The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-29

DlStflcL Attorney fOuuu aht
the editor of this paper were il
Denver last Monday and secured
speaker and an aeronaut fOl
the Fourth of July celebration
The speaker is the Hon. F. d
Taggart, of Denver, one of the
most brilliant orators in the
state; the aeranaut will be fur
nished by Ivy Baldwin, the
worlds champion aerial naviga
tor, and will probably be Mr.
Baldwin himself.
The finest line of ladies' dress
hats in Julesburg, few street
hats, children's embroidered
hats, wells, gloves, mits, ribbons,
sash ribbons, handkerchiefs and
beltings, at Mrs. Eva G. Huff
mans millinery store, east OF
Pioneer hotel.
The program for the Fourth
of July celebration in Julesbure
is published in another column
of this paper. Its perusual will
convince all that there will be
plenty of entertainment for ev'
erybody on that occasion. There
will be two balloon ascensiOns
and parachute leaps, sports of
various kinds, lots of music, ora
tory and other things to make
the day memorable one.
Say Ladies'! We have a new
line of white Oxfords at Uncle
Ben's place. Don't you want IL
pair? We also have white hose,
both plain and embroidered.
Myrtle, the fifteen months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
McCrery, had q narrow escape
from death by poisoning last
Sunday afternoon. The child
secured phial containing strych-
nine tablets and ate two of them
before her mother observed
what she was doing. DR.. Bah
cock was hastily summoned and
the girls life was saved by the
prompt use of restoratives.
Mrs. Huffman, the milliner,
has the narrow flag, also the mar
row red, white and blue striped
ribbon, suitable for decorations,
coat lapels. corsages, whips and
canes for the glorious Fourth of
July.
A. H. McNew arrived in Jules
burg last Friday for short visit
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. McNew. Since
graduating from the high school
here two years ago, Mr.. McNew
has been in the employ of the
Union Pacific Railroad company.
He is now holding the RESPONSE
BILE position of ticket agent in
Green River, Wyoming.
Figured lawn for. hot weather
wear, good goods and full width,
only ct cents per yard, at Uncle
Ben's place.
A large bay mare belonging to
Frank Rauth, the south side
ranchman, fell dead in the street
opposite the John Cass lumber
office last Sunday afternoon.
The animal had been attacked by
collie while running on the range,
and had strayed away before her
owner could treat her for the
disease, following Il bunch of
other horses into town.
Don t envy the man with a new
spring sut, but go to Uncle Ben's
placeand purchase one forthwith
Beginning next Sunday the
railroad fare from Julesburg to
Denver will be So. 40, the new
rate of three cents per mile on
the Union Pacific going into eff
feet on that date. The rate
made by this company for July
4 is one fare for the round trip.
Tickets sold July 3 and 4, with
return limit including July 6.
Turn your thoughts in our di-
rection, also your footsteps. 1t
will save you money. Uncle
Ben's place.
This section was visited by a
fine rain last Saturday and Sun
day, the precipitation amounting
to several inches. The moisture
came in a very opportune time,
as it practically assures good
crops on the uplands, and it saw
ed the farmers in the valley the
labor of irrigating from the res
ervOir this week.
Anderson, the jeweler, will be
in Chappell for watch repairing
July ..
Lost, Saturday, June %, some
place in Julesburg, Il vest pocket
notebook containing small sum
Of money and papers of no value
excepting to the owner. Finder
is at liberty to keep the money
if he will return the book and
papers to A. H. Miller, county
judges Office, Julesburg, Colo.
Our motto-Raise the stand
ard and if possible lower the
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