The Grit-advocate., 1905-12-08

At the Julesburg meat market we
sell boiling meat ats to 20 cents
per pound: bacon ut 10 to Ii cents per
pound. W.T.. Bower. proprietor.
G. $. Banghart, who has been con
fined to his home by illness for sever
al weeks, was able to come down town
last Saturday. He has been i'll of
quinsy.
Let US figure with yo,a on n new
wagon. We sell the ,''Old Hickory"
and several other kinds, and we can
save YOU money on any of them.
White & Wallace.
A new sidetrack has been laid by
the railroad company from the depo3
east to the coal chutes. The track
was laid for the convenience OF the
Iddings lumber yard.
Several local advertisers have
changes in their aes this week. 1t
will pay all our subscribers to read
the advertising colums of the paper
and to patropize the people who ud-
vertise.
c. V. Saunders and family went to
Fort Morgan Tuesday evening to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Saunders
sister, Miss Edna Saunders, to Mr.. L.
b. Rathbone, prosperous stockman
Of that county.
nil Frl .,f fn,
china and hand decorated Japanese
ware, suitable for Holiday presents,
at .Jeifrey's. Call and see these be-
fore buying your Holiday goods.
Parton Brothers finished loading
their sugar beets last Saturday.
They were the last in this locality to
complete their harvest owing to the
fact that their acreage was larger
than than that of other growers.
Sweet and sour pickles, cranberries,
oranges, apples, and dried fruits, at
Jetfrey's. They sell the 'Highland
grade" flour. Every sack warrant
ed--your money back if not satisfied.
Mrs. David Shumway left Julesburg
Tuesday night to visit relatives in
Kahle, Germany. She has resided in
America for % years and this is her
first trip to her old home. She ex-
poets to be absent about four months.
Clear thinking. decisive action, vim
and vigor of body and mind, the
sparkle of life, comes to all who use
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Tea or tablets. G. Lavelle.
Z. G. Weidner, of Kansas City,
Missouri, purchased car load of po-
tatoes from farmers in this locality
this week paying about 30 cents per
bushel for them. Tue potatoes were
loaded Tuesday and Wednesday for
shipment.
We have full line of choice gro
ceries, some hardware and tin ware.
as we'll as crockery, glass ware and
china ware. Prices right if not sat
istied, your money back. The Jeffrey
Mecantile Co.
Garfield Noble, the young negro
who was found near the depot last
Friday morning with badly frozen
hands and feet, has almost recovered
and will be able, to leave town in a
short time. He will be sent out of the
county as soon as able to travel
Beautifying methods that injure
the skin and health are dangerous.
Be beautiful without discomfort by
taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Sunshiny faces follow its use.
3o cents. G. Lavelle.
II. S. Hartman, prosperous farm
er from the west end of the county,
was pleasant business caller at our
Office Wednesday,, Mr.. Hartman
stated that his venerable father-in-
law, A. G. Cornish, is not in very good
health. but that he felt we'll enough
Tuesday to visit Chappell.
Ifyou have jewelry repairin e, please
bring it in before the rush of the holi-
day trade begins. have nice line
OF jewelry suitable for the Christmas
trade. Everything guaranteed as
represented. Prices the lowest, quail
ty considered, J, +. c. Anderson,
the jeweler.
&. NJ. Harris, clerk of the district
court, received notice Wednesday
morning that Judge Armour had en-
tered q decree in the suit brought
more than year ago by j. l.. Elhart
and others against the Petersen Canal
and reservoir company: Judgment
was rendered in favor of the defend
ants, the costs in the case being asses
sed to the plaintiffs.
DR.. Charles W. Rook and family
arrived in Julesburg last Saturday
from Bowen, Illinois, and are now
comfortably located in the j. Brant
residence which they purchased a few
months since. Since his first visit to
Iulesburg last September, DIR. Rook
has become the owner of about
SIG, 10000 worth of of Sedgwick coun-
ty real estate, and he expects to make
this county his future home.