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Arizona republican., 1909-09-08

. Personal experience with tube of Manzan.1 Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for all forms of piles. Comes put up in a tube with nozzle attached ready to use. and gives immediate relief Can be applied directly to the affected parts, reducing inflammation, swell ing and itching. Guaranteed Price soc. LOXTETT DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08
SARCASTIC ADVICE TO BRYAN

MT Bryan meditates a three years visit to the old World to study condi- tions and pick up. few more new ideas Many of the able democratic editors are making haste to suggest that he, ought to devote not less than four years to. this important task Chicago Tribune:
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08
PATTYs WALK ON THEIR HEAD

Felix and Alexander Patty are this year one of the features on the pro- gram of Ringing Brothers circus. They walk up and down stairs on their heads and are the only men in the world who ever accomplished this feat
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08

has been much talk, owing to the prominence of the parties concerned.
 J. D. Denton of Bouse, Is business visitor.
 R. J. Rice of the Hite camp, is registered at the Hotel Vernetta.
 George Margaretis, manager of the Unida camp, is registered at the Hotel Nernetta.
 Miss Mamie Snyder of Hutchinson, Kas., who will teac hthe primary grades this term of school. is a guest of MT. and Mrs. Hugh SpringN-.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08

A finishing school is not necessary for the making of a good wife. It is generally d course in the culinary de- pertinent of the girls home.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08

-. Notcie is hereby given that will not assume any--debts contracted by my wife. Mrs. Christina C.. Terry
 ---3+. J. B. TERRY.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
ENDEAVOR TO BUY
ESTES PARK LAND
TEN DOLLARS AN ACRE REFUSED
Estes Park Church Women Helping
Toward New Church

The state board of land commits
sioners met "Wednesday and received
bids from several parties who desire
to buy state lands.
An application for eighty acres OF
land In Estes park, for the purpose
of cottage erection by the Estes
Park Electric Light and Power COM
pany. 8. w. Sherwin. secretary. was
refused at the bid of $40 per acre
as being too low. This land Will be
advertised for $1o per acre. and II
satisfactory the company can buy IL
for the new valuation
The ladies Of Estes park cleared
SIS on their chicken pie dinner TOT
the benefit of the church. They ex-
pect to be able to furnish the new
church when 1t is built The church
organization has purchased three
lots centrally located in the to"''
and are going to build at once wheo
the weather clears up so that 1t can
be done. They expect to buiid i
church editice that will be creu"
to the park. with a seating capaci''
of about 200.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
EVANS TO HAVE NO
MORE POOL ROOMS
noARD SESSION MONDAY NIGHT
Will Close All stores aud Business
HOuse,s ON Sundays
(Evans Special.

tENaDS Special
Evans is to have no more pool
rooms At the meeting of the town
board held Monday night. resolu-
tions were presented and adopted re-
straining the mayor from granting
any further licenses to pool rooms.
AS the license granted to the one
now doing business at Evans expires
shortly, this is virtual granting OF
of the first clause of the petition pre-
sented by a delegation of citizens
headed by Rev. Crook ut the meeting
Thursday night The petition asked
that the mayor close the pool room.
The petition also asked that Sun
day closing ordinance be enforced
and that a curfew law be instituted.
In regard to the former the ordin-
ance committee has been instructed
to confer with the shopkeepers and
request them to keep their shops
closed. The matter OF the curfew
law will be taken up ut the next
meeting.
J. II. Rhoads was appointed mar
shal. !. r. Jacobs was reappointed
city attorney. and f. W. Balfour was
reappointed city treasurer.
After a lengthy discussion on the
need and the expense OF a street
grader. the mayor was instructed to
get one for the streets.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
hERsEy's NEW BOARD
Wet Last Night and Trans,ct., H..
por'ant Business
tkersey Specially

kersey Specially
me hrSt meeting of the town trus
tees since election was held Eris",
nient' II, p. rim was elected c,ers
ponce MAGISTRATE and Justice Of the
p0sce, j. f Morford, marshal Dr
W. r. spaulding. health officer n
NJ. Decamp, treasurer.
A. thls session j. II. Howe was
eiected mayor pro TEN. The follow
ING committees were appointed. ri
nance and printing, Mortimer Racer
woIe' hre department, Fant, Racer
streets alleys and public
eiounds Spaulding, Racer Howe.
dtcnes Flint Howe, Wolfe; building
ana nsht Wolfe. Racer and Howe: !:
1udiciary' Flint, Spaulding and Howe
ORDINANCE No. 26 concerning the
street grades was referred to the iu-
uici@'y committee. 1t was reported
10 suspend the rules and adopt this
oroinahce at the present meeting.
Oroinahces No. 27 and 2S, the for
meF concerning scales and streets,
the latter bitches, and the duties Of
wasor commissioner, were also pre.
seneed and the same action taken
In regard to them.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Object to strong Medicines

Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescrlpeh
hv pbysiciaps for rheumatism There
Is no need of internal treatment ="
any case of muscular or chronic rheh.
matism, and more than nine out ol
every ten cases of the disease are OF
one or the other of these varieties.
When there is no fever and iittle "
nny) swelling, you may know tha' IL
10 only necessary to apply Chamber
lain's l.iniment freely to get q"''N
relief. Try it, For sale by all drut-
giStS
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Lexington bay With ID. A. II.

Lexington Day was httihS1v cen
lrated by the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution at the home OF pr'
and Mrs. Hughes Monday eVehihS
About thirty members were pIese"'' ;
and the meeting was marked U! u"-
Tagging enthusiasm. me auui es''
the day recorded as
an epoch in American history was
.iyap by Prof. Gurdon Miller OF the
Normal and listened TO with unaoated
interest to the end. ,....- ~.
Reports of the state conference ="
,,,r,or in March were given by Dele
gates Mrs. L. Il. johnson ana MIS-,
a. *. Clark. Mrs, Clarence renderel
chopins mazurka with splendid ',. eI-
tect A number OF guests were pres
ont Mrs o. f. Shattuck and MISS
ConneI were hostesses with Mrs
Hughes.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Died In County Hospital

Carl johnson. IS years of age. died
at the county hospital at three O'Clock
Tuesday OF pneumonia. The par
ents, whose home is In Montrose.
were notified yesterday morning OF
his serious condition and the mother
started at once: but owing to de-
layed trains had not reached Greeley
nm to the hour of going to press. She
is expected this afternoon. 1t has
been thought best by her friends not
TO wire her the sad news. Only
mothers know the grief that awaits
her.
The young man was a brother-in-
law to T. E. Stone. an expressman OF
Greeley. Mr. Stone says hewas good
hoy, but the wanderlust was in his
blood. his home was as pleasant as
cou ldbe. but ne wanted to see the
world. For the past few months ne
had been employed on the big ranch
of Morse & Cuyler near Farmers
Spur. He was taken sick week ago
and brought to the hospital. He
leaves father, mother. one brother
and one sister.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
SIDEWALKS RAP
IDLY BEING LAID
CONTRACTORS ARE ALL BUSY
Greeley Will Have Fourteen MiIee
Cement Walks Soon

Three concrete firms are now en-
gagged in laying cement sidewalks,
and every contractor has work ahead
fer month at least. Three years
ago there was Just one-half mile OF
cement sidewalk in the city, and az
cordine to reports on file at the city
clerk office. on the first of the pres
ent year there was something uve.-
seven miles. From the present out
look there will be NJ least five miles
constructed during the present year.
Yesterday one contractor placed
walk for Mr.. Klein at the corner
of Thirteenth street and Ienth av-
enue and although he placed lights
at each end. canvas over the top
and barricade on all sides. the
walk was covered with footprints
this morning which cannot be eradi-
Gated.
One of the contractors has sent In
an order for dies to print the name
of the streets and avenues on all
corners, as was suggested through
the Tribune today by Mr.. Brown.
There is much talk about the new
council repeating the ordinance which
obligates owners to pay for establish
ing the grade.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
COMMERCIAL CLUB DIRECTORS
NET MONDAY NIGHT
TO CONCENTRATE EFFORT
The Proposed Weld County Fair Nov
the Most Important Public En-.
tcrprise Before Greeley and
County PeOple-$8,OOO
Already SuDscriles.

The directors of the Commercial
club he'll their regular weekly meet
Ing Monday and discussed many
topics to be considered in the future
by the club. There is a number of
members who have neglected to pay
their dues for some time, and It was
considered advisable to send bills 20
all. Without money the club will
he unable to accomplish anything and
the only funds available are the year.
ly dues. The subject for the next
banquet will probably be the weld
County Fair" and there is no Ques-
tiOn Of more importance before the
people at the present time.
1t really looks as though the big
project was going to be q succe ss
and all that is required is united
effort on the part of the business
men of Greeley and the farmers of
the county.
ID. j. March has worked for the
past two months on the proposition
as no man ever worked on a publ!
enterprise, and 1t is said he has been
promised almost 5000 in stock sub
Iscriptions.
The exhibition building and per-
manent quarters are not considered
absolutely necessary this fall, as it,
will require $4,000 to carry out
the big plan intended, but temporary
show pens and large circus tents can
be arranged for the present, or until
the association can procure perma-
nent grounds. If the fair and the
races can be pulled off together,
which now seems likely. il will bring
the greatest gathering to Greeley
ever known in the history of the
city. This would insure a revenue
tor the stockholders much greater
than the expenses. all OF which would
be turned into the treasury in prepai
alton for a greater exposition the
following year.
lf you have not done so, send Mi.
March your name with promise 10
take $50 or 500 worth of stock. ut
least. The more stockholders the
greater number will be directly In
terested, and with the proper spirit
and energy there is no reason why
the stock at the end of Ave years
should not pay dividend.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
LOCATE IN GREELEY
In Denver, Laramie ="
Northwestern Railroad

]. u. Burge and Il. l." Pugh' NN ~
okla and j. A. Rogers, Pond CreeN'
ot,, have moved to Greeley witn
their families within the '"s' ~
dnys. These three gentlemen
in the Denver l'ar"',''
q Northwestern and became nttrhe',''
In Greeley rom reports made oS ON
cers Of the road upon their trip ''o'u
oklahoma to Wyoming to see 'no
cnoI nroperties of the railroad com
pany. Burge lives at 1aVa ee,r"," ,raar
avenue. Pugh at 716 flt'h s''e''''
poyers mt 1914 Sixth avenue
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
PLANT IN FAMILY
FOR MANY YEARS
THE NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS
Beautiful Blossoms At Lawson BaneA
Northeast Of Ault
ikult Special. !


A night-blooming cereus. whose
age is nearly five times that OF Ault.
blossomed Wednesday night at the
John Lawson ranch northeast OF
town The flower is cream colOred.
as large as an ordinary saucer. and
slightly fragrant. 1t is the property
of Mrs. Lawson and has been in the
family for two generations. When
Mrs. skinner, Mrs. Lawson's mother
moved IRON Arlington Heights. near
Chicago. west, that is to Iowa, she
carried the plant in a basket wl.n
her. When the daughter arrived at
womanhood. she carried mothers
plant" with her on her Journey west
which was to Colorado.
Besides the one splendid flower
now open. the plant has ten small
buds. When the big bud was get
ting ready to open it was watched
with the kcenest interest by the fam
lily. BY actual measurement the bud
grew two and one-eighth inches In
hours. BY 8 O'Clock
Tuesday night, the flower had un-
folded enough so that one could look
into the center, and everyone was
slre the blossom would open that
night.
On one occasion this plant had
five blossoms open during one night.
But the flower waited another day
and opened out Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lawson would have held open
house for her many friends here. hal
not the roads been in such bad con-
ditiOn
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
LITTLE GIRL WAS
LOST TWO HOURS
WAS EXPLORING PART OF CITY
Thre<>-Year-Oad Child Of Alderman
Barber Strayed

Janice. the 3-year-old daughter Of
Alderman Barber. was lost for more
than two hours Tuesday night. and
the anguish of her parents and
friends Is easy to conjecture.
For tine past two weeks Mrs. Bar
ber has been down with pneumonia
and the doctor advised absolute quiet
so the little tot has been at the homo
of Mrs. Gordon, Ninth avenue and
Eleventh street, for some days. The
child has been under the care OF Den
yer specialists ever since she was
born for cataract of the eyes and
her sight is still poor. She was miss
ed about supper time last evening
and Mrs. Gordon became alarmed
when search of the house and
premises failed to reveal the little
one. She had wandered from the
lawn and, becoming attracted by the
glimmer OF the street lights, fol-
lowed them up until she had wan
dered many blocks away.
BY O'Clock there was more than
100 hundred people in search of the
little one and the city marshal had
telephoned to every portion of the
city, She was finally located In the
north part of town on Fifth street
not the least perturbed and enjoying
the novelty of her unusual freedom
AL! the neighbors in the vicinity
OF the Barber and Gordon homes
We're out with lanterns. and as twi-
light grew into darkness their ap-
prehensions became grave. 1t was
almost procession that carried the
'ltie one home, where she was greet
ed with both smiles and tears and
was astonished by the unusual
amount OF kisses.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
THE MULE WISER
THAN THE HORSE
SHY AT ELECTRIC FENCE WIRE
Novel Idea Being Tried Here at the
Vance Livery Barn

A couple of promoters are in town
demonstrating new idea which pre-
vents stock from breaking through
wire fence The demonstration
has been source of much amuse-
ment for the small boys in the vi
cinity of the Vance livery stable.
In fact anyone would laugh, except
the animal that happens to come in
contact with the fence.
A dry battery consisting of a
couple of cells is attached to the two
top wires. making circuit. The
currsat is Just strong enough to let
the animal know there is something
doing. A few ears of corn are placed
just beyond the wires. The horses
in the corral tried for the corn a
couple OF times. but there were four
mules there and they bit only once.
The men claim the batteries will
last year. This might be true.
but II 10. It is very recent dis
coyery. There Is no doubt that the
electricity will do the work either
on Texas steer or coyote. but the
farmer should make sure of the OPP
Grating expenses before pinnins his
faith to the new invention. If the
device becomes general it will also
be hard on hunters, and the town
folk will place a large order TO fill
u long felt want in the proper train
inc OF Thomas cats.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them In Greeley. and Good
Reason for Ii

ReASOn Tor IL
Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of backache SUFFERING
Days of misery. nights of unrest
The distress of urinary troubles
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Greeley reader
should suffer in the face OF evil
dence like this:
Mrs. f. j. Dawley. 902 Fifth ST.
GREELEY. Colo, says: II gave a testl-
monal in 1906 recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills and at this time
| gladly re-endorse the remedy
was afflicted with kidney complaint
and was caused much annoyance pE
irregular passages of the kidney Sc
cretions. The least overwoFk maoe
NV case worse and was very anNi-
.ous to get rid of the trouble, BENG
impressed with the claims made ioi
poan's Kidney Pills | procured the
remedy at the II. Reynolds Drug 20
and soon after began its use was
relieved" .o
For sale by all dealers. Price oo
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buhalo'
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-poah
and AXE no other
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
scbooI Girls Stage II Farce
windsor specially

The freshmen and sophomore gir's
of tbe Windsor high schooi coNeIeo
themselves with glory t'riday' thH
,,,rso thereof being the staging anu
presentation of clever l'.''e e
untitled THE oxford AFFAIR. Ihe
Urls assisted by Miss Fay and MISS
.nnhoup arranged for both Il matinee
wv, an evening performance ana
n,oored sl2. The part of the WIDOW
,,as taken by Miss Ivy McMinn anu
,,,n choperone by Miss Lena Kern.
Others who had parts were tne MISS
as cora stoneburg, Elizabeth Coop
W. W Elsie Wilson. Leila Soltz' Lela
p,,r,r and Josephine Lloyd.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
COUNCIL HAS NO AUDIENCES
Council Room Will Accommodates =
Coed Sized Audience

The last meeting OF the old and
frst meeting of the new council ~
tonight. A new city hall with a large
council room, where the taxpayers
may listen to the deliberation OF
their servants. has been provided a1d
yet there has not been a dozen VISIT
ors at the council meeting In year.
Each night 1t is like show playing
to empty seats. and II Is a wonder
that the aldermen can keep up an In
terest in city affairs when their meet
ings have no interest for the tax
payers.
Everybody should turn out this
evening and show the new council
that they are with them for better
and greater Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
NEARLY TWENTY MILES or FINE
GRADED STREETS
TOTAL COST IS A7,2le.4s
over Seven Miles Of Cement side
walks at Estimated Cost of 800.
MO-An This Within the
Last Seven Years
Seaman's Report

The following report of Street SUI
pervisor Seaman. showing the large
amount o. work that has been ac-
complished upon the city streets in
the past seven years. will no doubt .
be of interest to every taxpayer in .
the city. The condition of the streets
today in comparison to what they
were seven years ago is an improve
ment second only to the co;upletion
OF the new waterworks system Tn"
report reads az follows:
To the Mayor and City Council.
The undersigned street supervisor
does hereby make and file this re-
port concerning the grading and
graveling of the streets of the city
, of Greeley.
In the year 1902 during the ad-
ministration of Mayor II. c. Watson
small portion of Ninth avenue WAS
graded and graveled with cement
gravel taken rom the gravel beds
west of the city. This was done as
an experiment and proved to be 30
satisfactory that Mayor Watson and
the council deemed it advisable for
the city to pay for the grading OF HE
streets and to assess the cost oi gray
cling to the property owners The
above system was carried on very
successfully up until the year l9nS.
at which time it became necessary
for us to operate under the new
street and sidewalk law passed by
the Sixteenth General Assembly in
1907.
In the year 1905. under the al
ministration of the present board we
discovered, by the constant use ol
the streets and the heavy wind
storms, the fine material was carried
away, leaving the large boulders eN
surface at an extra expense to the
t city all streets that had been gray
! eled prior to that time.
The council deemed it advisabl
A to purchase stone crusher to avoi'
o this unnecessary expense and on
e sravcling is practically equal to ms
It cadam.
& Following is statement of tn
d street improvements for the pas
s seven years:
a During the years 1902. 1903 an
+ 1904 the number of miles of street
). graded was nine and one-half. y
1 this seven nines was graveled al
). cost of s11.S4305. For this i'm
: provement the property owners wee
o assessed s1O.937.9O and the balance
r I$6,9O5.15, was paid from the gen
q eral fund
since 1905. which was the begin
9 ming of the present administration
q the number of miles of streets grade
/, was ten. and seven miles of this has
, pcen g:aveled at a total cost Of $2e.'
, 1885,. The property owners pai'
$50 .oC7.oj and the city paid So
O6645.
The total miles of graded streets
at the present time Is nineteen ana
one-half. and fourteen miles OF thi-
i, has been graveled. The total cost
of the Improvement to date is Si'.-
2l6i5.
In the wear 1906 we took up th''
. question of cement sidewalks with
. the property owners. and since thN'
: time seven miles of cement Waif :
have been laid at an estimated cost
to the owners of $4,000.
Respectfully submitted.
MILTON SEAMAN.
: Street supervise.
DANIEL STROHL.
; Chairman Street commit :"
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Base Ball ut Severance
Severance Speciall

VTUINe opeCTHTI
Ihe Severance baseball team, un-
DER the captainship of Shorty"
Saudder is out and doing things this
spring. In the game between Sew
GRANGE and Eaton Sunday afternoon
played IN the Severance grounds. the
nome team won by score of {. to
IL. The games draw good crowds
and much interest is being .aker IN
the sport.
Saturday night, there was bene-
mt dance given for the club at the
Severance hall. There was good mu,
sic and fine time is reported
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21

During the spring every one would
be benefited by taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. 1t furnishes needed
tonic to the kidneys after the extra
strain of winter, and 1t purifies the
blood by stimulating the kidneys, and
them to eliminate the impuri-
ties from it. Foley's Kidney Remedy
imparts new life and vigor. Pleasan.
to take. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
To A Accommodate the Girls
(Eaton Special.l

The first automobile to be kept in
Eaton for hire is now installed at
Anderson's livery barn. Mr.. Ander-
son says that he expects that the m.l-
chine will be in great demand e.
pecially on Sunday afternoons, all
the girls naturally preferring this
method of locomotion to the old FASH
ioned horse and buggy. Anderson re-
Gently bought out the Brewington
stables here.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
To la Tried for Insanity

Aurust Peters. 2S years old was
bronght to Greeley on Monday a""
win he tried for insanity. lie ''N's
rsar Berthoud, but in Weld county
and was brought here by ms oro,"e,,
The brother states that he had oee''
attending revival meetings, ana re-,
ligian seems to be his vagary' hNe,l
rew minutes he tells the turnkey "
10, MIN out or he will be late Io'
.,.,,sb
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
SPRING IN GIBSON
u,nniring No. 3 Ditch and Farm
Work Under Way
(Gipson Specially

(GipsOn SpeciaIJ
spring. has came" and one of the
signs thereof Is the 5000 worth Of
work that the Greeley Irrigation Co.
is having done in this neighborhood.
The company is completing a large
cement wasteway headgate and drop
in the big wasteway that runs u
mile and a half west of Greeley.
u T. Bush, the ditch rider on No.
q is superintending the work. There
are two large wasteways in the Clip
son district.
Farm work is well under way and
the plowing for beets has commenced.
Wheat is being planted, but 1t Is too
oarly vet for the other small grains.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Oats Retailing MIX
tGipsOn Specially

There was good bidding crowd
at. the Poudre Valley Dairy sale con-
Quoted Tuesday by Kemmerer and
Gordon. About forty head of cows
We're sold. fetching from $40 to $7h
each. The proprietor of the dairy.
j. l.. Lucas. is going out of the re-
tail milk business and will give his
attention in the future to the s.e-
mands of the wholesale trade. He
still has lot of good cows on hand.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-04-21
Father Also Arrested

Tho father of young Cooper c''l''
:, town Tuesday to attend 'he p,'
inninary hearing Of the BOY ne
,rinl developed evidence when SUI" ~,
"a tbe old man also had mana u,
the Rldnapping. and he was n','' and d
nn,n that charge. Both father anu anu
'an wy are now boarding with the she'-
ifi.