The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09

underwear. Red Front.
Wanted, clothes to clean for ladies'
and gents. T05 Eighth street.
A new lot of low priced wall
papers just in at Stover's Book Store.
Born, Monday evening, Nov. 6, to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Stone, seven
pound daughter.
Log cabin maple syrup, sugar and
pancake flour, just received, at
Myers Grocery Co.
Overgaiters, leggins, oyershoes,
rubbers. arctics, alaskas, at the
Phelps Shoe Store.
: Miss Emma Danforth, from Long
mont, is spending a few days with
Mrs. E. Harbottle.
The only line of stricsy hand
painted china in Greeley is the
Pickard line at Glazier's.
a. NJ. McClenahan is showing a
box Of unusually fine apples, sent up
from the Montezuma valley by Frank
Eldredge of Durango.
P. A. Stewart of Cincinnati has
taken place as cashier in the depot
restaurant, owned by his couisn, A.
II. Stewart, of Denver.
Samuel Moore has just let contract
for the erection of six new houses in
the Moore addition on Tenth street,
west of what would be Fifteenth
avenue.
]. G. Crawford will leave either
today or tomorrow for Pittsburg, Pa,
where his sister. Mrs. E. G. Snethen,
is lying at the point of death. Mrs.
Snethen was in Greeley recently at
the family reunion of the Crawfords.
We want your clothing trade this
fall and we will give the very best
for your money that can be had.
Our stock is very complete and up
to-date in styles and as usual the
prices are the very lowest. Golden
Rule store.
David Kelley, j. F. Reid, S. II.
Swan, Henry Beasley and f, w.
Scott leave on the 21st to look up
prospects at the new country in the
of Torrington, Wyom-
ing. A rate of $40. 95 for the round
trip has been made via Sterling.
To whom it may concern: We
have tons and tons of Kansas flour,
Greeley flour, Eaton flour, and they
are all good-guaranteed. Come to
the Star Grocery for your winter
supply Of canned goods or groceries
of any kind. Our prices set the
pace.'
The Union Pacific and Burlington
roads have made rate of $40. 95
for the round trip, with ten.
day limit, for those who wish to go
to Torrington, Wyo., to hunt homes
or investments. Selling dates, from
Greeley, Nov. 20; from Sterling,
Nov. 81.
An exhibition of lantern slides,
views from the Philippine Islands,
will be given in Unity church this
evening by A. L. Mumper. who spent
a year soldering in the islands. Mr..
Mumper has what is probably the
finest collection of pictures from
that part of the world, in this state.
Tickets for the exhibition can be
had from Mr.. Mumper, or at the
Tribune office.
William White, William Marshall
and f. Collins, the three negroes
who assaulted and terribly cut up
Constable Paul Gregory at LaSalle
two or three months ago. had their
preliminary hearing before Justice
L. b. Willard last Thursday. They
were bound over to the district court
for trial under 81, 600 bond each
AS one Of them remarked afteIward.
they might as we'll have made it SIS,
1t would have kept us just as solid.
Your eyes will not deceive you
let US show you that every assertion
we make is true. We never cut
quality, but cut the prices. 10 bars
of Swift's Pride soap for 25c. Three
cans Of the best lye 25c. Alaska
salmon 1oc. York Imp. apples sl.5O
per box. Bellflowers 50. Crackers
by the box, &c per pound. Corn,
peas and string beans, and 1Oc per
can. Yeast foam, two packages for
SC. We carry full line of Shil-
ling's coffees, teas, extracts and
spices-none better. At the Star
Grocery.
Ira l. Sides has just completed the
annual report for the year ending
October 81 for the juvenile court,
Of which County Judge Southland is
also judge. The report shows that
p male and 8 female cases came be-
fore the court. Twenty boys and