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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-03
NOTAS PERSONALES.

Don Arturo Diaz, propietario de Ca
yeY, Sc encuentra en- ests ciudad desde
aver. a......
-El antique professor de Cayey, don
Hip6lito Velazquez, que cuenta mas de
l9 afios ejerciendo su carrera, Sc encuen-
ira en- San Juan, donde pasara algunos
dfas en- 81 perfodo de vacaciones.
-Ha estado On San Juan, don Eduar.
do Gonzalez, hacendado de Rio Grande.
Don Julio o. Abril y don Luis a.
Torregrosa, de Aguadilla, Sc encuentran
en- esta ciudad con motive de la Asamblea
Republicans. Vienen representando all
Distrito de AguadillIa.
Don Jose A. Canals, no ha concu-
rrido anoche la Asamblea Republicans
por no tener niDguna representation en-
ella.
Don Jaime Annexy don Carlos
BIondet, han regresado de Arecibo, en-
cuya ciudad estuvieron el domingo aeon.
pafiando don Luis Muficz Rivera.
Don Jose Benitez Diaz, hacendado
de Vieques, Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
desde aver.
Don Clemente Ramirez. laUreado
poeta Manatiefio, Sc encuentra en- San
Juan.
Don Pedro Arroyo, propietario. de
Barros estd en- esta capital y lpasar6 al
gunos dias aquf.
Los oficiales de la policfa insular se-
flares Lopez Dfaz, Tallada, Villarini,
Castro, y Fernandez Nater,jse encuentran
en- esta ciudad. Concurriran la para da
del cuatro de Julio mandando fuerzas de
su cuerpo.
La dibtiuguida sonora Isabel Bustelo
de Lopez Dfaz, ha llegado aver esta
con obieto de disfrutar de las fiestas del 4
de Julio
Los distinguidog esposos Bustelo. Ro
drigaez, han salido hoy para Humacao
Sc encuentFa en- San. Juan don Jose
Rivera Miranda, de Manatf
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10 QUE HIzO EN- MA
yaguez una Chlspa
eI6CtriCa.
Una casa desplOHlada en- Ia Calle de
San Vicente.
ParsSe uussl dirsetOrlO rspublieaRo GOnssptda
Illegal Ia convention cslshrada poi ese par
lido en- dICha ClHdad.
q muestro eorrssponsal. }


JUNO 30-Ayer 4 las dos de Ia tarde,
una chispa electriea cay6 sobre Ia casa deA
ssfior Monagas Pesante causando algunos
desperfectos On ell edifcio. El trayeeto
que recorri6 fue, entrando por la azotea,
Corriendo hacia ell cuarto del banjo reco.
iiendo todo 10 que en- el habfa colgado, 10
arroj6 dentro de dicho ba9o que estaba
lleno de aqua, pues momentos despu6s
pensaba dicho sefior Monagas utilizarlo;
destroz6 una canal que tiene Ia casa para
lrecoger las aguas yendo parar un su-
midero. No hue desgracias persona
les
POGO mas menos Ia hora arriba
citada, fue desplomada una casa en- Ia Gale
de San Vicente, de la propiedad de dofa
Manuela Pepin. Esta casa eB de MADEIRA
esta repartida en- varios cuartos donde
viven algunas familias pobres hay que
suponer la confusion on aquellos momen-
tos que la casa se inclinaba q volcafse, por
ser 81 tsrreno demasiado bajo de la paFte
traBera, que fue por donde Sc origin6 el
desplome Solo & una anciana que hervfa
una leche le origin6 varias quemaduras
dicho incidente. No hubieron mas des-
gracias
-Recios aguaceros que cayeron en- este
dia con descargas electricas, han causado
desprendimientoB de otra casa de piedra
sita en- Ia : Gale IL de Agosto. Es pre-
ciso que Sc tomen medidas por quien CO.
rresponda, pues se nota alguna negligen-
cia en- crdenar Ell de1ribo de casas, que
amenazando ruina son un peligro cons
tante.
-Mafiana por la noche tendTS efecto el
matrimonio de nuestro buen amigo don
Ulises Loubriel, con Ia simp6tica sefiorita
dofla Carmen Martinez. Que sean felices
son nuestros deseos.
-Parece que ell directorio republican,
concept1a Illegal la convention celebrada
por ell partido en- esta ciudad y no acepta-
ra los compromisarios nombrados para
concurrir Ia asamblea del 2 de Julio.
ALA ellos.
Sc dice que 4 los bomberos que "
hacen unionistas Sc les Hepara del cuerpo.
Esto no 10 creemop, pueS conoeemos al
amigo Conception siempre 10 hemos dido
en- aentido muy liberal nunca impdnien-
do su voluntad.
En- una reunion de cierto .Comite Sc
hacfan cargo dos personalidades 'puras''
elias porque habfan dividido Ell partido y
ahora se descolgaban con una carta sepa.
randoae de Ia lucha, alegdndosa, que en-
dicha carta no aluden al distrito porque
nunca han tenido ALI quien les siga. Y
vamos para adelante.
Ell doctor don Felix Garcia de la
Torre present6 su renuncia del cargo de
m6dico auxiliar de sanidad que desempe-
naba en- este municipio. Ds enhorabuena
los aspirantes.
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CUPID0 EN- VEGA BA
ia hacienda de las
sQyas--qu6 dice el
COrTesp0nsal
Los aItares de Ia igIesia cat6liCa es-
tan siendO adOrnadOs con mo-
ChO arte.
Varlas Cusrdas Dc cana fusr0n rsduclaas 1
Cenlzas.
{ lDe glaesIro eorrespongal. J

Julio 1o.-El dia % del pasado Junio
se unieron por 81 rito cat6lico, don Venan-
clio Gonzalez y la sefiorita Ana ReHsi, sien-
do padrinos 81 sefior Lara su eSposa
dofia Dolores Torres.
Ella estaba elegantemente vestida Y
ambos mostraban en- sus rostros Ia algeria
que embargaba sus corazones.
Pedimos 81 Senior que Biempre le Bonrfa
la dicha = que su hogar sea bendecide por
Dios.
~ pigue Cupido hacienda de las
suyas.
Don Enrique Mas Ia sahorita Muller
Sc unieron ante 81 juez Amadeo, 81 die 30
\ las diez de Ia noche.
Que sean muy fslices son nuestros
deseos.
Don Manuel Otero y L. sefofa Emil
lia Navedo coronaron Bus aSpiraciones
uni6ndose eternamente.
Dicha sin cuento les deseamos.
Muy lindos estan quedando los. alta
res que Sc estan hacienda en- Ia fgleeia
cat6lica de este pueblo.
Tanto el senior Alfredo Santana como
don Venancio Gonzalez, han demoatrado
1 ser muy buenos ebanistas que pogeen
verdadero gusto artfstico.
I'm pequeho nino de don Eugepio
Lomba dofa Engracia Ariag SO encuen-
ira de bastante gravedad.
Hacemos votos porque pronto SO restaz
blezca el simp6tico nifo que es Ia algeria
del hogar de los esposos Lomba Arias.
FL dia 80, entire ocho nueve, Las cam.
panas anunciaron que habfa fnego en la
finca del senior Tomas Prado
Varias cuerdas de cana foeron reduci-
das cenizaa, pesar de la intrepidez del
pueblo, pues On masa acudi6 al lugaF del
suceso.
Hemos dido elogiar Ia eonducta de las
autoridades poficfa, asf como de todas
aquellas personals que Sc eXponfan por ex-
tiDguir 81 vOraz incsndio, que 40 t0mo
mayores proporciones gracias 81 arrojo de
los valientes que no temfan las llamss.
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NueVas inSCrlpCieneS ea NaranjitO.
PartIdasods RaCInieRtO, defunCI6N, CasamIentOs
lIuVla. -DeDunclas.
(De maestro cOrrespOmSaL.) }

Junio 30.-Como eran de esperar, sa.
tisfactorias para los unionistas y desastrosa
a los republicanos, fueron las inscripcio
nes Inscribieronse SO de los primeros y
27 de los segundos. Sin duda, Ia fecunda
semilla de Ia Union arraiga en- nuestros
campos.
-Hanse inscrito en- 81 ibro de naci-
miento As partidaR; en- el de defunci6n 10,
en- ell de casamiento z Apesar de que
la aituaci6n no es del todo bic, STEM.
pre- existen temerarios que rinden culto al
dios Himeneo.
Los agricultores estdn de enhorabue.
ma, pues con motive de los fuertes aqua
ceros que han caido, alegres Sc disponen
emprender sus siembras.
Hay varias denuncias en- 81 Juzgado.
En- las noticias pr6ximaas informare los
resultados.
-Uno mas, Justiniano Santiago, que,
no satiafecho con 81 partido de los menos,
le abandona, ingreBando de- lleno en- 81
vigoroBo de la Union. Que vengan, pues.
aquellos descontentos para colaboraT por
los intereses benditos de la patria, cum
pliT6n un deber sacrosanto.
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DE LA MULTITUD

Que han usado nuestra prepara
ci6n 8 que la estan usando en- Ia
actualidad, jamas hemos sabido de
ninguno que no haya quedado sa-
tisfechog del resultado. No pre-.
tendemos NADIA que no haya sido
dmpliamente justifcado por la ex-
periencia. AL recomendarla 4 los
enfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
Ger referencia & sus m6ritos. Sc
han obtenido grandes curaciones Y
de SECURE que Sc obtendran mu-
chas mas. No hay y podemos
asegurarlo honradamente, ningun
otro medicamento, que pueda en-
plearse con mayor fe Y confanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enferno durante esos periodos
en- que falta 81 apetito y los ali
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
evitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de la
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MAS MATRIMONlOS.

Dfgalo quien 10 olga, J el que Olga 10
contrRrio no dice b verdad, 81 n6mero de
matFimonios aument6 aquf, de lia en die;
sabemos que en- una pr6xima , corta tenn
porada van & casarsa seis trique6as doce
rnbiaa, todas elias cu6l mas ideal , ua6s
bellaS; 81 unas mafan con Bus oioB gFundes
y negros las otras dejan ver en ellos an
Cielo azul esplendido. Z Cuando Les unnn
= las otras cieEren los ojos. ea pcrque euta-
ran durmiando, pero soiiando ca las d.
mas que vende Arrivf, Ga ssIEI Cislo'', 81. 4
VizcainR' ola Gloria.
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.NOVINIENTO MARI.
timO en- ArGGibO.
Gran animaCiin ALI para pTssen-
Ciar las fiestas del 4. de
Julio en- San Juan.
{ De nuestro oorresponsaE )


Julio 2-Anoche, el cradro aItistico del
senior J nstiz, en- union de dialinguilos afi.
cionados de Ia localidad, puSo en- escena
la tan graciosa como diyeTtlda obra de
Vital Aza sZaFagueta", Ia cual obtuyo
un briIlante desempeho y muchos aplau-
sos.
La guaracha 'Aguantao gusto mucho y
ifue muy aplaudida.
Para el pF6ximo sabado anuncia este
simpatico cuadro, el bsnefcio de Ia seflora
Rodriguez de Justiz, poniendo en- escena
la heTmosa obra de Leopoldo Cano ia
Mariposa" en- que tanto se luce Ia bene-
iciada.
Sc encuentran en- puerto los vapores
amarioanos Ponce" descaTgando provisio-
nes variadas j el ''San Juan" arroz.
Tambi6n ha regresado del lazareto de
San Juan la goleta ''Ana Sofia con car
ga de mangle para la fabrica de curtidos
del senior Berga.
FL vapor 'fSanturce" cargo u, 900 sacos
de- a2licar para los Estados Unidoa.
-Ha salido para San Juan donde fiara
de nueyo su residencis el distiDguido me-
dico doctor j. "A. Lopez Antongiorgi, que
HA SJeIGi4u uutdut9 una b5nl poAaua bh PAU-
fesion en- esra ciudad.
Hay gran animation en- esta ciudad
para concurrir eI dia 4 San Juan pre-
aenciar las festaa de dicho dia.
Sc dice que pronto visitard este teatro
Ia compafifa del sefior La Presa, que trae
un variado repertoire de zarzuelas, trans
formismo, actos de concerto, etc. AMI
marse cubrir el abono que Sc ha
alberto.
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Ea neCesariO e1lgiF que cada hOstia tenga
gEabRdo 81 nombFe Digestive MOjaErieta
peTo nm solo egtUche produces mej0E efeCto
que unR docena de bOfellRs de aqua mineral
de cualquie1 otro Eemedio. AdeTnas do
ser q tnico curative radical, del eet0magu
y del instestinO, 81 Digestive MojpTFiet pus
Ei1lca los alimentos y los haco asimilAbIeA
III legltmo Digestive MoIaKEieta cura Oh
an dla las indig gestiones, "a un mes las dis
pepGiAg gastralglas, y en- tres meBos las
mas graves emfermedades cr6nicas del es@
tonnage del intestine. Esta UNIVERSAL
mOnte oOn0EmRdo, On forma sin igual, que
n OflCacia del Digestive MoiRFEiota Os YER
da0oEanonto radical y superior la do %.
dos l08 otroa EDnaodi0g.
Dc Vonta % las pElncipalOs faE1naGiaa a.
de Europe y AN0eEica.
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JUNCOs-A don Nicolas Benits-
Dsleado, % itnyitamos que c0ntests nusa
tE1s cextrs, para qne rinda cusntas de los
intsre que le han lido c0ndados ds ETA
EEap pres duEanfs q tiampo que fius age-lta
da @ diario a Is iudiclda pobIaci6n.
un ssg ctlliaa1 paEl qno da-l-
rlrsEaa Cs tscIamo
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CeIebrando a 81 nOdo Ia tradlci6n

Jose Castro, el dfa de San Juan, q11iso
ser uno de los mas fervientes en- celebrar
Ia a,tradici6n.
Seg6n declare aute 81 Juez Municipal,
habia tornado algunas copas. Los celos
completaron gu excitaci6n, agrediendo &
su concubina gravemente.
Fu6 sentanciado sufrir tres meses de
carcel.
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.lN TENEDOR DE LlBR0S emplsado durante
el dia Sc harfa cargo de unos librOs por u
nOche y egcribirfa Ia cOrrespCndencia. Di-
rijanse 81 apartado de corFeos no. 50l, San
Juan. 15vs
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Sc lENnE.

El antique cOlmado It's Mulitar con
ain II fahrica de Ch0c0late anexa. Infors
u1aFan en 81 migmp egtabl blscirniento. sau
lose 1a a0Y nos
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs.--D. Joe M. Carrero. Diri.
girse, Luna 76.
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ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sefioras se
hotitas que deseen recibir 6rdenes por este
Artfculos pueden dirigirse The Porto Rico
DranWoEk and Embroidery Co. Allen
-. San Juan, p. r. 9Ova
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Longevity in Virginia.

mine is the prize state for longevi-
ty," said a Virginian who was regis
tered at a Chestnut street hotel. Il
can produce list of nineteen former
citizens and slaves Of my state whose
years when they died aggregated 2,241
years. OF the nineteen persons named
the youngest when he died was 10
years old. Two lived to be 1870. one
to be 1876, two to be 121. one to be !lG.
two lis. three ia. one ll3. two li2,
two Ill, one 40, one 100. and one, a
negro, lived to the ripe old age Of l36
years. OF the nineteen persons only
six were negroes; all the others We're
whites.
while l am in the humor I will tell
another one. There is. or was, few
years ago. standing on the banks Of
Neabsco creek. Virginia, a tombstone
carrying probably the Oldest mona
mental inscription in the United
States. The date is 1C0S. and 1t Is
thought that the deceased was one Of
John Smiths men. This is the in.
scription: Here lies ye body of Lieut..
William Herris, who died May ye 16lh.
1908; aged G5 years; by birth Brit.
on: a good soldier: a good husband
and neishbor. Philadelphia Press.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
ILLNESS RULED aY INCHES.
London Physician Thinks Stature Has
an Effect Upon Health,

Iohoon ShySiclan thlnks Stature Has
an Effect Upon Health.
Among the most interesting of the
papers read at recent meeting Of
the British association at Cambridge
was that OF DR.. Shrubsall on the ply
sical characters OF Hospital patients.
Sufferers from tousilitis. rheuna.
tism and heart disease. he said, are of
q higher stature. and sufferers from
tuberculosis. nervous and malignant
diseases of a lower stature than
healthy individuals.
1t appears that blonde sufferers
from pulmonary tuberculosis respond
to treatment better than brunettes,
while in diseases of the heart the DO.
sitions are reversed. 1t Is believed
tina. in successive generations of city
life stature shows progressive dim!-
mutton and that there is an increase
in brunette traits with each genera
ton passing from rural to urban life
With increasing length of residence
there is an increase of morbidity
among the different classes OF l.om.
doners.
Some causes which tend to DAMAGE
the quality of the race were reviewed
in an interesting manner by II. Bal
four in the anthropological section.
Sir John Gorst spoke against the
prevalence OF early marriages. particu-
larly among the poorer classes. lie
declared that the race was being prop.
agated in undue proportion by TIE
poorest and feeblest
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French Physician.Ststesmen<

II the French republic should ever
be sick it will not be for want OF Goc.
tors TO lcok after its health. Ahout
one-third of the chamber Of dcpu:ie;
and half the senate is composed of
practicers of the healing art. TIE
various ministries have plenty o.
physicians. The recent appointment.
OF DR.. Gastinel TO the ministry of oab.
lie instruction brings their number IN
to sixty. The ministry of the inter
ior has no fewer than four physician.
The ministry Of public instruction has
two, the ministry of foreign affairs
has four, the ministry OF finance has
six. and the ministry of public works
seven. But the record is held by tho
department Of posts and telegraphs,
for Mr.. Berard, the under secretary.
has at the disposal of his department
no fewer than twenty-seven male doc.
tors, two surgeons and five women
doctors.
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Notice

To Whom II May Concern: Notice Is here
ty given That tie Undersigned guardian Oi
James - rBrrr. TIoin; y 81, Trcr. 1 nj FRANCES
SIT urrr. miner irirs OF Matthew Sp, iccr. tic
rcnsrd. will III rS,;ant to order OF court there
tuiur made III hr matter nt shid guardian
.iip. un ir6th day ui February, i!H. be-
twernt 4 hours OF ten O'Clock in the morning
and Hy" O'CLOCK IN tl'e afternoon of SAID day
at the front doc: of the court hou>e III the
town OF .Iul,.>burg in said county. sci! at rri-
vatr IN H. for the highest cash price uhtaina-
hlc all the interest Of said minor heirs. con-
sistinC OF redemption from inN safe etc. III
quarter (NE u ut s,Gi Ion eighteen tls>. lown-
ship rl,yrn uD North of range fUity->iN as
West uf the dti, 7. NJ. In said county ana
state.
All prrscns interested therein will take due
notice ana govern themselves TC'pfdiuG!y.
GTnnGE Z MICONLKH. Guardian.
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Forgot christening in Srort

An enthusiastic angler had ar
ranged to have his baby christened in
the Adnaree church, Ballina Ireland
To reach the church stream had to
be crossed. The mother and the nurse
went over on the bridge. The father
preferred to cross by boat and agreed
to meet the others at the church door
He, however. could not resist the
temptation to have few casts with
his rod and he hooked salmon, a six
teen-pounder. The anxious mother
could see the proceedings from the
church door, but half an hour elapsed
before the salmon was landed. In the
meantime the christening took place
with the father at a distance.
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What Russian Authors Earned,

1t is the custom for Russian writer's
of established reputation to sell their
entire copyrights to the publishers
more frequently than English authors
do. Shortly before bis death, Turgen-
left disposed of the copyright of all
his works to publisher for $4,000
The different sums for which the pro-
ductions of some of the best known
Russian authors of the old school have
been. sold are given as follows by the
informant Those of Gogol were dis
posed Of for 10000; Puschkil's S and
Gontcharoff's each realized about Co..
900, while Kryioff's fables brought
about G1,40O, and the entire COPY.
rights of many well known writer's
have been sold for much smaller sums
than that.-Bystander.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
LIGHTNING NOT sc FAST.
Flyer Beat at Every Stroke and A..
rived Ahead Of Time,

Returning from Chicago a few nights
ago Del Valentine was on q fast train
when 1t ran through a big storm. 1t
was going SO fas- that il was always
At the next mile post. The train slid
into the Storm Ia says. and was
passing out the opposite side when a
zigzRg streak OF lightning on the outer
edge took a shy at the engine Just for
luck and TO put competitor out Of
business. probably. 1t was q miscal-
cClation and hit the grould more than
200 feet 10 the rear. tearing up sand
and gravel like mad bull in a dry
river bed. Before the train could
yank its full length from under light
ming again tried its luck, this time
mad and spiteful and IN a hurry. But
the engineer had caught on and In a
joking sort of way jerked the throttle
open a little wider. The train was
fairly flying by this time. screaming
and Kissing. believing and blowing In
defiance OF wind. thunder. rain and
lightning. Again she missed, though
only by fifty feet or less this time
The passengers were getting scared a
little. though they realized no ord!-
nary lightning could drop down on the
roof while the engine was awake. But
as the train tore from under the big
cloud another streak tried it's cunning.
More agile and quicker than the rest.
it caught in the coupling link on the
rear of the hindmost car There was
red heat in a moment, Sizing, shrieks.
and 1t sounded like cuss words all
frightfully mixed up. and when the
train pulled into the next station some
jagged. dispirited, disjointed lightning
dropped to the ground. The train
went on seven minutes ahead of sched-
ule on six minute run.'-kansas City
Star.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26

District Attorney Pound re-
turned from Wray Wednesday
night. The preliminary exami-
nation of Garrett Van Wyk and
wife, charged with the murder
Of Garretje Haas, sister of Mrs.
Van Wyk, was completed We'd
nesday morning before a justice
of the peace. Van Wyk and his
wife were both bound over to the
district court, the bond of Van
Wyk being fixed at $4,000 and
that of his wife at $1,00O.OO.
Neither could give bond and both
are now in Jail.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior. Land Office at
Sterling; Colorado December 90. 1915.
Notice is hereby givcn that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention,
ton to make final proof i'll support of her
claim; and that said proof will be made be-
fore eclcrk Of county court at JulcsburG. Col
orado. on March . l.MG VIZ: Susie Sprague
II. L No. i15 Tor tht Northwest i Section 10.
Township y. hange 46 w.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tnn of said land. viz: John Arens OF Holy
okc. Colorado; Herbert l.. Chase. Of Denver,
Colorado; Char rs Ohm Kicker Of Juicsbulg.
Colorado; Charles William Arens. of Holy
oke. Colorado.
n. C. FLEMING. Register
First publication in The Grit-Advocate Jan,
Il, 1906. Last publication Feb. 20, 1906.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior. Land Of3t
SterlinE. Colors do, Dece mher % lNts

Department of the Interior. Land Office al
sterling Colorsd do. December 90. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Il led notice Of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before clerk
81 county court at lule.sbMre Colorado. on
Narch :, 1903 viz: Frank n Spraguc II. f.
No. l470 forthr Southeas, 4 Section 10. Town
slip Q \, Range i6 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
tion of said land viz: Charles John Rjcker.
of ofJulesburg Colorado; John Arens, OF Holy
"kr Colorado: Herbert LsChase. OF Denver,
oke, Colorado.
y. c. FLEMING. Register.
Iirt publication IN Tho Grit-Advocnte Ian.
l.. lVoo Last Publication Feb ~. 1905,
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Jervey Richerson ar
rived in Julesburg last Monday even
ing. Mr.. Richerson left Wednesday
morning to take charge of his new du-
ties as day express agent at Sidney.
Mrs. Richerson will remain with rela-
tives in Julesburg for short visit.
The change from night agent at Raw
lins to day agent at Sidney is quite q
promotion for Mr.. Richerson and his
many friends here are glad to know of
his good fortune.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26

G. 8. Banghart and &. j. DeBerard
have formed partnership for the
purpose of buying and shipping hogs.
Mr.. Banghart purchased quite num-
ber in the northern part of Deuel.
county last week and these were re-
ceived by the firm in Julesburg Tues
day. Both members of this firm are
experienced stockmen and they will no
doubt build up good business in this
line.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
Growing Use of Petroleum,

1t is not yet half century sine .
Col. Drake discovered petroleum. Oh
the waters of Oil creek, near Titus.
vile, Pa. The total production Ct
crude petroleum from 1859 to 1907
forty-thrce years-has been no less
than .165,2S0,727 barrels or this ou.-
rut Pennsylvania and New York con
tributcd $50 per cent; Ohio. 2I3 per
cent: West Virginia. 1l3 per cent:
Indiana. 80 per cent: California, sc
Fer cent and Texas 81 Per cont.