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ScirnthS = Qiccu5cn.

6olqen0e Seirotbs &iccu5cn wltr'
Ben 0eiterr pom GIerf Oea Common
YleoSs@ erid)t5 oltS9eitellt:
@iQiom Smith, G2, @ittuer, BON
-@minQton Wto., rno Minnie Is. NmoS,
80 Sabre olt, Mittme.
Hrgugene s. Fopne,5 80, MittiUcr, BON
Yocomote.Gitp Wb., rnb Girginio 9.
Scatter, 81 Sabre alt, @ittne; 2iccn5
aebolt BON Soi6ita %. &uOion, gtr.
26, Noro-Fot Fnrf -2lpc.
6rcOcrid u. @ogcr, q, GER. 500, g..
EopionitroBe, lnO Minnie 4. @atioM
is Sabre alt.
Sorrp e. S'9ricn, 80, @ittlper, IL.
Nnno 9. Goaobon, % Sabre olt; 81,
ccr15 Gebolt bon j. s. Smitb, Nr.G35,
Nor0.GulOcrtItr.
Hthoro g. @inqotc, %, @itttper,
Scr. BOG, GbeIteritrobc, ul0 Ngne2
Mtiuer, Is Sabre alt.
Hobcrt $. &oiocn, 33, Hihnrono,
So, mo SuIia u. &. Gopi5, 90 Sab.
re alt, Gidmonb, So; Sicen5 qcbolt
BON @olter g. Salon, Nr.t9O1, Norf
NpCnuC.
NiQiom $. GngeI, jun, 90, uno
Nnnic e. Gcrrcnbcraer, 81 Sabre
oft; Sicen5 QcboIt bon Solporb &.
Gcrrcnbcr0cr, Nr. 25t0, Moi6crItr.
6ronCi5 9, &orriS, -, ar. i7lO
&ormid Nbe., rno MDrtIe s. &or0t
itp. 81 Sabre alt.
@iliom Bolton GO, @ittrucr, mo
Gloro Goniii, iG Sabre alt, g8ittme;
Siccn5 gcboIt bon 3obn Goniii Nr.
2434, @ioOIeItrobc.
Imo9 W, Gum i3, @ittucr, Sea.
Ding ia, unO 6ronrc2 81. @rote, 40
Sobre alt, SSittluc, &~oncoitcr. No.
anton 2cnettp, %, 9}r. zoos, Gons
ton.Npcy @oIcri Spor5id, - Satire
alt.
MidocI 9errS. 80, QcIdicOcn. Mr.
10t1, @cit-WtuIberrpitroBe, uno Solo
8roB % Sabre oIt.
@iQiom u. McSolc. 81, lnO Moru
SlDnn, % Sabre ait; Siceu5 gebolt
bon S6omoS Z. WtSo(e. Nr. lilo,
!Sunitrobe.
So6n u. Heinborbt 40. ms Gotbc.
rinc g. Stoo6cfcr, 80 Sabre alt,
@ittluc; 2icenj 0c6olt bon Sobn q
@aGncr, Nr. 80, @ltmon.gl uc.
Gin ungetrener 0tener
oeS 9errH. - Goli}cirihter Gle.
lpelpn iIbermiea geitern oen IeQer
Ridoro e. @cbforb, cbemalioen
SeeIiorger Ser ct. 9ufc'S Union 94e.
ger-&ir6e, lue9en angebliter Inter.
idla9ung bon SirhengeIoern in Der
9obe bon $24 inter $1,000 9iirq.
idait Dem 8erihtsperfobrelt Qic
geegerin Soa Cham, peId)e Sitperin.
tennetttin Der Somtogsiduule Der ae
nonntet Stride NOR, CAB bcim Ser
Dor an, Bob lie BEDFORD Den erpGbn.
ten 9etrag, Den lie olrd llnterbol-
tlungen oifgebroft botte, 5ltm In.
fouf elmer OrgeI iiberqe6en babe,
Dab BEDFORD ober nidt iiir ole Srael
be5ablte.
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@altimpre Nnmnf Infct . Gn.
(glte uno SuuerlafHge gatsqtute.)
Tfp 0pr Charlottesville b~pfHrhsruA

(NIte tno 5uuerl1itae Batsqtnte.)
9te Ser. .GtaatsH4Rnit befbrbernb.
9ampfer ,@trgintn" (neu), ,,NIabama,"
y@eurgln," rScuHeKee".
Snnpfer fdbren tl9ltd. Gunntdgs anseenorI.
men, bon ben oPais9inie" s9lers, Rr. f0-f8,
2tabt. straRe, $50 .9benos, brett mad Oh
g,otnt Comfort, glorfoIf, 9orismuutb uno alIeH
9nnften bes Sfioens. 3erbinnunq In OH
Gotnt Comfort nit Der IS. & 8. &ifenbabn".
gta6 8ifmun6, GerGinbnna In Bortsm,outb NIT
Dem uSenboarS @ir 9ine% fcIibem Bulge mad
Portsmouth mo sltInnta. Sr Norfolf RerbIn.
hnn8 nit Der g%SltIaniic goaIt Cine" Norfolt
In1no tpeftItd mn rSIb Dominion Cine" nan
Netrbsrn, ,@af1inston, R,sG., &ttmoub, ga..
UNI Netusgorf.
Mabl3ettcn na6 europdif6cm SIane. eurti.
rifle Gnthten3imuer, eIeftriibe 8%eIeudbtuna,
@anpfbetduna, 9oien fret. gfeferbirte 9%afiter.
s%Intnter in ben @inets9fireair Der Bah cine
~gtabtsSttnbe; g. 81. G. Sffice, Siiboftsgde Der
baltimore. unh GoIoertsStrabe; continental
9ruft 9liloing" uno gIbauGb'S Nr. 100, Noro,
9bnrlessStrnbe.
Subn y. eheIipuuo, O.. Srpmu
%iees9rdf. II. Sen, sWsanaaer. Gen. sRaft .saaeni
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Runtknlbetlnnn
-her-
Nerpeni6 ~ d If {

Sttpate. nerb1ie Berionen, aepIaat bon Soft
in1lgsl1fgfeit lro f9Ie6ten Srdui1en, srft5.
plenoer austlhlen. 9rufts, Niideu. limb aopi.
nno Sefi6ts. auiarrb, Raaenoriiden. GtubIpers
it!optang, Wdi6infeii. @rr5t6en, 8ittern. Ser5llos
pen, Srllit2eflenmung, geneli6fett uno 9rhbs
INN er1dbrer aus benz ySngenbfreuno," pte
gerintte nnb anhsre Sois.n tusenSIilher 8ertr.
rhngen grtinolt6 gete!lt unb prue @eiunobeu
nno 6rnbiun iuieocr erianat iperben fbnneu. -
arSt.
.4iefes auberorbentIin interefaIte rro Iebr.
reide gub (Tenkde Gafage 1909, peldes
bon Sung uno IIt, G2dnm NIB 5rau. gelefen
iperoeu fonfe, fam eeasn gtnfeHonne bon 26
Gents In B%riefmarfen o~erfeeeIt be3ogen foeroer
bon Der
Yripats SfiniR, 1915. Ape
sep~ Sprf, R..U.
IN SrtrFea nenne mas beA ~0srrefssnheut.
fSshrs Dido. o&2b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

&Gfers, GunOitOr. unb SOtel'
9eoarfsartifcl.
she Mgers & Sids 60, tO4 SibsSoparo'Str.
3eitungen, 3eitI6riten etc.
ysbe Baltimore Mems Co.," 9abio abercron'
bic, Se'1ditstl9rer, 319 BeitYerTarsStr.
Characterization, Ebiiren, 5eniter'
robmen, 2aoen etc.
5aHss 9. Softer & Gu, 115 unO lit el'5re'
ss". !. T sloaan & sro.. 414 atapttr. .Berft..
Notional 8anfen.
osge cfo zupH g%!atleuul gaut,". SAB. inO
SGeterfStraBe. Sacub QB. Soot, Bralioent;
.Segrb 9. gtebue, &alfirer.
,3ipeite giatiDnal.Sani," 432 GRb.groaomop.
%: 3. &d9ner, %Staiiirer.
nsSefttrn 9iatiUnul Sanf," ID georbsgutdpsS.r.
". Uiarrintt. &dfitrer.
"1rItte National Sani," Gde Baltimore unb
srntsrS & Mtlaants' wattonaI gou,,"
Ou,mercial & 5armers' National Bauf,"
Sr 'meits@de QOuaro. uno 1ermansS trabe.
j. J. Baldwin, 9atitrer.
StaatS 8anfen.
~ 1tutlult VuWt upH SQltintDft," VQluHt0rSs
unO 9oat6aD.e traBe. Nuguit 8ebrr, BrdF.
bent; y. j, slot, Shnemettter.
Spar 9anten.
,Eeutihe eparbant non galimurs," @utatp.
uRo 8ultiTuresStrab
ct. Snmes Spurbati," B1ItimoresStra unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
SruIt @ompognien.
.Morglan6 Srnt Co.," gorotpeft.@de gaIoert.
unO 8ermansStraBe. @rier Serib, RrdIts
bent; 6: g 3tntmermann, Seiretdr; Carroll
Ban gleB. S6ubmetiter.
Baltimore sruft & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
&ulloina.
Io%oofater.
aOulpb 8utberlet, 8e6tsanrualt, Rr. 10, Oft.
GertHgtonsSirabe. 6. & q. Ybone, Ct, Raul
&. Garbart ebimcr, aedtsautpaIt, Union 9ru't
guilotng, Baltimore. Wo. 8etoe telephone
aarl VI. VI. ShulR, 1876. 1929 2apsgniIotn9.
@RiteUus 0urb, 2Gt .269 GdIpert BuilbtHg.
Observation-Disclosures @er1tbe un6
SGmereien.
Grtfttg & suruer 80, EOS gsorb.9dca'StraBs.
Warmor. ltnO @rontt.8erfe
g. SiIadrtner & eBbne, TIA. .71s TeftsSaItl.
WuleSSlluBe.
plumbing, SURFACES, Rnnges ln6
Cefen, Ga6ocden uno Hinnen.
eeuurtt Bros, 523 QorOs5 ACKNOWLEDGING.
Gttpferi6mieoe un0 BIumbers.
7dhn Subert, 1714 9bameSsetraBe. Is. 4 q.
Selephon: 8olte 1899.
SCp1tpT -. OprTthprtt1nett
Rm. Z. ehaddfurb e 60, is uno II Chamber
of Commerce.
v0ioHal Sniuranee Go. Of atuerpuUl," Seurb Os.
&nrftelo, &ItoentsW anneer, 101-1O2 gbauls
her OF Commerce 8uiIotnq.
u@ermnnia SeueruerItderpngS : OeienIhaft,"
Baltimore rno G0rtbsStrabe.
@%igentbums @geuten un6
.SGn0l9r.
PIsrrr 6. 9asau & s'epbep, 10 Oft2ertnutcn.
Strabe.
Srfihmir6 3u6ebGr.
g. stett RaHue Co., 1863 uuO 1854 gsOrbsSap.
&obIen un6 SoI5.
SsnrH @. 8Du Srins, 800 @OIumbia4gbenue.
S6mufIahen uno 1tbren,
as ). T.theF, rs SlfsSaltiioresStr1Be.
Bfonoleib 4 @eIh6fte.
"GDniOItbateO 9cnH Co." 1 @orb.@abss traBe.
Htonos un6 Srgeln.
Gbas. W. etlefI, 8 Goros9ibertbs Strabe.
Wm. Suabe & 60, 4arisslne. unb SabettesStr
Eapicr uno Bapier. Often.
Smith, TtIru Co., 195 NIB lot Souohpr,@tr
8Iedplotten, WetaG etc.
auon, 9onfItn & So. (iucorporirt), 10. 10,
SaIoerftonsStrube.
2ci6enbeItatter.
ennbsrs & Shine 1908. .t7t0 gantpnsIbenue
ISN'T Soot, Nortb' nno @reenmount'Nbenue.
Sriebb6fe.
's9nonn gari 9smstera," Office: 81 8et'
SaratoaasStrabe. 1
Wcitrru MornIouS Etscu6oLu
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IarnlanS & Y~cnuInlpania Sabu.

YGHe our Ieiie in's Tnsfanb Be.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Sit-galti.
mureitraRe, nabe Gaitum Souie apc.
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Gut6crnncr in SiBnno.

Gr0iirnung Ser Convention Ser cpoug.-
llltb, Spno0c Don Worplouo IN
Tre0Crid. - Gle Baltimore 4u.
itorcn un0 2oicn. 0cIeautcu. -
Gle Sibung fommt MontoG 5unl
NbidluB.
Nn IrcOcrif. Wio., ullroe geItcrn
2Ibcno sic 80. Siblng Der cpungcs
lid hltbcriidcn SUuo0e BON Oforp-
lono cr0finct. Wontug 9lbeno font
men Ole Sitrlgcu sum NbihGlB.
Nus baltimore mobncn Die i~olQcnocn
%oItorcu mnO &oicu 9clcgoten ser
SpnoOolIiblnH bel: Eoitorcn Or. &.
81. @cIl, !. G. Nomcra, Gr. 5. Is.
9nrfc, Or. ". -. lwnbor, s. %.
Gutter, e. 6clton 4roi. N.S. Areas,
Or. i. u. SeilmoL j. u. 0cigbt-
man, &. 6. Soc, &curu M}cnfcn, i.
". Mcpcr, Or. Is. ". W}ilcr, =. i.
MiQer, 8. O.. Mimnit, $. :. 9}cm.
conner, II. 2. Is. Nupp Or. u. $.
Stu0cbntcr, Or. 4. W. zimmerman;
&oicl- NclCgatcn; Sorrp =. Nlnca,
&obn $. @uuocrSoori @corAC &lcin,
Charles u. @eiielmnm Captain Geo.
Nl,bcr, Is. 4. Sbumon, &orrp W}ots
thoneO George q. Hctbcr, 2. Gllu-
ten a%tlocnorr, @eor9e 3. &. Opcrs
man, =. Is. Mcont, Gomir ". Scr
mann INTO VI. $. Mcnpcr. Die @ram,
ten Der SUuooc iinO: Er1ics Enitor
Marl Hciucpolo bon GmmitaburA
SctretGr Eoitor (iobn q. @ouer$
Don baltimore, Sd)oBmlciitcr Nr.
Cornelius @dbor0t DON &%cnIun0tun.
Sic Gr6ffnunQ Scr &ugo-
oion in MorplonO eriol9t am
fomncnben Wontng mo mcroen
GcrropinS, Gntcn, 0itotI2 uno Noien
ibr Griheineu i'm Morftc moder.
@iI0c Erutbiibner, So6miIo mo
onOereS @iIopret fommt crit ctipoS
ip0ter. @enn ouS @etter iibriQcns
nod mnrm bIeibt, miro porerit icbr
lucnia @iIbpret 81 ieben ietr.
n
Eaic 5nr Geiic in's HUSBAND be.
IOrst Is. Saline, Nr. 413, Si.Salti-
ntOreitraRe, nabe Guitpm Spnic guc.
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Nterdants G: Miners sranssprt. 81.

W~lVIIUHHIs q WVTHVTS STHHSpUTI. W.
Tnmpfer.2tuie
5ra1lt uno 8nIiaatere.
= Tudl Suitn uuo ocm Often.
Stenita9 mo Sreitag. 6 llbr 9lbenos.
= 9laf 9ruuioenee NIB ocm Eten.
Sonniag, 9tenitdg lirb 1Sreiiag, 6 ubr gl6enos.
n Dad 9cppurt.9'eius uno RurfuIf.
Sonnt1g. Sienitag lItto SreHaq, G ubr glbenos.
y Srn6t angeluntnen tIglib bis 5 ltbr Gacbm.
fiir 6%enfelben Sag abfu6renoe Sampfer.
'@lndl Snunnnnb nnh benz siibrn.
9ienitaa mo Sreit1a. G ll6r gtbenos.
=. ". Mc9cin, g9ent, Bier Tub eio.GaD. ctr.
U13,S&S-)
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Srnit Nnrnhnnnien

SruIt @ompognien.
Worglano Srpit Co.," Norotpeft.@de gaIoerts
uuo @ermnnsStraBe. @rier Serf1, BrdIt.
bent; g. g. 3tmmermanr, Seiretir; Carroll
Baltimore Sruf { Guarantee Co.," Equitable
&ullolUg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Vled)plotten, Retoa etc.
apon, 9outltn & So. (iucorporirD, 10. 10,
BaloeritonsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Narmor. ltn0 8rantt.8erfe
g. SiIBdrtner & eBbue. ia, .7ts Tefts9aItI.
~mpresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30
Qooofater.

Qooofater.
aOulpb 8utAcrlct, gae6tsanipalt, Tr. 10, of.
GertngtousSiruBe. 6. & q. gbone, 81. RauI
1888. .Wl.
&. Garbatt ebimcr, He6tsdnpdIt, Union 9ruft
8uilotng, Baltimore. NRo. 8eioe telephone.
Garl VI. "a. GmulR, 1876. 1929 2nius8niIotng.
@uiteuus Gurb, 2G1 900 GaIpert BuiIoine,
j. gSm. GrtmGnn, iii Notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

GGiic 5nr Geiie in's HUSBAND be.
IOrgt Is. Saline, Nr. 413, Si.yalti-
nIOreltraRe, naBr Gnitpm Spnie Iuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Eaiic iltr Rciic in's Naslano be-
lor9t Is. &oinc, Ir. 413, Gft.Salti'
morcItroRc, nabc Gnitum Srnlc Glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

2an0nirtbida ftli6e 9er6tbe un6
SGmereien.
SrifItg & suruer So, EOS gtorb'8acasStr aBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

plumbing, SURFACES, Ranges in6
Gefen. Ga6ocden 1no Rinnen.
9euHrtt Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
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Spar 9anten.
,EeutIde sparbant non gaIttmurs," @utatps
uno Baltimore Strabe.
ct. Sames Gparbnni," B1Itim0resS truBe unb
guftonlsS ouie. &6enue. -
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StootS 9anfeu.
sbe Mpers & sids So, 1O4 s~iO.9oparO't

StQnf5 BQnfeH.
!, 1rutTae gout noa galiimDre," Baltimore
uno 9outoansStraBe. 2luguit &eDrr, YrdE
bent; 8. ). Slot, S6nbmeiiter. =
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2ci6enbeItatter.
eanbers & sHpnes 1908. .t7tO gantpnsa benue
6pof, Nortbs nab @reenmuuntsNbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Gapicr nn0 Bapier.9 Often.
smttb, StIru Co., 1876 uno 107 Sauooers ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

Hadt philadelphia rtb RetusDprf.
Rener IeruiniS an ber 9reiuR6suauaiateA
GtraBe, Sem sgorf, beauem nod 6otsIS. itees
fern linh GefnattSbiJtrtft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-30

G1tpferi6nlieoe uno YIumbers.
7Jhn Subert, 17t4 9bumessG trabe. Is. Il q.
aelephon: 0oIfe 1899.
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Sriebb6fe.
,e9ubun Eari 6smstera." Office: 2f @ef.
SaratoaasStrase. 1
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Entertains for Miss Tate.

Mrs. j. S. Danley was the hostess
of unique party Tuesday evening
In honor of her sister, Miss Clara
Tate. who is visiting here from
Lakin, Kan. The guests we're
bachelor maids" and were each re-
quested to bring the most useless
article they possessed. Each article
was accompanied by an original poem
telling Of its virtues and why the
owner wished to dispose of 1t. Much
merriment was caused by reading
the poems and swapping articles
until each one was satisfied that she
had made bargain. Other amuse-
ments were provided and late in the
evening the hostess served reresh.
ments. There were fifteen guests
present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30

land, will divide their newly ac.
quired acreage into 40 acre tracts
and colonize 1t as rapidly as possible.
The land sold consists of two
tracts lying from mile or two
miles and half from Orchard and
Goodrich. The smaller tract, con-
sisting Of $40 acres, has been under
cultivation for some time, but the
larger tract of 1880 acres has Just
received water from the new Empire
reservoir. The beet average on the
B. b. Putnam land last year was 81
tons to the acre, which is an excep-
tionally good yield. Both beets and
potatoes will be made the staple
crops that colonists will be advised
to raise.
Newman & Tebow will at once
commence to resell the land for the
Minnesota owners, and it is stated
that the deal of yesterday Is but the
beginning of series of similar en-.
terprises which are to be taken up
in Colorado by the same group of
capitalists from the northern state.
Denver Republican.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
"wall. Of Jericho"

One reeds to 20 not so very far
back in order to revive pleasant
memories of the times when Herbert
Kelcey and Effie Shannon were the
bright and shining lights OF Daniel
Frohmap' old Lyceum Theater Stock
company
Since then mighty revolution in
theatrical affairs has taken place.
There are no such stock organiza-
tlons nowadays as the Lyceum, Dalys,
Wallacks or Madison Square. ALI
of the favorites of those days have
drifted away, some may be counted
among the weary travellers who have
gone to rest. Now and then some
familiar name of an actor or actress
is to be found in the cast OF a play
which has exceeded the long run
limit. Mr.. Kelley and Miss Shan
non, however, soon after their retire
ment from the Lyceum Stock, formed
CO. partnership which has continued
without interruption to the delight
Of all lovers of high class artistic
stage endeavor, and the mere an
noncement that these two stars are
to appear jointly In new play is
always sufficient to command atten-
tion out OF the usual. Hence the
special interest being manifested In
the presentation of The Walls of
Jericho" with Herbert Kelcey and
Etfie Shannon at the Greeley opera
house next Monday, Feb. 3rd.
Ernest Shipman, under whose
managerial direction these eminent
co, stars are touring, promises cast
and production of great Importance.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Amusements
S. IL. Clark.

Prof. S. n Clark. head of the de-
paruant of oratory at Chicago Uni.
velsiiy, is soon TO appear In Normal
chapel In two dramatic readings
Tuesday evening, February ~, the
audience will be entertained with
Stephen Phillips Ulysses aud on
Wednesday evening drama loving
people will have rare opportunity
when Mr. Clark renders Shakespeare IS
king Lear. !"
Mr.. Clark appears under the man.
agement Of the Clionian and Fran.
cescan Literary societies In all en-.
deaVor to afford to the people OF
Greeley an opportunity to hear a
dramatic artist of the first rank.
Seize an opportunity which may not
come again In years. Tickets for
sale at Horne's book store. Single
ticket so cents. For both entertain
ments Is cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Greeley at Whist.

More Interest was evinced at the
annual meeting of the State Whist
league, which closed In Denver Sat-
urday evening, than at any of the
previous gatherings Of that organiza.
tion. During the meeting two con.
tests were decided, one of teams Of
four and the other of pairs. In both
the Boulder club carried away the
honols. Five clubs took part in the
tourney, two of these from Denver
and the Others representing Long
mont, Greeley and Boulder.
In the teams of four the order OF
standing was
First, Boulder club, which re-
celved the award of the trophy; sec
ond, Greeley club: third, Denver
Chess, Checker and Whist club /;
fourth, Hamilton club, Denver !:
fifth, Longmont club. In the pairs
II. f. Battey and F. w. Kohler of
Boulder carried away the trophy.
The annual election resulted in
the selection of the following officers !:
President, j. L. Morehead, Boul-
der; vice president. b. G. Reinks.
Greeley; secretary, Norton Mont
gomery, Boulder; treasurer, Mrs. W.
L. Fonda, Denver. Greeley was Sc
lected as the place for the next an
nual meeting to be held the fourth
Friday in Janaury, 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Good if True.

Minnesota capital to the amount
Of 1925, 900 was invested in Colorado
land Monday when :B. b. Putnam
sold 2, 100 acres>of land he owns in
the Greeley and Fort Morgan district
OF Weld county to Minnesota colon
ization company. The sale was
made through F. O. Newman and
F. L. Tebow, who have offices in the
Ferguson building in this city, and
the purchasers, who have made a
great deal OF money in Minnesota
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
A NEW SKY SCRAPER
Greeley is to Have a Small One
Immediately.

Work was commenced last Tues
day on the excavating for fine new
three story building, at the corner
of Ninth avenue and Tenth street,
just south of the new Marlborough
building. The building is being
erected by Joseph G Ewing and will
when completed be the most modern
building in town.
While the base of the building
will be only 51x5l feet, it will be
built in the form of a miniature sky.
scraper, patterned after big build
Ing in Chicago. On the ground floor
there will be three stores, and on
the upper floors twenty-five office
rooms.
The material for the building will
be gray brick with stone trimmings.
The windows will be what Is known
as Pullman windows, style hereto
fore unknown in Greeley. The en-
trance to the corner store will be
beautiful and new for Greeley. The
doorway will be set back several feet
and plate glass will curve in from
either side to the door, each piece
of curved glass representing about
one quarter of complete circle. In
front of the door huge granite pill
lar, polished, will carry the weight
of the corner of the building.
The heating system win be the va
cuum vapor system, also new to
Greeley.
Mr. Ewing says that he has had
so persistent call for more office
rooms that he decided to put up the
building on the lot that he owned
there.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Another National Park.

The United States government has
acquired another National park that
will become Of more value each yeal
as the timber supply Of the country
disappears 1t is the famous Red
wood Canyon near San Francisco.
The canyon, which is located on Mt.
Tamalpais, only six miles from San
Francisco, contains the group of the
giant redwoods most accessible to
travellers, as it is within easy riding
or even walking distance of San
Francisco. The place was formerly
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Lame Shoulder Cured.

Lame shoulder is usually caused
by rheumatism Of the muscles and
quickly Yields to few applications
Of Chamberlain Pain Balm. Mrs.
F. Il. McElwee, of Boistown, New
Brunswick. writes: Having been
troubled for some time with a pain
In my left shoulder / decided to give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial,
with the result that / got prompt re-
lief" For. sale by--all druggists,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
Stomach Trouble Cured.

If you have any trouble will your
stomach you should take Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr.. j. p. Klote of Edna, Mo-,
says; II have used great many
different medicines for stomach trou-
bic, put find Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets more beneficial
than any other remedy l ever used. /"
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30

owned by William Kent, wealthy
Chicago man. who fearing the ravages
Of the unscrupulous might finally
destroy the beautiful and primeval
forest, if it remained In private
owneship, gave the piece to the gov
ernment, which will in turn make
the place a national monument. The
timber in the canyon alone is valued
at $3.50, 900.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-30
r
StrayS.

A suitable reward will be given
for information leading to the dis
covery or whereabouts of any stray
horses branded IF. M" on left
shoulder.
e. a. Tisdel, Sr
Administrator OF the estate of Frank
Marks, deceased, Greeley, Colo.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-04-25

The Police Jury of CaIcassieu
parish has ordered an election Ia
vote on the question of local CD.
ton. A hot fight will no doubt
be wHged but We believe the pro.
hibiiionists will carry the parish.
The moral wave struck Lake
Charles several months ago aud
she chased all the gamblers out of
town. War is being waged on
wh'skey aud gambling in.aII the
parishes west of Us, aud the Sun.
day law being enforced. Lafay.
cite has served notice that no more
gambling will be tolerated. But
from Lafayette the moral wave
will likely rece,ie; at least we do
not look for it to roll down this
way. Perhaps a moral wave could
not get any nearer to New Orleans
than Lafayette. Certainly the in.
tervening parishes are paying lit.
tie heed TO saloons, Sunday law
violations or gambling. aud New
Orleans has but one thorn in her
side, evangelist Ham. -Jeaneretts
Coast Herald.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-04-25
Plaquemine Will Be Opened
in Six Months.
N. |. Iberian.


Congressman Broussard. who
visited Plaquemine aud the locks
the early part of this week, is &C.
credited with stating that the locks
will he open for navigation within
the next six months; that "more
work has been done at the locks
since Major McIudoe, United
States Engineer, assumed charge,
less than one month ago, than had
been done in the past four years."
This is the shortest time pro-
mise yet made for this work and
the whole of the Attakapas will
watch the Developments with the
kernrst interest, hoping that Mr..
Broussard's prediction will be
made good.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-04-25

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-04-25
Partition Sale.
Lucien BsrgsrOn & others
Arthur BrrgerOn & others
No lOlS6

18th Judicial District Court,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-04-25
He Got What He Needed.

Mine years ago 1t looked a. IL my
time had come. says Mr.. c. Farthing. OF
Mill Gre K. Ind. Ter. Il was No run down
that life hung on very ri, ndsr thread.
1t was then my druggist recommended
Electric Bitters. thought a bottIe and
| got what needed & tire myth. had
one fWt In the grave. but Electric Bit
trrs put 1t hack on the turf again. and
I've been we'll ever since" Sold under
guarantee at T. j. Liable drug store. Soc.