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The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

Harness collars and pads at cash
prices. Red Front.
Gasoline stoves $3.50 at Howard j.
Pouder's, Ind. phone 273 main.
Mems and boys canvas shoes and
oxfords at greatly reduced prices at
Golden Rule.
You can get any kind Of fruit that
grows on trees, vines or bushes at
Macks' Grocery.
For first class horse shoeing go to
the Central blacksmith shop, next
door to VanSickle's livery.
Union services at the Methodist
and Congregational churches Sunday
evening at 7:3O. All invited.
Go to F. A. Minis and have him
make you one OF his All Leather
Trusses with an antiseptic Fad.
One hundred pairs Of fine lace
curtains given free tn our customers
on the display now at our store.
Red Front.
The All Leather Truss is made
from selected leather, the pad is
stuffed with an antiseptlc fiber and
manufactured by F. a. Minis.
d. r. Macarthur and wife left yes
terday for Portland and trip down
into southern California and Cata-
lima Island. They will be gone
about three weeks.
Mike Delaney, Chief Delaney"
they know him down in Denver.
took dinner with, his old seatmate
of school days, E. G. Mckinney of
Greeley, last Friday. Mr.. Delaney
is Denver's chief of police.
r. B. Sigafoos, the wireless tele-
graph man, came in yesterday MORN
ing from Boulder and reports that
the mechanics will be here very
shortly with the big pole, which is
all that is lacking to put his COM
pnay in line for business.
The Greeley sugar factory is being
enlarged by the addition of another
warehouse practically the same size
as the one they already have, built
Just east of the main warehouse. 1t
is OF pressed brick and substantial
concrete foundation. An addition
is also being built to the office.
The pulp silo is also being remodeled
so that it will be much easier to
load wagons from it.
Reverend J. A. Davis paid $50
into Judge Willard's court for the
privilege of sprinkling out Of hours
last Monday. In this connection 1t
may be mentioned that the object of
the Tribune in printing the names
OF all offenders against the sprink
ling ordinance is not to bring re-
proach on the parties but to keep
prominent the fact that Offenders
will be prosecuted, for the good Of
all who have to use Of the limited
water supply.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27
F.W..SMITH
Contractor and Builder
..Miliwork A Speciality.
7th.st and 7th.av Greeley, Colo.
Proposed Ordinance No..

An Ordinance Regulating the Use of
Animals and Vehicles.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
the City OF Greeley, Colorado:
Section 1. All persons are hereby pro-
hibited from riding or driving any horse
or other animal, or riding, driving or
propelling. or causing to be propelled,
any bicycle. motor-bicycle. motor. cycle,
automobile, or any vehicle OF any char
acter, at a greater speed than ten miles
per hour. upon any street or alley within
the corporate limits of the city of Gree
ley. No person shall be permitted to
operate upon the streets of said city af-
ter dark any such motor bicycle motor
cycle or automobile, unless the same
shall be provided with lamps, which
shall be kept burning at all times during
operation; and every person operating
any such automobile upon the streets OF
said city shall attach thereto in con-
spicuous place suitable number and
properly register the same with the city
clerk, and pay the sum OF One Dollar
therefor. Any person violating any pro-
vision hereof, upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined in sum not exceeding
three hundred dollars.
Passed and adopted, signed and ap.
proved this. 81 day Of. 1906.
Attest. City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27
Little Locals.
Tents! Tents! at Jones'.

Robert Orr, the buggy man.
Best binding twine at antitrust
prices. Red Front.
Harry and Charles Henderson
spent Sunday in Denver.
A car load Of melons to be unload
ed for Mack's Grocery Friday.
Miss Iva Clark Of Denver, Illionis,
is visiting j. E. Jones and wife.
A car load Of melons to be I'M
loaded for Mack's Grocery Friday.
We carry nothing but the best in
shoes and give you cash prices. Red
Front.
All mems and boys dress straw
hats cut about half actual value at
Golden Rule.
You can get any kind of fruit that
grows on trees, vines or bushes at
Mack's Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Collier of Kersey
are the proud possessors of a healthy
son, born the oath inst.
Double trading stamps on all
mems and boys clothing at Golden
Rule store for next 30 days.
One. fourth off on all shoes for
thirty days, for cash only. Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Van Sickle's livery barn is having
a new brick front put In that will
add to its appearance very much.
Robert L. Dye a former Greeley
lite, now Of Cripple Creek, spent "a
few days last week among friends
here.
The All Leather Truss can be
worn night and day with equal ease.
Order one today from F. A. Minis,
manufacturer.
: New refrigerators must be closed
out regardless of cost. Priced at So,
81, es, go, at Howard j. Pouder's,
Ind. phone No. 273.
T. F. Cahill, e. H. Ramsay's
popular manager, returned from Salt
Lake City Saturday night, where he
had been enjoying his vacation.
The All Leather Truss is soft,
and easy. conforms to
the body and will last five years or
more. F. A. Minis, manufacturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Murphy Of
Chicago stopped over to visit their
cousins, the f. c. Smiths, this
week. on their way home from Estes
Park.
The case against Charles Lavelle
Of Ault, charged with setting fire to
some of Ault's houses, was dismissed
In Judge Willard's court Tuesday,
for want of evidence to convict.
E.E. Wallace, the picture man, is
hspping around with 2xl0 smile
on his countenance, because Of q fine
boy that came to stay at his house
yesterday morning. All doing
nicely.
Professor j. S. Reisner Of Topeka,
Kansas, who has had charge Of the
physical culture department OF
Baker University last year spent
In Greeley, the guest OF Miss
N. NJ. Mcdowell of Ninth avenue.
Thomas Davenport returned last
Saturday from a visit to the Arkan-
sas valley, where he has son and
living. He says the crop
prospects are good down there. no
hail having fallen this year. His
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Gilmore OF
Fowler. will arrive in Greeley the
last of this week and make this
nlace her fufura residence.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27
|ERTISEMENT.

yERTISEMENT.
Py given to whom il may
following described es-
taken up near RoGHen
fling horse unbranded.
being unknown to this
aimed by owner on or be-
said estray viii be sold
The benefit Of the owner
" Of STOCK INsPEC.
PIONEERS, Denver, Colo.
lon in Greeley Tribune
iication July %, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27
Pnnended for Rhsuma.
tam

loee, Danville, Ills,
1901; About two
Pas laid up for four
rheumatism. / tried
Llniment; one bottle
can cheerfully recon.
suffering from like
&c @c, 81. Sold by
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

EER RIGHTS TORRENT
|ited number of Boulder 4
rights for rent. These
e holder to both reservoir
bnd pro rata share OF
Pughout the season. Ap-
fn, Greeley or to myself.
fkham. phone 7l-3.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

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Front.
Best binding twine at antitrust
prices. Red Front.
VIM. Mayher and wife are home
from their eastern trip.
Try Larson's bakery on Ninth
street for good ice cream.
Our fall dress goods are arriving,
call and see the latest. Red Front,
Grand Junction peaches dire.t
from the grower every day. Mack's
Grocery.
F. E. Greenway of the A. j. Park
store Is back from his two weeks
vacation.
A swell line of dress shirts at the
lowest figure they can be sold, at
Golden Rule.
All summer goods at cost at
Barber & Smiths on Seventh street,
across from Armory hall
One-fourth off on all shoes for
thirty days, for cash only. Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Col. P. II. Shipwith OF st. Louis,
an old friend of the Delbridges,
visited w. II. Delbridge and family
Monday.
Mrs. J. r. Schryver and daughter
of Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting
with her brother-i in law and family,
J. S. Schryver.
A rupture that cannot be cured
can be endured without pain by
wearing an All Leather Truss. F. A.
Minis, manufacturer.
In the county court Monday the
will of W. j. Hopkins was admitted
to probate. Mrs. Eliza ]. Hopkins
being named as executor.
Don't miss this opportunity to buy
a refrigerator at csst. This means
C--O-S-T.
Pier Bros.
Band concert as usual tomorrow
evening. From the crowds that greet
the band each evening Of their ap-
pearance the concerts are popular.
Mrs. Peter Mosscup and son
Peter OF St. Louis and Mrs. Otto
Brohmand, and daughter Lulu OF
Denver, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Boomer.
Master Mott Buzzell Cannon cele-
brated his third birthday at Grand
ma Buzzell's Tuesday with a party,
to which were invited number Of
little tots and their parents.
!. After Sunday nights storm the
Oasis hotel folks found it necessary
to pick up the dead sparrows under
the trees in front of the hotel In
bushel baskets. They had been
killed by lightning.
Twenty cans OF yohng trout were
sent up to the upper Poudre yester-
day where they will be used in late-
years to tempt the sucker with a
rod and line. c. L. Bailey takes the
credit of having them sent up there.
S. F. Martin spent a part Of last
week in the country north Of Ault.
where the Greeley Land and Water
Co. has its holdings. He reports
many new settlers In the country to
n0rthward this season and says crops
look good.
Marriage licenses have been issued
for the following couples: Herbert
H. Nicks and Mabel f. Haynes, both
of Ault; Harry Fortune OF Greeley
and Mrs. Madge o. James Of Evans:
Edward A. Frazier of Johnstown and
Mrs. Clara B. Berry of Greeley.
The city council Tuesday night
appropriated s3OO for Improvements
at Island Grove park. and also de-
cided that ball teams and other like
organizations shall hereafter pay ten
per cent OF their gate receipts toward
keeping up the park. Good idea.
Barber & Smith across from Arm
ory hall, earnestly requests the users
~ ha arpoeS IN invest ipate the quality
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

TRIBUNE HAS TWO
or wraps that have been
finders. One is a gray af-
Suting flannel or similar
d is OF white goods, silk
Owners can get them at
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

s0-ACRE FARM BE-
alle and Peckham. under
5hares Independent ditch
acre. j. H. Wilson, 1910
fy.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

l GOOD RESTAURANT,
on, a money maker. In
! Welsh 4 Co., Insurance
Is, .l3 Main-st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

|ONE.HALF RESERVOIR
IA, ., or ten days in the
Eoir. August Peterson. l
terne.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

lGENTS FOR THE DRY
|hguisher": sure death to
Kemmerer, Greeley agent
flt0ry.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

EEEN sEELY LAKE AND
|ednesday. July 10, a lady's
kket. Finder please leave
he.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

N PRIVATE MONEY TO
a lands in next 60 days:
|tsrms. A. NJ. McClenahan.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

m JOB WORK, CREASE
|s,s and moving dead ami
4. ". H. Senior, phone lS6
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

fypERIENCED COOK. OR
|riia, Good pay and st Nldy
" ! L. W. ranch, Gre. ley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

/ MIDDLE AGED LADY
Lvors in small family. In
fpho,o Gallery.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

q ar THREE SPECIAL
land close to 'reeleS' see
dcClenahan.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
Opportunities at oacoma, S. D.

The town of Oacoma. Lyman coun-
ty, South Dakota, is located on the
west bank of the Missouri river, op-
pcsite Chamberlain. With the COM
pletiUn OF the Lyman county extern
slon of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, Oacoma will become
the distributing and slipping point
for a p%opulous and productive area
larger than the state of Vermont.
The townsite is beautiful, we'll
drained, has the advantage of rail-
way and steamboat transportation
and is bound to become one OF the
most important trade centers of
South Dakota.
About June l there will he a sale
of town lots Offering excellent oppor-
tunities for profitable Investment.
Business men who are seeking good
locations for mercantile enterprise
will do we'll to identify themselves
with Oacoma. Watch fol dates Of
excursions for the sale of Oacoma
lots.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
Compare Notes

W. think you will find several reasons
why o should ~patronize your home iaun-
dry. We do good work, Use soft water ex-
e~luslvely, employ 70 people. spend our
money at home, and viii do our best to
satisfy you.
Won't You Owe Us n Trial? Phone S
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
WARM WEATHER HELPS
Get Rid of Your catarrh by Using
Hyomei Now.

Everyone who has catarrh should
take advantage of the warn weather
to get rid of this annoying and dis
lressing disease. The right treat
ment, faithfully follow ed, in May OF
June, will benefit much more quickly
than in the winter and early spring.
Do not try to cure catarrb OF The
head and throat by taking drugs into
the stomach. 1t cannot he cured in
that manner. The only way i'm
which this too common disease can
be curel is through a direct appli-
cation Of Hyomei that will Kill tie
germs of catarrh and prevent their
growth.
The first days use of Hycn eli will
show a decided improvement, and i'm
a short time, especially if used at
this season of the year, there will be
10 further trouble from catarrl.
You take no risk in buying Hy.
omei. The complete outfit costs but
one dollar, and il after using you can
say that the treatment has not helped
you, Scallin Bros. will return your
money.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
DIVORCE CASE AT HOWARD
Wheeler Divorce Case to be Tried at
Howard This Week-Wife Will
Resist Decree.

II. G.. Preston went over to Howard
Wednesday to be present at the
term of circuit court, at which will
be tried the Wheeler divorce case.
The Gepositions of about Is witnesses
We're taken in this city two weeks
ago that are to be read in court.
a. G. Wheeler, a representative of
a big harvester company, brought
suit some time ago against his wife
for divorce on the ground Of cruel
and inhuman treatment. The couple
resides at Howard, although Nh.
Wheeler has made his headquarters
in Mitchell for the past year. Mrs.
Wheeler last fall learned of her hus-
bands actions while in Mitchell in
associating with a young lady of this
city, in which the two figured in
automobile rides She came over
and made am investigation and called
on the you 9 lady in question. when
a lively scene ensued. A short time
after Wheeler returned to bis home
a Howard and when he entered the
house his wife greeted HIM with a
cup of carbolic aci /, which she threw
into his face. barely missing his eyes.
This Mr.. Wheeler feels is sufficient
grounds to obtain a divorce.
Mrs. Wheeler filed a cross bill in
the case and asked for a separate
maintainance and support. If she is
successful i'm her side she win be
permitted to live apart from her hus-
band. who is denied the decree of
divorce and he will have to contrib
ute to her support. lE her answer
Mrs Wheeler alleges that her hus-
bands affections have been won away
by Miss Alice Doyle.
Wheeler is said to lie in good tinan.
cial Circumstances and Mrs. Wheeler
is DESTROYS of securing a portion OF
his money.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
W0Rk ON EXTENSION
Ihsgs Ar lHo Graders worA s.,
Milwaukee E>tenssen- More
70 ~ StnrtNN
70 oe Started


Chamberlain corlespoufeaee c'Ht-
traetor MclutoSh WHO is In chat al
the grading ca tile eNtcusio OF the
Milwaukee, railroad westward iiom
Chamberlain states that at the pres
ent time there are loo teams aad
scraperS at WORK grading between
lChamberlain and twenty-five miles
west of the Missouri river. These
GRADERS are divided into about ten
crews, three OF which are at work be
tween American island ana Oacoma.
He also states that newt week l5o
more teams and 3ctapers Will arrive
at Chamberlain. aud be put at work
at intervals along the route from the
west point at which graders are now
at work, so that grading Will be so
ing on all along the line to be con-
structed this summel.
The pile tressel from American
island to the west oank of the river
has been completed SC far as the pil-
ing and stringers are concerned, and
the track was laid ny Saturday even
ing OF last week. This tressel is $50
feet long, 300 piles torty-tive fee5
long being used in its construction,
the piles being placed in groups of
five every sixteen feet. On the east
side of the island IN equal number
OF piles have been driven, which
brings the tressel to tie point where
the large pontoon draws Will be
placed. The piling from the east
bank OF the river to the draw can
not be driven until the boat is
launched, as the approach to the riv-
er lies directly opposite where the
boat lies on the ways.
officials state that the boat will be
ready for the water bl July /. More
than 500. 900 feet of lumber will be
used in the construction OF the boat,
ana several car loads OF bolts. About
half the sheeting Is now on the boat.
When in position IN tie river the
track on the boat will be movable.
so that it may be raised OF lowered
at the ends of the boat according to
the variation ia the stage OF water in
the river.
Grading across American island is
progressing steadily and is now about
half completed. 1t is the expectation
that trains will be run ON tie extern
sion by September j.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
MITCHELL WON CONTEST
Burton Tanner Won oratorical Con
test at Yankton on Thurs
day Evening.

Mitchell's university IS again vic.
torious in the intercollegiate ora OF.
ical contest. which was bel at Yank-
ton last night. Word was received
trom there this morning that Burton
f. Tanner was awarded first place,
with Huron second. This is another
great victory for Dakota Wesleyan,
which stands at the head of the col
leges OF the state in the matter of
winning the greatest number of ora
torical victories.
The contest last year was also won
by Mitchell through the efforts of
j lmes Crowther.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
FOR DECORATION DAY
Sunday and Decoration
Day Will be Duly Observed
by Old Soldiers.

Next Sunday IS the day observed
by old soldiers as Memorial Sunday
and arrangements have been made
tor holding services in the city hall
building at 3 O'Clock. The sermon of
the afternoon will be delivered by
Rev. L. j. Giblett, pastor of the
Baptist church
Decoration Day ones Tuesday,
May 30. Commander Plotner wants
to extend AN invitation to all the
orders of the city to participate in
the parade or the morning, the line
of march OF which will be announced
later. The address of the afternoon
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
WITH THE TEACHERS
City School Teachers Were Enter
tanned Wednesday Evening
by Superintendent Holt.

One of the features of the closing
Of the school year is the annual en-
tertalnment OF the teachers by Sup
e%rintendent and Mrs. +. ii. Hon.
This event occurred Wednesday even
ing at their home. and a very later
esting program OF amusements was
prepared for the d%electation of the
teachers,
The rooms we're very handsomely
decorated with cut flowers, and these
were aitelward given ont as prizes IN
the various contests.
Pictures of prominent people we're
displayed to the guests and euesses
were made by all as to whom the
picture represented. Misses Windle.
peWolf and Doolittle guessed the
thirty i correctly and they were
given three more to settle the tie,
Miss Windle being the winner. An
other test put up vas the letters OF
the alphabet from which was con-
structed the greatest number of
words in a given time, and in this
Miss Hathaway showed the greatest
proficiency. The first line of a qou-
tation of nursery rhymes was distrib-
uted and the balance of it was filled
out. Miss Haynes was the winner OF
this contest.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the evening and with the
conversation that was INDUCED in
the evening proved a most happy and
delightful one
The Washington times., 1905-12-19
Mr.. Pierce's Resignation.

The news of the resignation of
Lyman L. Pierce from the Office of
general secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association, noted in to-
days news columns, will be received
with regret throughout the city.
1t seldom happens that a man is
able to accomplish so much on be-
half of a community In so short a
period as has Mr.. Pierce. In all of
the great constructive enterprises of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ticn in these last five years he has
been the leader-although he has
carefully kept himself in the back
ground. Having the support of a
strong board of directors and an en-
thusiastic and united membership. it
Is nevertheless true that upon his
shoulders have rested the real bur
dens- Upon him has been the real
responsibility for the success or fail
ure of every move.
That his plans have been wise. and
the methods used TO bring about their
consummation well ordered, the pres
ent prosperous condition of the or
ganization gives eloquent testimony.
1t is greatly TO be regretted that these
splendid results have been won at
the expense OF Mr.. Pierce's health.
The Washington times., 1905-12-19

IS more hell TO the square inch in it than
IN any place this side OF Hades.
II the grand jury does not indict at
ieast one-half of the public officials of
WINSTON county il will not do its duty
Now, go out and curse me until YOU have
cursed your fun and IL YOU do not curse
me Will feel disgraced: hold your in
Qlgnation meetings to denounce me and
l Will bid you all go to Hades where
you are headed
Nothing futile or ineffective about
that. The most ardent lover of
Anglo-Saxon speech, in its most
severe simplicity, could not ask a
closer adherence TO his ideal. And
the sheriff, it is easy to believe, had
no difficulty whatever in understand
ing what the judge meant
In Butte, Mon, there has occurred
another instance in point. This time
the hero was Judge Michael Donlan.
who presided over the criminal
branch of the district court. Judge
Donlan would probably be aggrieved
if he were accused of using Anglo
Saxon speech and we are too respect
full of his proficiency in It's Celtic
equivalent TO desire TO incur his
wrath. So let that pass.
The judge had become annoyed by
the freedom with which gentlemen in
Butte, who had handed out to other
gentlemen of their acquaintance a
full course of treatment in the HAP
py dispatch" were awarded their
liberties by the trial juries. When
one of the juries, trying peculiarly
plain and fragrant case of homicide.
found it impossible to agree, Judge
DOMAINS rage reached its climax.
Then he declared:
Butte is becoming known as the Mecca
Tor ali the criminals In America II is
up to the jury to stop these fragrant in
fractions of the laws. / demand the
services of a jury panel that will respect
the laws and rights of the taxpayers.
gentlemen of the jury. intend to geI
another jury. You may go.
The Times hopes justice and its
administration, in Mississippi and
Montana, will raise their heads under
the inspiration Of these stalwart
Jurists. Even sweeter than that
hope, however, is the satisfaction
that comes with these evidences that
justice Of the old brand is still on
tap.