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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21
The Righteousness of Uncle Placid
BY PAUL JUNkA.

>~ EAR ME-" exclaimed MI.
~ Placid Morissot opening a
pretty basket Of early straw
IL berries. that his nephew had
sent him from Paris. what
charming attentions that
good Felix does pay. NE! It is very
NICE Sc OF him. hin. isn't it. Ursula o. 49,.
ana ta9n F Saa dSsainfq ef
f@gtly vel which side his bread
,In. spite'o tha zconsid era ton hat n.
Of his: old housekeeper he, was provok-:
character Of; his favorite. nephew.
r. I,Y?ou don't mean to insinuate that
wr can Pf ilenve him; do yo1?" he cried.
lieye him capable Of such business.
s,,,d indeed eedyd do mean m an. it. sir."ssid Ur-
Carteray. Anyone Will tell ': You that
ne meyer Go ro gave away cent in his life
presents like this if he didn't. have a
very good reason for doing SO ~
Mr.: Morrissot left the room but the
old housekeepers words rang in his
ears.
for ali his family. now repre resented o onny
by the children of his three dead sis
tiers. and a Young cousin in whom I'm
cle =. Placld telt 2 lively interest. They
of the eldest sister, with his head high
in the afr as if he were shifting some
thing very agreeable, and Eugene and
Theresa. daughters, of the second. sis
1sr; dry na Tit af old maids With
but that day wreathed in smiles. Last
Of all, Martha. the third sisters orphan
daughter was not slow in appearing.
escorted GI acd by the cousin John:
his parlor and after they were seated,
my dear relatives. asked you all
to come here that I might talk to you
up upon subject in which you are direct
and I hoped to have been able to have
left each one Of you. an honest sum.
But: unfortunately, fate has decreed
G q aho,,as 49, Drawing a deep sigh as
issot paused while his relatives looked
at him In ill-concealed dismay.'
11. "Do you you mean e;a that YOU are. ruined,
so+ N ,n precisely tds that" said Mr.. Morris
but am none the less the victim of a
fatality Of which you will ali bear the
consequences. am Obliged to tell you
that my fortune has never been SO large
increase it, that you might not be de-
eeived in your hopes when I was dead,
1 nave become; involved IN a disastrous
E ne p,;t ;,o At present have moth
must go to, Ursula in. recompense for
her. devoted care: and this house in
which we are united perhaps for the
last fme aro1 Wnfe PLACID aSG paused aEa
guests. all Of which. with the exceptiOn
Of cousin John and Martha: were long
indeed. It was not long before. upon
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21

before. and flowers On tl,e 4 ! ia Il. Nj,
We're the guests? & ] took 4 seat
s. nd .began.t e drum On the table with
q myknifes and tori wal tersWho look
zsdi. ~ s the response The
,;sns.es anaS lnlonaaI dinner
S & one o. a'ma zensn stsrebukes
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21
ALL A MISTAKE.:

The: traveller with the, check suit,
steamer cap. and side whiskers, who
was touring China, paid his bill, but
looked dissatisfied: =: 49,: -. =.
Wasn't the grub Q. KIP asked the
proprietor Of the eating house. .- A.
- i find no fault with the. dinner re-
piled the traveller, 80 but you ought to
take down that sign I. English Spoken
Here ll' Y g 4 don't speak It, don't you
know. You speak American
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21
Are You One of Those AnoeIs.

Are you One OF Those Angels!
of that sword you carry: his name was
Jim.'
Cousln-n-n-n-n! buzzed the mos
quito sharply. Don't you know your
own relations?''
"You my relation asked Johnnie in
amazement. "How do you make that
out?"
"Oh! easy. Relations are those who
nave the same blood in them, amt
they?'
yep" assented Johnnie.
well you and have the same blood
You had it, and now I've got it. I just
tapped you, you KNOW
Johnnie just scratched and wondered
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21
(Erom- tha.Carna
(From the Germany $#:s:
+. RTHUR ION his knees under
\ the drawing room table. look
u with; his hand under. Sc ttee,

- W1ICH NE pushes" = bacK and
forth. 5sAtfAlasts& he rises I'D
XII GSa} stratEi1
may may! become very embarrassing to me.
dch ase aho1t2w Oh chair bYzthe table,
tits too danFerons.1. nd1shne ;sWngse
# tIgu the. Tiers: r have completely.
Szi e d:5,.A nd now at ter: long
stay stay !together at Dianitz, my aunt has.
#!nylted the mother. and Of course her
+ TOO; The ladies have q become quite
.lintimate, and - - Well she liant :;
S. e..onl did mot have that
.in1nesI--everyaev enin R--sh he Il gives me
.ner..r lng,|,a gold ]. pearl
/ SUR Cd BY sap Tres andssI
lls.satlsf hen all go stairss
3 ,si,e
sthSN Il q NH
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21
# LOST OPPORTUNITY.

u ~ BEAUTIFUL autumn day g,z2 =zI$
e.: ~ made bicycle trip from Paris
A to Chartres, where dismount-
Sk# 4, ed ct Hotel de France. As 81
=. III wa very hungry and the clock
.sss. had just struck six, 81 i at once
directed steps iowa "a . the dining
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

2ib, tirte6iftorife Saan, nogle Stpt=
fer df Stuoenterne famt en- bel
Del fortere notalelier at Quguitir,
out6cr, @rnbt, &irtegdaro, Murten=
fen 0. Il.
Den tOfter Doc. t Omflog Og 45:.
/ 9inb portofrit tilien6t.
@ad iammen pg ieno efter fere
paa en- Sang. Get tan enonli mas,
fgr SlIen fommer.
Senb 8eres Srbre til
5. g. 9ielTen,
Dana College, Blair. ge6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
Gn SulegaDe ira
Stuoenternc.

SiGab os at benlebe Op-
martIom6eoen pad Stuoenternes
BOG. ,eip og 5anfer", ION en- imni
lille Sulegape. Den fan blipe en- Ga
be pda to Madber, ibet SperItuboei
fra 8ogen beles me1em ~teologilte @s-
GER til Sfolens 8ibliotet pg SEQ
ningemisiipnen. CAB os lGgge Oenut
9og inb | aGle 'Sjem.
9ogen er pud 1875 Siber % inbs-
1clber Sfilpringer at Misiionarera
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
Krdmpe.
WabD bapbe TO til Iefs SiliGloe
baglig.
2eo %irDgteli9t = GG9crne noretteS
intet.
2eb irD9tcligt
Or. Wiiles' Nerpinc belbreoeoe bam.

GpaQe, %nerbeic, ~pirrefiae Smaabern %tiitrrn9er en-
NebanOlina, iuooan 10 II fMn 81. STILES 0erbine Tan
M. Haar oisie Snmptrnler forigmmes. leoer be til
e~piIcptiife Nnfdlo ener aranpe. Gn1oer Wuber but0e
nnrie line eQne oa fine Berns 9eruer meb Or. Wiles'
RfrOine, Fl paalibeli9t na birfiomt Specialmibbel mob
ale nerneie norbener. 2ns bet fglgeube:
ga min lille Spu par 10 Waane0er gdmnfl haubc
han arampe / fine Rubber % 0Gnoer. &c bar belt
iamneHtrifne 10 6ler tre 8aae. Z 5gritningen hiaIp
9nngnioninger, men ei CT 10 llaers 6otlgb bar ogr
iniet iom aioree no. ct aoot al oct. Tom graen fore
ifreb. ri %til'nlbte en- anben gGac, men fans Mlebiciu
hiilu lite. iaa ni talbte en- treble, og ban faibte bet
6namarpsiDabom yeo BRINE 9ib par 0'nrneis 9e'
aeme iammenfrnmpet. hans 9iparao paf bgiet til ben
enc Glib % hans onnoer o. Seooer forti nine. Sans
ipelier par frnqielilP. og ban haube ira to til iets
0rampcanfaln bber gal. 3a tug ielb 1r, Wiles'
glerbiue Tor " erpeiit' t 90 iaa, at bet bar anbefalet for
arampfanialb. iaa iea tRnfte, Of a Uilbe prebe, ON
bet flnoe biPlpe Barnet. A0e IRE Srger blb6' up
aiurt bonn @H halb 5laife ~itan0iebe G~ampeanfals
6ene, "a hans eemuter rettebes enonn IN 5Iaife bell
brerebe hani. SAT er M en- fart og inno 1regg og
.aar 5fple. Seq bar oenlet iur at ie. ON ben gonile
SpaQbeo otter nnfb piie Zig. igreno lea pilbe ifripe til
7em men ofn bar life uif ig. Sea tan title role Or.
Mites Rerpiue moi. ~efterionl 1ea peo. OF ben irelife min
GINS Gin Uirs. lridb gielicn, Sauiing Soma
Mae Qpntefre in'aer % aaronterer ben fgrite Slnife
AZ 9r. Niiles' Qre emioler. Strip efier fri Nug nm
Merbpiitei og Sierte'n lbpmne. @oresie. Or. Wliles'
VI oica' 50, 6lfbart, Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

Der tunOe ielDfglgelig pare @rrnb
not til at fremOrage GpiioOer, baa-
De oarme o9 tolOe, fra airfelioet
bisIe bet triitelige 2ips opaOgaaenoe
Qartier, men for en- StilOring fom
benne mac @nteltbeberne forfDinbe /
observation-disclosures fore poie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

fer paa bre0ere t~irteli9 spmpati,
moa naones o0iafonisfe :
Stiftelen", Der ble0 srunOlaai
paa ofbebe Drowning 9ouiies 9ro-
teftorut og itaar / 6orbinOelie mec
oen ebangeliit : lutberite 0iatonisls=
8epagelie fra 8aiierspert6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18
airfe % MenigbeOsliu.
(@fter o8riiteligt 0agbIaO.O
(Sluttet.)
8en Snore Wl ig D n.

omtrent idmtioig meo Dor &onges
RegeringstiItrGbelie - % / egenlig.
ite 5orItdnO er oa SnOresM isiion Del
ejenoommeligite airtef9nomen | ii
fprlebne 40 Qar.
ut ben tidige bar lat itertere
Gpor / ben 0onife &irteaooitling enc
nogen anben 9ebp9elIe / bet forlgbne
Siosrum, er b9bet oOer al Sbibl.
Gnbnu ben Dag I Dag er Snore=
Misiion en- Itaaenbe QrtitetsO ber=
ffrift = enbo9 / cen oerbslige Days
presie.
SO Snbre Misiion ftaar tiGiee /
neie 5or6inOelie meO De politifte Be
gipen6eoer, iom tenoete9nebe &ons
gems Fgrfte Regeringsddr.
Bet bar umiOoelbart efter ben IL
lptfelige &ri9, at 0ilb. gecf foreto9
ben berpmte MiisTionsrejie / Sblan6.
= Zen Snbre Misiion bar iitfert
meo i'm itarfe @attel1esrsit CABINET
5olteIunb6eOen liqe fra bet 2ieblif.
ba 5ortDiplelien gre6 fda it9rtt pe
iaa bp6t / 8olfebiertet.
0g bo66elt 9ptte bar bet, at Der
init bd ~optrddote en- ar bet oonlfe
grag be7temt 8rttelfesfortpnOelie.
0enne fit terpeo Iamtioig Opgaoe
ION friiteli9 sfornpenre o9 folteIigzb3=
porenhe - en- Omitenbig6eo, ION
SnorezN }isTions MoOtanoere ION
Regel bar oberiet.
noresMisiions Gerop9ooe bar
paret ben 6jerteligIte 6orItaaelie pa
Samarbeibet meGfem graIteItunO %
29qfolf - ct mt betbbninqsful0t
2eo / ounIt airfeuoOitling meo Der
li9t 8arIel I'm, at MI bad9er life
dlene Oroets 5ienere, men felipe Sir
fefoltet ober 9ibets Sang, boorbeo
Der bonnes Iolibere 8olbart imob en-
mulig fremoragenoe N9 : R%dtiOnas
lisme.
90 ou Snbre Z MisIion bar It'll
let iig Iaa beItemt i%nbenfor Solfez
firfens Rammer, bar ben formaaet
life Blot at p9fte 2io | benne, men
ngfua at for6inbre IefteriIte @Gftels
Ter / at bragg be reliaipif : beOe9e6e
ub at Soltefirten.
Sgbri9t falber Snbre : Misiionena
6ibtibige Qrbejoe npje iammen mst
Rommerne Tor ofbebe 8ilb. 8ects
@irtIom6eb, forbi ban pdd en- SANG
par SOe : 8rineer og Sbe nbferer,
Meo 80erne, bd SnbrezMisiio
afferebe babbe ildaet i9ennem pda
doItiGige @9ne | 2dnoet, u6biosl
@irfIombeben b~etbOelig. Der anfGt'
tes EN- M9nobe Snbre : Misiion6rer
% ipm MT Moment fommer Opfp4
relien al Misfions6uIe, 89rfiteoernt
for 89fteliens friere l1bbrebelie of
Samlingslteb for bet bebibite Gam
funbslib.
8 Mobietning til be andre firte.
lige aetninger bar Snbre : Misiior
tdget ben menneIfeltge og friIteligi
OrganiIationstrang til Nptte; mel
bette er foregaaet pad ubbitlings.
mesIig Dis, iaalebes at ben fam
men6olbenbe 8rebsinbbeling fprit e
fommen til pdd ct 5ib8puntt, oa
@rbejbets @etTt trabebe bet.
lib fra Snbre : Misiions Smpul.
Ter til patfenbe og famlenbe &irte.
arbejbe og | mere eaer minbre mi.
5iilutning til Snbre : MisiiOn ion
@ebagelIe bar Der reiit fig en- be-
RGtfe 0irtTomheOer, Iom tager Sig.
tie paa IGrlige Scrbplb.
5prit % fremmeit maa Der nGbnei
Qrbeibet pdd Il q mems Fri.
Iielige @Gttelfe.
Dette fer uO fra en- o~rganiiere
I0n9ltnges Og ptgefors
ningsbebegelie e, Der rel e
tommen til 9anmarf fra uOlanDef
men bog iom aft Snbre : MisTioni
Nrbejbe bar fact fit eget banfI
prGg.
s 9~eben6apn % 9pbIteberne ub.
Fsre5 bet tilfparenbe ar6ejoe al e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

I'll en- pibere 2GIetrebg.
Oct er os imiolertib life alene ON
at gre at faa oisIe Striftsr abgibet,
men bi oiI0e iamtioig gerne bibrdgt
til, at u~bgipelien tan tie pad en- ido
biaig Wladoe, at iad mango fom mus
!igt al interesiereoe Q9Iere fan blibt
/ Stanb til at tgbe benz.
@i bar berfor inbrettet os Tadleoes,
at Der pil btioe 2eiligbe6 til at tegns
en- 9dnife binig Subffription, foa at
Der Iitres be Su6Ifribenter, ION teg=
ner fig for ct ~Qarsbiorag at 2 aroz
ner, to eler tire 9g9er / 9g6et at
ginterbalbdaret til en- famlet Bog
labepris at 4-5-6 &ronner.
5or inbeb9renbe 9inter er BET Dor
5ante fgrIt at Fao frem @onber's
Den ferite 8i6el", 8iroleitone's
9e6reip Criticism % Gaspari's o8a=
niel". 0g Ri %inb6noer beroeo ale,
ION er interesIerebe for lto6rebelien
at Ianb 9ibeltunbitab, til at tegne fla
Iom Subifribenter.
Su6itription teqnes peO at inb
Ienbe 2 ar. til s. Qoren3en 8
Efspebitipn. Hbe1anbsbei 9 4ebens
bdpn 5.
s 0obember 1903.
q 81 den elot San en-, Sogne>
pr9it. Sfemminge.
Sulius 5riis 8 un n, Prait,
&sben6apn.
u. g 36 a Ct, Soqnepreit. ap6ens
6dbn.
u. 2epinen, Sogneprait, 9ar-
lebb,
unbertegneoe, Der bifaloer ben
3onte, at bet er u6elbigt, at Dor
~2GIeberben meO 6enibn til Oplps=
ming ON bet gamle 5eitamente | be
ienere Qor oberoeienbe bar b9ret
benbiit til Strifter, fra M9nb, be-
ner elIer minbre 6plber be moberne
Negative bibeltritiite Q%nituelIer, gibef
meb @l9oe por Qlnbefaling til benne
9eitrpbe(Ie for al fremfere pdd
0anit qo6e 8eger ON bet 9amle 5ez
itdmente at bi6eltroenbe 29rbe. @i
an6efdler 6agen life Blot til all,
rem, Der hnlber fat BED ben tirteliSe
9i6etopfattelie, men ogiau til oae
rem. Der for S%unb6ebens Sfnlb. hol=
eer ben 9anle Regel, at ogiaa oen
onben 9art 6sr 6eres.
Stat Rgrbam m, 8r. giifop.
u noreaen n, Seminarieforitanber.
2. 9drner, &dmmer6erre.
:. 9 aumann, S%ognepref.
6. 8ornemann, cano. jur.,
Hdmmeriunter.
3. e. Gimme, qrobf.
g erreQaarb, aommunelGrer.
Is 6rifttanen, 2erer, Spingel>
berg.
Oapibfen, 6piifolefOritanber.
4. e b b. 6nIs. cdnb. bbi(.
9. 8. 6off prait.
g. s. Soft, Sogneprpit.
30. 2aren, ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
3 a Of Riefe II, 5orfatter.
ter.
8. Rprreqaoro, Or. phil. 6pis
ifoleTorItonOer.
8. Stat m, Semindries
~foritonber.
$. S6arGing. 9r. t6eol., grrs
fesfor.
2ubbfq S9reber, 6siifOlcs
foritonber.
Sprenien, Soanepret.
.8opbgi 6sjitoleforItonber.
6enrn listing q, lic., S%O9nepref.
n. @off Or. tbeol., Stiftspropt.
5r. 3eut6en, prooit.
9fterbb, Carer, 2omborg.
X X X
Som Def biz fes at timber fripernes
Rdbne er bet M9nb at ale firfelige
2ejre inben for bor Solfefirfe, Der
bar a%n6efalet bette S%oretdgenbe til
BEN banife Menigbeb.
ut bet er pad SiOe, at banTfe 2ra
Iere fadr 2~eiligfeb til at bsre, hpde
friftne 2erbe l andre 2anbe ffrioer
mob gibelfrititfen. ifaar for os Tom
uimobiaelist.
N. | tt HIT-C.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-18

| ). Il. 81. = og &. ). Il. s. men
o9fua bisie Jorenin9er bar beres
iterteite 9rag at Snore Misiion Oe
lebe3 at oens @enner.
&. j. Il. Sc. bar | be a~IlerIenete
4ur Oannet ct belt Hingarbejoe pDer
gperne og pirter gennem i'm fate Or
ganiiation til itor @eliignelie for bel
unge 8anmart.
Naar Ri nGbner, at meb Snore 2
0%}isiionslibet bar ful9t en- Splipelit
at Sntereslen for !6ebningemisIionen
at Ma9oalene : Sdgen Og Spnoags-
ItolenS 3ribiel beienlig ftplbes ben,
og at ben I tin i9rlige tpbenbdbnife
5orm bar lagt 8runb til ct oiotuO>
6rebt tirteligt 8armbjertig6e6sarbejs
&c, bill man f~oritaa. at bette Qr6eiOe
er ligefrem bOtiet fammen meb bdnIt
llbbifling / be 40 Mar.
SOm ct iarligt betponin9sfulot
9e6 / l1boitlingen, Der, ON enb life
birette, bog itaar / neje SorbinoelIe
meO ben inbremis iionite @9ffelie,
nebnsr hi Stiftelfen at apben=
6abns Strife onb. timber
bet leoenbe Snbtrbt al ben aanOe@
lise Ggb / s6obeoItaben FAR 8irfefons
bet iiOen 1896 rejit en- belbig 8ep9@
gelIe for 9epenoeqoreli e al Menig-
6eOsliOet og Opfere!ie al airfer /
6obeoitaben.
s bet belle taget er Der 9ennem
Snores MisIion lat iaa mango ar9f@
ter / Sang til 89ttelie al bet pripate
Snitiatib inbenfor 5oltetirten, at
Get ingen Sinbe fpr bar let lniere 10
meb 6enI0n til en- gennem9ri6elbe
5olteb9ffelie.
Qlmenztirfeffge Notiter,
De Fortebne 40 Qar banner ct be-
tDoningsfulbt 2eb | Sirteforfdtningsz
Idgen.
SITTER be mere eGer minbre 6eftige
&e fra observation-disclosures Sio
til @algmenig6ebsfooen at 1868 bar
Ger lan9e itiGe / 3igs6dgen ON 5or=
fatnin9sia9en.
@%runofobens 5 Is Tfete life 50I6eit
% 6ersrtes life, for Der aO prooiioe
rift 9ei BED fonqeliq 3eIolution af
1888 opretteoes ct Rirteraab.
Dette blep after opbGbet beb bet
p@olitiIfe SnItemffifte 1901.
90 I 5tebet for bar &ultusminis
tier G6riitenfen 9iort Itarte 5orIsg
paa at bane @ei for en- bemotratiit
8irteforfatning, 6bis ltnOerldg bet I
TibIte Ri9sbagsiamlin9 OeOtd9ne2ooz
forflag antages at Ifu1e blipe.
Glsret for 5remtiben ftal bog life
6pbes, Iaa meget mere Iom man enOz
MI inQen Mening fan banne fig ON,
6bdb bet firtelige l1obalg" til 5pr..
Fatningsioeen fan uorettc, eler 6oprz
lebes ai9sbdg og 8egering bill itille
fla til bets e0entuelle Sorildg.
timber bet beOa9eoe airteliO, ionl
iddlebes bar rgrt fig / 9anmarf, Far
Der neiten ingen Ylabs funnel blice
for anbreairteIamfunb enb bet epunz
qeliIt : lut6erIfe.
Mf belle gefolfningen Itaar tnapt
y psf. ubenfor 5oltefirten.
SnbenFor Retnin9erne bar Der be
ret fgrt abItiGig Crib, men Gam
mentomIter DeO be Iaatalote ,8etbes@
oamgber", fad bel iom 0annelI en- NJ
Meni96ebsfonpentet af 1891 bar iegt
at ubligne StriOig6eber, ielo ON ct
egentligt SamarbejOe life bar fun
net fomme | Stanb.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Little Locals
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

New Dates at Mack's Grocery.
All kinds of nut meats at Mack s
Grocery.
Something new in souvenir spoons
at Glazier's.
New York Apples by the barrel at
Mack's Grocery.
Pure New York Apple juice by the
gallon at Mack's Grocery.
A box OF Morrison's candy will
make fine Christmas gift.
James w. Shearer, general auc-
tioneer. Ind. phone, Ranch l5-6
Greeley.
Skirts, waists, ladies ana chill
dren's coats at cut prices for one
week. Red Front.
Manager Granger of the Greeley
Sugar company went to Denver Tues
day on business connected with The
factory.
Ground meat and bones and crushed
oyster shells, valuable preparations
to make hens lay in the winter. VI.
d. Spencer. III Seventh street.
Pop Corn that will pop at Mack S
Grocery.
All kinds of nut meats at Mack's
Grocery.
New London Layer Raisins at
Mack's Grocery.
New London Layer Raisins at
Mack's Grocery.
A fine line of extension tatles at
Smith 4 Dotens.
The usual morning services and
Sunday school will be held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday. There
will be no evening services.
For beautiful present, nothing
excels a box of Gunther's celebrated
candies or an elegant bottle OF per-
fume You will find both at Fl.
Reynolds & Co.'S.
If you want to tiX up bed room
with furniture in satisfactory way
at but little cost to you, there is but
one way left for you to do and that is
bv buying at d. r. Smiths.
The busiest place in town is the
Red Front, because they sell for cash
and give you cash prices. Here are
few Of the ma ~ bargains: Flour,
sls5; pure New York buckwheat,
six pounds, % cents: best corn, 10
cents: tomatoes, 10 cents: best hams,
Il cents: bacon, l5 and II cents; lard,
ten pounds for 10, twenty pounds
for 81; fresh ranch eggs and butter.
Bring your poultry. Red Front
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Iowa Sorghum at Mack's Grocery.
New York Cream Cheese at Mack's

Iowa Sorghum at Mack's Grocery.
New York Cream Cheese at Mack s
Grocery.
New London Layer Raisins at
Mack's Grocery.
Prime eastern corn fed beef at
Marks Market.
Pure New York Apple Juice by the
gallon at Mack's Grocery.
Special sale on ladies' waists for
ten days. The Golden Rule.
Pure New York Apple juice by the
gallon at Mack's Grocery.
The beautiful line Of pictures at
II. Reynolds & Co.'S will be closed
out at cost.
Full line of dressers and side
boards at prices which can not be
duplicated elsewhere, at d. r.
Smiths.
Squire Gault of Eaton was in Gree
ley Tuesday. He said that times
were good in that vicinity and every
one felt easy for the winter.
Mrs. J. r. Hendricks, formerly
Miss Ola Wulfjen of Sheridan, Wyo.,
will arrive in the city today to be
the guesU Of Miss McElroy for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Johns enter
tained friends from Denver Thanks
giving day. They were Mrs. George
A. Rice and family. Mrs. Rice is a
cousin of Mrs. Johns.
Fiftytwo years ago George O.
Stevens was a l0-year -old hoy on a
farm in Michigan and that spring he
planted an apple tree, claiming it his
own. Last fall he visited the home
stead and from the same tree set out
in 1851 he picked lot of apples,
bringing them home with him, and
Thanksgiyin day he ate his share Of
a pie made from the fruit.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
New Dates at Mack's Grocery.

New Dates at Mack's Grocery.
Pop Corn that will pop at Mack's
Grocery.
New York Apples by the barrel at
Mack's Grocery.
New London Layer Raisins at
Mack's Grocery.
Cut glass and china for Christmas
presents at GlazieI's.
Have you seen E. L. Dunham's
tine line Of silverware? 1t Is worth
examining.
Mrs. f. E. Baker has returned
home from visit of several weeks
with friends and relatives in SPRING
field, Mo.
The Greeley sugar factory is using
a large quantity of beets grown for
the Fort Collins factory. The latter
is not expected to begin it's campaign
till some time in January.
A free Greeley Souvenir Book, worth
80 cents, to every subscriber to the
Tribune who pays years subscrip-
tion this month. Over 900 copies
have been sold since July at so cents
apiece.
W. A. Matlock, formerly operator
at the depot here, but who has been
joint commercial agent Of the Colo
RADIO Midland and Midland Terminal
railroads at Cripple Creek, has ac-
cepted position as general agent Of
the Denver & Southwestern in the
same territory.
Company d will hold an election
next Saturday evening to choose
successor to Captain Albert Luther,
resigned. First Lieutenant Robert
Dye and Second Lieutenant Z. G.
Townsend are both candidates for the
place. Captain Humphrey of Com
pany E, Fort Collins, will conduct
the election.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Silks and Dress Goods.

.,,;,y black P.au de Sole Dress Silk. ...... zoe
4aaIi,y black Peau de Sole Dress Silk. Sl.O5
.al;.y black Peau de Sole Dress Silk 81 20
faIi,y black Peau de Sole Dress Silk 81. .45
t,it 36 uch black Taffeta Silk ............ II 20
.Gtv 3siuch black Peau de Sioe Dress Silk u 40
Hook TatFeta Silk ......,..... DUO
'n.Hty 7.inch colored Pesu de Cygne Silk,
R,ntu wasting wv
fo,al Tatrea full range OF colors. ......65c
,,aly Silk waistngs..... .................. 1Oc
.,',,s1 China Silks, just the thing for Christmas
bings -. :. ---- -
t,,e, fancy mixed dress suitings, the latest,
I,b M to 15c the yard Hoe
(;..,s fancy dress goods all coors, worth up
Ssl 90 90 at the yard ...........-.....,.. 1Oc
. o fancy colored dress goods, worth 35c for x5c
,. of Z,balines Knickerbockers and Tweed
yrnrs. worth up 81 90, alteration sale price Sl.35
a same as above worth up to Sl75. go at yd 90
lc Mohair Suting worth 35c. only lac
s snpu Sc inches wide all colors and backonly. 55c
Ii Birds Eve all wool, 46 inches, worth sl.50,
n Crspelne Armure. 46 inches worth s175
Bis week only
[k Point de Epingle, 46 inches, worth $500.
bis week only A.O0
VIZ Bouonne 46 inches, worth Sl.15,
bis week only Sl.co
tk Nelrose 46 inches, worth Sl75,
bis week only Sl.'S'D
lin Prinela i6 inches worth s1.7o.
bis week only Sl.'Sb
ek Mohair. 46 inches worth sl25 this week only 9Oc
ok sicilan 5o-inch worth $780, this week only Sl.1O
ok soe Al inches worth sl.25, this week only AOc
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

LOB SALE-s % Noyes Dictionary Holder, oil
u Stand for 81 80 at Tribune; good as new
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

LNOR SALE CHEAP-A21a HORSE POWER
Webster gasoline engine. Fuller & Orr.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN OPERA
+ house block by W. F. Stephens. agent,
room
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

DIG TEAM TO TRADE FOB DRIVING
ID team. W. H. Senior, Ind phone 1856.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

NOR SALE-ONE TWO-SEATED SURREY
Il Good mich cows. 1 span mules. w. w
Breylcy.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

VIyANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE. RUN
w ming water. Call Star Grocery.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

NOR RENT-FARMS on THE BON ELDER,
Il near kersey Applicants must own teams
enough to do the work Apply to Asa Sterling,
sis l2thst.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

Innings.
Best 7c grade Lining. Cambria ......... &c
2Oc Spun Glass lx1ac
36 inch mercerize1 Satine Lining. all coors
and fast black the yard ..................e eOc
The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03

WHITE wYANDOTTE COCKERALS.
w blooded stock for sale. Alonzo Bcetham,
Bracewell, or address Greeley. Colo. phone
922L