The Grit-advocate., 1905-09-29
Vaughan &Labaree
Ju1esburg, Colorado.

North Platte Il few days last week.
The new fall street hats at Mrs.
Hutiman'S are OF the latest style. See
them.
P. B. Upson and daughter, Mrs.
Mark Gyger, of Sedgwick. were Jules
burg visitors Tuesday.
. f.. +. Clayton has the kind of insur-
ance covering ranches and farms that
insures and pays losses also.
p. B. Woodlands and son Fred were
in town Tuesday from their home in
the southwestern part Of the county.
See the new patent leather sheet
Something New at Mrs. Hutfman's.
The Phillips county fair is being
held in Holyoke this week. 1t began
Thursday and will continue the bal
ance of the week.
The Julesburg Drug company has n
fine display of Colgate's perfumes and
soaps. See it.
Mrs. e. V. Saunders and children
will return this evening from Denver
where they have been visiting Tela-
tives for several weeks.
BY patronizing Mrs. Huffman, your
home milliner. you will receive many
favors not obtainahle at other places.
Mrs. E. f. Clayton returned Tuesday
night from Denver where she had been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Wallace, for several weeks.
Buy Colgate's perfumes, soaps and
toilet water Of the ]ulesburg Drug
company. There are none better.
Mrs. Lowery Myers and two sons are
visiting relatives in Cawker City,
Kansas. They expect to be absent
from home three or four weeks.
You will find Mrs. Huffman, the
milliner. first door east of the New
Pioneer Hotel on Second street, Jules
burg, Colorado.
j. l.. Proper purchased very fine
blood hound from travelling show
here last week and sent him to his
ranch near Julesburg.--Ogalalla
News.
For SALE-A l0-guage l.. G. Smith
hammerless double barrel shot gun.
Trade blade Damascus barrels. Price
$500. Inquire Of ED NoRDBY
J. Drake came down from Juesburg
yesterday and spent the day. shaking
hands with his many friends and at
tending to business matters.--Ogalalla
News.
Bring in samples OF wheat and rye
you have to sell. Will pay good prices
for good grain. w. W. YOUNG.
Mrs E. E. Dean aad children left
here "Wednesday morning for theil
home in Jefferson. Iowa, after a visit
of several weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Hurin.
Last Saturday j. ii. Parker, the
well known south side ranchman, sold
three car loads Of steers to an eastern
Nebraska feeder. The cattle were
loaded for shipment Saturday night
Mrs. Charles Bell, formerly Mrs
Arthur Conyers, ard young son, re.
turned to their home in Kearney, Ne
braska, Thursday after short visit
with relatives and friends in this vi.
cinity.
Mrs. L. c. Huffman returned Sun.
day night from Denver where she had
been engaged in the pattern rooms of
! e, B. Baker d Sons, wholesale milli-
nors, copying some OF the Paris and
New York latest styles of dressy hats.
Enos Roth, who has held the posi-
tion of section foreman for the Union
Pacific Railroad company at Red
Buttes, Wyoming, for some time, i.
now located on homestead neal
kowanda, Nebraska.
Bring your school children to the
i Brown hotel. Julesburg, when DR..
Sapero, eye, ear, nose and throat spec.
| ialist, OF Denver, will examine their
eyes and yours free. Two days-Mon
day and Tuesday, October 9th anG
10th, 1908.
Banker E. D. Hamilton, of Crane
Island, Nebraska, spent Il few hours
in Julesburg last Thursday night. He
was enroute to his home from Chap.
I pell, where he had been to attend the
funeral services OF the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. l, Babcock.
Good advice to women. If yol
want a beautiful complexion, cleal
skin. bright eyes, red lips, goot
health, take HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea. There is nothing like it. 3;
cents. Tea or Tablets. G. Lavelle
While in Denver last Friday A. J
Hartley purchased Il gasoleue lighting
plant for use in his restaurant The
plant will supply four lamps--thret
inside aud one Outside--and is one OF
the best on the market. 1t will bt
installed in few days.
a. +. Perrier, of Brighton. has 10
Gated in Julesburg for the purpose OF
practicing law, His Office for thu
present will be with District Attorney
Pound. MIR. Perrier is lawyer o
ability and he will no noubt secure ,
lucrative practice here. His profes
sional card appears in another column
OF this paper.
District Attorney W. II. Pound lef
at this Office Wednesday couple o
ears OF corn grown near Julesburg ir
Sedgwick county. Judge Pound j.
modest nd.truthful-doesn't pretenC
he raised them himself, but they arr
good specimens as showing what ele
giant crops can be produced in Sedg
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