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The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
Little Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

Wall paper at Stover's Book Store.
Rubber boots and dam canvas. Red
Front.
Latest effects in wall paper decora
tiopS at Horne's.
Oak photo frames less than cost,
to close. Noah's Ark.
Call and examine the fine, large,
new stock OF new wal paper at
Stover's Book Store.
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What Our Baskets Contain.

basket OF Shoes per pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
basket OF Shoes, per pair S9c
pasRet o! Shoes per pair Is
basket OF hose, per pair Sc
pasket ot nose, per pair ....................I3 I3c
oasKet OF turkish towels each lie
oasket OF 4oc to 6oc towels, each Csc
paskeb 2oc ooc oc ana 81 fasclnators each &c
basket royal corsets and corset waists. eoch &c
pasket tc TO QUO turnover collars, each. 5c
pasheG coars' each Sc
iot OF kd gloves, per pair ESQ
lou OF Kid gloves, per pair .S9c
2oc SIX gloves per par Csc
,oc SILK gloves per pair. .:87c
5oc SIX or iisie gloves per pair &c
1oc SILK OF iis!e gloves, per pair &c
one lou Oh hoods made OF fine embroidery. will be
closed out al ......................... Sc
one lou Oh Delts Sc
Table Linens, Napkins, India Lawns and all Wash
Goods Dres had to suffer great cut in price.
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Shoes.

Our entlre shoe stock is at the mercy his fire sale
81 Glazed KID hand welt Elk leather sole during this sale
son t"' 81, 10
soO French KID Patent Kid Patent Colt turned or
Welt soles. during this sale ......... 80 30
soo all feathers light heavy soes patent or stock tin
while this sale lasts 90 AZ
EVer! oXord IN the house worth So 80 will AT $(l
The entire line of SOO Oxors turn or welt sole naen ar
stock tips, go q ........,... 50 ~
Every shoe IN the house must suffer the reduction
some even greater cut in price.
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Trunks and Suit Cases.

$40 Trunks which water could not hurt, for w ~ on
- extra strong heavy brass trmmngs-a trunk that is
really worth more than the regular yrce goes this
Get ready for your trip the Louisiana Purchase Ex
poslton by supplying yourself with Trunks Telescopes
and Dress SUIT Cases during the BIG FIRE SALE
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Mems Trousers.

IS line OF fine pants pure Worsted neat light or dark
stripe, also in black must go, ~ (IO
Our entire line OF trousers from 81 % up s. pair will
astonsh you with their little prices attached during this
sale 1890
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Fire Sale Prices on Tables

One table OF loc and 25c Embroderes slightly we yd SC
One table lc to SOC Embroderies price, yard DC
One table Wash Goods, Swsses. Silk Mulls Embroidered
Swlsses worth to soc yard fire sale price, yd Sc
One table Dressing Sacques Wrappers Bed Comfort
ers each. ........... 10
One table Lawns, Percaes, Dmties and Flannelettes
worth up to 31c, sale price e..................IO IOc
each ................... l9c
One table Wrappers and Chdrens Dresses sale price c
one lot OF P'ints, She yard Be
Che iot apron Check iingham, the yard. sc
One lot oringhams the best made yard ......... Sc
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-DONT HISS THIS RARE OPPORTUNITY-
HARRY H. SHAW, Greeley, Colo.

I osT-BETWEEN NJ. E. CHURCH AND lltl
IL ave. girls blask fur collarette. Finder
please leave at 407 llth ave. Mrs Kate Seely
DOR SALE.-EDISON $50 PHONOGRAPH
L with latest model speaker, with 56-nch
brass horn aud stand and about $50 worth of
records, nearly all the new loud ones. all in
perfect order. Twenty-Five dollars takes the
outtit. snap Apply at Tribune office
EOR SALE--ALL MY STANDARD AND
Z registered brood mares. all due to foal this
month to Due Hal. Also head standard bred
yearlings. one half bred Shetland. one 3-year
Old Oconee geding. All cheap and worth the
money. Scotch Collie pups Use Camps Lini-
ment. A l.. Camp. jr.
E'ARM FOR SALE.-THE KENMORE FARM
L smiles southwest of Greeley, miles west
of La Sale. in the Platte river bottom; on
main Denver and Greeley wagon road. l20
acres water right unexcelled aud really worth
$500: Groom brick house very large modern
brick barn; ice house, implement house. tool
house, milk house, and numerous other build
inss. 5O0-foot well for domestic use, water
piped to house: improvements alone cost more
than $1,000; telephone connection; daily mad
delivery and many other advantages. This is the
best improved place, the choicest land and best
water right between Denver and Greeley. Price
for all if taken this month, $1,000; also 80 acres
adjoining above 5000. For further particulars
call on address Clint o. Heath, 524 Cooper
building Denver.
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Millinery.

IN TINS department. we are unable to give you prices
a there are no two all dieren sy and shapes
They are cut oneourth onehalf and less
than regular price.
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TOR SALE-TwO THOROUGHBRED DUR
+ ham bulls, Mcclellan stock. Stanley
Davis.
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EGGS-BAkRED ROCKS EXCLUSIVELY,
II from large well marked. farm raised stock,
81 per IL {. Neuswanger, g23 7th-st
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Suits and Skirts.

part of this department got little damaged v wa,ar
but we have made sweeping reduction throughout the
entire lot. just selection of prices
One lot Skirts worth to s4 fire sale price. = ti5
New Brillinne and Mohalr Skirts sale price ~ ~ II
One lot Cloth Skirts worth double the price. 81 Rs
Sto DieS ohifIs ior SS.OO
One lot Dress Skirts reduced to .......... SG (lll
This the biggest snap OF them aTailored Suits worth
from 81 to $40 got little but enough to hurt
them Fire sale price yonr choice ............ So 90
All other Suits, about 100 of them at a great
in
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VyyANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL L
w housework. no washing. Enquire Dr'
milford
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DOR SALE-SHOATS, FROM 50 TO l5O
Il pounds young sows, to farrow within two
weeks. J, C. Dean. mile west OF Bracewell
Switch
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LII KINDS OF JOB WORK. GREASE
"A traps, closets and moving dead animals a
specially. W. H. Senior. Phone INC.
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NOR SALE E-THOROUGHBRED PLYMOUTH
i rock eggs. r. K. Bliss, Independent phone
ranch 8-l7.
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NOR SALE-A ga WAGON AND BEET
r ranch,wide tires and medium wheels. Star
grocery,
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NOR SALE-pOCKET FOLDING KODAK,
Il No. 3, almost new, cheap. Call lndepend-
ent phone 3t5- B, Greeley.
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|rpets, Lace Curtains, P
and LinoIeums.

These not touched by the but they must
stand their share of the loss Every price is deep.
Wool Ingram Carpet low the yard ........ SIC
Administer Carpets with border during this fire sale
Wilton Neves with without border make them IN.
teresting. at. 15c
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7 OST-LEATHER BUGGY CUSHION, Be
IL tween mill and Eaton road. Thursday
night Finder leave at Tribune Office.
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C,TRAYED-BAY MARE, IL YEARS OLD,
= scar over right eye. Notify l.. &. Bly, box
H. Greeley.
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xxyANTED-AT ONCE, GOOD BOY AS MES
w senger and collector. Colorado Telephone
Company. Greeley.
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nor SALE--FRESH COWS; EARLY OHIO
T. seed potatoes brown leghorn eggs for set
ting. F. N. keefer, Fifth st. and 10th av.
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SEED PoTATOES-PEAR FISsT YEAR
- from Wisconsin seed. A. n. Lyster. Bell
phone 6S-4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
ALL HAVE SAME BODY HEAT
Medical Man Examines Stoker and
Explorer and Finds Tempera-
ture Always the Same.

A medical practitioner has drawn at
tention to a very important subject in
the matter of diet. He points out that
the stoker grilling in the stokehole of
a Red sea liner and the explorer among
the ice foes of the frozen north-pro-
vided they are healthy men-have
identical temperatures. The automatic
heat-regulating mechanism in the body,
no matter what the thermometer may
register outside, sees that the body is
kept at a normal temperature of about
1886 degrees Fahrenheit. In order to
assist this wonderful process in ex-
tremes of weather, it is necessary to con-
slider the subject of food, and one of
the most important items of food in
hot weather is water. Water, as the
writer points out, is a food, and it
should be taken in summer weather as
a regular article of diet. The habit OF
drinking iced water is discountenanced,
and the ice cream is barred as the most
fruitful cause of innumerable dyspep-
sias. Better than cold drinks are hot
drinks. and tea with a slice of lemon
is recommended as the most cooling
drink at this time Of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
BEAVERS DAM MAINE RIVER.
Aquatic Rodents Prevent Engine Sc
curing Usual Supply of Water
from the Stream.

.4 Many curious stories have been told
about beavers and their ways. Some of
the lumbermen in Maine say they are
flooding their timberlands to such All
extent that they should have less protec-
ton by law, while visitors to our lakes
and ponds find them a great attraction.
The biggest" beavers, in a way, that
we have heard of reside in Redington
township neal the Eustis branch of the
Phillips and Rangeley railroad. Their
home is on a stream that supplies water
for engines. A few weeks ago the en-
CINE crew stopped for water and found.
to their surprise, that the stream was
dry. 1t was only dry for a few days,
however. and the water began to run
again without any apparent cause for
the change. Then a man followed up
the brook to investigate, and a mile and
a half or so up he found a nice beaver
pond. The beavers had damned the
stream for their purposes and when
their pond was full the overflow went
into the stream and then the engine
could have the water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
WASPS SUPPLY EXERCISE.
New York Matron Tells How She
Keeps in Fine Fettle for Tennis
-Whiskbroom as Racquet.

There's nothing like tennis" said a
young matron to a New York Sun re-
porter. mot that we have a court of our
own yet, as we hope to have some day,
hut we have what seems likely to prove
an excellent substitute so far as exer-
else goes, and that is a wasp nest some
where in the side wall of the house.
Day before yesterday I killed % wasps
this way: You grasp the w~hiskbroom,
racquet fashion, keep your eye on the
wasp, and when he serves with his char
acteristic dash and vigor, you give him
a return stroke that stuns him enough
to give you a chance to finish killing
him off. I'm having lots of practice and
getting in fine form for that court of
ours. by and by. And, incidentally, I'm
chief lifeguard for my two youngsters"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1904.

sible, but not at the expense of local
Improvements. Such o reduction, with
the CITY standing still, Is no reduction
and the people know it. it requires
o firm and steady hand at the head of
local affairs today. The city's credit
must be guarded and the people must
not be overburdened, yet improve
ments must go OIL. We feel that the
administration which will take the
reins of government on the first of
January is fully capable of accom-
plishing the desired end. 1t is evid-
emit the majority of the people think
so from the way they cast their tal-
lots. m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

formed into q government under the
name of Rio &c La Plata, with Buenos
Ayres for the capital city.
But a rival to Buenos Ayres sprang up
Just across the way, over in what is
Uruguay, but was known at that time as
the Banda Or;etnal eastern Border);
the Portuguese, who already had possess
sion of Colon!a in the Banda Oriental,
deciding to extend their enterprise, be-
gan an important settlement near Monte
Video, but wers ousted by the Spaniards,
who founded the present beautiful city
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Paris of South
America, the healthiest city in the world
and the cleanest city on the continent.
The Portuguese did not submit tame
ly to Spanish aggression and discord be-
tween tbs two continents for many
| years. TIE Portuguese, noted as they
were for ruthless slave-dealing, were
hated AID feared. and finally general
hostility made them r~elinquish their
claims il Uruguay. But it was not I'M
til 1777, when was signed the treaty Of
peace between Queen Maria of Portugal
and Charles III. of Spain, that Portugal
withdrew from the Banda Oriental.
During this period Uruguay was made
q province OF the vice-royalty Of Buenos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
ADVANCE" IS THE WORD.

The republicans 10Y have control
of the city government and to them
the taxpayers will look for the careful
management,.of local affairs.
Perth Amboy is growing, it may be
said, faster than any city in the
State. Its wonderful have
been discovered by the capitalists of
all sections and industries of all kinds
are being brought here. With them
come new men, new blood with new
ideas and a progressive spirit that has
already been felt.
Il is these new conditions that have
now got to be met by the local admin
istration. They are the paved streets,
clean thoroughfares, building regula.
tions, fire department, police protec-
tlon, schools, water, lights and sew
ers, public franchises and many other
pfcblems that are increasing every
year. but we're not even Thought Of a
few years ago. The incoming admin
i~stration has the advantage of having
the valuations and taxes r aised before
they take hold. thus giving them more
money with which to meet all these
demands. There is no doubt but that
the democrats have been condemned
by many because of the increase in
taxation. mhe democrats, themselves,
knew it.would be SO and the day of rails
Ing valuation and the tax tate was
put off as long as possible, but the day
arrived when this could no longer be
ignored and the step had to be taken,
1t is very probable that the new
administration will endeayor to make
q record for itself, and, If possible, re-
duce the tax rate so as to win popular
favor and be retained in power. This
Is q worthy aim and should be encour.
aged. But the city fathers must
realize at the outset that Perth Am
boy must not stand still. Improve
ments must continue. There are plenty
of things this city is lacking which
any municipality of this size should
have and it is up to the city fathers
to give them. Advance" is the watch
word and it means political death to
the man who holds up the city for the
sake of making a grandstand play.
Reduce the taxes by all means, if pos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
A STREET IN MoNrEvIDEo.

there are less than a million inhabitants
in this richest" region. .ft.f
Uruguay is small comparatively. 1t
contains 72.000 square, miles of land, an
area for possession of whose rich acres
vigorous warfare has been waged re-
peatedly. It has been an independent
state since 1926, at which time the treaty
of Montevideo declared it no longer UNI
der the control of Brazil. Formerly it
was a part of a viceroy of Spain, lying in
the region of the Rio de La Plata, or
River of Silver, and therefore coming
under notice of the fortune-ilunting
Spaniard. The La Plata was discovered
as early as 1916; in 1919 Magellan sailed
up this river, and a few years later Sc
bastian Cabot explored its shores with
the view of establishing a settlement
there. In 1884 a Spanish courti+r, Don
Pedro de Mendoza. founded the town of
Buenos Ayres, and in time this spot be-
came the commercial center of the valley
of the great river. The natives tried 10
stop the advance of the Spanish, but in
effectually, and presently (by 1920 all
the settlements south of the confluence
of the Panama and Paraguay rivers were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
FLOWER CULTIVATION EASY
Requires No Wedding or Hoeing and
Very Little Attention Is
Made Necessary.

The most inspiring Horticultural idea
of the last quarter of a century is the
naturalizing Of flowers by the thousand
in situations where they need absolute
iy no care after planting, says Country
Life. 1t is the easiest kind of garden
ing, for there is no wedding, watering.
hoeing. stalking or tying. 1t is the most
artistic form of gardening, because the
flowers fit perfectly into the landscape.
Itsis the most effective kind of garden
ing. because nothing can surpass in
beauty a continuous sheet of flowers all
Of the same variety. No matter how
they may be. these wildlings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

The fact that Theodore Roosevelt il
a man who appeals to the younger
element of the country was Gle arly
demonstrated by the election con.
Quoted by the high school students
yesterday. Out of o total vote of 118,
Roosevelt received 1877 and Parker hut
81. Roosevelt's true patriotic spirit
and love of country appeals to every
youth. He is their ideal and, politics
left aside, he will be known in his
tory as the greatest man of his time
because he represents the typical
American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

The popular endorsement of Theo-
dore Roosevelt at (the polls yesterday
is a fitting tribute to the greatest
American of the time. The people
are not afraid to entrust the reins OF
government in his hands for another
four years and their confidence is not
misplaced. The United States today
leads the world and an American citi-
zen ana the American flag demands
the respect all over the world that il
never did before. This has been due
to Roosevelt's true American policy.
Nobody was scared by the so-called
imperialism" Roosevelt is too much
the typical American to oovet any
such desires. He is--a man to whom all
can point with pride as the executive
of the nation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

accept England's Intervention and make
peace terms, very willing to renounca
all claim to Uruguay. The contendihg
parties agreed to recognize and main
tain the independence of Uruguay, and
the little republic came into being.
That was 76 years ago. These years,
it is needless to say. have not been
marked by undisturbed calm. In 1S42-5l
M~ontevideo was besieged by the com
bined forces of Oribe and Rosas, the lat
ter a despot from Buenos Ayres, but the
emperor of Brazil delivered the city
from the hand of the spoiler, and the ma
ton was enabled to continue its career
of independence.
In the last decade u%prisings not a few
have interfered with peace in Uruguay.
In 1896 a plot to overthrow the govern
ment was laid by prominent men within
the state aided by friends in the Bra
lillian state of Rio Grande de Sui. For
two or three years preparationswere,a adj
vanced, munitions of war collected and
stored. Many sympathizers in neighbour
ing Argentina Joined the uprising, and
"a ~ aDodlAlNd u SoSIO1a l1OfC-
ment against the tyranny of the ruler.
In various of the departments" gov
eminent authority was entirely sls-'
pended. Montevideo was put under
martial-law, but the city did not fall
under attack, guerilla warfare for
awhile succeeding the early military OPP
%erations. The rebels, however, later
continued effective work, and their de-
mands for reform were backed up by no
small show Of power. Civil war was
kept up for months, continued after the
assassination of President Borda. who
was slain in the street on his way from
church. At last the country, worn out
peace be made with the rebels, and the
latter were granted many of the de-
mands heretofore refused.
The new president. President Cuestas.
although belonging to the old Colorado
party, showed himself friendly to the
late rebels. the Blanco party, and at once
the Colorados began to make war upon
the ruler, whom they adjudged a de-
serter from their ranks. Certain Off
GERS led q military revolt against the
president, and the city of Montevidco
became once again the scene of blood
shed. The president came out victori-
GUS but. as Mr.. Carpenter put it, only TO
give upon a political volcano, always in
danger of assassination"
The present executive. PresidentO rdi-
hez, who was elected February. 1903, Isl
experiencing the usual uneasy hold Of
him that ventures to-stand at the helm
of Uruguay's ship Of state, and douht-
less finds his position far from an en-
viable one.
Paraguay, associate with Uruguay in
the early days of Spanish rule and the
La Plata confederation, likewise now
is going through the throes Of revolu-
ton. Paraguay is larger in extent than
Uruguay (157, 900 square milss), but mas
only half as large a population. Tais in-
terror South American republic, nesting
close to Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina
has had its share Of boundary disputes as.
we'll as its full quota of internal broiIs.
KATHERINE POPE.
ZL |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

Ayres, and continued under Spanish rule
until news of Spain's loss of prestige
caused the colonists to make concerted
action against her oppression. John
Bull had %endeavored, with no great sue
cess, to teach this lesson to them along
in 1906, when trying to carry out Pitts
project of destroying Spanish influence
in South America by the use of British
arms; Buenos Ayres and Montevideo
were actually held fer awhile by the
English, but presently the invaders
were glad to evacuate and sail away for
home. The knowledge that SPANS
glory was waning was added to when
the French were successful over old
Spain, and in 1910 the La Plata country.
made issue with the mother land. A rev.
olution raised its head, and an attempt
was made to establish a confederation OF
the Province of the Plata River.
The dream was a great one, but the
territory was too gigantic, the people
were not at all Of one mind, and the Ted
eral system collapsed at the end of four
years. the revolt beingled in what's now
Uruguay. This little land, when the
federation was dissolved, fell under the
jurisdiction of Buenos Ayres, whose gov
ernor at once set about forming a new
confederation. The emperor of Brazil.
desiring to annex Uruguay to his W
domain, declared war with the Argen-
tine Republic, and in the battles ensuing
the Argentines proved themselves
formidable foes both on land and sea,
so formidable that Brazil was glad to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

never seem gaudy or vulgar. And.
finally, if it is the least expensive way
Of getting hosts of flowers-fowers like
the stars of the Milky Way in multitude.
A thousand narcissus bulbs! The
thought takes ones breath away; yet
A thousand of the bulbs of the poets
narcissus cost only five dollars-a mere
nothing compared with the vision of
loneliness that it makes possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09

1W%n& OWN in that popularity callel
HMM "hot-bed of revolutions" to
~. I ND the south Of us, the little re-
SkSW publics of Uruguay and Para
HEW quay are now taking their
" turn at upsetting Of govern
ment, are ~endeavoring to effect a new
order of things by the South American
time-honored means of insurrection and
violence. Which party in each country
disturbed by civil strife is in the right, it
would be difficult to declare, therefore
let us avoid as far as possible discussion
of present conditions. Let VS. not NEEDLE
in the moments broil. but calmly glance
at the past deeds and accomplishments
of our friends at the other end Of the
continent.
Way, way down lies Uruguay, tucked
in between the south edge of Brazil and
a jutting-out of Argentina. Two sides
of Uruguay are coastline, washed to the
east by the waters of the Atlantic, to the
south by these of the great La Plata
river, the wonderful river that is 100
miles wide at it's mouth. Uruguay Is
distinguished as being the smallest of
the South American republics and the
richest land south of the equator. Frank
Carpenter thus speaks of it: "Its soil is
as fat as the valley of the Nile. and the
people step high On the stills of %self-es-
teem." Uruguay is q land of tiocks and
herds, a pasturage famous for wealth
of streams and a climate that allows OF
grazing the year round. Although capa-
BILE of sustaining a large population,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-09
Football Games Prove useful.

The Australian detectives find football
useful. Criminals will hide six days in
the week, but they have to come out on.
Saturday to see the football game, and
the police r on hand.