The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
r'rst class repair work at Testers.

i'hleu pigs feet and tripe at
Marks Market.
Seven bars Denver Best for ~
'e'''S' poX, S3.25. Red Front.
New stock of ferns and palms. new
varieties Just in. W. II. Soaring.
BEST creamery butter, % cents n
pound. Park Merchandise company.
Victor and Columbia records ex.
ci'alsed by the Thompson Music
company.
Quilts blankets, gloves of all
kihas-large line of spud gloves.
Red Front.
Ladies and children's ready-to-
wear garments at very low prices at
the Golden Rule.
Insure your buildings and furni.
ture with scott & Lyons and YOU will
be we'll protected.
Try our teas at % cents to 50 cents
a pound. Best on the market. Park
Merchandise company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will ii. Van Sickle
are home from the east, where they
mad been the past two months.
Full line of all kinds of under
wear. We make speciality of
large sizes for ladies. Red Front.
The Doctrine of Atonementn will
be the subject for the Christian
Science srevice next Sunday morning.
Miss Margaret Lux of Chicago is in
charge of IIarryH. Shaw's millinery
department during the illness of Miss
Oliphant.
W. Ii. Edwards is home from st.
Louis. He enjoyed the trip. but the
last days were exceedingly sultry and
oppressive.
See our $l.5o walking hat for 9S
cents; street hat, Sl.9S, others ask
you So, New line of ladies' caps.
Red Front.
At the Park Merchandise company's
big store you will find the largest and
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our prices are right.
Mrs. j. S. Harrison and boys left
last Sunday for Clinton, Higgins
Vile and Odessa, Mo. They will be
gone several weeks.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church enjoyed a
social time at the home of j. f.
Fezer Tuesday evening.
DR.. G a. Ringle, office over Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases Of the eye. ear. nose and
throat, and fitting of glasses.
ID. W. Dougherty, bookkkeeper
for the w. l.. Clayton Lumber COM
pany, was taken to the Greeley hos
pital Monday with typhoid fever.
Escaped from cage, magpie known
as Bob. Anyone getting track of
such bird please return or report to
9Ol Sixth street and receive reward.
Glimpses OF Greeley" the new
Greeley view book, twenty-eight fine
large pictures, with descriptive mat
ter, for fifty cents, at The Tribune
orlice.
For Sale-Thoroughbred registered
Durham bull calf, seven months old.
Inquire of Sweet Brothers, Greeley,
or at j. II. Barnes, one mile west Of
Evans.
Voters who have changed their res
idence since last election must re-
register at the county clerks office
before 9 p m. Friday, October 2s.
| No voucher needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Lynch enter
tained the employees of Levin Broth
ers last night at their home. l439
Eighth street. Mr.. Lynch is mana
ger of the Fair department.
A new grocery, to be called the
Cash Grocery, with c. V. Henry of
Sterling as manager, Will open IN
the Camp building tomorrow. They
expect to be ready for business Sat
urday.
If YOU did not vote last fall you
must register, or you can't vote. a
great many people think they are
registered who are not. Go to the
court house and see that your name
is registered.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. II. Southard re-
turned yesterday morning from their
visit to the st. Louis exposition.
After seeing the sights there they
visited with relatives in western Mis-
souri, for a week.
Harry::Sturdeyant, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Z. \. Sturdeyant of Cheyenne
is employed in the Greeley sugar
factory. Harry is an old Greeleyall
hoy and this city will always be