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The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
:
Little Locals
Tents! Tents. at Jones'.

Tents Tents at Jones'.
Strictly pure Paris green; any
quantity at Fezer's.
The Underhill overall goes at SOC
pair at the Golden Rule.
Miss Florence Howard is in Gold.
field, Colo, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry Dowell.
Go to The Potato Growers Com.
mission company for Paris green and
binding Irvine.
All kinds of furniture repaired
and retinished at reasonable prices.
Leiper s. Dowling's.
The largest and finest lines OF
spring goods ever in Greeley. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
One-fourth off on all shoes fol
thirty days, for cash only. Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
All mems dress straw hats at from
Is to % per cent cheaper than
regular prices. Golden Rule.
Miss Edith Mulford returned home
last Thursday afternoon, after visit
of several weeks with friends in
Longmont.
Remember that you can buy
Greeley souvenirs at Hornets. Postal
cards, view books and large variety
of artistic souvenirs.
r. A. Wilson and family of Los
Angeles, Calf, have been visiting
the family of R. G. Martin, the
grocer. They were en- route home
from the east.
T. H. Roseman, who is acting as
city marshal in the absence of Eu.
gene Williams, yesterday morning
caught A. w. Durkee, NJ d. Spencer
and Mrs. K. NJ. Johnston using city
water for sprinkling before 8 O'Clock
In the morning. Later all. of them
settled with Police Magistrate Will.
lard.
A. G. Snyder and Fl. II. McIndoo
have formed partnership and
erected building at the corner OF
Sixth avenue and Eighth street
where they have installed planning
mill. They purchased the lot and
put up brick building and installed
machinery. The plant has just been
put in operation.
City Marshal Williams and wife
left last Saturday evening for Port
land, Ore. There they will make a
short stop after which Mr.. Williams
expects to go to Vancouver. Mr..
Williams expects to be gone about
two weeks, but Mrs. Williams will
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Properly Buffaloed.

The following touching slam at
one of our busiest insects seems to
come direct from the heart, and for
that reason is given the space that
would otherwise have to be denied.
1t comes also from an old Greeley
resident, now resident of Fort
Logan, and may Therefore contain a
grain or two of truth:
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
The Churche,
First Pr0Sbyterian.

Rev. r. j. Hunter, pastor !
bath morning service at lO4]
pastor will preach on the
"Solicitude." In the event
congregation will join in the
services to be held in the
and Congregational churches
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
A Trip to Cloudland Friday 1n,v o,

Special excursion to Eldora and
Glacier Lake via the Colorado &,
Southern railway and Colorado &.
Northwestern railroad Io,ns
'reeley at i:45 a. m. Round trim
rate s3. Greeley band will furntst
music for concert and dance.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Good Shoot Record.

The Greeley Gun club enjoyed an
unusually good shoot at the trans
July 4. Some good records we're also
made.
The records made are all out of a
possible fifty. Following are the
scores:
Delbridge AZ.
Bliss 26.
Brewer 80.
Bursen 46.
Jones "a.
Ling 33.
Carrithers 26.
Mckinney 30.
Jackson "a.
Crone 81.
Harris, IA out of 25.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Buy il Now

NOW Is the time to buy Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea
Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it badly-you
Will need it quickly. Buy it now
1t may save life. For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Danclng and Concert on the Mon,,.;,
Summit

ST., "A, 1lacier Lake Friday, July .,
special train via the Co,oraa, o.
southern as,. and Colorado & Northwest
a e,n leaves Greeley at 7:45
open observation cars IT, H.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Notice,

BY arrangement with the board of
directors, the Office Of The Cache Ia
Poudre Reservoir Co., and The New
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co. will
be in charge Of Miss Laura C. Muir
Gibson Until July 25, 1905.
E. S. Pinney, Sec.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Only So to Hldora and GIacls|

On the occasion of the sEl
curSiOn over The SwitZerlaD4
Friday, July>2l. Train
Greeley at I AS a. m. Child
rate.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Hosiery and Underwear.

One lot of Ladies' Lace Hose clearance sale price I9c
One lot of Ladies Lace Hose, good Soc number clear
sale price only a2c
All our 65c 75c aud 81 lace isle Hose in black or col
ors, put into lot at your choice l9c
Fancy Hose in black, tan and blue to close out the lot
quick per pair r......................... 2Sc
Ladies' Seamless Vests, each ......... X - ~. l.
Ladies' Union Suits, good grade, only !!9c
65c Union Suits for only lsc
Every garment in the underwear department ma kel
down for this clearance sale.
Childrens Muslin Underwear, sizes to 10, in skirts
drawers and waists, at clearance sale price IOc
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Mems Furnishings.

We will try and clean this entire department during
this clearance sale.
One lot of Negligee Shirts all szes-14s to II. This
was good value at 75c sale price 43c
Wilson Bros Town Made Shirts. sl25, Sl5O and s20
grade, take your pick at, each h...........SI 8 90
MEMS PANTS Every Pair Must Go!
$500 Pants for sl.65 $500 Pants for 81 90
s4oo Pants for . s3.25 $3.50 Pants for Is
$500 Pants for $3.50 $3.50 Pants for -. sc 90
g 90 Pants for 81. so s175 Pants for. 30
Mems Hats-all soft stiff blocks in g. $3.50 So
and $3.50 grades Just deduct 20 per cent discount.
Straw Hats worth 81 80 for for............ SII5
sloo Straw Hats for zoe; 65c Hats for. 4sc
Mems Babriggan Shirts and Drawers nt the suit
price. .......................x for 25c
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13

Shoes.
Every pair of Oxfords at clearance sale prices Ladies'
strap sandal and kid Oxfors clearance sale price of
Ladies' Oxtords, black light heavy soes, good
values -, clearance sale price. 81 40
$3.50 Oxtorls in black or tan welt soles all
heels, sale price. sl.S9
$500 and $3.50 Oxfords black tan, welt turn soles
including that Cambridge last, clearance sale
Mems Vci Oxfords s3 80 grade to close out at. $3.50
Mems 81 90 tan patent OSiords, all the lasts, to
close put at Observation-Disclosures SS.:3j
Misses and Childrens oxfords and Slippers at prices
to clean them up.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Matinee Races,

Following are the records made at
the matinee races last Thursday
afternoon at Island Grove park:
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Wash Goods.

nc and 2oc Lawns, Batistes, Dimities al
Dolle Warden Patterns, sale price, I
, 1905-12-13

The medium sized Japanese straw
bathing hat makes a pretty workbas-
ket. The crown is denied inward, max
ing a receptacle, when lined with satin
or silk, for sewing implements; scis-
sors, kept in place by a band of ribbon
sewed into the lining; a pincushion at
tached also to the lining and a pad for
needles. The hat is bound with ribbon.
and the edges are curled up all around,
further carrying out the workbasket
idea. Red satin is very pretty for a
lining for one of these hats, and pale
blue, light green and yellow all com
bine we'll with the tint of the straw also.
, 1905-12-13

II serted to deaden the sound of tho
waves against their faces. As they
neared the line of gunboats they swan
as lightly as possible, keeping all but
their faces under water. The darkness
was full of ears now. One by one they
felt rather than saw the dark hulls
glide by. Frequently they had to sink
under water as Il sudden flash showed
sentinel forms within a few yards.
A dozen times they were OF the point
of being discovered. but escaped by a
seeming miracle. Sometimes their
hands would encounter the side of Il
vessel before they were aware of its
vicinity. Since leaving the wharf nei-
Their had dared to speak. Once or twice
Lige fancied from his companions Ia
bored breathing that he was becoming
exhausted.
Suddenly, as they We're moving along
side by side, II great light flashed upon
them from the deck of a vessel close
by and Al dozen stern faces met their
gaze. They sank instantly, and a
shower Of bullets rained upon the
water. Second after second passed,
and a glimpse of n white face was seen
several rods down the river and was
met by another patter of bullets. A
little to the right a second White face
showed for an instant and received a
similar welcome. Some minutes pass
ed. and a dark spot appeared still low
er down. A perfect storm of bullets
almost instantly fell about 1t.
A few more seconds and then some
body said, Il guess they're done for"
The lights disappeared, and the vessel
returned to Its dark w~atchfulness.
In his quarters the general paced up
and down uneasily. He a reckoned
much on the success of this enterprise.
1t meant much to the cause In spite
of its apparent impossibility he had
hopes that the young fishermen might.
succeed-had almost brought himself to-
believe that they would.
But as the hours went by he ceased
to glance toward Live Oak hill. The
enterprise had failed, and the brave
boys were at the bottom of the river.
Suddenly, as he passed the wlnaow,
liz ~ ai " - l@+B>F
Surely there was u light on Live Oak
hill, a lantern swinging to AMI fro.
Even as it moved Il brother officer ell
tered the room with beaming face. The
two grasped hands.
Meanwhile Lige, alone, was beng
given some hasty attention by n tall
man who seemed to have forgotten his
supposed crippled condition as he NOV
ed hurriedly about the cabin. Lige
was covered with bruises and cuts and
blood flowed freely from a dozen or
more wounds. Eventually he craWled
out, with little injury saw the sears.
And a year afterward Sally, In whose
eyes the one time scorn had long since
turned to love and admiration, declared
those same scars were not scars, but
decorations.
, 1905-12-13
" w w VA AHS
TIE Test Of
His Courage :
By FRANK II. SWEET ;
Copyright, 1905, BY e. S, Mcclure z
By A II. SWEET
s Copyright, 1905, BY E.. S. Mcclure (
The general looked pleased.

The general looked pleased.
81 think you are the man l want"
he said, and that you car do more
service for the cause than by merely
joining the army, as you propose. You
say you cannot ride a horse, and have
never fired a gun nor, seen a drill, but
that you can swim 81 day and go a
hundred yards under water If neces-
sary. Do you know any other man
who can do the same?'
Pete Sweeney, who fishes with me,
can swim bout as well. He's across
the street in a market now, sellin' some
fish we brought up"
would he like to enter the service
too?'
Il reckon he would. Pete's always
said he'd join If | did"
And why haven't you Joined be-
fore?'
The young fisherman hesltated, then
looked squarely into the generals face.
"'Cause haven't wanted to, sir" he
answered. II didn't see the use, and
, 1905-12-13
Tho Cry of the owl.

Recently in south Devon, England.
a rector was explaining to his Sunday
school children the clauses of the ''Te
Deum" when it occurred to him to ask,
What are cherubimY
The answer promptly anne back,
white owls, sir
"What are seraphim, then?' asked
the astonislied rector.
Brown owls, sir"
.Nhy do you think so?" he further
inquired.
Because, sir, it says, 'Cherubim and
seraphim continually do cry and that
IS owls, sir"
That this belief is not one wholly of
the present day the author of BIRD
he quotes from a book published early
in the last century, which contains a
chapter entitled "Cherubim Shooting"
The book is sporting Anecdotes
and tells of two cockney sportsmen
who succeeded in bringing down a
white owl, d bird they had neve seen
before. 1t threw Itself against a bank
and, drawing up lis claws, as its nan
ner is, spread its large wings until it
seemed to be all eyes and wings.
One of the sportsmen gazed ut it in
us, we have shot a cherubimI'
, 1905-12-13

straight to her.
"Well, I've listed, Sally" he IN
nounced briefly, land listed Pete too.
1t want that l was afraid, as l told
you, but | didn't see the use"
The girl had flashed on him with q
startled look ut the first words. Now
she made Il visible effort at self con
troll, biting her lips, with the color
coming slowly to her face.
ut isn't much to enlist" she said
sharply. "'The courage tells when II
comes to fighting. You'll back out yet.
Lige Pommery. I've never forgot how
Ben Peprell slapped your face and you
turned and hurried off into the woods. =
"Ben Peprell was smaller than me,
Sally, and he was an old man and
drunk. lit want easy for me to &c
into the woods that day. l had to dc
It, or-or done something I'd been sor-
ry for afterward."
"You ran off, ind there were a hun
dred people looking, and they hooted,'
the girl said mercilessly. "Now you
say you've listed, but It's likely for a
month or two Of drilling round the
camp. When orders come for you to be
sent to the front there'll be plenty OF
time to run off egain."
The words were bitter, but there was
something behind them which caused
Lige to glance at her quickly, only
however, to meet flashing eyes and
curling lips.
"From the way the general spoke !
think there'u be some front work to
night" he answered slowly, "Only ii
it isn't any Use for you and me to
talk, Sally. We never seem to get any
where"
The general was writing when Lige
and Pete were ushered into his pres
ence by an orderly. Presently he turn
ed from his desk.
ut will be a terrible night" he said
do you think you can reach Cant
Point through the storm and besleglng
vesselsf'
They started. Cane Point was ovei
a mile downstream and surrounded by
such a network of snags and sunkeI
limbs that 1t was considered perilous
ever by daylight. The general watch
ed them keenly.
I'm addition to natural dangers he
observed significantly, there are doubt
less explosives placed in the rive by
the enemy. Are you two ready to risk
all chances?"
"If you'll let u.s." they answered.
"Varv VOL; Here are two DISPATCHES
exactly alike. If one of you falls, the
other nay succeed. You will go to the
little cabin under the three live oaks
and give the papers to a cripple you
will find there. If you succeed, show
q light from Live Oak hill. A lantern
swung In a half circle will answer"
He paused a moment, hen added in an
impressive voice: 1.-THE papers must
not be seen by the enemy, and, If nee
essary, you must die yourselves to In
sure their destruction. Now go"
There was a little of the excitement
Of battle as they removed their cloth
Ing on the wharf and fastened the wa
terproof bags containing the dispatches
more securely about their necks, moth
ing but the solid wall of blackness
around, which was now and then cut
by a lightning's flash, showing glimpses
of the black hulls of the silent watch
dogs which invested the city.
The current was in their favor, but
the wind blew against them. However.
, 1905-12-13

didn't have any idea of joining today
until vel got right in front of your
quarters"
You and Peter
"N-no, sir. Pete's sister. Pete don't
know of my being here yet. Sally
came up with us when we brought the
fish"
HIM! Well, you and Pete report to
me at dark, for instructions, and, oh,
yes, what is your manner"
"Lige Pommery, sir"
On the corner stood a girl, apparently
engaged in diligently examining the
contents of a window. Lige went
, 1905-12-13

A child should never be left in a
bath to exceed five minutes, and three
is better. Some children cannot stand
a daily bath, and unless it Is discon-
tinued they become weak and exhaust
ed. In such cases a tepid sponging is
best twice a week or oftener till tn
child improves.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Seek SITE for National sa~ni,arium
The committee appointed to make
The selection Of the site for the M.
tional Traternal SanItarIum for con
sumptiyee will leave Feb. 4 for New
Mexico 10 make the final decision on
the location The sanitarium Is ex.
pected 10 be opened In March. Many
applications for quarters In the init.
tuition have already been received
from all over the country, and ar
rangemoms win be made for their &C.
commodation as soon as the commit.
to returns from New Mexico. The
fraternal building win be moved from
the worlds fair grounds 10 the main
building OF the sanilarium,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
Representation Of Our
Lady Of Guadalupe
The Apparition Of The Virgin
to the Indians - Theatrical
Play on the West Side Last
Night.

Last night Barber opera house was
the scene OF the effective performance
by local talent. Of the famous sacred
play, "Our Lady Of Guadalupe"
The play represents the apparition
OF the Virgin TO the Indian, Juan Die
go. on the Tepeyac hill. Juan Diego
III travelling on the hill when the appa-
rItion takes place. Our Lady. stand
Ing ON a throne Of clouds, and an an.
gel at her feet-a scene Of pious
amazement on the part OF the indian
takes place. and when he comes TO
his senses again the Virgin asks him
10 relate TO the bishop what he has
seen. He goes TO the bishops man
sion ana meets two of the students to
whom he reveals what no has seen,
They treat him with contempt and
send him away as n lunatlc. He re-
turns 10 the Virgin Inundated. but she
trys To console him IN his tribulatlon,
and asks him to go back again TO the
bishops and persist In the truth Of
tho apparl,ion. He argues with her
that Il Ia useless, reminds her Of how
cruelty the students dragged him by
the ears and otherwise ill-treated him.
It Is In the dead OF wintor-the 18th
OF December. The Virgin tells Juan
Diego To go 10 the right side OF the
mountain and pick up some roses and
take them 20 the bishop. He laughs
at the notion: roses In the dead Of
winter on the dreamy Seno del Tepey-
ac'
He Is finally persuaded and goes TO
the place indicated and to his great
surprise finds n lot Of roses blooming
fresh and beautiful as In the spring.
He picks the roses and full OF hope
and enthusiasm runs to the bishops
palace. This time he agnin meets the
students who laugh ut him, but he In
slsts In being led to the presence OF
the bishop and the students. moved
by a spirit OF fun, more than anything
else, lead him into the presence OF
the p~reIate. He tells him his story
and errand. but the bishop refuses to
believes and demands n proof. Juan
Diego then spreads his blanket from
falls upon the floor n multiplied
~ Of roses and upon the blanket Itself
is stamped the picture Of the Blessed
All believe then and kneel down in
pious reverence and alteration OF the
precious relics. This ends the play.
The parts were well played. espec-
tally that OF Juan Diego by Mr.. Perea
and the bishops by Don Teodoro
Chacon.
Then followed a concert from sew.
eral acts Of the Spanish operatta. La
Gran Via. these being Tel Caballero dc
La MeriJilda. El Madrileno
and Los Ratas.
A beautiful solo, Las G%olindrinas do
Bequer. by Miss Lola G. de Baca and |
another La Paloma. by Miss Nellie
Preston, were rendered between the
The theatrical performance and con.
cert were followed by a gran bale
and everybody enjoyed It "muy
murho"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

There IL a big brown. haatempoFed
canine In the city who has taken n
dislike 70 poanh'r nnhhy black
steeds. Sunday while the hoHller was
grooming the animals. the dog entered
The stable aud locked his Jaws In
the equine's leg. The horse IL out
Of commission and the dog will ha II
he shows up In the Deanh nelghhor.
hood again.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

In Justice Woosler's court this
morning, Il. J. Murphey was given
judgement against B%oniface Mares for
n bin contracted nine wears ago. Mar.
cs pleaded that, while he owed the
bin. he wasn't yet ready to pay II.
Judge Wooster thought nine years
long enough In which Il get ready
and gave judgement accordingly. Mar.
es made arrangements to pay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

The gratifying nows To his friends
comes down from Wagon Mound that
Don patricio Gonzales, editor and
proprietor Of that fair and fearless
republican newspaper Ei cninhate,
was appointed postmaster AT that
place on the 2sFd inst.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
More Encouraging
Word Received

Mayor Margarito Romero OF the
west side IL In recent Of another en-.
c~ouraging letter from a prominent
citizen Of ST. Louis. endorsing the fol.
lowing clipping from the Pos, Dis.
patch ~ that city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

A sosa VIE " Fssm Cd eazFxA fnefn
hers ans tAest sssaaks Ag she & E
society 1t fks Presbyterian church
this evening Aasyex sA numbers on
the program wis w. d Yneai solo by
Miss blanche K0sAaxb, > plano solo
by Miss Edna Robblas. 4 recitation
by Miss Msta Lehman and q aong by
Miss Callahan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

The Normal University advertise
menr IN this number of The Optic con
tains the dates of the attractions In
ths Normal Lecture Nurse On ac-
sCsas q delays In the east. " OF the
@aaew hare t@sefs changed TO those
waAeA xssw aeSssr. Gut the list out
Ter sNsmss -~w*eesEcs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Pa G Ssn ssgfsxensIng the
MAST 0Jar1tfAt srnxBa.Y completed
aTsaa1tn1assf4 F~esaarestag tor the APP
~S~atAss@ 81 ata ~sanne.ses sssape Of
ssaTsFs u shs aussaf- Wednesday ev.
sosnR Vfa gNs eta@zaan and
tke mssa5sn T ihs asssa Acssse se-
enrsss sAssgs sN9 sa&sasr sG8neas 10 elek
eds sa EAs na.Sssa 9s aA Aaaar ag 100.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

News reached the city Of the death
OF Mrs. Antonio Narvaiz de Padilla
at Piniada In childbirth Deceased
was The wife OF Lauriano Padilla and
the daughter ~ Francisco Narvalz.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

FOR RENT-very reasonable; mod
ern house on Eighth street. wired.
bath, toilet. lavatorys eight rooms.
well furnished. VIII rent furnished
or nufnrnlshed; will put In furnace
II leased for year furnished, Inquire
at 1904 N. Eighth street. i.t52.d
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

District field secretary J. u. Wood.
OF the territorial Christian Endeayor
union viii arrive from Santa Fo Sat
urday TO spend three days in The
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

The ladies' Altar society OF the east
side Catholic church will meet with
MIS- Vincent Trudera. 9Gi Prince
street. tomorrow, Wednesday after.
noon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31
LOCALNUCCETS

There was q touch Of spring In the
air To day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

The paper put up by the Moonshincr
company 10 appear here this week 10
the most attractive seen In the city
this year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Tickets for the Moonsbiner's Daugh-
.ofs viii 10 on sale NJ Warnings, and
Murpheys February. list. prices rs.
80 and 25 cents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Two bright eyes took their first
peep at things terrestrial In the home
Of Mdge and Mrs. Alexander yester'
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Attorney 4. A. Jcna-, Who has been
III for several days. Is reported D
siderably improved.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

Meeting OF the board OF directors
Of the commercial club tonight,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-31

The Carnegie Library commission
will meet this evening 10 decide when
the institution will be opened.