The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-31
Register Register. Register!

Strictly pure Paris green Is cents
pound at Fe1ers.
we want 5000 bushels OF oats yipht
away English & Carter.
Home rendered lard, ten pounds
sl.lo' Ninth Street Market.
See the couches and rockers lust
received at kemmerer's Department
Store.
Elbert English left last Saturday
ior 'the Pike" at the St. Louis
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Z. +. Roy went over to Love.
land the oath for brief visit. re-
turning Friday.
| Call and see the fine line OF pic
lures, and the prices are right, at
Leiper x Dowlihg's.
Mrs. W. C. Wilson, who has been
visiting at Colorado Springs. returned
home the oath inst,
j. A. Rosen, the shoe man. was a
passenger to Denver Monday morning,
hs etiat uiSht'
One hundred boxes Grand Junction
peaches every day, 24 hours from the
trees. Mack's Grocery.
Miss Belle Bready was in Denver
Saturday, taking specialist treat.
ment for moar distention.
The best and cheapest musical in.
struments and supplies can be found
at the Thompson Music company.
Special prices on all musical in
struments at pianos Or
gans, yiolins, guitars, mandolins,
banjos.
Miss Katherine Trevitte, reader
and impersonator, at Unity church
Friday evening, Septem ber > Good
music by best home talent
"The Spud Book contains ten
nice pictures showing the potato in
dustry of northern Colorado, only %
cents, at The Tribune office.
L. Emory Rissler, clerk at Clark &
Faulkner's, left Friday morning for
St. Louis, st. Joseph and Tarkio.
Mo- He will be gone two weeks.
: Glimpses OF Greeley" the new
Greeley view book, twenty eight fine
large pictures, with descriptive mat
ter, for Fifty cents, at The Tribune
Office.
A. NJ. McClenahan took train for
Pueblo Tuesday morning, where he
, goes as delegate to the United Pres
byterian presbytery which convenes
there this week.
i Byron Newton started Monday tn
company with his brother.in.law,
Thomas E. Peery of Evans, for Grip
pie Greek, on property deal. he
will be gone several days.
The Tribune forms close promptly
at O'Clock Copy for display ads
must be in by O'Clock In the morn
ing, and want ads or locals must be
in BY noon to insure insertion that
day.
Tomorrow the First Baptist Sunday
school OF this city will enjoy its reg
ular annual picnic az Seely's lake.
Carryalls will cake the youngsters
with their lunch baskets to the re.
sort In the morning.
, Remember that the Star Grocery
has moved irt" new quarters or
Ninth street near Eighth avenue
two doors west of SutOr's bakery.
The Star is the greatest fruit and
grocery house in noIthern Colorado
for lowest prices.
! Stanley Davis has sold bis hand
some little cottage home, corner Of
Seventh avenue and Ninth street
, and will leave In the carly part ol
October with his family for Lot
Angeles, where he will spend the
+ winter. Mr.. Davis will return here
+ in the spring 70 look after his farm
interests. He says he Is simply going
, to take things q little easier In the
: winter time.
Drs. Lee W. Paul, Brown. Triplet,
( and another medical chum, started
9 from Denver Monday for Cheyenne II
y an auto, to take In the Frontier
f Days sports. They will stay ovel
8 night with Senator and Mrs. Clayton
of this city en- route. DR.. Paul Is
I Mrs, Cayton's brother. From Chey
e enne they will go further into the
j wilds OF northwestern Wyoming
making a round trip Of 500 miles be-
fore they get home.
Industrial coal at Neill & Wards.