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The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Silk and Dress Goods

36.inch Black Tatfeta, fully guar,
anteed at 95c yard
6.inch Black Peau de Sole At:
Observation-Disclosures. $l.35 yard
36.inch Black Peau de Sole, very
rich quality. at. N.s5 yard
27.inch Black Chiffon Tatfeta. the
new silk for suits and waists.
will not crack, at.......9oc yard
20 inch Colored Chiffon Tafeta'
all the new shades for spring
wear at. t................o .ooc yaru
27-inch Changeable Tatfeta. the
new shades for spring wear.
at...............s at sl.W yard
We are showing all the new
shades in the Lyons Dyed Raw
Silk. Bungalow.
All silk Imported Kai kai Wash
Silk Cords, 1S inches wide.
at.....................5O at. SOC yard
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

DIR. Sapero, the Denver specialist.
will again be in Greeley, March %. 30
and 81 at the Oasis hotel. Consulta-
tion and examination free. Come
early.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
BOYS and Girls Stockin!

Fine and heavy ribbed Black G
and Cow Boy brand; 25c value
your choice. ..... ..... l9c pa
One lot of ribbed Stockings
boys and girls, 20c values. yol
choice ...............121ac pa
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Dress Goods Special

At Soc yard. IS and 4S inches wide,
Mohair Sicilian Batistes. All
wool mixtures Albatros and
Novelty Suitipgs. This is posi-
lively the biggest dress goods
snap OF the season.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
.: E A,J.PARk
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W III II
Advance Sale of New Spring
Merchandise.
Now FoR lNDuCEMENTs THAT WILL BRING you HEI
Towels and ToweIins

100 Linen Huck Towels, l2ls(
values, sale price. .......... .l0(
100 Linen Huck Towels, hem
stitched, sale price. ce..........l Isl
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Hosiery Bargains

Clean up sale before the mel
spring hosiery arrives. 35c aul
SOC Stockings, fine Maco au
Lisle Thread Stockings, yoJ
choice. 80. ......25c pa
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16

TLucky numbers in last weeks
ad are 337, 1879 and 99a. II you
have one of these numbers bring
it in. We give yon PRESENT.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
White Goods

New, crisp goods at exceptional
values.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Pillow Cases and Ready.
Made Sheets

Sheets, slx9O, sale price. Cd
Sheets, 9Ox9O. sale price. I'd
Pillow Gases, size 42x36, best qua
ity, lie; size 45x36, best qualitI
13c.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16

5000 yards OF white Embroiderie|
4 to 6inches wide with insertid
to match, at .... .... lOc yad
5000 yards of fine Torchon Lac(
and Point de Paris at. .5c ya4
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Corsets

80 pairs of 81 Corsets, all siz,
black and drab only at 25c pa
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16

Saturday, Mar. ls-1 o'clock. Horses,
harness and farm implements. Some
AL farm teams among the horses to be
sold. At Dan Vance's barn, or east 9Th
street.
Regular sales days every second and
last Saturday in each month at Dan
Vance's Barn. Send in your lists in
plenty Of time to guarantee thorough ad-
vertising.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Bath Towels

100 Turkish Bath Towels, extr|
size, sale price .............li
100 Turkish Bath Towels, extr|
size, full bleached.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
India Linens
Persian Lawns

Very nice quality; 25c values. lSc;
Soc values, 25c.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
India Silks

This cloth is highly mercerizl
and cannot be told from sil
Splendid range OF patter}
Sale price 15c ya|
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Wash Goods

Sheer, dainty Voiles, green, bid
tan and brown. This is a spls
did cloth for shirt waist suil
Sale price. .... l21sc va
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
NOAEIS
LARK.
The Bargain Center Of Greeley.

Your money will buy more
at our store than any place
in Greeley. Compare our
prices with any you find in
Denver. If we sell you
same goods as cheap as you
can get them in Denver we
claim the right to your pat
ronage; if not we have no
objection to you buying
elsewhere. Trade at home.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Paris Lawns

This is splendid opportunity to
secure graduating gowns at
special prices.
so inches wide. special sale-at
........, soc. 6lc and S5c
Seersucker Ginghams in stripes
and check-l21ac values, 10c yd
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
See Our Window for
What a Nickel will
Buy Saturday. It will
Interest You.
A Few Of Our Every
Day Prices:

Al2.quart Enamel Water Pail, 6oc
A No. s Enamel Tea Kettle :. Soc
8-quart Galvanized Pail. ..... 2Oc
lO-qusrt Galvanized Pail. ..... 25c
l2-quart Galvanized Pail 23c
Pint Tin Cups. ..........2 for DC
9.inch Pie Tins (best goods,
3 for lOc
Pint Cups, blue and white
First quality cloth Window
Shades, each ...............Zo Zoc
1890 bleached Bath Towels,
each ............,. .llt2c
House Brooms at saving prices.
See our line OF Hosiery ry-best val
ues in town.
Our Garden Seeds are strictly
fresh. Why pay DC package
when we sellthem at 21ac?
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16

"hiCii Is W De given MarCn ~.
With such chorus in conjunction
with the excellent soloists already
engaged, the concert bids fair to be
rare treat.
Our quarters have Just been en-
larged and we are now ready to show
an excellent line of muslin under
wear; silk and wool shirtwaist suits.
The newest and latest lines in spring
and summer dress goods. A large
selection of trimmings and laces.
We also carry full line ofribbons.
Come in and inspect our goods and
prices. c. A. House, Union Bank
Block.
Last Monday an appeal bond was
filed in the district court by George
b. Fonda, Guy Duncan and Others
in their cases against the directors
OF the independent telephone com.
pany, Some time ago Guy Duncan
petitioned the court for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the telephone
company of which he is a stock
holder, and for an accounting. The
petition was denied by Judge Garri-
CUES and an appeal has been taken.
Inc bond is signed by q of the
sma aller stockholders of the company
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention if sent to THO ,rri
bune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
POUNDED WITNESS
With A LAW BOOK . |.|',
Mr., Leigh r. Page Vigorously
Rcsents Insult-Dickinson
Case Dismissed.

Tho case against Mr., Loren Dickn-
son, charged on warrant sworn out ~
c. b. Wood, with having permitted gam.
bling in his place, was promptly dismissed
in Police Court yesterday morning by
Justice Crutchneld.
e During the course of the trial MIR Leigh
r. Page counsel for Mr.. Dickinson, de-.
tending himself against an uttcranco OF
Mr.. Wood, struck the latter on the head
with n law book that was near at hand.
Officers interfered. and tho trouble end
Cd Tho court fined both Mr.. Wood and
Mr.. Page $40 each for contempt.
Mr.. Page apologizcd for his action IN
the presence of tho court, and said no
would willingly pay the amount OF he
fine. i5i la,5
Mr. Wood was on the witness stand at
the time Of the incident. Mr.. Page
laughed nt an uttcrnnce he had made,
and Mr.. Wood said to the court that
he did not think Mr.. Page had right
to behave thus. and that the behavior
was ,ingcntlemnnly. Mr.. Page. With
difficulty, restrained himself.
After the testimony OF Wood, Mr.. Page
said TO the court that counsel that had
represented Wood In n suit before tho
higher court against Mr.. Dickinson. had
refused to take this Gaze for tho COM
plainant. ~ 10. IA
Mr.. Page was false, whcreupon Mr.. Page,
who was standing. seized n law book,
and struck Wood over the head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
LAFAYETTE a Clever Initator.

Lafayette and his own company Will
DO Manager N1oKee's offering to the
patrons at the Casino all next week. z
1t Is difficult to describe the enter
tanment given by this wonderfully clev-
5er artist, for no Is constantly deVislns
something new and interesting. Tie is
n magician, musician and a protean ar
list. Tho press agent says he Is the
only individual who has succeeded In
outdolng tho feats accomplished by the
Chinese wizard, Ching Ling Foo but
not satisfied with this accomplishment he
has devised tho new mystic play, known
as "rhe Pearl OF Bhutan." Then he
was the first TO produce travcsty on
John Phillip Sousa. but his ambitious
spirit forced him to improve this almost
perfect impersonatlon and now he carries
u complete brass band and In correct
manner gives realistic limitations of such
noted musicians ns Wagner, Strauss.
Slegfriend and Sousn concluding with a
humorous travesty on Signor Creatore
Manager Mckee, Of the Casino, Is do
lighted with the reception which 70 be-
Ing given tho company at tho Casino
this week. 1.-THE Gcezer' seems to be
to the liking Of tho people, for the
house is we'll filled each performance
Tho gambling scene, In which Ii Hung
Chang, Two High and Kantnker arc nc
principals. arc fun-makers of high or
der, The play is to be seen all Inc
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
The Newport News Plan.

A friand living In the city of Newport
News kindly sends us II copy OF the TO-
galized primary election plan Of TINT city
ana directs our attention to tho follow
Ing provision. for protecting the voters
from fraud.
ut shall be the duty of the correspond
ing secretary Of tho committee to secure
one dozen heavy brass tube files, at lcpst
nno inches high. with n steel blade cut.
ter at the top, to prevent the removal or
ballots therefrom, and TO solder the cut
ter in the tube so that IT. cannot be rn-
moved Said. secretary shall then turn
the same over to the committee named III
paragraph six for use on tho day OF elec-
ton and these files, SO provided, shall DC
used for the reception Of ballots BY the
Judges and clerks Only one file shall pc
IN use for the reception Of ballots and
until nlled no other shall be substituted
BY way Of explanation ho says that IN
each voting precinct they have a regular
bank filc, which Is attached to a board,
and before voting begins this Is fastened
to tho table used. AS each IMAM votes,
his ballot Is placed on this file. Just be-
fore the count the ballots are taken OIL
the file and n few from the top OF the
pile Of ballots are placed Mt the bottor
and thus secrecy Is insured as to the way
any man voted. From the opening Of tho
polls until the vote Of the respective pre-
cincts have been counted and announced,
this file and the ballots nre kept IN pub
lie view and each candidate is entitled
to a representative In the polling place
during the entire time.
Our correspondent further says that the
use OF this device inMtwo' elections III
Newport News has demonstrated Its prac-
ticabllity, and that 1t has given general
satisfaction. He adds, however, that only
mon above suspicion are allowed to serve
as Judges, If that rule be followed there
will be no occasion for any extraordinary
devices, and on the other hand, If cleo
ton officers are dishonest, sooner or later
they will find some sort of way to cheat
the voters, In spite Of any device thar may
be adopted and employed, After all II
Is n matter for the voters to determine
If they will give strict attention to their
own affairs they can protect themselves
but If they are careless and ndiiferen
the politicians will very cheerfuly attend
| to their affairs for them.
BY the way, the Newport News Pres;
gives us this bit Of advice
"Ir Richmond really wants to hold al
honest primary. let the crooks who miNct
things up In the other one DO sent 70 jan
Thon let tho City Executive Committe'
get together ana adopt the plan wh'cl
twice has been successfully tried In Ne"
port News,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
scorn anu repudtate this vic symbol Of

scorn ana repudiutc this vile symbol OF
,plutocraoy, Avatnt--svnuntl" E aa
IA As Tor Judge Mann what would n fts',
a more startling situation than TO l,',s
d hull.necket, whitc.aproncd attendant M
interrupt MIN III the midst of some c Go
n,,en, anil saloon Invocation. aud IN, n
solently thrust frosted, frilted ana ana
fragrant mint julcp under his repelllalnlt
anoseY And what more dranlatc, than
for him 10 seize the wicked thing by the
throat md make It writhc III his glowing
hands as some sd,llrtnng worm OF INC
sim. thct, dash 1t to the floor and crush
IL with his mainly feet, then hold abort
n glass of pure wator and pour llbntion
TO temperance.
"Dash down you cup of snn1tan w'he'
j"N land Of slaves Shalt re'cr TO mine.
These are bit q fcw sample ill,stt .
lions, bit others will naturally suggest
themselves to candidates who have the
dramatic lnstit1nt. Governor Montague
has set the pace, and other candidates
must keep step or confess that tho Gov
ernor has the best show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
TERRIFIC STORM.
Great Damage Done in North
Carolina; Loss $4,000
(snecinl ID rho TImes-DLspntch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
DURHAM. N. c., August 1.-The most
severe storm that ever passed over the
district Of Orange, Durham. yAlamanco
and Caswell counties visited these sec.
lions Saturday evening l5
The loss Is estimated at over 0.0o0.
Millions OF hills Of tobacco were destroyed.
The storm lasted thirty minutes. All
growing vegetation was practically de-
stroycd on many plantations. In many
field there was not one whole leaf OF to-
bacco left. In addition to nll this great
deal OF timber was blown down and scat
tered In every direction.
At some places. SO It Is reported. the
wind was so severe that furniture was
blown from houses and scattered over
the fields So far as could be learned
last night no lives were lost IT Will be
years, however, before the people can re-
cover from the great loss.
The storm was in It's worst form n
Prospect Hill neighborhood. OF CasWcll
county. There 1t seemed to divide, one
section going towards Danvlle and the
other coming towards Durham. At one
place the storm-swcpt district was oil OF
five miles In width.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
The Primary Must Stand.

r seems to our esteemed COP temporary,
No Petersburg IndeX-Appcal, that Inc
Times Dispatch is unnecessarily hppf'e-
henslyo concerning tho safety OF the
URINARY MS y, mode of nominating cam
didates In Virginia. BY way OF reassur-
iu,r us. tho Index-Appcnl says that those
who comment on its defects are dong tho
system n most substantial service and
prove that the wounds Of q friend are
faithful '"rhere Is no surer way TO the
correction of IN evil 1t goes on, than
its exposure; to the cure of disease
than to a diagnosis Like all things hui
man, tho primary system has It's mper-
fcctIons, but they are not radical or fatal
unless some imperfcctlons are nurtured
and encouraged by conccalmcnt from the
eyo of the public
Perhaps our contemporary was mislcd
by tho intcrrogatory process of reason
Ing which We employed in the article to
Which 1t refers, for we arc not appre-
henslva concerning the primary. We
asked the question: "Shal wo surrender
the prImary?' by way of emphasizing
il tho body OF tho article the answer:
'As an honest and courageous people we
must not surrender. We must purge tho
whole primary system and make II serve
our people fairly and honestly" As we'll
say that we should abolish all laws
against larceny and let the thieves have
free hand as to say that we must
abolish the primary because a few election
thieves here and there steal the ballots.
In common sense and sef-proservaton we
mist destroy the thieves and not the
law. Wo must make the law stronger and
more effective, and in the appointment,
of election judges. We must watch out
| fer the thieves and rs far as possible
keep them out OF polling places Certain
ly we must punish them when caught.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
THIS DAWN HISTORY
August Sd.

u To- .
47e 9. c.-,rhc fatal battle of Platca. be-
tween Mardonins. the Persian, and
Pausanus, the Spartan general.
The other snng,lnary victory over
the Persians, on the promontory OF
NIycale, was achieved the same day,
third Of Bocdromion.
1274-Edward /. landed In England IRON
Palestine. TTc sailed from his winter
mansion Trepano, Sicily, on the 10Th
of April, 1871.
1414-Jamcs l., Of Scotland, conveyed
from the Tower to Windsor. where he
was kept prisoner for three years.
t460--Jamos H.. with the fiery race,
King of Scotland, killed by the burst
Ing of a gun. aged twenty mine, after
reign OF twenty-four years.
1554-Tho first letter In Europe known TO
have been scaled with sealing wax
bears this date, and was written at
London, addressed to the RheingrNe
Philip Francis Won Daun, from his
agent In England, Gerhard HERMANN
1554-Bnttle of Marciano; the troops OF
Cosmo dc Model, under. Medicini, de-
feated tho French, under Peter Stroz-
H. Florcntine nobleman who was
wounded.
15s2--The English Earl Of Cumberland
captured Spanish carack, Madre 40
DIos (Mother OF Cod. valued at
sl5O0O0.
1ee2-Battle OF steenkerken; the Eng
fish, under William ILL., defeated with
great slaughter by the French.
1783-A new eruption of the Skaptar JoKu',
in Iceland, poured forth fresh floods OF
lava, which, taking different directions
from the others, filled the bed OF q
river and form cd a largo lake lsy TINS
single eruption 5000 persons lost thelr
lives, being nearly one-hfth OF the
whole population Of the island.
1eoe-Mlranda. having received rem
forccment from the British, landed IN
the Gull OF Parla. for the purpose
Of effecting revolution.
1s14--Gre disturbances IN Spain; many
members of tho Cortcz arrested by
order OF the King.
1e2o--"Mony iloods,'' In Scotland, caused
great loss of life and damage &c
property,
1e49-General oud!not surrendered the
civil administration OF tho Papa
States into the hands OF tho Pope's
three commissioners,
1a64-Thc citizens OF Pennsylvania, NJ {
special election, approved an amend
ment to the Constitution allowing sol
dlers to vote.
1ss4-Ilenry M. stanley. tho African ex
plorer, recently returned 70 nnsiah.'
was given reception by King Loopol'
at Ostend. @
1ss4-Viceroy LII Hung Chang was In
trusted with the conduct OF me VIZ
against Japan by the Emperor o
China.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Fayetteville Bonds.

(Speclal to The Times DlspnluI1I y
/. rAIYYfETTEViLLE n. c., August -
BIDS were opened yesterday for the p uor
chase & ~ ssoo9%% ele Sd tSey w ere
S SEMI 1t I ~ b. Works, representing Sea-
s songtae ~ and nc Mayer OF Cincinnati, for
s ssl 90, Of at a premium Of .oG4 i,sh Tne
bidder is until seasongood and Mayer peg
'e Harne tt county adjoining this cnm nbra
land county, viii hays Il great ceiepiEu !,
lion to,morrow Of Its sem aut otf from
annyersary i - has slssste aesh into ea' county
G e 1s5s Amon aga the SPEAKERS win be Pr
j Allison AiiI Hodges, OF Rchmopd; H., III cticei
native q Ilaraetttb, H. an Eth i'rs WITH dsin-
guished success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Private VS.. Public Interest.

We regret to learn that n determined
effort is being made to muster enough
votes to defeat at the next meeting of.
tho Board of Aldermen tho annexation
ordinance which recently passed the
Council. The only objection which the
opposition has raised. so far as We can
learn. Is that several factories on the
borders Of the city .arc included with
in the lines adopted by the Council. And
so public progress must be blocked, If
The opposition succeeds, in order that
a few factories now operating In the
county may escape city taxation!
The Richmond public will not stand
for such selfish obstruction. The Times
Dispatch has no desire to Cypress any
business oncern, nor to hurt any manu-
featuring enterprise But the lines as
drawn in the Council plan were so
drawn as to carry out the plan of the
city Engineer to include within the city
limits all the water sheds and the ma
tural sewers. They were drawn with
that end In view and not for tho pur-
pose of taking in outlying factories The
opposition proposes, however, TO change
and zigzaz the lines and defeat the City
Engineers plan in order that few
factories may be left outside the city
limits.
We repeat that the people viii not
stand for 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
VIRGINIA DENTISTS.
Annual Convention in Session at
Lynchburg.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcho

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
I,YNcHBURG VA, August 1.-THE
thirty-s sixth annual convention OF the
Virginia Dental Association was COM
menced here this morning for session
lasting three days. About fifty member 81
arc In attendance. President z. L. simp-
son, OF richmond, presided, ana the open.
ing prnycr was offered by DR.. Gcorge r.
Reese, of Richmond. Or. Simpson tho
president, read his annual r,puil at the
morning session, which showed The a, as
ISOLATION to DO In good condition. ne
report was we'll received,
The afternoon session was taken up py
clinics by DR.. 9, !: iresvns hho ~, -
n Kelsey. of. Baltimore, and general
discussion OF the subjects 'reatcd.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Grave Ribbon for Hair.

PATTERSON, August 2.-Wanting a RIB
bon for her hair, and with no money 20
buy,one, Miss Rosie Leach, fourteen years
old, took ribbon from some flowers on
u grave, and yesterday was arrostei 1or
her act. Tho little girl was passing Cedar
Lawn Cemetery, when she saw new
Niece OF ribbon tied to Il bouquet whlch
had been placed upon freshy maze
grave
she thought 1t would be shame TO have
such a pretty piece Of ribbon lay there
10 be spoiled by the rain and weather.
It would look so much rretter, she
thought, tied in her hair. Tho RIBBON was
soon in her hair, but she did not long
wear 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Senator Martin Explains.

Shortly after his arrival here last
evening, United States Senator Thomas
S Martin gave the following statement
to representative OF The Landmark
requesting that 1t be published:
on arriving here Tonight my atten-
ton was called TO an editorial In the
Times-DlsLatch of this date comment
ing on the following quotation from Il
report of my speech at Newport News:
Ny competitor says that II appro-
priation is all we want we had better
send Republican to the Senate, !
would hardly have expected such an
ar&ument from a man who has held
office under the Democratic party since
the time he left his mothers arms.
al believe that Southern statesmen
have spent too much time In talking
abou, sentiment ana the Constitution.
Sentiment WIN not provide food for
your family OF ralrafnt for vaur N'fa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
Kidnapped Her Child.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Mrs 1Trcd.I
erlck story a Forest, who divorced
her first husband, II. 3. Nichols,
4 of No. Of Park Avenue, two years ago.
forclbly kidnapped Il from HIN their
daughter, Catherine eleven years old,
In the railway station at Greenwich.
Conn, yesterday afternoon.
IN the attempt to ovcrtakc mother
and child Mr.. Nichols called to his AID
Sheriff Ritcli, or Greenwich, m auto
mobile, thoaitrolley3 and tho telegraph,
hut Mrs, Forest escaped hurried to the
Tifth Avenue Hotel, this city. and then
Disappeared 1t WIS said that she and
her daughter had gone to North Beach,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03

one votes were actually cast, discrep-
ancy Of two votes, and they arc making
n great TODD over such a monstrons
fraud. According to the Philadelphia
North American. "the canvass OF tho yot-
ing divisions Of Philadelphia by the police
show that there are 31,S17 names on the
assessment lists that should not be there"
Now let our Richmond malcontents dry up
with their discrepancy OF two against the
city OF Brotherly Love with her thirty
one thousand eight hundred and seven
teen. Richmond ought to hide her din1ln-
ished head at being distanccd In this sort
OF way by Philadelphia
Progress.