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Camp Mitchell Mt Beanfest.

A delegation of Camp Mitchell. Uni
ted Spanish War Veterans. attended a
beanfest and collation. in New YORK
last night. The affair was held under
the auspices of David Wilson Camp
of New York, at Stellwegen's Hall, loSth
street. The delegation was In charge
of Commander H. Ruck, Joseph Hook,
William Moore and A. Klein.
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Arcanum Day Celebration.

The Royal Arcanum councils Of Es-
sex county are preparing a program for
the celebration of Arcanum Day next
Thursday. 1t marks h orders thirty.
third anniversary. The event will be
celebrated at Cranberry Lake and
Belleville Park.
The regents who are arranging the
celebration are F. c. Tompkins, F. c.
Lampe. ]. w. Vaudeville, A. P. Pfeil,
Julius Witzig, Henry ]. Steines and
C. w. Sillcocks.
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Constipation
!, MUNYON'S
PAW-PAW PILLS

Munyon's Paw.
Paw Pills are un-
like all other laxac
tives OF cathartics.
They o a the liver
into activity by
gentle methods.
They do not scour;
they do not grippe;
they do not weak
en-; but thew do
start all the secre-
tons Of the liver
and stomach in q
way that soon puts
these organs in o
healthy condition
and c~orrects cousti-
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deputy visits paughter. Of Liberty.

District Deputy j.. Meyers was a
guest of Pride Of Daniel Webster Coun-
Gil, Daughters of Liberty, at the meet
ing at 81 Belleville avenue. last eve-
ming. 1t was his first official visit.
Councillor A. Newschwander, IT., pre-
sided.
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'THE managers of the Eighth Ave
hue Day Nursery are making

THE managers of the Eighth Ave
nue. Day Nursery are making
preparations for a sale OF
secondhand articles at 45s Broad street
tomorrow Although there has been a
generous response to the appeal for
help, more funds are needed to carry
on the work of the institution during
the summer The advisability of closing
the sale until the autumn is being IN
sidered, hence the great cut in prices
of the goods on hand
Mrs Elwood s Leary, who las been
i'll and unable to carry on her part in
the work, hopes to be present tomor-
row. and will be assisted by Mrs. James
w. Howard.
Musical at Calvary Church
The pupils OF Mrs. Marguerite San
born Will give a recital in the parlors
of Calvary Presbyterian Church on
Saturday at 2 o'clock. Selections from
the masters will be given by the Misses
Clara Elldridge, Jessie Moore, Leila
Boylan, Misses Hendrick, Mary Nor
rell, Ruth Weisleder, Daisy Kenney,
Frances Miller, Helen Berry, Gladys
Berry, Meta Ruby Ruth Wheeler,
Florence Lacey, Florence Boyer, Elsa
Anderson, Consuella Dumont, Mildred
Sproul, Ada Gillingham, and a
tiers Arthur v. Hrvey, Harry Ruby,
Arthur Boyer and Frank Vreeland.
McfSutees to Sail Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. McEntee.
of Grafton venue. will sail Saturday
for a short o u abroad.
To Visit in England.
Mrs. william Grif1ths. Miss Daisy
Grifffths and Mrs. @. A. Wesson, of
Avon avenue. will form a party sailing
the Cedric Saturday. They will visit
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Daughters of America Anniversary.

The fourteenth anniversary of Good
Intent Council, Daughters Of America,
will be celebrated this evening at 81
Madison street. The affair will be con-
Quoted by the welfare committee, as
sisted by Councillor H. e. Dennis, Mrs.
Jacob P. Martial, the secretary, and
Treasurer George ". Belden.
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Cross and City Deputy Mrs. Emma II.
Faith. Those on the committee include
Carrie Webel, chairman; Anna Miller,
Alice Smith, Elizabeth Slocum and
Catherine Adds.
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Eastern star Lecture.

the Church of the Redeemer, will adj
dress the members OF Radiant Chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star, at the hall.
472 Broad street, tonight. His subject
will be 1.-THE Best Loved Melodies and
Eloquence."
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Father FideIis to Have Vacation.
The Rev. Father Fidelis, O. S. B.,
assistant at ST Johns Church. In Null
berry street. will leave Sunday for a
three weeks vacation to be spent In
Philadelphia and Ridgely. Md He will
conduct the annual retreat of the Bene-
dictine sisters at their mother house at
Ridgely.
VIII Summer in G1oucester.
Mrs. Irene L. Boesch and her little
daughter. Miss Olga Boesch, of South
Sixteenth street. will spend the warm
months In Gloucester, Mass.
To Visit Relatives In Easton.
Miss Ada Maud schooley, of 21s u.s.
sex avenue. will spend the e two
weeks with relatives In Easton, Pa.
Jettcr-Whftla-
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Sidney H.
Whitla, 1872 South Twelfth street, was
the scene of a quiet wedding last night,
when their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Allen Whitla, became the bride of
Frederick w. letter. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Peter TULIP. Of
E~nglewood. formerly pastor OF the New
York Avenue Reformed Church, this
city.
The bride wore a white satin princess
gown and tulle veil. Her bouquet was
Of white roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Cora A. Whitla, who
wore white chiffon over yellow silk,
and carried m~arquerttes. Edward
Howe was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
letter left for a Southern trip. and will
be at home after September 1 at 1872
South Twelfth street.
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lays itching and irritation, destroys hair
parasites, cleanses, purifes and beauti-
fies and tends to make the hair grow
upon a clean, healthy scalp.
Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the world.
Potter DRUG a Chem. Corn. Sole Props. Boston.
Mass. nr Mailed free. 32-paee Cuticura Book.
giving description and cure Of diseases OF the skin.
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A social and euchre was held by
Roseville Conclave, Independent Order
of H~eptasophs, last evening, at 507 Or
ange street. The affair was arranged
by the social committee under Archon
Augustus Smith.
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W.
cine did not help me.
First of all there were
small white pimples
on my left hand and
I had to scratch until
the blood came. Then
they would puff up
and water would run
out. Wherever this
water would rushere
would be "
piles until my whole
left hand was a mass
NH -
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ECZEMA VICTIM
GAVE Up HOPE
After Suffering a Year with Raw,
Watery Humor on Hands and Face
Prescriptions Did Not Do a
Bit of Good Scratched Till Blood
Came and Had to Quit Work.
COMPLETELY CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

At suffered with eczema for one year
and had two Of the best doctors in
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her Fidelis 70 Have VACATION.

relatives in England, returning in Sep
TENDER.
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NEWARK MASONS
TO ATTEND LAYING
OF CORNERSTONE
Imposing Ceremony at Founda-
ton of East Oranges Pro-
posed Temple Tomorrow.

Masonic bodies of this city win be
well represented at tho cornerstone
laying of the new Masonic temple. Main
street, opposite Halsted street, East Or
ange. tomorrow afternoon. Eminent
Commander Louis j.. Burgesser. Gener-
alissimo william H. Barnet and Cap
tain-General Edwin w. Pierson will
head Damascus Commandery. Knights
Ternplar, which, with the East Orange
commandery. will act as an escort to
Grand Master Alton H. Sherman and
his staff. Among the prominent grand
lodge officers who will attend from this
city will be Deputy Grand Secretary
William D. Rutan, Grand Chaplain the
Rev. Henry r. Rose, Senior Grand Dea-
con r. D. Argue, Junior Grand Steward
J.. Edward Blackmore. Grand Sword
Bearer A.. b. LeMessena, Grand Organ
list Thomas b.. Hood and District Depu-
ties H. C. Porick and Isaac L~owenstein.
In the sir knight delegation Will be
the Rev. DR.. William H. Morgan.
Adolphe ]. P. Pionnie. Andrew N. Mo
Kinnon. Frank Tanner. Richard Red
ding, Wilson C. Ely. Dayton W. Jones.
Louis Maier. John Watering. Louis
Tinker, John P. Reed. Frank s. Bolles,
Jacob Gulick, William H. Roberts,
George Haufier, DR.. George N. Waite,
Henry W. Egner, jr. Edward Issler. J.
Crave Porter, Thomas A. Bullevant.
Frederick Schafer. John p. ContrelL.
James A. Cartright, John H Wilkins,
Emil Lenk. Arthur Reddfng, A. w.
Baldwin, C. G. Hahn. William Obner
and G.. w. Backof.
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odd Fellows, Memorial.

Odd Fellows
An annual memorial service Of the
I. o. o. F. will be held In Wallacss Hall,
Y. M. C. A. building, Sunday afternoon,
under the auspices of the Essex
county lodges. The members Will as
semble at Protection Hall, Broad and
Court streets, at 2 o'clock, and led
by Canton Essex, in command of Cap
tain Lunger, in full uniform. will pa
rade to the hall. An excellent program,
including addresses and special music,
has been arranged.
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Promoted by shampoos
with Cuticura Soap and
\ light dressings Of Cuti-
i c11ro THE traotnepf o1-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
GREELEY l. O. O. F. TEAM TAKES FIRST PRlzEpRoM
'''' ARyADA COMPETITIVE DRILL AT fAToN CELEBRATION

Eaton clpb rooms were Beautifully
decorated. and members OF the local
lodge were present all day to re-
ceive visiting lodges. On reception
committee were Mesdames +. l..
Weller. J. II. Mccall. Sam. Miller,
NJ. Lair. George YeaEy. James Gault.
Thomas IOgue. Cobhler Lon Ward
and Miss Mabel Mitchell. Over 200
Rebekahs were In town yesterday
The competitive drill work took
place In the evening at the same time
that the Rebekah program was Civ
en-. At the latter Miss Mabel Nit
chell gave the address Of welcome
and the response was given by Mrs.
Mary Goldsworthy. Mrs. ]. C. Carl
son gave reading. Miss Marie
Frater vocal solo. and E. Irving
Engle a piano solo. The balls were
given from ten to twelve at the Odd
Fellows and Woodmen's halls and
were brilliant affairs. The Odd Eel
lows hall was magnifcently deco
rated and excellent music was fur
nished. The streets were ablaze
with colored lights and as the night
was clear and warm. hundreds were
on the streets till a late hour. The
scene was such a one as the town
never witnessed before. All who at
tended expressed themselves as more
than pleased with the entertainment
provided for them.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

H. A. Morgan. plaintiii. ". Hettie Z. War
,r ner. defendant. Bummons.
Hstsis T. warner. v a"s se he dss.nd.n. Il .Soss
Y" You are : ssr.byy Ss1y required to APPEAR in
.SoSe Sston Ss sy
OF Weld county. state OF Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein within
twenty dnys alter the service hereof, i
served within thi. county; or. served
Sithin thirty d.y: alter the service
Judgment BY default viii oe taken against
pn pHa %sd .ss q S sns
IN. above entitled action. be. not served
hereof bs made out o2 this state. then ten
sspeSiif,sd sD tos .pps:t.nce and .n.xsr win
bx default ~ sioressId. "
,InnsL The said :Gsion nil r broHxht to OBTAIN a
.cribed premises. to-wit: West hall 81 the
ship north Of r.ngsG7 west Of the 9TH
Si. soSnay Sc 40, r:h q sss
capital stock Of the Meadow Island lrri:
CATION Company. and to declare plaintiff
owner Of same IN fec simple. - viii more
action to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
Iail 70 appear. and to an9wer the said
oHTqptnns"s csqnp.n 81; r. :eovs Esauir:d ths :ad
sgc,snst s y99 according to the prayer Of
Given under my hand st Greeley, in
SAID county this III 3hodHikk fix # AyHs1o AyHx1osso ILL.,
MI, Attorney Tor PlAintiif.
First publication in Qrealey Tribune
April ~. 1910; last publication. May 10.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

first prize of SIO for the best display
window. the Eaton Mercantile com,
many the second prize = Si.au ana
r 4. Duke the third prize OF 50.
The Plattedle baseball team de-
feated the Eaton boys by o score OF
10 to 5. At the Eaton high school
athletic field many athletic contests
took place. BOYS from Greeley TOOK
part in a number of the events.
The celebration was US great
success as the most enthusiastic odd
Fellow could desire The streets and
buildings were effectively decorated
and the square before the Eaton mill
was ablage with c0iors The streets
were crovlel all day with interested
visitors and the parade was the I'm
est one ever seen in Eaton. The lib
eral prizes offered for store window
caused the merchants
to vie with each other in novel and
effects The three monu-
ments. twenty-five feet high, at the
Of the main streets.
We're drapped respectively with red,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
MRS. ACSAH WATERS.
WE'LL KNOWN IN DELTA
DISTRICT, Is DEAD

WORD has been received of the
ueatn IN vancouver, Wash, of Mrs.
Acsah waters. aged forty-five. wife
OF .. X. Waters, and today Mr.. Wat
ers ana three children will arrive in
Ireeiey with Mrs. Waters body.
III Ireeiey or on ranch in the Delta
ana eighteen months ago they left
Sreeiey lor Vancouver to make their
nome. MRS. Waters death was caus-
ed by heart failure.
MRS. Waters Is survived by her
nusDand. four children. Dean, Aline
anu Eoitn. who were at Vancouver,
ana one daughter, Mrs. Maud Koch
!er, OF Fiatteville. Mrs. Waters also
had two brothers, S. F.. Mckinney
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
THREE WEDDINGS CELEBRATED
IN THE LASALLE DISTRICT
June Gives Place April Weld County Delightful Season
weddingsand Newlyweds Are Many in County

LaSalle, April 27.-One of the
prettiest weddings OF the season will
be celebrated at s o'clock tonight
when Bella Faris, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Faris. well-to-do
farmers, becomes the bride OF AL
bert Finley The Faris home is
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. An arch OF smilax across the
windows of the parlor is strewn with
apple blossoms and the bases banked
with potted plants. From the center
OF the arch swings the wedding bell
and beneath this the wedding party
will take their stand. The room is
decorated in green and white. Pink
and white is the color scheme of the
dining room. The table is garlanded
with smilax and bears pink and
white carnations.
Owing to the illness of Rev. l. A
Blackwood the ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. French of
Denver. The bridal party will have
no attendants. Miss Frances Farrar
cousin of the bride, will play the
wedding march and sing 80, Promise
Me-. The bride will wear a dainty
gown of white Persian lawn and will
carry shower bouquet of brides
roses and sweet peas.
After the ceremony a wedding SUP,
per Will be served Mrs. Fred Far.
rar and Miss Esther Ellis will assis,
at the tables and Miss Frances Far
rar will preside at the punch bowl,
The bride is charming girl apt
was formerly student in one of tn.
DenVer nigh schools She Is the SEQ
ono daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S, II
faris and her only sister is now ;
missionary in Syria. The groom 4,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Eaton, April 27,-Poudre valley
lodge No. II (Greeleyl won the hrsI
uriZe of $50 for the best degree
work at the big celebration here on
Tuesday in commemoraton OF the
ninety-first founding of odd Fellow
shin in America. Aryada lodge from
Denver won the second and third
prizes of $50 and $50 each. This
makes $500 that the Poudre valley
lodge has won within the past year
having carried of the $50 prize 80
Windsor and two 500 prizes at
Pueblo.
Estes Park lodge had 70 per cent
of its membership in the parade ana
on this showing was awarded Ihe
frst prize of SIS.
The registration committee OF the
Rebekah lodge had not completed Its
work at noon today and the prizes
have not been awarded. They VII!
he announced tomorrow. The Delta
lodge (Fort Collins eNemplided the
degree work of the lodge.
The association accepted the iuyi-
tation extended by the Denver lodges
10 meet with them next year The
invitation came as a complete sur
prise to many as Denver is not of the
association, but the invitation was
gladly accepted by the Poudre Valley
lodges
George Yeagy was awarded the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

ts4) Township Sly 8 Nor.hs, Noris
Ave {65j West OF the 1., sit.r
County. Colorado: toSs.plls; s,c1
N.v Gacbe la Poudre lrIg
pany; Eight ~ sh ires eposSr. v
Stock OF the Cache "a ~
Company; and tirht Sod
CsDital Stock OF the ~. ~
lrri9ntiug Company; anu II
ths Pleasant Valley ana
fStsrair: all ditch, resel.v'n,s
richts subject to l9loassess..s
are to be paid BY the passTnsb "
also right from East n'sntJ sso,,ntJ
farm; and subject 10 uJ slo
taxes levied in 1916 sna nH,nns.
ie.se for 1910 to u; U. s.opi
Rinck 40. City OF GreeIes
Eniorado: Tor the purpo~
debts OF this said es."it =, from y
Appearing to the Cour' ,,,,,youp1s
that proper and lesa. a.orr,iou 4
the sale OF all or a po''
s,s.,s. Nas Therefore. i; is ~ ~
Court that Nancy 4 al
BENJAMIN f. Woodru"'a 'ases3s
Who are heirs OF said aE,nr, M j
appear before SAID y e he civ
room Of SAID Court ~ ra. ..,ld, u
County and state slore,th. y, III.
oay cyIonL o. I'm in The forenoon Of 'u al
o ciorh ~ ~, Wv chow cause, ~
S why order should no' m w
ing the said Ben ,psn nj nvhoka
~ said real estate as ll'fs q I'D
the purposes specllie'ua that ID
ut il Il Further Orde,rreaa. =, "Icur
published Tor at Len ien''r 'rr,uua
weeksin the Greeley y,ublishtd
pubiic newspaper p"0"
County.
by e. tai ii. BRADFlELOc, c,,sss rS
first publication IN ooabIic
Aprii 2sth, 1910; last y
18th, 1910
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB Is
FORMED AT EVANS SCHOOL

Because OF the fact that they
found East Evans school closed
down because of a single case OF an
infectious disease which prevailed
there. Supt. L. II. Harrison and Prof
Netherton of the Agricultural col
lege, who are making their trips
about Weld county at this time form
ing bops and girls cubs. were IN
able to address the pupils Of that
institution yesterday as they had in
tended
They did, however, speak before
the Evans school and the enthusiasm
which marked their reception was
most gratifying to them.
Toda ythey go to Windsor. on
FRIDAY next Prof. Netherton will 20
TO trinidad for a couple OF days to
form several clubs in that vicinity
and will return to Weld county the
first of next week
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
Fs Park Has Seventy Five Per Cent Membership IN
sociation Will Meet With Denver Next --1eagyI
Window Best-Eaton Ball Team Downed

white and blue, the subot !
lodge colors. with the purpe
white of the cantons and W.
mink and green of the Re0
From the top OF each mol b
aoated large flags, The day vi
feet with no wind and with
sunshine In the open and cool
j, NJ. Norman, one OF the
known odd Fellows in the
gave an interesting address
afternoon to a large and att
gathering He spoke OF the
ing OF odd Fellowship in Bali b
my 81 years ago of wh4
fraternity stands for, the good
done in America. and the d
fourishing condition OF the
He complimented Excelsior !
No. III tEatonl on its growt
on the hospitality which II Id
tended to the visitors.
Throughout the day music
furnished by the Eaton. Fort
Inns. Lafayette and Loveland
The Rebekah headquarters Il
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
FORTNiGHTLN APPRECIATES
WORK DONE BY THE TRIBUNE

In appreciation OF the effort which
was made by the Tribune TO iusull
an interest among the citizens OF
Weld county in the excellent musical
attractions of the Fortuightly club
during the season past, that organs
2ation has sent the following note
of appreciation 10 this paper:
To the Greeley Tribune:
The Fortnightly Musical club eN-
tends thanks to the Greeley Tribune
for the interest shown and help Civ
en- during the concert course which
has just come to a successful close.
April %. 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

w. E, Gillespie returned today
from Few days trip to his ranch
near Goodrich. Mr.. Gillespie has 100
acres east OF Jackson lake. three
miles from Goodrich. He is putting
IN barley. alfalfa, potatoes, corn and
broom corn this year, Mr. Gillespie
says the Burlington surveyors are
Cahped at Goodrich. The Union
rac'nc nave located their lie across
tne northeast corner OF Mr.. Giles
PIE ranch and the Burlington sur
vey runs across northwcs corr.r
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
TAXES WILL BE RAISED
DOUBLE WHAT THEY HAVE
BEEN IN COUNTY OF Weld
Assessors Will Act Within the Law But
as Custom Forbids, and Will Raise the
Valuation to Complete Cash Value
and Not One Third as Heretofore.
II YOU have coin prepare to shed il now

II to ii y
County Assessor \. Il. Fischer +
of
Weld county at least twice "h" they have been in the
10 tax the 4
Throughout the
made which
onefourth
tion has prevailed thus I
Mr. Fischer
is Nv
said to he city /
There the he /
al
double backed by
which
being made In
=
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
EsTRAY ADvERTIsEMENT.

Notice 10 hereby given 70 whom it may
concern that the following described
Lapton, CoIorado' .. or sSeat April 10Th,
1910. To wits One bay horse. weight
1000 ibs.. ,.hopt ten y:sr: old. ..ar :. i1 i1
left shoulder. Said animal being
unknown to this Board, uniees
sio S ns1 On % II Ss0rs :ed s.
Board Tor the benefit Of tho owner when
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INsPEC-
Denver. Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

ahu Wiiilam NJ. Mckinney. n, ror,
Coillns. who were in Greeio, ros
70 meet the funeral party ~, oa"y
rival. Other relatives ubo on us ar
Greeley to attend the .aine 70
which will be made ei,hon n'erneht'
Mr. and " Mr. r'atteville cemetery we're
Hattie Git liz a, NJ, Waters and Miss
Emma rn Mnna OF Fort Collins. Mrs.
and Miss Iaee; Rnae; Mrs. o. X. Kenzier
Bor ""'e' all or Wind
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
AT ZTTA GETS
HIS COMMISSION FROM n

Zita. April 27.--Postmaster Tup.
lin at Zita has received his commits.
sion from the federal authorities and
is now handling Uncle Sans mail
Tor the prosperous little town. Zita
Is on the boom. The other day her
enterprising citizens decided that
they wanted school district and SO
voted.
Houses are going up in the town
ana now that the people are able to
get their mail In good time there IL
every indication that Zita will be one
OF the hourishing communities OF
the county
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

IN THE CoUNTY.OOURT IN PRoBATE
In the msttsr oi ihe estate D. Of William d.
Woodruff, Deceased.
Order 70 show cause on Petition for Sale
Of Heal Estate.
This matter coming on 10 BE- hoard on
ssti nstiton IAN az Of Apr,L D. isio. Hpon t4s
Woodruff. 'Xdministrstor Of ssiS state.
Tor The sale oi the .ioiiovias% % desorl6sd
~ Vs'ir y sn:iss:1 S: Hsfsss... 3:
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
DIR. \. G. MCAIN Is
LYING At DEATHS DOOR

Anit. April 21.-Dr. A. c. Mccain
IS lying at the point OF death at St
Luke's hospital in Denver with ap-
pendicitis. His wife is at the bed
SIDE. At noon today it was stated
that DR.. Mccain is somewhat i'm
proved but that there is still but
small chance of his recovery.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

mr. and Mrs. p. B. Marr and
daughter, Miss Minnie. of Boulder
were In Greeley Tuesday on their
way nome from their ranch near
heota. where they have been ON n
business trip. Mr. and Mrs. w NJ
MARI or Boulder were also In the
parry Mrs. Marr went to Roulder
today and Mr.. Marr went TO the
ranch W '"e