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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
FOR IrEAE HOS TESS
U9iquc F3iFt9day Party Enjoyed by the Re-
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Flap for FNU5feaI Evc7f9g.
Flap for FIu5fGaI Evc1f9g.

| Prizes consisting of musical instru
ment candy boxes were awarded the
ones who were first and last in the
| following contest.
Well-known musicians are buried in
the questions, the answers will be
their names:
/. There were vcri isles and tender
blue of summer skies CNerdiJ
. Maud Muller raked the lay; deny
it not. o judge. Haydeu''-Haydn)
3 The bell in Ivy tower rings knell Of
passing day uBellinil
/ | arrive. king, most gracious sover-
cigu. G:ive- l<inGD
. She stiIl wears her Old smile-the
sweet modest maiden Herold)
i. The Eother of Charlie Ross in idle
dreams stit clasps him. Rossini,
!, We bcrate our ncishbors soundly.
but excuse ourselves. ,WeberD
S. How famous the chcrub in ideal
art tCheruhiniJ
. II he asks your hand Eliza. do not
say nay. Hiandel)
N. BE brief: Lo. toward life's setting
sun man hasteus. I'lotowD
II. You've dropped u beet. ho. vendor.
h"iSh, 0Eeei hov,nD
L. The dog spies a cat and it makes
his tail wag ncryously. (Wagner)
l@ a beau. borrying. needs basket
and sweetheart. iAuberp
II You have found an egg, lucky boy!
tGlUckp
Il. Liz still improves from day to day.
C'LiZst'-LisztD
l6. Whoever else leaves, the Co. stays
in most firms. ,COstaD
Il. Cattle enjoy herbal feeding ground.
tBaifeD
You will or won't, ,SousaD
70. There Will be no confab tonight
tAbtb
%. Ny chop l nearly always eat with
peas. Chopin
MADAME MERRI
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

r HE shock to the modesty of the
guardian of Washington morals
the other day was almost oyerwhelm-
ing when his eye caught an animated.
dazzling and highly colored poster of
the dance of Salome.
"Avaunt from my sight. We Tempt
ress,' he cried as he slowly recov-
cred his moral standard. Forthwith
he determined that the capital could
not gaze upon these pictures of the
dancer in full career.
The edict Of this moral censor"
who is H. L. Gessford, inspector of DO.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

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The
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Nona ene II Chicago
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novelties
thfsv winters decorat
all ot OF is
fny material suitable stock with
from
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by the with neckwear models
materials Often broader plating spreads
ribbon of
the ends varying lengths tipped sken
finishing pointed end ribbon The run is
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
An Unique Birthday Party.

This pretty party was planned by
humber of the lads schoolmates an'
proved delightful success Each on
brought 4 tritling gift and the boy ha,
to follow the instructions given b!
these insles. He was handed an en-
ve!ope which contained this verse ant
!, started the festivities:
Good even, Little Birthday Child,
Attention to this letter
Co hunt within the music room.
You'li find "a gift that's better.
Tie package contained the follow
ing
w wish you many happy days.
Now do not lose your head.
i:ui hunt abpUt the sitting room
Before you go to bed,
From tn" sitting room the merry
crowd were led by this verse 20 the
kitchen according to this rhyme:
You've found it: easy. was II not?
bcu't stop, 'twuuld he a sin,
S,n'n mud the brother of all this
THE kitchen bright within.
AS the gifts were unroled and the
lines read excitement ran high and
every one acted as if it was the first
time they had seen the articles. The
next move was to the dining room, as
these orders directed:
Now turn into the dining room.
And hugt from floor TO ceiling.
hnd find M,ue chocolate.
To swccteu up your feeling.
The other verses are given and the
whole scheme is so clear that | am
sure many will welcome the sugges-
ton not only for birthday parties but
as a very enjoyable way in which to
give Christmas gifts
This affair was planned by a South
side girl and given for the son of one
"f ChiCaco's famous singers. who now
lives IN Paris. but chooses America as
thc place for the lad to be educated
There's another sift to hunt.
In tn" front room you'N find it.
rriy heed the verse that lies beside.
w" pray you heed and mind it.
CA framed motto.
Now. hv the telephone you'll find.
tunthrr thing is staying.
gray TAX" it up and US" it We'll
IT'S only meant for playing.
Nov 10 not tarry. Ronald dear
Bgt hunt within the hall.
And 1t YOU look with diligence.
You'!j find box that's small.
Now 60 into our dear ones room,
And tat,r real good look.
1t may he on u picture frame.
or the desk book.
Now. he obcdient. dear child.
And go into your room.
And hiding far behind the bed
Tou Will surely find your doom.
Behind the bed there we're two girls
of whom he was very fond and who
planned this novel affair for the
birthday child
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
4 Gossip of Washington
What Is GonG On at the
National Capital.
Mystery of a Missing Mink Overcoat

Of Fargo were willing 10 SILVER in the
raw prairie blizzard that the next
president of the United States should
be properly clad. The difficulty was
TO find man of the Taft physical pro
portions who owned an overcoat.
The county chairman was in despair
until he happened to think Of Finn
LeeCh, d. bonanza farmer" whose
ranch is only few miles from Fargo
Finn weighs $40 pounds. The county
chairman lost no time in getting in
touch with Finn Leech.
Did Finn have an oNercoat?" Sure
thing, and il was lined with mink and
cost sl75.
"W3.id he loan it to Judge Taft for
use that evening"" Would he? Would
lifelong Republican miss IA chance
TO have his finest garment adorn the
shoulders of the leader of his party?
Ten minutes later the Overcoat was
in the hands of the county chairman
and Judge Taft was tucked beneath
its ample folds IS soon as his train
reached Fargo. He wore the coat to
the barbecue and to the meetings fol
lowing the feast. And for all thxt
Finn krows he may be wearing 1t
now as he follows the elusive golf ball
over the links at Hot Springs.
The $lI5 mink lined overcoat dis
appeared when Judge Taft left Fargo.
Nobody seems to know where it is. Its
owner has asked Senator McCum Der
To make an investigation.
It's colder now in Fargo than it was
when Judge Taft visited that city and
Finn Leech is willing to wager this is
going to be the most severe winter
ever known on the prairies of North
Dakota.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
CLEANING Gold Braid,

This is a season OF gold braid and
brass buttons. They are expensive to
buy and many women might want to
use gold braid they have if 1t were
only a trifle cleaner.
They may not know that 1t may be
thoroughly refreshed by powdered
bluing mixed with dry bread crumbs
This should be sifted over the braid
and then rubbed with flannel. After
brushing off the crumbs it should be
polished with red velvet. This process
also serves for cleaning gold lace.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
A Musical Evening.

An amateur musical society in
duisrd in regular frolic the other
evening and all enjoyed the relaxa-
lion Each member had picture of
q famous musician pinned on his coat
or bodice and was hailed with delight
as the introductions were made Then
each one was asked to render the
piece with which he or she first re-
ga!cd the public, and they were re-
Quired to give description of the
event.
The club colors were green and
gold and this scheme was carried out
with yellow chysanthemums and guam
titles of ferns and vines.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

The Anglican church has broadened
to the extent now OF holding ordina-
ton services outside the cathedrals, SO
that more people may See them.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

Aliens IGot s-ase. \ Powder
For swollen sweating feet t.yrs relief. The
original powder for the feet. &c at all druggists
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrur.
For children teetLng softens the gums reduces II
f4mmst.on aay pain, wind cole &c b0stiA.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

Friend. what you'd get, first earn
Browning
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

Lots wife may have been peppery
before she turned to salt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-14
Cincinnati WiU Weef
 Alabama Saturday Next

The game will be played at the fair grounds. It will be the first big game of the season as far as Birmingham is concerned, and it is certain that the at tendance will be large. The Birmingham followers of the sport are exceedingly in- terested in watching Pollard develop his aggregation from game to game until some stronger opponent is met, the Uni versty of Tennessee, for instance
 Next Saturdays card is an attractive one, and it follows:
 Alabama vs. Cincinnati, at Birmingham. Arkansas vs. St. Louis university, at St. Louis.
 Davidson vs. North Carolina at Greens boro.
 Georgia vs. South Carolina, at Athens. Louisiana State university vs. Texas A. and M, in New Orleans.
 Mercer vs. Auburn, in Macon.
 Mississippi vs. Louisiana Industrial in- stitute, at Greenville.
 Mississippi A. and NJ. vs. Tech, at At lanta.
 Sewanee vs Virginia, at Norfolk.
 V. P. l. vs. Princeton, at Princeton. Washington and Lee vs. Richmond col lege, at Richmond.
 Clemson vs Vanderbilt, at Nashville. Howard vs. Chattanooga, at Chatta- nooga.