The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-30
All late books at Horne's

| All Idte DOOkS at HOrne'S
Art wall paper at Stover's.
Try Rissler n Platt for nice sugar
cured hams.
Dolphin 5-ply hose. McCucheon
Hardware Co.
Ladies' silk coats just received at
the Golden Rule.
Dry batteries and electrical sup
plies at Pier Broherts.
| Lots Of good milk and cream.
Phone st. Lambert Dairy.
Remember, wall paper at Horne's
from 5 cents single roll up to 50.
Spring tailor made suits, very sty-
lish and at the right prices. Golden
Rule.
Our line of shoes are the best we
can buy; try them and see. Red
Front.
Everybody raves over the artistic
line Of wall paper shown by G. ID.
Horne.
In painting your house don't for
get Sherwin- Villains paints. Sold
by ID. r. Macarthur & Co.
Full line Of goldfish, spiced her
ring, smoked halibut, herring and
salt mackeral. Rissler & Platt.
First shipment of Alaska refrigera-
tors on our floor All sizes and low
prices. The McCutcheon Hdw. Co.
Go to Jacobs market for the best
there is in the way Of sugar cured
hams and bacon. Morrell's brand is
them
Refrigerators-the kind that give
satisfaction; moreover we will not
ask you too much for them. Pier
Brothers.
Our sales on the artistic wall pa
per is beyond what we expected.
Greeley people appreciate good things.
G. D. Horne.
Plum and Cherry trees 35 cents
and up at the Greeley Nurseries. 1t
will soon be time to plant trees etc.
Greeley Nurseries.
All kinds of Elwood fencing and
gates at about the same price as the
cheapest fence and much better
Tie McCutcheon Hdw. Co.
Jacob Leitz, the old man from
Platteville who last fall was sent to
the Pueblo insane asylum, was re-
leased few days ago, as recovered
from his troubles.
Miss Nettie Carey is home this
week from. her school work in Colo
RADIO Springs to attend the wedding
of her sister. Miss Ellie Carey to
Charles f. Litlell this evening.
Hearing in the case of the Ogilvy
Irrigation company against w. A.
lnsinger, for the control Of the waste
water from Greeley was continued
before Judge Garrigues Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Boul-
der, a former Greeley lady, is visit
ing few days with Mrs. f. Won
Gohren and other Greeley friends.
This is her first visit to Greeley in
twelve years.
Saturday of this week Miss Bishop
will continue her sale Of millinery,
ribbons, velvets, flowers and laces.
Her location will be up stairs next
to Glaciers. Over two hundred hats
OH sale Saturday morning of this week
up stairs next to Glazier's.
A. w. Jacobs is feeding 100
head OF beef cattle for his Greeley
trade. When you buy beef from him
you know it is sure enough corn
fed, which is not always true Of
dressed beef shipped in here. The
poorer grades of beef are frequently
shipped in by packers, as being good
enough for the west. Jacobs fattens
his own. believing that the best is
none too good for his customers.
w. J. Henderson of Ault. Colo,
Tuesday brought suit in the district
court against Thomas Farnsworth of
Eaton, charging him with failure to
comply with the law regarding the
filing on land. Henderson claims
that FarnSworth filed on 320 acres OF
valuable land near Ault as desert
claim and that the land has certain
wat uerways. produces fine crops OF
,,,t,,,,l l,ny npI IN rnxviSa is "A desert