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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-20
LsP luLeS Moro ote nvmea Ia pharmade de PatrceD ub6 coin della eme RueN E.etde
la Sem Avenue

cluslon. Certes, le rocher n'6tait
pas beau. Aucun arbre ny verdis-
salt sous les rafales DIES vents So.
les.
La maison 6tait de celles qu'on
iappelle dams FEST "chartreusee,"
dams le Midi "6choppes." Pas de-
tage, un rez-de. chaussee long, avec
des murs de casemate, de: grandes
SALES carrel6es, de hautes chemi-
n6es, mails le tout tres comfortable
ment meubl6 avec des tapis ct DIES
TEXTURES. Une piece entire autres,
le cabinet de travail, 6tait orn6e
avec un godt aussi sur que d6licat.
La nourrice annonc6e 6tait une
Bretonne de viaille souche, une
Cornoualllaise, battle CONNIE upe
guerrero des temps antiques, file,
saur, epouse ct mere de marins.
Ellie 6tait I'm beau type de femme
forte, courageuse ct r6sign6e.
L'accue1l qu'elle fit a Jeanne fut
plein de cordialit6. Ellie Femme
ma dams une petite chambre aux
murs vetus dune tapisserie claire,
aux rideaux blanc. LIE milieu en-
6tait occup6 par un lit de fer.
Madame q 6t6 surprise? de-
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lie success, alton dit, d depend enforcement de la
volonte. Or, TN homme malade est toujours quelque
peu demoralise.
Ce nest done pas ose de dire qu'un homme, don't
la sante est defectueuse, rencontre certainement
TN tres serieux obstacle pour %entraver ses success.
TRAVELLER alors quon est deja lasse par TN NAL
qui etouffe ct fait CONSIGNMENT s%ouffrlr, n'est-ce
pas que c'est peiner deux fois ct avoir double nisere?
Quand Ia tete est lourde, les merits trop agltes,
quand lestomac est fatigue ct que les reins sont
endoloris, I'm homme peut-il ACKNOWLEDGMENT
%sappliquer a louvrage?
Dams de telles conditions, on eprouve plut6t TN
certain dego1t ct meme une re pugnance a remplir
ses plus stricts devoirs.
ct &c nest pas ainsi qu'on peut faire TN travail
profitable. Tout &c qui Sc fait a contre-ceur ne
produit DIES ~r@sultats qu'en tres minime proportion.
Autant vaut s'abstenir que de faire NAL.
De nos jours, TN tres grand nombre de personnes
ont experiments ces fats ct une bonne Motto de
travailleurs won't vaquer a 1eurs occupations avec,
au cGur, cette insouciance qui s'empare du pauvre
malade.
Plaignons-les ceux-la, car lis s%oufrent ct &c qui
est encore plus triste a c~onstater, c'est que leurs
labeurs restent lie plus solvent steriles.
La premiere chose a faire serait done tout d'abord
de Sc tenir en- condition, CONNIE les athletes.
On remarque, chez lhomme surtout, que la cause
la plus %frequente de ses troubles est la faib1esse, puts
la mauvaise digestion. La plupart de ses maladies
proviennent de la.
Tel hornne sujet aux maux de tete, aux cranpes
ct douleurs d'estomac est TN homme affaibli ct bien
solvent TN dyspeptique. Tel autre, don't Papp@tit
est insufhsant ct qui SQUIRE de Pesanteurs pen
dant son sommeil, est atteint &c faiblesse generate,
son estomac n1anque de vigueur.
II ne fault pas 1aisser a &c NAL lie temps de perpe-
trer son euvre malsaine ct 81 dangereuse.
&c qui est encore pis que de laisser faire, c'est
d'essayer a Sc guerir par pemploi de liqueurs quel-
conques prises CONNIE ~digestifs. &c traitenent,
d'ail1eurs c%ondamnable a tous les points de vue, ne
peut qu'aggraver lie NAL, car tout liquide spiritueux,
toute poisson alcoolique est tres prejudiciable aux
organes digestifs.
Aussi tout homme serieux s'abstient-il de &c mo-
de dangereux, meme sill croft y trouver TN peu de
soulagenent momentane.
Tout &c quill y a faire, c'est de bien Sc renseigner
sur la valeur DIES Pilules Moro, car elles sont lie toni
que par excellence ct lie meileur neutrality-suspicious..
A ceux qui sont plus fortement a%tteints, a ceux
qui ont deja essaye beaucoup de remedies, nous
conseillons de consulter les Medecins de la Com
pagnie Medicale Moro.
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manda-t-elle.
Jeanne fit un signe de la t6te qui
vou]ait dire: cui. Ellie ne tenait
pas 8 sc laisser 1nterroger par Get
to femme. Au fond, ellie eprou.
Wait CONNIE une sorte de honte
dams Get int6rieur 81 simple, dams
cette aust6rit6 qu'elle await brav6e
par un caprice.
Mariann1k, CONNIE 81 ellie await
lu sur ses traits, lui dit:
Madame, je mai pas d'autres
v6tements que ceux de....ma file.
Peut. etre vous iront-lls?
Jeanne crut devoir demander:
Vous avez une file?
"a continuer)
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MOdiste de Chapeaux
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ST vous voulez un chapeau de der
Mere mode, garni avec goht q
prix reasonable. ne manquez
pas a'aller la voir
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ECHO DE L'OUEsT

sur leur pedestal, ills e%ssayerent
den faire !e tour. Mails alors lis
s'apereurent que le cotre await une
avarie grave, une vote d'eau a hau-
teur de la fottaison. lis laveugl6-
rent du mieax qu'ils purent, ct tous
pleurant CONNIE DIES e~nfants, repri-
rent le chemin de Granville.
Qu'6tait-il done advent de Jean
ne de Buhell?
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Omaha Men Tuesday.

The Omaha Commercial club on
one of its periodical trade excursions
will be in Greeley next Tuesday. May
26. The special train will arrive here
at about $3.50 in the afternoon and will
stop here for an hour An effort is
being made to practically have bust
ness suspended while the visitors are
here. in order that everybody may be-
come acquainted with everybody.
The entertainment committee Of the
Greeley Commercial club has arranged
to see that good cheer is given the
Omaha men. The trip will cover
2,354 miles. and is undertaken just for
the purpose of becoming acquainted
with the people that buy some of their
manufactured goods from the Omaha
men, or have other business relations.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
New PRESBYTERIAN Elders.

A congregational meeting was held
in the United Presbyterian church
last Friday evening to elect six new
elders of the church, the old board or
session having resigned few weeks
ago. An entirely new board was elect
ed. This congregation has also adopt
ed the rotary system of eldership.
That is. instead of the elders being
elected during good behavior, two. or
Il proportionate number will now be
elected each year. for term OF three
years. John Devinney and Arthur
knight were elected for the three year
term: William Wilson and X. A. Leiper
for two years; and Prof. Wilson ana
DR.. c. S. Harper for one year.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
ANOTHER DISTRICT
New Irrigation Enterprise Now
Being Promoted

Another irrigation district is being
planned in the country southeast of
Greeley. F. s. Miller, who has secured
the new townsite of Kuner. near Ker-
sey and Hardin, has taken options on
a splendid reservoir site at the head
of Beebe Draw, and is trying to see
what can be done about the formation
Of a district to build the reservoir.
This reservoir site formed part Of
the big reservoir system that couple
of years ago was planned by w. Is.
Starr, N. d. Bartholomew. f. G. Kind
red and others.
The plan is to construct the reser-
voir. fill it through the Platte valley,
or English ditch and then run an out
let ditch around the bluffs into the
Box Elder valley. About thirty thous-
and acres of fine land can be brought
under the ditch. Several men familiar
with the Platte river say there will
be plenty of water in flood times 20
fill the reservoir, which will hold near
ly two billion cubic feet.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
The q. A. r. Encampmsnt.

A large number of colonels, cap.
tains and some ordinary g. A. R. sold
ien of this section are in Fort Col
Inns this week to attend the annual
encampment of the department of
Colorado-Wyo The encampment
opened yesterday and will continue
today and tomorrow.
The first in order Is business
session this morning. and will probab-
ly last all day. In the evening there
will be camp fire and band concert.
Speeches will be made by department
Commander R. H. Mellette, with re-
sponses by Mrs. Jennie McGill for the
various womens organizations con
nected with the G. A. R.
Friday will be visiting day when the
visitors will be taken to see the Agri
cultural college and other places OF
interest.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
ANOTHER RAILROAD
Now It Is the Burlington Inter
Urban Being Promoted

F. o. Olson, the electric railroad
promoter has had incorporated The
Burlington Interurban railroad com
pany, with plans to build a line of rail
road from Greeley to kersey and
theme to connect with the Burlington
railroad at point near Hudson. AS
sociated with Mr. Olson are Ray Wat
son. John Klug, c. l. Moore Of ker
seyi i fletcher of Eaton; and one OF
two others. Mr.. Olson claims to have
the ties and rails for the line arranged
for and ready to be laid as soon as
the grading can be made. and he
hopes to raise the needed funds 1or
this purpose within short time.
1t is Mr.. Olson's belief that with
railroad in through that section OF
country rapid development will fol
low, and 1t will become one of the
best agricultural sections in northern
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
HAY MAKERS GOOD
Fine Performance by Greeley
High School Students

The operate cantata, THE Hay.
makers" given last Friday evening by
the Greeley high school chorus was
decided success in every way Al
most every seat in the opera house
was taken and the work of the chorus
was delightful surprise to all. Prof.
Whiteman considers this the strong
est chorus he has had as there are
almost 200 voices and some splendid
talent.
The "Haymakers" was given by the
high school here fourteen years ago
Since then the opera has been revised,
the unweildy scythes. rakes and farm
tools are left out and the imagina-
ton is appealed to by motions Of reap
Ing.
The boys were clad in work clothes
and straw hats and the girls wore pic
turesque summer gowns and sun hats.
The program was In two parts repre-
senting morning, noon. afternoon and
evening. The choruses were perfect
ly rendered all the way through ana
much individual talent was displayed
in the solos, duets and quartetes'
Among those who took the leading
parts and deserve special mention Tor
their crcditabe work were Misses
Alice TAYLOR, Myrna Barber, Aline
MnrUan Florence
Potter Bessie Potter, Frieda Taylor'
Maud Meyer; Messrs. Jack Mosher'
Joe Woolf, Jr., Harvey Phillips, Albert
Tuck, Ernest Tuck and Frank Leake'
Prof. Whiteman is to be highly com
mended on the production which, on
the whole, was very good and only hish
expressions of approval are hearu
from all who attended.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
jolly Party.

Fifteen young people enjoyed a
straw ride out to the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Lawson last Fri
day evening. Their daughter Miss
Mary. was the hostess of the party
and the guests included some of the
eighth grade of the Normal and o'h-
ers Miss Anna OConnel was chaper'
one and the guests enjoyed every
minute OF the evening. the moonlight
ride going and coming, the jolly games
and fine refreshments served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Roper Reaches End Of Rope.

William Chickalilly, claiming to be
a full blooded Indian, and who was at
one time the champion roper with
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. is in the
county Jail here charged with a seri-
GUS crime against fourteen years
old girl His trial will come up In
the district court in a short time.
A short time before his arrest.
Chickalilly could often be seen riding
II bucking horse around town. He was
dressed very much cowboy OF the old
school, and really looked more like a
combination OF negro and Mexican
than Indian. He was here selling
medicine.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Normal High Junior Banquet.

The annual Junior reception and
banquet of the Normal high school
was held last Friday evening at the
Camfield The senior class and facul
ty of the high school were the guests
of the juniors.
An elaborate menu was served In
the most approved manner and re
fiected great credit on the new man
agement of the hotel The menu
cards were the shape of the class
pins and were hand painted with Co
lumbines and violets. the state and
class flowers.
Principal r. w. Bullock of the higf
school was toastmaster and the fol
lowing toasts were responded to:
Glass of 'OS," Elmer Turner. junior
class president; Glass of '09," Allie
Gates, senior class president; "Higf
school Unity" Miss Lyra Kennedy
Both Ends OF the Telescope" ]. c
Kendel: 1.-The Faculty" Henrietta
Biumer. DR.. Snyder also made an ad
dress. Music was furnished durin,
the evening by Miss Lucy Delbridg'
and orchestra. There were over 10'
guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Presbxterlan Conference.

The semi-annual conference OF the
Colorado Presbytery of the Reformed
Presbyterian church was held last
Wednesday in the Reformed Presoy-
terian church Of this city. The pres
bytery covers the entire westerD
states as far as the Pacific coast. but
owing to other important engagements
only one of the coast delegates, Rev.
w. C. Allen of Oakland, California,
was in attendance.
One of the most important matters
taken up was conference on Bible
study, lead by Revs. ID. c. McElhin-
ney of Denver; II. B. Mcmillan, Weld
county Sunday school missionary; l..
A. Blackwood of Evans and w. c. AL
len of Oakland.
The annual conference or synod OF
the church will be held in Philadel-
phia, May q, and Rev. j. M. Wylie OF
the Greeley church goes there as q
delegates.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21

dress. Prof. Redman; recitation. Floyd
Henline; song, two little. blue little
shoes; recitation. "Dolly's Defect
Margaret Lorenz; recitation, Noted
Americans" Frank Mapes; sketch
THE Yankees Stratagem; recitation
THE Old Settlers Story" Mrs. Bent.
ley; song, Floyd Henline; dandeloin
drill, eight little girls; flower and May
pole drill; song. Anna Campbell
Vacation" eight girls.
The graduates are Chris w. Oster,
Paul A. Pumphrey, David A. Prichard,
Howard A. Mckay, Anna l.. Oster,
Gladys Mapes, Bertha Oster. These,
with their teacher, Miss Southwell,
with party of friends including Katie
Oster, Irene Humphrey. Hazel Prich.
ard. Cora Campbell, Mary Jenkins, AL
bert Feland, Samuel Mefford, Walter
Davis and Henry Oster spent Friday
in Greeley.
The party were entertained and
shown the Normal building and
grounds by Prof. r. w. Bullock and
Miss Bernice Kingwell and all took
dinner at the Camfield.
In the afternoon the graduating
class had their pictures taken at
Marshs studio.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
MEMORIAL DAYS A CELEBRATION SURE
Services Next Sunday and Sat
day, May 30th.

The patriotic exercises for Decora-
tion Day and Memorial Sunday have
practically been arranged. The Me-
mortal sermon will be preached In the
Greeley opera house at 10:45 next
Sunday morning by Rev. ]. A. Trim
mer. The music for this service will
as usualb be furnished by the high school
students under the direction OF Prof.
j. R. Whiteman. The house will be
appropriately decorated with flowers
and the national colors.
Members of the G. A. r. and Com
pany d will meet at the armory short
ly before the services and escort the
w. R. c. ladies to the opera house.
On Decoration Day the services will
be somewhat similar to those of past
years. The G. A. r. men and w. r.
G. ladies will leave the Armory by car
riage at about $3.50 in the morning and
go to the cemetery where the usual
ritualistic work of the two organiza-
tions will be carried out. There will
be music by a male quartet, firing
squad from Company d, and taps.
Arrangements are being made for a
meeting in the ArmOry at two O'Clock
in the afternoon under the auspices OF
the Sons of Veterans. Victor e. Keyes
will be the speaker.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
The CAMFIELD HOTEL
Greeley People Are Beginning to
Appreciate 1t

William D. Ahern, the new manager
of the Camfield hotel is certainly sue
ceeding in his campaign to popularize
the house with the locad people. For
last Sundays dinner the crowd was so
great that there was not seating capa-
city for all at one time. and it is a
pretty big dining room also. The
music by Kendels orchestra is help
ing greatly to draw people there for
Sunday dinner
When Mr.. Ahern first took charge
of the house three weeks ago. he stat
ed that he was going to try to make
Greeley people feel that it was sort
of partnership home in which they
were all interested. and that they were
as welcome and could be as much at
home there for business or pleasure
as they were in their own Offices or
homes. Already the hotel is becom-
ing the center of the social life Of the
city, many OF the Noarmal and high
school functions in connection with
the graduating exercises having been
held there the past week and more
will be held there. Nobody has appar'
emily ever before thought the old Oasis
or the New Camfield hotel as place
for holding such gatherings, but the
movements is good one.
1t is a fact that the Camtield is one
of the best hotels in the state. barring
none 1t is of so high an order that
it will require the very best Of bust
ness abality to make 1t pay expenses
in city of this size, and there is con
siderable satisfaction in seeing that
Greeley people are beginning to ap'
preciate what they have.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
BootIeager at Seventy.

A few days ago, as sheriff Florance
was driving back to Greeley from
Windsor he met covered wagon and
driver on the road. On the wagon
cover was the sign Motions" The
fact that the horse could hardly pull
the load gave the sheriff notion that
it was not all needles and pins. etc.
that the man carried in stock, and al
he knew that the rig made Johnstown
Severance and some others OF the
small towns of the county, and was
evidently headed for Severance at the
time, he called up deputy sheriff Ha
Teller at Severance to have him buy
some notions" 1t turned out just as
the sheriff had expected. There was
a whole wagon load of whiskey. ant
as a result R. Haynes. the owner o
the rig is now in the county jail.
Haynes has been running a little
racket store in Windsor and has beer
peddling goods over the county. From
time to time the sheriff's office has
been given tips that whiskey was be
ing peddled but suspicion had no
pointed to Haynes until the weight o
his load gave him away. Haynes II
about seventy years Of age. is terriblet
crippled in the legs, although his bod.
seems strong and vigorous. He evi
IDENTIFY took up the sale OF whiskey a
the one last desperate chance OF max
ing a living.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
GOOD PEOPLE
GREELEY MEN LIKE FORT
COLLINS FOLKS
City Council Members Visit Our
Neighboring City to Inspect
the Fire Department in
Use There Now

In spite of the good natured rivalry
between Greeley and Fort Collins in
the matter of hustle and growth, the
Fort Collins people are the right sort
This sentiment is expressed more
than ever by the Greeley city officials
since the visit to that city last week
of Aldermen Stroll, Jacobs and Bar
ber, comprising the fire department
committee, Of the city council; fire
chief Patterson and Alderman Phillips.
The object of the visit of the Gree
ley men to the neighboring city was to
look over the new system Of IRE
alarms recently installed there and the
fire apparatus that goes with 1t.
| An exhibition run was made by the
Fort Collins department for the bene-
fit of the Greeley men, and the entire
system carefully explained and exhi-
bited.
There have been sort of rumblinO
in the Greeley city council for some
time that the Fort Collins people had
been very decent and white ell
through the construction Of the Lew
Greeley water system and that they
had often gone out of their way to
help out the Greeley officials, but It
had not come into open eruption untn
the visit last week of the officials for
another purpose.
The Greeley men also visited Long
mont and saw their system Of fire
protection. This trip was undertaken
purely to gather information to b
used in the equipment Of the new Gree
ley fire department. and the installar
tion of an alarm system.
The members of the committee are
fully convinced that Greeley must
have an up to date fire department.
1t is argued that the city has run along
for fifteen years without any serious
fire, but it is almost certain that this
will not continue for another ten or
fifteen years. 1t is estimated that II
will take about $1,000 to secure the
proper equipment, and it is likely that
the business men of the city will %
asked to loan that amount to the city
for a time in order that the apparatus
may be ins stalled at once.
A fire in one building on the down
town streets would wipe out more pro
perty several times over that 1t would
cost to put In as fine apparatus proper
tionately to the size of the city, as any
in the country. The matter of secur-
ing the needed money has already been
taken up by the city council and re-
suits may be looked for within very
short time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
A Good Showing.
,e Creeley Tribunc.-

To the Greeley Tribune
So much interest is shown by the
people of Greeley in the progress the
high school students are making IN
raising money to pay for their new
piano, that. 1t seemed to me state
mcnt of the financial success OF the
'Haymakers." might be proper at this
time.
Gross receipts $241.o5; expenses
opera house, three rehearsals and con
cert $500, printing programs s4.so'
exchange tickets $3.50, bills $3.25, rent
for orchestra parts $500, total expens-
es $9O.55; net receipts sleO.5o
The cost Of the piano is $675.oo'
This last payment makes about $5oo
paid to date. We hope to be able to
make the Last payment next year.
J. r. WHITEMAN.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Big Features for the Fourth of
July Are Secured

The big Fourth of July celebration
the biggest Greeley ever had-looks
sure now, and already some excellent
features have been decided upon. 1t
is planned TO have four or five mill
tary companies here including the
cavalry from Boulder. They will be
here for three days. Saturday, Sunday
and Monday and will be camped at
Island Grove park, and will have regu.
lar camp life for the time being. On
the Fourth the militia will give dress
parade on the streets of Greeley. Some
time during the day there will be a
sham battle at Island Grove park.
Besides the military men, Cheyenne
is going 10 send down here about 200
we'll trained drill men, comprising the
degree teams of the various lodges
there. They will give prize drills and
also take part in the big parade in the
morning.
In the afternoon there will be races
and broncho busting contests at Is
land Grove park. OF course, there will
be scores of other features added be
fore the day arrives, and those jus1
mentioned are simply the starters.
There will be several bands here also
including the Cheyenne band which
comes with the drill teams.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Out on the Farms.

Beet planting was practically fin
shed Tuesday evening. There only
remained 700 acres to be planted at
the close of last week, and two days
would Just about finish 1t. The beets
that were planted before the storm OF
May Bird and 4th are up and doing
nicely, and a good seasons crop Is
looked for in all of the fields.
Contrary to expectation. on account
Of the long drouth, the beet acreage
has been slightly increased instead OF
decreased. The Greeley factory will
have fully 5000 acres, which is all they
can possibly handle, The Eaton and
Windsor factories will have about
their usual acreage, Of about $500
acres each.
Barring potatoes the main crops be-
ing planted right now are cabbage ano
tomatoes for the Empson Canning rae
tory. The watertiow in the ditches Is
rather light, making it difficult to wei
down the plants rs they should be
when first set out. Farmers are
changing about in the use oil water
so that gradually they are overcoming
this difficulty. The warm weather OF
the past few days has already com
menced to make a noticeable increase
in the flow of water, as the snow IN
the ranges is is beginning to melt lit
tie.