The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-02

F. bargains offered in these columns
which are far greater money savers
! than can be found in the cata!ng
! of any mail order house on earth. Be
! sides the fact OF your saving money by
| patrOniIlng your home merchants, ypu
| will fee! better hy doing 80. They are
| your ncighhprs and friends; they help
keep up your church. your schools and
| your other Institutions, and they Will
extend you credit i! you need il.
Nears y Sncbuck do none Of these
things, AID moreover they charge far
more for the same quality OF goods
than your home merchant.
What is home without piano
Julcsburg Bazaar.
DR.. II l.. Randall. of Home. Ncbras-
| ka, arrived in Julesburg Thursday
evening OF last week for short stay at
the homes Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. Beatty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Meyers. DR..
Randall and his wife, who is niatrOn at
,lr Soldiers home near Grand Island,
| Nebraska, have real estate and other
interests in Scdgwick county, and the
doctors visit at this time is for the
purpose of locking after these inter
cstS
What is life without IL sewins
machine? Julcsburg Bazaar.
d. B. Uuss, an an:umohilist, who is
making a trip from New York City to
Portland, Oregon, stopped in Jules
burg Tuesday night. He was accom-
panied by an expert chauffeur. These
gentlemen are making the run across
the continent in the interest OF the
Olds Automobile company. Their
machine is named "'Thc Scout" and is
one Of the best made 5y the Olds COM
pany.
What is contcntment without a
nice refrigerator: Julcsburg Ba-
Haar.
Last week J. Drake traded house
and lot an Second street and the old
| McCli7tock livery stable on First
street to Sid liuntley for the latter $
ranch south of Julcsburg. Mr.. Hunt
ley will move to JulcshlIrg at once and
open q feed stable. Mr.. Drake will
probably trade the ranch he secured
! from Mr. Tiunticy for the Proper stock
of dry goods in Ogalalla.
Wanted Work at painting or build
ing. Work guaranteed. w. f. Mottin
Mrs. +. A. Bullock accompanied her
husband on his run to Denver Tuesday.
Upon their arrival in the city Mr. Bul-
lock received message announcing
the serious Illness Of his father in ST
Edwards, Nebraska lie returned
with his wife to .IuleSburg, and left On
the early morning train "Wednesday
for the home Of his father.
You want some nice floor oil
cloth, we have it, yard and two
yards wide. Julesburg Bazaar.
Jervy Richcrson left here Tuesday
morning for Denver where he expects
to secure IA position in the Offices of
the Pacific Express company. Mr..
Richcrson has held the position Of
night agent for the company in Jules
burg for some time: he is competent
| man and will no doubt be successful in
securinga place in Denver.
Cash paid for hides by V, p,
Harris & Co.
Mrs Swcraman and Miss Cunning
| ham united their forces last Friday
afternoon in Mrs Swerzman's room
and gave an excellent program con,
sisting of songs, dialogues, drills and
recitatonS. Quite number Of visit
ors were present and all considered
the exercises very complimentary to
the teachers in charge.
Buy ice cream soda at the
Julcsburg Drug Company's phar-
macy. The best in town.
The subscription paper for the
1 I, l,,l, ,.l,l l..
found at The Grit-Advocate office.
Any persons who have not been solicit
ed for contribution, and who desire
to help make the celebration a success,
are invited to call aud put their names
on the list for any amount they desire
to donate.
The Clipper Studio is now op-
en- on the site west Of Vaughan &
Labarcc'S business room and is
ready for all wo.k in the photo
graphic line.
The students of the tenth and elev-
enth grades of the high school gave /,
reception to the graduating class in
the school building last Saturday
| evening. The occasion was very
| pleasant one to the members of the va
rious classes aud to Others who had
been invited.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new, red blood, and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea Will DO. a tonic for the
sick and weak. 81 cents. Tea or tab
lets. q. Lavclle.
A number of Julesburg people at
| tpotpI 4 ha ,npIrnrial aynr.ic,S ot Riu
spring Tuesday. Among the number
We're L. Z, Clayton and family. Il. n
Smith and family, w. r. Vail and
wife, Smith Frey and wife, L. n
Adamson, V. Deich,
Tired out, worn out woman, con not
sleep, eat or work; seems as il she
would !iy to pieces. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves
and rich blood. 81 cents. Tea or tab
lets. G. Layelle.