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The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ey-
tras. CSC: firsts. CSC; dairy. isc; pack
ing stock. i6c per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case. count.
cases included 1s% c per doz. Receipts
on SATURDAY 2.01. cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
,onr er;sben Walker Hurt.

DENVER. Col. April l0.--John Bris-
ben Walker. the author, was seriously
injured today by falling from the ROOF
~ his home I'm Morrison county. ~ is
MOI believed he is fatally hurt.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BUFFALO April l0.-tSpecial) -
Cattle--Receipts cars, slow. Hogs
Receipts so. strong. heavy, s7.75' york
ers s75O47.7O: pigs 1925. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 90 cars, slow; best lambs. - 10
a S.25 yearlings. ss.75Gt7.25 wethers.
$3.50 q SIS, ewes, 1915 q 6.25. Calves
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. April 10
Cattle--Rece pts 200. steady. Neals-
Receipts 100. steady: common TO choice.
81 $50. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
$500. slow lambs s5.25 a .25 year
lings, S675G 725; sheep. SO so. Hogs
Receipts $50 head active, workers.,
e. so = 20. plQs sT25
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PITTsBURG LIVE sTOCk.

PITTSBURG. Pa. April 1O.-Cattle-
Receipts light. market active. Hogs
heavies. S7.65H7.70. mediums, $3.50
heavy workers.. s7.55 a 80; light york
ers. f7d7.30. pigs. s5.6OG6sO. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts carloads. mar
ket fair
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, o.. April l0--Hogs-
Receipts 500 1oc higher; mediums and
heavies. s7.65; workers.. $3.50; lights.
1925, pigs. s6.75N1. Cattle-Receipts
cars. firm. Lambs--Receipts 5 cars.
steady, $6.s5. Calves-Receipts 100
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
CINCINNATI LIVE sToCk.

CINCINNATI. O.. April l0.-Cattle--
Receipts ga generally steady, ship
pers. So IS I6.25. Calves--Generally csc
lower: extra. s775 Hogs-Recelpts g
ils. active. packers and butchers 10 a
butchers, $500 7.55 Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 40. steady; extra, s5.s0a5.75;
Ia ubs stcadv extra a. -LNS9r
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
N. Y. COAL DEALERS ARE TO
FILL REGULAR ORDERS
Anthracite squabble Between oper-
ators and Miners Causes Advance
In Prices From $3.50 10 81.

NEW YORK. April 10.-Believing
that there is now absolutely no chance
of hard coal mining continu'
ing. following the break be
tween the miners and opera
ators at philadelphia. all dealers here
today announced that indefinitely they
would fill orders fOr the product only
from regular customers The situd
ton is admittedly serious. II viii be
determined today by the operators Il
they will reopen their mines next
week, following the Easter holiday,
and complete statement is being
prepared by those concerned.
In the meanwhile the workers will
appeal TO President Taft 10 name 4
new anthracite commission 10 inves
tigate conditions under which anthra
cite is mined, but operators here say
they do not see how this car clear
up the situation. The big operators
who are in this city are unit for ac-
ton. but until everything has been
decided on nothing Is 10 be made pub
lie that will throw light on their plans.
Anthracite coal Is advanced in price
from $3.50 To 81.
PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-Presl-
dent Lewis. OF the United Mine work
ers. in a statement today said tho
anthracite miners met the operators
in spirit OF Cancellation and ahso-
lue friendship. The employees insist
ed that wages had been reduced In the
past three years In violation of the
award of the strike commission. They
wanted the new agreement TO be- sign
ed on behalf of the United Mine Work
ers' union. but the operators refused
IN recognize the union
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis O Gorton. ii13 Majestic building
flOQ-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

Dr. n. TrombIry. cf M. 230 Uibbard-
ave. spirituniistic healer. Will give ~
lecture in the hail at No. 50 Grand
River-ave., sunday evening at 1880
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

An early morning blaze Of unknowu
origin did pbout 5000 damage to the
residence OF William Leaver, No. SO
Sprucc-st., Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-10

For CLEVELAND. PITTsBURG ana
all points south and east. Leave DAILY
1915 y. m, Fare to Cleveland A.
Pittsburg, Sass. Berths, 81 and yl.N'
Room. $3.50.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26

,,ot the business men OF the ''''
rrosped the opportunity to 'n',sy
them almost prohibitive prices ~
the necessities OF lie lh''
priyileeed at many dollars per PRIV
jlege. to witness an exhibition '""'
has come almost to shame the Er'"'
west of twenty-five years ago 'n"'
has become so tame that iguran'''
" speaking it will eat out oi your
hand,
This is what hundreds OF GreeleS
folks and thousands Of other ''iNS
saw and experienced, Their purses
arc lighter now and they are wiser.
we wonder just how long II VIII
take to bring this wisdom to con
crete form where those who nave
haen hoaxed will no longer contrib
ute to the Frontier Days which have
become a sad misnomer II not almost
an actual disgrace to the city produc-
ing them.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
A NEW TEACHER
FOR NORMAL
CHOSEN

Miss Harriet 7. Stalmaker has
been appointed teacher of English
in the Normal high school and pre-
ceptress of the high school girls, to
fill the position made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Achsa Parker.
Miss Stalmaker is graduate of the
University of West Virginia and has
just completed the work for NJ. A.
degree at Teachers College, New
York City, where she has been pur-
suing the study OF -nglish from an
educational standpoint. She has also
had experience as high school
teacher. Miss Stalmaker has a repu-
tation for being young woman of
culture and refinement, of charming
personality, and excellent scholastic
attachments.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
Is MAKING GOOD

Insurance Commissioner clay
tons office shows more revenue col
llected from the insurance companies
doing business in the state for the
first six months of 1909 than came
10 that department during the en-
tire wear of 1908. This revenue,
which is derived from a two per
cent fiat tax. on all premiums col
lected. is increased or decreased
largely in proportion to the vigilance
used in making the collections, Tor
corporations partake largely OF the
hoggish proclivities of individuals
and only pay when they have to.
At the convention of insurance
commissioners soon to be held IN
Colorado Springs, Commissioner
Clayton will advocate the reduction
of this tax on the ground that it is
unfair to assess the policyholder who
is beneftting the state by making
provision for his family after his
death Commissioner Clayton be-
Iieyes a lower tax sufficient TO con-
duct the insurance department OF
he state, with a slight revenue sur
plus, is all that should be demanded.
In this connection it is worthy of
lote that MIR. Clayton has corps
)f assistants in his office that are
keeping up the work of that depart
nent in better shape than it has
1een under any previous administra-
ion, and if the present clip is kept
up till the end of his term his record
IS insurance commissioner will be as
creditable as is his splendid record
as senator from Weld.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
For Weld County Farmers
How to Rid Your Fields of Destructive Gophes and Ground
Squirrels by Poisoning.

and eggs. and although this combir-
alton proved very destructive to the
squirrels. 1t had practically no effect
upon doves and quail. In fact, a
deliberate attempt was made to pols.
on these birds at their watering
places. but NO bad effect resulted
The poisoned grain was also used in
fields grazed over by sheep and pro
duced no Ill effects whatever.
The experiments also proved that
gophers were partial to raisins and
dried apples, and these were sue
cessfully used In the poison expert.
ment. 1t was found that by sprink.
ling the apples or raisins with the
strychnine solution. as effective re-
suits were produced as could be oh.
tained by inserting the poison into
the fruit.
The experiments for extermina-
tion Of squirrels also resulted in the
death OF considerable number OF
rabbits, and in other experiments Il
vas found that poisoned oats proved
| very effective in killing both jacks
and cottontails. Green alfalfa was
also used with good results for tn,
same purpose.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26

Results of interest to Weld county
have lust been announced by the
forest service AS u result OF the cam
.paign conducted in Southern Cali.
fornia by Stanley Il. Piper. expert
of the Biological Survey OF the De-
partment of Agriculture, to exter-
inmate ground squirrels and gophers.
Extensive experiments were tried
10 determine the best means OF Kill
ing of these destructive little ami
mails. and it was found that most
effective results were obtained by us
ing poisoned green or ripening bar
lev heads. The squirrels are ex-
ceedingly fond of this green herbage.
and eagerly ate the poisoned food
placed along their runways. Tests
we're also made with oats, wheat.
barley, raisins. prunes, dried apples,
and cracked corn. but these did not
prove so successful.
While green barley proved most
successful for poisoning ground
SQUIRRELS yet the difficulty of pro-
curing a sufficient supply in all To-
calities led to dried barley grain be-
ing tried. The grain was treated
with strychnine sulphate. saccharine
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26

How many fortunes do you imag-
inc Greeley residents have tucked
away in their mouths?
A queer place to have fortune.
but nine-tenths of the people are
carrying more gold in their teeth
than in their purses and many are
never able to get together at one
time as much gold as they have Sc
curely fastened in their molars.
At low estimate each year $20,-
O0Ois being put in gold crowns and
gold filings for Greeley victims of
toothache. Every year is practically
the same, so. taken altogether, there
is enough gold being worn to make
neat bank account for every citizen
in town.
This does not mean necessarily
that the dentists are getting rich
quick and will be ready to retire in
year or two. Material Is expen-
sive and the patient has value re-
ceived for every dollar paid for gold
work.
The gold crowns are fashioned
| from 22-karat gold. which comes in
little sheets. Pure gold is "a karats
but is too soft for service. The fill
ings, however, are made from pure
gold which comes in various forms
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
THE COST OF LIVING

A local minister recently made |
some statements in his Sunday ser
mon bearing somewhat heavily on
the retailers in certain lines of busi- |
ness in Greeley. The furore which
the reverend gentleman utterances
kicked up at the time has subsidized
and the incident, so far as his con-
nection with it is concerned, is clos
ed Some thoughts engendered by
ing in Greeley may, however, be well
I.orth while.
of living in Greeley for the average
man is rapidly reaching a point
able. If this condition existed only
in Greeley then indeed would our
people have grave cause for COM
plant against merchants and bust
ness men. But it is true in as great
a degree of every live town in the
west, and only in slightly less meas
ure all over the east.
Colorado from Chicago, or Pitts.
. burg, or Podunk, Ind, five years
ago were to go back there now, h,
= would find his dollar bill would bu,
about 60 cents worth of the necessi
o ties of life, based on the prices tina
o existed when he left there
~ The Illinois farmer who raised
more land to raise more corn to fee
more hogs to buy more land to rails
more corn had an endless chain yer
like that which attaches to the cos
of living in this year of grace 100!
The laborer demands more wage
because the cost of living advance
In turn, the merchant, the man,
facturer, the railroad companies az
3ance prices to pay increased wage
and the cost of every commodity ge
; its boost, while the man who used
live comfortably on 81 day, fine
that his so cents per day increase
more than eaten up by a furth,
boost in prices. Soon further raj
in wages is demanded, and again IL
increased wages is tackled onto Il
commodities affected. Just when
where it will end no man can tie
1t is said that rents are high
Greeley, and it is the marvel of t.
unthinking that somebody with mo
ey don't build lot of good hous
to rent. AS a matter of fact t
man with money to invest has
ready figured out that even at t
present high rental rate of Greel
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
THE COST OF LlVlNt.

/ Editor of the Tribune:
In regard to the cost Of lNlHS IN
Greeley. | should like to call atten-
tiou TO the following tacts.
know from personal expereAee
that average retan prices in lEee.e!
are considerably higher than IL Deu-
yer and very much higher than III
southern villages and cities. Condl-
tions justify part OF the excess over
prices in the south, but the gTelter
mart of the excess is due to local
conditions that are econonAtdlly
wrong.
The number of individuals OF firms
engaged in the various lines OF 1usi-
ness in Greeley is greatly out OF
proportion to the number OF people
served. III we divide the number OF
families by the number OF grocery
stores in Greeley, We see thai the
average grocery man has but small
patronage. From this small patron
age he must derive sufficient profit
to pay rent, insurance clerk hirs, de-
livery wagon up-keep, taxes and 9TH
er legitimate expenses and have
enough left to support himself and
dependent ones.
A volume of business great enough
to give reasonably full employment
to all the Greeley people and capital
engaged in the grocery nlsIness
would supply population ii east
twice as great as is supplied Thus
We see that Greeley pays double ex-
pense in the grocery business. And
so 1t is with the lumber, real estate,
feed, commission, clothing and dry
goods, banking, market, newspaper
church business and every Inc OF
business represented, almost with
out exception. The trouble is tha,
too many non-producers are living
on the relatively few producers. The
problem that we should try to solve
is this, How can we increase our pro
ductiye Industries so that they bt
economically proportional to Oul
non-productive industries? or How
can we reduce our nou-productiy,
industries so that we can snppor
the excessive and unjust burde,
upon the community?
r f. w. MARTIN.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
Intense ColickIy Pains Relieved

For some years | suffered from
intense coilckly pains which would
come on at times and from which |
could find no relief" says |. S. Mas
on, Beaver Dam, Ky. chamberlain g
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was recommended to me by n
friend. After taking a few doses OF
the remedy / was entirely relieved.
'fhat was four years ago and there
has been no return OF the symptoms
since that time This remedy is
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
and is called moss fibre" gold.

and is called moss fibre" gold.
Dentists are NO doubt the most un-
appreciated of all the professions.
They are always visited reluctantly
and scarcely ever until patient is
beside himself with pain and not
capable of acting civilized.
Dentists appear tender and sympa'
thetic, but are looked upon with
suspicion, for they are sure to be
heartlessly cruel before the visit is
over.
They should be regarded with con
fdence and even affection, for 1t i:
their privilege to relieve the mos'
intense suffering, although they dc
often produce the most excruciatini
pain in the process.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26

residence property he conld n''
s per cent per year on MS H'
IN, avcept for the steady fls'
the value of real estate whi' 10
,r may not keep up indeini''F
IN any event, il there were ''
rtsar in building houses '.'
r,nt after auowing for taxes, lnS''
,,c, naint and repairs, there "'"''
ts 100000 available for bul'"''7
,,rrnoses inside of thirty day
As matter of fact, it 10 easy q.
fgrre onhand, fine profit on -''
sales OF every merchant, and o. ever
,tsu that enters into the cost oi i''
fr. lint when il comes dow 10
re,I sure-cuough searching ln''7s'
carton il will be found that od's'"'
,y some large corporations an me-"
,palies. that business peope Aa''
hard scratching to snow piu"'
large as hye years ago. when Pi'.'.
we're much lower.
The producer is the only or 'e''l
heueftted by high prices, auN be u
turp is being robbed of mos Of
Inv higher cost of living, higher
wages TO farm help, higher taxes
and the higher prices OF lam
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
TWlCE-TOLD TESTIMONY
Greeley People Are Doing All They
Can For Fellow Sufferers

Greeley testimony has been pub
lished to prove the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills to others in Greeley
who suffer from bad backs and kid
ney ills. Lest any sufferer doubt
that the cures made by Doan's Kid
ney Pills are thorough and lasting,
we produce confirmed proof -state
ments from Greeley people saving
that the cures they told of wears ago
were permanent. Here's a Greeley
case:
Mrs. d. Ballard, 5l9 seventh
street, Greeley, Colo. saws. .In
1906 | used Doan's Kidney pills
which We're procured from ,ha n
Reynolds Drug Co, and at thar time
gave public statement telling
OF my experience with them. had
more or less trouble from rbeuma-
tism for thirty years and thora we're
persistent pains in my bacl, and
over my right kidney which .oused
me much suffering. A rerent,on of
the kidney secretions also avlg.od ot
eimes and this was a source Of much
annoyance. Seeing Doan's Kidnev
rms hlghly recommended la, local
residents, ] decided to trv M ,ame.
dy. 1t soon brought me entire ,aIie,
ana improved my health IN every
way AT this time | can saw that !
am sun a firm friend OF Doap, . Kid.
to hey .n aals ana | am always willing
10 speak word for them
tor sale by all dealers. Price SO
eenes cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Bufralo
New YORK, sole agents for the Unit.
J ed States. 'Ne UNIV
= Remember the name naa,.s
and take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
GOLDEN FORTUNES IN MOUTHS
OF GREELEY CITIZENS
This is "God Tooth Story That Cost the Reporter $40
and Much Pain

developed sudden tooth
dentist climbed
bold chair for the few minutes wait and
a
zines dentist
in unusual accomplishment
.
the dentist announcing his readiness
visitors
plush
.
: a alarm
. his DIR is
gold filings, politely and
. got locate the aching TOOTH
nd of the experience for-he
little hammer jabs with
which wouldn't
Of trouble we'll present dis
the only remedy and the reporter
despair the
which
IN weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
:. :. =. :. ;. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. :.
i. FRONTIER DAYS
!. A Wonderful System Repie'e
!. With Extraordinary Mcthods
!. of Reaching Purse Strings.
. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = = :.

Cheyennes Thirteenth Annua
Frontier Days have passed into MS
tory. Now we may sit back, take
long breath and wonder why num-
buggery can be so easily practiced
upon people OF an enlightened day
We folks in Greeley have contributed
our share to the success of the en-
terprise-for we must acknowledge
enterprise even though it wears a
mask and pokes gun under our
noses. We admit. too, that our Sis
ter city over the line has conceived
methods of exploitation that are
worldwide in their effect.
But the Thirteenth Annual From
tire Days are not matter to bring
a feeling of pride to the citizens OF
Cheyenne. When the mask is torn
away, it must be acknowledged that
the Frontier Days have come TO
have only their name TO stand upon.
As an exhibition deserving of the
patronage of the thousands who an
nually visit the Wyoming city, the
Frontier Days are a hollow mockery
indeed.
The air in Cheyenne during From
tier Days is free-only because some |
genius has not yet devised a system |
of cornering it and doling it out at
so much per dole. The dust and the |
wind are also free. There we must |
stop You get everything else and |
a pretty poor quality of everything |
else at three or four times the prices |
you would pay for it elsewhere.
To the initiated the Frontier Day
scenes are amusing with the same
quality of amusement one derives
from watching an amateurish actor
trying to produce a dramatic effect
Bogus cowboys fill out in the great
spectacular" scenes. The editor is
personally acquainted with several
of the cowboys who participated
in last weeks performances. We
knew them in the east less than two
years ago. We know that some of
them do not know the difference be-
tween saddle girth and a check
rein. Yet in their gaudy colored
raiment and borrowed snaps they
were inspiring unsophisticated east
erners with awe and were the means
OF attracting thousands to the park.
As rule the exhibitions were
slow and uninteresting, having only
the spice of color and uniqueness
t. lend them charm. From tie mo,
ment stranger entered the gates
Of Cheyenne, he was held up. He
paid three prices for the food tina
he ate; five prices for the bed where
on he slept; four or five prices TO
transportation; and all that his purs
would stand to squeeze into som
small space in the grandstand, ther
to choke with the dust and be bored
in the meantime wondering why
came.
Thousands went. Thousands speI
a week in the Wyoming city. Thou!
andS have purses lighter and al
wondering why. They found tn
streets thronged with cheap-Joh
takers and grafters. They foun
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
Consultation
nation for I
OAT HEADS Mu
BE BESr |

One OF the best .
exhibits to be sent
fair and later to
exposition at ona
oat heads which
framed at the ofid
cial club They
Robert Bliss OF y
cial reason the en-
heads is not given
they will on'meas| /
in the way of cai |
any section of c'''
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
breeding Ewes M. g

ing eu,as u9 ueS'rihs to purchase breed
ed ,ns e%eS, a whether Mexican or grad
tb, tho are invited to correspond with
Ihe NE Undersigned. ]. M. olguJD San
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
PLY >ICItNS s,,

TO call and lny,s
OF correcting errg5
DR.. SaperO ha,
Colorado for mS,,
graduate Of the /
leges Of Europe u
Is licensed to M
Board Of Medical
RADIO and other M
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
Difficult Ca,ss r.
School Children 7

treated in Cal,
STOCK OF CLAN
lAL EYES on n
portion OF head
somnia, chorea
nervous prOs,nd
stomach trouble,
maladies. when n
are caused BY n
moval OF the eavM
| ont curn
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
REFE,RENCES A

Of the leading ci.s
vicinity, now uais
,, Those unfOrtait
pay will receive I
| treatment free.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26

grateful patients
furnished on dsn,i
Dr. Sapero has "
regularly for MANI
guaranteed or mon(
If you desire to \
please make appel
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
REMEMBER Dr
THOUSANDS 0

neriment He clfu
OVer II wears prad
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-26
Is too well knoso,.
ton. His reiern.
your neighbors M
Hundreds Of P,s|
No Ineul,l1

Cataracts ,sua
Strengthened. o.
eyes, catarrh aud ,
treated. Glasses ,
by the latest aud ?
date methods, /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-10
Mr.. Paul SerVajesn

Hemos recibido In amable vista de
miestro buen amigo Mr.. Paul Serva
jeau, Director de Ia Central Coloso, de-
Ag,Iadilla. una de las mas 'poderosas
factori'rs azncareras dc la Isla.
Mr.. Servajeau. que tiene en esta ca
sa cstimaci6n y afccto bien ganados,
departi6 largamente con n0sotros de
divcrsos asuntos, hacienda, como STEM.
pre-, intcrcsante y agradable su vista.
Deseamos q tan distinguido amigo
grata permanencia en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-10

Vapor espanol Pio TX. Saldra dc
Barcelona el II del corriente para Ca
narias, Puerto Rico Cuba.
Con-ignatarios, Sobrinos de lzqusT-
do v Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-10
Las apelaCiOnes
EN- Ell TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Causas civiles.
Causas civiles.
hBRIL

Mercedes Z. Barbara Santiago con
Maria Inooencia Vazquez y Otros, CO.
bro de dinero.
Martes 13. Margarita Delucca y otro
con Domingo Delucca y Otros, nulidad
de cesi6n de credito hipotecario y
otroS extremes.
Microbes a. IIerminio Irizarry y
otro con Macario Zapater, danos y
perjuicios.
Jucyes -. Maria Rios con Rafael
Lopez Landron, cobro dc hOnorarlos.
Vicrnes 16. Maria Rios con Petro--
Mia Patricio Rios otro, reclamation
de determinada stlma de dinero y da-
nos Y perjuciios.
Martes %. Maria Riof vilda de Ru
bo con Peronila Patricia Rios y otro,
Division material de bienes proindlv-
Sos