The Grit-advocate., 1902-09-19
PERSONAL AND EDITORIAL.
\ Resume of the News of the Week
With and without Comment.

With and Without Comment.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Babcock made a
trip to Denver Monday afternoon, re-.
turning Tuesday evening.
Mark 'Burk returned last Saturday
morning from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Bloomington, Ill.
B. A. Vaughan went to Denver last
Tuesday morning to attend the annual
session Of the Masonic grand lodge Of
Colorado.
Call at the Julesburg Drug Co.'S for the
finest assortment OF school supplies in
town. States, pencils, pens, tablets,
and composition books.
Guy Manson is visiting old friends
in this vicinity. He is enrOute to the
new home Of his parents in Osceola.
Nebraska, from Denver.
b. Beatty left here Monday evening
for Omaha where he will purchase his
fall stock OF dry gWpds and clothing.
During his absence V. Deich will have
charge Of his store.
G. S. Banghart returned last Sunday
morning from Denver where he had
been attending the democratic con-
ments in oil stock for a week.
Last Friday A. G. Cornish purchas-
ed from Dr. T. j. Mason the small
residence property south of the Hall
breeding stable. The consideration
was $3.50. Mr.. Cornish will occupy the
property as soon as he secures posses
sion.
The injection of DR.. Rea's Blackleg
Vaccine lin pill form means the pres
eryatIOn of health, in cattle, and rend.
ers them exempt from the ravaging
effects of that dread and infectious
disease. Read his advertisement 10
this paper.
Henry NJ. Teller has given his old
time friends an ugly fall. Whether
the decrepitude of old ag, is to blame
for his present political somersault Or
that the grand old man was actually
born hypocrit, his downfall is at least
a trying ordeal for the host of people
in Colorado who have so long trusted
and admired him.-Fort Morgan
Times.
A. Ackerman, a prosperous ranch.
man residing in the southeast part Of
the county, made pleasant call at our
office last Monday and relieved our II.
naucial disability somewhat by paying
a dollar on subscription account. Mr..
Ackerman,s wife and son are now Wis.
iting relatives in Marysville, Kansas,
and although they have been absent
only a short time he is already grow
ing tired OF "keeping bach," and is
thinking seriously of wiring them to
return. The gentleman is entitled to
sympathy in his predicament.
Josh Westhafer, Of LOOgootee, Indi-
ana, is poor man, but he says he
would not be without Ohamberlan's
Pain Balm il it cost five dollars a bot
tie, for it saved him from being a Grip
nle. No external application is equal
tn this lipiment for stiff and swollen
Joints, contracted muscles, stiff neck,
snrains, and rheumatic and muscular
mains. 1t has also cured numerous
cases Of partial paralysis. 1t is for
sale by G. Layelle, druggist.
letter received from Mrs. Blackburn
this morning states that Mr.. Black
hurn is on his way to the states
When his wife heard from him last he
had been in the hospital fifteen days
md had been subsisting on liquid diet
ali that time. They expected to start
him home on the first boat whlch
would likely leave about the hlteenth
OF August. So with good luck ne
ought to be with his family the latter
part Of this month. While ogaialla
will be glad to see Mr.. Blackburn they
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