The Julesburg grit-advocate., March 16, 1911, Image 5

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- What Makes A Bank Strong?
milexmrm”plmn;. ALI amnia gns T The M D ey
Thello::):a!shier and assistant cashier are bonded with the
best insurance obtainable.
OFFICERS DIRECTORS
B. F. Clayton, Pres. P. Petersen Chas Petersen
P. Petersen, V. Pres. B. F. Clayton
E. F. Clayton, Cashier. C. M. Harris M. L. Babeock
J. C. Wagner, Asst. Cashier
hehx: are pleased with service we have to offer. You will
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
E. F. CLAYTON, Cashier
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l CORN‘ OAT§ CORN CHOP
o We have sold out all of our high
" priced grain boufl:t in 910, and
will now make a lower price on all
ain and grain products, than any
s:qler in this territory.
GOOD CLEAN COAL
Maitland, Rock Springs, Hanna Pur
itan and Pennsylvania Anthracite.
We have a larger,-better and clean
er stock than we have ever carried.
LUMBER and BUIL ING MATERIAL
All grades and everything for the
builgr. Cash will ge:m::l low pric
esand“A No. ” goo(g from the
| The John Cass Lumber Co.
FRESH AND SALT MEAT |
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j Fresh and Salt Meats
, Fresh Oysters - Poultry
: We buy hogs, poultry and
hides at all times. :
Raines Meat Market.
Julesbirg, . - - - Colorado.
YOU WILL LIKE
OUR !IE IGH.
Coal? Yes Sir! We always have Rock Springs
Lump, Round Oak Niggerhead and Lafayette Lignite
Lump. One of these will certainly please you and
don’t forget that we are headquarters for lumber, lath
shingles, posts, brick, sash, doors, cement, plaster,
lime, nails, staples, glass, paints, brushes, oils, varnish,
.1 tar, felt, tin, putty, American fencing, barb wire,
; smooth wire, builders hardware, buildingipaper, pre
pared roofing, etc.
THE OVID LUMBER CO.
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER.
OVID, - - - - - COLORADO.
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l THE GATE-WAY CAFE
- We will serve meals at any .
hour and give your order
prompt attention. Your pa- -
tronage solicited. = s
S. E. STEVENSON, Proprietor.
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All kinds Clothes to Order
L. J. Lundell | “c2O 05000 >
'l'he Tulor Citizens Bank Blk Julesburg
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Local - and - Persenal
Time Table.
(WEST BOUND---MAIN LINE.)
No. 1-—-Overland Limited. . 5.54 p.m. !
No. 3--ForeignMajl .. 4.40 am.
No. 5--Oregon Express 410 am.
No. 7—Los Angeles limited..B.46 p.m. '
No. 9—Fast Mail . 5.00 p.m.
No. 11--Denver special ... 3.2 p.m.
No. 15—Colo. EX&RH e 2156 2.
No. 17—Ore and Wash Lim. . 10.00 p.m.
No. 19—Express ... .. 4.55 p.m.
No. 61--Way Freight . - 3.05 p.m.
, (EAST BOUND---MAIN LINE.)
No. 2—Overland Limited.... 12.12 p.m.
No. 4—Atlantic Express . 6,26 p.m.'
No. 6—Oregon Express . 522 am.
No. 8--Los Angeles dY. 48 a.m.
No. 10—Foreign wrr. 617 a.m
No. 12—Chicago Specia;._. 4,05 p.m.
No. 16—Colorado Express_ . . 4.40 a.m.
No. 18—Oregon-Wash, Lim _ 9.09 p.m.
No. 20 -Mail and Express _ 6.12 a.m.
No. 62—Way Freight . 8.40 a.m.
(WEST BOUND---BRANCH LINE.)
No. 215—Colorado Express... 2.20 a.m.
No. 211—-Denver Special ... 3.30 p.m.
No. 131—Motor Passenger . 8.20 a.m.
No. 251 —Denver fast freight 12.45 p.m.
No. 263—Local Freight.... 1.15 p.m,
(EAST B()UND---BIK—ANCH LINE.)
No. 216—Chicago Express 4.35 a.m.
No. 212—Denver Special . 9.00 p.m.
No. 132 Motor Passenger. . 6.20 p.m.
No. 252 Omaha fast freight. 7.00 a.m.
|No. 264 Local Freight ... 11.30 a.m.
Julesburg Lodge Directory
L. 0. 0. F. —Every Monday.
A. F. & A. M.--Every Friday.
M. W. A.—Each Thursday of Month.
Royal Highlanders—Every Wednesday.
Rebekahs -Ist and 3rd Tuesdays.
Eastern Star—Once a Month.
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M. E. Church.
10 a. m.-—Sunday School.
11 a. m.—Morning Service.
2:30 p. m.—Junior League.
6:30 p. m. —Epworth League.
Topic: The equipment of the Christian
Soldier. Leader: Mrs Finley Dye.
7:30 p. m.—Evening Service.
Sermon subject: ‘‘How a secretary of
state went on a Journey and found a
Savior.”’
Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Midweek Ser
vice.
The Pastor invites all the young men
of the community to join his Young
Men'’s bible class which meets at the
Sunday School hovr iu the study.
A.J. WALLER, Pastor.
Congregational Church
10:00 a. m.—Bible School.
11:00 a. m.- Morning Worship.
2:30 p. m.—Jurior C. E.
7:30 p. m.—Evening Service.
Wednesday 7:45 p. m.—Prayer and
Praise.
W. N. Klrk, Pastor.
A. A. Weston, of Pole Crik,
was a city visitor Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Brown, of Merino.
was a city visitor last Friday.
W. L. Hanson, of Holyoke.
was acity visitor last Eriday.
Bulk garden and flower seed will be
on sale at Dye’s Hardware this spring.
Miss Koehler, of Ovid, came
down to the county seat Sunday,
Mrs. E. C. Potter, of Brighton.
was a city visitor the f()l'(?]):ll'l of
the week.
What do you know about that cash
sale at Petersen’s Store.
Alvah Greenis entirely original
in style.— Terre Haute (Indiana)
Star. ;
0. B. Yeman, of Boulder was in
the city Monday evening and Tues
day morning.
Lees Egg Maker for sale at Dyes
Hardware.
F. M. Otto, of Western. Nebr..
was transacting business in our
city the first of the week.
C. H. Williams, of Boulder.
was in the eity the first of the
week visiting with Prof. S. S,
Snell.
Electric light globes at Dye’s
hardware.
D. H. Gibson. of Sterling came
down te our city Monday night
and Tuesday morning started uni
lasurvey of the Coli.-ado Telephone !
Co’s lines between here and Fort |
Morgan. :,
Money saved is money made,- try |
that Cash Sale at Petersen’s Store. |
P. R. McDowell and wife :u'-?
rived in the city from Steamboat |
Springs Sunday evening. M. |
McDowell had been employed nlll
the Steamboat Pilot for about :1'
month, but on account of his wife's|
health he fad to go toa lower cli-|
mate. Mr. McDowell Jeft ,\[un-'
day night for Kearney., Nebr..
‘where he has accepted a position
as linotype operator on the Hub.
Mrs. McDowell will go to Kearney
the latter part of this week. Her|
many friends here hope she will
have better health in that section. |
E. F. Clayton was in Sedgwick
“l"fi‘h,\' morning. ’
| d. G. Mowbrey, of Dorsey,
| Was & city visitor last Sunday. ‘
‘ H. J. Erickson, of Ovid, came |
jdown to the county seat. l"rida,v}
Inn his - way to Sterling, ?
Dye Bros guarantee Lee’s Egg Maker l
'(o make the hens lay. Your moneyl
baek if you are not satisfled.
Wi, Lowes, of Dorsey, spent i
Saturday in - our city lmn-':n'liugl
business, '
All Kinds of electrie light globes |
at Dye’s hardware, |
L. C. Maxwell, of Sterling, i
came down to our city the first '
of the week, |
The Muaundy Lee Incubator is the !
kind with the “moisture regulator. |
For sale at Dye’s Hardware. w:
l W Cornelins, of Columbus, |
Nebr., wis a visitor to our city |
{last Sunday.
I Grant Kennedy, of Ovid, was !
a county seat visitor the I:uu-rl
part of last week, :
We uare selling: oyr large portalflei
llamps at cost. Betterlzmrchuw while
you can save money. Ked Vance. |
i JCOMeCrery made a business|
{trip into the central part of Nebr..
the last of last week.
M. lLaughlin, of Ovid, was
transacting businees in the county
|.~wm the latter part of last week,
With Eighty dollars, ycu can buy a
hundred dollars sorth of goods at
| Petersen’s Store. |
Joe Span returned from Grand
Island the latter part of last week.
He was visiting: with his sister at
that place. 1
| Ray and Edward Farnam have
moved onto the Walter's farmeast
of town and will farm the place
: this scason,
You Fellow’’ now’s the time for you
to lay in your supplies at reduced rates.
| The P. Petersan fierc. Co.
.| Geo. . Thomson returned from
r | Kansas ( lity Sunday morning where
»{ he had been in the interest of the
Julesbure Land Company.
For the best electric heating, pads
-1 see Ked Vance the plumber.
Alkert Campbell, who was eall
ed to Missouri a short time ago by
the death of his father. returned to
the city Friday morning.
1| Wm. Stout, of this city. movedto
Holyoke last week. M. Stout
| will engage in the well drilling busi
: ‘m-ss in’ that place.
I Frank W. Cooley. of Burlington,
‘lowu. was looking at some of this
j lcuuntr,\"s fertile soil the latter part
of last week and the first of this
- l with a view of purchasing.
International Stockfood for sale at
Dye’s Hardware.
' Twins, a boy and a girl arrived
‘lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
| Richardson last Thursday afternoon
: | “Red™ is wearing a smile that
[{won’t come off. It is reportrd
that he had the little boy up to the
1| clectric light plant Friday intro
| ducing hin to the boys,
ll _The S‘V".er Furniture Store just re
) cieved this week a tine lot of the latest
{ sheet music.
| Miss Elma Law, who has been
'l:lllonding school in Greeley this
z f winter,returned to her home in the
city the first of the week. She will
‘lrvmain here during the spring va-
E(_‘:lli()l]. She says Julesburg looks
3 !:l-.‘.‘full,\‘ cood to her after an ab
"[sence of two or three months.
’ Feed International Stockfood and
. | you will save twice the cost of it in
Igrain and the stock will do better
'| For sale by Dye’s Hardware.
| Elsewhere in this issue will be
|fnund a display advertisement of |
*lth(- next number of the Im-lur«"
course, which will be held here
; March 25. Alvah Green is highly
i recommended as an entertainer and {
| everyone may besure of a pleasant |
';‘.-n-ninzs entertainment without a |
j/lr,\' spot in it if they attend lhis}
{number. Dont forget the date,
[ March 25. Admission 3ic. l
} _The Styer Furniture Store just r‘--!
| cieved this week a fine lot of the latest
| sheet music.
| Last Thursday night two :lll(us!
loaded to their capacity were |
l:lri\'nn to Sedgwick. The occu- j
| pants, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Dye, |
[Mr.and Mrs. W. M. Labaree, l;
|.\lr. and Mrs. Owen Brooks, Murs, :
M. L. Babcock, Mr. E. F. Clfly-H
tonand I. J. and David Br(mks,j
went to attend the revival meet-!
ings being held at that place.
They report a nice trip and excel- |
lent work on the part of Rev.
Jones, the evangelist. ‘
'FOR THAT BAD COLD! i
T I SIS
Ry Koxocald Tehios. anvens son i
m. No quinine, no bu: n ears.
ninsSy md amls. Wa g l
colds, in tablet form. Easy to take and
handy to carry. They act directly on the 0
mucous membranes, a few tablets bring »
relief. We guarantee them. I
Z. N. CLEVELAND'S Drug Store. !
S 5 GRS GRS G GRS ¢ GEED RN GENNENED
Messrs. W. A, Stewart and .|
C. Conger, of Ong, Nebr., were
city visitors the latter part of last
week. :
Electric toasters 's what you need. |
See Ked Vance, 1
Geo. E. McConley., of .\'lt'l'“llH{
was in the city Inst Friday in the
interest of the Colorado Telephone
comprny.
For Sale: - Early Ohio Seed Potatoes.
A. J. Brundage.
Probably every woman who is
stoned for wearing a harem skirt is
right down glad it is not a hobel
'she has on.
- The dance given by the Modern
Woodman last Saturday night was
well attended and a very nice time
was had by all,
R.T. Adams. accompanied by |
Rev. Waller aud a number of land
seekers, went to Holyoke last Fri
day afternoon.
Fred Deßerard went to Deaver!
the latter part of last week in
the interest of the New South Ir
rigation District.
S D Melane, formerly of this
place but now of Lexington,
Nebr., came in Sunday to attend
to business matters,
J. B. Wright, of Beatrice. Neby..
was a city visitor the forepart of |
the week, Mr. Wright was look
ing at some of this County’s for-|
tile soil.
There is some consolation in
the thou_ht that there are hosts of
people in these United States who
need never fear the blighting of
fect which ownership of the Hope,
diamon is presumed to scatter in its
wake.
[ C. F. PARKER, President ; E. D. HAMILTON, Cashier
! C. W. WHITE, Vice President.
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" The First National Bank
: OF JULESBURG
¥ A Home Bank Owned by Home Feople :
,! CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $60,000
' : e Thans ani e Ineß e b Contitane
that we can render satisfactory service.
: l JULESBURG, -- . S COLORADO
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| SPECIALS 1
| FOR THE COMING WEEK I
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| ¢
l Itis time to begin thinking of spring I
and summer garments. This year
( embroideries are particularly in de
, mand. We offer from now until
1) March 27th on all embroideries and :
’ I laces and white goods including In- l
il dia linens, long clothes dimity, per- l
| sian lawns and demasks at
| l
xl 20 per cent discount. '
| W.M. Labaree |
. .
I G. E. Hendricks was in Chap
pell the lattar part of last week at
(tending to legal business,
| Morris T horkildsen, of Mil
| waukee, who his been visiting
| with his friend Ben Heiderich of
[ this city, left for Chicago Monday
levening. He will visit with s
Juncle in that city.
Mrs. Alice M. Kaylor, repre
senting the Norma Home Asso
: ciation for children, was in our
il"il,\‘ last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs,
| Kaylor recieved a liberal donu
tion for th* home here although
|nu children from this territory are
i its care. She received very
*liberal donations from the various
' adjoining towns.
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