The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-17
Nobby stationery at Craig's.

'front.'. NHr.
Dolphin 5-ply hose at Robie, Nc
Cutcheons.
Fresh vegetables every day at
Marks Market.
All the newest designs in wall
paper at Horne's.
Mrs. NJ. f. Ollie is suffering from
lnf1ammatory rheumatism.
For Sale-A gentle mare that
woman can drive. J. Huppert.
Harness, collars and pads at cash
prices that will save you money.
Red Front.
The subject for the Christian Sci
ence service next Sunday morning
will be Reality "
DIR. W. II. White Of Denver visited
over Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram White.
Every woman can keep her own
doorstep clean with one of the Star
Grocery's l9-cent brooms.
A representative from we'll known
eastern house will take special orders
for suits at Shaw's on Friday.
The old woman that swept cobwebs
from the sky bought 3O-cent broom
for 10 cents from the Star Grocery =
Have you seen our silk jackets,
spring dress goods, laces and spring
novelties? 1t will pay you to see
them. Red Front Bazaar.
The next meeting OF the W. @. 7.
u will be held at the home of Mrs.
w. II. Fl. Bliss, 1923 Ninth street,
Tuesday, March %, at 2:3O p. m.
SIS Mormonism Going to VIM"
will be the subject OF the sermon in
the First Presbyterian church by the
pastor, Rev. r. J. Hunter, next Sab
bath evening.
Mrs. Lyulph Oeilvy and son Jack
returned to their LaSalle ranch Tues
day after fortnight's visit at Water
Dale, west OF Lovcland, the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boothrovd, parents of
Mrs. Ogilvy.
Our last shipment Of wall paper
las arrived, 1900 rolls. This gives
us stock Of I, 900 rOlls-largest stock
in northern Colorado. All the later
things that have just left the fac
tory. G. d. Horne.
Those troubled with headaches,
dizziness, nervousness, intiamed ewes
OF i'll fitting glasses should not fail to
see Mr.. l.. ID. Green, as all his work
is guaranteed bv his firm. AT the
Oasis hotel March 81, 2s, %
A letter from Mrs. e. II. McClen-
ahan yesterday morning says that the
thermal baths OF Icaho Springs were
relieving Mr.. McClenahan Of rheu-
matism. He was able to get out
with the aid OF crutches and 1t was
thought that in a couple Of weeks he
could return to Greeley.
Today a train OF 20 cars of sheep
and lambs will leave for the east
They are owned by the following
W. H. Eaton two cars: w. 3. Clark
two cars, and J. S. Gale, four cars,
all from Eaton; W. Fl. Farr. six cars
from LuceIne, and Albert aud Jer,
ONE Jgo have six cars from LaSalle
The spring opening OF the ParloI
Millinery bazaar takes place this
morning and will continue tomorrow
and Saturday. The newest ideas
and latest fashions in dress, street
and tailor. made hats at the right
prices. Be sure and attend the
opening. Mrs. F. NJ Dauth, 10:
| Ninth avenue.
Japan may beat Russia
But no one can beat our prices.
30-cent broOms for 10 cents.
25-cent oranges for Is cents
scent Yeast Foam for 2H Genus.
IO-cent package Power for 5 cents
l5-cent Red salmon for 10 cents
I2h cent Alaska salmon for cents
The Star Grocery.
The II. d. Parker home has beer
quarantIned the past ten days. Mr..
Parker has been suffering from q
complication Of quinsey and diph.
liberia and last night week his case
was quite serious, but yesterday he
was considered out OF danger and or
the road to recovery. MIS-. Parker
and son Elwood haze had d,phtheria
h,t tbav aye recoveyinu nicely
At the leguaIr services OF the
Baptist church next Sunday. the pas
tor, Rev. Henry clark, will preach
upon the following subjects: Morn
ing, Amen;' evening, The Big
| Little Four Sunday school and
Y. p. S. G. e. as usual. All who