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The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28


the Red. at the time when America
was first discovered by the Morse
men. In sailing from Iceland Eric
discovered new country OF Ice and
snow which he called Greenland, be-
cause. he said. people would be at
tracted thither if the country had
good name. And SO, real estate
men all over the land are saying we
have soil just like Greeley; what
Greeley has done we can do. To IL
lustrate one case out OF thousands
please refer to the Western World OF
October. pages 36, 81. 3S and 80 and
see how Greeley is being advertised
on every page, and you will under
stand what valuable asset 1t Is sup
posed to be to claim for new lOcali-
ties that they have possibilities like
Greeley.
F. Tomorrow we will show you that
Greeley has prospered under prOhibi-
tion, that not one in hundred oil
cur citizens would tolerate saloon,
that doing without saloons is no ex-
pertinent but has !een the experience
of this city for almost forty years.
Do not go away from here and re-
peat any of the old lies that prohibi-
tion is failure, that Greeley people
drink more beer than they would "
they had the saloon, for 1t Is not
true, and please remember that peo-
pie are coming here constantly be-
cause of the good name which Gree
ley enjoys; some of them to get away
} from temrtations. and many families
wish to educate their children in a
non-saloor territory.
The whole of Weld county has
practically been converted to the no
saloon idea and now l am informed
r that a saloon does not exist, except
in one or two coal mining camps,
, in the whole county.
While comparisons are odfous.
1 still our neighboring town OF Evans
: will not take exceptions to my state
q ment, when / say that until recent
, years this town saw fit to maintain
3 a number of saloons, and to get suf-
d ficient revenue from licensing same
Y to almost pay the town expenses
n starting out as the county seat and
e with every advantage over Greele!
), except in this one particular, and the
d difference in the class of people at
II tracted thereby.
After forty years of saloon rule
e Evans is now free from the curse
." and will never go back. They lool
s. with pleasure at the RAPID grown
L. of Greeley to the south and hope
: one day to join with us as one larg'
er city, so as to have the aid of thu
a Greeley sentiment in abolishing thu
curse forever.
lie Gentlemen, in closing, / wish t.
l. commend to you the advantages o
p a prohibition city wherever you cal
Is get a strong majority so as to hav
I'd a decided sentiment in its favor.
We Greeley is going to grow and
p ii grows larger and more prosperou
n it is going to be beacon ligh
It throughout the land, to encourag
VS. and sustain those who are trying t
en- eliminate the greatest influence tend
ing to the downfall of America
ey manhood.
all If anyone present has any ques
% tions to ask ! shall be pleased to an
to swer to the best of my ability
To- l thank you.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28
CONFIRMED PROOF
Residents Of Greeley Cannot Doubt
What Has Been Twice Proved

In gratitude for complete relief
from aches and pains of bad backs
from distressing kidney ills-thous-
ands have publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills. Residents of
Greeley. who so testified years ago,
now say their cures were permanent.
This testimony doubly proves the
worth of Doan Kidney Pills to Gree
ley kidney sufferers.
David Pattee, retired, 1928 Tenth
street. Greeley Colo, says: Il know
that Doan's Kidney Pills live up to
representations. In September 1906,
| gave q statement for publication
telling of my experience with this
remedy and now l gladly reiterate
every word then said. While |
was not seriously troubled by my
kidneys, there were various annoy
ances due to disordered condition
Of these organs that | was very anX-
ious to get rid of. When Doan's Kid
ney Pills came to my attention, !
procured supply at Gilbert's Drug
Store, and they relieved after other
medicines had failed. During the
years which nave since passed, l
have had no return of my former
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents TOR the Unit
ed States.
and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28
MUCH GOOD is EXPECTED
FROM SPUD INSPECTION

me appointment of an inspector to
pass upon the quality of all spuds
ana settle all disputes between the
farmer and commission men will
probably be made today.
yesterday President Patterson Of
the Dealers association was unab,e
| 10 reach President Bliss of the Farm
ers club owing to the latter's tele-
phone being out of commission as a
result OF Sundays storm. For the
present only one inspe ctor will he
appointed and he will be more of
an arbitrator than an inspector.
There is no denying that the source
of all the trouble originates with
the INSCRIPTIONS grower and is aft
erwards aggravated by the merchants
through competition and the latter's
uesire TOT business. The merchants
VIII not deny that the Tribunes ed
ltorial of last week outlined the
situation to a nicely. The grower
VIII deliver his good potatoes to
the merchant who takes his poor
ones, and the merchant who refuses
to take the bad ones would soon go
begging for business.
Under the new system this con-
dition can be eliminated, If the mer-
chants are critical in selecting only
goods that will maintain the reput.,
tion of the district. The farmers
Will appoint the inspector and the
commission men will pay him.
If John Jones or Jim Smith drives
to Greeley tomorrow with a load OF
scabby, worm-eaten, or ill sorted
spuds, he would have his choice OF
/ taking them to the starch factory
were it in operation, the city dump
| or back home. Under the new rule
| no commission man dare take them
| The merchant has rarely been fooled
| in the quality of sp DIS he was buy
| ing. He always knew just what he
got unless some real thief, which
happened in rare instances, stuffed
| the middle of the sack with frozen
or Gull potatoes.
But now, when the farmer comes
in with load below standard the
merchant wil refuse them and report
the case Immediately to the inspector
| The latter will be the sole arbitrator
| and if he decides the spuds are infer
ior no other commission man car
buy them If he does he will bt
| dropped from the ASSOCIATION. O.
course there is still the danger from
fioaters. known as track buyers, wh>
| have been known to pick up trasr
and run the risk of unloading Il
upon our market by labelling it from
Greeley.
At small cost the association car
| cover our southern market with lit
,rature bearing the names of all rep
utable dealers who handle only good;
which have passed inspection. In {
short time the trademark of this as
sociation will give the same guaran
tee as the inspectors stamp from The
fruit belt of Colorado or California
and the Greeley spud will commanr
the premium of former years.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28
Sanboin to Realty Men

Gehtiehen of the State Realty Assn.
The program committee realizing
that prohibition would be a dry SUBJ
1ect' has assigned the same to me.
Nevertheless, in view of the Greeley
which we can show you tomorrow YOU
will doubtless be interested in this
feature OF our civic organization.
IN the first issue of the Greeley
tribune November 16. 1870, Father
MeeKer wrote the following pro-
phecy:
individuals may rise and fall.
may 1--we or die-property may be
iOst OF gained; but the colony as a
Wnoie VIII prosper, and the spot or
whlcn we labor shall, so long as the
world stands, be the center of intel
ligence and activity. Great socia
reforms leading to the elevation o
mankind move as if directed by des
tiny. IL is the vast future more THAI
the brief present, that is to be bene
fitted; hence, sympathies and fee!
lngs are of little moment, and tn,
cause moves on as if animated by
cold life of its own"
The idea or this colony was con
cefved in Mr., Meeker's mind, and to
morrow you will see what wonder
full fultllment has taken place il
less than forty years.
You understand that all of tn
property acquired by the Union Col
! ony OF Colorado was decided to tn
members of the colony, with an e,
press reservation in all deeds, ''tha
Intoxicating liquors shall never b
manufactured, sold or given away i
any place of pubic resort as beN
erage on said premises; and that |
case any one of these conditions sha
he broken or violated this conveyant
and everything herein containe
shall be null and void"
Thirty-nine years ago the earl
Colonists bought l60-acre farms ft
$3.50. and many of those quarter Sc
tions are now worth $4,000.
In 1870 the price of a vacant, II
side, business lot in Greeley was 81
now the same lot brings from SIC
900 to $4,000.
In May 1872 Mr.. Crawford of Ne
York purchased that property no
occupied by the State Normal scho
and by the Crawford additions on Il
hill, for $40 per acre and much
! this property now brings from $500
to $4,000 per acre, while the lal
now embraced in Lincoln park d
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

"e sna'i toNc Ysesou.o so..s0.s~''
IN showing you our business houses,
our fine public library paid for by
voluntary subscriptions when Car
negie's money was offered as a gilt.
You will find that railroads are
lighting for franchises to enter our
town, that the earnings of our four
banks and of our commercial houses
are very large. That our citizens
have invested millions in bitches and
reservoirs in Larimer county to wat
er Weld county lands; that Greeley
men are building great irrigation
works all over the state and in the
adjoining states; that Greeley has
sent large sums of money for invest
ment to many places In the state,
both in lands and other property;
large sums have been invested in
Ogden, Salt Lake. Tacoma. Seattle,
Goldfeld, Los Angeles, San Diego.
F, Fort Worth, Chicago and other cit
| les Large sums have been sent to
Mexico for the purchase of rubber
plantations and gold mines, to Flor
ida for everglade lands, and many
other investments in widely separ-
ated localities too numerous to men
tion, showing that some of our peo-
pie right here at home have failed to
realize that Greeley was to be the
commercial and financial metropolis
of northern Colorado. And it goes
without saying that the investments
made at home have far exceede ]
those made elsewhere.
During all of these years down u
the present sums needed for the de
velopment OF this great city have a.
been derived without saloon licenses
The liquor man would have pal;
into our city treasury during the pas
thirty-nine years fully 100000 TO
licenses, $250.000 for hired help ant
other expenses, $250,0O0 in rentals
a total of $1,00O,000 in all, but mos
all that money would have come from
our own people and from the farm
/ ers and gardeners who support tn
city, together with millions NOR
paid for drink distributed anon
: saloon men, barkeepers, brewers an
: express companies, which none
, would largely have disappeared froI
this immediate community, besid
e the cost of police constables, jail
of courts. lawyers and judges, an
e what would have been the effect o
oul p'oplS. w iat "ouiu thC PcVV
t 900 of license which we might ha,
:. received have brought to us in tn
n way of murders, suicides, prostitute
: divorces, embezzlement, robbery, il
n sanity. i'll health, poverty and il
II norance, common drunkards, gutt'
G sIipes, children without food al
d clothing, degradation and misery?
You have seen the effects of II
y saloon in other places and must rea
n i2e what great asset in health, ha
? piness, comfort, education, mora
and refinement has been ours, al
l. our young people, while they ha
). not been protected from all the TEN
: tations of life, doubt if any col
munity in The country can show b'
W ter results than We can in the bo
W and girls, young men and won
81 who have grown up in Greeley.
lie And you will know that Greel
Of has good name everywhere,
10 over this broad land, and that pc
Id pie going out from us are proud
id say they are from Greeley. Colorat
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28
NOT Than Enough Is Too Much

maintain health, a mature man
VI ..,. wU"iah t needs Just enough food to
asISu as hou ,ne waste and supply energy
,'a,., anu tIu! neat ne habitual con-
sumption OF more food than Is neces-
sary Ior these purposes is the prim.
cause OF stomach troubles. rbeuma-
tism ana disorders of the kidneys
IT Troubled with Indigestion. revise
your oiet' let reason and not anne.
tlte cohtrol and take few doses oi
Cnampeflain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon be all rigr
again. For sale by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

Springs al the meeting place for their
next convention. The date will be
named later by the board OF direc-
tors. w. w. Williamson Is still pres
ident OF the association and V. n.
Rowton OF Colorado Springs was
named as secretary to fill the unex-
pired term Of J. G. scaggs. who has
moved from the state.
The visiting delegates enjoyed "A
two hour ride through the farming
district this morning and witnessed
the harvesting OF the big fail crop.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28
| lRrine Honors

MIu-
hrees and bunches
are coming back
he great doings o'
"a. where the Gree
sorts of glory ana
prize for the in'-
brk, which was put
and the first prize
y work. which was
hy night, We're the
local odd Fellows
X with thelii' po,n ~,
n and TO the credit
prizes were IN each
,odge made n first
admitted by every
lrade the members
land carried the red
bunants. They were
natives thus pictur-
(pd the result was.
Nav attracted much
Ne photographed by
| They also made n
the canton drilling.
HAS Installed grand
hate organization.
humber OF delegates
khatah lodge attend
assembly meeting
returned have a good
he hospitality which
TIE Pueblo people.
! we're taken to the
we're also shown the
Ie asylums and sani-
Ire located in that
D this the entertain
' private individuals
las duly appreciated
of Poudre Valley
,se the teams which
ire as follow:
ns, A. B. White, w.
Woods, A. Danielson,
). Beach, A. ID. Wool
c. |. Faulkner, w.
Taylor, d. ~. Smith.
II. Ague. 4. w.
der, NJ. G. Oaks, H.
". Murray. p. E.
els, ]. A. Rose, J. f..
erman, c. II. Baird,
a. Whiteman, a. A.
Jacobs.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

"a 80 an p%,n pe emproyeu WIN -pux.r
Saa nu Ssser, Sas surveyors. Mr.. Cleve.
.aaa ,ana nus peen in New York and has
III III Iii I'fied since he left here. His
WIG VIII come to Greeley soon '
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

\ and damasedh sSh,cS cg
md ID against wn,em haem
ssSdings sSd have oeeI oea
\ their report r. sat. s"u
litigation are,s,an are Sa,,
/" By the decision decision
y, at in n one ins'an'n, dm,y
Y cases ca and d ,,rE on,y
ddecIsion Of a JURY jury
Of conrad R9Mn, n,n,
|, u BY Attorney ,inSs Ews
"a T. the appraisers ser,
"o damages, oua ~ y
M ,be fact that ,he the
,ad T already given
"diate n"S possession.
heir report ',,i,1 aS be "
y ,be case VIII DC
l,lowed ran all ,u, uhe :
PisS 'pS'I per acre. =. The h
n NJ. boomer, S f.
Ipressly,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

has returned to Greeley mom two'
weeks stay In Denver and has de-
cided to bring his family west and
locate In Greeley. His wife and chill
dren Will arrive In "A few weeks
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

Fur Sets to Keep Baby Warm
Stylish, snowy well made ana as
cute as the baby itself. Pillow ana
rug muffs with neckpieces or throws
to match, made OF white astracha,
and angoras, black and brown fren.n
conevs imitation squirrel and many
fancy combinations; Sl.u2 to $6.9S
the set
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

we mention the famed "Ru-
|Iv OF infants wear. Ruben's
,n aneu silk and wool vests,
|,o d, S1.0O to S1.35. Ruben's
Nc ,.lk trimmed vests. sizes l
IT, 10 zoe. Ruben's fine mer-
sizes l to Z, Soc to SOC.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-10-28

Infants Long and snort Coats
In all sizes from SIX months 10
four wears. Made OF cashmeres and
pedford cords in white and cream
colors, silk and serge lined. lace and
embroidered trimmings, some nave
collars and others capes-%1.5o TO
$3.50 each.
Soft SoIcd shoes
for the baby. Patents. with blue,
red. brown and white tops; button
and lace styles made over perfect
ftting, footform shapes; a complete
assortment at 50c per pair.
Infants Moccaslns
in blue. pink, white, tan and RED
na,ors. ali sizes at 25c and5Oc per
pair.
Cbinchilln Icggfns
for little lolks from to y,, years OF
age ap Ten-button lengths in white
rcd @ and blue colors; at $f.O0 q pair
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19

and 70 he following described real
estate situate IL Mccain and Carter
Counties STATE o, Oklahoma, to-wit:
l.: Two and he soutLwes; quarter
ot The northeast quarter aad the
southeast quarter ot the northwest
quarter a1d 1t three o. Section SIX
Ou Township 8 y. ard Range W.
and .ae ives. half Of The southwest
quarter o. the northeas. quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the north.
east quarter 0; the southwest quar-.
ter Of Sec. 9. and the south hat o;
the southeast quarter Of Section c,
Twp. :, and Range . W o; the In.
dian Base and Meridian and contain.
Ing go rres OF land more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, 70,
wit. For cash In hand.
Dated this the 9Th day OF March,
1909.
". II. MCKINNEY
BY c. (. ARNOLD, Guardian.
Attorney. s.l5-22-29
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19

u was a thrilling experience 20
Mrs Ida SOper 20 face death. For
years severe lung trouble gave me-
Intense suffering she writes. "and
several times nearly caused ny death.
All remedies failed and doctors said
! was .ncurab!e. Then Dr.. Kings Dis.
cOye-y brought quick relief and a
cure so permanent that have not
been troubled IN twelve years Mrs
SOper lives in Big Pond, Pa. IL works
wonders 10 Coughs and Colds, Sore
Lungs Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asth'
ma Group Whooping Cough and all
Bronchial affections. soc and 800
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed b. Ard
nor Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19
S4O7 100000 PROFIT ON
NOTHING INVESTED BY HILL

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vss sea- 81 -1e - fsra. hands ard
.rc~ 70 -se ..-.e son .! Il y. Adams
- Ear-.e''z p His sEtl' piigt.
TON ssz--1a had 'r- five years d.
'rd a.. remedies a-d .afTad he bes,
tor'c-s T5- sad --a poisoned b'ood
rad sf'ec'ed ne '1rgs and 1O-ainR
ro4 q save Him "Bl'" writes hls
-T.r-. seven 5J",@s 90 Electric
f''s-s rg--J --e.v cured him For
E-Ir'.--s EC1-~a Sal- Rhern
Sores s-t E'rod Disorders and Rheu-
-ra'isn E'-c'-ic B.-a-s !s supreme.
C-i~ -.o G1a-a-.se9 sy ArdnO-e
Pharmacy.
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Notice Of sale Of Real Estate.

Notice Of sale OF Real Estate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Salon
Wood and sampson wood minors.
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance
Of an order Of the County Court ot-'he
County OF McCurtain state Of Okla
homa, made on the lst day Of March,
1909, the undersigned guardian OF the
estates OF Salon Wood and Sampson
Wood. minors. will sell at public ou..
cry 10 the highest bidder subject 10
confirmation by said court on the 3rd
day OF April, 4. D., 1903, within le'
gal hours, in front Of the Court house
door at Ardmore. Oklahoma, all the
right title and interest Of said Salon
Wood and Sampson Wood, minors, in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES

Are readily cured by ZENO. a clean
liquid for external use. ZEMO draws
the gcrwsaud their toxins 20 the surface
and destroys them, leaving a clean.
hcalthyskn ILMOgivcsiustantrclicf
and permanently cures every form Of
skin or scalp disease.
or sale everywhere Write for sam
pie, l.. W Rose Medicine Co., St. Louis
For sale by W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19

Fo.eys Kidney Remedy viii cu-e
any case ot kidney or bladder t-0u.
bic 'ha. Is no; oeyoud the reach Of
medicine. Cures bacEache ard !rregu.
Iarit.es tha. Il neglected u!gn: result
IN Blgh.s disease or diabetes. Sold
0y al druggists.
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Dandcrine

Just as surely as rain and sunshine
raises crops. II produces a thick
growth OF luXuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
Danderine. All druggists sell II -25c,
SOC and 81 per bottle. To prove its
worth send this al with l0c in stamps
or silver and we will mail you large
free sample. KNOWL1ON DAN
DERINE CO, Chicago, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-19

Edva-d Reno the magician, vii,
De az the opera house Friday night,
March j.. under the asup!ces OF the
ATdmore Lyceum Co .rse.
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How can Any person risk taking
some urEro7u cough remedy when
FOlev's Honey and Tar costs them no
more Z ig a safe remedy. contains
- harmful drugs ard cures me most
obstinate coughs and colds Whv ex.
pertinent with your health? Insist
upon having 'he genuine Folev's Hon.
ey and Tar Sold by all d-ugists.
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Fo'or's Honov and Tar curas coughs
quickly strengthens the lungs ana ex.
r,- colds G-' the genuine i1 a
yc' on package Sold by al druggi SITS.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-07

HUNCH NO. ONE
Experience good teacher. but don't much"
Bill Barlow.
10th the O
We
Our esonsw
number O acrs more
Tha eyhashe in Wenachee fruit we all
Someof us sold
Others bought low dhavet oraardsm
thew
few of the other and have theexra
reyoutr O Of
warew where in acres more
ley
in the vuey,w haey get free water
n o % a
in the from etNwC anaC
o
in the erea h ito
Gilpin observer., 1909-10-07
Methodist Church Notes.

Let every one remember the
Autumn social to be given Friday
hight in the parlo-s OF the church by
the Girls choir. A program will be
given and refreshments will be serv-
ed. The price is fifteen cents.
The reception given to the pastor
and family. the new teachers in the
public school and the new church
members last Thursday evening was
well attended and a royal good time
was had. These social functions in
crease the interest in church life.
Thanks to the Ladies' Aid society.
Next Sunday will occur the frs.
quarterly meeting for this conference
year. Rev. Frank r. Hollenbeck. the
district superintendent will preach in
the evening at seven o'clock. This
will be the first visit of Brother Hol-
lenbeck as conference officer. II
is hoped that all the friends and
members of the church will be pre-.
sent and help to give him a cordial
welcome. The pastor will preach in
the morning a. eleven.
The Messenger Boys held profit
able meeting in the prayer meeting
room on Tuesday night. The follow
ing were elected to serve for three
months Earl Harvey. president; Ray
Jordan, vice-president; Ghas. Anger,
secretary; George Mallett, treasurer;
Frank Barbee. sargent at arms. C.
C. Brown and Rev. Hancher were
elected members.