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The Republican journal., 1912-10-24
CHARLLs W. CooMBs, late of Belfast,

CHARLES ". COOMBS, late of Belfast,
in the County of Waldo, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto arerequested to make
payment Immediately
MARY A. COOMBS.
RalfaSt Ontnhal 8 l4I2-3W43
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15

office is banked the same day that it
is received. At the end of each quarter
the money is transferred to the County
Treasurer and report submitted to the
Board of Couty Commissioners together
with statement of fees due me. In
this way the voters of the County can
know at any time just what the office
of County Judge amounts to and at
the same time the law is being strickly
complied with.
A careful record is being kept of
every case both civil and probate that
comes into the office so that no matter
at what time one wishes to look up case
the records are there and are in such
shape that any one can see just what
has been done.
Soliciting the Republican vote at
the Primary Election to be held Sept
ember 10th.
am, Yours Truly,
r. j. Debell
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Treasurer on the
Republican ticket, subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the Primary and
November elections.
am in favor of the County funds
being deposited fairly between the
the banks to the credit of County and
that the County should receive all the
interest therefrom.
have served Sedwick County to tn :
best of my ability as Assessor and if
elected to the office of Treasurer will
continue to work for the interests of
the Tax payers and will be found at
the office during office hours so far as
is consistant with health.
Respectfully, yours,
Mark Gyger.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
AN APOLOGY

We feel we owe our readers and
especially the members of the W.
G. T. L. an apology for having AN
advertisement of BucklinS Arnica
Salve in with their story in last
weeks paper. The type for the
Story and the advertisement were
both put on the same galley and in
the rush of max NJ up the paper
on last Wednesday night inadvcr-
tentlv the galley of type was placed
in the forms as it was on the rack
consequently V the mistake.
No one regrets the mistake more
than Mr.. Strattan who made up
the paper during my absence from
town.
Respectfully,
X. j. Dobcll.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Candidacy of A. F. Perrier for
Judge of County Court.

To the Citizens and Voters of Sedgwick
County:
Being one of the candidates designat-
ed by the county Assembly of the Rep
ublican Party for nomination for the
office of Judge of the County Court
of Sedgwick County at the primary
election to be held on the 10th day of
September next, l deem it due to the
voters of Sedgwick County to state my
position as candidate.
AS to politics, am and always have
been attached to the principles of
the Republican Party, but with
respect to the office to which
l aspire, l believe that the nature and
Importance of the office is such that
the selection of judge should be with
drawn as much as possible from the
heated ard aggressive conflict of a
political campaign. A Court is judi.
cial tribunal and should not be consid-
cred a political office. Although it is
the invariable custom of political par
ties to place candidates for judicial
! offices on their respective tick
cts, the selection of candidate and
the election of a Judge of any court of
record should be principally, if not
solely, made upon due consideration
of the fitness as to competency and
and ability of the candidate. A judge
should be unbiased and free from poll
teal influences in the administration
of law and justice, and especially should
he be free from influences or obliga-
tions resulting from heated political
campaign. The selection of Judge
| should be left to the sound judgment
and discretion of the voters as to his
ability and qualifications.
The County Court is court in nearly
all cases involving amount or values
not exceeding Two Thousand Dollars,
the procedure is the same as that in
the District Court, and it is essential
that the judge in the County Court be
as well qualified to pass on pleadings,
evidence and the law as the Judge of
toe District Court
Holding these views, l have decided
to submit my candidacy to the voters
of the County without making an ag-
ressive political campaign for the off
ice. Being member of the bar of
this state, and having practiced as a
licensed attorney in the courts of this
County and State for number of years
| submit my candidacy to the consid-
GRAFTON and judgment of the people of
the County; will appreciate any sup
port which my be given me, and if
am favored with a nomination and
election will devote my best energies
to the faithful discharge of the duties
of the office.
Very respectfully,
A. F. Perrer
Julesburg, Colo, Aug. ~, 1912.
First Pub Aug. Is
Last puD Sent <
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
To the Republican Voters of
Sedgwick County

At the Republican Assembly held in
>Juiesburg on Saturday August Bird. l
received 80 votes or more than both
of the other two candidates l want to
take this opportunity of thanking those
who voted for me in the Assembly and
Iyish to assure them and all the voters
of the County that if l receive their
votes at the Primary Election in Sept
I ember and at the election to be held in
November that the office of County
Judge will be kept during my term of
office upon the same basis that tits on
now.
Every dollar that is taken in to the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Notice

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement will be made with F. L..
Freeman on his contract for the paw
ing of the county bridge across the
the South Platte River at Julesburg,
Colorado on Monday, August 10, 1912
at 1000 O'Clock A. M.
All parties having claims against the
said F. L. Freeman for materials fur
nished or labor performed on said con-
tract are hereby notified to present
their claims to the Board of County
Commissioners on or before said date
-, order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
Lily z. Labaree,
County Clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
District Attorney
To Republicans

] hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of District Attorney of the
18th Judicial District of Colorado, SUBJ
ject to the will of the Republican vo-
tiers at the Primary Election of Sept
enber 10, 1912.
My candidacy is submitted upon my
record as aprosecutor and my standing
as an attorney in this District. If
nominated and elected promise to
make the business OF this important
Office my first concern.
Robert M. Work.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Haxtum, Colorado.
July ls, 1912.

We have decided to
hold ball tournament at Haxtun on
the % . and 80 of August which will
include . good general celebration and
offer your team an opportunity to en-
ter under the terms as outlined in the
inclosed circular and will appreciate
hearing from you by an early mail as
we desire to advertise the teams or our
large bills which should appear by the
first of August,
Yours very truly,
c. A, Grey.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
w. c. T. U.
Burning Words

"All the woes of perdition lurk in
the bar-roOm. All that conspires
against decency Of living, peace of
home, good of country progress in a.
chievement, honor in men, purity in
women and hope in humanity has there
its haunt. Ruin writes its record. De-
spair and death are the closing chap.
ters. \ Il Language has been ex-
hausted in denunciation of it; souls
have been dissolved in tears by reason
of its deadly ravages; but the monsters
jaws still drip with the blood of the
innocent as well as the guilty. Oh, the
patience of God with its keepers!
Oh, the compassion of Christ for its
victims! Oh, the apathy of men who
shun battle with it! Men of Europe,
Asia, Africa and South America, carry
back to your people who are also
our people this message from the
Methodsts of America that in practice
as in principle, they stand for total
abstinence from strong drink; and that
so long as the Spirit of God abides with
US there will be no truce with the
making 6r selling OF whiskey,> wine.
beer, or other intoxicants to be used
as beverages, and that we expect
Methodists of all lands to stand with
US in the fight and share the glory of
the ultimate victory"
The above scathing indictment of the
drink and the traffic therein we take
from the Episcopal address delivered
at the General Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at Minneapolis.
They are burning words and should be
read from the pulpit of every church in
the land. That such "Monster'
should be licensed by a socalled Christ
ian nation ought to bring blush of
shame to the cheek of every American
citizen. The Church must be aroused
until hot with Indignation, forgetting
party, it marches to the ballot-box and
strikes this beast its death blow. No
party and no law can maj e wrong right
To accept revenue in exchange for be-
traying innocence was no worse in
Judas than is in a government taking
revenue from the liquor traffic. "Oh"
the apathy of men who shun battle
with itv' say the bishops, and they
might have added in this apathy the
liquor traffic finds its creates strength.
The Church Must Be Aroused! Apathy
nust give way to righteous indignation.
flaming pulpit must set the pew on
fire. The real enemy is not the saloon
but alcohol. Science furnishes abund-
ant evidence to show what deadly
enemy it is, and the preacher, teacher
editor, who desires the glory of God.
the good of humanity and the welfare
of the nation is recreant to his duty if
he fails to focus the attention of both
child and man upon an enemy which
science says is deserving only of death.
Gods best creation was man, and mans
highest mission is to glorify his Crea-
tor. The nature of alcohol is to des-
troy man, and thus dishonor God. This
destroyer must be destroyed. Oh. for
some gaeat leader to arise who could
rally around him the entire Church and
the united temperance and prohibition
forces to send this monster to his we'll
deserved DOOM
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Proceedings Of the County
Commissionsrs
WedieSda July 81, l9l.

Ntutksua, July ''l, W..
The Board met in spc cial session pur-
suant to the call OF the Chairman. Pres
ent: +. ". Sherman, Chairman: ". T.
Johnson and Finley Dye Commissioners,
A. F. Perrier, County Attorney; Lily Y.
Labaree, Clerk.
The bond of F. l.. Freeman for the
faithful performance OF his contract for
paving the bridge across the South Platte
river at Julesburg was approved.
An appropriate resolution was adopted
by the Board whereby the Board agree
to defend F. l.. Freeman from all suits
at law or claims for royalties or damage
which may he brought against the said
F. l.. Freeman by one T. j. Harrison on
account of an alleged patent applied for
for rc-cnforced concrete paving.
Mrs. Lucas, as administrators of the
estate of ]. f. Lucas appeared before the
Board and stated that Tax Sale Certifi-
cate No. 57l has been lost or destroyed.
She was advised by the County Attorney
7" al lVtnHpH lbI Il
duplicate Certificate and present to the
Board at some future meeting.
An agreement was entered into between
the Board and Earl c. Harri, whereby
Mr.. Harris is to have the use of the en-
gine belonging to the County and for
which he agrees to pay 81 day for the
time the engine is in actual use by him.
The Board inspected the work of paw
ing the bridge across the South Platte
river in process of construction.
They adjourned.
Tuesday, August 6, 1912.
The Board met in regular session. Pres
ent: +. w, Sherman, Chairman; W. T.
Johnson, Commissioner; A. F. Perricr,
County Attorney; Lily u. Labaree, Clerk.
The County Clerk was instructed to
advertise for final settlement with F. l..
Freeman, said settlement to be made on
Monday, August 10 1912
The following claims were audited and
allowed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Julssburg Entsrtains

The largest crowd ever assembled in
Julesburg was here on last Tuesday.
and while, for various reasons there
was not nearly as many of the Short
Grass Touring Club present as expect
ed and advertised, the day was full of
spores ard we believe every one pre-
sent enjoyed shemselves. Early in
the morning, all sorts of vehicles were
to be seen coming to. Julesburg from
every direction. A number of auto
mobiles from town drove out to meet
the visitors and escorted them into
town. The Julesburg Band in their
new suits of white were on hand to
welcome the visitors with some of their
exceptional good music. The first event
on the program was the ball game be
tween the Harley Davidson team and
the Julesburg boys, our boys easily
winning the game with a score of to
l, and on account of the lateness of the
arrival of the visitors, only q seven
inning game was played. Immediately
after the ball game the automobile
race was held, only two cars entering the
race. Mr.. Deulen running Ford. and
one of the visitors running Il Hudson.
The fastest time ever made on cur track
was made Tuesday fornoon, Mr.. Deulen
making one lap of a half mile in a flat
80 seconds. Mr.. Deulen easily had the
race won except for an accident to his
engine which caused his car to go dead.
After the automobile race a motorcy-
Gle exhibition was held, and orr visitors
from HaXtum in IL autos paraded in
front of the grand stand advertising
their base ball tournament.
The ladies of the Commercial Club
had provided basket dinners which
were served in the park and were duly
appreciated by those partaking. At
two clock the motorcycle races were
pulled off and consisted of two mile
tandem, two mile amateur, a one
mile professional, five mile amateur,
two mile professional and another
two mile professional, exceptionally
fast time being made IN all OF the races.
Immediately after the close of the races
our visitors left for Sterling where
they put on similar meet on Wednes-
day.
In view of the fact that very little
motorcycle racing is done on a dirt tack
and in the country, the sports Tuesday
were of exceptional interest to large
number of our people. At the time of
going to press we have not the data as
to the finances of the day, but the
committee will have a complete report
ready to submit to our readers for next
week. Too much credit cannot be
given to those who had the days's en-
tertainment in charge. All of the
various committees worked hard to do
their part and we believe thht every
one here Tuesday will be only too glad
to return t. Ju.esburg for any like
event, The Short Grass people were
more than pleased with their entertain
ment and expressed themselves that
Julesburg was the first ''live town.
they had been in since leaving their
home in Garden City Kansas,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Notice

Amy one having any bills on account
of the celebration last Tuesday will
kindly present the same at once to Mr..
J. C. Wagner, as the finance committee
are anxious to close up their busine'
so as to be able to omake their finaacial
report to the public.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
TERMS REGULATING BASE BALI
TOURNAMENT


All competing teams shall register
their players with the local committee
not less than 10 days prior to date of
opening Of tournament, also forward a
a certified check for S25. 90 as a guar
antee that the team will appear on the
date set and remain for the entire tour
nament, check to arrive with list of
players and will be returned to giver
when his team has met with the require
ments of the committee as herein out
lined. s
Cash prizes are to be as follows:
First 1925. 90 Seeond 5000 Third $50.
90 Fourth $$40ee ..,--.-.s..-
In case of tie Between teams in
games won the Com. will decide in fav-
or of the team making the greatest
number of scores or having been scored
against the least, this subject to the
approval of the Captains of teams.
All checks payable to Geo. Coleman,
Treas.
Address C. A. Grey,
Secy.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Poor Fund.

F Poor Fund.
J. W. Brolsthead, supplies to
paupsrss .---...-. .--.,..--. ....--....-.,. 5000
Max Mahlef, ditto, -,--...-.....--. :t.40
Emergency Fund.
$. II. Caribou, box rent X stamps. ll.Ss
II. c. Spill1hsn, stamps. ..,........ 100
Norah b. 1eslford, stamps, ........ l.5O
Advertising Fund.
B. d. Parker Jr, advertising, 1865
The Heard adjourned to meet Monday,
August 10. l9l2
l.IY u. LAHAREE, Clerk.
Haxtum. Colorado.
July l8, 1912.
Manager Base Ball:
Dear Sir:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Announcement

l hereby announce myself as cant
date for the office of Sheriff of Sedg-
wick County on the Republican Ticket
subject to the will of the Republican
county assembly and the Republican
voters in the primary election to be
held September 10th. 1912.
o., S. Thunderstorm.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
School Dist. No. 74-Special Flu

Interest will cease on above War
rants after August oath, 1912.
S. H. CARLSON
County Treasurer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Warrant Call
Office Of County Treasurer,
Sedgwick, County, Colo.
July 1912

Notice is hereby given that /
will redeem at my Office in Jules
burg, Sedgwick County, all War
rants numbered as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-08-15
Candidate for County Assessor

| hereby announce myself as Rep
ublican candidate for County Assessor
subject to the will of the Republican
party at the primary and general cleo
ton. Any favors shown me by the
voters in my campaign will be duly
appreciated. | stand fer tine succe of
the Republican Party.
Yours respectfully,
Mike Cavanaugh.
Ira Dobson vii! exchange gents
clothing for fresh eggs.
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niht einbesriffen. Sur 3ahlung onses
fpiefen fpuroen $72.50. Der Derid]t bes
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reitunaen i'm beitsn e,anee uno Iaf.H
auf Elm srfOIarsi6es 5eit ftIi.b.n.
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Srauerbeihliiie tpurben perlefen unb
Dem prntpfo1 einperIeibt; ferner ioII
eine abihrift Der Samilie b.s Der.
Itprbenen ougeinnot iperben. Das
Gommittee, aus ben fNrren Qouis
Spd. 9olsntin 9isb unb Senrp 5pf.
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fplgenoss RsiuItat: prdiibent, Deter
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mind Blum. Die 4ngeIegenbeit Be-
tufs 2lbbaltuns elmer Sseitli9tsit pur.
be bis 5ur Sabrssperiammlung I'm
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ben plaB gu finben.
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mihGre tpurbe bic 2iSsus fir 1abri.
tanten unb ensros 6dnbIer DOR
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fsitgeiebt. Bon Der 5umanit6tssge-
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men 5u treffen. um sinsn Sumanitdts.
Poli3iiten an3uitslen. Die 4neelessns
belt puroe benz aommittse iberpisien
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ciunatier 8olfsblatt" beiinbet iih in
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