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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-02

three scenes, the last one being exceptionally
beautiful and serving as a bach ground 10 the
''Danse de Turbillion OF Mile Dazzia and her
troupe OF Oriental dancers Matinees daily.
The following attractions have been booked for
the Lyceum:
Reilly & Woods Big Show, Dewey Extraya-
CANA Co, The Dainty Duchess THE Be-
hemisns, knickerbocker Burlesquers, The
Grass Widows City Club BuTlezquers. Partisan
Widows Vanity Fair Imperial BuFlesquers
Irwin Brothers Maiestics, Bowery Burlesatlers
Rose Hill English Folly Co., The American Bur
lesquers, Gay Masqueraders,' Miss New York.
Jr-,'' Australian Burlesquers, Sam Devere's Own
Company, High Roller BurlesqueFs THE Yqtsa-
bonds.' Harry Morris Little Lambs Troes
dero BuriesqueTs, THE Cracker jacks Rentz-
Santley BETiesquers, Hurtig & Seamon's "a
Social Maid" Al. Reeves Big Company. Irwin
Bros. Burlesquers, The UtopianS,'' Bon-Fon Bur
lesquers, CLARK Bros. ''Royal Buriesquers.i'
Scribner's Gay Morning Glories'' Rose Sytei's
London Bellies The Big Sensation Co, Heuek
& Fennesszs The Rarnbers," City Sports Bur
lesquers, The Broadway Girls" Frank 8.
Cars ''Indian Maidens' Sam T. Jacks Bur-
lesquers. The Broadway Burlesquers
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4 Relic of Barbarfsm.
From the New York Telegram

Shooting. hunting, and fishing are obvious sur
vivals OF our wild days. At one time this was the
selves and their families. OF course the most
skillful man in the tile, who came home with
the greatest number of fish or birds or beasts was
the most respected And so, now, when sporting
fishermen never eat their catch. and when the
sporting shot does not sometimes pick up his
game, the who makes the best bag or fills
the biggest basket gets most honor. The love OF
sport IS merely a savage trait which civilization
has not yet blotted out
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ACQUITTAL FOR JESTER.
Jury Fails to Find Him Guilty OF
Numbering Gates.

LONDON, Mo-, Aug. 2,-The jury in the
Jester case last night returned verdict
of not guilty on the charge of numbering
Gilbert Gates. The judges charge seemed
TO be favorable to the prisoner and FORE
Swallowed a verdict of acquittal. So conf
dent was Jester at the moment the jury
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-02

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUNBIA--BR00KE MACKALL ct al
ComplsiBantS, vs.. JACOB VAN VECHTEN
2LCUTT, CT al, Defendants. Equity No "a
rs.
On motion of the conpIainsnts, by D. W.
BAKE, their solicitor, it is this l6TH DAY OF
july. \. d. 1900. ordered that tie defendants
Jacob Van Nechtell olcctt and Laura l. OIcott
cause their appearance 70 be entered herein or or
before the first rIie day occ,srring forty dsys
ceeded with IN Of default,
The object OF this suit Is to establish and de-
clare trust FOR the compliments in and 10 all
of original lot numbered seven a. in square two
hundred and tweniy-tkFec (zs3l.- on the plan OF
said city, excepting the southern part thereof
norJhwe st, which conveyed by said Brooke
MaekaII and wife to the American Security ard
Trust Company By deed dated October So 1891
and recorded October 81, 1894, among the Land
Records OF the District of Columbia; aud ex-
ceptiRg the northeastern part thereof on which
the building formerly known the Palace Market
stands; and excepting the small triangular
piece of said lot about fifty E501 square feet in
front OF the northeastern entrance TO said build
ing.
And for accounting between the complain
ants and defendants and fer the redemption of
said property from the original trust OF for the
sale OF The said above mentioned property free
from all claims and membranes for the purpose
OF paying off said original trust. the balance of
the money derived from said sale to go tc the
compiainants.
Provided copy of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks before said rule
day, in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times.
(SesL) a. B. HAGNER, Associate Justice.
true Copy: Test:
j. R. YOUNG. Clerk
BY r. J. NEIGs, Assistant Clerk
iy19, 26, au2
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When Revenge Was Sweet.

VffOh inc thIcsgo IlTnes-HeTald.j
The Queen of italy loves flowers Her majesty
paid visit to the Girls Mission School in Rorae
recently, arriving in an open carriage. which
was followed by two others filed to overhowinS
with exquisite flowers. When the teachers and
pupils assembled she handed each lovely bou-
ouet, SAYING: Last year you ali presented me
with flowers; it is quite time that 1 reyenged
myself
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-02

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF CON
GRESS, Washington d. C., August l. 1900
Sealed proposals foT furnishing and delivering at
the Building for the Library of Congress- in this
city, specially constructed desks tables book
presses etc, viii be received at this office until
O'CLOCK P. NJ. SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1860.
and then publicly opened. Specifications general
instructions. ana blank forms of proposal nav be
obtained on application to this office. BERNARD
r. GREEN, Superintendent auI23467
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From His Point of View.

(From the Somerville Journal)
Hicks-Do you and your wife ever get into an
argument?
Wieks-No. try to argue with her sometimes,
but all she ever does is to make lot OF IN
founded assertions in reply.
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retired that he made an engagement TO
preach in an Oklahoma church next Sun
day
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10 to Il.

QZc yard for extra heavy quality
% white Pique and superfine white
: India linon in remnant lengths which
formerly sold for 19c TO 25c yard
0zC yard for odd lot of dress goods
; 1S comprising 40-inch dress plaids,
36-inch cashmeres and fancy weave
novelties; some Of them full pieces and
some remnants; formerly sold for acc
yard
1910 yard fer odd lot of silks and
~ velvets comprising fancy taffe-
tas, all silk ehinas, bengalines, etc;
only small lot which formerly sold
for S9c.
DOC for lot Of Ladies Summer Cor
LJ sets; both long and short lengths:
formerly sold for 50c and 69c.
DOC for choice of a big tableful of La
- dies White Shirt Waists, with
tucked fronts; slightly soiled,
9IC fer Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests:
% in all sizes such as sell usually
at u Lee.
&C for Ladies' Pique Ties in all coll
y oTs; small lot which Will go
quickly.
1910 for lot of an-silk Satin and
iI2 Taffeta Ribbons il black, white,
ana cofors; . 70 lHeheS wide.
&C yard for lot, of Torehon and
Medici laces and insertings; from
2 to inches wide; elegant assortment.
&c for sprays of roses, lilacs, forget
me-nots, roses, etc, which sold up
tc 33c.
&C for Maine net in all colors which
sold up to S3e yard.
HQC for Boys fine Galatea cloth wash
IL able Sailor Blouse Suits elegant
ly trimmed with wide Braid with wide
formerly sold for 81.
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ROP0sALs FOR LIBRARY BI-ILDING -C,47lce

PROPOSALS FOR LIBRARY BJ-ILDING-OfBce
of Superintendent OF Construction, Library of
Congress Washington, D. G, August / 1904
Sealed proposals for the construction Of the build
ing for the Washington Public Library on Mount
Vernon Square, in this city. viii be received at
this office at O'CLOCK p. NJ, on SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1900 and then pub
licly opened. Specifications, general Instructions
and conditions, and blank forms OF proposal NAV
be had and the drawings seen on application 10
this Office 70 the architects Alderman & Ross
100 Fifth Avenue, New York City BERNARD r.
GREEN, Superintendent of Construction.
aul,2,3,4,6,7
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, d. c. August /.
1go0--Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until NOON, AUGUST 30 1900 for
constructing stable guaTdhouSe here United States
reserves night TO accept or reject any all pro-
posals OF any part thereof. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposal for Stable Guardhouse." E. s BEN
TON, Quartermaster auI23428 %
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BIDS FOR NEW CRUISERS
ShipbHilders Asked to Furnish Es-
Inmates of Construction Cost.

specifications for the Maryland the
Basis of All CuIcuIafiOns-She VIII
Rest gattIeship and VIII Cost
More-DetaiIs of the Armament
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II to I.

1910 for ladies' muslin drawers;
f-2 made of good muslin and al
seams feIled; usually sold for 19c.
QIC for boys navy blue and grey wool
w knee pants good stanch gar
ments such as every clothier sells for
25c.
81 IN for lot of ladies' taflor-made
.0V suits Of Venetians. broadcioths,
cheViot serges in tight-ftting, fly
front and Elton effects in blues, tan,
and black; formerly sold for $40 and
more.
q 90 for ladies' rainy-day skirts of
$50 stylish eloakings; with stitched
bottoms and backs; formerly sold for
S7Oo.
soc fer lot of little boys spring heel
81 shoes, in three SORTS OF leather:
sizes to Is II; formerly sold for 9Sc.
1SC for lot of mems nainsook draw
10 ers which sold for soc pair.
Lot CT mems crash hats which fEC
sold for sec to go for-...-...-.-. ID
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/ to ,.

SIC for BOYS percaIe shirt waists:
w with pleats; usually sell for 19c.
pc for cake of genuine tar soap
11C for pretty japanese mating
10 mats; suitable for rugs.
&c yard for best quality stair or
20 runner oiic!oth; the sort which
sells fer Zoe yard.
81 pair for lot of mems high and low
shoes; odds and ends OF lines which
sold for S1.50, 81, and $3.50.
&C yard for lot of narrow embroider-
y les in both edgings and insertings;
in handsome patterns.
lie fo1 ehildren's Nazareth" waists;
IT all sizes; sell for 25e suually.
&C each for infants bibs; heavily
y quilted.
&C each for infants knitted bootees,
in all eoIoTs-
AZC yard FOR heavy feeced unbleached
70 Turkish towels
&c for Turkey red table linen in
10 handsome designs.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TIE PRoRArE c.lI-l,- AL. I:llE IN -, !

IN TIE PROBATE COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
'oLI MBlA IN re estate e Bridget McCor-
mict. Probate. No $3.50
l. appearing to the satisfaction of this court
that citation was duly issued to Edward Cennev
one OF the parties interested in the above entitled
cause, commanding him TO cause his appearance
10 DC entered. ETC.; IN the above entitled cause
and the same vas duly returned mot found by
tn United States Marshal for the District of ca
l1unbia, il IS, this LIST day Of August, A. D. 1909
on motion OF compliments solicitors, Ieckie Il
+ luton ordered, that the defendant Edward Coon
fy. cause his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the rule day occurring forty DAYS ex-
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays after the
pubhcati8n Of THIS order, and sioSE.callse IL snv
he has, shy certain paper writing should moi be
admitted TO probate, etc; otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with though no objection
were 10 be made
The object OF this proceeding srto admit IN
probate and record certain paper Writing as the
last VIII and testament Of the s1id Bridget Nc
Cormck, deceased.
This notice to be published. in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening FINES once
JOB BARNARD. Justice.
4 True Copy-Test:
JOHN R. RoUzER, Acting Register of Wills
au2,9.16.e ~,,-I
IN THE SUPREME COURT of TUE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY.
leoa--KATJE NJ TAYLOR IS. EDGAR q
TAYLOR. No. =, 500 DOesti a.
On molten OF the plaintiff by Mr. Samuel d.
Truitt, her solicitor attorney, it is ordered
that the defendant, Edgar c. Taylor, cause his
appearance TO be entered herein ON or before the
first rule day occurring forty DAYS after this dsy;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case Of default
The object Of this snit IS Tor divorce on the
ground OF desertion.
By the Court:
(SeaI.) 4 B HAGNER Justice Etc
True copy: Test: '-'''
J. r. YOUNG, CLERK, Etc
BY L. P. WILLIAMS, asst. Clerk
iy26,a u2,9
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Il to y.

= 4 ~ & @s
zoe for best quality Holland window
~ shades: trimmed with heavy lace
or fringe; complete with fixtures; sell
usually for sec.
1fIC each for mantel OF piano lam
70 bTequiGs; made of pretty art
dFapery; handsomely fr.nged; = so 80
sofa pillows which formerly sold for
33c-
fQC for pretty ingram carpet rem
80 nants; suitable for rugs; all wool
and sold for 75c.
2ZC each for mems white and co,o=ed
JS border bandkerehiefs -whica TOR
merry sold for 10c.
nc pair for mems tan ard back half
o9 hose; guaranteed fast colors; tie
Toe sort.
nc pair for mems good wearing sus-
80 penders which formerly so for
lee pair.
&c for mems Madras shield and bard
os bows, which formerly sod fer
Ice.
81 pair for ladies' shoes and oxfords;
about 100 pairs; which foTmrIy ecIf
for 81 and $2.5o.
81 q3 for lot OF ladies' polka cot duck
'i.JO sktr1s. trimmed with two cir
cular founces trimmed with White
braid.
ST az ladies rainy-day skir;s;
so stitched bottoms; VII CT for
meEly sold for 81.
114C pair for Boys White Duck.
iA2 Pique, and Crash Short and
Long Pants in sizes up to Is; the lot
including MILDLY pants which sold for
as much as 81.
,Q0C for the choice of the finest Wash
" able Suit in the store for boys.
including the doub!e-breasted crash
suits IN sizes up 10 16 years.
81 ne fer Ladies Jumbo Straw Hats.
corded silk Tosette. q bunch of wheat
and velvet bands; formerly sold fer
s3.4s
Q2C tor Ladies' Trimmed Hats, which
W formerly sold up to s3-9S
81 10 for Ladies' Trimmed Hats and
80 Bonnets. which sod from S7.9S
10 s12-9S formerly
SIC pair for Ladies Fast Black Hose
w in all sizes: full seamless; usual
ly II Lee pair.
inc for dozen yards of Narrow VAL
~ enciennes Lace for edging ruff
? fes. etc.
1fc for all Leather Chatelaines, or
K morocco or alligator
S0C for Ladies Wrappers of fine lawn
- or batiste, with white yokes; full
width skirts; wrappers which sell ev-
erywhere for 81 and more.
nc for Children's Percale Dresses:
10 sizes l to 3 years.
37lc each for double-bed unbleached
= ready-made Sheets-made OF soft
finish, cIosely-woven muslin: hemmed
and hand-torn and ironed; usually SOC.
AzC yard for odd lot OF Lining Rem
rs nants, compTisin percalines,
shrunk ducks, haireloth, silver sheen
and selecias, which formerly sold for
as high as 19e yard.
07C for taPe-bordered ready-made
JS Bleached Pillow Cases; full size;
hemmed and hand-ironed and torn;
usual value offered at 15c.
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9 to 10.

17c yard for S6-inch curtain scrim,
which sells for sc yard usually.
&c yard for best quality stair or run
90 ner oilcioth; the Zoe sort.
DC for lot of mems baIbriggan shirts
and drawers; large sizes: former
ly sold for 39c and 5Oc
f11c for mems fancy polka dot half
hose, formerly sold for 25c.
H3C for lot Of ladies' dongola strap
slippers with buckles and bow;
sizes to 8; formerly sold for s1.25.
zoe for laties' serge Congress GAL
tiers; sizes and 6; which former
ly sold for 81
qQc for ladies blue and white and
- black aid white polka dot duck>
skirts: with knife-pieated fiounces; full
width; the q sort.
QIC for buys percale shirt waists;
good waists: usually sell for I9c.
DOC for Boys Galatea Cloth Wash
able Sailor Blouse Suits; in va
rlety OF patterns; the 75c sort.
3ZC for large bottles of Household
O. Ammonia
1SC for Ladies and Misses Untrin-
med Hats of chip, neapolitan.
and fancy straw, also trimmed
sailors which formerly sold for CSC to
&c yard for Straw Braid in all COL
ors, which formerly sold for as
high as 29c.
nc for lot of Chndren's Fast Black
Hose in small sizes only; the
usual u lie sort.
1C yard for Baby Ribbon in all eoIors,
including black and white.
&C for six Ladies Linen Collars in al
sizes and all styles
&C for Ladies Leather Belts. a small
lot which sold for four times thi:-
much.
1QC for Ladies' Muslin Underwear: a
table containing drawers, corset
covers. and short skirts; all good mus
lin.
1915 for children's Muslin Drawers;
all sizes and finished with fell
ed seams.
DC yard for Cheesecloth; in full line
of goo3 shades.
DC yard for best Dressmaker,s Cam
brio in good shades; sells usual
ly at Sc a yard.
HzC yard for Figured Jaconet Lawns,
rs Taffeta Corded Dimities. in dark
grounds, which formerly sold for u I-2
ward
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2 80 3.

* sO "a
1GC for large hardwood Window
: Screens; IS inches high; for
meriy sold for 75c.
1910 yard for best quality Table
! Il OIIelOth-
6LC pair for Boys Wash Knee Pants;
w in variety of patterns GOODYEAR
ing pants which sell for 19c usually.
Ole for Ladies fast Black Isle
~ Thread guaranteed stainless vests
which sell at 25c usually.
17LC for lot Of embroidery edgfngs
iE2 and insertings: from 3 to
inches wide.
2CC for a lot OF Ladies' Summer Tn
K derskiTts, made OF washable seer
sucker; win wide umbrella founce;
sold formerly ior Csc
90C for ready-made Linen Table Coy
- eTs: good size; dice paiter for
merly sold for 75c.
5GC fer. dozen pure BIeached Linen
y ) Dinner Napkins; formerly sold
for 75c
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF C0LUMBIA.-BROnKE MACKALL. ct al
ComplsiBantS, vs.. JACOB VAN VECHTEN
HLCUTT, ct al, Defendants. Equity 80 "a
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= to 4
&c for odd let Of Damaslz and Huck
Us Towels; only small quantity;
sold formerly up TO Ice each.
1SC for white Summer weight Wool
- Flanrel: such as sells usually for
&c.
0zC for black perspiration- proof Or
% candle Lawn which formerly s5ld
foI 15c yard.
&c yard for white Organize Lawns,
Us sheer handsome quality which
sells for Il 1-2c yard.
0QC for full double bed size Mosquito
~ Canopies in pink. or white; for
mer!y sold for S1.75.
QQC for full size Hammecks with
10 steel spreader and pillow attach
ed; such as sold for 81
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These are Hour Sales YOU must mot skin
8 to 9.

10c for small lot of mems percale
- shirts; in sizes II. ID 1-2, and 16,
which formerly sold for Soc
&c for tan shoe paste which sells for
Toe in every shoe store in town.
1SC for boys soc tennis oxfords. in
-J sizes TO 49,
0IC for boys washable caIatea cloth
" knee pants; such as scu for 19c
usually.
aN yard for plain colored organdIe
lawns; in remnants, but good
lengths; IN all colors and black; sold
formerly for IL lie yard.
dzC yard for bookfold India Iinon; a
small lot which old for Sc yard
formerly.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-23

Messrs. Mount and Ferguson,
two wealthy residents of Omaha,
were in the county several days
last week looking for ranch lands.
They were we'll pleased with some
railroad lands in the south part
of the county and will probably
purchase about 10 sections. The
deal will be made through the
local agent for the company,
Banker e. D. Hamilton.
Many people worry because they be.
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right but their stomachs are unable to
digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you cut and prevents the
formation Of gas which makes the
stomach press against the heart. It
will cure every form of indigestion. g.
LAvelle.
Sheriff Johnson arrested two
strangers last Saturday morning
who were supposed to have stol.
on two 0vercoats from an east.
bound passenger train. The men
were detained for several hours,
but the porter who lost the coats
failed to aend an accurate descrip-
ton Of them and they were re-.
leased.
Miss Justina Ottman visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hopper over
Sunday. Miss Ottman, We are inform
ed, is teaching 3 very successful term
of school in the West Lincoln district
On the reservation.-Chappell Regis.
ter.
A large stock of rockers, fancy
chairs, and other house furnish.
ing articles has inst been received
at Pounds furniture store. See
this stock and get prices before
placing your orders.
Mrs. Hattie Lewis and two
children of Denver will spend
Thanksgiving with friends in
Julesburg. Mrs. Lewis was .
resident Of Julesburg last year.
Next Sunday afternoon, Nov.
IS, at 2.30 Rev. Eckel will preach
q thanksgiving sermon at the
Anderson school house. All are
most cordially invited.
A car load of iron beds and 9th.
or furniture has just been receiv-
ed at Pounds furniture emporium
Examine these goods and get
prices before purchasing.
Ray Farnham had charge of
the Chappell bank several days
last week during the absence
from duty of Cashier Babcock.
Don't forget the Silk Sox so.
cial at the home of Rev and Mrs.
Eckel this friday evening. A
very enjoyable time is promis-
ed.
The repairs on the Petersen
ditch have been completed and it
is now in good shape to carry a
large volume of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Harris
visited friends in Ogalalla from
Saturday until Monday.
DR.. c. s. Norris is slowly re-
covering from 4 severe attack of
typhoid fever.
Rev. Post il confined to tho
house this week with rheuma-
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
Itsns Of Interest to People IN
sedgwick County.

See the new cook and heating
stoves at Dye Bros.
P. B. Upson of Sedgwlck trans
acted business in this place Tues
day. .4
Mrs. e. NJ. Eckel has has beer
housed for . week with . crick il
her neck.
Go to Dyes hardware store TO,
all kinds Of builders and shell
hardware.
Mrs. A. j. Walrath made q
business tip to Omaha Wednes'
day morning.
Miss Helen McC onnsll il rapid.
ly improving from her recent
spell Of sickness.
Lisks' antitrust tinware, large
and completes line, at Dyes hard
ware store.
The Y. P. s. G. E. of the Con.
xregational church are raising
funds for new organ.
DeWittb Little Early Risers arc the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never grippe. G. Lavelle.
A. ]. Walrath and G. NJ. Rob.
bins shipped three car loads Of
cattle to Omaha Monday even
ing.
When you want prompt acting little
pills that never grippe use DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. g. Lavelle.
The dance given in the court
house hall last Friday night was
we'll attended and . pleasant time
il reported.
A boy baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Sherman, OF
Sedgwlck, Tuesday night Novem-
ber 20.
Joseph Campbell, county CON-
missioner, is seriously i'll at his
home in the west part of the
county.
II you have ever seen = child In the
agonies OF Group you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure which gives relief a. soon
a. it administered. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds and oil throat and lung
troubles. G. Lavelle.
The finest assortment and larg-
est stock Of wall paper ever seen
in town is now being received at
Pounds furniture store. See it
before placing your orders.
J. B. Scott received . telegram
Monday announcing the death of
his father at his home in Iowa.
Because of sickness in his family
he was unable to attend the flu.
neral.
See the fine line of furniture,
carpets, msttings, etc, at Pounds
furniture store. Large and com.
plets line just received. Prices
right.
Carpenters have been busy this
week making some repairs at the
station. The waiting room has
been rsfoored and ceiled, and the
agents and operators Office has
been remOdeled.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve will
quickly heal the worst burns and
scalds and not leave scar. It can be
applied to cuts and raw surfaces with
prompt and soothing effect. Use 1t
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-23

stops the Cough and Cures the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet, cure
z cold n one day. No cure, no pay.
Price Is cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-23

Irrigated Farms for Sale.
Your choice Of over 400 acres. Best Of
land. Close to Julesbtrg, the ditch,
town schools. free range, etc. Always
= crop, and two crops will more than
pay for the land. Easy payments. Ap-
ply to W.K. Guy, Julesburg, Colo.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-23

Notice.
No hunting will be permitted on my
place. 7. r. L1DDLx.