The Greeley Tribune from Greeley, Kansas • 3

i3C LET MILKS LOCALS. PERSONALS. GREELEY TRIBUNE. Weather. Ice cream at Tarries.

Where's tlie chintz bugs. Fresh meat at the meat market. If you want a home come to Greeley. i i Ice cream at Paynes (tomorrow) Saturday. Work has commenced o'u the new Church.

The meat market put in an ice box this week. The biggest stock this side of Kansas City. From $1000 dbbEs constantly on HARDWARE. feiemTHOUSAND stock to Kansas inalzo "by tb.o xw LJk- want a Decided Bargain De WOLi'S, Garnet, Kansas. 'o2-ly CALVERT DEALERS IX General Merchandise.

Brown st. between Vine arid "Water Always keep on hand a full stock DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISION, QUEENSWARE, HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Etc. The Highest Price Paid For COUNTRY PRODUCE. Our prices are low down, and our goods are tho best. Givo us a call and satisfy yourself this fact.

Calvert Lyon. GEO. W. ILER'S REL ESTATE ard LON OFFICE. KANSAS.

tc Xjoan on Improv ed Farms, in sums of -300 and upwards, on five years time and on better terms than eycr offered before. 'SYSKYH 'A3rI33HD i ig qui a. J91A. iwaiaq. IS UAi0JiI LH8IH pus AVG jo sjnop jB )B papuncduio njaiBQ aaiid Sutatt S8Avoj oip iv pms spooS re pu jog SnJ3 ssvp isjij ui punoj aq IJuiipAaaA9 ocj ui pay Si010jf pu3 Xj8uOIT3g 'SJEOJUJSljQ HI HaiVSNI POSITIVELY CURED BY fllllft Pit.

I BJLJ Mar LYON. streets. GREFLY, KANSAS. W. B.

BEAYMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PAOLA, KANSAS. Oflice directU-Est of the Court House. AVill practice in all the Courts of the State. Attorney at Law, Garnett, Anderson Co. Kansas.

Wm. J. kshr'S LAW OFFICE, Bank Building, GARNETT, KANSAS. D. SMITH, Real Estate, COLLECTING AGENT AND IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED LAND FOR SALE CHEAP.

Near tlie line of the new It. 11. Collections promptly made ana1 remitted Conveyaneing a specialty. 2in3 GREELEY. KAN3AS.

R. M. SHARP, Proprieuor of THE EMPIRE BILLIARD- FjALL SOUTH SIDE SQUARE, 3Te xiaaa Tlie finest brands of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGATIS. Schooners of Beer for only FIVE CENTS. Don't forget' this, when you are in town.

Ihe cheapest and Healthiest Drink in tlie irorld. 3-m3 UMUIfl Mill lHuViM3iJ MfcCHKffHOUSEAT YOUR POORd wiU tenet frt by mail, and gvaramtmm (A air 1Q ROSBS. 20 VERRK omiai in uuea c-onauion. our cfimrt ...10 VERBENAS Huket or Bed dine 15 KRANiyjJI8 Carnations .10 .10 1 Taberooea. ait dmM 91 Ulaulioll, alt tlotetrln.

HnndradaostJkar imrlng NEW AND RARE! ties, aea oar beaatifa CHEAP, and nany For Tour choioa of ran T2 Darn rataliwiiA. frM La ail. We alsol oner aui imnenae a)taclL 01 SMALL FRUITS AND SHRUBS uit emd Ornamental Tree, Evergreen, etc, etc. iiaray 10 wen Hardy Flower! aar aorta, (Jnrra.ot liashea 3 81 Raapberry Flaata 5 ftl a Strawberry 3 8 Vinna ...4 40 Sw.Chewtiint or tOO CataJna. Tree 7tkl rtar.

15 erwnaiua; 44Mlrci: STORES, ACOoPaJnwvllle, 0 Farmers. The Greeley Mills are giving 35 pounds of Snowflake Flour and 14 pounds of bran for a bushel of good wheat, and 40 pounds of nice bolted meai for a bushel of corn. Homing: Glory, the only genuine patent, new process flour on the market. It is made at the Greeley Mills, and is for sale at the Popular Grange Store. Try a sack.

It is the best. 4 'Snow Flake." "Snow Flake" is the house wife's Choice. "5now Flake" makes bread. nice spongy "Snow Flake" is nice to make biscuit of in the morning. "Snow Flake" has more nutriment in it than any other.

Try it. i "snow xiaKe iskcs tne premium wherever exhibited. Ask for it. "Snow Flake" is equal to most of the patent Hour sold in the market. When you are in a hurry to make bread, "Snow Flake" beats them all.

It raises so quick. A pound of "Snow Flake" will make a pound and a quarter of bread that has nourishment in it. "Snow Flake" has more friends in the country than any other. Order it of your grocer, "Snow Flake" will raise the corner of jour house if you will put enough under Ask your grocer for "Snow Flake." if 7 ffod bread, don be put off wltn any otner When you are not satisfied with any other, order "Snow Flake." It gives entile satisfaction. "Snow Flake" has been and is now, the leadinir flour in the country, fand city.

too.) If your xrrocer has not got it ask hiua to order it. Little Cousin Jim. I live twelve miles north-east of Gar- I go to the Garnett Mills all the same, because I get good prices and the best flour we ever had, so my Betsey says STATEEENT. Greeley, Kansas, April dSSO. Statement of Sales made by the Grange Store, of the products ot the Greeley Mills from April 1S79, to April 1SS0: Value of whole amount $9,351.60 Lowest monthly sale, April 1879 409.01 Highest monthly sale, May, Average monthly sales 779.30 Thanking the public for your past pat ronage.

I shall endeavor by making euprior arucie ui nour, ami ueaiuig. A 1 1 .1 .1 IT to merit your patronage for the next year, Mvjy Hour will be for Sale at the Grange Store during the next year, where the pro prietors will be pleased to see you. Respectfully, C. Dkckeu. Sweet Potato Plants YELLOW NANSEMGND Sweet Potato PLANTS For sale by the Hundred or Thousand, by J.

M. G. TFatt GREELEY, 3-wG KANSAS. OEST IN THE WORLD Impure Dl-Carb Bod a. la of a cllgfetljr dirty whits color.

It my Appear white, examined, by ltsclr, but COMPARISON WITH CHURCH "ARM AHD HAMMER" BXtAJXD wta allow tfc difference. A tin to 2000 worth hand of best make car load, "Wlien you call at li. W. AYERS, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, T5.3B'XrT', A choicfl line of samples to select from. Gooda aoht at Chicago price.

ORDERS ltKSPECTFlTLLT SOLICITED. eagle hotel, westside; public square, Greeley, Kansas. G. G. McFadden, i-tf Prop'r.

THESSI I An Immense stock or Forest Tree aud Err-rrneo Siedlin.irs, ShruLs, Fruit Trees and anall ruit at the turteon liav Nurserv. that will be sold cheaper, aud packed better "than at bdt otlmr place t.u the American Continent. lor catalogue; J. C. Pinnet.

Pron'r I-djS Sturjteoa Ilav. Via. THE DINGZE fc CONARD BEAUTIFUL EVEU-DLOOMIXQ ROSES. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Our Great Specialty is rrowlng and diatribu-tint; these Beautiful Rosea.

We deliver Mror.tf J'ot suitable Tor immediate Mitom. safely hy mail, at all i-ost-ofhces. 5 Spl-mtid Varitttico, voiir choice, all lalxlod, f.rl; 12 for2; 19 fer3; -X Tor tit 3i for TS for $10; loo for 91.1 Send for our Sew Gnids to Uose Culture (00 jp. elegantly illustralol) aart chtwse from over wm Finest Sorts. Addreaa THE DINGKK A CUXAKI) Uose Growers, West Grove, Chester 2Tlo wering 1 for' BY MAJTj, selected from the following: Arcralutn's, lier Cupliiag.C'olens 'ai-siee, Eunatoriuiu.

Fih-IipI- 1.1 -ti. us, I'vtTiew, crr-aniunis, (double and single). Heliotropes, Ivies. Iantanas, Pansies, Tinks, Pilea, Smilax. Stevia, Tigridiaa, Tuberoses.

Verbenas and Violets. 12 Packets of Flower Seeds or 6 Monthly Roses for SO Cents. Send for our catalogue, (lire to all) containing a description of all leading varieties of plants and seeds smd bow to treat them. The Cheapest price list eter to public. THUS.

EEVEKSON. Hillsdale Greenhouses, New Brighton, Pa, IF YOU VpT TO KNOW ALL. ABOUT FLOWERS, SUBSCRIBE FOR, The Ladies' Floral Cabinet. If you want Pure Literature. Fresh 1'rad- ing.

Full Instructions in the art of miking- EOME HOMELIKE AND HAPPY The Best and Newest Mumc, AND A Premium ol $1.30 worth of Flower Se at retail prices, subscribe tor THE LADIES FLO HAL CABINET, A large. 16-pasre monthly. Finely Illustrat ed. $1.25 one year's subscription 25 cU. three months, Trial Trip, with chrouio i lu cts.

specimen conies. Address, Adams Bis nor. 40 Bt-ektuau Box 245G. New York Hlrhefct Me-lal at Vienna and Philadelphia E. H.

T. ANTHONY out 15roadwav, lort. Manufacturers, Importers Dealers In VELVET FllAMES, ALBU31S, Gil APHOSCOPPIS, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, EX(1 RAVINGS, CIIROMOS, PHOTOGRAPHS, Kindred good Celebrities, Actresses, etc. PrJOTOGRJPHlFpTERIALS. We are Headquarter for everything in the-way of STEREOPTICONS MAOIO LANTERNS.

Each style Ix-in the bet of Its class lo tL market. Bautiftsl l'liotoyrapliic Transparencies of Statuary aud EnraTina for thr wla-dor. Convex lilacs, ilanufacturers if Vrlvat Atames 'or Minintnres anl Con ax Clas ic- Catalogue of I.antars and Glides, with dira-tions for rising, sent on receipt of tea cauta. (19-lj) subscribers and want 1500 more 3 CiOuU Dave Oyster, xent several days in Paola last week. Sheriff Sutton, was in town on business last Friday.

if. C. Curry lias the frame of bis business house enclosed. Charley Neisewender, returned trom Miami county last Friday. Miss Jennie Ferguson has taken a position in the Teibux office.

Dr. Walker and the editor went out prospecting for lead last week. Mrs. Armstrong, of Garnett has commenced another class in music. Mr.

Dave Stephens, and wife, of Garnett, was in town last Thursday. Judge Han way and Mr. Ambrose, of Lane, gave our office a call last Thursday. Mr. Ed.

Donovan, has the thanks of the Tribune gang for some very fine canned peaches. D. W. Smith, our worthy Postmaster, went to the county Capital last Tuesday on business. Dr.

DeBall and Clark Decker, went to Garnett last Monday evening to bear the venerable Bob Morris, they say they were well paid for their trip. Mrs. McGillis left for her home in Kansas city yesterday after a too weeks visit to nur town. Mrs. At.

wiis well nlpasod without- town and our people and sIuj desires us to return thanks to our nconle. her stay in our town. She taxes with her tl.P Twer ivislies op :11 nf r.nr npnnlo who had the pleasure of making her acquan- tiance. Mr. Wm.

'Prank, captured an Oppossom and live young ones one last week. old day Shall We CelebrateP A meeting will be held at Payne's Drug Store on Saturday night to determine whether or not we will celebrate on the 4th of July next. Look Hera. To close out my stock of wall paper an.l window curtains I have put them dow to cost. See my prices: Brown blanks, 20c.

a bolt. White blanks, 25c. a bolt. Double white blanks. 35c.

a bolt. No'l plain window curtains, No. 1 figured, 15c two for 25c. They are all new and the latest patterns. C.

A. PiYSE, Greeley, Ba3e Ball Challenge. The following base ball club will play- any picked club of same number from TTalker township for ball and bat. Game or "-amcs to be played on Greeley base balj ground. Would like to play the first game (to-morrow) May 22d, 18S0.

Geo. Payne, s.s. Byron Tappy, c. Harry Walker, p. Ramsey, lb.

U. S. Hickman. 2b. Dill McFadden, 3b.

Captain. II. Handling, If. Frank Spencer, cf, J. Tippcn, if.

Jim Williamson, bs. Game to be called at 3 o'clock p. m. Aunt Martha Gets a Letter. Greeley, May 20th, A.

D. 1SS0. Mister Eihtor: 1 received the iollow-letter this morning: Greeley, Kansas, May IP, 1SS0. Dkah Aixt Martha: We wore sorry to see by your last letter that you-iuteinieil to quit. We hojie you will reconsider and give the read ers of the Tkiblsk tlia benefit uf what yon Faddeu trying to kisd you.

It was A. li. Hen-son, the druggist, Decker says he is uj to such tricks. It waa not any cf our fellows that fooled on about tin cvclone. It was Dr.

Tom. I.indey, YV. a. Johnson, Geo. Her, w.

J. Kerr, Pony and Sam Staley, from Gam- ett down here on a bum. Give 113 some more letters aud go for the Garnett fellows lively, but givo us a rest. Your friends, K. F.

Dosovas, A. KlNCAIU, G. Now mister editor aint that a nice letter, but I am a little suspicious that it aint genuine for I got it yesterday when Chaw les Neiswender was in the post office, and he Kind of smiled turned red in the face when Miss Dora handed it out to me. If it is so I am sorrow I writ that about brother Mc-Fadden. But wont I go for those Garnett chaps, just wait Aunt Martha.

KANSAS. The Newspaper which devotes especial attention to our young State. If there is one thing more than another that The Leaveswoutu Times deserves credit for, it is its devotion to the interests of Kansas. reason, if no other, it should be in every home in the State, in order to accomplish this, Col. Anthony makes the following offer: For SL25 they will send Tut! Leavkx-wortii Weekly Times, in clear bold type, complete.

Life of IIox. Bex.j. Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsficld, late Prime Minister of England. 2. Eathen Allen.

By Alexander William Kinglake. 3. A History of Our Own Times. A book that is having a large sale. By-Justin McCarthy.

4. The Zulus axd the British frontiers. Particularly' interesting at this time, when England's foreign policy is attracting so much attention. 5. The New Magdalene.

By Wilkie Collins. 6. Griffith Gacxt. By Chas. Beade.

7. Last Days of Pompeii. By Lord Lytton. S. Vicar of Wakefield, By Oliver Goldsmith.

9, East Lyxxe. By Mrs. Henry "Wood. The only large type edition. 10.

The Lakeside Cook Book. A complete manual of Cooking Recipts. This is a splendid offer, which gives you The Leavenworth Times at its regular price, and the book you select FREE. The Times will be particularly interesting during.this yeai's National Campaign. It is the oldest best aud cheapest paper in Kansas.

Send $1.25 and the name of the book you select which will be sent postage free. During the thunder storm at Ola the on Saturday morning, Miss Mdllie Bliss wasj severely shocked by a flash of lightning, and was insensible for pearly two hours, The photograph gallery of Z. T. was struck, but no damage clone. During the rain on Sunday afternoon a flash of 1 ightning struck the bouse ot A.

II. Canutt. doing slight damage to the house, destroying the lightning severe ly shocking several persons in the vicinity. Olathe i i i SUJ1SCBIPTIOX. For owe year, In advance, ru'ntli in advance, For 3 mouths, in U'lvance, $1 no.

AIL BO. Mi TIME TABLE. ST. LOUIS, KANSAS ARIZONA. Colnjr Fust West I'.

,.2 r. M. M. JLKEIVAL anl DEP'TURE of MAILS r. m.

r. 51. ..2:10 .12:15 J- M. H. K.

Herbert, Watchmaker And Jeweler, Aml'TS'm County Savings Batik, GaRXKTT, KANSAS. Repairing" Fine Watches a specialty. PREMIUM To anybody pending us a club of 12 subscribers with cash for the sanw ive will present them with a choice KM) pound Pack ot the Greeley Jlill.s Hour. A sack of choice flour and twelve yearly Kiib gcriptions to the TisfM'Ni-: for only $18. "ONWARD" is the motto of oar pco- Iowa Sfed potatoes at Paynes Neis wenders.

Ab1 your the TniuuNK. neighbor to subscribe for Six bars, No. 1, soap for cents at Paynih Nkikwkxpkrs. Muckrel, and boneless cod-fish at Payne and Neiswender's. Don't contract your you se Chris Bouck threshing until Eminigration only goes inducements are offered.

where Some Residence and business lots can be ought at reasonable prices in Greeley. Re sure and buy your Sweet Potato plants of J- V. Watt at the Blunt place. If you have a piece of land or town property to stll advertise it in Lb Tr.IUCNK. Ifyouhaye a piece of land to sell or want Insurance go to D.

W. Smith, at the FostolHcc. 12. F. Donovan is the man that can supply you with Dry Goods and Groceries of all kinds.

1 ti All communications lor publication in this paper must be handed in before Wednesday evening, Butter, Eggs, chickens, garden truck, torn and wood taken on subscription to lhoGrcclev Tribune. Dont forget that J. M. G. Watt has a fine lot nf Sweet potato plants for sale, which he will tell as low as the lowest.

Greeley has live merchants and mechanics. The knowledge of this bring our farmer friends to Greeley to do then trading. FARM IMPLEMENTS. The Rest, at the most reasonable prices at A. KING A ID'S, Grerley, Kansas.

Go to Sonovan bargains ia. all Icind of goods. Don't fail to come and see the new and choice stock of Millinery at Mrs. (Adverts. A lihrral share of patronage solicited.

AN IMMENSE GAIN! Ty buying Groceries of and Nciswen.lcr. avne The best place to get your groceries mid Dry Goods is at the Emporium of. E. F. Donavan.

1 tf Call at the "Boss" Grocery houe in Greeley of E. F. Donavan and get any filing you want in the way of Groceries and Dry Goods at the very lowest prices 1 For all kindrt of fat utoek, at all times. D. OYSTKIJ, 1-tf Greeley, Kanem, A nice, smooth, clean furrow after yoif land has been ploughed, will look as smooth as harrowed.

The Morrison I'low, Extra hardened, takes the lead Call on W. II. McClure, for bottom prices. 1-tf CI7X.TIV.T021S I The Beat Made. For tho lowest Money at" KINCAID'S Greeley, Kansas.

FOR SALE A one story corner of Vine and Uondi streets, containing three rooms. Trice, Nine business lots, with a business brick building, 20x40 teet, on corner ot Brown and Prairie streets, and two resident lots, lOOxlSO feet. Trice, $575.00. Three si ghtTy, choice lots on Main, between Broadway an Keizer street. Trice $125,00.

One choice lot on corner of Mitchell and Main streets. Trice, Two lots," corner Broadway and Main btFcets, enclosed, 25x140 feet, Trice For further information, address or call on the undersigned. 1-tt TV. II. McClcre, Greeley, Kan.

ORGANS! FOR SALE or TRDE. 'Come examine our Organs, and get our prices, befbre purchasir.j-. 1-tf CIIA3. A. PAYNE.

See the advertisement of Mr. Ben Wright, in another column. A nice lot of pictures for sale cheap at Paynes Drug Store. lloltonhasa base ball club called the "Infant Cyclones." A full stock of Stationery and Notions Paynes Imig Store. A "reformer'" in Jewell county has opened a war on tobacco, See the card of '-Wood, the Painter' ef Garnet, in another column.

Greeley is surrounded by one of the best fanning districts in the State. uver lour tnousanu oi cattle are grazin on the Fort Harker reservation. A good Tinner with little capital wonld do well to come to Greelev. Buy the "La Dae-tic" chimney one that wont break, at Paynes Drug Store. A freehand complete stock of Drugs alwas on hand at Paynes Drug Store.

a live wolf and five whelps have been unearthed on the townsite ofEllsworth. Come and get extra copies of the Trib une and send to your friends in the east. Ice cream at Paynes Drug Store Tues days Thursdays and Saturday's. 1-t-f. Somebody would strike a Bonanza by brin'ing a rood stock of clothing to Greelev.

Notice the prices of wall paper and curtains at Paynes, Drug Store. And then iro and buv. Dave Oyster and Mr. Goodrich, shipped iive car lot ds of live tock from this-place last Tur: You will find the best cigars in town at Paynes Drug Store. If you dont believe it come and try them.

The Indian Doctor is in town and will scalp your corns, bunions and othe such useless ornaments. There was about 1.000 people in attendance to the Sunday School convention at Long's grove last Sunday. One of the finest views we ever enjoyed was from the summit of the mound east of town, en la Sunday evening. The advertisement of a beer garden opening at Winfield occupies a whole page, ot the Daily Telegram of that city. We had the pleasure of making the acipiantance of Sheriff Sutton last Saturday and found him a very offable gentleman.

It is said to be an absolute tact that no man has ever been killed by a cyclone who keeps his subscription paid up. Border Star. Do not let the sun soil your carpet when vou can rct a nice window curtain and fixture for '60c. and 35c. at Paynes, Dtug Store.

"Father" Bird, who had been a preaeh-r of the United Brethren church for 54 years, died in Smith county, last week, iged 74. In a game of baseball at Ottawa last I'riday between the Westerns of Topeka ind Red Stockings of Ottawa, the Westerns were victorious, the score standing Jen to six. A nice "lot ot young men we have. Last Tuesday evening after singing school tour or live ot them stood around holding umbrellas and let a young ladv go home the rain. And still they go to Payne's Ding Store for every thing in his line because they know they can always find what they want and get it right down at bed rock prices.

Wild strawberries has earned some of our boys a little pocket change during the week. One boy picked six quarts in one afternoon anil sold them for 15 cents i quart. The Sunday School convention last Sabbath was a complete success botli as to ihe number In attendance and interest manifested. The singing by the several choir were excellant and the services interesting. Glorious! was the rain last Tuesday evening and Wednesday forenoon that visited these parts.

It has assured agood crop of wheat and other cereals. What chintz bugs that escaped drowning became disgusted and left. If we are informed correctly, the express messenger on Wednesday's train lor the east refused to take the mail or any money packages. Mr Singleton, the agent, also received instructions not to sell tickets for any point farther east than Avondale. Our satan has got a banjo.

He got it last Tuesday bv' express. It has two keys and two strings and holes for two more keys. The bridge has been swept away bv rippling ot some melody gushing from the soul of an artist- who had more power tban music. Its a beauty, of regulation color, red and yellow. He will immediately proceed to manufac ture, out of said banjo and a few burnt corks, a first class minstrel constellation of stars.

Yes, a minstrel troupe. Just the thing for a young man to devote hi attention to. It is so enobling. Y-e-s Letter. List.

Remaining nucalled for in the Postoffic at Greeley, ITansa, May 21st 1330. Fogle, Jennie Miss. Mundell, Lida Mrs. Wilson, S. E.

Lynch, Patt Mr. Hatneld, John. If ny of these letters are railed for, pleas say "advertised." u. P. M.

No Cure I So Pay I Dr. Littell and lad, of Kansas city, are stopping for a few days at A. B. Benson's. Fbe Doctor is well and favorably known m.l long experience enables him to guar-mree sati-fatio'i in.

every case. Call uiM lit him'free of charge. CARTER'S ITTLE 1VER We Mean Gored, Not Merely Rslisved And Can Prove Mr lint tee Claim. K9" There are no failure and nodinap- polntmcnlg. If yon arc troiibiwl witlt HICK iTEAlueaa joufan Ite easily and qaiefcly -irvl, hnte bffra already YeiiinMlie piieawd to mail a ataeet of leMtinjiaH to any ittrmtA.

CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Aiso cure all tvrrr. of ClMoasti ess, prevent Constipation and Dyspepsia, prcinota DfsreFtion, rellore dlstresi from too heart eatlnr, correct Diaorders of the Stomach, Stimulate the Liver, andliegnlnte the Bowels. Thry do ell this by taking Just one little pillat a dorc. They arc purely vegetable, do not rrlpe or and aro ai nearly perfect as is possible for a p.U'.o ic. Irice Co ccnt3, 5 f-r ti.

Sold by Crnrgists everywhere orss.t l7 CARTER MED5C1ME HEW Y0PK. For sale by C. A. Tayne, SUBSCRIBE FOR IT THE GREELEY TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBE FOR IT Commences its career with 500 is warranted to run one year. We subscribers to better enable us advertise Greeley and vicinity to the world as the garden of the uni verse and the home of the industrious.

See tlit yonr Baiting Soda la wtiKe and PTJRE. as should 1 ALL SUHXJLB. SUBSTANCES ved for food. Hcaseiocpers -who prefer bread mad a with yeast, trill improTO Its (jaality, mtto it riee bottcr cad prevent it from souring, by adding one-bait teaspooniul of Chcrch 8 Eoda cr 1: 3. Bo Euro and not use too much.

Tha nso of thij Tsitii sour milk, ia preference to Br.Tring Powder, Earea twenty times its coat. Ece one pound paekago for valusblo iufoxmar tion and read carelully. SHOW THIS TO YOUR QR0CER. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS Will send the TRIBUNE to any address in the United States fcr one year. Send it to your friends.

Show it to jonr-neighbor and -tell him it is a NEWPAPER witkout politics dcvotete-J to the interest of Grcc-Icv and Ajidersou.