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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24

- @euig. @srbreder Ger gu te,
bensldneli9er 3u6tboustrafe nsrur-
tbeilt pOrben iit): mNa, bas tuerbe i9
mir aber our Warnung bienen lahen!"
Scr re9te @oeel. Qlte
Sunefer (beim @oeelbdnbler): &Onnte
i6 bieIei9t einsn ipre9erhen papa,
gel befommen. Der bauptfd9li9 auf bic
MGnner i9impft?
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-14

Special low prices on watches AT
Stong's, jeweler and optician.
Go to Smailes'. 427 Main. for fine
candies and fruit. Low prices.
Very low rates east via the Colo
RADIO Midland SIS, Denver and re-
turn.
Get your application in NOW for
a telephone and your name will be
in the new directory.
Just arrived-everythin in the
koday line Film packs and adapt
ers-the most complete line ever han
died in the city. The Primrose Jew
elry & Music Company.
The Progress is the place to get
the finest and sweetest Of bread and
the cakes and pies for your table.
Everything fresh. Prompt deliver
les. II you are not a patron Of the
Progress, see that you become one.
The best of service is guaranteed
to every patron OF Barton & Platt,
the tiverymen. Good horses, nice
rigs. always available. Orders for
heavy transferring given prompt at
tentlon PatroniZe them and you
will not regret IL. Telephone your
orders or call at the barn corner Of
Fifth street and Colorado avenue.
So, ouray and return; Sunday,
July 16. Grand excursion under the
auspices of the Modern Woodmen Of
America. Special train will leave at
$50 am. July 16. Returning, leave,
Ouray at - O'Clock midnight. Ev-
eryone invited to take advantage Of
these cheap rates 10 spend Sunday
in the Gem of the Rockies 5. c.
Hum. agent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-14

guards, Mrs Hardinberg.
The solo rendered by Sherman W.
Moody proved one Of the most en-
ioyabIe features Of the program. the
soloist's voice being heard to splen-
did advantage in the selection he had
chosen.
A quartet composed OF Messrs.
Coles. Foster, Leslie and Hill de-
lighted the audience with a superb
selection A better quartet could
hardly be organized in the city.
The driu given by the Women OF
Woodcraft was intensely entertain
ing The rdiH was difficult and in
trieate. and there were numerous
pretty poses and elimaxes The drill
was perfectly rendered and the audi
ence was enthusiastic in its appre-
eiating applause.
Frank G. Leslie and Sherman W.
Moody gave a vocal duet that proved
very popular.
The reading by Mrs Fade was a
happy feature and added strength to
the splendid program.
No number called forth more ap-
plause or enthusiasm than the panto-
mime by the Apple Blossom Circle
Glee Club. It was decidedly one of
the big hits Of the entertainment. 1t
was unique and refreshing and was
admirably presented.
A charming duet by Mrs. Mcclure
and Mrs. Leslie was the closing num-
Der OF the program and It was most
pleasing. The selection was beau
uful one and was well rendered
After the program was concluded,
refreshments. consisting OF Ices and
cakes and other delicacies were
served on the stage by the ladies.
and this feature OF the entertain
ment proved exceedingly popular.
It was a late hour when the festiv-
tiles Of the evening were concluded
and the public entertainment of the
Women OF woodcraft will be remem-
bered by those who attended as a
very happy event.
\ neat sum was realized by the
lodge from the sale OF admission
tickets and the receipts of the re-
freshment tables.
The daily sentinel., 1905-07-14
W. of ". Entertain

The public entertainment OF the
Women Of woodcraft, Apple Bios
som Circle. al the Auditorium last
evening. was an AFFAIR Of great bril-
liancy and a success in every way.
For several weeks the ladies have
been completing the arrangements
for the entertainment. and the ease
and grace with which every feature
OF the entertainment was presented
proved that their efforts 10 make
the entertainment a pleasure to all
who attended were not made in vain.
The attendance was very large.
there being between three hundred
and four hundred people present
The Woodmen Of the World. after
holding a short business meeting at
their hall attended the entertainment
in a body. but took no part in the
program
Henry R Rbone acted as chair
man OF the meeting and announced
rhe program in a most pleasing man
ner.
The first number on the program
was an address by Mayor Bunting.
who spoke for a few minutes, his
remarks being both appropriate and
entertaining. and we're greeted with
liberal applause
Following the mayors address.
Mrs John c.. Mckinney rendered an
exceedingly pretty march on the pi-
ano-
The Installation Of the newly elect
ed officers was then held. and the
ceremony was most Impressive and
Interesting The following officers
were installed; Guardian neIghbor.
Mrs. Nelson Hards; advisor. Mrs.
Edwin Haskell. past guardian. Miss
Minnie ZepD, magician. Mrs. FauIk-
ners attendant. Mrs Murray; outer
sentinel, Mrs Vols; inner sentinel.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
BlGSFHlNG NEWS.

Ms Auna GRAY Clark >ps-; Ssa-
&sy in Juls>hucS.
Elder >hUca,s:s prssetss& vs-y sh.s
SERMON 81 :ht>p,acs lS>: >Qaasy.
Ss~s. Adams ws.l; ID, I.ssYlI.. 1xS,
Sunday afternoon ~iiA Elder >hu-
...S.S,
The CaIo2 rs,Ssc Ez,,rv.: eo-.
psHy have ssrsr',y gsv~-s.i sAe g.ss,,,
81 ih.s place
Miss Jennie McCo---S:S -,;o--s,:
ts>eI-, Geies2beCs. Nso-ssSs. lsS,
Mc4S:sN morning. rlsa-s >hs hss h.s-
Sss.aLu.S veiaiNSs>-
5, ( Ss1p j. ys,a1E-s A.o-S q,
'a- ><scaa side ~ ,he -ire- t1S Max
S.-->s =: -.-lsso2-s.
Ms Aa&c$ E..,aa ss-- =, Ns.--.,r
'Ga>> ~ses IL 7-S:l 1s- >zs,s- NJ
ray>- C-~ss:>1s=$
Ssy. Car :. Ase Eslaax. a77sr,y:
e. 'a.s sGs~es->s --,.,,->>s X - N :.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
SedgWick Items.

Miss Pierry spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
THIS week will finish the loading of
sugar beets at Sedgwick. The aver
age yield has been about ten tons per
acre. the lowest reported being eight
and the highest thirteen tons.
r. 7. McG~w, of the Sedgwick
County Land company, spent several
days last week looking over the COM
pany's holdings and arranging for
the building of several houses on
their land.
Governor Mcdonald and State Sup
erintendent Kathering Craig were
among the reservoir visitors Tuesday
They >pen. a short time in Sedgwick
waiting for No. IL. which they took
on their return trip.
Johnston Brothers now have one
Six-plow steam gang running on Sec
ton ), north of Davis, and expect
to start the ten-plow gang as soon as
they can get their coal and other sup
plies on the ground.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

A party Of state officials consisting
of Governor Jessie +. Mcdonald.
State Superintendent ka.hrine =
Craig, State Engineer 7. l., lsvcox,
Deputy State Superintendent. Miss
Griffith and Register Mark G. Wood
rUa arrived i'll IuleshurS Monday
nigh, and Tuesday ,ook trip over
the district S> the guests OF Mr.. {. +.
PARKER and i;nti At the Cottonwood
ranch. They made thorough in-
>psr'ion Of ;he reservoir and iiHhes,
As well as the lands 70 he benefited
the.rtrom, with view 10 investing in
the bonds Of the district, They uuaa-
.nao0Sly expressed their confidence in
the future prosperity q this part Of
She state And III the grss: work nov
t~'ing done for :he Platte valley in
Se>sSwsck County. They returned TO
Denver Tuesday evening on Ne. II.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
County High School Notes.

Cassie Brown was absent from
school last Monday and Tuesday.
The chemistry class have performed
experiments, and some of them have
red to record hooks.
Blue days are bound to come and
such day last Monday proved to be,
especially for lessons.
The tenth grade in history are pro-
crossing nicely with the Religious
Reformation, and have produced some
good discussions on certain topics.
Two heads were bumped this week
instead Of one, but the report was cor
respondingly louder not from the
bump, but from the vocal explana-
tionS.
Some of us lcarneda new quotation
this week: go down and eat buns"
and"Fat boys eat apple dumplings.
Now figure out the relation between
the above and the sharps and flats of
the musical scale.
Last Thursday afternoon was a
model afternoon, all was still. Sud-
denly tablet dropped. bringing with
it a composition book, and then down
went book: then the teachers voice
was heard calling order. No sooner
had she sat down than cough here,
cough there then two or three at once,
and all was still again Don't you
think that we did well. considering
that all the world was bright and sun
shiney out doors?
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
Death Of John Finley.

John Finley was born in the State
of Ns~Iork in the yesr 1870 and died
At his home il, JuieSburS. Colorado.
November ll:tl. l9,6.
HIS Youth SID early manhood were
s:eO: in New York. For time he wss
in the employ o. the .s;her OF General
O..is. ST ot..ise>s- for whom Mr.. Fiuley
en:s-:Siue<: Srss; rsspec'. From Ns~
York Mr.. Finley moved 10 Michigan.
where ne ,ss---eS; snG eecsne AZ ex.
per. in she co>rpsr's trade. being en-
p,oyeI in large packing house
Twenty-Five ysa-s sEo hs csas 70
ksSrDsy. Nsh-ssSs. snG t-ol :hs-s 10
What WAS shsa Weld couriy IL this
state. selecting : ho-cs>:esG or lie
South Divide. Ahou: :vs,vs yssS
ysxrs sso De moved 80 the RsSs-vS-
Ton. where Ne resided u1;;, falling
hss,sh compelled ai- 10 .esvs .aos
tsrl sad rloys 20 iowa Els d.
sSes q. which lovias cs-s sat: 1=,ii-
esl S;ae-Iis-.c>s se-s 70; sole 10 s-s>.-
he lsAys> IL -ao-Sc MS loss Two
daughters snG o2S >oz, sll being
v.~sSscs :: rs BEDSIDE ~as- Gss:a
cAEs-
Funeral >ss<vs,s> c,,z,.:: -c,ie,; by Es--
& y S-ssh rs-s as't Il chz ". {
ch1vA IL scEs>11-- >e.t.sr sses--
-oo-- Nny%-a-- Il NJ Ee1lev ts.oS
& --az-.,s- .: :Exi L=-o-z-l;1oa- L.
,e---sc1 r.> II she Pte4>sz. TALLER
ss2sas-!, vosCs rs>i s-~so ;t,= -szsiz>
% et> rc--Sa>t 80, slsa c-s-z sso
rea-> ago
E5> c15ld-z AArr Eo>i :s;cs=r r1a
1s-so7 1azz IL lzzG 1o==>i ---.----ii
lSvs>- -ls ts---ry E1s LCI b
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AE MILE
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
JuleSburg School Notes.

Joe I-abar>e and Volney Parker are
back 10 school.
The song books for the grades
came Wednesday.
Joe Frederick is again in school
after AN absence of several weeks.
The boys have clesned the grounds
and are enjoying base ball, while the
girls play baSke, ball.
Miss Berkfori is reading "Grerian
Myths" 20 the seventh and eighth
grades for their grammar. which they
reproduce.
The :enth graders have finished
reading the ''LSiy of The Lake which
they found Very interesting. They
will now read "Ivanhoe.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
Al< LOST AOrHEk

''ConSump'ioa runs in our family,
and through !; LOST MY mother. 8"
writes e +, Reid. Of Hs-.ucpv.
Maine. "Sor :lss pas; i've wears.
however. ON she >lisa.sS. sGsu Of \
cough or cold / hsvs taken Dr.. Hinss
New Discovery toc CouS@,rr.sor.
which has Ssyssi lie tc>o,u &ny Sssrious
lung trouble" His mothers death
MAS : sad loss 'ov Mr.. EslG. IN; he
Learned :ha: lung trouble .ra>i 10. n,
neglected. Su& how - cure Il. Quick.
s>; relsst sni cure to- coughs snG
colds. trIcs ~ csaa> AnG s,.M
SGsrsn:ss<; 3; :hs Iuls>bors DRAG
Ic:rpS,iy >:o,s. Tr.Si coss .-ss
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

I, w, Wss,s,s> brother ~ W. H
" s,lsesA s~>AES: ou: wss6,aS,N,,, :
asS:~Soa S.ase 81 SeSS~ieS. They
VIII saroi'e the >'reS ARG c<,s,ylsas
'As '>sa>As;SSa his sseS, Ne have
s>,i YEA .ss,-ss& who IS Toics u ron
~ ss>Ee> eas sxis<S ;hA, i. ~sll h
sAa...:,s eas Q: Mr., WaliAseS Assistants
f7Sssa cvers>G. Nebraska, ~as-s hs
lives Ard cs~esses = lAss~ harS~s.s
>.S,rs
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

S>itsay So>Nis scs ar.,v..S :: AeS.
-ia> E4ss e,Sass>i - 'rys scll>.
s>1as> AaS vAssoas >:s>s,xrs ~ txr>s
s-sSe,s> NossSaS hss s:eysA.e ss,c<:>
- ie'sss s.sss As,.i s; prizes - s,sr css,
sess7 's.S svsv sstle sill IL tGlss,
S.N E>S s-s Invited IL caEt a-S
u Ss ,sc>- ssSs<%s>.s> s1,,s :.s sack
= trEas::' ,s,.S> Z tsS>.-sG. ~ sss sS,S
IL, Mas azs Ss,seiS,@s s-S:S rsta.s
&.. Xxx
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

y. n. Cleveland, the present mana
yer of tho Julcsburg Drug company,
has bought II onc-half interest in the
,hrrn, wAich will still In known by its
former name but with nn additional
,llnrlnl,cr In the firm.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Call Wednesday. November -, and
SEQ the beautiful Christmas boxes OF
perfumes OF fines, odorS. Suitable
Tor holiday and birthday presents.
VIII order anything N this or in The
iinc ot spice or .,Ni; ex.
tracts, >ha@poo, almond, witch hs-
sci or cold ctrsm>. IL fact snvsh;nS
yo" wish for your ,oilc, table. Also
r~lor'ns> Tor cakes Sna pies. None
better Mrs, +. {. Huffman.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Il, =. McIssw. Ssrssssry ct ,hs
StS'Sw'ok County Land company. has
ivy steam plo~s III operation ON Ss>-
ton a-ll-&o near SsxsSw:ek, The co,n.
pSnS has over Mo acres 10 break
ana SsN Al ps>a>sG. turning i: over s.,
'i'' rs's " - se'>> per day, They
sSvs over ;AN s,ss> q. soS>yi land in
'Ae la,ese"r, Irrigation 6i>,rsc: s.,s
Will Improve every :,os y. it, aaS: Is
IN >sSsNs' .. .,o,,I permanent ,,,,,ss,,>
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Mr., and Mrs, Elmer Wright. Of
Three Oaks. Michigan, who have been
visiting MIR. Wright's brothers. Ches-
ter and Carlton Wright. and theirs
families for tho pas, few weeks. will
start for their home the fore par, Of
next week. stopping on their way to
visit relatives at Trivoli, Remen, and
Monticello. lllinoS.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

James ", WslNsr. So.,-ia-law o.
Attorney \. :, Fs.ris'.-, is here look.
s.lS over 't.e Country Sn& visiting his
wsts'> folks Mr., Maker lives in
hsavs-, wasss,s hs Is engaged II con,
''s,:-aS as,<s building. s.e has ,ssn
:t,saSsI by Ike Ss>:S~icS Ceus,v
l-s:sS >>ms>aay - hG,ii houses :o-
tenants ea 'hs vsr;>uS pistsS Of lsns
which .A,,v C>wc, y: sat> ,t,,SrS.,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

White Il Wallace will save Won
money on most any kind OF ranch
supplies. II ii is windmills. pipe and
tanks You want. don't fail to size them.
You a,r already acquainted with their
ability 10 supply your wants in the
srorcry line. You will. therefore, 20
to them when YOU want 10 ~, your
moneys WORTH
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Hu'Tman's fine millinery work
is not only we'll known by the ladies
OF Julcsbnrg and vicinity, hut by the
ladies OF other points from whom she
is receiving many orders for her own
stylish creations in hats and polos.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

II is reported by good authority
that the Union Pacific is considering
change which will locate Ovid II
mile farther east than il is now Situ-
nted, This, II is claimed. will place
1T midway between IulcShurg and
Srogwtck, "r seven miles from each
town
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

There will be- u hlpc-rock shooting
contest between the ClMppell and
Julssburg gun clubs on the lstter's
grounds on Thanksgiving day. There
will b' irrc-'or-all sweepstakes con-
test after the principal match.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Mr.. Gerard SIeikcrman, who lived
six miles southeast OF Bigspring, died
lust Sunday ut p. III. and was bur-
led Tuesday ut Venango. MIR. Speik-
crtnan was we'll known to many in
Julesburg and vicinity and was
among the first settlers in this part Of
the country. OF late years his health
seemed to full gradually and he de-
vclopcd mild form OF insanity. He
leaves IL wife and several grown child
rcn.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Last Thursday nigh, J. h. Gran
sirn. an employee ON the Iuleshurs
Branch. while switching in the yards
At this place, aeeiacn.ly slipped on
the eow-ta,cher shd had his foo, Gu,
ON hss~,~n the knee and ankle. DR.,
SAt~nck dressed the limb and decided
that the injured man was able 10 >,an,,
the "trip TO the Denver hospital.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

church held here last Sundat.
Rev. Beach went to Oshkosh last
monday for the purpose Of conducting
a funeral service Tuesday morning.
We have not yet learned the partieu-
hrs
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

MIR. q. j. Mcline bought the north
half Of the olh brick building at the
will repair the same in good sub
'stantial manner, continuing his huSi-
ness whlr the repairs are in prog
ross
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
Apl>AsrkouS CALAMITY

II is \ disastrous calamity. when
you lose your health, because indi-
gestion and constipation have Sapped
II away. Prompt relief can be had iu
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They will
build up your digestive organs and
cure headache. dizziness. collie con-
Stipation. etc. Guaranteed Al the
Jule>hurg Drug Compary's store. ~
CSNIS.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

AZ the .'ulrsburs inca, uanAs, Nc
sell boiling ,MsA, ns,6 70 70 eea,s
,lrr p.ana, taIH,n ~ ie ;oiS ceG,s uer
,youn<i, w, 4, Rower. ..rrpr,s,o..
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Ladies Of Chapwll and Oshkosh
who visited Mrs. Huifmsn's millinery
parlors this week were made happy by
the purchase OF some beautiful hats OF
chenille and velvet Of her manufac-
'ulr. The ladies expressed themsel yes
AS we'll pleased.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Nyou sre troubled with Indigestion.
consti patton. sour stomach, or any
otts~r pain, Hoiiister's Rocky Mount
ain Tea viii make you we'll and keep
you well. IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
q. I.mvrllc.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

a very extensive prairie fire was
s,Gn from here Tuesday In the direc-
tion OF VenRngo. We learned through
the phone that II was south OF Ven
.ango, but GOULD not find out MS TO ex-
tent Of the damage.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

}. II. Corrick, of Cozsd, Nebra ska.
organizer for the frsternal order OF
Royal HiGhlanders, has been in town
several days looking up the prospects
for establishing II lodge OF that order
here.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Last Saturday John Wertz, of
Chappell, completed the purchase of
Phillip Zorn's place on the west side
OF the reservation. Consideration
N3oO.OO. This is the third farm Mr..
Wertz has bought in this county in
the lust few months. He now owns
besides Zorn'S place, the Kaufman
place and the Ben Dawson place.
We would be glad to see John move
down here himself.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Many children Inherit constitutions
weak aud feeble. others due to child
hood troubles. HolliStcr'S Rocky
Mountain Tea will positively cure
children and make them strong. rs
cents. Tea or Tablets, q. Lavellc.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

10 Rice ,0turncti to iAinccln last
'I>srs,lAy. We understand that he tix-
.rsi up matters pertaining to the new
hank enthusiastically,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Lewis Wright is bringing sui,
Against The tnian Pacific railroad
company for A,ocG k'il,N near Wisy,
a. = lSrrler Is his a.toruey,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

", II, N>1aS Ia. lass rs>SSreS \
lsrxr sss<,etcec: q. sass<,y sssrx.ws-s
.sa,tAAef,S ha.,sN 'ra.s, Rsau.i,al
ssccs ag,t rsa<ssa&e .sics> Gall asS
sxs sAsse Eys,esS
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

40, Thistle was gate kusy ,aS,
~~eh sar~sy,nE lands and roads
around SsSiHwics, lie SvSsns TO h.
Srs:ing Atl l,r v<,rS he can a..suS 10,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

John Rrown. tho sugar A.tsi man,
and W. NJ. I-.hAr~ made trip to
Sydgwtck Wsstnt>ask.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

t<s 9s sEure wsN yes as rev
raSvr, We seii sA< MA HscAc-v''
ard ssvSsA e,As- Gs>.~, aa.. ~r ,sr
ssr~ yoG D>GAr ~ any ot ,Aer.
WAie. 4 wAlA,x
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Cards Nrr out tor u, wsdIins ,M
Atas Icssic N. Proper. o' this county.
aud Lewis AotticnSsr,eu. ~ Paxton.
NehrAakA. Nov,suAer k,c sS,>i.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. r. v, gGranthA,N ,arv
,fh" happ, parents ot y son toru las,
;1rila!, November 40,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

tlAvs WfassA,as rraa--ci tron North
lSve SAsar>aAs, Ne hauled iu:u,s,r
Ana oa.,cr ss.!SsnI masccssi p~,,xrs.
soy ~ ss:AAtxs,aS = rssidesN~, a,oa
his clAsn
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

John tIolmxs loaded and shipped u
car load .af pntatorS to Denver this
,~Wk
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

During ,thr ae>saco Of Mrs, Rr,uord
Skip uxsassns y rigorous nbssrv ancc
.es discipline. hut a~ boys dent b..
,iirvc hN Is very erusx.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

fpr Abstracts, .iirr lpSVranrs, No.
,tsry 'F"h(tc. ana .CaAveNancinS. scc
K, V. Saunders / CO.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

wANrEp Private voum and board
for, lnSn An,i wife. j. T.. AAvKNfy.
Leave word ~ this ,olrs.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

rherc .vesr :NN I, +. X 1, right.
.of~Ay mon herc :lsp ter,, para ~ ,his
~~>A buying r'sh.-ot,w~x @ several
h~r~ who own lAsa .AsrasI ,ac NorsA
river,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

". H. MckrSn. tea ainnn s,rr IN the
jC,f, spSnt part Of Monday in Jules.
bury
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Hny tlr ,Columhps buggy II Whitr
a Wallace, It's the ln,st buggy on tho
market
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Ne&srrS Blackboard ku:ch. {, $
sr&rr and J, 4. ErAl. all ~ Beat.
rice, NsAra~ka, arr Acs~, is>elS;aS over
s&as saanR,y And .nvss.sas IN laas: <nH
N,we l<>xa
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

The ,tArmsrs .cAprc, 10 ,havr lheir
sugar hccts hArycs;r. and .lc'tvcrrd
naxt ,wts'k.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Mr.. Sherman Sax. "a commission
.raAn. .Qf Qapver, spent y ,,Ay in Jules,
sbsrg thts weak.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

White 4 Wallace pu, up a new
,~tqdntll far 4 ). Walrath this
week
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17
$4,000 Reward,

A-S>'' HssysN or stolen from nv
rsnrh, Is miles sou,hwss. o. yr,es
osss, On Wednesday night, Cetct-sr
-, iHN one rsS!G:sh- black hsite- call,
VIII" S'rsH n iogshosa snS white
S!.H, Weighing sh>>r. 80 mounds.
" =. nay above reward % say psro,
80 VIII 2:N,.uca evidences s,.Sc,sc: 20
wv; '-.e NSr;N o.' parties who killed
~; H&:tAcssNi ;ha shove t:s>,-:het.
>' GSoSSc = E.EE
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

4, NJ. NArrlr transacted business IN
.Oiusha u few day, This week
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Good lciRtt Islra prairie hay ,for
sale by kred Fender, the drayman.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

1ra, G NJ, HAr.S cwsascel ssrr
NosA Paaso "Wednesday p,-.s;rs.
vA~s - AAa Ass~ v.ssI-s her saa
sAA9, Afa C. l. ve<E0x
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Honest Goods NJ Honest PRICES.
} +. G.. ANDERSON, lrwclcr.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

The only set Of Abstract Books in
The county At the Office Of &. v. Saun-
ders L. Co.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

NJ AAA Ar> T y wGs~r. vi
AAAA. Ne<aaka, sses = IS,s~se-ss
les. Friday asS SA;Srssy Wade
As<e Mr., Wsssec s>sS,sl.>s>s s>':.ss 49,.
Il =. xs&sA PAX u ~ ess,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Il. +. Waggoncr. who starteda butch
er shop on First street short time
ago, skipped out last Friday with all
available cash and left several cred
itorS in the hole 10 the amount Of sew.
cral hundred dollars. \ number OF
attachment suits were started hut no
service can he had as his whereabouts
alc unknown. Constable Polzine
took charg, and disposed of the stock
y! meat on hand. This is about all
that could bn expected from drunk
IN tramp starting in business.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

KEITH sos1ay, NseSAaxs ~.S r>a .
,sasAs rxcosasesa sv~<.s So reported IA
sssa vssAs tsssa ssr, hsssessA exsts-
aaaas. A<Gsal&y M :S~ASSss- ss4
p>Ae Asr EAeS. kssaf s.s>>s>i
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

The prairie fire south of Venango
Tuesday was started between Venan-
go and Amherst by IL B. x NJ. engine.
and as the wind was high ii swept
over the prairie in II southeasterly di-
rection into Perkins and Chase coun-
ties to the Frenchman creek south of
Imperial. Among those who suffered
losses near Nenango were MIR. Comp
ton, Mrs. Watkins and MIR. Groat-
man. Help was summoned by phone
from all directions, but to no avail.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-17

Dark bsuNu sugar q, icklin's.
Harry splllman ~ .dasn from h'rqel-
cy
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Cabbage PIaQts a3d Sea IsIaQd Sotto7 Seed

Cabbag delivery Eard Jersey Wakefield
and charleston Large Type Wakefd two earliest harP I
varieties and head in rotation as
ST. @
sent c. D. purchaser
bdsoccupy
growing them in the air. nh
weigh have special low for prompt trans
other cheap
good plants No cheap "cut rate plants shipped from my
DIS
to
Our Cotton Seed Lint long ape variety sold this
pound Seed $I35 per u lots OF 10
Shipment Varieties
sasf d customers n plant thirty five
Cabbage TcTqY0 s. G.
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