The Grit-advocate., 1903-04-03

4. ~ f1aTflsOn returned MDnda
evening from 4 short visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
DR.. j. Mason returned last Mor.
day evening from short visit witt
his family in Denver.
Mrs. j. c. Wolfe, of Lodge Pole is
at the Julesburg house this week witt
fine line Of millinery.
Don't scratch your ticket. Writ
The word Citizens" at the top of you.
ballot and let it go at that.
Sweet and sour pickles, an
sauer liraut in bulk for sale at "
H. Simon's.
T. ". Acklin and family of Char
pell visited relatives in JuleSburg an
vicinity last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Elma Law returned last Mon
day morning To her school duties In
Denver, after weeks visit with hone
folks in Julesburg.
w. II. Wenner, who sold his grocer
business last Saturday to John Peter
sen, will probably go to Denver and en-
gage in business in that city.
Lars Molde, prosperous ranchmal
residing in the west end Of the county.
transacted business in Julesburg la
Saturday. and while in town fayoreG
The Grit-Advocate with d friend
call.
ii. NJ. Ferguson. who has been con
fined to his room in the Harrison hottl
for some time because of an injured
leg, is now able to walk about town
with the aid of crutches.
Oscar Corpe will add bath room t0
his tonSorial establishment. His tub
and water heating apparatus have a.
ready arrived and he expects to have
the bath room in operation in a few
days.
II. j. Hall and C. F. Parker returned
Wednesday morning from Malvern
Iowa, to which point they shipped O
car load OF horses and mules last week
This stock was disposed of at public
auction Tuesday and good prices were
realized.
+. s. Flora, who is working as pump
er for the Union Pacific railroad
company at Durham, 4 small station
fourteen miles east of Cheyenne, was
in town a few days this week. M
Flora was called here to attend the
funeral of of his brothers daughter.
a free Piano Recital will be given
by Mrs. j. X. Macpherson April IA at
the Congregational church. Mrs
Macpherson is Il pupil of some noted
eastern musicians and is now here as a
resident music teacher. Program for
concert will appear next week. All
are invited.
Violet, the two year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Flora, died last Sun.
day night after Il short illness of pneu-
mOnia. Funeral services were held in
the NJ. E. church Tuesday morning and
We're in charge of Rev. I. j. Hooper.
Burial was in the Julesburg GENE
terry.
Earl Rosenberg, of Lexington, Ne
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Braht. Mr.. Rosen-
berg will return to Julesburg about the
Both of May and teach instrumental
and vocal music. He is now studying
under the eminent teacher and com
poser, Henri Felix Heink. f.
Do you desire to add from 500 to
$500 to the value Of your property in
Julesburg? If so, vote the Citizens
ticket at the election next Tuesday.
You will then assure the erection of
a court house in Julesburg upon Il site
already selected, and the building of Il
court house will add several hundred
dollars to the value of every piece Of
property in town.
A vote for the Citizens ticket next
Tuesday is vote for a court house to
be built on the block Immediately
south of the NJ. L. church in Julesburg
The larger part of this block has al
ready been bargained for by the town
trustees, money to build Il court house
has been raised by county levy, and it
now remains only for the people to
help along the progressive movemen t
by voting the Citizens ticket.
For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
Than Little EARLY Risers, the famous
little pills.
They always effect cure and save doc
tor bills.
Little Early Risers are different from
all other pills
They do not weaken the system, but
act as Il tonic to the TISSUES by aroust ng
the secreti0nS and restoring the liver
to the full performance of its functions
naturally. Mason & Lavelle.
Last Saturday John Petersen pur-
chased the W. II. Wenner grocery
store and Monday moved it into the
Vaughan & Labaree room on the corn
er of Second and Cedar streets. Mr..
Petersen is well known to all the peo-
pie in this vicinity; he has been en-
ploved as a salesman for the last ten
years in the general merchandise es
Jablishment of P. Petersen, in this
place, and is a man thoroughly ac-
quainted with the line OF business in
which he now embarks for himself.
He suliclts the patronage Of all friends
and acquaintance.
Last Saturday the name Of Benja-
min Beatty was substituted for that of
J. S. Drake as Il candidate for mayor
upon the Taxpayers ticket. This sub
stitutioa was made because OF Mr..
brakes failure to lille a written accept
ance to the nomination rendered him
by this party. he statute provides
that each candidate nominated by pc