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The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-22
COST LITTLE TO BE CHEERFUL


 What is there in human nature that makes US grumble at little clouds Instead of rejoicing in the sunlight?
 All are inclined to report ineiYili- ties, to ignore courtesies. when a policeman leaves his post to direct us, do we thank him? Rarely. That is what he is paid for" We say.
 That is not what he ts paid for. He has gone out of his line of duty to be of assistance, and the least he should receive would be a cheerful Thank yOu!"
 Put yourself in the policeman's place, or in the street car conduct or's, or in the elevator mans, or the letter carrter's-any one of the many with whom wa have daily contact. Consider the thousand an- moving things that happen, think of the unpleasant duties many are called upon to perform.
 Aud consider how little it costs to be cheerful, to smile, to give a little nod of appreciation, or to call GU. a pleasant Thank you" Try it and see the result See the tired mouth relax Into a smile, the weary eyes b.-ghten. Notice how the man-or the woman-watches for you next day, how pitfuIly cage he or she is for the uuaccustomed greeting.
 Try it just for a week, and every man, woman and child with whom you some into daily association will be your devoted frieuI. You will be happy too, for happiness and cheertulaess are contagious.
 Forget to be a groucb for a week, and you will wonder how you could ever have been dtsagreeable
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-22
ADVANTAGES

There are advantages in being a girl. Parents Of a Georgia boy of II who Is s feet inches high and still growing, complain that e outgrows a suit Of clothes in a week. Now, a girl growing at that rate could just keep in touch with the progress of fashion without altering her clOthess at all. Exchange.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-22
A Lonn Sidewalk

The annual product of bricks iu the United States is 25,O00OOO,0OO. This Is enough to lay a Ave foot sidewalk eight times around the world
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-22
snubbsd.

''Yes; we pay spot cash for every thing"
 "Ah, I often speak to my husband about the time when VIC had toP-. Puck
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-22
Only One "BrOmo Quiulne'

Whenever you feel cold coming on,
 think of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fOJ
 signature ofE. W. Grove on the box. 25c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

~lsutnants 6ibino in Saluit ~ItaiiOnirt unb
bic oFFisieLe 9efBerereifung Der Mars
f4aIg SnIein burh ben abmiraI Snmaia
i'm H1nsn bss adiIsrs bon Japan Dsrtins
bet. Die beutf9en 8eamten fpurbtn ibrer
Gttnungsn sntbobsu. iogor bas 6ofpitaI
siue in bic 6dHDt zines iupuniideu ar5s
tes iber.
Dad vGrobtruug" Der adroIintns M
lsln beebrte ms bnA idpdnifhe @efdnabtr
nod mebfmdls, obnt unB iehpn peiitr
Ill bebeaigen, unb mir bntten aud lnisr
BEN aommanbo bes adp%itdHIeuinanis
0ibino IN Sdluit niat al Hagen, ba Eh
bic lsinsm ltreneen Geiebl nntsrItentsR
SoIboien nun muItsralIiig fabrten. ga
mir bard Bic u~ntsrbinbuRg bss 6anbsIs
In ben Mnrf6alsS nisln fat edrsIiA phHt
gsihdftigung tDnren unb Iin infpEge beg
4usbIeibsns Helier Decentralization be-
reits Gin Ndbrungsmnngtl bemtrlbnr
mo1te, 70 entf9IoB f6 Elm 9htii oer in
9niuis anTdfIfgen aduFIeute fofpie Der IfeIs
lunosIoTM @samttn mad GeuifGIanb 8us
rlid5ntebren, trenn uns cine GsIeeenbeit
bier5u esboten fpirbe. auf cine anftnes
bei BEN MbmiraI trurbe uns trInubt, nit
BEN am Is. Qopember 1914 BON SaIuit
FahrsnOen 7ronsDortbampFsr .aanagaipo
Maru" unisrs 6eimrrtit cu5utrtien, faus
mir uns Derpffihtsisn, NIT trItsr Gsleaens
beit Japnn piebsr si berIoFsn. Jn s5aa
bar purbsn mir rnA auiFtrtigung siner
G6nurfhrift. NORM mir aus bsrpfEintes
tn, III hieIsm arieee In hInsn triegsris
T4tn DienF ssetn Japau sinsnirtssu, frfis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29
Der 2Sau6 Der 20arI6dQ-
9ulelu 0ur6 Ole 9apaner.

Raabsm uns bic p%orsmannitn D%umpfsr,
biz nph ben AuftEaa buiitn, oaA WaariRss
aohltnIaetr In 5alaii p%oAiidnoig gu rats
men. an 4. Gspttmbtr fit oonclull ptts
IaFtn haiisa nno au1 bic In ben Wlars
IaaainItla ~tationirtsn MoiOrIhcner Der
Sdluits gtIsufdaFt Ha6 neuiraItn 6dfsn
a~beseanssn tparu. bafrtsn mir, bolioHs
men BON ber WtIi abasiHIoHtn, etr
9iuet, bic bo Eommsn iolttn.
Sn Der 5fibs bts %. September srs
f6ign boz 5aIuit Elm iapanii9ss Gsiapas
bsr, bsIisheno aus ben Qan5ertreuSern
r2uroma", .aEama4. .1inoubu" uH6
ben E~orpsbpidetrn .umitasa" unb pSas
mita3t" inter benz Commando bes Qomis
rols Sanaia. Die beiben 9O~rpsboidesr
umGreiten fofort bic Saluits2agunt, uHb
Ha6osm fe Iid iibsr5suet bditsH. baB
tsins isinbIihsa arisesfubr5suss nnDss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

es ia bishsr 70 gut ~psrFtdnben bate, feine
HiDdIen ge~gtneinnnber aus5uipielen, obne
fh feI6it in bic @eFdhr zines arieges
einSnldHtn. CRIT als Der Der Sallits @eieas
IhaFt in 9dmburg ssboriee Dompfer
.Germdnia1, Der am "a. Mugur 1914
pDn Gpbnen ertpnrtet purbs, dusblieb.
befiiratstsH mir, bab aua GngIrHD tn
ben aries psripifeIt fst. DisIs @ermuT
thung purbt bnnH burh bic am 26. refp.
~. unb 81. 4ugaF unb am !. Gsptenns
Bet In Saluit einldnfenben Gdmpfer
.GtaafgIeIretdr ardtte@, n@ouDernsur
3osfdts1, rWldrt" nnb aaOosmcon1 be-
itdtigt.
8iefs G&ifFs, bic BEN btutfdeH off
nliatiIHen GeImnaber ols HsgIeitbdms
pier gebitni hdtten unb nun nd9 4bgube
ibrsr Ro9lenIabung flint 4nse In SaIuit
5n lisgeH batten, ehs ft aug BEN DsIhwns
bsrperbnHb ousI9ieDen, ibsrbrahten uEs
bic iiber GdmDa unb Nnuru dufgsfdagss
men HeueitM prtFeteIegrdmme iibsr berrs
lihe Giege duf BEN heImiiden Rriegss
lddnpIab, bic bon uns NIT sr0btem SubeI
pernomRen purben. 9aB ftd aud BITE
Sdpdnsr bsreit fanbsn. Ibrem alter 2ehrs
meiitsr EN- ultimntnm gu itt[en unb iiG
nuf aoItsn Dsutf9Innos i'm Often 81 be-
Redeem, srfiints uns nit bittersm Dab
esstn bisfe 9dnbIaneer GHslonbs. %
mar uns dubsr 3peiftf. bab Fs nun bic
sinFigt GsIsgenbeit benubsn iDiirbeH,
ibren HuubSNg aaf bas 70 beib srIebnts
bsutfAs Giol 5Hfslssblt dli~A5ubsbnen;
rir fpcrtn Oabsr auf ibssn @siuA esIabt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

qns ban @sriti tinsa in 9aluii ous
idiIs esrdtutH rbtiniiAsH aaufmanns
pitbt bic ra5lH. 3la. 9ahitsbeubes ries
Der:
gm 3. MusuF btaAie una Der Don Der
beutihtn Rtgisruns gttartsris HOrDegis
ihe Tampfn .qroHto3 pOH Der SHisI
Rouru lommmo, bic WobiImdhunesors
Der, itoo9 o5ne ndhert @ngabt, sesen
pslhn 6sinb. auf grunb Der btrtits
anFone SEIi nit benz Dompfsr .@us
mania erbaItsH,n 9adrint bon Der Grs
morbuae bss oTierrsihif1tn 9byonfolesrs
paarss unb bar Ft nardus miiDidslnbeH
politiIhsn GgnnRUns nubmeH mir an,
o1B Rubgdnb unb hinter ihm isin treu
p~erbupseiss Grantreih ben Weltfrisbtn
beslo6ssu. an bic moslihEsit, baB aud
England Fa an BEN ariese btthsiligsn
piirbs, gIaubtsn mir niat. oa SObn 8ua
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

feHb tporen, fDurbe Elm Qanbnngstorps
bon eitpa $50 bis 500 Monn ausgeisbt.
9amit bseann bic .slorrsi6s GruberuHg-
Der tleiHen aofaneninieI SnbDcr i'm 5as
Iuits4ton. Die Snpansr fdisnsn auf benz
fritbIi1en gildnb Wiberltdnb eripnrtei 81
hdbsn, benn ldnmttidt in BEN 6afsn rms
eeldufensH GnrEGKen fpdreH NIT eefsftss
btreitsn G4Rsafsuergefhubm nrrnirt,
pdbrtRb bic GoIbaten fanrf seEabsn unb
Drs 8%aionttt aufstpflan5t bdttsn. Rad
Der GdHoung uuf per ner Jaluits@eisas
fdaft geboriesn MsrIt wurbm fofort
2auFpatrouidtn burA bic aoloHis gts
fhidt, pdbrsub bag Gros 6es 2anDuness
torps BAG 4mtsgsbdube iturmte, Dor benz
3tpsi MdfdiuensefDehrs f9uBbsreit ouFgss
ftslt nurbsn, obpobI bic Supdnsr fahsn.
DaB man linen niht ben eerinefien Wis
bsrItaHb en~tgessnlieLtt, unb obpOhl f6
.fuH fdmmtIi9e auf Der Sufd nnidIFgen
Guropdtr frisbItb pom @tranbDsse aus
bas auabuugsm0noDer uHiaben.
Das nan s~ingebprener art bsrgsitsIte
aoIsrnement fit bic is Ihipdr5en poIis
seioIbatsn in Jaluit, bic fb ouf 8sfsbI
bes GtdtIunsIeiters untsnaffnet IN ihrer
9ebauIuus uufbietsn, rurbs bon ben
@eltsn nit esfdItem Boionstt eeftarmt;
anF bic aus Mnsl iIitbenbep fdror5eu
pcIi5iitnn fhoHn Ft i9nrf, chne itbct|
eiHtn Maun az trsffen. Die GtiaOHs
IhluSen tn bic nabsu qripdtbduIer Elm
unD bdtieF Fpmit leidt nds GebsH ber
frisbIi9en 9etDohHtr g~sfdbrben t0Hrsn-
GObann bssdnnsn Bic GoIbatsn tn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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ilsHaiIte gtlaNT HehiA nhiiAtt ~
Hltn ia iatta plififH eae ~
Hffaaifan6 800 tit hL tii1f t.Ilsf
llati NiffH ielita. AanaH
2fsfrt Niftit dH tete tPfit a.i pi
Hsfat lfatnttr Gttit an ptN
ANnp kamFlis pc AstFfee.eeiitttetft
hmiiait ~ etu 1~alslispaifH ~ ~
rtn am Hdl'sn Dlrtafs hea7 sas
tmtiHi AiN lan1iia8t alsAit Ha9.
ttnh tFtl VanittifiusH ani1ttnfna NUM-
aaifn, ehfh bt lnHiaie Hinrs drsas
fahtlh anb iit oahtE out ost Hpfes ptF'
aalififn.
1atb,m BON zen IpipteoiaauH 0frs
mtHuuatn in 6aitn posamomfntn maftH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

seinFen. Die 9eD0Isemng ~bsossnsts uns
NIT duberlfsf 90fIiditil.
Gum Gdlub lei nod srtpdbnt. bdb loat
Rn9ri9t aus gut untsrrinlstsn 9reiisn
l1on EnuItnbs bOn idpaniI6en AnFebIern
mad BEN nsusn beuiIden Ghueeebitt Der
WdriaHtrp, poIauss, aaroIintn, unb
Mdrfdaa 5nisln es5pesn iHb, uHb jdpus
nifhe Dirmen bort f4cn 0anbsIsgsihdIte
NIT ben Ginesborsnsn augetnipH baden,
bersn GDmputbitn he huEA ihfs Ghlsus
berprslIe FaerIl4 baIn gelpinnsn sDerbsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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20 9Hh #st
ffNtaPt lifa atf tailA
#tfafa elHi Nflfal l.lhalH Het
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HaiH Wiiihnst ellt1F esiatH ~ "
fu tast Nftsn pH
tsHH rNt CD ~ 4.asalH l.ai
AaiAdlo rufrin over veg ntin
fahnh Asi'irlurii fadt uralal als wall
1au tatt m.fit aeA NY
6tahaH maips e aANaRsl@
fuaith aaitf tfiitm Rl1Ntl ID Mt klt
AHa ~ paA NaEiefialHR n's'i
tilsa ltt slEsaa ptal tals1p
YfttpfsIiapga zen lihi'Fs saR slss
hifb e.; wv HniPaNnl Ahf iaHth
natltn 70 PEI, nwa.t sn nopsa'
ufssr unlus Noplt gin laaIsH aaetln
es PIN mp toeit as op PIG 2pus
lesgsahm. 1as plsIatastaFpa IAN
nahtf. 1as nabisn resr tlnt Helai'H'
sairouiat lsiA ~ y lalstsh stualg 3,
I6mmh! pa wv lolIaea aA ai.lsisA
yolisn Nt@A' ~ lausn al4 ~ pN 81
ET S9aNe aans nnpeeeh ~ stpsh
yItroe ltnr3en' An0eLs laesn pelpsl ~
heit polisn MI an. Aif aafIsenhs paI
iolofal. 4nss s'ie ptli l9heatr' aas e
5sh nlmni pes nisosrsulqtslpsn. aus
raHHls snr strap lsoo9 nun TAN uhlHe
9roBis NsnerraldHns- Se VIsles patsn
rsittrlos. Salo lam PIE Auf@afiiHe.
gld9oeH MI Den Sapnqo5 psFlNlsn
1ditsn, nrans en- Sne ethz S9po}loh
0rasprsr nno 10 YtsIos stllen rq pIm
AnslaoeA los nno lasien oapoh. llnlet
eeIsdt mar clio sseea retisrloit sllsIne
esFnlrf BON nsnsn eisr HHisrtR 9aultn
sum Apfer Ilslen, aGi mnrnen apasIahssR
nno per Helt mar tIii1 auf AlHnsNpiss
nsrieber. Disie tlsIns Sptlope gap gas
jseo9 DIE Jsitrtaufs na1nsm nir sri
enc Stunoe aus oem 5ue 9sraus moreR,
tlHo MIR puBitH nun I'M maprfH Siflns
BEG Boriss, mas e 9stBt, nenn osnIe
BohHel perHrnTliege1.
Der Rtit Der Nddt perlief ruhis. gtt
beT eriteH 5dssssrausn jenod tam en-
attiner 5auptmdHn, Der berelts nItls 0sa
fshie mitgemaht BATH. nnb iibrnahH'
3sitliA urfere aomp1snis. Die Rutitn
purben BON allen Geiten b%ebrdngt, urb
man srirartets, baB fe bic bon uHs hsa
ieste StrnBe benuben piirofH. I'm 0ur1'
Subrehen. Der ernt Der Gage ipuros
IN. fsbr ilnr semoht, unb aHss mubts
bsrdn, uuf ben bic StraBeH bsherridenosn
6iigelu Derf9dnsungsH 81 bauen. sir
fingen IN erit Sedung fur lisaenos
6diben su fdaffen. als fsins Auhsn
tdmen, bduteH mir mad un0 nab quo
5diibenerdbsn fir ftehenbs Sdiistp aug
nnb dIs mir bdrnit fertig lpdren, urIb hotts
ten Rubs 5n finSsn, hisB g cine 5ipeIfs
unb brittle 2inie W~erihon5un9er baueit,
Bis mir Elm berdrttges REP Don Dtabsr
aHgelegt, nuB irgtnb Elm SpioH, Glisger
Ober cine Reitersp dtronile sum rninOes
fen battle annebnen miihen, bdB cine Brit
aubs bic Gtrdbe psrtheioigt gdlrHe
muroeH eefdnt unb iiber bic strubs ess
Dorfen. Die Bride ipuroe nsrfleinet, ulo
aaes fsrtfe gsmu6t, UNI fe in ipenissr
MiHuten ub3ubrs9eni unb Ddhrsftb nfr
gansen Set, bic mir drbeiteten, groats Der
Bonner Der @efdiise. Deitllh, nnroltn
unb 5ibIi6 bon uns, blibte Is duf gsfOIgt
bon BEN cumpfen griilsn Der urtilerte.
Sect bier, bann oort, onnn fptes
Der in unbern Ri4tuns, fhfodr5te iit Der
| 6immel nit ben RduAnrlteu brsHnsnosr
GehDfte. Sdnnsnberg mar i'm poaen
gange. itHiers Gtunbe tonnte ishsn 4us
/ nenk4t4 harmon 40 HYfAsfene1 Meft9T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

Die DSatl rtssln isIbRtbdtls ihts
Observation-Disclosures 70. bah ibr aOrpsrs
selpiGt ipHitant bIsibl.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21
Stay Away lawn

Jawn y. Rockefeller, Jr has favored
colorado with Nisi; OF several week :
gasoline. Jawn. We like to see y"l:
1855 t. n;N" you tcac.t ou- San I:tv
school classes, like to h6", you .da,.c..
with our girls. and even Dit: o.Ir coal
hat when it comes to payinr for the
visit with two cent raise on III. me.
Ia run our Fords- that is another
story. 60 hcm" .Iawn quick and don.
come back until We send for you-I.a-
mar Register
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21
Missionary Convention

one of the Is great Missionary Con-
'"ntiOns to be held by the United Prot
ostant Board OF America throughout
he Nation during the fall and winter,
will be held in Denver, Oct 27th to 3lst
This Convention is for the Northern ha |
"I Colorado. Tie Southern and West
ern half of Colorado will meet at
lN"blo. Headquarters for the Denver
Convention has already been establish
I'd at the Auditorium hotel and theEx-
ccutive Secretary. MIR c. NJ Keelcr.
from the Eastern office is at the hotel
headquarters actively arranging for
tie Convention. Mr. keelcr believes
there will be 2OGO registered delegates
in Attendance. All Protestant church
- are urged to send delegates. l5 of
the strongest mon ofthc various church
boards will he on the program This
promises to be one of the greatest
religious meetings over held in Colo
RADIO.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

BIRCH ana lcli0W paper for Hal
Nowcrn nj this office.
Ed Wolf and Family OF Big Springs
were i'll Juiesburg on Tuesday after
noon.
+, II. Morley of St. Paul Ncbr. is here
this week looking after his farm inter
cs:s.
Ed Fischer County Commissioner is
to be commended in his activity in hav-
ing the roads draSger after the two
days rain Of last week. He made 4
trip to SeGgwick early Monday Morn
inr and saw to it that the road drags
cot busy on the entire distance. Good
work nceD it NJ.
Eiack ind yellow paper for Hal
lrNrcn nj this office.
Andrew Clark who has been rent
lug rooms IL the Ccngrcsationa! Pas
soaage moved 70 Tiff fol. the winter.
Mrs. Paul Of Oregon sister of Mrs
T. Y. Gr:n,l,an came Tuesday and left
with Mrs Holder for Mrs. Holder
Home the SAM evening.
Master Erg;ns Carson Son OF Mr.
and Mrs. ". O. Carson Is reported On
the sick list.
Miss Searlcss ard Company are e.-
p'c:rd to be guests in Julcsburg early
n November. You will surely want To
set acquainted with them.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21
w ~ New and Complete Line of Picture Mouldines
w. ~ OcA oOA4 Just Received Also NewR Rugs

K. +. Clayton is in receipt of a box
ci fine apples shipped him by Miss
Marie who is attending school at Lin
coin Nebr These apples are as fine
as are found any where and are grown
ON the Nebraska State AGRICULTURAL
Farm.
The JulesDu.g Garage is now open
for business again. The new building
Is. "A decided improvement over the one
destroyed by fire and is very much
credit to the town ~
Morris i.annng is reported as being
man will soon be recovered
The City Garage has just installed
an overhead track to facilitate work
in their repair department.
,.lrs. Eazen OF Lamar Colorado came
Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs. r. V
| Grantham.
Ms Holder Mrs. 7. V. Grap;ham' $
mother left :or her home in Washing
ton on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Brown left for Colorado
Springs and Denver Tuesday as a de-
| logatc to the Grand Lodge of Rebeccas
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Petersen left for
| Omaha On Sunday Morning. The pub
lie can expect the ve.y latest in Ladies'
Furnishings and Millinery to follow
| them home.
Miss Agnes Mcclellan who has been
visiting Miss Hattie Gilchrist will leave
| for her home at Alta Ncbr. the first of
mex. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane returned from
their Omaha trip the first OF the week.
| Mrs. Roberts who has been visiting
on the Pacific coast is expected home
this week
Miss Reva Smclscr entertained the
"Old Maids Club on Monday evening
Glenn LaSelle was business visit
or in Chappell on Wednesday
Attorney Roy T. Johnson was legal
caller in Sterling on Wednesday.
Russell Sect and Van Dutton are
employed at tic Sterling Factory.
Herbert Poole is spending a few days
at homo.
Il. o. Deuiin and wife were in Jules
burg Monday morning on their way
homc from Denver via auto.
B.aci. and yellow paper for Hal
lnwccn nj this office.
| The Auction Land Sale that closed at
PccN Saturday was very much of a
iizZ!e on account of the lack of buyers
Judge Austin returned home last
! Ffida! and reports that he left his
brother who mas been seriously i'll
very much improved.
WintCrbOtham and Hudson are hav-
ment of their Store building.
Dr. Ewing reports Mrs. Joe Hcwgley
seriously i'll with blood poision
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

ia' u"
Jr President Frank sherman and W II
naiut d. Bush Superintendent NJ Attorney
The of epcmher til read and approved
letter from the Sheriff OF Logan
The Secretary MeKnstry and John L.
ame and 'S Tne 1ule"rs n"", irns asn ,,n
The SECRETARY Henry wilcox
Is, % ovr rH , a.s p, .s off ns nc Of
% @ interest interest payments to be made on same in
Indemnity Insurance in compliance wit, the ,,,, Act
taken up ana the matter referred report
q, M sar lIay ID J., presented to Tie Board
Re 10 an ,Ss % a'c psan vain IT., hm in the E Of the
''' 4"' ''S Is '' could inspect the land
rery appeared before for damages
sd cfns % the matter settled with him $500
s" ns h office s, wa s @ Of to M Drep1o % books
smn M o l Thistle "a. appeared pea before the Board petition
mat:Sr wa" a AGAIN 0r ] s p ten the " Of , ono lands j" the District and
how w much @ Of I'll" land should be exempted '''
nd the ] ae, " w M % hp the matter the levy for the coming
motto" WIS made and second that the following resolution
the District the a board "9 s % GarD ors Of pr s ] % ao o,s,ns ing
nss' for the purpose hercne metoned
That 1uesbus irrigation
of Which, will "csssari 'r'Gs a n
the District the Hoaa ' of nsa ""s r
that the sane eren% Gs ,1%na % ''o" dollars 'sa'+o"
@ @ S sue" & GT ~ ss rssn,S n Sr ans m and '%a
dollars dol $2sscoo, and tina, the
Io the District
Thousand eighty
that of
re provided said
the
sherman These voting
WIS to
the
motion was made seconded and carried that
and same
s J. Perry
Dye Brothers
inion Pacific Railroad Repair
tHiy Garage,
r. flee Rent
Scigwck Hardware %,
w W. kelncy Supplies 20
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j.,
Frank Sherman
Braldt Drcctc-
Settler
Irwin Benedict,
Roy Mex
Anthony On ~"
Elmer Sheridan.
G. NJ Robson
| quarter print
Grit Printing printing anGpo
{; T. Mckinstcy. Right
John L. Barber. o way
First National Selgwck Disc SepW
There being no futhcr business the
d. Parker Jr
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21
Attest,

LOCATION AND
Located ~ South Platte Valley
f' miles from "7l Olnala Trayer,J nv
MN a J"lchu-s the
rpaths by
States Telephone and
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The hasa
districts of
wo nsru i''"S "''
county
Mercantile establishments, iclpalw water nd
HEATH OuiIos
cement sidewalks. ,ounty High s,boo
parks
r. econ" Largest town the milo
o. Iuo"burg population goodcl clurcncs
school "''
Ni' located between Juesbrrg r,un,io,
LIVE " ~ '''''
s'
ACREAGE
Arcs ioooo suhiiyidel follows
Subject
'ra"ins ana hay land
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

Mrs. Julia HalloweIl returned u
short time ago from points in the
eastern states where she had been
visiting with relatives for some time.
Chappeil Register.
The Cash Store are continually max
ing improvements. They have had
two OF tE,ir windows made into fine
display windows and are having steam
heat installed
VIM Loves WAS in Julesburs on Fri
day on his way To Kimbal Nebr.
where lie had purchased two ears of
sheep To be brought to his farm west
Of Sedgwick and where they will be
fed this winter.
c. b. and Earl McKirstry, J. y. Bu-
chanan and y. T. Bush o: Sedgwicn
were attendants al the banquet in
Julesburs last Wednesday evening.
| j. u. Hoag was in from his farm in
the south wcs, part of the County on
dnesday and attended the banquet
here that evening.
Paddy Lowe and John Hamilton were
visitors 10 Denver on last Thursday
afternoon making the trip in Mr.
Loves car
Horace Parker suffered a painful
acciden. last week when . horse fell
on him severely injuring Il leg.
| Harris and Son had the misfortune
of having one of Their best brood
mares die on last Saturday morning.
with this issue We close the 10th
year of the Grit Advocate. We shall
continue in the future to make the
paper just as good as possible. But to
do so we need help we need the COOP
| tIdtioH ol our business men Win tnelf
business and we need the news. The
readers of this paper can help in
making lis lTta year the very best one
Old Engineer j, Run Over In Sterling
Yards
| Martin Murphy 81 for tlirty-two year
Gn engineer on the Union Pacific rail
road and resident of Denver was run
over by switch engine in the railroad
yards at Sterling Monday night One
leg and one ann wcr. severed from his
body. He was rushed to Denver arriv.
ing at O'Clock Tuesday morning, and
;as taken at once to Mercy hospital
Attic weak from the loss OF blood he
wa; conscious when taken from the
train and recognized his family.
Murphy was walking thru the yards
on the way to the passenger train he
'aS to bring into Denver at 2:3O o'clocl,
He became blinded by the glare of a
headlight in front of him and stepped
backwards directly in front of another
engine approaching from behind him
His right foot was severed at the ankle
and his right arm was cut off at the
shoulder. He was brought to Denver
on the train he himself was to hav,
brought
dc is one of the ablest employees OF
the Union Pacific Company, and is one
Of the Oldest engineers in the service
He lives at 1896 Franklin street.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

Stamped Linens Of all kinds ior
Christmas. Mrs. il. A. Cono'er.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

Black ANA yellow paper for Hal.
iuwcrn nj this office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-10-21

Or. Ewing reports Mrs Joe. Hcwgley
$ ariously i'll with blood posion