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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12
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Sssse q 1nhesis dsesaasd leseAy give nsties thss
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Last puhsseaa&pn June3
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tasss are gont nany shfasz N WHICH
even" haEsx tsun thaE SeEgvek
might Do veE n eop1ng after OvE
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Cswty Far ASn<1axlan O. Itz present
hssaE Eaes saoGH heAp every tosn snd
inEvkas2 \ the eswsy.
It's WA<n Ws gex ever cGY p<tty )eaR-
eW6es azd 9e4 70 pnlnt where ve can
see good n the osker fellows moves
= when ue uiN be dolnR ss3 things,
soe oufy for e<1sesves - Individuals
bot for tAe epmnEnlsy II h1Ee
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Pubic Auction

At ny home three blocks eass Of the
Ca61ew Bank, IN Jujssbs1X, On Satur-
dry. Nay q. 1910. at twe o'elsek, the
foaosmg housshsA gssds: Refngera-
.os, eooch, heating mPvs. kitchen eabi-
n&. baby earriaC iroa b>d and
springs. wooden bed md springs, CEN
ter tabae, ehid's folding bsd, combined
bssa ease and writing desk. . lot of
6sAes and kitchen utensils, pictures.
rvo Ko-eaKts. mattresses, two book
eassss chamber set and many other
minor items. Terms, easA.
". n. Smeiser. Owner.
J. R Drake, Auctioneer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12

" mood pies f. Sa1a
At ranch, to miles eass of Ovid,
tSnEpGGhbssd Beskskire pieA.
WER1Z BROTHERS.
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3I0irs Sale

~ vistus u 8 writ q <xs-utssp and ORDER II
ssls ssesd out n ths eiesk' qlee II tjse Cpusfy
Cnsur II Ss1xvieh County snd Stsse Il Cnaus.do.
saa u ~ disSets4, wtesehy mn commanded u
0Sks fhs S1a At fnsty-AfH doaars ard thiytv.Si1
e<sts 1ts3O sad costs II soit de ssngust q {
1sstnan tedGnseat Fee.ntty 0h&ainSd sGsinst l. r.
Cs"s tn fsvu II ". h. Pound. ont Il tie lnndA.
tsns1sntA. Eozuds snd ehsstles II tie rid I, r.
Cfas ] hsvs kvtad On tte foitusiu9 frppsxtv To-
VII
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So 50 e u shsvs dsse.thsd psvpssty, On Gaxss6ay
~ IN dsy II June. 1Slh. II 10 o'eIoek q ~ q
Ne sp9th fr"nt dn.r of Tie county court hssss
," ths Town Il Julsshusx In nniA county M sessa
1919. - =
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6hssta a 6sdgvtek CeosGy.
Dsts q Arst psba6es1ton nay II. 1870 +.
Dsss af lsst pshiseatiso Juss 1910
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12
Neeiee of Fnal Sses3e nsat o.
Cootraet

Nsers il hsFehy siven that de Baard II County
Casa1nssoo<rs of the County of Ssdgviek. State
IT Cakr1da VII nset 1t tie eourt house IN jules
burg. On The 31ss day of Nay A. d. l1lo at the
a11< 4 70 oeorh n m for the purpose a settling
with =. L Rrsenan- @i1s enntraetnr. upon the
enun.<t for balnG TIE hia9e acruas tie South
PsAfne rfvW II Ord. Colnga6o and an persons ini
s.F0esd n a kaSinG claims fer maeefial or labor
usg o1t Il sid contract are notified and re-
s1Hsd to pFsaent tAe same to sid Board of Coun-
y CaGnsssisauazs On Or befoRe nd date. for con-
1de1atipa and R4t3@snt
By oraH a The Boszd of County Cosamiasioners
NORAH B. REDFORD.
County Clsrk.
D.ssd as J1issbsrx. Colo. Nay 10. 1910.
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D.ssd At Jus..harx. Colo. Nay 10 1910.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12

JuAUs ~ Gx-G8eie C3sgk - Csunty
CGaeG SsdgWiek Cssaty. Csamoao.
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Has Aeey fsr A.as.ehass.

Mr. r L S.s5tk kn secured the
akenry for de popslsr Jona ear. and
kas p14eed kH order fer 1--WE of tie
eAn ard wiu sonn be ready to supply
k1 trade He already has several pros
pee6ve bUye1s m sight
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C N YoW WEpea1it@eS

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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-05-12

The Rsspss II DE- se.se sGCsam.Soc
To the Usia PaeiAe kaslrsaA Cn1Iaay -
J. 3. D8Sk ~ ~ uakn0wn a0igns -
Rrnsss8 q - aAove nansA 4k5AAaafR. ~
AGonnntS a3Us0 naaad- 251stinRE
Yss se hssay essikA - ass@ n ~ sesi1e
lssesAt aeaanst yss = q: sse.s naosd pasissi9
!. - csssty Caut q ssde.t.k C1sfy. Stsss q
tw~sD dsys sftas - sssvins h0asl, q asvad
vitisin this County: ax II sssved sut q d. Conn
y. - ~ Ish6Dtisa- wjthtn thhN lays sf.s ~
sagvice hesOsf. exe3osivs II tbe day e s1vies. q
jsAgNeot By dskash wil b tAkss aens.A - ae.
esF1iag % d. Dsayu q the eu.eai.G And 4
3 epp1 n ~ es0Dasiat h de shpve ssf5tIsl g.
t5sn = nst SERVED With this sua0naa. a. H.
sssvfos hssVnf - mads Sst e ~ se84e. tAsa ~
DAYS o1dje5oool 70 ths tiDe hsFaioba489 apoe10d
e :sHse%: 80 - s.sy@ - q 9 sssSss cs~s
H. ~ sett@ = EsEAs z. q, - e
dsAt 20 p the Uniss Psel1e naovU CSDes.y's
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Sss11sh hesstn nssy - fasvar hn1s1 fFsn ei.iD-
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tia4 ~ e3suA csussd ~ d. e1hfRs Il asA -
SseAas&s ~ say u tbsa - Fs@ovsd ffso plBfo-
tjGs t3e1e. and for sueA sehR TSeaf - ns0 essa
Inst - eq1Ssaf3e. - wiu m1S fully aDgane fFun
~ o1polsiot In ~ aesSon to vhieA ra1asnee h
Al ~ srs hsrshy nseiksd tha4 ~ fan b
eeo1ae and 10 saSvas H. anid eanplaint - absvs
rnuieId H. - plnSasaR Win tDAe tuAensat -
ssksd = ~ esnoanisG
avn s.Aw ~ hsaA sad ssaI q ~ Csust =
Ju1sshssg. = - Csssey. tAis niasessasA ~ Il
A. n. luLLER,
0nD JuAUs ~ a-s0eis Csrk = Cssnty
Cert Ss6swiek Css.sy. csaaoAa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
SUCCESSFUL.

After a great deal OF effort and cor.
respondence Paul G. Sehuh & Soa,
the popular druggists, succeeded In
getting the DR.. Howard Co. to make
a special half-price Introductory offer
on the regular fifty cent size of their
celebrated specific for the cure cf
constipation and dyspepsia.
This medicine is recent discovery
for the cure of all diseases of the
stomach and bowels 1t not only gives
quick relief, but il makes permanent
cures.
DR.. Howard's specific has been SO
remarkably successful in curing con-
stipation, dyspepsia and all liver
troubles that Paul G.. Schuh C Son
are willing to return the price paid
in every case where il does not give
relief
So great is the demand for this
specific that Paul G. Schuh & Son
have been able to secure only linn
tied supply, and every one who is
troubled with dyspepsia, constipation
or liver trouble should call upon them
at once, or send 25 cents, and get
sixty doses OF the best medicine ever
made, on this special half rice offer
with their personal guarantee to re
fund the money II it does not cure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

on account of several of the fellows
leaving after graduation, Reed, Hill
ana Gaibois will go out with com
mencement week next June and
Ccto. who is taking a po t-graduate
co,A Sc. will be in Chicago next year,
where he will attend an institution
Of higher learning, This only leaves
Mcnamara, Mattingly, and Roche for
the team next year. Coach Allen is
sincerely sorry on this account, be
carse he says a team can't be made
in one year and if he could have the
same fellow back next year he
would have a team that would make
the whole state sit UP and take no
tice. The boys in leaving have the
satisfaction OF knowing their efforts
were appreciated and step out to let
others do the work with the same
success full results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
The Girls, Team.

In closing the basketball season 1t
9is iii orSler to say something regard
ing the first girls team THIS
only played one game, this being
the game with Paducah and the girls
were overwhelming successful in
this. This team was only organized
four weeks ago and the girls and
their efficient coach are to be praised
for winning their initial game. 1t
is unfortunate that they could not
have played more games, because it
lis certain they would have reaped
greater larrels for G. H. S. Another
thing to be regretted Is that this
team will not be together at c. H.
IS. next year. Four members of the
squad, Misses Alice Hastings, Phyllis
Smith, Laura Clendenen ana Anna
Perce will graduate this epring and
Miss Kate Gilhofer, a postgraduate
will not he III school next year, thus
leaving only cne member, Mis- E,lna
Whalen for next years team. 1t is
certain that II these same young la,
dies were in chool again next year
they would make an enviable record.
In their leaving, however. they too.
have the satisfaction CT knowing that
their efforts have been appreciated
ana If their successors next year
achieve like glory they may look
back upon the past as having given
them inspiration in their efforts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND BACKACHE
GOES AFTER TAKING A FEW DOSES

where else in the world, which will
effect so thorough and prompt cure,
as flfty-cent treatment of pape's
Diuretic, which any druggist can sup
ply.
This unusual preparation goes di.
rect to the out-oforder Kidneys, bad.
der and urinary system, cleaning,
healing and strengthening these or
gans and glands, and completes the
cure before you realize 1t.
a. few days treatmeat. with Pape's
Diuretic means clean, active, healthy
kidneys, Bladder and primary organs
and you feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist, bank.
er or any mercantile rcency will tell
YOU that Pape's thompson & Pane,
ol Cincinnati. ~ a large and respon-
sible medicine concern, thorough
worthy Of yonr confidence.
Accept only Pape's Diuretic fifty
cent treatment from any drug store
anywhere In the world,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
SEASON IS CL0St0
CAIRO HIGH SCHOOL BASKET
BALL TEAMS RETIRE WITH
GLORY ENOUGH.
No Game With Charleston Saturday
Boys and Girls Teams
Change Next School
Year--Notes.

Since no game has been arranged
with Charleston for next Saturday
the basketball season for G. H. s.
(at least the boys teaml g. practical.
.ly ended. 1t ends one of the most
successful seasons the local high
school has had in several years. The
first public game of the season was
"a hard fought battle with Charles
ton high school, in which c. II. S.
won out by close score. The next
games played were with Union Aead-
envy, and although c. Fl. S. lo
these two games 1t was nothing
against the local team, because the
Anna five is in the college class. Sew
eral weeks after G. Fl. S. played the
Oriacs, local quintette. and sue
ceeded in defeating them in a game
that was more like prize fight than
La basketball game. Then several
weeks ago Coach Aliens bunch went
to the tournaments at Mt Vernon and
succeeded in tieing with Tenton and
Centrala for third place. This was
considered a fine SLOWING for the
blue and white" because of the
regulations Of the teams they went
up against. Lat, but not least was
the victory over Paducah last Satur.
day, at which the Egypt five
-howed the superior team they had
developed under Coach Aliens watch
ful care and also from the experience
they gained from preceding games
They worked hard and as conse
quence great credit reflects upon
them and their school. Each mem.
Der OF the squad deserves the
heartfelt praise, as does also Mr.
Allen. At the first OF the season
there waa quite bit of friction On
the team, but this was overcome by
the common sense attitude displayed
all around. Everything worked har
lmoniously, with the result that C. n.
is. had one OF the best teams and
mot successful easons the institu-
Ition has seen In several years.
Upon the disbanding of the team
genuine regert Is expressed on every
hand The squad Is composed OF
some OF the finest fellows that c. II.
|S. has ever had and with their genial
coach, made a combination that com.
manded admiration and support from
every loyal G. III. s. student.
Another regrettable feature Is that
the squad will be different next year
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

wanted enforcement of the law, they
must uphold the Officers in their du
Ties, and not shirk responsibility /:
that il the people were Indifferent tu
acts Of lawlessness they would lead
taat element in the community 10
believe that they cQuntenanced such
actions and this impression ought "a
be dsssipated. The law mrst be UP,
held AMI you are charged gentle
men. to do your whole duty"
Case cf James Casey.
After disposition OF the grand jury
Judge Butler received the motion
and affidavit by States Attorney VIII
son for = continuance in the case Cf
James Casey ey-nolcemen. charg 4
with bribery Mr.. wilson stated that
The Peoples princirat wtnes es in
thl3 ease were not in tho city and
he was not prepared to enter into
tho case. Judge Butter then entciY 1
the case for the May terri.
Attorney Reed Green, for tie de.
fense. had strenuous objection to tie
procedure, claiming that the case
had been set for trial for Wednesi
day He had his. witnesses ready
and while he had entered a motion
TO qua. the indictments he was
prepared to present his case on its
merits.
The court and attorney indu'gad
in little sparring match. something
unusual in the Alexander circuit
court. as heretofore the court has
been very leferent.a1 to certain
members of the bar. BIT the Judge
has evidently turned over a new leaf
or has something UP his s'eeve for
| he was as adamant to the plead,ngs
and arguments Of the attorney.
'This man is out OF his post on
1 and it does not look right TO delay
this case 50 long explained the at.
torney.
Il can't help that. aid the Judge,
TT supposed he was still on the 70
| lice force. | had no knowledge 70
the contrary, but that's neither here
nor there You requested a change
of venue. could not arrange to
have another judge OF the circuit to
TRY this case this term, 80 am 10
ling the best can"
Well" said the attorney with
some emphasis. you've got the ad
vantage of me. | can't hep myself
Other Cases.
The following cases were disposed
Oft
daniel Hartman VS., J. II. Johnson
ct al. debt; continued for serviae.
Fred Douglas VS.. T. F. William
ct al, petition for permission to max {
permanent survey; continued gen
orally.
Cairo Erewing Co. by is president
Chris Beck. gave bond in the sum o.
$500 to answer to the nest term oI
court in the alleged ice conspiracy
case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
RIVER NEWS
Observation-Disclosures

The river marked 4i-1 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening. showing q
fall of 4 of a foot in "a hours.
Excepting sights iisc,s at Daven-
pert. st. Louis ana Herman. Mo-, the
ligers are falling at all points above
hire.
The Wash Honshell came up yes
teelay with logs for Cairo.
The j. r. Finley from New Or
leans with 16 empties including two
raodelst arrived ye.terday morning.
She was inspected here BY govern
rent inspectors and orderl on the
vavs for REPAIRS.
The Josh Cook brought four narges
d railroad ties from the Tennessee
r..ver FOR w. III. White & Son.
The Dick Fowler was the Pailucah
racks ye terday mid will be out to-
day
.rhe city of ssitfilo from 81. Lofts
got away from the Tennessee river at
2. nj. @s
The Reese Lee arrived from Mem.
pbis al $50 p. nj. bound for St.
Louis. She was on her Erst trip of
tie season In the Memphis, Cairo
and st. Lonis trade
Yesterday Globe Democrat The
City of Memphis, which was sold
Monday by Capt. Massengale OF the
st. Louis and Tennessee River Packet
Company to Capt. t. NJ Morrissey of
Vicksburg, viii leave st. Louis today
for Wick burg The boat will be COM
manded by Capt George Shaw and
piloted by Capt. Arthur Miller. Capt.
Morrissey left St. Louis last night
for .Vicksburg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
THREE STATES LIN"
Is What SADLY Emaiel Win Call His
New Auto Cab Service-To
be Started Soon.

In a few days the public will be
served by SADLY Emaiel with his new
taxicab Winton automobile of 40
horse power. He will meet trains
and steamboats, and do a general con-
yeyance BIZ mess at the same rates
ais carriage service. The new public
auto arrived Tuesday ami is capable
of seating, besides the driver. six or
eight persons. The new service viii
te called the Three States Line. !
as the owner viii carry pass sengers
when requested to both Missouri and
Kentucky nearby points. of course
using the ferries to cross the rivers.
Emaiel will be his own chauffeur.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
Out.of-order Kidneys Are Regulated
and the Most Severe Blad.
der Misery Vanishes.

Out-oforder kidneys act fine aud
backache or bladder misery is re-
lieved after a few doses of Pape's
Dhretic.
Pains in the back, sides or lc
rheumatic twinges debilitating head
ache, nervor ness, dizziness, sleep
lessness, iniamed or swollen eye
ids. worn.out feei,ng and many other
symptoms OF clogged, inactive kid
news simply vanish.
Frequent, painful and uncontroll-
able urination dre to weak or irr.
table bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you sts pect any Kid
hey. bladder or urinary disorder. or
feel rheumatism coming begin TAX.
Ing this harmless remedy. with the
knowledge that there T. no otner
at any price, made any.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
MILD LIQUID CURES ECZEMA.
Skin Sufferers! Drop Greasy salves
and Nasty Medicines.

That mild, soothing liquid, D. d. D.
Prescription, stops the awful itch
with the first drops A pre- cription
Of acknowledged value.
Get a trial bottle al 25c. 1t win
take away the itch right away and
you will sleep soundly We assure
yon personally of the merits of this
remedy, for we know. Herman C..
Schuh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

William u Casey, ct AL to G. f.
Aldred. wd June To- 1909. lots and
2 block 5, sec. 11.iT-1, in Urbandall
subdivision Consideration $3.50.
Charles Feuchter, ct al, to Anna r
Wilson. deed, March 2T. 1905, lots Z
and s, block 4, Feuc1iter and Lans
den addition. Consideration 1920
Angus Leek to Anna T.. Wilson
wd May rs, 1905. lots Z and s, block
2, Hooker's subdivision No. Q in Sc
Consideration $400.
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Good sl,nntinr.

pamorena, who Is starring in the
me.odrama, "As Told in the Hill..
Is one Of the best rife shots in the
country. having refrsed several of
fers from prominent rife manufac-
tufers to tour the country attending
tournaments where she would come
in competition witt tie be experts,
ADVERT ing their line OF rifles. In
one act OF the play she; has to free
her father. who has been captured
and bound. BY shooting TIE rome
which secures his wrists. Sunday
matinee and night Prices: Matinee
10 and IS; night 25. so and IS.
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At THE OPERA HOUSE
cameraphone Continues to Draw At
ternoon and Night - Good
Shooting Sunday.

The CameraBhone till holds the
boards at The Opera House. after
ternoon ana night The silent pic.
tures which are being offered are all
new and up-to.date. having never
been seen here before.
Two reels of talking and two reels
Of silent" pictures, making four
reel in all, are oTered and changed
daily.
Tonight one q tie selections Of
the Cameraphone will be "Cudd'e Up
a Little Closer. LOWE Mine" from
THE Three Twins Ten cents is
charged for admission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
COLD RECEPTION FOR PEAEY

Atlanta. Ga. March 16.-Governor
Brown. OF Georgia, and Mayor Mad
dox. of Atlanta, have declined to in
tfoduce Commander Peary when he
lectures here Wednesday evening, be-
cause he has not produced he Esqui-
maux. Maddox, in declining, gave
his reason that Peary, coming to
Atlanta as private citizen on a
money-making proposition, was in 10
sense the guest of Atlanta.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17

J. c. CROWLEY, Secretary.
$500 ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.

Thursday, March cath, the Illinois
Central will operate its Annual
Spring Excursion to ST. Louis. Round
trip $500. Tickets viii be honoretl
on trains leaving at a. m.. 9.35 a.
nj. and 2.35 y. M, and good for re-
turn rntil Monday. March 2Sth. Three
full days in st. Louis. See Illinois
Central Agents for particulars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
WOMAN 1902 YEARS OLD
is BURNED TO DEATH.

Des Moines, March 16.-Mrs, Fran
ces Work, aged l02, was burned to
death in the home OF her son at De.
Witt today. 1t has not been learned
how the FIRE started, but presumably
from a lighted pipe. When found she
wa sitting in chair, her clothing
and hair burned from her body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Citizens Building and
Loan Association will be held in the
.secretary's office March 21st at 1880
n m. for the election of three di.
rectors and such other business as
may come before the meeting.
The shareholders are requested to
send their passbooks to the secre-
tary's office to be checked up by the
auditors.
e. A. BUDER,
President.
Aitact. a .s84N
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GENERAL NOTES.

Mis- Alice Hastings, 10, who was
injured in the basketball game Sat
urday afternoon, wa up ANA able to
be at school session yesterday Her
many friends are glad to see her back
ana hope she viii be able to be in
daily attendance.