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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-29
THE BANBERG HERALD
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-29
.ShERIFF'S TAX SALE.

Barnwell, s. c., June 10Th, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Boomer Hooks masquerade in new
armory hall Christmas night.
Put your order in today for that
Christmas poultry at Rissler &
Platts.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Everything good in the Christmas
grocery line, at the Star Grocery.
We set the pace.
For a good time Christmas night
attend the Boomer Hooks masque
ball in new armory.
A savings bank account is sensi-
{ BILE Christmas present for any one.
Weld County Savings Bank.
All the goodies that go to make
up full Christmas can be had at
the Star Grocery, the store that sets
the pace.
Send one of the Tribune's view
books, "Glimpses of Greeley to a
friend for Christmas. Only so cents
at Tribune office.
B. d. Sanborn, Louis Elliott and
W. Il. McClelland are back from
Montana where they went to look up
an irrigation project.
Scott w. Bullard has leased the
store formerly occupied by Geo.
Smith and later by Howard Pouder,
and has moved his stock of second
hand furniture into it. The goods
with the stock purchased there will
make it one of the best second hand
Saturday, Dec. Is. Come early and
secure Christmas bargains.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Clairvoyant.
ATTENTION.
DIR. MARY BARTON,
CLAIRVOYANT AND SPIRIT
MEnTVTM

Is in the city located at 715 Eleventh
street, should not be classed with the
many called clairvoyante, palmists,
fortune tellers, etc, who make false
promises and guesses and impose upon
troubled humanity. She is a true lady
and natural medium. Ordained to do
what she does. she tells you the truth
good or bad), every act, thought or in
tention of any one Or anything. secret
you should know-how to attract, change
or control anyone, even though miles
away. She reads every thought and
wish as an open book. Are you un-
happy, discontented, unlucky over ary
affair-Love, marriage, divorce, court
ship. health, speculation, business, law
suits. family troubles, children, changes,
| influence, enemies, claims. ETC.! There
is cause. She tells you how you may
succeed exactly as you think.
| Tells who to marry and when, what
obstacles are in your way, and how to
remove them. She never fails in caas
ing speedy and happy marriages. Re-
moves the domestic trouble. Restores
lost affections.
Personal magnetism quickly restored
by new method. the controlling power
implanted in your nature. l show you
how to regain health.
If you are going to see Medium, why
not see the best? 1t costs no more.
Guarantees to teach practical mental
science, how to control the one you love,
even miles away, in one hour.
Others come and go, but DR.. Barton
remains, and can be consulted daily. You
meet no other callers. All business
strictly confidential. Fees in reach OF
ALL No troubled soul denied or turned
away.
Life reading by mail, 81.
Open all day Sunday.
| DIR. Mary Barton.
Parlors, 715 1lth.st. Hours from 9. q.
m. to 9. p. m. daily.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Little Locals
mas candies at Morrison S.
f.

Nmas candies at Morrison's.
Horne's is the busiest store in
town.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
For nice Xmas present go to w.
II. Searing's greenhouse.
Horne's are too busy to write ads
this week. Can't get time to eat.
Get one of our banks for your boy S
Christmas. Weld County Savings
Bank.
Nice fat oysters to go with that
Christmas turkey, at Rissler u
Platt's.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Don't you need new pair OF
ladies shoes for Christmas? The
Phelps Shoe Store.
For Christmas -Sideboards and
butfets in oak and Weathered oak.
Leiper Il Dowllng'S.
Commercial Club banquet and
meeting at the Brown cafe next
Tuesday evening at $50.
Fine lot of palms, ferns, begonias,
Cyclamen, primroses and poinsettlas
at w. II. Searing's greenhouse.
Open a savings deposit with the
Weld County Savings Bank as a
Christmas present for your children.
Mince pies without nightmare,
if you get some of that strictly home
made mince meat at Rissler 4
Platt's.
The Potato Growers Commission
company have just received CARLOAD
of fine alfalfa seed. See quality ano
get prices.
You can buy all your Christmas
dinner with trimmings thrown In
at the Star Grocery, the store thai
sets the pace.
Larsons' famous cream tatfy at l5t
pound. Special days on Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Don 't' mis-:
1t. Sl3 Ninth street.
The Model Mills have just In
stalled new Fairbanks compount
beam eipht-ton wagon scale, one o
the best in the country.
Big Sellers in books: The Hous'
Of Mirth. - The Gambler, y House
of a Thousand Candles, - The MIS-
sou1ian," " ''Nedra,' at Horne'S.
Christmas candies in any quantity
from nickel's worth to ton, a
prices that the other fellow can
toucb. Star Grocery, the store thai
sets the pace.
The Sharples Tailoring Co. wan'
a chance to make you that new suit
Five hundred samples OF cloth u
select from. and fit guaranteed
Shop at 7l5E Main street.
The way is still open for donations
to the Salvation Army Christina
dinner until Christmas morning, 81
those who have not yet contrlpule'
and wish to do so have still an op
portunity.
7. Rothschild and family left las
Monday for Indiana, and Will %
away for several weeks. They VII
make roundabout tour OF th
country, going as far as Texas oe1or
they return.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

Incorporation sale now ON at the
Golden Rule store.
Plenty of green holly and mistletoe
at W. Fl. SeaIing's greenhouse.
Sterling silver line all in. Finest
ever shown in Greeley. E. L. Dun
ham.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Banquet and meeting of CONNER
cial Club next Tuesday evening. Dec.
26, at Brown cafe.
For Christmas-Parlor tables in
oak, mahogany and birds eye maple.
Leiper & Dowling's.
Remember the masquerade In new
armory Christmas night. The
Boomer Hooks are giving it.
This will be your last chance to
buy Alfred Dolge's felt slippers for
Christmas presents. The Phelps
Shoe Store.
Call and look over our 10, Is, 25
and so cent china counters. Some
great bargains this week. Union
Tea & Coffee Co.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williams
and Mrs. J. A. Taylor were in Den
yer last Saturday looking at the
pretty window displays.
Members of the Commercial Club
must remember the change in meet
ing place next Tuesday evening, at
the Brown cafe, 6 80 O'Clock.
Finest line Of fruits in the city,
apples, oranges, pears, grapes and
everything the market affords, at the
Star Grocery. We set the pace.
Gilbert McClurg of Colorado
Springs will give his lecture on Colo
RADIO in the Greeley opera house some
time next week. Charles Camp is
circulating list of possible patrons.
The affair has the endorsement of
the Commercial Club.
The Greeley Gun club will have
another free shoot on Christmas day
for prize of an oyster supper to be
paid for by the losing side. The
| fun will begin at 2 O'Clock. A
couple of leaders will be chosen and
they in turn will choose their men
out of the general crowd Of gun men.
The Commercial Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting and
banquet at the Brown cafe on next
Tuesday evening, Dec. Goth. This
will be the last meeting for the
year 1905 and an unusually interest
ing time is assured and a good dinner
appropriate to the season.
WA. Knight, of Portland, Ore
stopped off in Greeley for a few days
on his return fIom New York, tc
visit his old friend, j. L. Bartlett.
Mr.. Knight is in the shoe business
and makes the eastern trip regularly.
Mr.. Bartlett spent couple OF
weeks at the home of Mr.. Knight
last summer.
A glance at the Thompson &
Boyer market in the Woodbury.
building discloses the fact that they
are ready for the thrifty housewife
In search of Christmas dinner.
! Fine line of turkeys, big fellows anG
some of smaller Size, chickens, fresi
vegetables, cranberries, pickles, ket
Ichups, condiments Of all kinds
celery, oysters, and everything needed
| to get up a we'll appointed Christina!
or Sunday dinner. Finest cuts O
all kinds of meat in the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

You will find all late books at
Horne's.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
The Savings Bank pays per cent
interest on all deposits.
For Christmas-Couches in leather,
velour and tapestry. Leiper & Dowl
ing's.
Good music, good floor and the fire
laddies at masquerade in new armory
Christmas night.
Tons and tons of nuts tor Christ
mas at the Star Grocery, the store
that sets the pace.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
Best line of handkerchiefs ever
shown in Greeley at price. l212c
each. Noah's Ark.
You may have your own poultry
for Christmas; if so let Rissler &
Platt furnish the trimmings.
For Christmas s-Dressers and chiff-
oniers in oak, mahogany and birds
eye maple. Leiper s. Dowling's.
Celery, oysters, pickles, sweet,
sour or dill, and all the etceteras of
Christmas dinner, at Rissler g.
Platt's.
We will deliver all orders Satur-
day or Xmas morning as desired.
We do not open on Sundays. w. II.
Soaring.
The Boomer Hooks always give
YOU the best time. Attend their
mask ball in new armory hall
Christmas night.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule store.
There is nothing so good for a
Christmas present as a nice piece of
furniture. A good assortment at
Leiper g. Dowling's.
George Davis, son Of County Clerk
| Davis. has arrived in the city from
Erie, and will take course in the
Greeley Business college.
Fred e. Smith came in from Cali
| fornia the early part of this week
and will spend short time here
looking after his business interests.
Double trading stamps from now
until December 25th. This is a fine
opportunity to get your book filled
while you are doing your Christmas
buying. Golden Rule store.
Suitings and trouserings in the
most approved STYLES, perfect fit and
all the late weaves and fabrics, al
the Sbarples Tailoring Co. Tl5E Main
street. Finest line OF samples In
the city. Give them trial next
time you want suit.
Evidence was taken before Dis
trict Court Clerk Madden last Tues
day in the land contest case OF
Charles Lofgren against Miss Carolyn
Clark. Miss Clark filed upon q
homestead claim out east of Eator
some time ago, and it is claimed by
Mr.. Lofgren that she has not COM
piled with the law in regard to resi-
dence.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule. For instance, you car
get % per cent Off on ladies cloak:
and suits. 20 per cent off on men:
and boys clothing. 25 per cent of
on all knit goods and bargains al
over the store. Also double trading
stamps from now until after th'
holidays. Don't forget the place
Golden Rule store.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Toys

Have you been through
Toyland at Shaw's?
Everything to amuse the
old and delight the young.
Looping the loop, leap frogs,
jumping jacks, humpty-dump-
ty, jingle bells, balls, dolls,
wagons, automobiles, engines,
boats, houses, kitchens, stoves,
animals, music boxes, pianos,
organs, flutes, harps, games,
horns, rifles, rocking horses,
chairs, baby carriages, beds,
cradles, and more at small
prices.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

freby given to whom itsmay
the following described es-
pas taken up near Windsor,
/, Colorado, towit:
Pare, about ii years old. un.
hl being unknown to this
claimed by owner on or be-
., 1906, said estray will be
board Tor the benefit OF the
Hound.
\ te Board OF Stock Inspection
nmlssloners. Denver, Colo.
|catlon in the Greeley Trib-
1905, (a4)
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

ENOR SALE OR TRADE-A GOOD so
+ acre farm in south central Kansas
between Hutchinson and Wichita, within
miles OF four railroad towns: well i'm.
proved; has new house, new barn. all
fenced: finest water in world at ten feet ;
price 5000, OF which 81 100 can run 3 or
for balance OF purchase price. Call or ad-
dress 4OI 1th-st.. Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

-EIGHTY ACRES OF UN-
land one and a half miles
h, Colorado, and one mile
sugar factory now under
immediate construction.
hder ditch and full eighty
reservoir rights.
fe acre blocks in Platte and
3any's addition to city OF
en-acre water share to each
BARS inquire of me in Gree
lder, No. 2237 6th-st. il not in
consult VIM. f.. Echols OF
fning the eighty, and l.. g.
4 same place concerning the
|hX Clark.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

OST - CLASS PIN, GOLD, GREEN
IL enamel NJ. Il. ii. S. 'ol, Nov. 30 Re
turn please to Cos 9th ave. or phone 1876
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

EOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
Il health, good lot 5oXl9o, 3 blocks from
p. o. With Groom house and small store
building, with small but fresh and good
soft water well. A rare bargain. Price
81, 900. 522 Tenth street
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

STRAYED-FROM BROYLES BROS
y ranch, black and white COW. about 3
years old. branded We on right or lett
side. AV on left side. Call up Independ-
ent phone No. 30 Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

EOR RENT-ll5 ACRES FINE BEET
i land in Weldon Valley, a mile from
dump, rs acres in beets this year, yield Is
tons. 5000 loads sheep manure acces-
sible to this land. Address lock box 81,
Deuel., Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

T OST-NEARLY THREE WEEKS AGO
l. Scotch terrier. al! white but left ear,
which is brown: has short tail: three Ii
cense tags on collar. Liberal reward Tor
return or information leading to return,
dead or alive to Jesse Gale, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

WANTED-TO LOAN SEVERAL HUN
w dred dollars at per cent with good
security. Address stating time wanted
and security offered. j. Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

EOR SALE-AN sO-ACRE FARM. TWO
Il miles east OF Evans: ditch and reser-
yoir water: well improved; forty acres OF
alfalfa; school house on corner OF farm.
Price, 81, 900. Scott & Lyons,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

STRAYED-BAY MARE BRANDED es
- on left shoulder and on left thigh.
Reward ii returned to Won Trotha
Bros, RI, Bell phone 62-5 Black.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

NOR SALE-GOOD RIDING HORSr'
i saddle and complete outfit. j. NJ. b.
Petriken.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Lace Collars

Beautiful line of new orient
al and Plonen Lace Collars
for the holidays. Ask to see
them.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

nor TO A DIV Il RT l S q
1rts in this column. No
IN be had anywhere for
sale. ior rent, help and
Eted. 10 cents a line each
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

ISo ACRES FOR ONLY $3,-
h; nick house, plenty water,
ayeI land. close to town.
tddress j. G. Kimsey, 500
Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN, OR A
w married couple to room and board:
81 per week; room modern. lll9 l2th-st
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

EOR IMMEDIATELY FURN.
ished house, modern. See w. H.
Edwards.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

ORSALEOR RENT-2oo- ACRE FARM.
Il Three rights water, under Water Sup
ply Il Storage Co., ditch. Price $4,000.
Mary G. Hill, 92l 7th-st. Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

DOY WANTS WORK IN A STORE
ID after school and Saturdays. Teie-
phone S23 Black.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
RpECKHAM.s .so.ACRE

EOR Observation-Disclosures, ,so-ACRE
i farm, all in cultivation; new Groom
house: 30 acres alfalfa: Ia miles TO beet
acres all in cultivation; 40 acres in fall
wheat, 20 acres alfalfa; new Groom house
and barn; also new Groom house and
two sides; II, miles to beet dump. Farm,
ers'lndependent ditch and Boulder and
Weld reservoir water on both places.
Price OF either place. ST5 per acre; to rell-
able party will give reasonable terms.
Address or call upon the owner, ,. D.
Peery, 1915 7th-av., Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

/ W. RANCH WILL SELL
N farm with water rights in
Iitch and Seely LAX reser-
kgation will convince you
Unusual opportunity to OBJ
Ipme at a reasonable price.
knch or phone 2lT2-black.
tMnr. manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

OR Sales ER RAJ A L
u" rlass land ior all crops.
I'' ~ T,' cubic feet OF water.
plattevllte.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

r OST-ON THE 18th, DUCK COAT TON
II llth ave. Please leave at Tribune,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

FINED, ENERGETIC La
NJ Ste steady and profitable
y ~ calling or writing room $,
EinS. No. Colorado Springs,Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

rDING STOCK REGIST,
Dur,n,rregistered. POLAND
l,or;t IL and both sexes. Z.
t ars Carpenter ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

,nlTONCE-25 SHARES
w a A,Alight Co, stock. No
" "ratinsed. Inquire city
hist, -------------
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

EoR RENT-Two ROOMS. $50 14th
Il avenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

FARM OF $50 ACRES,
Iest OF Platteyi!le: an abun-
N: fine beet and potato land,
/ easy terms and a bargain:
Ioi $50 acres, > miles east Of
est OF water rights; l mile
! 3 miles IRON sugar factory;
|urther information call on
|k. Elliott, Platteville. Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

Csc China 19c 35c China 26c
SOC China $50 75c China SEC
$1.OO China 75c $1.25 China 94c
1.5O China 1.13 200 China 1.5O
2.25 China l.69 25O China 1.88
sou China 2.25 and so on
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

HORSE. BUGGY, HAIR
Ele and bride. Horse old.
Ed saddlcr. Piano, roll-top
kousehold furniture except
kuras. Call between 10 and
|inr, C. F.Elliott, SIT 5th-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Christmas China

We bought too much Xmas
China so we've put the knife
in the prices right here before
Christmas.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

an,r OR TEN ACRE
,liIs Fis Garden :. land, Inquire
Eest 9nd.st'
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

,,,V pRETTIEST SOUVE,
hE IL ! IS OF Greeley and
n ot,ice. 25c a dozen or
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

rlRMs, TO suITAdB!hE !, I LIZ
h SUM- an farming. Asa Ster'
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

nruDING. CAN BE
\ ~ stable. Inquire OF
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

.n,rIyE SECTIONS OF
kTW I biLnit- Il Parcels to SUIT
aai1e Of Autt; oi $. il southard'
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

l.,yrP's WISCONSIN,
IAuLTHtEeN Tte Harbour, phone
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

u,esry rrieuso.s,H,a,aa. oS'5".% Mo aa
1 line, faSn '"a.t t'i be in by wedn's'
in.eriioh' s-,>-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21

Z FURNISHED Hoo"'
! ne lIth'st'
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Suit Cases

400, 500, 700, 500, 1000,
1850, 1900, 5000, $500,
$500 each.
Hand Satchels from 81. 50
on up to $500 each.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Smoking Jackets

If you want to please a man
give him a nice Smoking
Jacket. We have them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
YOUNG WIDOW DROWNED
MRS. ANNIE M,GARRY DIs4P- PEARS SUDDENLY.

Drowned Woman Bathing With Sister
 in West River When Accident Oc-
 curred--sank Suddenly in Middle of Channel and Did Not Rise Again to
 Surface Of Water.
 A sad drowning accident occurred yesterday in this city when Mrs. Anne MoGarry, a young. widow, tWenty-six years old, living with her parents at 2O5 Lamberton street, was drowned while bathing with her sister in the channel Eof West river, a short distance above the Howard Brick compans- II wass be- Elieved that the young woman was a ] good swimmer So hat laess. den drowning cannot be accounted for by her friends,
 The accident occurred about 3 o'clock. Both Mrs. McGarry and her sister were in the habit of bathing in the river at this time each day, and yesterday af- ternoon started to take their usual plunge in the river
 Mrs. McGarry's sister did not enter the water at once but sat resting on the bank, while Mrs McGarry struck boldly out into the channel of the river. She had been paddling about in the middle of the channel for about five minutes when she suddenly threw lIp her hands and disappeared. The body did not rise again after disappearing from sight the first time.
 Her sister, who had been sitting on the bank was frantic, and called to sev- eral people who were passing a short distance away for help. A search for, the body was Immediately begun and toward evening 1t was discovered by Harry and Ernest Nicholson of. 30 Nor ris street, and by a man narner Thomas Sampson. s < :.
 Medical Examiner Bartlett was noti- fled and after viewing the remains or dered them sent to Cox 6 Henze,s ln- dertaking rooms.
 The drowned woman s husband has been dead for some time and she has been living with her father John F. o'Neil, at 205 Lamberton street, who with his family were greatly shocked at his daughters sudden end.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
CITY WINS ACTION
 AGAINST RAILROAD
GRANTED TEMPORARY INJUNC-
 TION IN "CUT" MATTER.

Decision Will stand Until Final Action
 is Taken-A Victory for Clty-COn-
 so1idated RaiIroad Must Wait. Ac-
 cOrding to Judge Cases Decision
 The Memorandum of Decision in Full.
 About o'clock yesterday afternoon Judge Case in the civil side of the su- perior court handed down a most im- portant decision in the case of the city of New Haven vs. the N. Y., N. H, & H. R. R. Co.,, and the New Haven and Northampton Co. The decision grants an injunction pendente lite, restraining the railroad company from carrying out any plans to change the railroad cut in this city.
 The decision is on the temporary in- j,iglctioii wilictf Cor rporatiiorI Counsel Counsel Daggett askd for, and will stand until the case is finally disposed of in trial on it's merits. The decision is decided victory for the city as the corporation counsel contended that the railroad, notwithstanding it had permission, from the railroad commissioners, could not alter the railroad cut unless plans for the same were approved by the cons mon council of the city of New Haven.
 The decision in full is as follows:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-07
MIR. ROOT ACCEPTS.
Will Succeed John Hay as Secretary oi
 State.

" 5uNNSSu SOAaA ~A"S NS ~N~%~~~S VI
 State.
 New York, July 6--It can be definite ly stated that President Roosevelt has offered the position of secretary of state to Elihu Root, and that MT. Root has accepted. ..-s. ..... President Roosevelt arrived at Jersey City over the Pennsylvania railroad at g o'clock this morning on time. He was accompanied by Blihu Root, Paul Morton and William Loeb, jr., his sec retary. . .rs. ~- .
 Mir. Root and MT Morton said good bye to the president after they had es- corted him to the ferry, and then they came across the river to Manhattan. The president boarded the Pennsyl- vania tug Lancaster, which conveyed him to Long Island City, where a special train for Oyster Bay awaited him. The train left for the presidents s home town at 9:47 o'clock.
 MT, Root had nothing to say this morning concerning the vacancy in the cabinet and the suggestion that he should succeed MT. Hay, and it was not until after the president had left Long Island City that the news of MT Roots acceptance became public.