The Grit-advocate., 1903-10-30


Mrs. j. Brant, who has been confined
to her home for week with a severe
attack OF neuralgia, is convalecing.
Chop corn made from choice
sound sweet corn; also common
chop corn, at the elevator.
Mrs. Julia r. Braxtan lcgt here
| Wednesday morning to spend the win
ter with relatives in Ellettsville,
| Indiana.
Call and examine my line OF organs,
which am Offering at cost, either for
cash or monthly payments Mrs. N. S.
Palmer.
Mrs. j. b. Laycock left here Monday
afternoon for IA months visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wallace,
in Denver.
Ira Spencer and family, of Central
City, Nebraska, stopped in Julesburg
Tuesday when enroute TO Visit relatives
in Montrose.
DR.. Sapero, OF Denver. the famous
eye and ear specialist will be at the
Commercial hotel in Julesburg Novcm-
Der 23rd and oath.
P. Petersen recently installed two
gasoline arc lamps in his business
room which furnish light equal in
brilliancy TO electric light.
MSS Iona Lee was confined to her
home several days this week by sick
ness. During her absence from the
postotfice her place was filled by Miss
Jennie Geiger.
For pleasant physic take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Easy to take. Pleasant in effect. For
sale by Mason & Lavelle.
A. G. Williams, who has been con.
fined to his room at the home of o. J.
Meline for several weeks with an at.
tack of typhoid fever, has so far recov
cred as to be able to walk down town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price OF Northwestern
Kansas are visiting their old friends
and neighbors, W. f. Vaughan and
family. They are enroute to tlleil
home from visit to their SOD, Editor
Price, in Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Taylor moved
their household goods from Sedgwicl
to Julesburg last Monday and are nov
occupying the Hungerford brick build
ing on Pine street. Mr.. Taylor is em
ployed in the roundhouse.
Mrs. Fred Klingenfeldt, OF Denver
was the guest of Julesburg friends {
few days this week. During her sta!
here she sold the Klingenfeldt home
stead of thirty-fvc acres, lying east o
town, to w. +. Coumbe. Considera
tion s25O.OO
James Cooke returned Tuesday
from Greeley, to which place he ac
companied T. j. Hall last week. Ton
Geiger, who also accompanied Mr.
Hall, will remain in Greeley. Mr.
Cooke states that Mr.. Hall and hi
family are we'll pleased with theiI
new home.
W. e. Coumbe has contracted 70
the purchase of 300 acres of hay lant
from A. j. Walrath. Part of this lant
was owned by Mr.. Walrath, the bal
ance by the Ballas estate. 1t lies cas-
of Julesburg in Deuel. County, Nebras
ka. The consideration has not beer
made public.
A letter received this week from Mrs
Blackburn shows that she and he
husband are comfortably located il
Cheyenne. Mr.. and Mrs. Wigingto
took in the sights Of the lake countr
and the southern cities of Canada ant
expected to sail south from New Yorl
and make tour Of the Gulf states
Ogalalla News.
Monday morning G. NJ. Braxta
sold G. F. Parker's residence propert
in Julesburg to E. L. Brownlee, o
Greeley. Consideration 81 10000
Mr.. Brownlee is the gentleman VIII
recently traded for the T. j. Hal
ranch in this county, and he will NOV
his family to Julesburg early mex
week and take possession of the Parke
house.
a Love Letter
Would not interest you il you ar
looking for guaranteed salve TO
sores, burEs or piles. Otto Dodd, G
Ponder, Missouri, writes: II suffere
with an ugly sore for year, but DO
OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me.
Its the best salve on earth. 25 cent
at MaSOn & aNnlln's d rnr sfnre