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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-24
DE TEATRO.
La Ioca de la casa.

Anochc como function dc abono
nos prcscnt6 Ia compalia dc Evan
gelina adams una dc Ias ultimas
novcdadcs ID Ia literature dramati-
ca cspanola. una obra del insignc
Perez Gald6s que llcva por nombrc
ala Loca dc Ia Casa
FL Sr. Perez Gald6s ,cflchrc autor
dc los Episodios Nacionalcs" cl
gran soci6logo dc LA dc los Tristcs
DestinoS" "F.spana Traeica'', Il emi
ncnte norelista que produlo 4 Glo-
ria. Dona Perfccta Y Ia FaniIia dc
Leon Roch, admiradas cn todos los
paiscS. no . en vcrlad ri Gald6s del
teatro
En- cldrama 80 anochc vcmos muv
exagerados 10, pcrsonajes i que ira
ia dc dar yiday Ia postn. rcsultan
cansados. FL tipo del avaro empc-
dernido llamndo Pcpc Cruz, q,r in
tcrprct6 muv l,icn Il Sr. Bravo. nj
como Il misiirismo. rayano cn locu
ra fana,ica. Il" Victoria .pap-l de-en
pefado rnagi<iralmcntc p6r Evan
gelinai \ dams probarian 4 no dudar
10 Ia vcrdad ,lc nucstras ascvrrari0
nos. Con TEMPO Y csParlo dispuni-
blcs tratariamos d. dcmostrar que
cl drama dc anochc podria redu
cirsc cn bcncficio Y iama del allior.
Envcz de cuairo cabria ri argurncn
to en- tres. ron 10 rual NO rcsultaria
tan diluido V S.ria Ia obra mas i'm
prcsiya arti>tira
Por II dcmas, Ia Adams. Y Fl Sr
Brayo.ls dama iIyrn Blanca de- 10
ra ,el .alan Sr. ManueI Adams, ,cl Sr.
Bailar.- IN Il papcl dc don Juan V
demas srti~ias dcjaron bicn planta-
da Ia rcl''ariIn,ie lacompaiiia 1 en-
yosdirec'of- sIPlican1s dictcn sus
6rdenc pari1ue las funciones no 90
mienr. q is'. tard' en rcrjuieio del
publicO ',afajador.que dei1ido q es
IA cif-ua -iauria no eoncurre con
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litl!a ~, I.s' u -.cl.,ario parti
Guitar drl g'.t-rnadlr d IN reporters
~ ia Corr fond.tr;l
IL - Nari sal. hoy nara New
York "n d .apor ;. y l.Ickenbac
Va l-'r '"i.~sio ,ie -'I- rneaie0s, con
otl't" - Glis. 50 le haga INA opera
'i"n W4iusrejes en- L. c4yisiad from =.
tai para 4 d.-sapare zca Una moles.
tia j" ls e'Ial ,si5 -li-iendo hace q
gun ti.mpp-
W in6,iIcs.s ~. ran al Sr. Wan
qIe. CON '=-ts ureracijn. que dars Q.
bGe i,as r"n.i5.Iaiie- TARA resistir ell !.
largo r--rieip r. r"riiruo trabajo
ID h legislature venliera.
II = Ward ssldrs lie NexYork
para >s-n I.isn rn 4 vapor Coamo.
que dcI4r4 4sfsel puerto eldia IL de
dirIeInbg'. Y lIeEari 4 esta ciualad -
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GacetiNa de AIecibo.
Pc npest'o cor,c-f or-'l

Noviembtc %. Dc puh he s'rea
y pcnosa enicrrme,lld ha iall"cl'lu rn
c,ta ciudad Ia Sra. I.iena Gam"h lie
I'rdaz hcrmana del Hon. .Iuch Ma
nicipal Lcdo. Jos Inc Gonc1 y
cnrnpanauos en- sr pcnl ! to.."- u
famlliarc> 9 dcscan,e ella rn &, paz
del Senor
r. iurvc, prdxlm" ia ado 'irri.l
rado dia lie fiesta pfieIal pnr huh"r
side schalarIo por 81 Hon Goherna
dor dia de aracins.
AnocIc no hubo session p"r q 'e.
concejo Municipal por fai'a dr q.g-
rum. Bucno -eria que >e culu"asi
las dos varanteS que cxisien & tin
dc que no g dt cl ca>o de que e,
sinnes no puedan ceiebrAr7e pI' -.s
IA dc concejalea.
Se e.pera en- e-ta -einana "a f.'u
paiiia lie zarzuela qle I'M" 81 pre-
ic-of ~. Tizol. Has gran aiunIir9 IN
para a.iStIr a testrg.
los yapons c"ut:ser N
Ramns han de-enlharei!i 80 c.rs
puert0 e-irauriinari4 rir.t pae5-
dcnte ,.e s,s t.,,~l5- Inf.1--I..i-,-=
lado ie-dr d. mriez-e- .e O.. i:a-t
vieja ha,'A Ia orisd e i.i,'. ..'. 'ui-
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dos, pero que Sc lie habfa acortaio Ia
acostumbrada racion de licOr; que
halo, segun su diagnost.ro. que Ill
cho jurado tenia "el bale
Los agentes del gobiern0 V 10, ju-
RADIOS ,agrega Ia declarae0n. tomahan
parte ca>i todas Las noche< en- el A.
tor House, en- jugadas dc baraja v
bebelatas. .Uno de los incidente, 20
describe asi:
"Uno de los jurados confieSa qlo
algunas veces durante el prugne-o
del iuego de los jurados se hehian .n
euartiIIO de whiskey. a wees merp-
segIn eI numero de los preSenie-
que los szbados en- Ia tart.e. eonfr-s
uno de Ios iurados. q wees con.r.mi-
an cuartiIlo y medic de whsle
wees mas; que q medida que = U.s.
ciaba IA botella 8 frasco de whisse.
pOr los iurados, Sc coIocaba q enva-
sc 4 un isdo, generalmente j'Irt" a
chimenea o guardafuego. y qge -
csrronamense se ie mAIeabz .iA.Eo
tai q clsaT'.
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CARTA ALBERTA AL GOBERNADOR,
lVease la edici6n del dia 2O)

ras y molestan Al vecnacilo y apar
t. de las Intermediates que son inhe-
rentes a ambas razas, su plel es ve-
hiculo de Intermediates diversas.
I'm los subrubioS de la cludad, SO
crian cerdos, aves y los caballos tie
nen su boarding en- Sitios donde no
deben cstar.
Vista Ia 1sla, Una vcz que 81
gobcrnador hava cxaminado minu-
elosamcnte Ia udad donde vive,de
be lraslada r,e a la isla V estudiar
sus necesldades FL primer pueblo
que dehc vlsltar es Bavamon donde
hay q. confesar que existe un alcal
de a. Sc oc,lpa del bien publico aun
que mllcho lc falta que hacer toda-
via Su E.ycclencia dcbe, investigar
Y mlrar con sus proplos ojos cuanto
hornos de haccr pan hay en- Baya-
mon Y porque estan cerrados mu-
chos dc ellos sin trabajar siendo
muy pocos los que hacen ell pan
~ este 4 I'm prccio clevadisimo Hay
f;ihrlras ccrradas Y el gobernador de
be lnvcstlgar 81 los duenos de elias
como los ducnos dc hornos cerrados
cstan infrngiendo la Icy Zcno Gam
dia, que castlga con duras penas 4
aquellos que Sc combinan para enca
rccr los articulos dc primera nece-
sldad. Debe eXaminar ell ganado pa
ra la matanza 4 yer 81 .allf como en-
San Juan no Sc pcrmitc matar CANA
do viclo y 81 la carne 10 mismo q. el
pan por su prcclo cstl al alcance
Ide todas las fortunas ysi no
10 cstuvlcrc vera ct gobernador en-
todas parties que cl pobre paga los
vldrloS rotos y que dcbe habcr una
ley como 1t hubo en- ticmpos dc Is
paha,quc facultaba i los municipiu
u vcndcr carnc y & confeccionar eI
pan para cvltar d los pobres della du
ra exploitation de dos 8 trcts que Sc
comblnan en- algunos pucblos para
cnrlqucccrse Il costa de los infclices.
FL la unlca mancra dc que no burlc
la ley y de aeabar con cl monopolio
Cam'nos, De Bayam6n siga 81
gobcrnador hasta Naranjito. ALI Sc
cntcrara Su l.xcelcncia que aquel
pueblo tan cerca dc SanJuan sc fun
do hacc tres cuartos dc siglo proxi-
mamentc y sin embargo nj Espaha
en- 400 amos nj los I.stados I'nidos
en- los | amos que llcva dc domina-
ci0n en- Ia lsla han podido yer cl pue
bio atravcsado por una carrctera
dcsdc Bayamon aCorozal como STEM
pre- han sido sus dcseos Es mas, no
tara que cl NAL camino que le da en-
trada 4 caballo ty este debe ser bua
no para no tlrar por nm risco al gino
tc) forma unas curvas incomprcnsi-
hlcs q. 10 haccn mis largo y mas pc
noso Comisioncs dc aqucl pueblo Sc
han cansado dc visitar al comisiona.
do del Interior los gobernadores
antcrlorcs y slemprc obtulicron pro
imcsas y pronesas sin pasar 4 Ia Ca
'cgoria de- hcchos Por ESQ aqucl ,pue
bio langlidcee sin caminos para con
duclr Sus lru'os Il mcrcado con Ia
g. rtrdlda ci 81 nucvo gobicrno por
la, proInc>as lncumplIdas.
III interim De \arauiito sc IN.
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eerte. alriertes del i,acio. Y e.
vereii,-s, ..l Ji.ra.io.
Pa-s fea s--tS sefiais.ip eiro iui-
co. pr srslis.-- rlIva deisfI-a i'eva-
rs 81 -. IL D.eg1- lnfO.mars Opor-
ylnarnente-
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SUCES0S
en- La |S[A.
Valentin Carnicel ma
ia en- Ponce a Juana
Vazquez y Sc suicida
despues.
+" Chaffeurs denunclados
por la policia insular de
S. n Iuan
Emilia Hernandez, de Caguas
que padeeia enagenacion men.
tai Sc suicide 81 martes aher,
candOSe.

mean al cuartel general que por tuer-
"a de aquel Distrlto fueron arresta-
dos los hermanos Apolinario, Colo, y
Damian Y Fernando Ortiz por inten-
tar asesinar a Juan Lopez, habien-
dole herido gravemente en- ell cuello.
Del Distrito de Adjuntas TN CO.
nato de incendio ocurrido en- la bar
IBERIA de Antonio Mol Ferrer.
Del Distrito de Caguas que b.
milia Hernandez, quien sufrla de
enagenacion mental, Sc suicide ahor-
candose.
Del Distrito de7Naguabo ell ar
resto del individuo Jose Flores por
haber mutilado dos dedos a Ambro-
sio Mata.
Del Distrito de Ponce que ell in
dividuo Valentin Carnicel mato Gle
un tiro a Juana Vazquez, hirio de
otro tiro a Carmen Thilllet q Sc
suicide.
Del Distrito de Rio Piedras que
una jugada a 10 prohibido fue sor-
prendida en- ell establecimiento de
Juan Agrinzonis.
DE la Oficina de la Detective"
que por fuerza de ese Negociado fue
detenido Antonio Rivera, por AGO.
metimiento y agresion.
Del Distrito de San Juan comu-
nican que los siguientes chauffeurs
han sido denunciados por infraccion
del reglamento de automobiles: Del
automovil No. l76, del No. 73, del
No. l28, del No. so y ell duenO del
No. 107.
Iamblen comunican que aver en-
la calle del Parque, parada Az, el
automovil No. l76 del Lcdo. Benz
tez Castafos, guiado por ell chauffeur
Pedro Curet, fue casi destrozado por
el caro- electrico No "a en- momen-
tos que cruzaba la via del trolley.
No hubo que lamentar ningnna des-
Sracla personal
Los slgulenteS arrestos han sld'
eiectuados; Infraccion Il las ord,
nanZas munlcipales 10, crleldad CO
los anlmales 5, acometimIento Y
erosion ?, dal1os mallciosos J.. por'
armas |, turbar la paz d mira
de las leyes de carreteras ).
Han estado cn San Juan. en- a
suntos de su profession los abogados
Sres. Puventud y +. PARA, de Ponce
uue regresalon aver a su resdenclo
en- Ia cludad del sur. Al Sr. PARA a
compano su dlstlngulda esposd.
-t,l multlmllIonarlo 81. Asthol
ofrecio su Watch al gobernador Col.
ton para una reccpcIon :; los amigo:
de este. .Algunas tdistlng,ildas ia
mas de esta socledad y eiemento:
del sexo masculluo. concurnran !
un tG que Sc dara Ell dieho buque en-.
tire 4 q de Ia tarde del Jueves. La,
inyitaciones clrcularon desde aver
La empresa de automovlies de
Sr. Santiago A. fanzardl ACADIA Dc
recibir nuesos lmpiementos para su!
acreditadaS maqmnas.
-Sigue inslStente ell rum0r de que
el vapor Maria Herrera sc la per
dido. In su cargamento iban sjO0Ot
en- ganado y otro Vapor que pas
Dor los mares dc Ia ruta dc aquel
encontr6 mucho ganadio que ilota
ba muerro soDre las aguas. >e espe
ra el restableclmlento del SERVER,
del cable para obtener noticlas ma
clertas de Ia suerte de dIcho buquc
Ell - de los cornentes sc lIeya
"a 4 efecto un bale en- el ''Uni0r
Club
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Pictures of Read Nlakinz

Moving pictures Of work being done
on the roads of the country, showing
Just how the work is done, the mach.
inery used and the result of a little
work converting bad road into q
regular speedway, is the latest bit of
novelty which the department of agri.
culture is to offer the farmers and
business men of the country.
Work has just been started on 1900
feet of films which show the road
work. The first film taken was in Vir-
ginia where the convicts are making
every road in the state as good as
paved. This is q unique ribbon" as
the men in stripes give it regular
picture show appearance.
Other pictures are to he taken in the
west, where the states will not stand
for convict labor, but where enterpris.
ing farmers in some sections have de.
voted little time to road improve.
ment to the great benefit of the state.
Views along rural postal routes:
wagons stuck in the mud: mail hours
behind because of the bad roads:
farmers practically marooned and un.
able to get to market at certain sea-
SONS of the year because of the poor
roads-all these scenes will be shown
at the National Corn Exposition in
Omaha, where the pictures will be seen
for the tirst time. Following the ex-
position in Omaha, the department of
agriculture plans to loan them to fairs
and farmers institutes next year, thus
giving thousands the benefit of the
pictures
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
A Good Ball Game.

The best game of ball played n this
section OF the country was PLAYED at
Crook, Sunday, July Is between
SedgwiCk and Crook The tumble
bugs had departed for parts unknown
and every fellow played bail The
result was a shut-out for the -edgwick
boys, who played remarkably good
game but were not fast enough to
stop our lads who were out to redeem
themselves for some of the loose work
of former days with Sedgwick
Billy Alexander was in the box and
was invincible at ali times. His sup
port was perfect, and he held them so
close that not beet-weeder rot to
make the acquaintance OF home plate.
The fans are highly pleased with the
game, and future games will be well
worth seeing. The Sedgwick bows
came up with pockets full of money
feeling confident of winning the game,
but went home with little if any of it.
The score by innings was as follows:
, ; 1 . 6 3. 5 9
Sedgwick 0 o 0 o 0 0 90
Crook 0 l . 0 5 o 0 !
Little Red Forward OF Sterling um-
pired the game and both teams were
perfectly satisfied with his decisions.
Billy Beaser, our catcher caught a
STAR game. c. b. &. 7.
Crook, Colo, July 10, 1909,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Pointed Paragraphs

Matrimonial bonds are not negoti-
able
II you must criticise your boss, do
it inwardly.
The family doctor isn't necessarily
man of family
= Many slow going man is willing to
rush the growler.
Among other high flyers we have the
elevated express trains.
No matter what's the matter, some
people think that it doen't matter
A man with cork leg may or may
not belong to the floating population.
Even the aristocratic passenger on a
sleeping car doesn't object to a lpwly
berth
Some people try to make the most of
themselves, and some others take anti
fat.
y splnster who says she is glad of it
may make everybody believe it but
herself.
Its all right for man to hold three
or four queens in a game of cards-but
not in the game of love.
Don't be impatient: it only makes
people about you uncomfortable, and
it doenn't hurry things bit.
It's an easy thing to convince men
that honesty is the best policy when
IL pays better than the other kind.
looks at the pretty girls it's sign the
woman sitting next to him is his wife.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23

pared land above the bitches are prom
islng very good CROPS this season. Mr..
Z. +. Wimeteer, ten miles south of
Bayard, on lands above irrigation,
has very promising field of 100 acres
of winter wheat.
The same field in 1908 gave him 80
bushels per acre of winter wheat. Mr..
Wimeteer carefully prepares the land
and drills in seed in early September.
Winter wheat does exceptionally well
on sod lands carefully broken in May
and June, double disked late in Aug
ust seeded in early September. The
possibilities of early summer tillage on
table lands are yet to be developed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
West Needs Harvest Hands

A cry for help to harvest the sea-
sons bounteous 'crops comes from the
West to officials of the department of
commerce and labor, whose functions
in part are to.tind employment, where
ever possible, for the throngs of aliens
who come into this country.
Fifty Thousand iable-bodied men are
wanted, and badly, too. by the farmers
OF the west, according TO Representa-.
tive Stevens of Minnesota who has
been in conference with Assistant Sec
retary McHarg and other officials of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Raising Alfalfa on the Upland.

Levi, W. Brott of SeXtorp. Cheyenne
county. Neb.. grows alfalfa seed on
high table lands by cultivation.
Calling on MIR. Brott June 10, 1909,
we found him narrowing II acres of
land to be seeded to alfalfa.
10 ordinary season Mr. Brott prefers
to drlll the seed in the late days of
May This year the backward spring,
the excessive rainfall of June and his
duties as county commissioner had
DELAYED seeding Mr. Brott prefers to
irIll Ia rows 80 inches apart, using 81
pounds of seed per acre. These drilled
rows are kept under cultivation to free
from weeds A two-hor>e cultivator
Is used when the plants are large
enough t. admit of use. In an average
season Mr. Brott would about cut the
FIRST crop of alfalfa for hay June =, and
save seed from the second crop, ripen-
ing abuut September /, but owing to
The backward spring he plants this
season to allow the first crop on 20
logr. 10 90 to seed
An ideal stand of alfalfa for seed is
to have the plants stand ten to twelve
iucbe, apart In drills, 36 inches apart,
This allows the plant to produce many
branches and set seed pods more freely
thar in close seeding
The alfalfa plant requires sun and
IIr 90 sci and ripen many seed pods
The alfalfa plant seeds most freely dur
ing dry seasons and on the more arid
SOILS. nder irrigation, if watered
. freely. but little seed can be secured.
}ial seeds at the rate of two to
nvene bushels OF 30 pounds per acre,
iapeuGjnp on the season and On the
skill arl care OF the Cultivator. The
segG iu market sells at from Is to 20
cents pound Mr Brott regards the
airyuIed table iauds Of western Ne,
lsaiska as well suited 20 alfalfa seed
production
Mr Brott IS on elevated tables, 25(
faet IN water, has for ten years been
yeStllg lhc NdIRt p' SOIL culture lHeth
ode ~ conserving moisture In 1907
DB summer titled land, Nh Brott har
rested 10 busccls OF khersun oats pei
acre. In 1906 Mr. Brott harvested 6!
bushels OF Khersou oats per acre
during dry periods the crop is har
Vested every other wear, With tn,
rainfall Of recent years, crop can .,
.rrown each season by starting dis,
and plows at once after cutting tn,
preceding crop of grain. A weed crol
following the crop of grain pumps Ou
needed moisture from the deeper sub
soil.
Winter wheat fields on carefully pre-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Order to Show Cause on Petition
for Sale of Real Estate.
state Of Colorado,

state Of Colorado.
County of Sedgwick S.
In the County Court in Probate.
In The Matter of The Estate of Order to
Hansina licnni. Deceased Show Cause
Christian Wos,cnberg. for Sale sie'on nf
Administrator. Real Estate
This matter coming on to be heard. on this
nlusteenth day of luly. A. d. 1903. upon the
petition hied herein by Christian Wosten-
berg. administrator of said estate. for the
sale OF the following described real estate
or portion thereof. to-wit:
ne rse titie IN and and to the Northwest Quarter
~ Nv w - OF section Eighteen Qs). Township
the sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian. Sedswick
Fee title in and to the Southeast Quarter
lEIE lSE ~ OF Section Twelve lial, Township
Ten liol North. Range Forty-thme I43l, West
county. Colorado - H "''N
:, for the pqrpose Of paying the debts and
claims ca against said estate. and investing
the proceeds thereof in interest bea ring 60
curities or put the same out at interest for
dent. '"" "e'e
And it now appearing to the cour, fr,,u
SAID petition that proper and legal grounds
exist Tor the sale of all or a portion of said
,hat NOW nhherGiore; it IS ordered by the Court
Frann rnhi Ersn HeSpi HeTni Paul Henn Emil Henn
Arthur Henni. al! persons who are legatees
or devisees of said estate. or any nart there
~. ~ VI "tiiS W saiu ueceuent. be and appear
@ nelofe SAD Court at the court room of said
court IN the Town of Julesburr. county and
state aforesaid. on the Thirticth day Of
august, A. ID. 1909. at the hour of 10 O'clock
N the forenoon of said day. then and there to
s,,om Ganse, II any there be. why an order
S,oHiu Shnis,; nov be made directing the said
1hrlstlah Wostenberg. to sell the whole or 80
much M IN OF SAID real estate as may be necessary
ioI thc purposes specified in said petition.
:, IL Is further ordered that this order he nub
lrshed Tor at least four successive weeks in
liz ne enesnnre Grit Advocate, weekly pub
II i. fn,ah. puhi.shen 'I IN said county.
county, oi Sedrwick. he and he is hereby an
pointed as guardian ad itcm for Free, Hennt.
iaui ltenni. Emil Henni. Frank iienni
Martha lienni. Rosa Henni. Arthur Henni.
minors, TO represent said minors at said
BY the Court:
A. II. MILLER.
Is.aI1 County Judge.
First publication July %, 1893
Last publication August ~, 1909
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Executors NOtiee.
Estate of Gottiieb r. Bot,. Deceased

Estate OF Cottiieb +. Bott. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
executor 81 0f the last will and testament a
Gottiieb !, bott. late OF the County Of seA4-
wick and state Of Colorado. deceased, h..re(y
gives notice that he will appear iffore tlse
County Court Of sedgwick county. At tl,e
On the first Monday in August next. Al which
time all I@rsons having claims against said
estate ar Dotiked and requested 10 attend
iof the purIsosr OF having the same adjusted
All Lersons inu' Jted to said estate are N
0uested To make immediate aynent TO the
undersigned.
Dated asth day Of June A. d. 1902.
OTTMER BOTT,
Executor.
First publication July 9. lAN
Last publication July ~. 1919
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Administrator's Nottce,

Estate Of Edward Bodenbender. deceased
The undermined having been APPOINTED
admipistratOT.of the estate Of Edward BodeD-
bender late Of the county of Sedxwick in the
state OF Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the county
court house la lulesburg in said county, a.
the July term. 1919. ON the second Monday in
oagust next. ~ which time oil persons hsv-
idx claims against said est ate are not iRed and
requested to attend for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Julesburg. Colorado. this lath day
ofJuly. A. ID lyD9
CHARLEY H. NAGEL.
Administrator.
First publication July Ii. 1909
Last publication August d. 1879
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23

state OF Colorado.
County Of Sedgwick. s.
In the County Court
Frederick I. Snyder.
Elva Belle Snyder
Defendant.
The People OF the State of Colorado. To
ed. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the Above
named nam p,aintil, IN The county court of Sedg-
the complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof If served within the
state OF Colorado: or. If served out Of the
state Of Colorado. Or by publication. within
hfty days after the service hereof. exclusive
OF the day OF service: or said action NAV he
regularly set for trial the same as though
such appearance haC been male and issIe
had been joined on such complaint
The said action is brought by plaintiff to
OBTAIN decree of divorce. dissolvine the
bonds OF matrmony now existing
between plaintiff and defendant, on lie
ground OF extreme and repeated acts of
cruelty by defendant toward plaintiff which
acts consisted in the iniiction of mental suf-
ierinS ANA the further ground that the de-
1endant has committed adultery, as will
more fully appear from complaint in said
action to which reference is here made and
a copy OF which Is hereto attached
And You are hereby netified thar IL Won fail
10 appear. and to answer the said complaint.
as aooVe required. the said plaintiff will ap-
ply to the court for the relief therein de
manded "e
court. at Julesburr. in said county. this i5th
day OF June. A, ID. 1909 '
~ A. Fl. MILLER.
tSeaD
First publication July >, 1909
Last publication July %. 1909
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Church Dedication.

The new NJ. E. church at Sedgwck
will Ike dedicated, Sunday, July 25.
IL "a. m.-Praise service, Rev. E. X.
Hopkins.
Sermon-''Visions," (True and
False), Rev. G. &. Giller.
1:3O-Praise Service, Epworth Leag-
ue.
S:OO-Sermon, Rev. G. G. Giller.
You will be welcome.
ORDER OF COMMITTEE
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-23
Farm Experts to Meet.

The federal experiment farm expert $
and state dry farm directors ,of eleven
states are b. meet in Cheyenne, August
70, y and ", for the discussion Of
matters OF interest in connection with
their works. and to compare ;notcs of
progress along various lines during
the past year The states toibe repre-
sented at the meeting are Colorado,
Wyoming, Montana, Oklahoma. Kan
sas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North
Dakota and Idaho. The territories of
Arizona and New Mexico will also be
represented. The sessions will be
held at the Industrial club and the
delegates to the convention will be ex-
tended marked courtesieS by the club