The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14

Clean dressed poultry at Marks'
Market.
Offices for rent, single or In suite.
George J. Spear.
II you want nice Juicy steak or
good roast, call at or phone Marks
Market.
Mrs. Arthur Strong entertained
the ladies' whist club last Monday
afternoon.
McMILLLAN: At LaSalle Friday,
January 8, 1904, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Mcmillan, a daughter.
Buy a New Home Sewing Machine
at Porter & Thompson's. The latest
improved, cannot be beaten.
Mrs. Elmer Hagar is home again
after a pleasant fortnight's visit " ith
relatives and friends In La Junta.
Order your coal from s. ". Bullard.
He sells the best Colorado product.
Call at the office. ia Main, or phone
I60 Independent.
Jack Cheenev was fined s5 and
costs in police court Monday morning
for belng drunk and disturbing the
peace Saturday iSht.
James W. McCreery Is in Denver
as attorney for plainti1s In the case
Of the Illinois Gas & Coal company
VS.. the Bank of Loveland, now being
heard in the United State court.
The paIishioners OF Unity church
are feeling elated over the steady
increase in membership. Sunday
week thirty men and women knocked
foI adm ission and we're gathered into
the fold.
In the announcement last week OF
the election OF the board Of directors OF
the Union bank, the name Of a. B.
Copeland was accidentally substituted
for that of w. H. Farr. Mr.Copeland
was formerly director OF the bank.
Newspaper advertising costs you
too much when yon try 1t today and
drop it tomorrow. So would clerks
cost you too much II you hired them
for day now and then. Same with
delivery wagons. The wheels must
be kept running.
After you have been in business
for while and have "cut your bust
ness teeth" you will have ceased to
wonder whether advertising paws.
1t becomes merely a question Of what
mediums to use and how to make
your advertisements effective.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
Camp 779l, installed the following
officers last Wednesday evening: E.
L. Holland, V. c.; B. S. Conan, W..
A.:I.W Abbott. B.; W. S. Abbott,
clerk Will Dunbar, escort; Neigh
bor Morand, chief forester; A. A..
Woodbury., manager.
Having sold out our implement
business we desire all parties that
owe us to call at once and settle, as
we want to clean up our looks. All
accounts not settled at once will he
put in hands of attorney for collec-
tion. Call and see US. Yours respect
fully, X. Patterson 4 Son.
You don't shut up your store now
and then because you want to 20 fish
ing. 1t would be Just as good policy
to do that, however as to take out
your advertisement for week now
and then. In effect, so far as seeking
business publicity is concerned, that
amounts to just the same as shutting
up your store.
The case against E. L. Holland
charged with cruelty to dumb ami
mails with complaint filed by Clin,
Ramsay, came up before Judge South
ard Tuesday morning Plaintiff
failed to produce enough evidence OF
Hollands guilt, so the case was dis
missed and all costs. amounting tc
about S25, were assessed to plaintitf
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Bartholomew
their son Charles and Mrs. Barthol-
omew's mother, Mrs. Rose D. Nc
Lucas, have gone to California and
Oregon, where they will spend about
six weeks Mr.. Bartholomew goes
as a delegate to the convention OF
the National live Stock association.
After the convention the party will
20 to old Mexico and Arizona, where
they will spend a couple of months.
d. A. Clark died in Denver Sunday
of paralysis. Mr.. Clark was chief OF
the Colorado Brotherhood of Rail-
road Conductors and was the nestor
of that body in the state. He re-
signed from the Rio Grande road last
summer, his age, II years, compelling
him to desist from further labor.