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The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
10th Speedy and EGcctivc

This indicates the action OF Foley
Kidney Pills as s. Parsons hatN''
creek. Mich, illustrates; nav
noon afflicted with n severe case
typsney and bladder trouble ior Wu!en
! fouud no relief until used foiSE
Is{Fney Pills. These cured me Gu
tirely of all my ailments W.
tr,ubled with backaches ana seN''e
shooting pains with annoyins uil-
,,ry Irregularities. The steady US,
-, Foley's Kidney Pills rid me Oh M
nv former troubles. They nave III,
nigbest recommendation. Soio W
clark 4 Faulkner.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Greeley Readers are Learn
ing the Duty of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys

Scores of Greeley Readers are Learn
ing the Duty of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills
follow;
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all
Greeley people endorse our claim.
August Anderson, 1925 Thirteenth
street, Greeley, Colo, says l hold
as high an opinion of Doan's Kidney
Pills today as when I publicly rec
commended them in September, l9Os
was subject to attacks of backache
for long time and l was convinced
that this trouble was caused by dis
ordered kidneys. When Doan's k1d-
ney Pills were brought to my atten-
ton, | procured supply at the CHI
bert Drug Co. and the great relief
obtained from their use convinced
me OF their great value. 1t is nearly
a wear since | last had occasion TO
use Doan's Kidney Pills and during
that time | have been in good
health.
For sale by all dealers, Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
, New York. sole agents for the Unit
, ed States.
Remember the name -Doan's-
. | and take no other.
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PIONEER LATERAL MOVED ::

:. One of the earliest laterais .
:. to be built in the colony, which =
:. has furnished water for the =
:. ranch now owned by John G. :
:. Clarkson for the last 81 years, :.
:. is being moved today by large :
:. force OF men. y
:. The ranch is located In the :.
:. Delta and was first owned by ::
:. DR.. w. G.. Welch, one OF the :.
:. pioneers. The lateral was built =
= in the early days and ran =
:. through the farm. 1t is now i
!. being moved on the section line. :
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24
GRAPE AND VIRGINIA
OHLIrLE CATERPILLAR

MOS MOS o.. us l.'v noticed dark
a.oara, n.y., .'"."Es ON the Virginia
creepei 41a grape Vines. Tbny emf
the iea y, haN.u2 them tn a ragged
anu vi --''F "u".llou. When the
eaterpillaTs are mmrous. consider
able injury is ou.u DONE TI" ,7roo, "os.
undesirable feature O, their nrosancs nee
on the vines is the dift thar tboS,
produce and the Disgusting nstnro
OF their sorirty DD'o'' Z
The parents OF these c,ter,,,,rs
are beout.iul larA moths measmr-
ing a litilo moro rhau an inch from
UP 10 uP OF Oh" wings, when these
are spfead. There are eight con-
spicuou5 white OF light yellow spots
on the wings Two spots are ON
each OF the four wings. The moths
are commonly known as the eight
spotted forester. In Colorado the
moths may be seen flying in the day
time, during May, and again in early
August Each Of these broods laws
eggs and the caterpiIlars are com
mon during July and again during
September
A closer examination of the cater.
pillars reveals quite beautiful mark.
ings. The ground color is brownish
of bluish. There are fine cross line.
OF whit and dark brown or black
Besides these there are a few broader
red line and quite distinct blacl
dots or the rings Of the body. WheI
young, the caterpillars have a lon,
spine on the posterior end. Tn,
full grown caterpillars are about a,
inch and a half long.
When the caterpillars have reach
ed their full size, they descend t
the ground and make slight cocoon
in rotten wood or just under the SUI
face OF the ground, where the
transform into brown chrysalids.
Where one has only few vine
about the house or in the gardeI
one of the best methods OF contro
ling the caterpillars is hand pickint
They may be knocked OFF into a pa
contairiHg q little kerosene or h,
water. The moths continue to /;
eggs for two or three weeks, so
will b. necessary to so over Il
vines . number of times. The be
remedy, however, is the use of son
arsenical Paris green is the mo
readily obtained at any drug sto
and may be used at the rate of o
pound Of Paris green TO a hundr
gallons OF water. Where a smt
quantity only Is needed, but tt
spoonful in half bucket of wal
and spray over the vines, If sp1
pump Is not to be had, dip n VIII
broom in the mixture and spattel
over the leaves Care must be tai
to keep the. Paris green well mi
with the water The best remedy
arsenate of lead used in the sa
way and at about three times
strength of Paris green. 1t Is
always easily obtained, however.
If one is afraid Of the use
poison, a good substitute is py
thrum, or common insect powder,
the rate of an ounce TO a gallon
water,
S. ARTHUR JOHNSON
/ Colorado Agricultural College, +
collins.
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Pierce

The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Lindsay Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. C. Stander and children
left Wednesday afternoon for a
months visit with relatives and
friends at Louisville. weeping Water
and Nehawka. Nebraska. Mr.
Stander accompanied them as far as
La Sale.
w. l.. Winkler spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at home.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the NJ f. church next "Wednesday
evening instead OF Thursday.
Thanksgiving music will be suns
and n Thanksgiving sermon will be
delivered
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kerst,y

Mrs. Patrick Cleburne has been
called to Kansas City by the death
OF her sister.
MIR. DuXbury has peen appointed
agent here. He has been stationed
at Bennett and arrived here last
week with his family.
On account of his intention oil
soon leaving Kersey, Lem Flint re-
signed last Friday from the town
board.
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Gill

J. A. Lussier spent Saturday In
Greeley
C. e. Snodsrass went to Farmers
Spur Saturday.
The social and bazaar given by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Bethel
church in the Gill and Decker hall
Friday evening was we'll attended
and was a great success. The sum
of $50 was raised for church work.
A program was rendered and sale
OF fancy articles held. Lunch was
also served and a good time report
ed. There were 150 present
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

For Sale-16O acre homestead
near Carr. House, stable. well, part
plowed, 10 acres wheat, fenced. fine
location. $1,000 for quick sale.
1000 acres decided land. $40 per
acre. Will take property or irrigat-
ed land for part. Milt Warner, Carr.
Colo
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sato of Ohio. city Of roiedo Lucas

state of Ohio. city OF Toledo, Lucas
county. SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the hrm or r.
/ Cheney & Co, doing business in the
Citv Of Toledo. County and state afore-
said and that said firm will pay the
sum u ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
each and every case Of Catarrh tnat
cannot be cured by the use of Hail :
CatnFrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and suoscrlpeu
g., my presence. this 9th day OF pecem-
Der, A. d. 1886
fSr1D Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nnIly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
n. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price I5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consu-
nation.
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NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
Eaton

Mr.. White, the father of X. J. ana
Otis White, is seriously i'll at the
home of the latter Because of his
advanced age, fears are entertained
for his recovery.
NJ. S. Losey went to Denver on
business trip today
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day. ""Hls aatur-
Ihe me ladies Ala gave u dime socIoI
a. the DaFs"naa. There wcro '1, "
large number wau rrror,a were we're a
'er'"'Hi.'D' an' rorshmcnts
The Greeley tribune., 1910-11-24

year as they were in this county the
past summer.
Another meeting will be held here
on November 25.-Fort Collins Ex-
press.
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rdneatos on Program, sHi"

,,,,cstors on froS
aa'as sa'sators will have "a q
s,,ce su+t' in the ,ooopncc oGI0rppc
l'si and COLLEGE conference as ot
xovsnser 'Ts s5 and d. 70 At
n colorado at B0piag,, y n,,,n
c,rter, :, Gordon Las,n snn
.,,,' Wv members OF the
,,,nt committees 10,
''asnd that the generai
,psI me- make recommended
rping college en'ra''Nf ns biph
,.rs, .ns cooperation of hisn n
sry schools courses s,,o ths ne
snIlsr matters, while ta' 'ne
mIttess will discuss val, :,
Methods NJ, and sources r,,l o. !
s,sh school subjects Ihe he
,mittee consists of the
~ arrangements appoint,
s.,sreuce, !. the high school
n the university and oil
~, who represent various
interests and points oil
special committee con, con,
I. university teacher ana
kool and college teachers u,
1 Ar as feasible by ioeali-
,,it,te the holding of the
Zach Of these committees
nulttee on athletics Is to
tentative form, a section
La high school manual.
q material is TO be discus
,,ons and as a whole by
ulersnCe; II is TO be the
= that conference. The
membership of the com
u follows;
pnnittee on college and
bol relations-james II.
n. f. Carter. Charles p.
D. A. Cockerell. Law
tole, Ira NJ, DeLong, c, b.
h. Fletcher, V, A. c. Hen
ke L. Hess. Oliver C. Les
\ Norlin, Edward 5. Par
bn NJ. Shafer, Frank E.
| Chairman, James +.
committee on Latin and
eise Chase, Milo G. Der
IMAM, A. H. Dunn, John
George Norlin. Louise S.
lnnittee on German,
Dhh-Rose Afolter. C,
n ]. Cagwin, Margaret
~. Kaboth. NJ. Alice
N c. Newland, Grace
Sveringen tChairman)
nnittee in English, Eng
afe, debating, dramatics
". Dearing, John S. Nc
afmanl, NJ. d. Morton
Parsons, Celia A. Sails.
a X. WOhlford.
committee on history
nomics-otto Dubach, C
T. H, Nerten, II. P. shep.
e F. Willard tChairman)
i''ee on matheinII'
burger Ira NJ. DeLnnc
> spsteen, L. G. Cor,
ara "a j. Hickox or,ill,
Ward, W, f. Lady
'Vll''l''ee W, on physics
/ G,aysiosraphgi Ccorg,
T. Waite E dot, Phil,
\. DaFyln' Charles l. Hays
,a', IL. V. Ks9ucr. J. "
s'ef C. Lester (Chair
nam a. Aahln, William Trip
Sun,'''ee on biology, bot
!, physical geography,
Bethel, 7. D. A. Cock
'nan), c P. Gillette
fasler. NN"'eiuer
"nmi,tee on Commor,,a,
.lr \, art subjects Charlie.
= '. "! A, C, Henmon, Char ar
E. .'chairman), S. Arthu.
.''fy A Ruger. charle
=. 4lll''ee u on athletics.
Ti',,' seOrge NorlIn, II. p
b,,s ",,Ilnn a H. Smiley (chair
P'se F. spelser. '0"'''
I % e't load at Gil
What Is saia
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[t* Tox SUNDAY

sED o' Postmas'- !.
Z, S't has received .n3- n0- ):
(h'sE ,s postmaster ter, sgl' tbe ::
s,'linsto',n, 3 onto to 4sSp oo Sum- ars !:
n here !, ,a sI'',a ,eaon'ormI5y 1o =:
s ',,Ips n made l.',iops in Ctl,p, !:
!, a:,.,,l s1''s 'so,.as; so;,.5s5 S3s'.:So' .oa'
En- ,'s''' sf the population !. !:
Ren Rae rnlIng goes into e' :.
4 sunday. :. !. :. ). :. :. :
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Z, '''ee c on athletics
wiI,,.eO "eOrge NorlIn, II. p.
,rss ns''p'A a H Smiley Cchair-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
GENERAL SALES MANAGER
W NTED

Salary, sl0O 10 $3.50. allowed monthly.
Increasing sales of our product necessi-
tates our opening distributing office in
unOccupled territory. We desire mana
ger with clean record. acquainted, with
$500 TO $1,000 cash, 10 carry initial ac-
count The return OF this money Sc
cured to you; position permanent: Of
flee and other expenses allowed. F. G.
jain. general manager. ola First Ma
tional bank, Omaha, Neb.
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TWO young men. between the ages
Of 10 ana rs, for collection work; must
have bicycles and be familiar with res
idencs section OF city. good position
for bright boy. Call al 50s-7 Herald
Bldg. Monday.
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GOOD statesmen FOR Utah, Idaho,
Wyoming. Montana and Nevada 10 sell
groceries direct to consumers. An ex-
ergetie hustlers TO build up a large.
permanent business. When writing,
state territory desired. Write or call
az once. American Wholesale Grocery
Co, Tao State St. Box 5sz, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
MEN wanted, age Is to IS. for fire
men, 500 monthly. and brakemen' See'
on nearby raildOads; experience I'M
necessary; no strike; promotion TO en-
gineers, conductors. Railroad employ
ing headquarters-over 500 men sent 70
positions monthly. state age SEND
stamp. Railway Association. care Her
aid Republican
WHY not sell instantaneous gasoline
lighting systems2 Make Sz5O 70 s4OO
Der month Cheapest and most pow
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and commercial lighting Anyone can
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men Gloria Light Co. 11s0 Washing
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WANTED-Wn make fsrst-ciass
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immaterial; find positions, too. free;
place thousands; placed pupil Septems
Der al 42s weekly; perhaps can place
YOU. too. save this and write J. III.
Goodwin, Expert Accountant room sci,
1915 Broadway. New York.
WANTED-Dodd. Mead & %. desire
a representative who win give full or
ei sls S lawyers. doctors ana other
edncAied men aye invited 70 commuEi-
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they act ON the system like steam
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4 2S5. Denver, Colo 100
COUNTY representative for success
hand vacuum carpet cleaner. Sells for
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LIVE man In each community to own
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nfF.N--Learn automobile business;
,,rea1 demand for skilled help we teach
Sose al home, furnish auto model; gel
yo.l SIS weekly job: make siv weeki3
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ssz. Rochester. n. 4.
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AGENTs-The biggest money maker
ever known. The improved 1911 Can
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Will reyOlutionize lighting methods.
Burns air instead OF money. SIX
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Saves 70 per cent oil. No trimming
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OUR startling new inventions: Sax
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Write today. Manager A. Schulz. 2Ss
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AGENTS make 500 per cent selling
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Sullivan Co. 1924 Van Buren, St. Chi
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AGENTS in each town TO sell attrac-
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bldg
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ABLE-BODlED men wanted Tor the
u : marine corps. between the ages
OF I9 and IS: must be native born or
nave first papers. monthly pay SO 10
SOS. additional compensation possible /,
food, clothing, quarters and medical
can retire with IS per cent of pay and
allowances: service on board ship and
ashore in all parts of the world APP
ply al II. ;. Marine Corps Recruiting
office New Windsor Hotel. I'd So. and
Main streets. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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LADIES: Write for free beauty book
let learn how TO become lovely in a
natural and inexpensive way. FRED
eriek stanton Co., New York city, n \.
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$4,000 To $4,000 yearly in the real
estate business. without capital. We VIII
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WHY not sell instantaneous gasoline
lighting systems? Make $3.50 10 $500
Der month. Cheapest and most pow
erfuI light known 10 science for home
and commercial lighting Anyone can
install and operate them. Exclusive
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men Gloria Light Co. 1IsO Washing
ON Blvd chicago. 7 l29
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PERSONAL.

HEIRS wanted at once $4,000 estates
seeking claimants, you may be one
fsrfs In free Booklet 80. Send &c
stamp International Claim Agency.
11i-tsbl1re pa. T 1877
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LADIES. Send for our elegant china
ware and crOckery specials also terms
anf sample offers. Just what You
want Write today. Jersey Central
COOKERY & supply Co, Gutenberg
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STRICTLY MODERN 6-ROOI
BRICK HOUSE RANGE. ELECTRIC
LIGHT, BATHROOM. FIREPLACE
AND FURNACE. ON EAST BENCH.
ONE BLOCK FROM Mt OLIVET CAR
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OR 5-roon house. partly furnished.
big yard; 4 snap II rented at once. ga
South sth East
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SOCIETIES.

ARGENTA LODGE No. 3. F. and A.
M.-Regular meetings held al Masonic
fempIe. corner second East and First
South, the first Thursday of each month
Members OF sister lodges and soJourn-
ing brethren cordially invited 10 at
tend. II. T. CkAGEE. w. M
81. q. PHILIPS. Secretary.
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MEN wanted, age IS to IS. for fire
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on nearby rsildoads; experience I'M
necessary. no strike promotion 10 en-
CHEERS conductors. Railroad employ
ing headquarters-over 500 men sent 70
positions monthly. State age; send
stamp Railway Association. care Her
aid Republican.
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LOsT-Bundle OF ehiid's clothes on I
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WANTED-Great scarcity of tele-
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companies OF America are short fully
10000 telegraphers We can qualify
young men and ladies in a few months
and place them at $40 to $50 per month
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WANTED-Wnl make fsrst-ciass
boo<keeper OF you in SIX weeks for IS,
or return money. distance. experience
immaterial; find positions, too. free;
Mace thousands; placed pupil Septem-
her Z at S2s weekly; perhaps can place
you. too. save this and write ]. II.
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1915 Broadway. New York
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F.OsT-Friday, on South Temple car,
ons linen shirt waist pattern, partly
s-,hroidered. Finder please telephone
MAN 54l1. or return 20 70 Il Ell. Reward
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-OsT-Ring with amatrice or Utah
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n Reward. Return 20 IA East 1th
sonth. Bell phone 4T4SL-
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WANTED.
SITUATIONS.

IF YOU can read and write and are
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Offices 335, Chicago.
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,fr.1--T.ea earn automobile business;
,-rsa1 demand for skilled help We teach
$3.50 AZ home. furnish auto model. get
yyos1 SIS weekly job: make $40 weekly
while learning. Rochester Auto school,
s2z. Rochester. n. 4.
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AGENTS WANTED-PHILADEL-
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

WANTED-DOdd. Mead e %. desire
a representative who win give full or
part tine in each city and county.
Ciergymen. lawyers. doctors ana other
educated men are lnNited 70 co1nnitEl-
care with us fInm sdiatesv. The reward
Is generous and me work pleasant. Ad-
dress podd. Mead 4 Co.. rs S. Main
ST Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

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They act ON the system like Steam
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