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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

New York Times,)

The West Point board of officers can
not reverse It's findings which were OF
fact. Colonel Scott Cannot change his
order of dismissal without wreaklng
discipline and making the anti"hazing
law dead letter. Perhaps IL the pres
dent yielded less readily to his inn
pusi"e desire, now Of stern justice,
now OF clemency, In matter not prop
erly before him. poor Loeb, would not
get SO frightfully tangled up and make
so many plumbers with his facts.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
The Cubnn Elections.
New York Evening Po,t.)

(NeW YORK Evening Poit)
Governor Magoon is delighted with
in Cuba, and everyone must rejoice with
him 1t will be easy, however, to be
misled In the matter, for 1t Is much
too early to say as the tovctgbr does
that the success Of the nsV and COR.
plicated election law Is nssiru,l. It
will take more than ono election to
demonstrate that; and even If the cleo
tions were quiet, 1t remains 10 be seen
whether the results will be accented
BY those defeated for office.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Count zeppelins latest flight begin
ming at Lake Constance, from all ac-
counts, makes the fragmentary flights
OF Farman's heavier than-alr machine
at Brighton Beach seem like the flut-
terings of a Hedging as compared
with those OF a mother-b bird
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

The democrats are having their
troubles with campaign banners. In
New Haven they have not one to rep
resent them, but Taft banner was
flung to the wind almost with Mr..
Tafts selection. A Taft banner has
persistently hung in Bryanesque, Lin
coin, Neb., thorn In the side of the
democrats there.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

tNHuRatuck NeWs)
The New Haven Journal Courier con-
tinues its attack on Congressman Lii
ley, IT is doing It's best to prevent him
from securing the republican nomina-
ton but at present 1t looks as though
Lilley stands the best chance of secur.
ing the coveted honor.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Secretary Loeb has again been put
In the Ananias club by the president,
This causes one to wonder when he was
released.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Mr., Taft may be having babies
named after him by the score. one of
the latter is said to weigh twenty-five
pounds But Mr.. Bryan is determined
not to be forgotten by the voters who
are fathers Of families His latest
photograph, taken with the two chill
dren Of his daughter, Ruby, In his
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

The kaiser Is reported to have
changed his style of wearing his mus
tache to long, dignihed droop. One
wonders whether the whole German
army may be expected to follow suit.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
No CIcncncy McrItcd.
(springHeld Republican.

TTFTH
Judged by the standards regarding
hazlng which the public and congress
demanded should be set up seven or
eight years ago, these cadets seem 10
merit no such act OF clemency as the
president has Unexpectedly shown In
their cases
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Good morning, Mayor Martin. Are
we to expect any improvement soon in
the garbage situation?
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
Summer Sale.

&1,60, ~ and $3.50 English Glrtss
(BrOkcn lOts) u.
- and 70 Automobile Gloves, W.
w and S35 Automobile Coats, Half Price
x20 and $50 RaincOats up to size "a
Hnlf Price.
so, $3.50, $40 and s2o Bath Wraps, Hair
Price.
$50 Imported Dressing Gowns, Halt
Price.
Guyot suspenders. Half price.
broken Lots Of 1915 per dozen collars,
$3.50 dozen.
81 fancy border English Linen Hand-
kerchiefs, zoe. ench.
"a, ~, $3.50, $40 and S15 Automobile
lap Robes, HnIf Price.
sI.75 mud $3.50 French Half Hose 81
pair.
Broken Lots of shaker Knit Sweaters,
Half Price.
Light md medium weight underwear.
Half Price.
~ English Belts, Hnlf price.
y 10 $3.50 Scarf Pins, soc.
6Oc' Der cake French SOnp made By
"ViOlet," tic.
Also .ome fine Canes md Umbrellas,
Half Price.
we nave small assortment of ~
shirts and i7c. Hnlf Hose.
store Closes sat,n dny ut 1 y. m.
Other days ut 8 y m.
CHASE !!.!!!|!:. 3 :. CO. G.!
1918 and 1920 Chapel Street.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
Wise Order.
New London Day.)

Announcement from New Haven that
President Mellen has issued an order 10
put a stop TO the filthy practice Of
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Govcruor-To-Be,. All settled.

Waterbury Republican,
Col Osborn Will not be q member OF
the staff OF Governor-To- BE billey.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

lap, shows him quite as fatherly as
might be asked for Good press
work.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Il would suggest that we have an
understa nding," said the enthusiast, as
they sat down,
"As 10 what"
Let us stick strictly TO cards be-
tween anecdotes"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Are these good scales?'
depends upon whether you want
0 buy or sell by them
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

II understand Bryan's favorite song
is La Paloma,
"Well, the La Paloma' vote is not to
be sneezed at
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Mr., Marmaduke-J ones-Society nova.
DAVIS seems TO be made up Of such \
lot of people we don't know,
Mrs, Marmaduke-J ones-Oh don't
put II that way my dear Say rather,
that society nowadays Is made up ~
such lot OF people who don't know us.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
Tremendous cliff, that"

seems 70 TaHCIHaIe YOU,
Yes that's about the way my desk
will look when | get back
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

How very polite Mrs. Brown was
this morning"
Then she must be mad at YOU"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

"a farmers life ought to be a hap
ply one
'Why?"
Because the fat OF the land is his"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

She--Are you fond Of hot biscuits?
He tmeaningly)-Tha depends upon
who makes them.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Another romance ended"
"They drlfted apart?"
mo; they chugged apart, People
don't drift in these rapid times"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

He--Too much wit Is a bad thing.
she-Yes. It's depressing to stupid
people.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

First Worm-You look happy.
Second Worm-Yes. l just made A
lucky turn.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

Nothing succeeds like success, they
say"
Except q good four fusher."
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

That woman actually talked herself
to death"
"She must have died happy"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
SAYINGS AND polNcs.

Germany's medical students number
1915.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05
FOR THE DOG DAYS,

He-Too much wit is a bad thing
she-Yes. It's depressing to stupid
people.
First Worm-You look happy.
Second Worm--Yes. | Just made A
lucky turn.
She--Are you fond Of hot biscuits?
He (meaningly)-Tha depends upon
who makes them.
Are these good scales?"
Depends upon whether you want
to buy or sell by them
That woman actually talked herself
to death"
"she must have died happy"
How very polite Mrs. Brown was
this morning"
Then she must be mad at you"
Nothing succeeds like success, they
say"
Except a good four husher."
Il understand Bryan's favorite song
We'll the La Paloma vote is not to
be sneezed at"
Another romance ended"
"They drlfted apart?"
mo; they chugged apart, People
don't drift in these rapid times"
Tremendous cliff, that"
Seems to fascinate you"
Yes that's about the way my desk
will look when get back"
"A farmers life ought to be hap
ply one"
"Why?'
"Bacause the fat OF the land Is his
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

The Transvaal produces 10000 ounc-
es OF gold every month.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

The Church OF England Waits and
strays society has taken care OF 1916
children in the twenty-six years tina.
1t has been IN operation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16
seseatane Ser efereier.

Die Sit.rsisr iinb elm aIt.s Spm>
bOl Der beibnii9en 5riiblinssfeite.
9as @i lit Elm Sinnbilb Der Delt;
benn fdon na9 ben dlten brabmanis
fden uno dsbptif9sn Mptbsn bat ii9
bic Welt aus einem 81 entfpidelt, unb
ba aus Dem i'm 81 perI9lpFenen
Seine Elm neues aeben erfpriebt, 10
1T es aud elm Symbol bes Sriibz
lings, ben bic burd ben @interfroit
eritdrrte Ratur gu einem neuen 9as
fein eripedt. vi. 9riitlihe &ir6e
iibertrus bieie 8eosutung oss @ies
auf Die gluferitebung bes Seilanbs,
ipie oenn aud oas OiterfeIf an bic
SteIIe Der dlt6eibniI6en ssriibliness
fsier getreten lit. 9ei teinem anberen
8olfe tommt bic 8eoeutuna oes
Oitersies aIs glufsrItsbunssiDmboI 10
gum 4usorud tpie BEL ben 0fuiIen.
bic Bel Dem 3urufe am Sfermpr9en:
.gbriitus TT eritanben!" un6 6em
9.sengrube: ,@r III ipubrbdftia
auferitanotn!1 iid nit bart astodbs
ten. bunt bemaItsn unb oft reid oer>
sierten Siibnereiern uber nit 3ieres
reien aus Poraellan o6er @las be-
f9enfen. Sriiber ipurben bic Oiter=
eier nnr gelb ober ROTH sefGrbt; bic
gelbe 5arbe folIte auf bie Spnne, bic
rotbe auf oen purpur Der sOttli6en
WaieitGt binbeuten. Sn unTerer 3eit
iinb perf4isbene b.fOnbers I66ne
6arben fir Die Oit.reier in ben Sanz
Del sebra9t luorben, bod fGrben bieIe
pielfa9 10 intsniib, oab beim &o6tn
Der gier AUDI oas innere Deib far=
big ipirb, mas bem @srIpeiIen bins
berli6 lit. 2lm prattiI6fen 1T es
bssbaIb. beim 5drben nod INNER
mad ben aItsn Rt3eptsn gu perfabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

bee lie oar teinen anbsren n0tgis
batten. 90 par's INNER seipeien.
9as pferb itanb am 8dbnbpf.
Nun fam raHelnb unb rolIenb Der
3ua bsran, unb taum bielt er. bd
iprans uud leidtfiiBis elm Idlanter,
biIbbiibi9er iunser Munn beraus,
Oem man ben Offi5ier uuf ben eriten
Bid dniab.
Gs mar eine Sreube, anaui9uuen,
ipis bic 8siben iih besriibten. 2iebs
unb 8eriruuen biiben unb Srfiben; 10
lasen ibre Sdnbe Suiummen, tpie Der
Batter berabs unb Der Sobn 6inaufz
fab. Damn fab er neben bem 8ater
unb legte ben 9lrm I'm i'm: Run,
mein Iieber pupa, ba iinb mir beiben
@ott fei Sant NAL pieber beifums
men! Nun ippllen mir Sfern feiern,
s.It9"
BOD itillem StoIa Iab Der @ater
ibm in bic bellen, tIaren @plbdttns
dugen; unb ipie iie nun beimfubren
on bieiem @riinbonnerIfas, ba ipar's
ibn.n beiOen, als OBJ all bic 2erden
ba oben iid nit ibnen freuten auf
SFern.
So tparen fis innis unb ielig suz
fammen. unb berali9 Hang es aus
beiOer Munb iiber bem bei9eibenen
5ei.truHt, uls iie einanber seseniiber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

iaBen an bem alts.ippbnt.n @i6ens
tii4e: Sum @obl, alter Serr!" uno
rsum WObl uno WiIltommen, mein
Sun9e!" = Mur eraGhIte piel unb
er tr5dblte gut; nud' Slid sing er
nit bem Batter bur6 bic Stdlle unb
treilte ith aud iiber bas &leine. 4ber
eine 5rdse battle ben Batter aetpuns
bert: rSu, Pdpa," mar er i'm pferbes
italIe plObIi4 iteben ssblisben: ,,tDnn,
ten mir nidt bier itatt stpei pferbe
ge6ruu6en9"
gtipas periuunbert bate Der 8ater
tbn dn9eIeben: rSu, Stpei &utI9pferz
be mob ba5u; aber bic trGst Der @ins
Obtof bstanntlitb ni6t! = Wlar
batte dufgeieuf5t; unb einmdl pdr's,
als oh er ettpus fagen ippllte.
ga, es mar fpie INNER. = limb
bod nidt pie INNER! Scr Sunee
bat etlpdsl" iuste Der Batter betiims
inert, als er ii4 CUR Rube Iegte.
sd ipeiB nidt, ipie ids berauss
triegen ioII," faste Mar unb blies
oas Gi4t aus unb lag bunn nod
'lanas ipa9 in ieinen @ebanten.
Gs ipar an 3drfreitag Ha9mits
tag. Spm 9Orfe fer Tam nit benz
linSen Sriiblinsspin6e bas &linaen
Der @loden beriibsrseipsbt. Batter
unb Sobn itanben nsbeneinanber am
8drtenSoune unb iaben bin iiber bies
title Stiid @alb. Ods briiben Der
nod ountle Saum bes @aIbes abs
fthlpb. Sas 2Guten psritummte uno
oer6aIIte iibsr benz 5.Ibs.
Wlit einemmal legte Der Batter ben
arm I'm bic S4uIter bes Sffisi.rs:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-04-16

~Msin fieb.r Suns., fas' mir's nur!
Ou bait etpds duf benz 9eraeni
3tpiI6en Solbaten siemt ii1 Sffens
bsit! limb mir tennen uns iu!" 8
Ser 2eutnant f9ludte etpas.
,Ou, papa = 0u biit ia mein
better 5reunb. - @s tpeib es nod
teiner : no, in @ottes Ramen benn:
ia babe mid berlobt!"
n0u6te id mir!" fugte Der @uter
ernf, unb nod lag Iein 9lrm I'm
ben SObn. rllnb nit ipemg"
,U2it 9ertrub &ir9beim!" iagte
Mar unb fab ben Batter on. Ou rib
Der Batter ben 4rm bonn Naden bes
Spbnes. Gr mar febr blei9.
sDas tann ni9t pahr ietn!" rtsf
er luut.
.9o9, @ater!"
Die fpmmt mir ni1t iiber bic
Sdpellell" Ssin 4use traf bus bes
Sobnes nit 5ornfuntelnbem 8lide,
p@oll iA audi Define Sdtpsae msi@
beng"
,9ie so9ter bss Mannes, bem i'd
unIer @lenb bante, ber ben Sob Seis
ner Mutter auf benz 9epiFen bat,
bic tpilIIt Ou mir aufiibren9"
ySa! sic fann nidts bufiir, unO
er 1T tpbt! unb i9 babe iie lieb!"
rTlar = ia fase Nein!" risf Der
Batter unb ri9tste ii4 bod auf.
Limb i9 blsibe BEL meinem Sal"
rief Der Spbn. Der Batter ipenbete
Ii6 iportlos ab. Die Drofel, bic i'm
tnoIpsnben Slieberbuidh seiehen hats
te, flps flatternb auf.
Wlutblos Iab Der Sobn ibm nd4.
: 9as purbs Elm trauris.r &arfrei'
tag. am nG9fsn Wlorsen mar Der
2sutnunt ni9t gu finbtn Der 9ater
frdgte ni9t na9 ibm. Sds mar Elm
nod trairiser StilIer Sonnabenb.
Sang fill mar es.
Sie Sfttrslpden tldnsen bur9 bas
2aab. Sn Der Nadt mar parmer
Regen sefallen, unb ale &noipen
iparen aufseiprunsen. Si. @elt itano
nit sinem S9ldse i'm 8liitb.nidnee
unh fiiBer 9uft ipsbte BON ben 8au'
men,
Sm airditubl BON Sameroip. bon
mo- am aarfrsitag bic @lOden herse'
tIunsen hatten. fab elm sebeuster
Wlann.
n@riine Oitern, Sriiblinssipeben,
Oftern, Sitern, Qluferiteben!"
Hang es iibsr ibm. gr neiste bas
Saupt nur tisfer in bic Sdnbe. Gins
lam, geTsntten 2lngeii9ts sing er Su'
rid. @r sriibte teinen unb iab tsinen
@ruB. 9eisntten Sauptes frat .r in
Eein Saus, Elm miibsr Mdnn = ba
bob CT bds @eIi6t: mas mar bass
Der ftanb Bag SrGumte er9 Sein
Sobn Mar in W.br unb Daffen =
unb neben ibm eine reiaenbe MGbs
9enseitalt, bic fein Sobn umfdlun'
gen bielt.
Batter, ba iinb mir beibe. glun
ipirf uns b.ibs binaus!" iaste Mar.
limb bic Mdbdtneeitdlt lDte ii9 BON
ieiaer Seite unb trat fiib, bleid, nit
sudenben 2ippen bor unO bob bi:
6Gnbe. gang feline SGnbe. unb fuste:
aS9 = ih =" Ib.r iie tonnte ni9t
ipeiter; Iansfam iant iie an ibm
nieber = aber bann bob iie bod
Saupt unb Sdnbe unb fpra4: sd
tOnnte ia nidts bufiir = id pill's
gut MAIDEN! Derfen sic mid, uns
nift binaus!"
Serr b. Strafen fubr nit b.ibeH
SGnben an ben 3opf: nMar = @er>
trub sic feiern bic Qluferfes
buns bes Germ auf Der erlOitsn @ra
be unb freusn iid; all Sebb' fat nun
elm Gnbel baben mir seiunsen. Mar
= @ertrub! Sn @ottes Nemen bsnn.
ST tann ni6t mebr!" @r that bic
Qrme melt uuf: r9as iparen sipei
SotssnG9te! gott fet Dant = bas
2eben unb bic 2iebe baben seIi.gtp
r. SrduBen fang bic SroNel iau9'
aenb ibr fr0bIi4es 2ieb!
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
EVANS

Miss Carrie Fashbaugh spent last
week with Denver friends.
b. A. Snyder is suffering from a
severe case of blood poisoning.
Father Dennison of Denver is
ealing on old comrades OF Evans.
Miss Josie Brubaker was the guest
OF Hardin friends Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Coffman has returned
home after brief visit with Love-
land friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Vanderlip of
Denver were the guest Of l.. G. VAN
derlip Sunday.
Saloons, bank and several business
houses were closed Tuesday on ac.
count Of the election.
Rev. A. W. Cotfman Ct the Evans
NJ. Il. church preached for the Naza-
rene church people of Greeley Sun
day evening
Farmers in this vicinity who have
planted beets report ground very dry
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09

plowing 1t, getting 1t ready to put
into beets.
p. W. Putnam and Albert Law.
renee, who have been building big
drain ditch, have 1t all finished now.
They laid tile most of the way.
Miss Mary Robb. who has been
spending the vacation week at home
with her parents, returned to. her
school Sunday. Miss Robb teaches
kindergarten work. In Denver.
Roe Calvin, who farms on the
Delta. lost his daughter Florence
last week, but they have been living
In town all winter. The sympathy
of the Delta people goes out to Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin In their bereave.
menJ.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09

."e sale OF his sheep, having received
y good price.
Mr. ana Mrs. Chas. Markham and
'!iuren are visiting relatives in
Windsor now.
MIS- Chas. Peden and Wabna
hamilton of Brush are visiting in
'he home Of their parents.
Ed Markham is land agent for the
nfeat Western Realty company of
Denver He was a Denver business
visitor last week.
Mr.. Goodwin is putting up a.large
building OF brick In Mead to be used
as store room on the first floor and
a hall on the second,
A. II. Rose of Mead was riding
on our streets in a fine new auto this
week Mr.. Young of Mead also has
The pleasure Of riding In an auto
recently purchased.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
THE DELTA
Rosy Waite is on the sick list tbi,

Rosy Waite is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Albert Lawrence is quite
SICK again with stomach trouble.
Chas. Stevenson made trip to
Weldon Valley Saturday, returning
Monday.
Roy Robb has gone to Omaha with
several Car loads of sheep belonging
TO Charley Bliss.
Water has been turned in the No.
: ditch and every one is busy now
cleaning bitches. getting ready to
lrrigate.
Mrs. Pearl Austin and little
daughter, who have been spending
The past week with her mother, Mrs.
Robb, returned to their home Sun.
day.
Claud and Elmer ClarksOn, who
rented the seventeen acres on tht
north Of their fathers place. ART
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
WINDSOR

Miss Attic Kern spent last week
with relatives in Fort Collins.
Miss Mabel Courtwright Of Fort
Collins visited old friends In Wind
sor few days the past week.
Miss Hattie Peterson came down
from Fort Collins Wednesday to
spend few days with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Chapman.
Miss Fern Smith returned to her
home In Fort Collins Friday after
spending her vacation with friends
in Windsor and vicinity.
F. n. Briggs and family returned
to their home in Denver Thursday,
going by the way of Loveland, where
they intended to visit a brother of
Mrs. Briggs and family.
Miss Elsie I4ayburn entertained a
number of young people at the home
Of her parents In Bowman addition
Friday evening. Music, progressive
games and dainty refreshments was
the program.
C. M. Cooper, Geo. Clark, E.
Stoneburg and d. Fl. Nylander at.
tended the Brotherhood of St. Paul
convention held in Denver Monday
and Tuesday. They report pleas
ant and profitable time.
The last number on the League
Library lecture course was given by
Maynard Lee Dagy, professor at Uni
versity of Washington state, on last
Thursday evening at the NJ. f.
church. All who were fortunate
enough to hear Mr.. Dagy pronounce
him splendid entertainer.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Easter Suits that are different

b. sysh sowned at the least possible
outlay snoud exhibit most
devised The
panama. woeas and and exclusive
in
highest elegance and orthfulness
Remember
Alterations additional to
oS5.0o, eA5. 90 s3OOO dovs low sl5.OO
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
N Mastevs

j. kingsbury's new residence is
nearly completed.
VIM. +. Day transacted business
In Greeley last week.
Miss Minnie Radford spent the
weeks end In Greeley.
- Messrs Smylie and Olson were
passengers for Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. G. l.. Waite and children
spent vacation week at the ranch.
A force OF men are at work on the
Putham ditch and are repairing the
headgate.
Mesdames Richeson of Orchard
and Huddart OF Weldona were guests
OF Mrs. Mackey Wednesday
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
AulY

Robert Allison is quite sick with
measles.
Bert Phillips, son of Frank Phil
lips, is sick with typhoid fever. The
scarlet fever is dying out.
w. ID. Young. who bought some
lots from r. NJ. Gale, in the Graefe
addition, is building \ seven room
bungalow. 1t will cost s2soo or
81, 900.
Last Saturday night roller skating
was started again at the Armory for
the first time for several weeks. 1t
will he continued every Saturday
nigh for q while.
C. V Owens and family have
moved into W. G. Parker's house on
Third street. Mr.. Ovens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Owens, of Gree
ley. are visiting them.
II. c. Bradley and g. C. Patrick
OF Fort Collins have leased the Long
building and opened a photograph
&0fJ0ty WUbCD VIII OO III OkS0S
on Saturday of each week. s.l. ...
Mrs. S. +. Cheatum. who has
been living near Lyons, is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert ALI
sou, who has been very sick but is
now able to sit up aud walk around
q little.
U. Il. Madden, formerly Of this
place. has moved to Num- and bought
the Mum News. a weekly paper.
His wife assists him editing the
paper. Mrs. Madden was formerly
chief operator in the telephone office
here. Miss Bessie Wright is now
chief operator and her place Of night
operator will be filled by Miss Kath-
crime Link. Mrs. Morrison, who
used to be in the Office will also as
sist as soon as she returns from her
eastern visit.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09

Every adds to elaborate ne. come:
white Waists beautifully trimmed efOOO to sloO
Pnsas voe moheirs white black and the
elaborate values at - and -
A charming showing Jackets ol36O to e4SO
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
FAIRPLAY

John Rienks and wife visited Gree
ley Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Nernell of st. Louis is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carl Tormey.
Silas Bardwell was visiting last
week at the home of Charles Weber.
Miss Edna and Ivy Dean, teachers
here, visited their home in LaSalle
over Sunday last week.
John RienkS received word last
week that his father had died at Du
buque, Iowa, March 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
ROWE DISTRICT

Born, March %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stevenson, a son.
Miss Flora Runnell Is able to ride
out after long siege of rheumatism.
Mrs. w. ID. Runnells' sister. in. law
from Denver Is visiting with her for
a while.
Mrs. Tom King went to Greeley
one day last week TO do some shop
ping.
J. A. Joll and son Frank spent
last week with relatives In Wheat
ridge, returning home last Friday.
S. l.. Dickey left last week with
several carloads Of sheep for Chicago,
lie was accompanied by A. l.. Davis
of Ault.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Entertain Your Friends.

have a very fine stereopticon or
magic lantern, suitable for use In
church, hall or private home, and 1T
electric lights. Nothing nicer can
be found to entertain company OF
friends or club meeting. Use of
lantern and services OF operator,
with or without views, can be had
very reasonably. Slides made to or
der also. See J. Henry Couture, at
Fezer's drug store.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Hlghlandiake

Miss Swing is Mrs. p. NJ. Mead S
guest this week.
Some of the farmers have decided
that the ground is too dry to plow
for crop.
Mr.. Jefferson returned from Chi
cago last week much pleased with
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
and are little discouraged at the
q lHxas.t acnk L.. 10 L..

and are little discouraged at the
prospect for farming. %--
Mr.. Bartell and family Of the Old
Colony ranch, have moved into the
Gene Forrest residence recently va
Gated by DR.. Samuels and family.
r. V. Behrens and Henry Ginther
returned from Chicago last Friday
and report the sale of six car loads
Of lambs which was very satisfactory.
Rev. +. D. Crook, after deliver
Ing a very fine address ON local op-
tion at the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning, was called to Platteville to
talk on the same subject In the even.
ing.