The Julesburg grit-advocate., April 10, 1913, Image 8

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New Trains to Pacific Coast
BEGINNING APRIL 24
Overland Limited
Lv. Omaha - - - BOOOA.NM
Ar. San Francisce - - 9:30 A. M. 2d day
Only exclusively first-class daily extra fare train to
California. I'v reduction in time saves 2 husipess dav.
- Tgutpment is 21! steel, electric lighted, built exclusively
ior th s tramn, «mbodying every convenience iuxury and
hygienic appliance tending to the ccmfert, enjoyment
and safel.\‘ of passengers. New buffet club car, dining
and observation cars, standard slecpers, con partmets
and drawing room.
Some of the special features are: Barber shop,
baths, ladies’ maid, stenographer, valet, selected Ahl)rar._\'.
all club features, telegraph bulletins, electric lights in
upper and lower berths, compartments and drawing |
rooms cnsuite. |
Only persons holding first-class passage lickclt with :
extra fare and sleeping car tickets will be carried on |
this train. \
Pacific Limited |
Lv. Omaha - - U. P. 12:30 midnight /
Ar. Ogden - - - 6:50 A. M. Ist day
Ar. Salt Lake City - O.S.L. 8:15 A. M.
Ar. San Francisco - So. Pac. 8:50 A. M. 2dday
Ar. Los Angeles - S.P.L.A.& S.L.10:00 A. M. 2d day
Brand new all-steel clectric lighted equipment con
sisting of standard sleepers, compartments and drawing
rooms, tourist sleepers, latest designs, library observation
| car, diner. Through standard and tourist sleeping car
service to Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
This represents one of the highest class non-extra fare
trains in service.
In addition to the above there will be standard and
tourist sleeping cars, to San Francisco, in connection
with a new train, the San Francisco Limited, Leaving
Omaha on train 17 at 9:40 A. M. and arriving in San
Francisco on Southern Pacific train No. 5 at 8:30 P. M. |
] The above mentioned trains will be operated daily via
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Weiion Pt
i Standard Road of the West
Protected by Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals
Dustless Roadbed Double Track q
For literature and futher information relative to 1
schedules, fares, routes, sleeping car reservations, side
trips, stop-overs, etc., call, phone or write.
: G. S. Kinsman, Agent
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l Special Sale Every Saturday I
' SATURDAY, APRIL 12. i
Silver ware----Aluminum ware.-- Nickle plated ware
| - Market Baskets---Boys Wagons---Rubber Hose '
SATURDAY APRIL 19.
Curry Combs and Brushes, Base Ball Goéds, Lees
Poultry Supplies, Butcher Knives
and Carving Sets. |
pecn P L T P U eSee e b U LSRR S L
We have a full line of fresh bulk western grown flower, garden and
! field seed. '
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One Car of Implements
Have Arrived. One more to follow.
If you need anything in the Implement
Line which I have not in stock give me
your order either by mail or phone.
Call Julesburg 101
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August Fischer
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PIONEER HOTEL
Dr. G. F. Ewing
Diseases of Women and Children
s Specialty. |
Phone Julesburg 7. Julesburg, Colo
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DR. GRANT BABCOCK- Den
tist. Office Heurs; 9to 12 a.
M.ltodp. m. Rooms 3 and 4,
Post Office Block, Julesburg, Colo-"
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THE JULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE, APRIL. /0, 1913
| South Divide If
The neighbors and friends sur-
I[nrisml Mr.and Mrs. H. J. Smel
’sor with a party at their home '
iS;.lurr!:n_\' evening. Everybody
jenjoved a good time.
‘ Mayme Donelly is spending u
; few weeks at the Ernest Harwen
| home. [:
! Saturday shoppers in Julesburg .
(were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hogun
|day Richards, Mr. Millsap, Wil
{bur Allen, Mr. Allen Sr., Bill
! Stone. Mr. and Mrs. John Avery.
Hlarrey Robertson and H. J. Smel
[ ser. .
] Saturday shoppers in Venanvo
were Andy Jackson, Danse Dros.
I Mr. and Mrs, George Bates, Mr.
!:llul Mrs. Ned Barton, Mr. and
[Mors, Ed Richardson, Mr. and M.
‘.luhn S[n'lh‘. C. . Stone, John
Kluth and Lige Gear.
% Versus Juett and family <pent
[Sunday st M. L. Parkers,
l Hugh Green and H. J, Smelser
‘1‘:1”-'«{ at the Tom Richardscn ‘-
home Sunday., ‘
l Nathan Spelts and Andy Jack-|
[son ealled at the John Spelts home |-
] Wednesday.
] John Spelts Fauled coal from :
Amherst Friday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anscn|
were in Julesburg, Wednesday. i
Nathan Spelts had a steer stray |
away in the blizzard, A \\'hih-l:
face red steer with ear marks in"i
richt ear. Anyone seeing the an-|:
imal please let him know. i
Hugh Green was in Venango |
Friday. i
Misses Lena, Ray and Roma|
Russell of Venango spent Satpr- |
day and Sunday with Riva Smel- ||
|n('l'. |
Harry Lundy and wife are I'l‘~i
joicing over the arrival of a son
since March 31st. |
M eare sorry to say that Mr.l
-~ Tom Richardson is not as well at|
Ctis writing. l
i John Spelts and Andy Jackson
were breaking a colt Monday.
M. F. Parker was in Amherst
Friday.
Mr. Store from Julesburg has|
put a bridge in the Sand Draw|
which was impassible. |
Harry Robertson is farmine :m-:l‘
batchiog over n the sand country. l
; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anson
visited at Mr. Lornsburys Mnn-i
I day. - .
Entertain their Club ;
The M. M. M. Socicty composed |
of a dozen r more ol our young|
ladies entertained at the home of‘
Miss Alice Parker on last Satur-|
day evening. These youngr ladies
seem to be able to have a ‘,v'nml;
time without the presence of mere |
“man’ but we know that a lot of |
our young men \\‘nl!“ .q»proci:ltoi
very much an invitation to some |
of these doings. %
For Sale or Long Lease i
The south half of the south east |
quarterof sec. 8- 11- 45, half a mile|
south of the Ovid Bridge. Section ‘I-I
10- 43, 1
I Inquire of Lillic k. Voltz, |
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! Otfice of County Treasureri
= | Sedgwick. County. Colo.. )l(‘ll.i
S 0 1910, 1
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Notice is hereby given that 1
wili redeem at my office in Sc(l;:-\
wick quum_\' all warrants number
bered as follows: |
f\.._ Date oflasng il |
Juleshuré i;;‘i)!:ll:r!'l |)l:tr‘
3300 June 410912 ’.17.501
3301 31.55 |
302 250
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2335 B : ‘;‘n._:-..':%
3260 39,55
2262 _ 4480
0267 3.50
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.:..n a6.45
g : - 16,57
3349 5.00
= |l o
- | 3321 3 98,75
— | 5278 8704
S 1.00
2 s
e 3336 o A 3.00
Wl2 1 29,50
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= WSS : 2.7
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20 : 4
3314 i . 875
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3282 ... 450
3255, 1500 |
2289 2 1125
A4 12’.99|‘
327 43,95 |
2254....000e...May 211912, ................. 1000]
3342 June ¢1912 ... - 10.00 |
45 s 30,00 |
| 3269 15750 |
s e- .25 |
| 3340 125.00 |
325 — 17.39 |
213 May 2171912 275 |
9% : 12.05 |
104 May 71912 2.05 |
3231 May 21 1912 10.00 |
June 41912.................. 650]
264. ... > snsoanas.aess Il.!l’)’
284 : e . 7790
8319..... - . x.‘.,an“
PR LlO5O |
2 1,75 |
2 sod's . Eaahen Lln?
pe ) L 1800 |
7 : 3 |7.m'
K 47 R : .. 8.25
210... .-».May211912...... e s tiILL
13470000 June 41912.................. 91.50
276 A cssssns . 1810
17 . ¥ .00
24 cesseess 500 |
Ordinary Fund l
209 2 Jan. 71913 0 :;!
2007 3. '_'7-[
02 . .'\(.lll
2951 £ 509
3001 i .M!
5.15 |
2006 o ss I 9.30 |
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‘:-u:r.. ; 215
2019.... . R 2,65
| 2977 isschaatedt Dl5l
2884.... .. ....Nov. 151912... e 265
| 2057... Feb 35 1013, .. 20,00 |
| 3062. ... 1 ’ 1000
Bl Nl 3 { Sieeeen DO
RLA el L L R ies
‘1(11i!"......v, o essesssnsssssanes 2,65
[ ODRR %ae s S slefeis S Risk Sing sibia W D
RO i e S AR
3084........ 1 T s e e 80,
HOBSSY. 1% aisaneiba
RO T o sige s 8 R e saussans 880
iog Yol a8 ) e aveas 2.65
| 5045, . . 1 N 69,99
BOJDZE. st e S BESTOI
2043 2SO RIE e e b revaßl 2D
DOBO T 2 AOSO caseiesiosenaseniesiaet 00l
BIES TR . AL R IB0)
2694............5ept 21912, .oeiin..... AT 88
2052 -Feb 3 1913______ 2.65
3062 ... _Mch3 1013 ee- 26,50
15076 S = = 2,50
| 2072 2,65
1 Court House Expense Fund
JaLtee s S R an S aln s L 1000
‘mzn PR : PSR ity
4125 RS SRy n S 11018 50 S 5 T SRS TBO
1410“,,. i 7 Le T )
AL Feb 819185 sstTl S iißoap
|l4 S9OS AL _ 2500
AV S 4 S AeMR 60
MgIPET o M ehißßl9l9] e s 13,84
122 4 bt SS9O
ATE o 3 e S RCE 0500
AROEAERI LE S h & 21.10
Al gel th oy s ettt 3 OTEE
Road and Bridge Fund
113050 R Sap 13 11912 MmO 22,75
N9t : . 400
| )
[} EEESER i B 5.00
1120 et < R e et 1s 0,
140, : : 27.10
1170 L T I 500.00
1145 = £ ; lv.oo|
1n27 : venmnnn 30.00
a0 = .eae 18:20
1134 S T 0
1135 2 B 600
141 5 ola T 23,70
1123 s 1280
{ll2 e 13,80
| 1128 5 N
11120 3 SRR 50010.00;
{1 L 1250
'11:':' e _13.75
118625, 1, 10,00
! 124 = S :w..’.ni
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(1 Sept 5 1912 ST
{l2l 2 . 1875
| nz2e : : I~_'_m|
{naa. . Octll 1912 Ll2OO
fun = IR 92»0'
s = L ..200.00
in’.: L 3 Senei 22060
i 1140 , g 800
In,‘u 17.50
a7 : y 28,00 |
| 1158 ‘ s 3 16.00
1160 2=k ::.‘..wn'
!:lnv: ceeee D3OO
| 1163 52,00
l Sedgwick County Hizh School
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1427 o 605
| 428 205,07
{422 St !m.m‘
1429 1" B :_'\,nui
i 130 21 Q:n.mi
{431 - 320
l 133 28 32,90
42 . 278
ERE) 500
' School Dist. No. 46 ‘
. Oct 2% 1912 ; n-.-r:j
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{705 Nov 15 1812 ~EO.OO |
School Dist. No. 35 f
_ l 508 Mch 1 1913 35.00 l
| 506...... Feb 2 1012 s 11,60
iso: 2 Mch 1 1913 _-,,.'..1
Ii Ot ey eeon ceea 1,983 -_qf
:| Interest will cease on above war- ‘
| rants after April 30th., 1913. '
1 JAS. H. PARKER, |
) County Treasurer, |
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7] White Diarrhoea Can be Pre.|!
: vented and Cured i
v;? After vears of experiments we have dis- ;
P covered a sure ctire—or money back
i | 25¢ Package. 6 Packages $1 ‘
3|| Prevention is noteure-all, 1t only prevents] |
o | #'dcures White Diarrhoen in baby chicks | |
] #nd Cholerainolder fowles, One ounce of pre-J |
| vention i wnrth tons of cure, In tablet form,
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| automobiles than any man
Wl who ever lived. He knows
I how. That’s the reason he
| can build “The Universal
; Car” at a wonderfully low
. price. Better get yours now
W --if you want a Ford this
| b ' season.
' Our great factory has produced nearly a
; quarter of a million Model T's. Prices—runa
! bout $525 -touring car s6oo—town car $3OO--
l f. o. b. Detroit, with complete cquiptment.
’ For particulars get ‘‘Ford Times’’—an inter
' esting automobile magazine. Its free—from
: Detroit factory, Parker Brothers, Jules
;\ burg, Colorado.
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’ils not a Luxury, It
'| 1s an absolute necessity, if you!
‘ would care to take the full en-i
'[ joymentof living. We can install |
;| every plumbing need, or 1
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'|Correct Faulty Plumbing |
i Our workmen are very prcficient
'l and will cause you very little in
/| convience in repair work.
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| Should you have any plumb-|
.I- ing to be done, you will save?
| time and money by attending to |
.; it at once. }
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|| Charles W. Rook, M. D. ||
i Julesburg, Colorado. {
Office at residence, one block |
| north of High School Bldg. 1
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{ Telephone, Julesburg 96 i
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| EDWIN LEWIS |
{| Physician and Surgeon ||
1 We have a nice line of Drugs and Medicines | |
for our patrons and practice. i
l\ SEDGWICK, -co Lo. ||
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| Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office, at
\ Sterling, Colorado, March 5, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that Logan L. Glenn,
| of Julesburg. Colorado., who, on April 7, 1910,
| made Homestead Entry No. 012180, for Lots
2.3, &4. Section 20 Township 12 North, Range
| 43 West, Gth Principal Meridian, has tiled notice
I of intention to make final three year proof. to es
tablish claim to the land above described, before
f(‘num_\' Judge. at Julesburg, Colorado. on the
‘ Soth dav of April 1013,
| Claimant names as witnesses:
| Charles H. McSparran. Mary Reno. Peter Jensen
l and Guy Smith, of Julesburg. Colorado,
i W. H. POUND,
| Register.
: First Publication March 12, 1913
| Last Publication April 17. 1013
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Better Than Spanking
Spanking will not cure children of
wetting the bed, because it is not a
\ habit but a dangerous disease. The C.
| H. Rowan Drug Co., Department 954,
] Chicago, 111., have discoverec a strict
| Iy harmless remedy for this distressing"_
i disease and to make known its merfts
} they will send a 50¢ package securely
wrapped ond prepaid Absolutely Free |,
!w any reader of The Julesburg Grit- !
{ Advocate. This remedy also cures fre
quent desire to urinate and inability to
control urin during the night orday in
old or young. The C. H. Rowan Drug
i Co. is an Old Reliable House, write to’
| them today for the free medicine.
“ Cure the afllicted members of your
| family, then tell your neighbors and
! friends about this remedy.
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| Dl{. DAVID M. COOK -Physician
{ and Surgeon. Office hours:
[] 8:00 to 11:00 A. M., 1:00 to 4:00 P.
Il M. Telephones— Office: Julesburg
] 17, Residence: Argyle 42, Rooms
{] 4. 5 and 6, Post Office Block, Jules
l burg, Colorado.