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New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
NOT TO BE THOUGHT OF.

Mir. Henpeck-We're going to remove to the sea-
side, doctor.
wife.
Mr.. Henpeck-It wouldn't dare!-Philadelphia In
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
STUCK TO THE PIGS AND HENS.
Good Thing About Artist Was That
He Knew His Limitations.

When any one asked Mr.. Hobart
about the New York painter who spent
one summer at the Hill Crest farm,
Mr.. Hobart's reply always held mix
ture of liking and contempt.
Il proph'si sled he'd make living"
MIR. Hobart would say, because he
knew what he could do, little as twas,
and didn't try to fly too high.
Yes" Mr.. Hobart would continue,
with a thoughtful smile, you couldn't
get him to attempt any foolish flights
All that summer he set out in the hen
yard, painting hens, or else out back
o the barn, painting pigs. And when
/ said to him. Look a-here, when Abe
Fowler comes to paint the house, I'll
get him to show you how, and let you
take so much, and allow it on your
board, he just shook his head and
smiled that kind o. gentle sorrowful
smile O his, and says he, 1 couldn't
think of it, Mr. Hobart. should Just
ruin the looks o. the house, he said.
I'll keep to the pigs and the hens,
for | know my limitations
Well twas real relief to me,
for suppose likely he would have
botched the job consid able; and l
said to him then. real hearty: Young
man, you'll earn your living yet, for
you amt all ct up with pride and
ambition and my words have come
true, by what | hear. Youths Com
panion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14

jim Grumstrup was visiting
friends and relatives in Elk Horn
asst week
We understand that Mr.. p. Miller
is going to build himself fine resi-
dence this spring.
Elk Horn college had their first
Danish literary last Friday evening.
Quite large crowd attended.
There was quite a surprise when
Viggo Gregersen went off and got
married in Atlantic Monday.
Lars Esbeck, west of Extra, was an
Omaha visitor Monday night taking
out car of cattle from Kimballton.
Mrs. w. Gregersen and Miss Metha
Gregersen were visiting relatives and
friends in Atlantic Thursday and
Friday.
N. l.. Hansen. west of Brayton
took load of cattle to South Omaha
Monday evening, shipping them
from Kim ballton.
The Knitting Company is going to
have four days. sale in Mr.. Peter
sens new building, commencing on
Saturday of this week.
George Henningsen of Kimballton
left Monday evening for Dennison,
Iowa, TO look after bridge work in
that town and county.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
1t May Have Been True.

Slips of the tongue are to be put
down to bad luck as much. perhaps, as
to poor elocution. A young man who
was recently canvassing for subscrip-
tions missed fire on word, and as a
result was out one commission. He
stood in the front hall, explaining to
the lady of the house the merits of the
paper he was urging her upon her.
The circulation is enormous" he
said. Every week this periodical
reaches something like three million
fireplaces."
! The woman looked at him keenly.
81 don't doubt but what you meant fire
Sides she said. But 1 guess | won't
take it to-day, thank you. YOUTHS
Companion
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Elk Horn

w. U. Hammer, d. d. S. Dentist
office over Oransky's store, Atlantic
DIR. James was in town Saturday.
Get your photo on post card by
Miller.
Lars Esbeck shipped carload OF
sheep Monday.
Jake Wietzel was seen in this
town Tuesday.
Mrs. p. Wiutf was an Atlantic
visitor Tuesday.
Nels Hansen of Braytou was in
this town Monday.
Chris Doe made business trip to
kimballton Monday.
Oscar Hartel of Kimballton was an
Elk Horn caller Tuesday.
Karl Wiutf was over from Kim
ballton on business Tuesday.
Rev. Amer returned Monday from
two days trip out of town.
Quite few from here attended the
telephone meeting in Rorbeck.
Mr.. M. Gregersen and wife went
to Smiths Lake Friday to visit.
John Hansen of Atlantic was an
Elk Horn business caller Friday.
Mr.. Petersen was putting in his
pool tables and fixtures Monday.
Christine Rattenborg called on
friends in this vicinity Wednesday.
S. G.. Petersen attended the tele-
phone meeting in Rorbeck Monday.
Chris Doe was in Atlantic one day
last week and had his eye operated on.
Mr.. Walter Gregersen celebrated
his twenty tn birthday Tuesday,
January 18th.
John P. Hansen invites his friends
in this town and vicinity to call on
him at the Charles Block store in
Atlantic where he is now clerking.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14

Re d the land list. You VIII find
the best bargains in Iowa land.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Telephone Meeting

The stockholders of the Marine &
Elk Horn Telephone Company held
their annual meeting in Rorbeck on
Monday and elected the following
officers: S. FL. Mutum, 300 Gre
elected;) A. P. Hansen, 295; John
Leistad, 261 (reeleoted) Bertel
Christensen, PSI; Drace Sorenson,
25o; IL. Henricksen, 1871. Harold
johnson, secretary and general
manager.
Serious Accident
Last Saturday Niels Larsen was
cut hunting rabbits and when COM
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Sheriff's Sale
j. d. Barhan


~. Whitney, and kittie Whitney,
BY virtue of d special execution directed
to me from the Clerk of the District Court
OF Audubon county, Iowa. on judgment
rendered by the District Court of Audu-
bon county on the 10th day of Decem Der
1905, in favor of ]. D. Barhan as plaintiff
and against l.. ]. Whitney and kittie
Whitney as defendants for the sum of
TWO Hundred Twenty-seven and no-l0e
Dollars and costs taxed at Eight and
25-lOo dollars and accruing costs and
Iwenty-one and 35-l00 dollars, attorneys
fees. | have levied upon the following
mortgaged premises hereinafter des-
cribed to satisfy said execution, towit:
Lots II, Is. 10, 20, u, %. % and "a all in blk
23 West Extra, Iowa, and will offer the
same tor sale to the highest bidder for
cash in hand on the 23d day of January,
A. ID. 1909. in front of the court house in
A Az; q, at the hour Of o'clock p M, of
sad day, when and where due attendance
will be given by the undersig ned.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa. this 23d day of
December, 1908.
WILLIAM NoRTHuP,
u Sheriff of said county.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
RIGHT ONCE IN TEN ATTEMPTS.
Bad spelIer DID Get 1t Correctly,
Though He Wabbled Badly.

Some bad spoilers hit on phonetic
version of difficult I'd and stick
to it,; others are of the wabbly kind
One of these latter is an inspector for
fire insurance agency He was or
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
His Only Job.

Hannah-Yesm, but if l do youah
laundry work, ma'am. must have de
undahstandin' dat my husban' collects
de pay.
The Lady-But why can't you col
lect it yourself, Hannah?
Hannah-Well you see. ma'am,
don't want to rob de oil man of de
only job he's evan likely to get.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14

dered to visit a certain premises daily
and report the amount of infammable
material stored there. In his first
list he mentioned a certain number of
gallons of "kereosine''
Funny that he always gets these
words wrong said man in the Of
flee. You'd think that he'd get them,
right once in while under the law
OF chances"
oh, he does hit the nail on the
head sometimes" declared another
man. Thereupon bet OF cigars was
made that in his next ten reports the
inspector would not spell kerosene"
correctly.
This unique spelling bee, in which
there was only one contestant, and
he unconscious of the match, aroused
keen daily interest. Here is his exact
! list:
"Karosene, Coresene, Caresean,
(three times), Careosean, Kerosene,
i Careasean, Kareasean and Kearie-
sene."
| Thus on the seventh shot he hit
the bullseye and the bet was won by
the man who didn't believe that the
devil was as black as he was painted.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Composite Beauty.

The classical face, which is the
model in art, is, according to the analy-
sis of a recent writer, an ideal concep-
ton combining the largest number of
good proportions. 1t is composite of
perfect individual features. Uzeuxis'
Helen of Argos" is depletion of per-
sonal beauty in which are combined
the charms of five beautiful virgins of
that time. Cornova's Venus" unites
the beauty of 60 different women
Annie Wolf in her work, The Truth
About Beauty says: The best recipe
have ever seen for complete bodily
splendor is to study Greek models for
the head English for the complexion,
Irish for the hands, American for Ehe
finger nails, Hindostanee for tie feet,
and Spanish for the gait" 3 the
same composite principle OBJ Is in
the classical face.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Child Has -Four ereat.erandfathers.


Wheatley Hemenway, the two-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatley
Hemenway, who lives at Twelfth ave-
nue. and Fauntleroy street, has four
great-grandfathers living and he says
on the authority of his proud parents
that no infant in Seattle can make
such a boast. The old boys are
scattered from Seattle at Michigan;
they are all active and capable of
earning their own living. The Oldest
is SO and the youngest mere youth
claiming "A years. The quartet, unless
their ranks should be thinned by the
grim reaper, will meet at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition next year.
The aggregate ages of the four great
grandfathers is $40 years and the end,
according to their Seattle relatives, is
by no means in sight.-Seattle Times
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14

ing back he met Marvin. Nels had
his gun III his hand and in some
manner Marvin touched the trigger
and off it went, the bullet going
through both of Niels' hands and up
into his face, but glanced on his chin
boae which saved him from being
hurt so badly as he might have been.
DR.. Soc took out the bullet and at
last report he was getting along fine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-14
Not for Hin

Not for Him.
Mrs. Knicker-Will you have an
early English breakfast-room in your
new house?
Mrs. Newrich-No; 1 asked Hiram
that, and he said he wasn't going to
get up till ten o'clock nowadays
Harner's Weekly
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
uAS Sl3,O36.lO AFTER PAYING
ALL OF IT'S BILLS
PAY FOR THE RED LIGHTS
street Hallway Company Enters =
Peculiar PrOtcst-Wxter Prob
lens. Sewage and Other
Matters Are brought
Up Last Night

Protests, petitions, bacteria. red
lights and consideration OF bills en-
tered into very busy fifteen minute
session of city council last night
prior to the meeting OF the commit
Tee of the whole, although no defin-
ite action was taken on any or the
lleasures brought up. II was shown
in the reports of the finance commit
tee that the city has now balance
of sl3.O26.lO after all bills are paid.
\ report from the city marshal show
ed twenty-three arrests during the
month of July with nine prisoners
serving time.
One of the queerest petitions ever
received by the city was that from
representatives of the Greeley Elec-
tric Railway company, in which 1t
was asked that the city pay part
of the expense for maintaining the
on Seventh avenue. 1t was stated
that the city was excavating for sew
ers and should be In on the expense.
A few gallons of oil are consumed
each week. 1t was referred.
Representatives of the sugar COM
pany entered protest against the
proposed route Of the new east side
red the sewer would become mem
ace to the company business through
the backing up of sewage about the
factory. Another route was suggest
ed This was referred to the streets
and sewers committee. The judiciary
committee has already been consid-
ering the proposition.
That there are at the present time
10 living organisms in the city water
supply was the report rendered by
the city bacteriologist. 1t was stated
that the reservoirs had been cleaned
and that the water supply was now
pure and undefiled in any way.
j. l.. Bartlett. of the Bartlett Lum-
ber company, entered protest
against lack OF water pressure. He
was informed that the trouble had
it would be improved in the future.
Certain changes in the system are
suggested. These connections may
be made with the main leading from
near the hospital and with this and
other improvements. 1t is thought
the service In the Normal hill dis
trict will be improved 1t WAS re-
ported that there was a broken valve
on Eighteenth street near Eleventh
avenue and that this had been one
source of recent deficient service.
Officers OF the Salvation Army pre-
sented petition to be allowed, to
hold street meetings. At the present
time they are barred by police order
and have been holding their open air
meetings in the city park This was
referred to the committee on streets
and public grounds
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
r,h Rcnistcr Robbed

The cash register at the Conner
meat market. no Eighth street was
robbed Thursday during the circus
parade, although the store was lo'N-
ed and left alone only ten minutes
The contents of the register, oet"ee'
$40 and $40, was taken.
R, w. Conner is proprietor oi Tue
market and his two sons. Torris ana
Robert, assist him. They also nave
Two other clerks. During the parade
Nfr Conner told the boys they could
1.ck M and 20 on the street II was
only ten minutes from the time the
last one left until the first one re-
turned. but in that time the door OF
A back shed adjoining the building
had been broken in and entrance TO
the shop made from the shed through
A window and the thief had gone on
his way rejoicing, with the cash op-
.ainahle,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
HAS SPENT $1,000
IN REPAIRING
STREETS

With the railroad franchise ordi
nances once ont of the way, it is
almost certain that the city council
will take up the consideration of
street improvements and it follows
that it is not at all unlikely that the
wheel tax suggestion of prominent
citizens will be among the first feat
ures to be considered.
A report from the street and alley
committee at the city council meet
ing last night. stated that it had
already cost the city $1,000 to put
the streets in temporary repair and
that it would be necessary to spend
$4,000 more before the streets could
be resurfaced and placed in their
former excellent condition. The
damage resulted from the recent
food.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
DITCH SQUABBLE
READY FOR COURT
WASTE WATER CAUSES DISPUTE
Farmer Uses Iron Bar and Deputy
Is Called

An alteration among certain
farmers in the Ault neighborhood
has resulted in a suit which will be
started in few days to determine
the ownership of waste water on the
old Charley Farr ranch. S. NJ, Bayes
and father recently purchased this
land and also have another farm in
the same district. The waste from
the Farr place has been used for
some time by George Oliver who. it
is said, built the ditch which car
ries off the waste.
Bayes decided that he had use for
the water himself and put a box in
the ditch. it is said, to turn the water
onto his other place. A few days
ago Oliver and his tenant. Ed How
ell, appeared. the latter armed with
an iron bar and succeeded in de-
moiishing the box. Deputy Sheriff
Woiand went to the scene. The
bayes have employed an attorney
ana the affair will be settled in
court.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
COLORADO LABORING MAN
AFTER ALL A PLUTOCRAT
WITH HIS AUTOMOBILES

= And here is yet another auto :.
= mobile yarn which goes to show :.
= that the laboring man of Colo :.
= rado is after all nothing but a :
:. plutocrat. 1t was only the other =
= day that an opulent and luxury :.
:: loving rural mail carrier at La !
= Sale bought himself an automo- ::
= bile to deliver mail in, but there !:
= is man at Highlandlake who !:
= can go him one better. E. II. ::
Knott. the grocer, has just pur- ::
= chased an automobile for a de- ::
= livery wagon. Knott has a :.
= thriving trade and supplies :.
= many customers in the neigh ::
= boring town of Mead. ::
= = ! = :. = !. !. :. 4 :: !. !. !. :. :;
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
sign Boyd Lake CONTRACT

The contract was signed this nor
ing between b. ID. Sanborn, the ow
er OF Boyd lake. and three promine
men of Loveland which insures {
creation of the Boyd lake irrigati
district. The 5000 acres to b. !
deemed are practically owned b. d
three men who are promoting d
enterprise, They are o. H. Fss
DR. McFadden and Mr.. Wells. oil
Loveland The land lies betve,
Loveland and the Weld county lin
For 100000 cubic feet of Wat
the district nays Mr. Sanborn $14t
600.
The deal between Mr.. Camfe
and the North Poudre company {
the purchase of the latter's STOCK
the Poudre Valley ditch and ress
voirs has been carried through e
actly as stated by the Tribune oy
three weeks ago. The contract pri
is $175,000. The sour grape deni
of the deal by the paper that 2
scooped on the story. is only anoth
evidence that they follow whet Il
Tribune leads.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
COULD MAKE AUTO
in GREELEY SHOP
A FINE MACHINE is INSTALLED
Is Ready for Work Today On ANY
Part of Automobile

The Greeley Automobile comnanv
mas installed new lathe in tbe re-
PAIR department which is said ,o ha
one OF the finest to be obtained -
Is one OF the latest improved and
costs as much as some automah,Ies
II is the only one of It's kird h, tho
state, with the exception Of ,,,,n
per which have been added reoantIy
I" the United States mint in nonvar
1t was ordered six weeks ago 1rom
lhe Hendey Machine comrar,, ~,
Iorrinston, Conn, and arri,o,
iaso saturday, A new room has haen
iltted up IN the repair shon ,o. tha
machine which was ready Ior n,ors @
To-Day, 1t will be used for All ,,assas
o' auto repair work and II Is cI.,n,ad
any part OF machine can no mada
here now. We maue
TWO new vulcanizers will i, ,ao,
10 nose already posscs5ed b,. ~ ~
company this week. Tho 'n'
WI, be used for REPAIRING r,o4or oter
cycle tlr's and large sizod ,,,. n,o'o'
W. d. Fancher is superipterS..'. 5',S .'1es; :,
me repair department ana l. w. ~
derlip is president Of tbe =. ~ Nah-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
sr,vry DEPUTY SHERIFF.
is A PHYSICAL WREN
BUT TAKES 4 PRl9ONt'

:. Having broken arm fnnd
:. shoulder. broken leg and an
:. kle and other injuries OF m'hoF
:. importance too numerous 10
:. mention and in fact being alto-
:. rether only the relic of vhaI
:. once was an able-bodied man
:. doesn't discourage Joe Ntchol'
:. deputv sheriff of BoOnevtlIe
:. Ark. in the least, He sAfms
:. possessed of a peculiar COM
:. denee evidently born OF Aard
:. knocks and corn pone. for when
:. ne arrived in Greeley last nlfht
:. 10 take John Shaw from this City
:. TO Bonneville to answer to the
:. charge of false pretense hnd
:. jumping bond, he was scarcely
:. able TO reach the marshal's of
:. fee. He carried cane OF
:. blackthorn, which is fully fcur
:. feet long,
:. Nichols says he received his
). Injuries from horse that cor
:. nered him in stall and kicked :
!. his way out.
:. Besides his injuries the dep- :
!. uty it slightly deaf When asket
!. is slightly deaf. When asked
:. If he thought he could handle :
!. a prisoner from here to Arkan- :
!. sas. he said with a grim smi :
:. well, I'm still able to TAN :
!. False pretense is a felony; in
:. Arkansas and Shaw went with :
!. out argument. The deputy and !
!. his prisoner left the city earIy !
!. this morning.
!. :. :. :. :. !. !. :. !. !. !. + + + E ! :.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
A FARM SUPPER" GIVEN
AT FINE COUNTRY 10

Miss Isabelle Churchill wd the
charming hostess OF a farm ssdbllor''
at the country home, Already" Tues
day evening. The affair was given
in honor of Miss Hazel Dawson OF
San Francisco. A delicious menu
was prepared by the hostess and
served. The evening was spent with
music and the affair developed into
g moonlight porch party. The guests
were Misses Grace Garrigues, Hettie
Murchison, Jessie Mosher, Hazel
Dawson and Mrs. A. Peralta, Nessrs.
Rea Couzens, Ralph HENDERSON
Grover Sheppard. Paul Mosher. Harry
McAfee and A. Peralta.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
DITCH BREAK DAMAGES
MUCH VALU ABLE LAND

There was big break in the XIV
erside ditch near Green City recent
ly. Considerable damage was done
to adjacent fields before the waters
we're gotten under control.
The Riverside is the ditch which
carries the water purchased by the
Green City irrigation district from
the Riverside reservoir company.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
REET CROP NOW MENACED
BY CREEPING WORM ARMY

,,os ooma another worm, This one
nots ~ the sap from the leaves put
dnes NOT destroy the fibre, II seems ,l'
10 eat the Paris green more ro"u',y ..''',''.,
than its predecessor and the farmers ','
are dshting them eneetual'y WIN
fl.nt nOisOM.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
SUM

slAA
State OF Colorado
In the Coul
A, w Ferguson. Plii1
versus
]. w. Nanderpool, De
The people Of the Y
j ". VanderpOol1
named, Greeting:
You are hereby reg
an action broush, 4
above named plal1!
Court of Weld Coun!I
twenty w. DAYS after y
served within thi. u
ou, OF this CounNl,2
within thirty day,t day,ta Az
oi' exclusive Of tne
Indictment IN, by default Il
you according e 2, i
s'ni,iut And Il
rIa' slant in the above 60
sseryed sard with this ~
service hereof Be b,!,;S, maS
then ten days aada,''GI aGa X
inbeiore speoliltrlaa tlaxs
answer Will pc aii,"yi,nl
oi Judgment by dela1ul
The said action y dSsI
from you, the lury sa'u MI nj
ooTrinCipal oT sum Of n
Woo 90, dated Ap,n
aays aaia often per cen, ,.Ips, ps
,Intii Mi paid the ,SSa S,a'5
dntuud i.a. datr. nr bearing lny
: per cent per Az Ri
oatd; together WIN ,ra.1s
he tenor OF .aia 10 rsiiI| iii
costs Of SUIT, t,ansI,int a. |
from the compl;a'Mba a. bar)
wbns wwb,ch REFERENCE Gesisbs Is WI [
" And you are he'edd'ta lpd
fail to appear. ,.hore enu h
complaint az ,ale aI jud
aprainst pa@t you sccO'0']
said ss complaint. hand
saiG Giyen emu 'ander. my Ss.y n'oiI| q
county, TINS w" JOHN
Atlo1
p;rst publicatlon, n,sla
Tribune August ''
1909. Il
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

w. A. Taylor of Greeley was in
Denver Monday and placed the or
der for the tile work in the DIR.
Graham building, with The Denyer
Mantel & Tile company.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
sIIERIt'F'Y

~ by ,Ei.rs rsTs 's office 0, NJ
iYe iWYeld county aHdb
to me ,e ds'ITss = the sum Fl tH'I,P, ~
,Rres N t,'sa and 9i.lHo,n Il,H,N,,nt d
oi sulttIxE E''e obtained. I
favor OF ltinrsooTration,Oy tns
PAM IN, yn,s . Goods ana n1s,Isd fadi
Dixon, i tior.wit; Q1s
show case a'1T one siI.i
show cas- q, wall case Al N
iourii2I,,I im,,m safe, one i
watGnlll"N i,oncf s'o
yS,sss. SsssSs,. ) !. 0ss 9so 9' i,,i SIlSaets tslpe &
cherry, y,,t Re fot Of hOu"
ss@aSkidS saS 4 ~ !s gsIIss'n.5ie!;c; Is' c;rd!!p;!s:
e%T %TTheretore.,s a'ii ior ssl.s,
i, shall cSpost, lite
aiio{n all Tnq qnamed, ed,SSerty, 5 d.
aaccs9crribcd Prep 'la@.h
day OF egu"isrTance 70
aFsstiss5S e. sSS'SS Z SS'qlsts;:fi'sS; G: y
OF a uE''' she'll
II. e. s4ge'sss%s!ISI;s;l 4,!!,' sss!iI'I;;;;l
BBais Bais 81 81 last ''''''
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05
tOr Sale

townot, natn~est quarter, section es
eoWhship e'' Z N, range So x,, ~. ~.
aore' 1aaa Terms. This is S. nor V .pra ps.
NV title " ,s ,soJo'ning land is priced
States M, m patent from united
n,naes lanos NOT mixed up with n.har T
lands Ia in railroad contract '" 1 otneI
10 I,o nile from land Address Depo. @
howard, Elk Creek. Neb 700 tenry
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

For sale-Turkey red drv land
wheat for seed, $500 per 100 lbs
e. W. Green, Num-, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-08-05

as ''t'e i, s,i take FoIey's orino i.o~ativa ,uvn
,iso,. as IT stimulates the stonga, or ,1,Sative g
viii nositt,',l "su regulates the boweIs and and
patton. Sold by all rUI,pat drppgis,. eonsti-