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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
WARRANT CALL.

Office of County Treasurer, Sedg-
wick County, Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that l will
redeem at my office in Julesburg, Col
orado. all Sedgwick County WARRANTS
numbered as follows:
No, Date, Amount.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
Notice for Publication,


Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
October 30, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Robert
G: l. Harris. Of Sedgwick, Colorado,
who, on April 29th, 1905, made Home,
stead Entry No. 2435, for NE t, Sec.
tion %, Township 10 n, Range Al
W., 9th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final com.
mutation proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
Register or Receiver, at Sterling, Col.
orado, on the 18th day of December,
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses. Miles
Mitchell of Sedgwick. Colorado.
Cnarles Jessen, of Haxtun, Colo
RADIO.
]. A. Price, OF Haxtun, Colorado.
Magnus Holmes, of Haxtun. Colo
RADIO.
f. +. ARMOUR, Register.
First publication in The Julesburg
Grit Advocate Nov. 6, 1905. Last
publication Dec. II, 1905,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
WARRANT CALL.

Office Of County Treasurer,
Sedgwick County, Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that | will
redeem at my Office in Julesburg, Col
RADIO, all Julesburg Irrigation District
Warrants numbered as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
Summons.

Summons.
state Of Colorado,
County of Sedgwick, '''
In the County Court.
Thomas K. Liddle,
Plaintiff,
VS.. Summons.
Nathaniel NJ. Krout,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
Final Proof Notices
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, sTERI-
ING. COLORADO:
Z. f ARMOUR. Register
CnAS T,uurp.

Parties having final proof notices will re-
carefully inspect advertisement for errors Of
name or land description. promptly reporting
any error to this office and to the Land Once
for correction. ~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

~
shall
penalties
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
Delinquent Tax Sale List
SedgWick County, Colorado,
FOR THE YEAR 1907.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

sEDGwCK COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO !
DUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN, That WILL according law
public County Sedgwcl
and State of Colorado
Monday, the 2lst day Of December. 4. D. 1908
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04

Interest will cease on the above war
rants December 29th, 1905
r. s. DYE, County Treas'r.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
|ND|TED
BY MRS. WORL TO
SHOW INSANITY
At Hearing AIienist Says One
Could Be Mentally Sound
and Write Them.

Former Judge Francis Child, sitting
as special master in Chancery. took
testimony this afternoon in the suit
brought by Mrs. Murray C. Worl, a
wealthy and aged woman, of II East
Park street, to nave a decree declaring
her to be insane set aside.
Several long letters. alleged to have
been written by Mrs. Wort, We're intro
duced into the testimony. DR.. Charles
Young, an a~lienist, when asked if the
writer in his opinion was sane replied
that the letters might be taken to indi-
cate mental disorder on the part of the
writer, but that they might have been
written by a sane person.
DR.. Edward S. Worl and the other
children Of Mrs. Worl, who are opposing
their mothers fight for freedom, were
present.
Pending the result of the suit the
Fidelity Trust Company has been APP
pointed trustee of the estate. DIR. Brit
ton d. Evans. the a~lienist, who figured
in the Thaw trial. was expected, but
failed to put in an appearance.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
EDISON |NvENTS
TH|NNEST SHEET
IRON PROCESS
His ElectrO-Plating Method
Makes Half a Dozen Leaves
Weigh Like a CObweb.

Thomas A. Edison, of Llewehyn
Park, a just obtained a patent lot
a process of manufacturing sheet iron
so thin that many leaves would have TO
be placed ON top of each other to equal
the thickness of the sheet upon winch
this is printed and so light that a
a dozen leaves the size Of notepaper
would weigh hardly more than a cob
web.
The process is one of electro-plat1ng'
and the inventors secret lies In the
manner in which the thin sheets are
stripped. The smooth surface upon
which the film is to be deposited Is
placed in a specially prepared solution
of iron. an electric current is run
through the solution. A thin sheet
light as is formed on the
surface and then it is stripped off by
the new patent process. !
The thin sheets are to be used In
some manner in the manufacture of
the storage battery with which he has
promised to revolutionize t~ransporta-
ton methods.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
"SHARPERS" HIT
BY RULING Of
PATENT OFFICE
Ban on Guaranteeing Clients
Meets with Approval of
Newark Attorneys.

Local patent attorneys are rejoicing
over information received from the pat
ent Office at Washington of a ruling re-
Gently made by which sharpers in the
profession will have to resort to legiti-
mate methods in the future.
The ruling is that no attorney who
guarantees his Client to secure a patent
will be allowed to continue his prac-
tise, He will be debarred from prac-
Using if he adYertises patents guar
anteed" or even assures a client that a
patent on n article will be secured.
Russell M. Everett, a local patent at
torney, said today that guaranteeing
to secure a patent is like guaranteeing
the verdict of a jury. Inscriptions
firms. he said, had many victims in this
section as the result of advertisements
in which patents were guaranteed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
OHIO FLOODS CLOSE BIG
MILLS AND HALT TRAINS,

SPRINGFIELD. O., March 6.--For
the third time in as many weeks walls
were washed out and great damage
done the Big -Four Railway yards by
the washing out of tracks. A number
ufNfactories We're unable to operate to-
day because of flooded conditions.
Drift forming a levee with a small
ridge saved many houses in Murray
and Section streets from being washed
away when a mill run formed a new
channel.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06

felt want. We have found many cases
of small boys using drugs, particularly
cocaine. They call the habit 'snuffing.'
II will be glad to read the bill and
to do what | can to insure its passage"
DR.. Sara G. Spottiswoodc, newly
elected president of the Woman's Club,
of Orange. There is but one attitude
to take on THE EVENING STARS
-anti-cocaine bill: it should have the
hearty Endorsement of everyone who is
anxious that the insidious drug be
barred from our midst. The shocking
cocaine habit has grown extensively.
at is the custom of the Woman's
Club, of Orange, to take up such legis-
lative matters as are brought before
our legislative committee. and this bill
will no doubt be brought to their at
tention. We will Use all the influence
we possess in favor of the passage of
the bill. Its purpose is a laudable one,
and as the vicious habit which it is
sought to destroy affects children the
matter is of especial interest to club
women"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
DETECTIVES IN SESSION
HERE DISCUSS BILL.

Detectives from all parts of New Jer-
sey met this afternoon at 500 Broad
street to discuss THE EVENING
STARS anti-cocaine bill. with Chief
Robert A, Haggerty. of the New Jer-
sey Detective Police Bureau, presid-
ing. He said thai he was heartily in
favor of the immediate passage of the
bill, and that in his opinion the bureau
could do nc better than to urge its i'm
mediate enactment into law.
They are bent, according to a
statement made this afternoon by
Chief Haggerty to an EVENING
STAR reporter, upon doing all in their
power to stamp out the cocaine evil.
Another matter, which will be dis
cussed is the crime wave now sweeping
New Jersey, with the best method
to deal with Black Hand terrorists. A
definite line of procedure will be
mapped out.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
FLIM-FLAM GAME COSTS
JEWELER FOUR WATCHES
[special 70 the Evening star.l

PATERSON. March 6.-Harry Chap
man, who owns a small jewelry store
at % North Main street, is a wiser and
incidentally a poorer mar today by
some $3.50, and he has asked the police
TO look for a slick stranger who film
TANNED him out of four watches yes
terday.
The stranger, who gave the name
of Kaufman, entered the store and
asked to sec some ladies' watches. He
then asked the jeweler to bring them
to his home for his girl to choose, and
, going upstairs he left by the rear with
the watches.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
GOURLEY TO LECTURE
HERE ON THOMAS MOORE.

Thomas Moore will be the sub
ject of a lecture by William b. Gour-
ley, of Paterson. former chairman of
hte Democratic State Executive Com
mittee, at Catholic Institute Hall. 7s
New street, Monday evening.
Preceding the leAure there will be q
concert, in which the following artists
will sing: Mrs. Sarah Martin Gribbin.
Miss Clara Scanlon. Charles Travis,
and Nicholas lyman. William F. Hat
tersley will be the accompanist.
The committee in charge of the at
lair is composed of Frank Carney
chairman; Arthur ]. Connolly. William
H. lie Francis and William r. Shick
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE
AT THE BIER OF PROCTOR.
Native Town of Vermont States
man Suspends Work to
Do Him Honor.

PROCTOR, Vt, March 6.-Every
store was closed. sessions were sus-
pended in all the schools of the town,
flags were at half-mast and the quar-
ries and shops of the Vermont Mar
BILE Company were shut down in honor
of the late Senator Redfield Proctor,
whose funeral was held here late today.
The services were conducted in the
Proctor Union Church by the Rev. DIR.
Fl. II. Seaver, of Rutland, an intimate
personal friend.
Several thousand persons came in
special trains to attend the funeral. AS
the capacity of the church was only
500 most were unable to gain admission
to the church.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
War to End the Cocaine Foil Has
Bishops and Czubwomen S Support;
They Hope to See Stringent Lao
CATHOLIC AND EPISCOPAL HEADS
OF DIOCESES APPROVE THE BILL

Most heartily do 1 approve of THE EVENING STARS crusade TO
stamp out the cocaine evil" declared the Rt, Rev. John oconnor, bishop
of the Roman Catholic diocese of Newark. Such d measure for the
benefit of humanity is to be commended and will have my support All
elergynen should unite in aiding the passage of u law which will limit
the sale of a drug Notwithstanding in its use, especially to the
youth of Newark"
stamping on the cocaine evil would be of greatest benefit to the
community, and such a measure Is that championed by THE EVEN
ING STAR has my most hearty support" said the Rt Rev. Edwin S.
Lines. bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Newark. "The crusade is TO
be commended"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
HUNGRY PRISONERS
FIGHT KEEPERS IN
DASH FOR LIBERTY
Police Are Injured in Mercer
County Jail RiOt-WOmen
in UprOar.
SURRENDER AT PISTOL
POINT is ENFORCED
Wing of the Institution Nearly
Wrecked by BOmbardment
with Stones.
Especial to the Evening star.l

TRENTON, March 6.-Rendered des-
perate by alleged short rations and thC
thought of long sentences staring then
in the face, $50 prisoners in the Mercer
County jail made a mad rush for lib
erty last night.
1t vas only after a hard battle, In
which squads Of police participated,
that they were prevented from batter
ing down the doors and escaping.
During the fight the scene was rem
dered more grim by the shrieks from
the women's wing. where the inmates
shook the bars of their cells n begged
the men to free them.
During the fight a number of the
prisoners were injured and several
keepers and policemen bruised and cut
by flying stones gathered from the piles
of material laying about for alterations
on the north wing.
After the would-b be Jail breakers had
been forced to surrender at the points
Of the loaded %revolvers and the guards
rifles, it was found that the old north
wing was practically wrecked, not a
window remaining in it. A number of
the doors were twisted off their hinges
by the savage onslaught of the desper-
ate men.
Prison OycrcrOWdcd.
The injured were removed and Sheriff
Wilbur separated the ringleaders from
the others ana placed them in confne-
ment by themselves, and then a Gordon
of police, with orders to shoot to kill,
was placed in the Jail.
For several days there have been an
unusually large number of prisoners in
the Jail. and many of them had to sleep
in the corridors. Among them were q
number of men waiting to be trans
ferred to institutions to serve long
terms.
A sullen spirit has prevailed, and the
keepers have been vigilant, but last
night when the rations were given out
and it was found that a number re-
ceived less food than they thought they
were entitled to, the slumbering passion
of the prisoners awoke.
Fight in the Dark.
With drawn clubs and revolvers the
bluecoats charged the enraged thugs
and met with stubborn resistance. the
prisoners fighting like rats in a corner,
assailing tho police with stones that In
jured a number of them.
The fierce battle in the dark waged
for fifteen minutes before the lights
were turned ON, and then it was found
a number of the prisoners were
badly injured.
The prisoners were huddled in a de-
liant group against the back wall of
the north wing, and sullenly refused to
until the sheriff threatened
to order the police and guards to fire
them.
Sheriff Wilbur declared today that
the prisoners We're not cut short on.
food, but that the cause of the rio
was the generally ugly spirit that has
in the Jail for the last few days.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
SUSPENDED BOY RETURNS.

Earl Williams, one of the boys sus-
pended from the Montclair High School
by Principal Dutch, was allowed to re-
turn to school today. His previous
good character was taken into consid-
Grafton No action has yet been taken
regarding the other three boys.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
CAPTURES MAN WANTED IN
WOMAN'S DISAPPEARANCE.

+ CHICAGO. March 6.-Dominico Ser
resi-, "a years of age. who says his
home is in Italy, was arrested in a
rooming house al 4o1 Clark street early
today by two police detectives. after a
hard struggle He is wanted in-con-
%nection with the mysterious disappear
ance of Mrs. Serahno Costanzo, who
the police say. was spirited away from
her home, 343 Moran street, last Tues
day.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
MUSIC N HIM IN JAIL.

Ray H. Coleman, of "A Academy
street, this city, was sent to Jail by
Judge Bray, of Orange. today on a
charge of stealing a musical instrument
valued at sss.2s from Douglas Daniels.
of 7 Persons alley, Orange. on Feb
rusry 10. Detective Drabell has re
covered the stolen article.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
DISCUSSION ON JAWS AT
ODONTOTECHNIQUE FEAST,

The Polysyllabic odontotechnique So
ciety and a few invited guests. after a
dinner that agreed with everybody at
the tables that We're set in Elks' Hall,
in Green street, last night. heard an
address on malignant Growths of the
Jaw, Fractures, ETC." by DR.. d. A.
Webb, of Scranton. Pa.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
ANOTHER VETERAN DIES
AT THE SOLDIERS HOME.

Balthaser Gross. II years old, died
this morning at the Soldiers Home,
Kearny. He had been in the home for
only six months. Jaundice was the
cause of death. He was q, member of
Company H, First New Jersey Cavalry,
in the Civil War. Arrangements for the
funeral have not as yet been ON
pleted. This is the sixth death at the
home in about two weeks.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-06
IOWA SELECTS TAFT MEN

CRESTON, Iowa. March s.-The NJ
pnbiicans OF the eighth congressional
district elected John W. Harvey and
=. ~ Abbott delegates 10 the national
convention, with Taft Instructions
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

COOK and NDRESs.-ExceIlent baker
and good family cook; very best refer
ences; city or country. NJ. c., Mrs. Col
Hers Agency. 122 West 23d ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nv York NAV Is. 1905

Nv York MAY Is. 1905
CoFfEE-The coffee market made fairly steady
SHOWING curing to-dazs session Business not ao-
vile prices after ruling about unchanged to points
ssssioa -aIlfe8 later and closed net unobansed The
s & S 1a1{ n line al r ah99see 9 gs P " Thch opE Eas n
kets There was some scattering Liquidation of July
5s' tss st ponfs and during the middle Of the daS
July red about points under The closing bills Of sstuT-
demand from trade interests and this slight loss
recovered Taken whole The days operations hardly
suggested any change IN sentiment and there appeared
fresh speculative feeling stimulate activity OF
l.oTza markets HsyTe oPensd ). 70 2 franc loEer and
hamburg unchanged. OF the Brazilian markets
a 1he two Perfs as reorie5 bS the svs cables Ters
1900 bags against 47o last year and 1aooo two years
s o7 bars s-zinst ~ ooo last YEAR and 5000 two
$1,000 bags against 1s0250oo year and 9.525,oto
viii Quotations on the basis Of csc for io No : Stocks
q oo1e Ct Eio ana santos are only about OF
states for the week 1870 bags against $3.50
ss York Ts3o9fed s1s6I bags The weekly clearanoes
Pio-ces-anoes q GEO baFs Including l. 900 to the
United states 600 Europe ana 5000 TO Cape. etc;
1itse States snd 5000 for Europe santos-SesTsnoes
Is @ 70 Fr-es shiT,e7fs Y37 S..1 Faes M ,F@b ~ 600
ys FOR TIE tinted states and IS COO for farope Vic
100 70 Eurose The Weekly Bahia movement 9oi
rsoeps were 3soc0 bags against last week,
for tie week srnounfes to 900 SErs aeainst SO 200
AS Ese6 22l coo last year ana 5000 two years ago
to-day as curing the excitement Of last week but huctua
continued broad times showed considerable
particularly The when July
sod 9sC, % points higher 63 points
the low price Of last Friday. Later the market
and showed considerable irregularity, but red
close covering. and finally steady net
advance Of 1s points sales for the day
325 600 bales The market opened firm.
OF II points, and before the upward
received substantial check active months were
selling IS - points higher This due 10
cables expected, big English spot sales and
private reports OF heavy precipitation in the lower Mis-
ssspqi Valley. But the official weather map did not
rains and the morning along
she excessive rainfall pri
reported market weakened under selling OF
October and December by brokers credited with represent
ing Wall bulls July eased off TO Sa4c and
10 or points from the best
level q morning but the last halfhour rallied
points covering early sellers and reports OF
strong spot in the South Detailed reports GOV
~ belt where there were
reports heavy not received UP TO
Southern spot markets officially reported were
unchanged 70 sc higher connection with
q better demand for drygoods, was factor IN
The late rally.
prices il the local market to-day
E-zS az raria
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. Nav IS. 1908.


BEANS AND PEAs-InterIor advices continue
holders asking money for marrow and pea, but
only scattering reported above figures quoted
Foreign meeting good outlet Scotch peas firm
quote: BEANS, marrow, choice, per bush. = F21
choice 25GS2 do to good S2 V9qS2 70 pea
choice So to good. 81 lonS2 80; DO I'M
rorted 15dS2 ~: DO imported 81 DO 81 80
10 imported medium. 81 1882 20 white idney choice
common 10 good 81 6eGS1 s5 black turtle choice
81 70aS1 yellow eye choice, 81 5a 81 40 lima. Cali
forra S. 500 So 10 PEAS. Scotch bags per bush
s
BUTTER-Receipts TO-DAY. 1924 pkgs There is no
change in the situation to-day. Receivers have been
able serious accumulation OF the higher
grades creamery during The recent decline and WIN
gradual Improvement quality the feeling to-day lS
extras and specials though rneaum ana ioNT
grades quiet and rather urgently Offered Process
quiet but fine fancy goods are in small supply.
ladies' moving slowly and freely offered We quote:
Creamery specials. per H. c do extras. u Ifc; 20
state dairy finest, 2c: do good TO choice
1S.T0e~- DO common 16n1sc; process. specials.
6i1- do extras 20r: 1sa19c: do seconds l60
I7c. 10 thirds 13dl5c Western factory, frsts Ifc 10
seconds l6d16l2c: do thirds laGl952c, PACKING StoCh
No 2 Isc: No 3. i5c. -..,
CHFESF-Receipts to-day, 1850 boxes With con-
,,r5 st- trading lots old full cheese
ana stocks reducing in satisfactory manner the arKet
IeaI supply while prices lower at Northern
New York Saturday that had little influence
bere and holders inclined TO be firm IN ther views
a. 5esIrabe grades unchanged prices. Fine skins
~, fairIv hut average offerings continue dull and ir-
regsr Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian. SIS % for
roor-T and white; finest American. 6ls I'd for
coiored ard for white We quote Fun cream od'
sT,acisis 15c: full cream. old small white
]src1g 14ac: old. and small. coored. fancy,
60. 40 old fair to prime. iz6l3c do common SO
aizc: DO fun new, 9a @lo%tc do SKINS I72 ID
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

tharIF &c net loss in the loes, ,s-l.. A..
Liverpool and 9eal OF selling. based decline AT
H" cars last year. xol'iaftd
which 'nIathy with stronger corn ot,ennp a. rs
movemenfs became unsettled frequent sbsrn
reac's tone when highest prices Of tho sa -
5 40, ,ltueleed ty the visible supply decrease of
GOO h,r ushels against increase last wear Of g.
So,,t'sis ana some GnfaVorabe crop news IRON, ~
excessi,e IN private dispatches complained that
Tho raiil. in Missouri injured the crnr While
III itessisn fly situation again formed the hasS g
Ncrtb,-as9 complaint from Kansas Oklahoma
s reports on the other fayorabe
WIN excellent weather crop was said t1 I've
ii,1i most satisfactory progress Near the close n
tIle commission house
LIol lowest point but was no mportanf tradnr
sh,rts nsr siae at any time during the day Worlds
bushels. compared with bushels ast Week A.
ICES from Minneapolis said on saturday
that they sold three weeks abea5 NV esert
p9red rom Duluth that only 100000 bushels of spring
wa remained unsold there to supply export Eastern
were not equal to local daily requirements Export De
ahd Tor the day however, rather light. not
local market quoted 81 nominal elevator and
g 20 nominal + atioat: No Northern Duluth
CnhN-There considerable activity n early
corn market when prices advanced sc close Of
ports of Light country offerings and bad weather
Ohio Valley. where further rains have checked
midday when the estimates for larger carlo receipts
Chicago on Tuesday led TO active profit taking
saturday The visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels.
cables unchanged clearances.
while interior receipts were about the for
the corresponding day last year. No corn here
was quoted 16c elevator and 72l2c o b OATS
The market for oats had very narrow movement
all day. the undertone being rather easy
mission houses sellers of the
Ohio Valley The visible supply decreased 7s 600 bush
lows: Mixed 26 10 II, 56c: white. 32
n 57g3s15c and clipped white. 81 to 40 10 575a84c
New York. BARIEY-Market nominal.