The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
William Rowe of Ault was in Gree.

William Rowe OF Ault was in Gree.
ley Monday on business.
Specially fatted beef, mutton, veal
aud pork at Jacobs market.
The coal strike is on. Our stoves
are fuel savers. Robie & MCCututeon.
Mrs. Estella Brockway leaves This
morning for Albion, Mich, to spend
the winter.
The beautiful line OF pictures at
ii. Reynolds Il Co.'S will be closed
out at cost.
Ladies suits, skirts. coats and
jackets at reduced prices. The
Golden Rule.
Manicuring, complexion treated and
shampooing at Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
Farmers wanting loans had better
consult A. NJ. McClenahan before
making arrangements.
Call on d. r. Smith and examine
his recent arrival Of sideboards They
are new and up-to-date.
BUCKLER-At Lucerne Sunday,
November %, 1903, 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E. Buckler, daughter.
Last week of our fur sale. Some
good numbers left at a price you
cannot get again. Red Front.
j. A. Slayton of Carr was in Gree
ley Monday. He is feeding quite a
bunch OF native sheep this winter.
cut not for mutton.
Mr.. and Mrs Max X. Gerry and
child, accompanied by Mrs. c. A.
Near, started for Los Angeles, Calf.
yesterday, to te gone about three
months.
For beautiful present, nothing
eXcels a box Of Gunther's celebrated
candies or an elegant bottle of per-
fume. You will find both at H.
Reynolds * Co.'S.
A Worlds Fair information bureau
has been established at s36 Seven.
teenth street, Denver, in charge Of
Phil P. Hitchcock, where information
will be cheerfully furnished.
Try our American Lady shoes.
They are the best for the money in
the market. Mems high cut shoes,
50. so. See our lucent Eifel hose,
regular % cent. Red Front.
WANTED-A smart energetic
young man to learn the auotioneer
business. Musu have some money
and not expect to know it all in two
weeks. Col. C. P. Kemmerer.
1t was estimated Sunday that 5000
acres of sugar beets were undug in
the Lonsmont. Loveland, Fort Col
lins, Windsor and Greeley districts,
this district being allotted 300 acres.
A free Greeley Souvenir Book, worth
SO cents, to every subscriber to the
Tribune who pays a years subscrip'
tion this month. Over 800 copies
have been sold since July at so cents
apiece.
Tobias Mattox was in Greeley
Monday, looking as healthy as pos
sible. But he says that this altitude
is affecting his heart and the doctor
recommended that h. move to a lower
altitude.
All the schools OF the city, includ.
ing the State Normal, will have
vacation the rest OF the week. In
several OF the rooms in the city
schools short Thanksgiving exercises
were held yesterday afternoon.
The religious services TO be held
in the city today will be in the ma
ture of union services at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The Rev.
o. A. Petty Of the United Presby-
terian church will deliver the address.
Try our cash system and save
money. Best -four, 81 s5: hams, IA
cents; bacon, Is cents; ten pounds
lard, 81 10: corn and tomatoes, 10
cents: crackers by the box, ! cents.
Poultry taken in exchange. Red
Front.
Mrs. DR.. Graham and Mrs Eliza
Kleinsorge gave reception to about
forty of their friends in the home Of
the former ll2a Seventh street, last
Friday afternoon and evening. Pro-
gressive finch was played and re-
freshments served.
Fred Deubach & Son are putting
up some very excellent ash pits with
their new hyd1aullc cement building
material. This is especially good
for sidewalks and those contemplat'
ing putting down walks will do well
to see them before making contract.