The Grit-advocate., 1903-05-08

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interest in the matter to 60 to the
polls, there being but 46 votes
cast. E. j. Frederick WAS the
successful candidate, he receiving
SO votes to 10 for C. johnson, who
stood for reelection. Mr.. John
son feels that he was not treated
quite fairly by the people who
took the greatest interest in the
election. He had concented to
accept a reelection upon the un-
derstanding that there would be
no other candidate, and he be.
lieves that it was not altogether
honorable for those same people,
who promised him their support,
to place another candidate in the
field at the eleventh hour, and to
give that candidate their support,
thereby violating their pledges to
him. Mr.. johnson has been an
efficient and a satisfactory school
director, and if his successor does
as we'll there will probably he no
complaint because of the change
Mr.. Joseph Pominville, Of Still
water, Minnesota, after having spent
over $1,000 with the best doctors for
stomach trouble, without relief, was
advised by his druggist, Mr.. Alex
Richard, to try box OF Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He did
so and is we'll man today. II troubled
with indigestion, bad taste in the
mouth, lack of appetite or constipation
give these tablets trial, and you are
certain to be more than pleased with
the result. For sale at 25 cents per
box by Mason 4 Lavelle.
Two requests for telephone
franchise were considered by the
board of trustees at an adjourned
meeting held last Saturday night.
No definite action was taken on
either proposition, both being
passed over to a future meeting.
One of the requests0 for fran
chise was presented by Dr.. 7. J.
Mason, of this place; the other by
B. A. Lathrop, of Sidney Both
asked for an exclusive franchise.
Neither petitioner made any pro-
vision for a connection with a
long distance telephone line, and
for this reason, also for the reas-
on that the majority of the board
do not favor granting an exclns-
i've franchise to any person or
company, it is likely that neither
of the petitions now before the
board will be acted upon favor
ably.
Buy your spring suit of P. Petersen.
He represents frst-class tailoring
house Of Chicago, and is showing this
season the incest line Of samples ever
brought to Julesburg. A perfect fit
and tatisfaction in every way is guar
anteed.
A family Of musicians named
Cunningham passed through
Julesburg last week enroute from
their former home near Stockton,
Kansas, to Northern Idaho. Be-
cause of the blizzard Tuesday and
Wednesday they were detained
here several days and would have
furnished music for the dance last
Friday night had it not been post
poned. The family was a large
one and all of them we're natural
musicians from the father down to
the infant in arms. They travel
ed IN a large prairie schooner and
will make tho journey west by
easy stages. They left here sat
urday morning for Chappell.
DR.. E. E. Northrop, expert
dentist of North Platte, will be at
I the Brown hotel in Julesburg on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May II, - and ID, prepared
to attend to Gil work in his line.
A large number of Julesburg
people went to Chappell last Sat
urday to witness the shooting
tournament and other spores ar
ranged for that day. In the blue
rock contest between the Chap
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