The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-28
Lawn mowers - to sJ2 50.

Another new shipment of wall
paper at Horne's.
olnces Tor rent, single or in suite
George j. Spear.
rretty and inexpensive gifts ,or
brides at Dunham's.
lhe place to buy garden and flower
SEEDS Pier Brothers.
Elwood steel fences and gates
Robie' McCutcheon s. Co.
Mems irrigating boots, eyerv nair
guaranteed, at the Phelps Shoe Store
Mahicuring, complexion treated and
sliampooing at Mrs. Horizons. 100
Ninth street.
hea seal working clothes Solid
comfort, honest service. The Park
Merchandise company.
Fuller X Orr have the best ditch
plo"s-two styles-that were ever
MADE or sold in Greeley.
Rockers for sewing, reading or
pleasure and all comfortable, at
hemmerer's Department Store.
The best made working garment
in America-the Red Seal brand
The Park Merchandise company.
Phelps Special" 50. 80 and $3 low
shoes, They are very neat and com.
Portable. at the Phelps Shoe Store.
IF you will try pair of our Red
Seal overalls or jacket you will have
no others. The Park Merchandise
company.
Mrs. Scott and daughters, Miss
Lydia and Miss Jennie, left for Cal.
ifolnia Monday morning, for health
and recreation.
DR.. c. A. Ringle of Denver, prac-
tice limited to diseases of the eye and
lifting OF glasses, may be consulted at
the Oasis hotel on Friday, May l3.
and the second Friday Of each month
Why bother with the old way OF
planting tomatoes and get nothing
from it? Soaring & Lynn have some
extra fine tomatoes growing in pots.
which they would like all to call and
see.
Alex Mcdonald has opened har-
ness shop in 7I2% Main street, next
to Billiards. feed store, where he is
ready to do all repairing or sell you a
new outfit Call and see him and
get prices.
Gov. B. II. Eaton was down town
for short time Monday afternoon.
While he looks his former hale and
hearty self it was with difficulty that
he could walk frcm the buggy to the
tarber shop.
Bud" Clark arrived in Greeley
sunday after six months travel in
Arizona, California and Mexico. He
said that Claude H. Clark was doing
good business in the shoe trade ir
San Francisco.
L. c. Dana Of Colorado Springs
will deliver lecture on the 30th In
the Unitarian church to the Crane
Army men. He has recently been tt
the old battle fields in the south. Ad'
mission free and everybody invited.
D. D. Wallace and family left fol
California Tuesday. MI. Wallace
had the grip during the winter, since
which time he has not been able tc
gain strength. and this vacation Is
made in the hope that 1t will benefit
him.
S. c. Church and family arrived
in the city last Thursday from the
east and are now the guests OF Mr..
Church's brother, DR.. w. F. Church.
II Mr.. Church likes the country ii
is probable that he will locate in
Greeley.
During his short stay in the CITY
Bishop Vincent called upon Mrs,
Arvilla D. Meeker, the mother OF
Greeley. The visit was made Satur-
dav afternoon, the bishop being ac-
companied by Or. and Mrs. b. L.
Vincent.
George S. Adams returned Sunday
from Omaha, where he brought two
cars of ewes and ree-months-old
lambs. He sold the former for five
cents a pound and the lambs brought
ten cents a pound. They averaged
43 pounds.
II have used Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets with most sat
isfactory results says Mrs. F. L.
Phelps. Houston, Texas. For in
DIGESTION. .piliousness and constipation
these tablets are most excellent. Sold
by all druggists.
Mrs. w. G. Chappelow, accom-
panied by her brother, joseph NC
n To-. In