
coast OF Australia. but on the first
morning they were alarmed 10y the
loud croakiug of the frogs, which they
took for demons, and retired with all
speed to their ships Western Austria
liza might have preferred the frog to
the swan as her emblem, just rs Rome
might have preferred, instead of the
eagle. the goose that saved the capital
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
A Duddina Philoloqlst.

Bohbic. aged five, saw COW grazing
I'm his mothers 0ower garden and
shouted: scat. Scat"
The COW didn't seem to be much in.
tmidatcd ana calmly ate on. Three
year-old Mary dancing with excite
mcnt, exclaimed: Tell him TO 'scow,
Wobbie: tell him to 'scow'w-Deline-
ttOr
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
Paid In Emil.

Hiram coming TO the poinb-Sally
I've been apayin' my respects 10 you
fer five years come nest August, amt
I? Sally blushugiN Yes, indeed
Hiram. Hiram Wen, nu I'm a-gnin'
10 say Is that I'm durn sick uv the I'm
stalment plan Sally Gin HIS arus'
Pas agreeable. ulmml ST Louis Ec
public
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
In His Line.

"Tm surprised that you should be
so interested In watching those silly
dudes"
Force OF habit, guess. I'm prcsi
dent OF real estate Improvement
company"
"WenY
"NYcl, they're vacant lot"-Phila.
selphia Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
Had It's Limitations.

A Scottish farmer was proudly show.
ing a visitor an antique clock which
had recently come into his possession,
Isn't that n gran cloCkT he said
Il borht 1t at an auction sale i'm the
toon the ilhcr day an got rale bar
gain"
Yes, but does II keep good time"
the visitor asked.
"Ah, wccl. it's no good enough TO
catch a train or that sort O thing, but
good enough TO set up 10 yer breakfast
wiz"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
He llndcratood.

Hewitt DO you understand where
that follow stood-the one who was
Just talking 10 Us? Jcwctt Sure; nc
was standing on my feet most of the
time New York Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
GEORGIANILLE

The work on the mill addition is pro-
crossing rapidly.
A Saukcy Memorial Service was held
last Sunday evening at the Baptist Church
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Wednesday, October 14th,

1908 at II O'Clock noon on the premises mum.
berCd A. Hedley avenue In Manton, in said
Johnston, all the right title and interest
which Emma V. Deady late OF said Johnston
deceased had at the time OF her decease In
and to that estate conveyed to the said
Emma V. Deadly by deed of Harrison A. Nc
Kenney dated the sixth day of October A. ID.
1906, and recorded in Book number 10 at page
: of the Records of said Johnston, X !. for re.
cording deeds of real estate, consisting of
nine certain lots of land together with the
dwelling house and other buildings and im.
provements thereon, situated In the Town
OF Johnston laid out and designated as lots
numbered three hundred ninety one t39D, to
three hundred ninety nine 1850 both inclu.
slve on "Dyerville and Manton village Plat
of building lotsin Johnston, X. |. belonging
20 r.. 4. Nichols drawn by Chrrie7 E ai"U
March 1862, which plat Is recp d q IN tho
land records OF said Town of JOhns ton.
Terms OF sale will be ten per Certum "t the
OF the purchase price in cash at time Of sale
and balance on tender OF It, el WI hin ten
days after, the ten per centum To be forfeit 81
on failure to pay balance on time for proper
deed. -
MARY T.. ENNEDH,
EXecutriX under tn" last will
and testament of EWma Dendy
JOHN + CoNArY, Attou,N,
40l 402 Industrial Trust Bldg,
Providence, X. ],
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18

We are natural believers Truth. or
the connection between cause and ef.
feet. alone interests us.-Emerson
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
Made His Mark.

"Well. young Dr SIicer has made
mis- mark already. hasn't hep
"Yes: did il on his first case"
Great Scott, What did he doY
"Vaccinatcd him."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES
EYECUTRJXS SALE.
Esta.e of EMMA ". DEADY

Bv virtue and in pursuance of authority of
the Probate Court of the Town of JohnsJo
In the state OF Rhode Island will be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

forbIsffet, men iparebe omiiocr:
"2et saar 10 on at faloe mig Ole"
"Ssr min fi9re Slei" pebbleo
Sfolemeiteren. Seq bar ct Glpors.
orc at iise dig: Oct ferite, Ri pleier
at l9re Der paa SfoIen, err at ia
sGrefrpst for CUBS ORD - life peo
lltaalmooisbeb piie, at Ri foraeter
fet, men iiobe itile % piie Ell an.
It9nbis Spfsriel unber gsnnen. Get
Ear on ibag life giort, men piit dig
Il bsi Grab urolis, noprerfiom os
utaaImoSig. Oct er meget urigtis
eiort af dig, Ole, 90 ieg Tan life
unSlaoe ~aIporIig at ~foreboIbe Dig
Get. Sor oenne Sang ffal on Hippo
meS en- aSporieI, men nGite Sang,
set bomber, bIir oet en- anben 9ars,
IGa Dig oct paa Winoe, min fiGre
Ole"
Gerpaa penbte S~foIemeiteren iis
til Eropiten og ipnrgte:
~Spab beber ou9"
"Se, bc, be, ies beoer Ser" 'pa.
reoe gropIteu meb Ell iopial Satter.
"Iaa, Ser" peobIep SfoIeIereren,
"fau on iaa iiee mig. bporleoes III
ser set 242 Spsrssmaal 8ontop'
pioans Sorflarins til 2ntbers lille
9atefismis2"
Gang Sarie.
"4ei, Oct fan ieg fanoelis life"
iporeoe enSeIie Gropiten meo en-
glanoine Of Sfr9f, ScrieeenbeS og
Senrpffelie oper Sfolemeiterens bel.
Ipffeoe Sscg.
"Saa saar on biem,1 fcrmaneoe
2arercn BAN | en- ftrens Zone, "cs
IGier beore oper Din 5crflaring. -
Ri pleier at fiinne Den Der paa Sfo.
Ien."
| "Nei, mn fan bet bore NOT" faeSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

ba greie paa, bpao De oner til! Wen
ice ifal piie Gent at oct life ifal
eaal Gu letter Yropiten pg ieg os
Fer paa Sfole69nfen. 9e ~betragter
os iom 3icipIe, begpnber ltnberois.
ninaen % efSaminerer os, iom De
pIeier, ilScn at afpiee fra ben alnlin.
beige Srben."
SropIten Ser fienbte fin gamle
2ercr, begpnote at finoe bette Sp'
trim moriomt % imileoe iornsiet.
"sfaI set bore iom i9opanlis,"
ieurete StoIcIereren. "iaa faar ieg
oItioa begpuSe meo Sang 90 @sn
iom foreitrcnet."
"Sa aanife iom feopanlis," ipa.
reoe Snipeftpren u~taalmoois.
SfoleIGrrrcn gift rclis op paa
Saibeoeret % bespnote at lGgsc
ipei. Ssrit ff Sc en- Salme paa 10
gers, Tom ban iampittisbeSSfillot
Iaua Iise til gnoeu. SernGit foni
een iGbpouIige @orsenbsn % poer'
Iisere en- goo Del Gfsirabsnner raa
aisbet.
Gfteriom anoaaten tiltog S9n9'
sc, iteg oeioo Snipeftsrens utaalmo.
biabeS. San preS 90 pei'ote lts
uopbsrIie paa g9nfen, % Oct oar
tiIIioIt fun meb iisrite g'ste, ban
itprebe fit Sinne.
GnSelie rar BOG Saneen % gsli'
nen iorbi og M, ifuloe oa Sperbs-
riueen meo De to fonitituereoe Sfo'
Iesutter begpuoe.
SfcIeI9reren, Der bar rolig oa al.
norIis iom isr. penote Jig I'll Snlpct'
loren. iaa bam itipt ino ! Sinene %
ipimste:
"Spao beSer bn2A
Snipeftsren blep siemipnlis nogei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
&omponiiten fortGacr.

S ct tpif Siosifrift bar ben be.
fienote aomponiit Carl 8olbmarf
forIeSen f~ortaIt nogIe erinoringer
ON ct 9ar al fine fore @ruitfeller.
SaaIeSes fort9ller ban fsIsenoe 81.
itorie ON 2iiSt, iom ale fine Gage
lepeoe iom @ranoieigueur. Gaa en-
8oncertturne bar ban fommet til en-
Iiben gp, bpor Der ~aabenbart life bar
meeen Snteresie for Muiifens eoIe
aunit. Sbpertfalo bar bare en- Ere
oieoel of SaIen iulo. 9iist, Der bar
slimrenbe oplagt. ipileoe iom en- en-.
Gel. % SiIbsrerne fIappeoe. iom ON
De bar betolt for oct. 0fen oct paa.
ffismiebes oeiaa; for oa 9iist par
hrrbis meo at ipiIIe, reiite ban fig fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

Slpglet, buffeoe og ia9oe: "Ssr oct
bore mig tiGaot at beoe oct areoe
SubIifum ON at ipiSe tilafteus meo
mig2"
Gubinitein bapoe Iigeleoes @ran6'
ieisneur.S ilbsieligbeOer. Weoens
ban opboIot fig / @ien iom Seoer at
ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bapbe ban
bper rse ct fort aftenieIifab meo no.
isgt Buffet. geo Slutningen al SG.
ionen betaIte ban oa ogiaa 8iens
ferfte 0eIifutesiebanoel 1000 8ul.
ben, boilfet bar mere, emo ban fit iom
Detailing for lin 8irigentpirfiombeo.
IS fine iiofte 2epeaar bar Rubinitein,
Der tioli9ere albrig bapbe p9ret pla.
get at Misunoelie, blepet meget BIT.
ter. glanbt anSet bapoe ban iaaet
noeet moo 9rabms. On aften par
Here befienote Wtlliifere iamlet | Nsil.
iifforeninsens Reitaurnnt. 2iist,
@ubinitein og 9rabms iab peb Sou.
peren | R9rbeben al binanben. en-
al De tiIite0eoGrenoe iagbe inlilenoe:
"Sriumoiratet". "Se bar &et", ipa.
reoe Hlibinitein og peseoe paa 2ii3t:
Ser bar De GGiar, 9riitiis bar /
giebliftet Sroet og 9epious iiboer
Der" iIutteSe BON % peeeoe paa
Brahms.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.

The fresh spring breezes were
blowing through the open windows
of the schoolroom, and George Wash
ington was the momentous question
in hand.
"Why do you think George Wash
ington was the first man?" asked the
teacher.
Because he was first in war, first
in peace, and first in the hearts of his
countrymen'."
Another boy then raised his hand.
well, Johnny, what can you tell
us about the first mann" said the
teacher.
Don't know his name" answered
Johnny, "but | know George Wash
ington was not the first man, cause
my history says he married a widow;
so there must have been another man
way ahead of him."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
WHEN HER HAT CAME OFF.

Her hat obscured his view at the
theatre, and in a kindly voice he
leaned forward and asked if it would
be possible for her to remove it.
A stiffening of the head was her
only answer. After a few moments
he repeated his request. Then she
turned on him.
There is no demand for my doing
So" she said.
mo demand?" he echoed.
Then he rolled his overcoat and
placed it on his seat, sat on it, and
getting his hat from under the seat,
placed it on his head.
an a moment there was a cry OF
take it off" Take that hat off,"
And with a swift movement the
lady unfastened her hatpins and re.
moved her hat. So did the man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

Or Ge Der ieienl SCR
mine Soreer. Sr. Serpiet. Seq ia,
funoet Ell pIaos -"
"Gaa meget oeito bebre, Naion
bet gIGoer migl"
Seq mangIer bare en- Iioen aoi,
ton. Geriom ieg bapoe bunoreos
5ranes, funoe ieg iirafs tiene ire
fire bunbreoe Grones ON Wanncoen
- Saa tnnfte ieg: Seq bar j
Sr. Serpiet. - Raar bet breier iil
en- en- iaooon SmuIe, bill ban iffs
iige mel til en- gammcI 80"
"Gr De gal? Sunoreoe 5rancs!'
i,obrso Serpiet. "Ge De inobiIoe,
.9en, at ieg gar inc poa oet!"
"Sigcr De mel til mia?" ipurgtt
Gaion belt beitprtct. "Get er nmi,'
Iigtl"
Seq flyer rent no mel, os icg Der
Gem ON at Ia mig bore iireo fcr
Sremtioen. - 5orpel!"
9a flere af 8on~torfolfene bar fom'
met til for at operpRre Scenen,
ifpnbte Serbiet iie bort. @aion ben
renote fla til DC andre % iiobrsb:
"San saar fin Sci! San flyer nel
til mig! Eli mie!! - On Mano,
iom ies bar piit 9ieneiter be bum
erebe @onge 49, ba ban life bar
nrget -
Otter benne Siitorie bapoe Ger
bet 'aItio Orb for at bore en- iitof-
nemlig % eeennpttig Manb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
WANTED THE EARTH.

She had been on the ocean three
days and suffered the throes of sea-
sickness all that time.
When all hope OF relief had fed,
one of those well-meaning nuisances
came to her and asked her:
SIS there anything / can do for
you? What do you want?"
"You can do nothing for me. 1
want the earth" And she sincerely
did
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09
en- Sfolehiitorie.

Sor % gar fiben bar Der en-
Sfoleinipeftsr etiteos - bpor, font.
mer life S%iitorien peo Der uoi
fin 0ibfiGrbeb bar befieubt for fin
Strensbeb moo oae 9Grere af ben
samIe, pelfienote Stamme.
San siorbe Dem alle miiliee gan.
ffeligbeoer for paa ben Waube at ie
OF bli Dem fpit.
SaaIeoes loo ban | en- 2anosfirfe
miot paa Sommeren tiIlpie, at Sn.
ipeftion Of Sognets almueifoIe piIoe
bli ofbolot BEN % ben Dag, bporfor
ole ifolepligtige gern tillieemeo
S~foIeraaSets Weblemrier pna ct piit
&Ioffeilet blep itepnet til at msbe |
Sfolebuiet.
Sfolelereren, netop Ell Wano al
cen gamle Sfole, banoe life p9ret /
Girfen oen Dag, Snipeftionen blep
tiapit, men bonbe naturliebis aniae-
rel facet @reie paa Sagen. San loo
imiblertib, iom ON ban intet pioite,
ca ga Iaa Saaen fom, ba @ernene
for oct beitemte aloffeilet inbfonbt
fig | SfoIepGreliet, fcm Sfolel9re.
rem nteset forbauiet inc % ipitrste,
bbdo oct ifnlbe betpbe. Spoo baobe
Sc MI at siere poa Sfolen?
gernene iporebe ligeiaa forbouiet,
at Der ffiiIoe 10 boIbes Suipeftion.
"4ci, garna mine, set mao bore
Ell Seiltogelie," ia 9Grerer. "Hu
tor hi 10 Serier, 90 | Serietioen err
Scr insen 9rsnina. 8aa bere bare
biem igien - for bette blir ineer'
ting of."
@srneue loo iia life iiae oct to
8angc, % / nelte SiebIif bar De for.
irruone icm Dug for Solen.
On Climb eiter tom Sfoleroabets
IeoIemmer, men 9nreren, Der fren.
oeIes ineentine "piSite", bIeo paa tit
9preIie.
Strofs efter fom i~elpeite Snipefts'
rem ianmen meb Hrobiter. s 3D.
rem til ben tonune Sfoleitne itubiebe
ban % roabte preo: "Spoo er bette
for nosct9 Sbor er Sfolebcrnene2
Soor er 9preren?"
SfoIeraabcts WeoIenmer frnbe
ineentina iise, men paa Snipefts'
rens gefaling off en- Of Dem inb |
9Grcrcns grrelie for siebIiffelig at
feute BAN.
2ereren fom itrafS no % billet
Snipeftsreu meo ct prbsoiat Suf.
"Spao tGrfer Se paa2" buieSe
SnIpeftsren no % iaa paa Den itif.
feIise Sfolemeiter iom ON ban piIoe
Goe bmm. ~Soorfor er life Borne.
ne Der, mar ieg peb 9psnina | 8or.
Ssren bar itGpnet Dem bto2"
"Seg beSer ON SorIaSelie, Sr.
Snipeftsr," ipareoe aereren | en- no.
mps os unoielis Zone, "ice bar life
/ airfen iisnoasS og bar oerfor life
heller pioit 9effeo ON nogen SillpS.
ming. - 9esuoeu er oct 10 5erier
MI, o. | Serierue pIister 10 bperfeu
gernene eller ieg of beisae Sfolm.
Se Dor Der rietisnof for en- Shrno
iiScm men ies iasoe ScrL at DC INN.
DC saa biem isien."
"Raa. iaa oct ia Del" brsIeoe SIN.
ipeftsren. "Ru icritaor ies betl De
lpiI Hippo for mig. - man ffaI life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-09

Sniseftsren os reiite iig fra Sfole.
bGnfen. zoe bar Ret, SfoIel9rer,
rg oen Fredericksburg, Sc bar gipet
cs iom sfolebsrn, par bel fortient."
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Grand Scenic Excursion

The grandest scenic trip, through
beautiful Clear Creek canon, around
the Far-famed Georgetown Loop, up
the stairway to the Clouds on the
Argentine Central Railway, to the
summit of Mt. Mcclellan. the highest
railroad point in the world. circllng
the Crater on the very crest OF the
continent and through the famous
Ice Palaces on the Continental Di-
vide. Saturday. July 25th. Round
trip rate. Loop $500, Mt. Mcclellan.
$500 Special train leaves Greeley,
at $50 a. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT HEIRS
County of Weld, T..
state of Colorado. S.
In the County Court. In Probate
The People of the state OF Colorado
III;

to Eiizabeth Pier, Greeting. :, -
pear to the County Court OF, Weld
County in the State of Colorado. that
you, the said Elizabet fier are are me ne
Josephine Nj. Pier. deceased, and that
you reside out of this State.
.r. Som, pr,oyisions of the statue in such
case made and provided, and by order
of Court duly made and entered you
of WRITING purportius, to be ths last
viii and testament OF he said lose.
phne NJ. Pier, deceased, was presentea
day of May, "A. D.. 1905, by d. y.
Stone residing near , GreeLey ID IN asoa the
dent was at the time of her decease.
resident of Greeley in the .nt state OF
devised and bequeathed her property
in the words and figures following. nh
to7wit: 49, seven hundsed i, Mooo dgSD
i. Harold b. Pier, Stanhope r. Pier.
Josephine Pier, Elizabeth Pier, Benja-
PIER, i wish to be divided share and
sha,e aiks OF aforesaid moneys ex-
cept One Hundred Dollars $4,000 to
d. o. stone and Isabel Stone. also
farther give, devise ;I,,u ana neGuea1th ls tst 10
divided one twelfth i l-12-of the s:
W. one fourth--1-4-of the South East
quarter and the south half OF. the
South West Quarter of Section Thirty.
Four in. Township fiye-5rNortn or O..
Range Seventy-Three-73- or in
lieu thereof any monies that may ac-
crue from sale, of said property.
You are. hereby Notified to be ana
aroear before said Court at the Coun-
ty Court Room in the Court House in
Greeley, In the County of Weld, IN the
state of Colorado. on the Srd day or
August, A. D., 1908, then and there to
attend the hearing on the probate OF
the said alleged last will and testa-
ment of the said Josephine NJ fler.
deceased, and further to do and per,
form what shall then. by the sald
Court be required and adjudged.
In Witness Whereof: ! i,xha ,have tns hssei ssei
Of said Court at my office In Greeley
in said County. this 2sth day of June
(sEAI5 JOHN c. NIXON
EN-officio. Clerk.
First publication In Greeley Tribune
July 1st; last publication July q.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Nelson Demorest returned Wednes-
day evening from Wylie's Grove
where he has been camping with the
choir boys the last week Mr.. De
morest left Thursday for months
business trip east to Chicago, New
York and Boston. MIR. Demorest will
stop both going and coming at
Atchison, Kan, to visit his little
son, Nello, who is at the home of Mr.
Demorest's sister, Mrs. Nesbit.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
FARMERS TO HAVE BUSY TIME
Meetings at Many Places in Weld
County this Week

County this Week
Farmers Institutes will this weel,
be one of the leading topics of con-
versation and action among the farm
ers of Weld county. The institutes
will be conducted under the auspices
of the Colorado Agricultural college,
and instructors from there, as well as
many local farmers who have made
a success of farming will be on the
various programs.
The first institute was held at
Gilcrest Tuesday. July 21; the next
east of Greeley. July %; July 23 the
meeting place will be Eaton and on
the following day in Severance; July
a5 is the date at Ault and Monday,
July 81, in the Num- district.
The topics for discussion at all
these meetings will include farming
and stock raising questions, as well
as home topics. Greeley was chosen
as one of the 10 leading cities in
the state in which to hold a poultry
| institute which will be held here
Aug. IT. and Judge Rhodes OF To-
peka, market poultry man. VIII be
| in attendance The meeting will be
in charge of Prof. Cottrell and under
the local management of G. w. Bar
rett and James w. Dillon.
Plans for big winter meeting at
Greeley in January will be discussed.
A committee representing all locall-
ties in the county will arrange Tor
this winter institute and Mrs. Arthur
Leaver and Mrs. Chester Blunt are
members of this committee. me
farmers are of the opinion that much
practical knowledge is learned al
these institutes and much accompli-
shed by the cooperation between the
farmers which they promote. Labor
conditions. feeding problems. seed
potatoes and grain are vital subjects
of discussion and at each of the In
stitutes there will be exhibitions OF
farm products.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22
Chamtcrlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhocn Remedy Would
HIVE Saved Him 800

"Iu 1902 had very severe at
tack of diarrhoea, says X. N. Far
rar OF Cat Island, La. For several
weeks | was unable to do anything.
On March is, 1907. | had similar
attack and took chamberlain 8
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
edy which gave me prompt reilel.
consider it one of the best medielnes
of its kind in the world, and had l
used II in 1902 believe it would have
saved me a hundred dollar doctors
hill" Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Martin Thorkilson, for whom a
warrant was issued some days ago
on complaint of Humane Agent Tis-
del. charging cruelty to his wife and
non-support had his nearing before
Justice Stevens Tuesday morning,
and was discharged. The wife testi-
fled on the stand. that her husband
was good to her. and she did not
want him punished.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Miss Ethel Perkins of Lincoln,
Neb, arrived here Saturday for few
days visit with her uncle, j. A. Per-
kins and wife. Miss Perkins leaves
tomorrow for Estes park to join a
party OF friends from Lincoln for
six weeks stay
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Mrs. Kate Hanna, son Hobart
Hanna and daughter, Nena are here
after years absence. Miss Nena
has been studying music east the last
year, and since the death of Mrs.
Hobart Hanna. his mother has made
her home with him in Colorado
Springs and cared for the baby.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-22

Undoubtedly the happiest pass
engers that boarded the southbound
train Thursday afternoon were
Charles Plumb aged twelve years,
and his cousin Laura White, aged
ten. They were going to Denver
for visit with their aunt, Miss Myra
White. and were making the Jour
neY alone