The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-24
Finch at Stover's book store.

AS"'y VI oF''NE OiIickenS lnlS week
at Marks market.
Go to Morrison's for up-to.date
home made candies.
Mrs. Emma harris is convalescipp
after months Illness.
Call and see the new couches Just
unpacked at ID. r, Smiths.
All wool ingram carpets, only SO
cents the yard. Harry Fl. Shaw.
Ladies' and gentlemen's calling
cards engraved at the Tribune office.
Any quantity of crockery and tin.
ware at kemmerer's Department
store.
+. For bargains in wheels and furni.
ture, see Hudson Bros, East Side
furniture store.
1t is gratifying to US the way peo.
pie appreciate the low prices we are
quoting. Harry Fl. Shaw.
All prices advertised in circulars
and papers last week will still be in
force this week. Harry Fl. Shaw.
Ed DAWN, four miles southwest
OF Greeley, probably raised the prize
barley of the season, l27 bushels to
the acre.
Secure tickets for the lecture course
at once and be ready to exchange
them at Hornes book store Saturday
at a. m.
Guy d. Duncan of Boulder, prose-
cutting attorney for the eighth judi
cial district, was in Greeley yesterday
on legal business.
Sharon Atkinson is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from state official
affairs and intends spending most of
his time In Greeley.
We find it necessary to put on an
other man to help US take care Of the
trade. He will be here the first Of
next month, Harry H. Shaw.
Farmers, now while you are selling
your grain please do not forget to call
on Fuller & Orr and pay some on that
account. 1t will be very welcome.
There will be a Sunday school rally
at the United Presbyterian church
next Sunday a special talk will be
made bv the pastor, Rev. o. A.
Petty.
]. W. Cash and family, who lived
here seventeen years ago but have
been in other parts of uhe state since
then, have returned to Greeley to
make their home.
The object Of the lecture course is
to put the best things at price
within the reach Of all. Five num-
bers for $3.50. when taken singly
they woald total s6.
Harmen Zier of LaSalle and Miss
Mary Gates Of Greeley have been
g.anted license to marry. Another
couple who also took out license is
c. Y. Grain of Eaton and Miss Ora
Wood Of Georgia.
There is no padding in this lecture
course: each number stands at the
head in its respective line. 1t is an
inexpensive opportunity to hear the
masters. No one person will be al
lowed to exchange more than six
tickets.
While Thomas Stone was threshing
barley on Morse g. Cuyler's ranch
Tuesday morning. sparks from the
machine set fire to stack and in a
few moments two stacks of the grain
went up in smoke. The damage is
estimated at $500 to $500.
The united Presbyterian synod Of
Nebraska, including the churches of
Colorado and Nebraska, is in session
in the United Presbyterian church at
present. The first session was held
Tuesday evening. There were three
sessions yesterday and there will be
one this morning.
Miss Louella Rudolph of the census
bureau at Washington, was in the
city yesterday, gathering statistics
of the wealth, taxes and deaths in
the county. This work is done once
every ten years only, and the results
of this Investigation will be com
pared with the statistics of 1890
l have bought quantity OF wall
paper that was slightly damaged by
water Ia q fire. There are whole
bundles that were not touched at
all. These were bought at 80 cents
on the dollar and can give you some
rare bargains; paper that sold for SO
cents per bolt will sell for 20 cents.
G. D. Horne.
The jury trying the case of @. L..
Waite Of Kersey, charged with selling
liquor without a license, failed to
agree upon a verdict Tuesday even