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The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
THE EXCAVATION
NEARLY FINISHED
WORK ON CAMF1ELD ADDITION.
Great Flow Of Water Has Impede
Rapid Progress.

Great Flow OF water Has lmpe0ed
Rapid Progress.
The excavation for the new addi-
tion to the Camheld 10 nearing COM
pletion. This work is more dimcult
than anticipated, ~ the dow OF
water at the ten-foot level Is almost
equal to . No. 3 ditch, and . six
inch pump. operated by a motor. ID
required to lift the water. The pit
for the boilers. which will be ad-
jacent to the alley. will be seventeen
feet deep. thirty feet wide and the
entire length of the new structure.
A colIer dam had to be constructed.
and the laborers are working in
water up to their hips. Some 5000
yards Of sand and gravel will have
to - removed. sad The pile already
Eighth avenue. The contractors.
Badger L WEIGH. will use much oi
sand and gravel In the concrete foun-
dation and are selling much Of II at
twenty-five cents . load. Concrete
IL the coming material for all con-
struction and the city of Greeley Ia
more than fortunate in its great
supply OF sand and gravel. which
can be obtained at = depth of only
. few feet In any portion Of the city.
The sand 10 Of exceptional quality
and compares with the best sharp
river sand. which 10 worth 81 . load
in the east
The boiler pit fol ~a Camfield
will be q solid concrete room seven
teen feet under ground. and. OF
course. water proof The new addi-
tion will extend some ten feet fur
ther on the Eighth avenue side than
the hotel proper. Mr.. Camfleld says
the plans for the addition will be
completed In a couple Of days by his
Denver architects. and the contract
will be let Monday or Tuesday next
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Granted u Divorce,

Rose f. Eames has beer ns oS ov
a divorce from Merritt c. @'t ~
the grounds of non-suppo A.
county court. The defeh1." ,,ver
faulted and the woman N's TO-,
her maiden name and the '''
of her two-year-old son
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04

Mrs. Dan Miller and Miss Euntcc
Cushman spent today in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
About the Daily Tribune

wv as we told you before the Daily Tribune was
:, "H siection scheme Some of you did not be-
us then. Now that the election is over, we
A' 10 state that the Daily Tribune will continue
~ De published every day except Sundays and holi
'S' and the subscription rate will not be changed
l.. ''" nave your home daily delivered by mail or
,''''eF at the same price-namely, 81 year
you can get more news with less noise in the
'''u'' than both the other Greeley dalies. If
''N Oop L believe it compare them.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
Attended Football Game.

Professor Merten OF the High
school went to Boulder on election
day to witness the football game be
tween the c. c. and State university
teams. The university won with
score of IA to 0. They made
touchdown, kicked goal, and two
Princetons.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
COURT IN SESSION.
Prisoners ArraiRncd Before Circuit
Judge This Morning.

The day after election marked the
opening OF the district court. with
Judge Garrigues on the bench. In
the morning all the prisoners were
arraigned and plead not. guilty, and
date was set for the trial Of each.
There will be no jury this week and
the time of the court will be occu-
pied with motions and preliminary
work in the trial of cases. The
jury will report Monday next and the
criminal docket will be taken up.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-04
"ho Is WM. l.. MINER?
woman IN Denver Claim,s ID,
nave Uncle Here,

Denver police have in cus-
young woman by the name of
MINER OF Youngstown. N. Y,
- insane and claims to have an
IN Greeley by the name of
a'n L. Miner An investigation
TAILS to locate any such person.
E. sn Il; mere was a William l..
lar neu o on seventh street about
kr t"1 so mere is a Walter L.
n0,,h mere and a VIM. A. Miner
v''.sr ~, . OF these have any rein.
er is "G, IL, name If William l..
fy tbo !" Greeley he should 30
= 'He Denver authorities.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

.up. When he had drunk 1t all he
wiped his mouth with the back of his
hand and said: MI.
"Most gals lets the cream sour too
long afore they churns. call that
there buttermilk tiptop stun Ii you did
churn it," ~ ID ri T.
Randy smiled at this frank praise
and. to show him that 1t had not fallen
on uaappreciative ears, brought forth
d roll of yellow butter, solid and sweet,
with little curved decorations marked
On 1t with the butter paddle. "How
10 you like the looks o. thatw she
asked.
That's the genuine truck, shore
enough / bet you're the best hired
gal that's been in this kitchen in the
last ten year."
ia, bet my cookies is burnin' this
time fer shorew She hurried to the
oven and withdrew therefrom a pan of
cookies that were done to a turn. The
odor came tantalizingly to Jim Ben's
nostrils. lie hesitated a moment and
then remarked tentatively:
Il used TO sort o. like fresh cookies
like them.
Randy listened moment.
Il thought | heard Mis- Weaver call
in" she explained. "No. she ain'i
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17


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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

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knowing that it will be found to
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They cost only as cents box each,
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IF you wart to know more about
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DR.. piercc's Pleasant Pellets are
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

awe never went with gal afore,
he went on. sNever keered to, some
way. None of 'em come up to what
mother used to be. She's dead, You
know. Mother was an awful good
cook, though sometimes she'd get
leetle too much sody In the .tiits.
She was neat as pin about her house.
keepin' too. I tell you. she used to
make me walk chalk when come In
the kitchen with mud on my boots!
You put me In mind o. her in lots o.
ways. That's why brought the water
and got the kindlin's and sort o wait
on you like. And her butter and your'n
tastes adZacly alike"
"'Tain't everybody that knows how
! to make good butter" shyly admitted
Randy.
"You bet 1t ain'tw fervently respond
ed Jim Ben. "And I've always said
when did get married was goin' to
hev a wife that could come ul&tith
her ut buttermakin' and Housekeeping. :"
Randy's hat slipped from her lap to
the ground. Both reached for it. ana
US they stopped they bumped heads.
ashore sign wen be together this
time mex year." observed Randy. For
answer Jim Ben's big hand closed
gently ON her slender. unresisting fin
gers.
"Randy"-his heart was humping so
loud he felt sure she must hear it
Randy. THAT is-I've got 5000 laid
up. Next spring I'm thinkin' Of buyin'
Il span o. bosses and rantin' the lower
eighty. I'll do it. and Wen go into
business fer ourselves-if you just say
the word! Will your
The red headed girl turned her face
to his with a happy smile and said
as he kissed the patch of freckles on
her cheek:
"Cm-huh! But | bet | make you
thinl. of yer ma more'n once, Jim
Ben"
TWO eonin.ercial travellers were com
pairing notes. Il have been out tire,
weeks" said the first. "and have onl.
got four orders"
THAT beats me-" said the other: e
have been out four weeks and has,
only got one order. and that's from th'
firm to come home"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

"What you gnui:tn' at me for7''
a-callin'. She's just a-singin' out on
the front porch. She's doin' some sew
in out there" She gave Jim Ben a
cooky.
Jim Ben munched the cooky and
toasted his eyes on the neat. graceful
form of the red headed girl. lie was
not given to day dreams. Still, as he
sat there. he conjured up a homcly
vision Of domestic bliss in the log house
on the lower eighty. Mr.. Weaver had
talked OF renting out the lower eighty
next rear. If
Now. Jim Ben, you toddle along
out O here. How you s'pose I'm ever
go!n' to get my work done up an yon
all the time foolin' roun' In the way:"
Not being able TO answer this very
pointed question. he sionched out anu
went to mend the fence around the hog
gesture. lie was In such high humor
hat he never swore once. not even
when strand Of the barb wire broke
much to the decentralization Of his over
ais.
When milking time cane Jin Bel
sucklcI tire calves. IS he vas accu1-
,oncI to ID. an1 then-whIch he "..s
not accuto:ae1 to do-galaat'y
o...cre1 70 milk the Tfolsteiu cow. Il
noty~io sig bard mil%eE. lie sat al q
-.ool Under Tire II0Is!oin and MIXED
Nth both hsnds while Randy was
-.l::..::''~- o. Jer. o.. The k"rt ub y
ming FIRE Of repartee~''saEia @tnar'
,;..pyt.' IN t.lr ,cra@ .u!ar. I,lo% v'e:e
t4~:4y ~. 2 80 e3jo~a'tc ti,'" t::If'l
l3sl rc1. r3;newaa: deficient In tacaso.
made the pretended error of Igi8ta@ing
hsr au.,"r. .rcesps for tho se:tlrg gun
/ stream of milk shot nero % the tt
tprteaiag spa@a. II took 1t fairly In
the face. a@ lie fctI. In sheer terror
fearing the bucket Of milk would fol'
low. For two days h. was In div
grace, aud t!3en came the singing
school.
When the supper was done and the
dishes washed that evening. jim Ben
made his appearance In the Kitchen
clean shaved aud clad In Sunday raj
ment. As Randy looked NJ lin sl''
could not help thinking he was q
really manly looking fellow. thong.
bis mouth vas too large to permit u
bis being called handsome. She dit
not tell him 80. She only remarked
LAND alive. Whats the little bo1
goin' to do now"
"Nothin' r1uch. Nothin' but tak'
tire hired gai to the singin' gcb1nl
nun along. sissy. an git III yer things
an don't Lcrp me waitin'."
Strange to say. the hired girl obcyed
Singing school was over. and the!
had reached the front gate Oh tlIei
way b1=.e. The stars were ubashe'
and pale In tie presence Of the r.
spicndent full moon. The couple gtoo'
by the gate In silence for n moment
paying involuntary tribute 10 the gIor!
Of the night. They sat down on th
horse block by tile gate. Randy tool
of her broad hat aud her glossy hal
reflected the moonlight I'm a shadow,
way. until something very like pootr.
awoke In the heart Of Jim Ben. nm
he though: Of the halo about the hca
of the Madonna that hung on the wa
NJ the best room. lie pondercd for
moment and then said:
"Randy. I'll take back what ] sal
tother nIght--about your hair. 20
know. It's mighty purity hair II II
red" ~-zx
She gave him q grateful little glanct
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

Young girls begin half their say with
when | get married" Married WON
en- start everything with when | was
a girl. Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-03-17

Is q non-secret, non alcoholic and
most potent invigorating, restorative
tonic end Strengthening nervine,
especially adapted to wouan's pecul-
iar requirements by an experienced
spec:al:za5 IL the treatment Of her
diseases.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
New Workers Have Private Theaters

e 81 c 20 turn 81 i-tc q thezter The Is.
2 sTior vas toru ont AID the cenirr
a-d valls ~ere rccecorzfe1 afrer rh
manner O. a regular playhouse -
F-ag@ large enough Tor al practice
T-urposes was installed and eQulpre
wirh a large number - sets % seer
erT painted - the ve-l-known scent.
artists
When performance are Elven lE th
Hewitt thearsr the performers hzT
ere use q dressing rooms connerte
wlrh the stage Tceae rooms are SIN
lar 70 those provided a. regular thee
fers- e.cept rhat special care las be-
tskea % srclp1e az crzughts
Tne-e are no regular rheate- seat
"a the HEWITT heater. bat instead >,
ruikite chairs 81 LculE Ky. patte-r
co-e So waite and god. furnish n
-ooz- IA The center O. the audlto fur
IL 4 fCunfsin % Whire marble. il she
TIE wzts- reurly rricxies over q mas
q inisa- Above Is . promenade "a.
coz
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

tas Interests q re farmer. g4rdele-
horuealsur1st and honest seecszaz1
he Unisef States has become q
cs1gs1g EFoaa1 Tor the poor SEED G.
TIE void. Which car 5e za1 is usee
b. unserup1loes dealers foT all.;@Ta
ts0n purposes se~f nat s. -eid oyei
unsll the germ is dead ara me vita
force r. cEfire,y gone. g. mixed SIR
fresh 500 ~ the same kin1 Ths
riEe6 article 81 500 49, frs<h SEED 81
buylns 500 4 Is 1suEiiy inposEibi-
for the purchaser % teii he trle cnzr-
sefer % Qa&sifg 81 the SGD II - im.
tsossibIe Tor me OrdiEzry parch1ser :
Sc any 1l1ereHcF in zpDearance ~
f~eea furnfp SD worth 60 cents >
p.ound. cabbage seed sorsh g. a pounl
and caplsEoNer see1 worth SO =
poo1d
Tie 5ln prsp4re6 - AZ Mann "a
severe apon those Who nisbrand %
z6ulfsra&e see6z A flne ~ 2zoe il pr.
weed for he 0rst ogease. 500 fOr ths
second o1ense. AID inprisoEuent 60
e~t yesx. O. bstA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
New Mrs. Astor to Reign in Society

t1ei- specialr-es. or turns ana ne
~ere dismissed iz Quick order sf--
thetr individual e@o-t % please rh
hostess and he- guests tf-- nos rr--
Ms Astc- has changed au THAI
q Is the fashious bee thl-- n r-.
eut 20 have these r'avers a. e-t.
falurlerts uirEle ufrh The r-es-s A.
s-Il more in rhe last feu weeks ma
g TIE Young women most r-uuire-
En- society have lent their p-eser.
co receptions he'd b. seve-al rorr-s
ucDeu STAR AS natural ou-cr-r
q TIE mixing o., stage and society. ra.
we have had one y0u1- star e
c7sra entertaining Ms Aston NJ
Clarence Nackay and a score of oil.
society leaders. IL addition 10 fh
duchess q Sutherland And Il "a
in keeping with the uev order o. e.
fairs thar TIE hostess he-se'f sho--
90 zion a un9 stage. bulk fc- the ~
rssicn. and sins for her guests al
ther dance the rarsnrllz for them J
seems thar Sev YORK society is fss
looming zltoEether human. and
nay not D. Unreasonable 90 io0k for
&c nsTt lrove 20 open It's door
I'D rhe Ettg gueeus % Tie valdevli
-era
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

G fGSS az multiplying fh1t NJ
A. Jch- Jacob Astcr VII succeed he
venerable 2otke--in-lzw a. the -ecos-
rl.st leader % sociery. and il Is Ger
tain that u-der her rEi=n TIE social
wcrit MI Seccze more z-t NOE
c~=0cEf1c without iosinE ar C TIE
ciEziry II nay possess Tie present
s@2soz. no~ almost AZ al end has
sesz Ms AE-o- Erow ln pcve-. and
~ reason C her example rhe-e has
6ser a striking change IL TIE attitude
q the ave-zEe society WOMAN tuwz-t
fhe pablo fArorttes O tie regular
sag
Only q yea sSo STAGE folk Es-e
admitted % Flr-h avenue drzwlrE-
roo1k Eiupiy As snte-rsine-s They
~ere made % fe@l they cane mere
y as eupiCyes i Vas insistst that
EAey sscuic arrive urly In tine 10.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
Magruder Items.

Magruder. Va. May 27-Tctato
bugs are plentiful this year in this
section.
Messrs. w. B. Schenck. IT.. WI
liam Wilkinson and s. w. Thomson /
enjoyed little outing the past week. !
Sailor left church Sunday night /
before PRAYER meeting closed leav-
ing Mr.. Tommy Thomas to walk
home alone. Wonder what Tom
my saic9
Miss Rebie Evan has returned
home from Newport News.
A great surprise was ocoasioned
by the running away Of one CT Mr..
Fences teams.
Mr. A Il. Newman has Just COM
pleted building a BAN for COWS and
horses. l6x2O.
Miss Edith Norment has as her
guests two cousins from Richmond.
Miss Mary Sohenck. OF Oak Tree.
IS expected home from Wcmsn's
College rext week.
TX. Pest eft Five Forks quite
suddenly. Sunday morning. What's
up?
i Runors were sfoat 20 the effect
( that a social was given in or neigh
|oorhOod iast week.
There IS 70 be a picnic al EweI
school some tine soon. Wonder 4
We VII &c invited?
Mr.. :. ". Thompson has a rev
whee. in his buggy this week. HI
white PONY was seen drawing TIVE
E 5uggies toward Plain View one nigh
as, week.
The addition 10 Mr.. D. A Pow
! rs house IS progressing rapidly VI
der the supervision OF Nj. Ne
p Lee
if. Mr. Christ's house IS nesTin
, completion.
Mrs.. Yeskel ,eft for her home
:. Indiana Wednesday. Her son. 9
- 3 Yeskel. accompanied her as "a
IS as Richmond.
u. Mss Laura Oval IS with .
j. again. We are glad 20 see her bacl
- Dr.. Bowen has completed uOv.n
/ his goods from the farm.
~ BiC.ers school closes Saturds,
IS Nav 9th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

THERE r1r b 80 nEers nfxi1E 81
i cheap. srfer ~ p~ 90 &esos BE- the
pscksxsx which win bs SD ~ 6e4i
ers srtsr Esprf ssntsnSe Masses b6A
kecames q law TIE measure "A -
prersnt he nnis ra1dlnE ard 2esltera,
ffon q sse1s. q & la bssn favor
xbsy scted DpOR 81 Tie kOase cox
uisass ca snrerrtsts and foreign CON
nseres. TIE pro sDects Tor the passage
g The Ill are GOOD
soms tnEerex Ing st8tszseDts are
rna6e An xke reEsss On the bdr. Which
has beez Dssss. Led - the house. u
GaserEs th4t tie frg1tfui extent -
wkLcb tks a1ns.ersstor q SEEDS hss
xesxx 10 o1r cos>1<y o . E114cs V
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

It's PeTsistently Tuuo-e0 about
-own that q number OF voters who
went into the Democratic primary
propose boiling. While We 60 not
5.zne the Republicans for trying 20
get every vote they can. We woul6
condemn any man who votes the Re
publican ticket after Voluntarily En-
t-riug the Democratic primary. Il
would De as dishonorsble as any
hing could Be and 70 self-respeotng
Republican would think quite SO
much OF : mar who does bolt. We
should have Z very poor opinion 0.
any Republican. who after going IL
o TIE unsss-ueetirg that named
their ticket. turns around and vote:
f1r ire Democrats. Il one wants
70 Be independent and recognize nc
party organization i IS very easy foi
HIN 10 20 so bv staying ont Of Pr
mares and mass-neeungs. W.
hoe there viii Be no bolters a. TIT
e.celon June 9th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

TX New Ec-k ssvsral DerBu-F & 80
Il cisty have t5ezterT IL their own
hszes - Z. ban1iEEE which sosoi1-
Tns performances Which are occ1s-
tozelsy Etvsr g. thea are seicoz
nctec In ne newspaper.
They are "a cistinc1iy private a.
w091c BE a musical rectal given -
EAs kestess kerEslf An6 tkix despite
ths fAc9 tAsf professionally are fre-
s1sA<iy s1xaxec &c fGrnisk the enter
tr1EDsz4
prsvxts playAoSaes IS thzt bssoasiaE
90 Mr. AbrEz1 & Hewitt TIE baflc-
tzE w&z n stale before e xGs C
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Il S evident that 70 have anything
Ike ample FIRE protection water
must be provided. The Council
could not GO better than 20 spend a
.cw hundred dollars on TWO CT three
srtesizr wells. artificial reservoirs or
even cheap but large. holes n the
ground properly covered. This IS
. serious question with the people.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

tack the vital orgarss causing catarfn o.
the bladder, OF the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell By cell
Bladder troubles almost always resut
from a arrangement Of the kidneys and
cure IS Obtained quickest By a proper
treatment % the kidneys. u You are feel
.aV badly YOU can make no mistake By
taEiug Or. Kiiincr's Swamp-Root, TIE
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy
u co-rects inability 20 hold urine and
scalding pain an passing II, and over.
comes thai unpleasant necessity Of being
compelled 10 20 often through the day.
al 10 get up many times during the
niQht. The suiid and the extraordinary
elect u swamp Root s. soon realized.
i ssands the highest for lts wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases
swamp Root Is pleasant 10 take and i.
sod bv AL druggists in ffty-cent auc
os.e-doilar sac bottles. Nou may have .
sample bottle OF tins wonderful new dis
er.Scrv and A book that tells all about y
bah sent free ~ mail. Address. Or. Kii
tner a Co. BinRh1saton. - y. Woe1
writing r8ention reading tina g~neroa'
oIer IN this paper. Don't make ans
mistake. trt rcfscui,cT the name Swamp
Roos, Dr. Kiimer swamp Root, and IN
address, BiDghamton, n. " On ever,
bcttie-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
HoIdcrofI News.

Hol6croft. Va. Nay '26-The
fine weather IS beng well utilized BY
the farmers VINO are busy in their
corr fields.
Mr.. K. +. Wilcox. z vel known
wood mefchsat. fell from a fence
End received painful injuries this
week
The marriage Of Miss Annie May
Orange and MF. John William Az
cry Nil lake place a Mt Peasant
bsvts.t c..aFch Wednesday. June
SRI 4 2. II.
n. and Mrs a. n. Gill Of Rich.
n nd. spent several DAYS here thi:
w-rk.
Lees Agricultural Lime for corn
cats ard grasses az J. w. -Czscyss.