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The bee., 1910-02-17
& \. Ticket Office Robbed at Evans.
vile.

g. 'nsville, Ind, Feb. 16.-
,ars broke into the ticket
Is, of the Louisville and Nash
Railroad Company in the
'ger station in Fulton ave-
Arly last night and stole $62
snoney.
ticket Office was closed at
me, but there were scores
sengers In the building.
nee was gained by break
ne of the windows. The
- have no clew.
The bee., 1910-02-17
one 81 the Worst.

One Of the worst bores in the world
is the man who goes around com
planning because he had a chance to
get an education and didn't.
The bee., 1910-02-17
Marninn.

81 understand he has gait drinking"
yes; he has seen great light"
"a great lighty
"His nose in the looking glass"
The bee., 1910-02-17
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Can 1t be that the reason the physi-
clans are now advising cold air treat
ments is because we have had too
much hot air treatment?
The bee., 1910-02-17
Liaht Enouah.

taking any physical culture nowi
"Just light exercise
"Of what natureY
Turning on the electric light"
The bee., 1910-02-17

Because She Was . Woman.
at is the only way"
what isT'
'sMine."
The bee., 1910-02-17
Collaboration.

Collaboration.
'You are sure these sausages were
raised in the countryw
"Oh yes" said the waiter.
Nothing connected with them
raised In town."
"Only the price"
The bee., 1910-02-17
LODGES.

FfMasonic Lodge-E. w. Turner,
No. 54S meets LIST. and 3rd. Fridays
in each month.
g. J. PHILLrPs, Sec.
Victoria Lodge, No. "a, K. of p.
The bee., 1910-02-17
Had His pouhta.

Y "Your wife Is one Of Ewes daugh-
ters."
Think sor'
'Of course she ="
'sHer clothing bin wouldn't indicate
The bee., 1910-02-17

On lnstallments.
''He has succeeded In getting Miss
Blossom all to himself"
''He has been trying to get her ear
all evening"
"What forT' s,.la
''To ask for her hand"
The bee., 1910-02-17

-Is the editor inY' asked tie peck
-I1e is," said the o1ics boy. -step
right fn.' Y ~ sstS So
: Aoh. no." said the poct Il think IN
can again some time when be isn't In"
The bee., 1910-02-17

sDoes 1t take al your dme to earn
q liyingT
''Yes."
"Then what's the good in having a
living IL you have no time to use lit"
The bee., 1910-02-17
Vindieat.d.

indicated.
Nothing pays"
''Thank you"
"For wbatY
1.-THE implied compliment"
"HowY
Measured by that, l am some con-
siderable"
The bee., 1910-02-17

Women and Business.
aank heaven women have no bush
habits-G. B. Shaw.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24

Wanted. - Young men and ladies
to attend the West Florida Bust
ness College, Mariana, Fla. Ex-
perienced Teachers, thorough
work, first class advantages.
]. r. McGeachy has just re-
ceived large shipment of shoes
from which any one can be fitted
and at prices to suit your pocket
book. Call and see us before
buying.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24

The following is the w. c. L.
u. program for Nov. goth;
Temperance doxology.
Prayer by Mrs. Coleman. d,
Scripture reading by Presl-
dent: Mark 1913, She hath
done what she could"
Hymn by audience.
Reading by Mrs. Occie Daniel.
Why every town needs a w. G.
T. u, prepared and read by Mrs.
Josie Daniels.
Duet by Mrs. Jones and Miss
Fannie Grim.
Business, Roll call, reading of
minutes, etc.
Singing, Il am thine, o, Lord.
Dismissed by temperance BEN
ediction. a.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24
Literary Society Program.


Following is the program for
the Literary Society of the Chip,
ley High School, Friday after
ternoon at 2 o'clock, November
18th:
Thanksgiving Song, by all.
Responsive Reading, by all.
History of Thanksgiving day,
by Dallas Bass.
Recitation, by Miss Gussie
Farrior.
Instrumental Solo, by Miss
Nellie Williams.
Recitation, by Miss Myrtis
Langston.
Essay on Thanksgiving, by
Miss Nella Wells.
Instrumental Trio, by Misses
Vivian and Lucy Daniel and Luz
Gle Collins.
Debate Subject---Resolved
that the death penalty for crime
should be abolished. Affirma-
tive, by Miss Bertha Daniel and
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24

For Sale.-A 7 room bungalo
with plenty porch room-mod-
ern in every respect. All cash
or part cash and balance easy.
For particulars write Box 81,
Chipley, Fla. Reason tor sell
ing, gong west.
Good people, do not buy your
fence until you investigate the
Dunn Coleman Co. line. They
have it and the first people to
give you the lowest possible
price They honestly deserve
your business and you should
give it to them.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24

Everybody goes to ]. r. Nc
Geachy's to get shoes. They
wouldn't do this, if they didn't
get just what they want. sou
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1910-11-24

Lester Gamer; negative, by Miss
Laura Mae Fender and Nat
Washington.
Vocal Duet, by Miss Lottie AL
ford and Pauline Williams.
Decision of judges.
Instrumental Solo, by Miss
Chloe Newman.
Adjournment.
All are cordially invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
Shaw Walker Filing De.
vices. Macy Sectional
Book Cases
We Are Exclusive Agents

-sbaw-Walker Filing Devices bring office system down
to the most scenic-and yet most simple-bass. They
require less space, make filing easier accomplish the
work in a practical and efficient manner and with
less labor and represent most economical outlay.
THEY'RE indorsed and preferred the largest CONNER
cial establishments in the country. They're the best
filing devices for any office Outfits of size for any
need Estimates of cost upon request
Every book owner, whether of an office or nome IL
brary will find in the Macy cases many i'm
provements over other makes Most artistic; highest
in quality best in construction Prices not higher than
less desirable lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-09
WANT SCHOOL HousE RuILr

VIVA, Cal, Jan. S.-Citizens here are
indignant because the trustees have
taken no steps to build a new school
house, although the bond election car
ried several months ago. The bonds
have been sold and are now drawing
interest The labor element is espe-
cially aroused.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
AUTOS AND CARRIAGES TO
he DECORATED IN PARADE

Though the list OF speakers has
NOT been completed 1t has already
been announced that Governor Shat
roth Will be one OF the speakers OF
Tho day. The date, June 10. marks
the anniversary OF the turning of
water into No. ditch here, the
birth OF upland irrigation in the
vest. Plans are rapidly being per-
'ected by the committees in charge
for proper celebration of the event
In the general parade there Will
be all the pioneers, all the orders.
all citizens who care to partake
therein. and automobiles and other
equipages.
The parade will occupy most of
tbs morning. AT noon there will be
a picnic dinner in the park. One
ar moro bands will furnish the music
Tor the occasion.
AT ! O'Clock in the afternoon there
Will be band concert. Following
this there Will be speeches. The list
has only been partially completed
but II has been decided now that
Governor Shafroth and Senator
Dslph Carpenter viii talk. the latter
on irrigation.
Mayor Houston will preside.
There VIII be music by the pio-
nsers and which will be led by
oliver Howard
There will likewise be music by
children of pioneers.
1t is urged that everybody in Gree
ley and Weld county send to b. d.
S1born of Greeley the names and
pSosent addresses OF all those who
ever lived in Greeley. These viii
be filed away and when the invita-
tkons are printed they viii. every one
OF them. be sent an invitation.
The date marks the anniversary
OF the beginning of upland irrigation
~ water was first turned into No. ,
ditch on June 10. 1870.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
HiyillAndlAke

The Farmers Union held an open
meeting Saturday evening in the
Oleson hall in Mead. Mr.. Taylor OF
Boulder gave a very interesting talk
concerning the benefits derived from
the union.
Prof. w. +. Reid OF Platteville
and Miss Des Jardins attended the
exercises OF the closing OF Prof S.
d. Reid's school Friday evening.
They took supper at Fairview.
Miss Armstrong left Saturday af-
ternoon for her home in Eaton.
Rufus Mead and wife are expected
to arrive from New Mexico for n
visit with his mother when his
school closes
Prof Redman's school in Mead
closed Friday evening after very
successful term.
Mr.. Millner Of Mead is having n
livery barn built in Mead
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
VI. Il. q. tND e.. \. Il. MAKE
PLANS FOR THEIR MEE,TN

" r c. will meet at the Odd F
lows hal. sunday morning next at
O'Clock They will march thence 9
the opera house where they will il
with The C A, Il. in services to p
held at l0-45 O'Clock Saturday Al
ternoon, May 2Sth, the w. h. c. "
meet in the police magistrates on
in the city han to make wreaths f.
the purpose OF decorating the gravt
All who bring flowers are request
TO have them in the hall by s o'clo
Monday morning. This. by order c
Mary f. Norcross, corps preside
and Isabella Rienks. corps secretar
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
rERtECrING PIONEER
DAY PLANS HERE

r To perfect the arrangements !
y for the pioneer meeting In this !
+ city on June 10 the seven mem ::
r bers OF the executive commit !
) tee OF the organization met ut i
y the home OF Mrs. Calvin Ran ::
y dolph last Saturday night. As !
= was announced in the Tribune !
= tho other day. II ia the hope OF i
r the committee not Only to have ::
!. . pioneer celebration but to ]
= make the day home coming !
= affair for all those who ever /
+ lived in this city and for this j
r reason it is urgently requested !:
r that the names OF all those who :;
:. ever lived in Greeley and their ::
r present addresses be sent to b. !:
y ID. Sanborn. II is desired that !.
\ all who ever lived here come to :.
:. Greeley on June 10th. U. q. !.
= Russell OF the committee on :.
:. the parade will present the !.
:. question tonight to the direc- =
:. tors of the Commercial club. :.
y G. h, Carter. with Mr.. Russell. :.
: A. y. Woodbury. and IL. c. Wat :.
r. son, chairman. compose "A COM y
+ mittee. Will perfect arrange =
+ ments among the school children !.
= for their part in the parade. :.
!. + :. :. = !. + = :. :. !. :. !. :. = :
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
COMPLETE L. r. BRANCH
IN JULY Is ENPECTATION

Work on the Fort Collins branc
OF the Union Pacific has progress,
so rapidly that the line is expect.
to be completed by July. away ahea
OF the time scheduled The branc
Will connect Fort Collins and IL
Denver & Northern line at the n.
station OF Dent. Three new ST
tions have been established betwe,
Fort Collins and Dent AS soon d
the branch is finished, they will l
plated and christened full fiedse
towns. Dent will be thriving ton
before the end of the year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
D s. uudia VIZ sl-S-67.

'D 81 Undia VIZ sl-S-67
Robert /. Gear and Harvey
Weaver TO julius F. u. Bollo " l.
s75. Lots II and 10 blk 40 "a
Roys Addition 20 New keota.
stephen Helps 10 Ralph J. fNA'
and RAY r. Mack Q c ID. s35. g.
acre IN NEA 6-5-66
Henry l.. Buchert TO Mrs. knn
Buchert W d $3.50 Lots 3,
G. z Blk Num-
Northwestern Land \ Iron G
Gcorre Gray W u. 500. Lot
BIN 4S Nnuken
Northwestern Land n Iron c.
u NJ Brown w n sli6.25. lot
%. g&. g4. g5. 90 Blk 80 Millik.r
Robert l.. Gear to Vivian NJ. Hr
warth w. 4. $50 Lots II AM
Blk S5 Leroy Addition to Ne'
keota
Keota Land 4 Towusite Co. q
Mrs Maud Howarth w. u. SITS, Hi
% LcR0y's Addition to New n 1u
Burton n Sauhorn 10 U, S. W.
erman W. ID $500 ny SE1
$3.50. except ] and "a acres,
A. A Evans and wife to Jane
Boone W. y Sl50 Lot 6 BIN
Num-
CIyde f Williams TO Clara n
w ID $925o NV u l
G-6i
Alfred Crcbbin to Harry T. e.
tor w. u $500 NEA 2S-S-5T
The Voorhees, Real Estate Co. g,
Harry T. Proctor q c, d. $40. NJ
2S-S-55.
Z. c Pollock 90 c. L. Wright "
D. 81 SW1, NWA 22-5-65.
Antonio Lopez TO Warren II. r s.
sell W d Sg5 Lots l3 and II Dill
8 East side Addition to Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
s.. Z. =, =. :, :. :. =. : :. : :, , = =
: EFAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS ,
!. .. =, :, 4. :. : y = = = = " -
Furnished daily bv the Weld COUNT
Ahsrarr a Investment Go.
Nav is. 1910

NIaaA ~ Af''
Charles r. Clark and hgTugIl r.
Vu TO John B. Nack,ey w. ID. Ng,e.,
Lots g8 and % Blk . clark " nun
Addition 90 keTsey.
Ned Boles and Alma boles 10 4. .'
smith. otto Olesou and Gus uleson
W. ID. s2oO. Right OF way Tor uliyh
across SEL NE4 2S-5-65.
Northwestern Land 4 Iron Go, 10
Frank Young W. u. Slt5. Lot Z
Blk 80 NilIiken.
J. Roy NeNrery 20 j. j. RINK w.
d. IS. SEN Il-7-63:
c. l.. Beatty and D. H. Smoke 10
P. 5. SIorum W. ID. 81. Lots 3 ana
2 Sec. 2l-l2-57.
G l.. Beatty and D, "a. Smoke to
T. S. Sl0Cum W. ID. ST. NJ SO
2I-12-57.
c. l.. Beatty and D. II. Smoke 70
p. s. SI0cum W. ID. 81, sl2 Sta -l-
12-57
George f.. Abbott to p. $. Slucum
". y. Sg5F0. Sla 21-12-5g.
Fred C. W0rdeu 10 William Moth
eral and James T.. Coleman w. ID.
81 NWi4 2>-S-6t.
William Notheral and James f..
Coleman 10 Frank p. Baker srr aud
Jesse p. GroigE w. D, 81. NWl4
2S-S-6G.
William Jacques 20 Anna s. JAG
ques w d. 81. n go feet Of lot I
Blk IA Greeley
James E. Coleman and William
MotheraI TO Jesse p. GreiEg w. U.
81 Els lot . Blk As Greeley.
c. M Marsh 10 Mae Peterson vs..
D. 81 Uud p of parts Of lots and
( Blk 102 Greeley.
May 10. 1910
The Purcell Land & Investment
Co. 10 Union Pacific Railroad Co. .
w 4. ST. Rights of way across .
Sec l9-S-6#. .
Clinton G. HcurinE 10 Psyche E. /
Boyd W d S2lO0 Part of lots %.
20. 81, 50, SO Blk Q Arlington
Heights.
G. s. Harris and wife 10 A. NI.
Gilman w d 81 IND = int fin I.
.ec ~ and NJ 2g-12-6o and Uud .
= int in SO % and Nia a--12-Gl. T.
A NJ Tillman and wife 60 c. s..
iarris W D. 81 Und p int In See. I.
9 and 5 ~ 29-l 2-60 and Uud = INT.
! WI - and S@ 25-l2-6I
Mrs. Martha Stewart 10 c. A.
mith W d. $3.50 Lot 9 Blk ] E'- I.
s Addition to LaSalle
Charles II Howe 10 Rufus Ne T,
ain w D SI225 Lots 81 and 80
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
ORDINANCE NO.
Relating To Sewer Extensions and
Creating Sewer District No 4,

Be II Ordained BY the City Council
of the City of Greeley. Colorado:
Section THAT the city sewers
be extended by constructing a line OF
sewer with the size OF sewer pipe
hereinafter named over the follow
ing described lines and routes to-
wit: Commencing at and conDect-
ing with the present sewer in Eighth
Avenue at the alley intersection he
tween Firth street and Sixth Street
and running thence east In and
through said alley crossing Sr,enth
Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Fifth Aycnue
and Fourth Avenue. and thence asst
ward crossing Block ll5. and hence
discharging into the Cache la P0udre
RIVER IN said city. All OF said Inc
I OF sewer shall be constructed OF not
less than eight tSl inch sewer uipe
/ Ihat said sewer has been and e de-
clared and deemed necessary b. The
city council OF the said CIV Of
! Greeley.
Section 2-That the Sew nv
tension and line provided for 10 Sec
ton ! in this ordinance shall no
known and denominated as Sever
District No Al"
Section 3.-That the cost of .,r-
struction of said sewer shall Na as
scssed against the city and al net
IN" lots and lands adjacent 4, ar
hhuttlng upon the alleys. atrae,s
ana avenues where the same s l.iJ
ana the owners thereof accUrtiny
10 the provisions Of OrdInapga Ne
oV, Relating 70 Sewers and me-
passed and adopted May II 500
Ihat portion Of the cost Of cnua,ruc-
uon or said sewer which shall h, as
sessed against the city. shall hc ala
py city warrants drawn uuor ,ho
sewer fund, and that portion ~ ,ho
cost or construction Of the said
er to be paid from asaagg..
against the lots and lands 49,,
10 or abuttinr upon tho gfars
streets and avenues where tho .g,nc
ls laid and the owners thororf ha,,
be paid In the first instance l,
rants of the city drawn upop Ina
herebS created to be known as So
er District No ~ Fund 'eM W,
moneys derived from tbo n''
ments hereinbefore mentioned stsI,
pc appiled to tho redemption of ,'ar'
rants drawn upon the same Ana wa ~
no other purpose anu ior
Passed and adopted. sipr,d .,
approved this day OF '"'
A. ID. 1910. '.....'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Masters

Wallace Mackcy spent the weeks
end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Short and Miss Crow.
all OF Littleton. are the guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. win Short
The Masters ball club went TO
LaSalle Sunday morning where they
crossed bats with the LaSalle nine
in an interesting game.
Mesdames b. b. Putnam and p
w. Putnam of Orchard, Eta Will
liams of Eaton and the Misses Flos-
sic Williams of Eaton and Mollie
Hilderman OF Greeley attended the
closing exercises at the Masters
school Thursday. returning to their
respective homes Friday, while here
they were the guests of Mrs. w +.
Day
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
iIazeltOn

The lla2elton and Plninview schools
had glorious picnic yesterday at
Sylvester grove. There were games
and all sorts OF fun. The children
were accompanied by their parents
and M noon n sumptuous luncheon
was spread. Pictures os the crowd
were taken by o. G. O'Ferril
Mrs. John n. Dcboo will leave
this afternoon for Springfield. H.,
where she was called by the serious
Illness OF her brother.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Appointed kersev Teach

Especial to the TrlbaDeI
kersey, May 2l.-AUs, cI
Rogers of LaSalle, n member oi
graduation class OF the S,qta vn.l
school, has been appointed p,irI
teacher of the kersey school by
school board.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

S'T wiIIiam Il M C. c. Crist to George W
Arney W. d. 81. Lot Is BIN 10
NU&SI GEORGE w. Aruey 70 L. + Horn
" b. sI Lot 10 Blk l3 huuor
riimepa G Howard 10 WellinEtoh
Howard W. II. Sls SWA lo-e-o T.
May 20, 1910
H. C. Andrews and Maud Andre Ms
~ : 5. Poe ". u, 81. Lots o, o. {"
: Biz 1 Pence First SUBDIVISION u"
AUlt ,,1,,.,r,
Lehman O. c. ID $40. Part OF lot I
NFL NEi, 6-5-G5 and Wa lo'
Ruy , Billings subdivision,
Alexander & Price 10 BENJAMIN
~ woodruff W. u. 81, Lots 47- 40
az. as Blk . Arlington Heights
John j. King and Maud KING TO
George n. Sweet W, d. SAo4Vr sec
I7-g-64.
John F Coley to The Hudson
Land co. w - ST. NEA NJ =
SEH 4-l-65.
William II. Keehu 70 Jas A Max
wel W. u. ST. Part or lot > SW a
SCI 6-J-G5
IT, d. Hulyer to Henry NJ WI
lfams w u 81 Lots 4 and ; Ari-
iugt0n Gardens.
b. n. Owens TO ACcier +. owens
@. C. d. 81. SEA- SEA i-5-65.
II Bert Cave 10 j. 4 Morrison W
d $50 Lot II Bin Cave x Frid-
dy Add 10 Pierce.
Meuza p. smith 10 Charles ]
Johnson VI d 81. Jnd y lot la
Blk 10 Mead
The Windsor Land & Trading Co
to Catherine c. NJ. Blincoe W d
$4,000. Etz 28-t-t+, except 1898
acres.
Horace A. Walker 90 William II, I
Hyde W. ID. $1,000, We NV = Be-
500
May Ct, 1910
Charles WestguburE, Charley Au-
.ust WesrGuburE 20 Mary Weston
urg w D.. 81 Eiz SEX ls and |
va SWl '2n-t-67.
Mary Wesrenuurg and Charles
yfstanburE -D Charley August West
uburg w d. 81. E5-4 We SWi4
b and NEl4 SWL 20-6-67
Lucy II Wells 10 Prugius W. Put
am W. D. $50. SWI. SEA 81 4
Lyster Charles william Gavin to
. G. SaN-ou H. G French d l.,
,eveus Ghas n. Sherwood and
rues C Eaton @ c. d. 81 Right I
Z way TOR ditch across SW Il .
Harry G French To D l.. Stevens. +
has H Sherwood and Bruce c. |,
atom @ C. d. 81 Right OF way
IT ditch across 81 SEX e-6-65.
The Country Club Association TO
ebert Steele. Charles II. Bliss and
N B Petrikin W. D $40 Part y
NEi, 1856, 1856 acres.
Charles n Hallett TO Elizabeth
arlett W. n. 81 Part OF lots !
d , Blk lO2 Greeley. l'
May 23. 1910
Gustave Wallenberg and wife to
ieodore ]. Larson and Peter f
.rson @ c. u. 81 SW4 ,. SE4
SEA 23-1l-60 SWL 9-1l-5S.
Ell, l5-I1-59.
The Holland Farms Co. to H. ].
lila and J I. Carper W. d. 81 Sia
u 31-5-s3 and SEX 1-4-64.
James II. Ledgerwood to Thomas
. Binnan w. d. $3.50. Sn NEA.
tits
Andrew J Stybr to George W
illiams W d. sI2O. Lots 81 and {
BIZ IS Hudson.
R s Chestnut to Fred Arens W.
$4,000. IS acres of Ei2 NEI.
+-65
Harry b. Wilson to George A.
III w. d. $4,000 NEL SS-ll-62.
George A Hin TO George A. Nall 4
. d, 500. Und x OF SEA 23-
60.
The Garfield Town & Improve
ent Co. to Leslie F. Hoover w. d.
so. Lot "a Blk 20 Camfeld.
Conrad Uhrich to NJ. l.. Dali w. d
90. y acres in SW u 1857
Mary NJ. Clark ct al to Lizzie
napp W d. $50. Lots 3 and Blk
Frederick
n Bert Cave to & II Clamrnpr W
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
TOM RUSSELL FINED AND
GETS THIRTY DAYS IN JAZZ,

On the charge OF assaulting viii
liam McGraw with billiard cue spme
weeks ago Tom Russell was placed
on trial in the district court his
morning. He was fined 81 and civ
en- thirty days in Jail.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Hurt pIuyiur RAN

Eaton, May Norman I'm
tnson. the lS year-old son Of R
Hutchinson. who lives west Of Ia
wrenched his wrist while MA,
ball the other day, The injury
not n serious one.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
For More Than Three DECADES,

Foiey's Honey and Tar has ha
a household iayorite for all ailme 20
OF the throat chest and lungs. Co
taius no opiates and no harm
drugs Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
What Everybody Want.

Everybody desires good health
which is impossible unless the kid
neys are sound and healthy. Foley S
Kidney Remedy should be taken a,
the first indication OF any irregu-
larity, and serious Illness may be
averted. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

that a bill for the creation Of .,
preserve would at once remoys
opposition in question and na,I
ally want to say that tho III
ment OF agriculture Is In 'ayo,
this idea" SOW"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Eaton

w. i. Longwitb returned home
yesterday from a short visit in Fort
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jones, who went
to Denver Sunday, have returned.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Eaton Bank lncrv.nsss,

Eaton, May 23.--The stockholders
of the First National bank voted to-
day to increase tho capital stock Of
the bank from $4,000 to 100000.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

'Ih Beardsley has return.a
tao, o o.e'and where she has haen
teaching the last year. " oeeh
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Attest

Attest: "a. mnFor.
rl,st publication in the Willy
oraeiey ', tribune May 10. 1914. , soc.
m onu pnoilcation os in the same paner
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
SOME OPPOSITION TO
ESTES PARK RESERVE

Concerning the proposition of
making Estes Park a national re-
serve, the following communications
have been exchanged This is "A
letter from Congressman Taylor;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-15
Real Estate Transfers.
Courtesy Codington co, Abstract Co

Edwin F. Hildebrandt to H. A.
Hildebrandt e 100 # lot ] blk 2e
End ~ add 81.
Ida Haraden to H. "A. Hide.
brandt q 100 1T lot / BLK 20 End
/ ry add ST
Henry ]. Hildebrandt to Fl. IA.
Hildebrandt e 10Oft lot 1 blk 90
End ~ add ST..
S. r. Spencer to j. A. Ridder
und half interest in part of lots
IL. is, block 2. Me!lette g. McIn-
tyre addition 81.
Chas. Stutenroth to J.A. Ridder
9nnd hf int in part Of lots IL, l3
blk 2 Mellette & Mcintyre add ST.
Al G. Ellissto Cynthia j. Walsh
lots IA Blk is Brock 81 add 81.
Andrew Anderson too Fl. Amy
lot S blk s MelIstte & Mcintyre
add $3.50.
John Sour to Benjamin T.. Flam-i
ing outlot 4 sec 30. III, 52 ST 800
Geo. Case to d. Weiser E 10 IT
Of W 95 1t Of lots rs blk 4 1 city ST..