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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
DOZENS SOFT.

Setter Gb9adro bsSe ben zoe Rarts
1905 / tit Siem beb Strattou, Col, al
2~ungetGrin9, 3S aar gar,nel. aipigte
Sunni flbttebe ban rrso fin Suitru % lille
9atter til bette SteS, boor ban baabeoe
at 9ienpiuoe fin Selbrso, nien bet bite
Jig at pGre for iiIoe.
G6riitiau Reter 9p9nnro bar feSt /
Secorab, Soma. BEN lite STARTS 1870.
og Sautilien flpttebe for IS 4ar iibeu
bertha til Union Gourtp, 8. Saf., bpor
ban / flere Oar brep Sarn,ina fer 9aiI
peit for lirou. Scr ban reiite til GoIos
rabo breo ban en- SeieitaIb. SorrSeu Ell
T9uebe @euuer eiterlaber can fg Sus
itru 90 en- 9attsr liant en- CARMEL Ros
her 90 fire Srscrc.
Sans Gig brdates ti[baee til S8S Sds
totu. og SeeraotIien foreeit fra ben
ncrifsIutberIie &irte i GGrbeSeu af
Spiut, efter eu fort 6orretuin8 | Siems
met.
g. u. Sbompion bar fsot 17Se gut
quit 1886 / Ssnbre aurbal, !SebaIeu.
Nriitiaus smt, Roree. Sau fem til
8isconIiu o. boebe Ser en- lib; iaa
reiite han til q. Sdt. % boebe Der / 10
aar. &aa @riuo al i'm baarIi9e Ssls
breS flbtteoe ban tiL6aee iii @iscouiin
ieien til fun groSer. Ole u. Sboutpion.
San Iepcoc nun / 10 Tiger efter. Sau5
SpeSom bar ar9ft / Raoer. Gan bar
~ aar seb fin $50, % ban bsoe Den
Ste Sanuar 1908.
gaitpr Soft talte psS g~eerapeIieu.
X.
genot &eSeriou 5anneS afeif beo 9ss
Ben ben 7be STARTS eiter TO Naanepers
SMSom % bIeu begrapeu ben lite
Rarts a Sacfion Cafe a~irtesaare. Yas
Ttor Yoreaaarb fcrretteee iaaoel | BET
ucrIte iom i Bet enesIie Spro9. GfSsos
bar feot / 8sraas, Horae, Den 29Ss
Sept. 1925 % bar peo fin SOB So aar
8 WaaaueSer o. 7 Sage. Zen 23be Be-
bruar 1852 bLep ban Gift meo Singer
Ola Sberier, % inuune aar reiIte De til
lIIeLlAl w polAAiN Tvs Nv AVE- : ~SC ICA
Ses5er, Soipa. Sro aar ienere fptteot
Sc til Riuneiota og tiebte en- Sarm trt
TiI / GIT for Nmbon. bpor ban lebet ino'
til fin 800. 80 9srr bIsu isot / osres
sgsteIfab, nemIis Rrs. =. 6. Seterior
al SortlnnS, Oregon. % Better at ant
bcs, Riun
Gen 27oe Dec. 1864 SsSe bans SO.
ne, os ire sar ienere bleo ban gift me-
agnetta SIisu aas. iom afeit peb Ssoel
for Ell ca ct baISt Var iioen. Spp 9srr
bIep fsbt / bette sgsteiiGb. hporaf tire Ie
Der, Oliper al 8atertopn, 9. Sat, 6s
car os gIiabetb AT ambcs.
Dan a en- al be fornemite bIanS
btm. Tom Orsauiiereee ben Reuieben
! icm ban tiiberts. % bar en- iIittig Strife
ajGn9er. Gan bar tiIfrees meo at for
ldee bette sip. rhi ban oenteSe ct beSr
biniibss. @eIiienet bare bans RinSs!
X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

Gdar ne firioer I'll sloeriereuoe.
faa barr faa psulia at msoOcIe. at
sc 'ad ocres Advertisement I re.
errn6s pcitrn'. Get niper Fem ben
beefte 9ebauoting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1885. Sp.: CT Der 9anb at faa fiebt
paa 8bite Garth 8eierpationen, % iiads
fab, boor Hal man benpenoe iie2
Spar: SpBrseren fan ~benpenhe fla
ausaaenbe Scnne Sas til Sirf 3atipnal
ganf, Setrptt, Dfinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1923. Sp.: 1. &an en- Gauatter PROBE
os tit 2auo fra ben Sib Fan bespnote at
Iepe pan BET. eler MAJ ban Ie5e Der Il
1taaueoer, efter at oct er aabuet for Sis
Iin92
2. Wiiter en- Sauattsr fin SortrinSs
ret til 2anbet, bpis ban life leper itas
Sigt paa 2auoet?
Spar: 1. Gan mao 90 Der ! IA Iaas
ueoer fra ben Gag ban filer paa 2anSct.
riter at bet or aabnet for Getting, snten
ban er Sauatter eler ei.
2. Cite meSntinore npseu anben |
bans 6rapGr saar ben % neSietter ia
q sanset % SIR bant Rauser iiribis.
: ct iaasaut stIfGioe fan Der tanfes al
ppitaa 6oruitIinsrr, fem mnlisens bill
Iepe tit, at bans 2e. saar tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1927. g.: en- Ranb Ear prcoet cp
fit 2ano for 10 Neaneber iiben. men
bar enSmi life faaet tit Eateut. SoaS
fan Der eieres for at faa Yateutct burs
tigit muliet t~ilienot2.
4 guar: Iatentet pil blipe bam TIL
ienbt, i~aainart Sasen bar saaet isien'
mem be ~faspanlise 8ormaltteter ! eanb'
fpnturet | @aibinstcn. SpurlGnse bette
bill tase, er life sobt at pipe. &c tan 10
ifripe til Commissioner pf General Sanb
Office ps ippree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1921. Sp.: 4. Seq it6tes nit fsrite
%apir for 10 Gar iioen. San ies III faa
nit aubet uoen at rlaatte ubtage set fprs
Ite paanD?
2. San ieg probe op meb Seuse meS
Set ferite Iaptr aIene2
. Spar: 1. Sa.
2. ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
1aben R~orreiponoance.

spsrqeuoaf fra Rerfcuer, iur lie opstper fns
g,aprs III Renafttoueu, brisarrs lite.
epprsere bepes anatte fine Srsrasnaal Ct Hart %
tDbelief Spfpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1929. g.: I. Sosm bar Bet itsrite
Sortieriftb - Sor. Stater e1er Sas
ban; NJ b5em bar Sen iterite 6Laabe |
Oct belle?
2. Irpn mig Rapuet paa en- praftiIt
BOG til @eiIsoning i Susbs8ning, BELT
meO Segnineer CO Yrisopgdper. 5 bpiI'
fen Sog5auDeI fan ie8 faa fisbt en- iIie
Bog.
Spar: 1. &c Surcneoe Stater |
besge SiliGlbe.
2. Si fan | 2iebliffet life butte at bas
be ftsnt paa nusen FABIAN Sps, ifisrt
Der nSieubes Sfrifter Of bette Slass al
grfiteftcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1918. g.: Iaa en- @anb, iom bill
blibe Soiffsrer paa 2anSet (Rural 9ee
Iioerb Garrier), bore fuIo amerifauIt
gorger for at 6lipe uor9put2
Spar: ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1920. Sp.: SoprleSes ifribes en- Oil
lion Der o9 / Ror9e?
Guar: Scr / Sanoet ffr:pes en- gils
ltun iaaicbes: 1,000,00O,000; I Rurse:
1000 00, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1888. Sp.: u. fit 9. til at tr9ife for
iig, og ban treiteoe SpeSe oe Sapre, Sic
net a life fGroist enbSa, r-eu ban Ifuls
Dc fonnme tiIbaee ps treife bet. uaar bet
bleo f4rbig. Sdn fom imiSIertiS life. o9
oct bleu liegenbe unoer Sneen belle Bins
teren, iad meite 9arten ai BET bar pee
!oet. ba Barren for. u. If ba en- duSeu
til at treife Oct. Sdn bpIet tiIbage go
Dollars al, boa. 9. ituIbe babe for ben
fsrite SrGifning, itStil ban tunoe tonme
% tr9ife Siust, os M bill .. ba bisic
Sense betaIt. San ban fringe q. til at
betale?
Spar: q. or tefniif berettiaet til
getalins for ben 5rGifuins, ban bar
siprt, ps u. til sfabeseritatnins for bet
Cab, ban bar liot paa 8rnnb at, at y.
lite itise furn us tr9ifebe 9iuet. Sette
CT nnber Sprneietnins of, at u. life
fnnbe fna nussn arSeu til at trGifc bet |
ina betiss, at a5linsen fuuSe bore rcS.
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1922. Qaesf.' Cana book agent can
Uass and take orders in minnesota, and
GcLiVer IRE 60oks a~fe,wayaS 70ihho1ta
license?
Ans: Yes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

nnbcriaatIis sefatnins mcS nsset anbet
2anbs asnse, @esierins ensr fpritelisc
Herioner % iirr Sa bet 9nnSs 3onse %
6esierins, bpprfra ban CT iomuiet. Ven
at benpenbe is til GIerf Of Courts ! bet
COUNTY, bpor ban tcr, ptI S~pprseren
funnc ifaffe flo nrrmere gcifcS.
4. Z @ainncfpta ntaa Der bctafes Stat
for Ireffeboliser tSe "6epiico Sans Of
NinneiSta, Chap. II 795, =. f4f).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
ct soriss pil opereepi,e embper.
ewamp.aopt CT bebaeelia at taee.

SpiS Sc alereoe er o~ocrbcpilt ON, at Swamp sgiopt
er, hpao Sc irrnaer, ida fan &c fiDbe SLATER al al
minoeltg henboloSuts StprreIie for 30 Cts. eler en-
men butt Naourt, 7r. sinners Smanp' SRcot, 90
GereSisu. Sinabamton, Y. y, ION Se oil tnSe pda
hper Slnitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
0rseehane fritz ffpr at

ErspshaHe frit! FOR at bepNe be iorunberipe gtUtsr Tom SwumpE Root oil
es abplat frt mr6 grffn. Sogn tneehoner mange al De Salnber al Srot, iom u
bar mobaaet ira GPquo on aeinocr. in bar flnoet Suamp Rpt al uRr udpp Oct
ghbbeL, iur Del ruah. Srrben at SwumptGoot er iGa pei heot at 9rierne tlraa'
buff paa at nGone, at Sc l9e ON bette seneuie 5ubuot "3eprub,Sphu-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1925. Sp.: I. grin Some tiebte uns
Der nit SrapGr en- BOG al en- Ggeut pan
getinselie dt at Cen hiuSe Ieperes tils
baee og Be forubbetalte Sen9e returues
reg, bpis hi ienere ianot. at hi life breo
os ON 8oeen. gi Tom til set TeiuItat,
at Ri life euifebe at beboloe ben, men ben
YerIon. ioni Tom for at inotasiere Benz
gene. fiiube iutet ei5re peb Sa9en, bpors
for Ri IfreD til aonrpauiet, ps bette BIZ
bolbe os til Goutrafter. CT life aompas
MET d%riparlig for, bpao BETS agenter
uploner?
2. ct ieg uuSer hisie SmIt9nSigbeocr
mott til at beboIoe @o9en o8 betale for
ben, naar ie9 life Far noset Srug for
benz
spar: 1. % 2. Ct 2pmpaut er
%piitnpf, ipm Dc antaser, aniparlis for,
bpab bets aeenter cir, ps bpis &c fan
bepiie, at ser er besaaet Spts % SeSras
fra 4sentens Sibe, iaa sr bet ~rirtelis,
at Se fan fGu leperet gpsen tilbase %
ilippe at betale for ben; mer iout Resel
CT bet cit temmelis runifelis % pistlsftis
Siitorie at faa faftluast, at en- asent
bar isst at behrase en- 9nnbe unber iltse
SmitGnbisbeoer. Seres Some bar ieips
fslselig nnberifrepet en- Suntraft nm at
fis6e Spseu. Senne 6untraft taller for
fig ielp, % bpis asenten I. Gr. benGster
at bape sipet bcaSe npset este, Tom frts
taser benbe for &uutratteus SpfrlSelie,
iaa CT life benscs g~isnesbpro aIene till
itrGffeIist til at piie, at iaa CT Silfelset.
spur bet life breier iig ON npset itbrre
Selsb, lpnner bet herfur nepSe ilrnascn
at iprfplse Sageu uibere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1925. Sp.: CT IirofelSoftorer SobI
Sia unber Nrreit MI, % fan man beige
BAN. / SiIiRIbe ban er arreiteret?
Spar: @i fienoer life oenne Sass
nsiastise Gtetns, mea bpis ban iiSoer
| arreit, CT Der neppe a%nleSnins til al
isse '"2eseraab" hes BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1882. Sp.: 4. Sbis en- Iano latter
oe ct @iaroe miot i 9oarterIinien. fan
Sa en- aneen Rano feite lit @iGrSe til
bet fsritc uoen at betale Serfor? (Spo
SAT-
2. San en- RauS fna fine gorgerpas
pirer, nanr ban life bar nosen paa Ste'
BET, Tom bar fienet bnm I9ueere eno to
Var? San Bar n9ret | Qanbet / 16 Gar
90 bar SomeiteaeIano / Spo Satota.
Suar: 4. Sa, bpis bet or ct WrGn.
FfesiGrSe, bporaf besee upisrer fin Tel.
2. ia, bcb at ifaffe gibnesbsro fra
to @eno, ium bar tienbt ham | fem aar
paa bet SteS, bbur han for boese.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31

1880. g.: @ip mig &Sresier til Sas
itpr sunoip, iom Der mi sr Zig StriS ON
| Rorge?
spar: @aitor Garl aurDu, gerseu,
Gur,pnp, er t~ilitrGffelis asresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-31
crcs NDrer ioage?
GmiinScr AZ 2111nS % KpinSer bar NyreiYsscin
mSen at bape neeen ainciic ON Oct.

Natureu pdrsler Ten, naar rpset er Weieu
paa Setbreoens Smraaoe. Npre' % SlRres
ipgooui tuiuscr Tem iii bpppi9 llrinlaonin9 on
Taacu OF til at itaa % rrduae @arge ON Raiien.
liunoe glprsr bspirter 9uuibaao, Eberruatislne,
aatarrh I SlGren, Snerter 90 S1rt tRpggeH SeotHe
OF Rultlerne, iiIoels Soueopine 90 iiet 6orosieile;
%eiteriprn 5teen 9aar ud &c nroalte iaa Ell ailieH pub.
iarpt, pphponeoc eaer mgrie Ninae lnoer Ginere o.
oar iIIeels 6elellen al at babe Siertehoelier. &c fan
bope rtgeIta az INHIBITION, men tn9ei Shirt; nc bltuer
ipag eg fraitlgs.
SpiS oiSie 7iliianoe tinaces at oeSparr. faa ol al
porlise ReiuItaier iitfert iriSe; SriabtS 9tseaie, ben
alerp0rlte SIa9s az Rpreipgooniae, tan lite ig pdd
Seut.
TpreiSsSpmmss apppiabse.
6olt Ilelt iatter life ben ipruroIiaeubc 5iltaaen ca
~m1rfeIiae SnppiQbeo al &Nreipgbumur. D3eoeNs
uoroen I Nurerne er ben melt dlminoelige Sngoom
Der berfter, iad er be nriten be iioie ipnl taaeS BE
%truatuing az 9dtient pa 2rger. iom b~troliqtr ia ue0
at btbdnsle Sglltrrt, meoens ben ppriuoelige Spgoom
Wloermlnerer Spltennet.
ct Sorisa pii operbeoiie enbper.
Spts &c or ipg eler ipler rtruore Del, iaa bespuo at
tdse 9r. &iImtr's Suaup, 9tpot, bet berpmie Niooel
ipr glprerrc, 9eoerer % 8IPren. fproi Seres R0rer.
%ldaInart be %begnnoer at bltUe bsore, pif brtnae Be Gu'
ore Cranner iiulo 5ilitano. Seo at tage Sudutp'
Root brtuaer Te SereS Gutrr Ell rdturlig SiEIp, oa
bet er bet met tulb'umue 9n1emtooeI % ben beoiie o.
mtloefe 9lGIp ior Gprsrne, ION uosenIinoe bar oGret
oponget.
&c tan life bliue tuit 7eres Tqrf % Snierter. bpis
Seres 3nrer er | lloroen. Se iau life beiinoe Genn
bel nadr Terrs glprer life er rigtiae.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
The Democratic Platform in Brief

Declares for conservative anti
junction law, calling for notice to the
defendants, brief period for restrain
ing orders to remain in effect and
trial by jury tor contempt committed
outside the presence of the court.
FavOrs law enabling Interstate com
merce commission to consider the
physical cost of railroads at the
present time in passing upon the
reasonableness of rate
Adequate emergency currency need
ed, issued and controlled by federal
government. loaned to national and
state banks under proper guarantees.
Favors trust regulation by law
preventing duplication of directors
among completing corporations and
adoption of license system which will
not interfere with state rights
Denounces Republican extravaganza
in appropriations and pledges econ
omy in every department of govern
ment.
Says Republicans have created
II, 900 new offices for pollt purposes
alone.
| Advocates revision of tariff Sched-
ules. reciprocity extended, civi serv-
ice laws enforced and adequate navy
provided.
Demands stricter enforcement of i'm
migration laws.
Pledges an end to the one-man rule
now exercised by the speaker of the
house of representatives.
! FaVurs income TAX. election of
/ United States senators by the people,
aud the admission of Arizona and New
Mexico as separate states.
Favors home rule by the states and
resents growing federal Interference.
Provides for upbuilding the mer-
chant marine, generous pension pol
icy, maintenance of post roads and
extension Of agricultural and mechan-
| ical education.
Wants closer ties Of Pan American
friendship.
Favor> extension Of public land laws
to Hawaii
A territorial government for Porto
Rico.
Speedy completion o! Panama canal.
Denounces Roosevelt for debating
the nomination of Taft.
Invites corporation of all interests
that desire Democratic and not an
autocratic government.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
JAB AT ROOSEVELT.
Chairman CIayton's Speech Likely to
Stir Up the President.

DENVER. July 9. 1t is an odds on
wager that President Roosevelt will
be on the stump for the republican
ticket before the campaign gets warm.
There is apparently nothing else left
for him to do after the address of
Congressman Clayton, the permanent
chairman, today. Clayton, in words
that cannot be misunderstood nor
m misinterpreted, charged President
Roosevelt with having made Cortel-
you chairman of the republican ma
tional committee in the campaign four
years ago for the purpose Of levying
blackmail and campaign tribute on
the corporations that had come under
Cortelyou's investigation and SUPER
vision while he was secretary IF
the department of commerce and la
Dor. He charged that favored cor
pOratiuus contributed slush fund OF
enormous proportions. that was used
by the republicans to debauch the
electorate.
This, in effect, was a repetition of
the charge made by Judge Parker in
the campaign Of 1904. The Clayton
speech was much short of an ovation
making affair.
Nothing in the address aroused any
enthusiasm until Mr.. Clayton began
lauding Mr.. Bryan, and the greatest
demonstration came when he declared
that the democratic policies or some
of them had received ''the august
sanction of Theodore Roosevelt ~
Mr.. Clayton 5 address was delivered
before the report of the committee on
resolutions. When the report came
in it was found to se like the product
OF a curio store, something man
buys when he does not want it and
something that he never buys again. "
1t satisfied no one and angered
most democrats. But it was all a
partot the performance. Bryan simply
rang the bell and shouted 'front.'
and every bell boy in the house slid
up to the desk to receive the orders of
the dictator. 1t was fresh towels and
a hot bath for the favorites and cold
water for the conservatives. In the
meantime, the democrats from seven
of the states considered debatable are
sitting in sullen anger and refusing
to respond to any cues. Conservative
democrats admit that the platform,
the Clayton speech and the general
Bryan program spells repetition Of
1896 and 1900 for the Nebraska leader
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
Canning Factory at Loveland i:
Started

The Loveland canning factory, un-
der the management of the EmpsOn
Packing company of Longmont, start
ed Monday morning, and the day S
ran was made without mishap. Peas
are coming in freely. with prospects
for good crop.
The plant has a capacity OF 10000
cans au hour and is capable Of hand.
ling 1900 acres of peas. This being
the first year. only 1000 acres was
contracted, with about 100 acres of
string beans. which will come in about
the time the peas are finished. There
are about 100 people employed at the
factory. 100 being women, girls and
boys, while 30 men and 25 teams are
employed harvesting and hauling the
peas,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
Grant, Nebraska.

The executive Commi ttee of the Re-
publican national committee will meet
at Hot Springs, Va. in he later part of
this week. Frank II. Hitchcock will be
elected chairman and preventative
Nc kinley of Illinois will be made
Treasurer. The committee named by the
Republican convention to notify Judge
Taft Oh his nomination are comforting
with the Cincinnati citizens COM
mittee which is preparing to celebrate
the nomination of the Cincinnati man
and the result may be something like
Joint function.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
A Good Suggestion.

Sedgwick, Colorado, 7-1-Os.-Editor
Grit-Advocste. | would say u the
Directors of the County Fair at Jules
burg, through your paper, let the
Fraternal Societies have the Second
day of the fair. Offer prizes for the
first and second best drill teams. II
is needless to say that this would
prove drawing card and there would
be people of all fraternities from diff
ferent states as well as from other
counties | know whereof | speak.
Now, let all get busy for that one day
in Greater Julesburg. If the Fair
Association will be so kind as to set
aside one day. would suggest the
second day of the fair.
Respectfully,
Mrs. J. B. SWAN.
The Lady Macabees of the World.
D. of r. Imp. Order Red Men.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
Mrs. Cleveland Grateful to Her
Friends.

So great has been the number of
condolences received by Mrs. Cleve-
land since the death of the former
president that she has found it impos-
siOle to make personal response to all
of them. Therefore, Mrs. Cleveland
today gave to the press the following
communication in acknowledge
of these messages:
WESTLAND, PRINCETON, n. j., July
s. l90S.--1n our grief there have come
to my children and myself from all
over our country and from other lands
expressions Of coincidence in our be-
rcavement and OF participation in
our sorrow. My heart is touched by
these and by all the tributes paid to
Mr.. Cleveland in word and act. | am
deeply grateful for the comfort that
God gives in this way. | regret that
the multitude of these messages
renders it impossible for me to send a
personal word Of thanks for each. The
press has kindly offered to bear for
me this expression of my own and my
children 5 gratitude and appreciation
and | hope it will reach all who have
thought of him and us.
FRANCIS +. CLEVELAND
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
The Fourth of July
Celebration at Sedgwick

purpose of this item speak detail of the cee
Sedgwick We have left correspondent at
that point 1t grand celebration to pick out the
good things. 1t commenced with the parade
and wound the fire works Everything moved along like
clock work, and everybody pleased.
There behind the celebration. You best Judge
the community by what the people do in public
or general
Sedgwick certainly fortunate her citizenship. Those
people will town. and they will make country. They
NAV scrap among themselves, but when
Sedewick they right the spot.
We take hats eighbors and friends the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
FOR SALE

NJ l.ll-41-320 acres with 90 acres
irrigated; only Sl6.
Joing above n. W. 6-ll-i6 well i'm
proved quarter: 100 acres irrigated.
] also have section 3l-l2-46. a good
section, 80 acres under ditch.
Write me If you want bargain as
! want to sell. These three tracts all
join and and only miles from Sedg-
WICK. JOHN L, BARBER
llOS-l0 Harvey st.
Omaha, Neb.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10

Hello Everybody.-We want
you, your sister, your cousins,
your aunts, the kids, kidlets, tot
let's and in fact everybody to
come to the County Fair at Jules
burg, September 16-171S. This
fair will be Engaging, Exciting,
Exhilerating, Enlivening. Enrich
ing, Extensive, Elegant, Edu-
eating, Elevating. Excellent, En-
nobling, Entertaining, Excelling,
Extraordinary, Enterprising.
Everybody Expected. There
will be Speed department, an
Agricultural department, Me
cbanical department., Live Stock
department, Poultry depart
ment, Floral Hall department,
Ripe Fruit and Melodious Music
departments. This Fair will be
the croWnlng event of the sea-
son. Keep your eye on our
dates.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
Church Dedication

The First congregational Church
of Brule, Nebraska will be dedicated
on next Sunday. July 18th, at 1880
a. III. Rev. T. +. Rouse, pastor of
the First Congregational church,
Omaha, will deliver the dedication
address. Rev. S. 5. Hanford, of Lin
coin. and other noted speakers are
expected to be present and take part
in the programme. Everybody cor
daily invited. Edwin F. Wright
Pastor
II was glad when they said unto me,
let us 90 up to the House of the Lord. y
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
Auction Sale

The undersigned will sell at public
auction, two blocks east of Court
House, Oh Saturday July IL. the fol-
lowing household goods: kitchen
table, ? cupboards, gasoline stove,
kitchen chairs, 2 heating stoves. bed
lounge, bed-steads, springs and mat
tresSes, sewing machine. washing ma
chine. wringer, tubs, glass jars, cook
ing utensils, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Edward Burkey.
A. J. Yates, Auctioneer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
OLD BRIDGE
FOR SALE

By order of the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Scdgwick County. the old wagon
bridge across the South Platte river at Jules
burg will be offered for sale at public auction
on TUESDAY J. uiy 2l 1905, at l.3O y. m. The
sale to take place at the bridge. Three spans
OF the bridge commencing at the south end
VIII be offered at time. The successful
bidder Will be = ven the privilege of taking
SIX spans, If desired. at the same price per
span
Terms: Cash with bids
BY order of the Board of County Commits
soners of Sedgwick County. Colorado
c. W. WHITE.
Chairman.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-07-10
CHAPPELL NEWS.

tightening struck the railroad wind
mill at this point last week and SPIN
tered it up considerable. McCart, the
pump man came up from Julesburg
and with the assistance of Charley
Doctor it was soon put into working
order.
The band gave another concert on
the street last Friday evening,
Mrs. A. z. Ridge has leased the
hotel to S. S. Groves, who took pos
session on July lst. Mrs. Ridge and
children have gone to Monster,
Wyoming to join Mr. Ridge.
L. A. Ferman went to Omaha for
medical treatment.
Charles Foster of Pasadena, Calf
ornia has visited his mother Mrs.
Isaac Woolf.
Judge Grimes was up from North
Platte to sentence the two hobos that
broke into the Jap house at Big
Springs. He sentenced them to ten
days in the county Jail.
At the annual school election A. G.
Neumann was reelected moderator
and levy of $1,000 was made for the
ensuing year.
Contractor Manning came over from
Oshkosh. We understand he has the
contract TO extend the U. p. to Oshk kosh.
Glenn La SeIle is assisting in the
Commercial Bank during the absence
OF Miss johnson.