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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21

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Laundry and receive reward.
B. A. Vaughan has returned
from his trip to Fort Collins and
other points.
The latest word from r. V.
Grantham was that he was get
ting along all right, but not vet
able to sit up. He is able to
write to his wife.
D. B. Morgan, of David City,
Nebraska, and one of the early
pioneers of Julesburg, and now
with the Julesburg Land com
pany, came in Wednesday with
party of land seekers.
Mr.. H. V. Styer, of Rising
City, Nebraska, arrived in town
Tuesday with his household
goods, ready to go to keeping
house as soon as he finds place.
He will open up a furniture store
in the room now occupied by
Mr.. Coyle. He comes well rec
commended, and has been raised
up in the furniture business.
Mrs. Isaac N. Myers died
Monday evening from an over
dose of aconite. She had been
ailing for some time, in fact had
not been strong for several years.
This together with other grief
and trouble had unbalanced her
mind to such an extent that she
was not responsible for her own
actions during her last sickness.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted Ly Rev. Giller of the NJ.
E. church.
Clarence Brown is somewhat
disabled this week as the re-
suit of an accident at the George
P. Miller ranch, south of town,
last Monday. While driving in
some of the work horses the
horse which he was riding step
ped into hole, causing it to fall
in such a manner as to break it's
neck, at the same time throwing
Clarence some distance and frac-
turing two ribs and his collar
bone. He was brought to town
for surgical treatment and is
now getting along nicely.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21

DR.. G. W. Barrett, of Ovid,
was in town this morning.
Don't forget the Tom Thumb
Wedding Ceremony at the M. E.
church this evening at 8 p. m.
The Julesburg schools will not
open until the 14th of September.
The furnace is being repaired.
Heavy rains last week damag-
ed the Springdale reservoir, the
source of Sterling's water sup
ply.
Maintainer Webb of the main
line was busy Tuesday brushing
up his section of the block sig
nal system.
Mr.. Dixon Buchanan, mana
ger of the Tamarack Cattle com.
pany, of Crook, was in town,
Monday evening.
The girls of the Basket Ball
team will serve ice cream and
cake in the park tomorrow (Sat-
urday) afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Ovid Wright and family
o. Bement, ILL.,, is visiting the
home of his father, Mr.. G. H.
Wright. This is his first trip
west for sixteen years.
Mrs. T. W. Acklin and son
Everette, of Placerville, Colo.
are spending a few weeks with
the old home folks, the Wright
family. Mrs. Acklin reports
Tom as doing well in business.
The Farmers Association has
a number of bulletins on "The
Colorado Potato Industry" for
distribution, and may be had at
the Office of the secretary, G. M.
Robson.
E. H. Rood, with the Loveland-
Smith Realty company, came up
from Rising City, Nebraska, this
week. He was accompanied by
NJ. Foslinder and P. Smith.
They purchased land on the
north table.
Dr.. G. NJ. Barnes, the eye.
sigh specialist Of Omaha, will be
in Julesburg at the Brown hotel
Tuesday afternoon, September
the first. Don't forget the date.
Remember that regular visits
are made over this road.
The faithful democrats will
meet in mass convention at Sedg
wick, on Saturday, the 29th, at
p. m. All new beginners will be
accepted into the party if you in
tend to vote for Bryan in Novem-
ber. Read the call in another
column.
Mr.. John H. Brown, more gen.
orally known as Sugar Beet
Brown" in order to distinguish
him from the other numerous
John Browns, has entered the
local potato market, and boosted
the price to S1.25 per hundred,
just to let the other buyers know
that he was in the business.
30 days free trial OF the Keen Kut
er Safety Razor. See Dye Bros
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21

Earl Harris reports a light
hail north of his ranch last even
ing.
Will johnson reports a heavy
rain in his section Tuesday even
ing.
John Johnson has ordered new
machinery for his cement tile
factory.
Charley Nagel, one of the heavy
men in precinct Z, was in town
Tuesday.
Robert Barrett was transact
ing business in Chappell the first
of the week
B. A. Lathrop's garage and
machine shop will soon be ready
for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fischer
and daughter Grace are spend
ing the week in Denver.
r. M. Handy, of Ovid and Den
yer, was in the only good town in
the valley-Julesburg Tuesday.
E. B. Tibbals. manager of the
Ovid lumber yard, was in the
hub Monday. He reports busi-
ness good.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Kinds,
and a sister Of Mr.. Kinds. left
Tuesday for a months recrea-
ton in the Yellowstone Park.
More dwelling houses are bad
ly needed in Julesburg. Rents
have been advanced, but are not
yet as high as in other towns.
The ladies who are looking af-
ter their part of the fair are hav-
ing a hard time to meet, owing
to the rains every afternoon and
evening.
The Flora Brothers have been
fixing up their land Office with
boxes and stands something to
hold and display the fine samples
of grain and produce.
Mr.. Fry's printing force is so
busy with the county fair pre-
MUM list that he will not be able
to issue his new paper until
about the first of September.
Mrs. Peterson, of Denver, is
holding revival services at the
Congregational church this week.
The weather seems to favor the
Baptists.
Judge L. G. Stevenson, Of
Fort Morgan, was in town a few
minutes Tuesday evening. The
Judge is after the nomination on
on the republican ticket for dis
trict attorney.
The town trustees have enter
ed into contract with the Union
Pacific Railway company to fur
nish electric lights. The town
will likely be able to also make a
water contract. The details are
being worked out.
Mr.. A. G. Kemp with a party
consisting of D. w. and Carmi
Swartz, Durley Dunlap and
County Judge Gregg, all of We
mona, illinois, arrived in town
Wednesday, and are looking over
the country with a view Of in
veStlng.
Flye Cure is the best stuff on earth
to keep the ti:es off of horses and cat
tie. For sale at Dye Brothers Hard
ware store.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found the notice from the county
clerk, stating the time and place
of the meeting of the county
board OF equalization. Look it
up, and if you have not been
treated fairly by the assessor,
make your grievance known to
the board.
Teachers examination is being
held in the county superintend-
ent's office. The following are
in atten dance: The Misses Mary
| p,o,rp Nav Smith Myrtln HIM,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21
The Sturdy Old Oak.

Mr.. Benjamin Beatty gave a
birthday party on Saturday af-
ternoon last to his host of
friends. The occasion was his
oOth anniversary.
There is something grand
about an old man-one who has
weathered the storms of years
and conquered the hand of time.
Mr.. Beatty is fine specimen of
manhood, grown ripe and sea
soned with eighty years of life
well spent, always full of activity
and honest toll. Upon this occa-
sion Mr.. Beatty was able to ad-
dress all the invitations to
friends without the use of glas
ses. Nearly one hundred re-
sponded, only old neighbors and
acquaintances being invited.
The elements seemed to have
joined in making the day ideal,
and the guests enjoyed them
selves in the shade on the beau
tiful lawn, for the Beatty home
is one of the Oldest and most
pleasantly situated homes in
town. The party was served
; with icecream, cake and lemon
ade.
Mr.. Beatty is not only respect
ed on account of his years, but
he is splendid type of good
citizen. A square dealing busi-
ness man, a good town mayor,
always ready to help and to
build.
The many friends join in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty all
peace and happiness in their de-
clining years.
In remem brance OF the Occa-
sion beautiful loving cup was
ordered suitably engraved for
presentation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Reich, of
Moravia, Iowa, Miss Jessie Reed,
of Oskaloosa, Iowa, and Mrs. D.
B. Morgan, of David City, Ne
braska, were among the guests
from out of town.
Isaac N. Myers and Charles
E. Hughes, nephew and adopted
son, desire through the columns
of this paper to publicly express
their thanks and appreciation of
the many favors and assistance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21

Try some of Lees Flye Cure for the
flies on the horses and cattle. For
sale at Dyes Hardware.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21
Lost,

On the road west of Wier. a
package of laundry marked d" b l3. :"
Finder please return to Julesburg
Laundry and receive reward.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-08-21

Isaac N. Myers and Charles
E. Hughes, nephew and adopted
son, desire through the columns
of this paper to publicly express
their thanks and appreciation of
the many favors and assistance
rendered them at the time of
the sickness and death of Mrs.
Myers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
MORE APPOINTMENTS MADE.

The Forest Service has just an
nounced the following appointments
on National Forests:
ARlZONA-Carl b. Schoolfeld
has been oppointed Forest Guard on
the Santa Rita National Forest.
CALIFORNIA;. w. Barnes has
been appointed Forest Guard on the
4 ahoe National Forest.
OREGON-Earl Abbott has been
appointed Forest Guard on the Ere
mont National Forest.
UTAH-S. Sorens has been APP
pointed forest guard on the Dixie
National Forest.
COLORADO-Joseph E. Smith has
been appointed Forest Guard on
the Pixies Peak National Forest and
n. ID. J. Stevens has been appointed
a Forest Guard on the White River
National Forest.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
TIE GRAND JUNCTION DAILY SENTINEL

by discredit the prices of The Daily
Sentinel as a job printing establish
ment. Therefore, we have given it
to show this littIs discrepancy.
We hope that we have fully an
swered the contentious contained in
the communication, which we give
as large publicity as we did our edi-
torial comment. and we Furthermore
hope that it will satisfy the ten mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce.
who seem to have so frequently to
apologize for Mr.. Aupperle's thin
skinned nature.
Very respectfunv.
I. N. BUNTING.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
MANY FArAI DISEASES.

SHOW thelr flrst Symptoms IN the
eyes. That fact should establish
your confidence in the Importance of
having your eyes properly examined
on the first appearance of discom-
fort.
l HAVE THE INSTRUMENTS and
KNOWLEDGE necessary for making
the fullest scientific examinations,
and nothing is left undonc that can
be done to find the cause OF trouble.
CHAS. CASH, Oph. ID.
Rooms l and 3 Margery Building.
Fred Mantey viii. sell or rent you
a tent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
CALLED ON THE CARPET
BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Mr.. Aupperle did not include this
little bit of information on other
prices. as he thought ne might there
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
Cheaper Than Renting

Fine broom modern house close
in, good location. Price, $28OO.OO
5000 down, balance $25 per month
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

Seven room modern house, clos'
in Price. $4,000. $500 down bal
ance very easy terms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

Small house and 6 lots in fine 10
cation on Orchard Mesa Height
overlooking river. For short tim
only at $11OO. Easy terms.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

Twenty-Five acres fine land adjoin-
ing DeBeque; 5-acres young and
bearing orchard, balance in grain, po-
tatoes and cantaloupes. Two good
houses, barn, chicken houses, etc.
Perfect water right. This Is cheap
at S25O.OO per acre; one-half down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
FORAKER MAY
Be WITHDRAWN
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
TICKET.
USEFULNESS AT END
By Reaaon Of Hearst's Exposures
viii Be Determined BY His Re-
cepton in Cincinnati
Tuesday.

New York, Sept 49,. Regardless Of
whether Foraker's defense of his re
lations with The standard Oh Com
pany, as evidenced by letters made
public by Hearst, is deemed sumlclen.
to clear him Of suspicion of impro.
priety, there Is distinct feeling here
tonight that he will be eliminated
from consideration as a speaker for
the Republican national ticket
Indications that such a movement
is on foot appeared in an announce
ment from the headquarters of Her
bert Parsons, chairman of the New
York County committee. that Govern
or Hughes had been selected to max"
a speech at meeting to be held at
Camp Taft in this city October I, It
had been announced previously that
Foraker had accepted the invitation
to be the principal speaker at the
meeting In giving out the fact that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
TRAVERS WINS
CHAMP P|ONSH|P
GOLFER RETAINS TITLE AFTER
HARD STRUGGLE WITH IRA.
Wis AND COMPARATIVELY
EASY VICTORY OVER BEHa.

Garden City l. T.. Sept 1e.-
Jerome n. Travers. OF Monteclai-. y.
D.. stlll Is the amateur golf champion
OF America After reaching the final
staSe hy a brilliant victory over tae
veteran former champion. Water J.
Travis yesterday in what vas pro-
noureed one Of the finest games ever
witnessed in this country. the cham
pi9u today scored comparatively an
easy Vin over Max H. Behr. Of the
Morris Country club.
The men played practically On even
terms during the cary stage cf t.
days decisive matcn. hut On the Sec
7nd round Of eighteen holes Trayers
bal al the best o' Il anf the ead
came at the twentyninth hole. when
the champion was up on his op-
ponent with only : hoes left 20 play.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
ARcHsoUp TELLS STORY.

New York. Sept 19.--John d. Arch
bold Of the Standard Ooil company
said today. when the state Of Senator
Foraker. also the $4,000 draft. was
called 10 his attention:
That's exactly so. it is the truth
Il had forgotten about the Incl
dent said Archbold. when it was re
called to nay mind by the publication
of the story As I recall it now. For.
aker, thought he could consummate
a deal for the purchase Of the Ohi7
State Journal. aud I sent him drafts
for S50.o10 a. a temporary loan until
Dee could finance the undertaking. The
negotiations fell through and the
senator returned the g5010e draft in
tact. That's the whole truth in the
matter and really all there Is TO it,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
WRITES TAFT THAT HE THINKS
s-3T NOT TO TAKE PART
IN RALLY.
ACTION IS vOLUN AIRY
Senator Declares He Received No Di-
rect Communication From Taft
When Questioned-Hearst
Charges Cause.

! Cincinnati Ohio, Sept 19.-Forak r
tonight eliminated himself from Iar
ticiration with Taft In the po.it cal
rally Of the National League tf r ~
publican clubs To be held here nest
Tuesday. His action was made known
to Taft in letter addressed TO Tat
today and made public by the sena. or
tonight
Having read" the letter says. in
the newspapers thar some of your
friends, and possibly yourself a.e IN
doubt IS to tie preprlety Of my spelk-
ing with you at ,he Music Hall next
Tuesday night have concluded not
to attend the meeting / take t1is
acton, not because deem the
answers / have made to Heargt's
charges insufficient, nor because of
any lack of loyalty to your cause, but
only because ! do not wish to do any
thirg that might iniure the cause or
ombsrrass you personally
Foraker said, on giving cut tn 1T
ter, that his action was el igely
voluntary, and that he had receive
no direct communicated from Ia
regarding the situation
The publicity of the letters fol-
lowed a conference held yesterday
and today. Senator Dick and Mr.
Vorys were Intermediates yesterday
Senator Crane of Massachusetts.
reached the city today end went at
once to Charles p. Taft's residence
where Judge Taft renamed the entire
day.
After an extended conference Crane
returned to the Sinton Hotel where
h was met by Foraker and Dick The
three repaired to Foraker's offices,
where conferences was held until
late in the afternoon, after which
Senators Crane and Dick again saw
Taft None of those in the confer
ences would add anything to the in
formation contained In the letter. with
the exception of Foraker's remark
that his action was voluntary
Il could not be ascertained whether
FcrGker's intentions were to eliminate
himself entirely from the campaign,
Or whether be will take the stump
ateS AS il did yesterday so today
the Hearst Foraker controversy
,ciipsed all else IN the political
lorizon here. Throughout Taft has
ioclined TO discuss the matter for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
WR CHIT SHOWS
INF PROV[MENT
BUT IT WILL BE TWO OR THREE
MONTHS BEFORE HE CAN
LEAVE HoSPlTAL-MlLITARY
FUNERAL FOR SELFRiCGE.

Washington, SEPT. 19.-Oryille
Wright showed signs cf improvement
today and while the doctors say he is
not entirely out Of danger his condi-
tioa is very satisfactory 1t viii be
two OF three months before he is able
to leave the hospital
Lieutenant Selfridge viii be giyea
Il mi tary funeral, probably Thursday.
His father left San Francisco today
for Washington and until his arrival
the body will remain m a receiving
vault at the Arlington Ma ional camc-
terry. where burial will probably be
made. Telegrams Of coincidence from
all over the world have been re-
ceiFed at the war department
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20

aug6esTwould address the meeting
pctc6et !, no mention was made Of
gorakar, and In reply to a direct
question II wan said at county head
quarters That it was not known
wnetner Foraker would appear with
Hughes.
In Republican and Democratic po.
Hucal circles today no subject was
discussed with the avidity that has
characterized the consideration Of the
ForakerArchbold letters. Both Re
publlcaus and Democrats had no he
itaucy in saying that they believed
Foraker had not had any connection
with the STANDARD OH company which
he believed improper At the same
time il was said that the publication
Of the letters during the heat Of the
presidential campaign was unfoitu.
maize for him and bis political asso-
ciates.
IL was declared that bis availability
as an effective campaign worker is al
an end. even If his appearance on the|
stump would not prove damaging tC
the cause be undertook 70 champion
Chairman Hitchcock. Of the Re
publican nation committee was asked
many questions respecting TIE prob
able course Of the Tart managers con
eerning Foraker. he declined 20 e~
press an opinion or answer any ques-
.iCns.
It is believed here that the position
hat FoIaker eII occupy during the
campaign must BE- deiermine-l at Gin
-i1nati The first engagement be hss
10 SPEAK ls i1 tEat city September p.
whcn he is scheduled to i1troluc=
TAFT 10 the National League Of r.
(Concluled On Third PageJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20

er Missouri, tho Middle and Upper
Mississippi Valleys, and, in a lesser
degree, throughout Naw England.
While the lack Of rain over this area
has caused great haraships, the Off
cials of the weather bureau express
the belief that it had not injured the
corn crop, but has tended TO mature
il earlier than usual They say thai
the wheat crop OF next year is un-
favorably affected as the ground is
so hard as to make ploughing very
difficult.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
KERN SPEAKS IN EAST.

Westminster, Nd, Sept. 19-De
clarirg that the republican party is
owned. body and soul. by the domi.
nant power represented by Speaker
Cannon in the house, and by a coterie
Of maiefactors in the senate, John W.
Kcrn. Democratic candidate for vice
PRESIDENT. tonight opened his eastern
speaking campaign here.
Kern declared the controlling ami
mus Of the Republican party IS
stronger than that party AMI cOnsiler-
ally stronger even that Roosevelt.
Roosevelt be said. has been un-
able to accomplish a single reform
except by a compromise with the
dominant power. In every contest
between the people On one side and
this dominating leadership on the
other the people have been defeated
Ip a few Instances they have secured
; compromise with these gentlemen
bur on the latters' own terms. If a
strong. imperious character Ike
R1csevelt was unable 70 cope with
,his dominant force. how little prob
shflitr is there that Taft will be able
to ctutrol e."
Kern then attacked the Republican
.7rif policy. and closed with \
riIutc % BRYAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20

I'd Eai ey Ioih were arrested by
jn4rers Carmrdy and GLADE ami
rueat TO the city Jail Sam Strilg
,as the negro shot in the legs but
il was not developed VINO shot him.
Tie place where this occurred has
been a source OF muon annoyance IA
q considerable numbe: of white resi-.
Dents in the neighborhood. It IS said
to De a sort Ct Hcnkey Tonk where
ncstJ men and women Of low clsgs
meet for carOrsal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
M0NTENECRlN'S FIGHT
One Man is Dead and Two Others So
Badly Injured That They
Might Die.

Biwabik. Mimi, Sept. 19.-One man
dead and two others so badly in
iured that they may die. as a result Of
= battle between Monenegrins In a
boarding house az the Mckinley mine
location yesterday. Some sixty shots
were fired, five participants being 50
badly hurt that they could not make
their escape.
Petanovich was stabbed in the
groin. death soon ensuing. George
Harshee. who also may die. is ac-
cuse1 Of having cut PataHoyich
George Rossonich had his arm almost
torn Of. and John and stew Bussol-
vich. brothers. were shot in the face.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-20
AUTOIST IS KILLED
Race Was in Progress When Machine
Ran Into Bank and Turned
Completely over.

Horton. Kas. Sept 19-J. l. Robin
sen. chief train dispatcher Of the Mis-
souri Pacific at Atehison. Has. was
killed during an auto race here this
afternoon. As part If the celehra-
tiou O fIiorton's tw'a-ysecond birth
day which brought about 30.eJ0 pe3-
aie here. a race between Robins. "a
and sam Farmer of Horton was ar
ranged
IN making a short turn on the track
Farmer ran ahead of Robinson In
order 10 avoid collision Robinson
swerved To the side. arI ran into @
tsnk. His machine turned a cCm-
PEE somersault and half over again
Robinson was 90 baIly injured. thft
He DIED iu tic hospital