The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-02
New fiction at Craie's.
New late books at Horne's.

plaZleT,
~, Plano Tuning, $3.50. ]. Scott
Thompson.
lhe place to buy the latest in wall
paper is at Horne's.
June Clearance Sale of millinery ,or
'''e next thirty days at Miss Bisbop's
John I. Adams, Windsor $ attorney
DIT raw, was in Greeley Tuesday on
court business.
huy trunk or suit case OF US and
YOU ouy it right. The Park Mer-
chandlse company.
June is here but it is not vet too
late 10 decorate your house with wall
paper from Stover's Book Store.
Screen doors? We have them all
Kihos and sizes at the right prices.
+. II. Gilcrest Lumber company. =
Of course you will need a trunk o,
SUIT case when you take that trip.
See our line. The Park Merchandise
company.
GREAT slaughter sale OF millinery,
nothing like it ever been offered, for
Two days next week, June 10 and IL.
Red Front.
Junior L. T. L. will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Leake. l47s
f'lth street, Saturday afternoon,
June 4, at o'clock.
Tom O'DonnelI is taking a vacs.
tion. Owing to nervous trouble, he
has been ordered by his physician to
seek change of altitude and rest.
l. Rothschild, wife and son left
Wednesday for Chicago and Gin.
cinnati and will return via St. Louis
and the Worlds Fair. They will
be gone month.
1he Tribune's Worlds Fair con.
test closes at noon Saturday. June 1.
Now Is the time to help your favorite.
Two hundred votes 20 with each
years payment on subscription.
W. Hewlett Of Fort Collins has
teen the guest of Prot. and Mrs.
Beardsley for several days. MI.
Howett Is an old acquaintance Of
the host and hostess while all lived
in Trinidad.
George S. Adams came to Greeley
Saturday from his ranch to spend d
few days with his family. He says
that crops in the vicinity OF Grover
are promising and the range is il
excellent condition for stock.
David Snider of Platteville was ir
Greeley TUESDAY and he reported thai
the prospects for good season in
that vicinity never looked brighter.
The recent rains have put the GROUND
in excellent condition for crops.
W. B. Mooney of the State Norma
has been appointed superintendent
of the State Normal training schoo
at Spearfish, South Dakota. Mis-
Ethel Dollan has been appointed
critic teacher in the same school.
Mrs. Harry E. Churchill returned
home Monday night after two week
In st. Louis, where she attended tn,
national gathering of the Women
Federated clubs. Mrs. Churchill
promises the readers of The Tribun,
a sketch of her trip for its mex
issue.
DR.. K. c. Sapero, the eye, ear
nose and throat specialist who ha
been making Greeley at intervals 70
the past few years, leaves the latte
part of the month for three months
trip to Europe, where he will visi
Vienna, Paris and London hospitals
and return to Greeley in October.
Just compare our prices with you
grocer and see il he sells you bes
hams for l21a cents; Gala. hams ant
salt side, cents; ten pounds bes
lard, sl.l5, twenty pounds 50. Is, fit.
pounds 81 so; best corn, tomatoes
string beans and peas, 10 cents: best
-four, s2.25: crackers by the box,
cents. Red Front.
The commencement number of the
Crucible is out and is the finest anc
most elaborate Issue the students
have ever attempted. The cover Is
IN green, gold and cardinal on ar
ivory white ground. Over fifty cut'
enliyen its pages, and its make uK
reflects credit on the Crucible staff
Copies may be had at the opera house
after the graduating exercises Thurs
day.
BY special request OF patients who
we're unable to consult DR.. Sapero on
account OF the bad weather. wash
outs, etc., the doctor will return
June is. II and is at the Oasis. VIII
leave for Europe to take extra course
of clinical operations in the leading