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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-06-26

Notice Of She..fPs Sale

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a=.. ... .... .. nu.,s. vi-l u.rr.i. m core
l.r '.a... .us a.. n.t.t..r.wt of so.r.l..
aaa-'E. g.. ..aUa IH favor ol thu said John
E.a.... ..# ..#Ia.t ,Ip .a.# G,urg. a. Wood
-1.I aaI ..#...tto =. WnaiuT TO tE. .lHa ot
at.H-. ..3 cost. ja uo .um of .20- with i.-
.sra-. J1ar."u from rI. --ga day of Hsg. ia... go
st-a-.aaf s.'..
HuW uWlUEHEFoEE haeoa.rna to ta, COM
s.ar,. sa tho -aiI os..". son. / will .n tN. .t-t
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asgan.r af t-~ .af ras. at be-. E.,.g ....r .I The
=. U.gar. situated iH the T.vn,E Ju1vsIurp.
as Stat.ar CnIaulu offer fur .s.o. and viii sell
g l.aEe aaaGan the Nr.lw.-t Quarter vi
Section o. Towu.ntp u North and Ran.a q
N-tart the 9Th Principal Meridian. or 500 much
Gte--er a-rray tc necessary TO satisfy til. IuUg-
.-r-.. 81 hove mentioned. together with costs. in-
t,--r-t and expenses incident to making rtis .aly
q, ice Iigh-.t bidder for cash for the purpose Of
s.asisF, ing the said Judgment
Es.lai g5JuIoabur- Colorado. ,li. 18th day of
ls.zra 4 ID. 1913.
O. s HUMBERsTONE
sheriff Of Srdewi,h County. Crio
*. Publication June 90. 1918
X Publication Illy 10. 1913.
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Notice fc- Publication.

MaL o7-a7
DoDHvr.ato, The interior Jr. e. Land Office,
at>t..-"r. Colorado. aI.s ' 1913.
a.i,a is hereby 's.n lr-j T.aa : Voz Of
H.. .Ht|.. noIora-o ..no, O. L.uo eJ 1909 nRde
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n." f-' 4"rig0nE. a". H..I u....a ,I intention
'g.' . .nat Thu lo.Ilr0ol t...ia''5sh claim
7. i1r i.... above ..s0. .a.nr. Clerk Of the
.... Court 81 ....a-a.. C.lnalo on the
l..u day .i JuI-, 1913.
Claimant name a- w.tnars...
H.'-.uau c. Pasa, rJoes1ur~ dorado. and
tnvara Northor O.. Carl Eu..ala.uuu md John
hagrt# r NeGarr.. Nebraska.
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10y T. JOHSON- Attorney.
II VIII practice in all courts Of
goIgrudo and Nebraska. Office:
Room in the Post Office Building,
IuIssburE, Colorado. Phone Jules
burg 3.
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First Publication May 2.. lH.@.
Last Publication Fls s.. 1918.
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Better Than Spanking

Spanking will not cure children Of
wctting the bed, because it is not a
habit but dangerous disease. The c.
Il. Rowan Drug Co., Department 954
Chicago, H., have discovered a strict
" harmless remedy for this distressing
disease and to make known its merits
they will send Soc package securely
wrapped ord prepaid Absolutely Free
to any reader Of The Julasburg Grit
Advocate. This remedy also cures fire.
queAt desire to urinate and inability to
control win during the night or day in
Old or young. The c. II. Rowan Drug
Co. is an Old Reliable House, write to
them today for the free medicine
Cure the afflicted members of your
family, then tell your neighbors and
friends about this remedy.
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Interest will cease on above warrants
after July 2. 1913.
JAMES II. PARKER.
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r i IEHPIEU Attorney at
80 Law. Room e., .g. Office
E-it.u-. Jairsa.a- Colorado,
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Notice i hereby given that |
will redeem al my office in Jules
burg. Nedgwick County. all War
rant, numbered as follows:
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l.l..g ~ Wins Bar Game

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Office of County Treasurer

oaigwick County. Colo. June
2ui. 1913.
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DUKE
The Big Black Pcrchorr. also
JERRY
The BIG Mule ,'..g

will make the season for a limited
number of mares at my barn in
Julc-bur".
Duke is coming six yom~ old.
weighs over 1900 lbs. could easily
be made to weigh over a ton and is
an all around Draft horse.
Terms SO to insure live colt.
Insurance becomes due if mare,
are removed from the County,
Care will be taken to prevent
accident but will not be rc-Donsi-
bic should any occur.
f. J. Frederick, Owner
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Ordinary Fund

te of Issue Amt. Of Warrant
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-z-es Publication June ll 1918
H. Publication Illy 10. 1913.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Another Warship Added
To Those Off Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Nov s--Another
addition to the American warships
now in Mexican waters was an
nounced by Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels to-day, when he said that the
armored cruiser Pittsburg, now on
route to Guayamas, supposedly to re
lieve the California, Will remain on
the west coast. but that the Cslifor-
MIA also will remain at her present
berth. The Pacific feet in Mexican
waters will consist of the armored
cruisers California, Maryland ano
Pittsburg, and the gunboat Annap-
oils.
Rear Admiral Cowles informed the
Navy Department to-day that the
French colony at San Ignacio is I'M
der the protection Ci Mexican Fed
erals and a Mexican man-of-war.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Chauffeur Brehn
Forfeits Bond on
Speeding Charge

b. e. Brehn, driver of the automo-
bile. which ran down and seriously
injured Miss Mary Hughes. secretary
to the editor of The Georgian, for
feited his bond of 5000 Wednesday
afternoon when he failed to appear
before Judge Broyles to answer the
charge Of reckless driving. r. c..
Congdon, president of the Atlanta
Gas Company, signed the bond.
Miss Hughes was run down Octo-
Der II in front of the Grand Thea
ter The automobile was owned by
Otto Won B. DinglehoeT, an attorney
with Offices in the Gambler Building.
Brehn. at the time of the accident.
escaped from the hands of a mob
which threatened to do him violence.
He later surrendered to the police.
Judge Broyles ordered the chauf-
feur's immediate arrest when he fail
ed to appear for trial
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Chief Opens Fight
For Children's Safety.

Chief Of Police Beavers, taking no
ticc OF the criticism that has been
heaped on his department for Its fall
ure to prevent the many automobile
accidents in the city, replied Wednes-
day by an emphatic appeal to the
parents of Atlanta TO caution and ip-
struct their children ia the exercise
at congestei places.
The parents have a part in the
protection of their children" he said.
They can be OF invaluable aid TO
the police department and at the
same time do much TO safeguard the
lives Of their own children II they
only will warn them OF the dangers
that Turk In the crowded streets and
instruct them in the proper manner
to cross from one side to another.
Urges Parents to Help.
The department is doing it's ut
most with the men at its command
to render the crossings and thorough
fares Of the city safe to pedestrians
and to vehicles We have them at
every congested crossing possible. We
have men. wherever possible, near
every school in the city II we do
not have a man stationed at school
house It ia because we have not one
available.
Children should be instructed by
their parents not TO run heller SHELTER
across the street in front OF sutomo-
biles and trucks and carriages. II
the proper degree of caution were
used these shocking accidents seldom
would occur"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Wife, as Decoy for
Husband, Traps Man
Accused as Flirt

on the charge of an amateur wo-
man detective, A. Cohen, a merchant
at No. SO West Mitchell street, was
fined 315.75 by Recorder Broyles
Wednesday afternoon. Cohen was
arrested at Whitehall and Alabama
streets Tuesday night at the instiga-
ton Of ]. d. Clements, a contractor,
while in conversation with Mrs.
Clements.
In the Recorders Court, Mrs.
Clements declared that she had been
annoyed by telephone calls from CO.
hen and finally while her husband
waited in the shadows. she went as a
decoy to meet the merchant. AS soon
as Cohen approached Mrs. Clements,
the husband appeared with detec-
tive.
Cohen denied the accusations and
declared that the meeting was acct
dental He appealed the case.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
AT PIMLICO.


FIRST-Five and one half furlongs:
Harebel 102 (Nathan), $3.50. $40, $40.
won; Lady Grant lie (Buxton), $50. $40.
second; Thelma ]. 107 (Shuttinger).
Tandsticker. Mary Warren. Song of VAL
ley. Violet May, Single Ray, Ell Mahdi
and Panama.
CWaidron5, 1890, $50, 800. Won; Nos
redna 96 (Callahan), 20. 80, 1920, second (;
Ralph Lloyd l05 tBurlingame), 1000,
Mr.. specs, Edith Ineal Scbaiier. Home
Crest, Battey, Hans Creek, Beach Sand,
Moisant, Michael Ange'o, Prince Floral.
Kinder Lou, Inferno Queen and Dan
vile H.
THIRD-six furlongs Montressor
lo2 (Wolfel, 2s2O, l2;60, zoo, won; lsa-
1;1S t-5. Also ran: ASyiade, Genesta,
Carlton G.. Scalywag, Lochiel, Progress
sive and Yenghee.
FOURTH-Two miles: The Welkin 100
tAllen), 40. 290. 20, won; George Emo
Sister 1879 tBowser), 4.l0, third. Time,
1852 10. Also ran: Ennis Killen, M.
Csmbon. Yarico (fell), Madeline L. Bal v
Bay, Clan Alpine, irwin z. Dggs, The
Elephant Geld, Colonetta, Fred Essen
(FelD, FTatfoot
F1t lH-Mlle ana thfee- sixteenth
Good Day 1903 (Burlingame), "a 80, rs. so,
1890, won; Napier Jos (Buxton), 41.S0,
1890. second; Goldy IS tWard). 1880.
third. Time, 2:02 10. Also ran; Oak
hurst, Charles F. Granger, Chester
Krum, Cliff Stream, Blackford Mollie
S., My Fellow, Brando. Hatteras.
SIXTH-Mile and 70 yards; Tale Car
rier III (Waldronl, $40, ESQ. $50 won:
Hester Prynne Iii (Wolfe) $50. 30
second; Autumn 10s &C, Jackson), 40,
third Time, AS 3-6. Also ran: Judge
Monck, Nonparen, Kormack
SEVENTH Five and a half furlongs:
Suwanee 1902 (McCahey), $50, 4sO. ESQ,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
LaF gillette Reaches
Here on Late Train

Senator Robert M. LaFollette, OF
Wisconsin, will arrive in Atlanta at 5
o'clock Wednesday afternoon from
Gainesville, and in the evening will
deliver an address in the Tabernacle
auditorium, under the auspices of the
Alkahest Lyceum Bureau.
The Badger State Senator had been
expected in the city at 1915 Wed
nesday morning, but he wrote the
lyceum authorities here that he would
have to occupy his spare time in
resting because Of the condition of his
health. LaFollette has been indis-
posed for several weeks, and has been
ordered by his physician not to exert
himself any more than absolutely is
necessary in filing his lecture dates
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Sale Put Off in Last
Effort to Get Money
To Save Blind Home

The sale of the Industrial Home for
the Blind, which was scheduled for
Tuesday, has been postponed for few
days while the hackers of the Home
make an effort 10 raise the 5000 nee
esssry to save the property.
The plan is to raise 81 $50 by $50 sub
scrlptions from fifty business men and
q like amount In smaller subscriptions
J. K Orr is chairman of the commit
tee handling the campaign, and feels
certain the money win be subscribed.
At a meeting OF the men Interested
in the Home last Monday night s47S
Was subscribed. The manufacture Of
brooms is one of the industries Of the
Home. the effort being made to make
the blind men employed there feel they
are earning a living and are not OBJ
tects of charity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
LATEST NEWS

case ordering the retention Of the
handed down decision in the
men as prisoners. The court said
he based his rulings on the inter-
national treaty signed at tho last
Hague conference.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. S.
John p. Wilson summed up the
case for the defense in the Har-
Vester hearing in Federal Court
here to day and at It's oonelu-
sion J. p. MeReynoids, Attorney
General Of the United States, be-
gan the final argument for the
Government. He plead for the i'm
mediate dissolution of the COM
bined companies.
TRINIDAD, COLO, Nov. 5.-Ths
militia to day occupied Forbes, a
camp of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
Company, following a skirmish
between strikers and suards. The
strikers opened fire on the homo
of Robert NichoI, superintendent
Of the mine, according to word
from General Chase. The attack
ing party withdrew when the
guards returned the fire.
coLLEGEVlLLE, PA, Nov. 5.
At a meeting Of the faculty of
,Urisinus College, it was decided to
cancel the remainder Of the foot
ball schedule, following tho death
Of George Gain, an Urisinus COL
Iege student and athlete who had
his neck broken in football
game Saturday at PhoenlxVille.
The two games to be played were
with Pennsylvania Military Col
leee and Franklin and Marshall.
NoGALEs, MEXICO, Nov. s.
DR.. Henry Alien Topper, of tho
international Peace Forum, has
been asked by General Nestiano
Carranza, the leader of the Cen
stitutionalists, to learn definitely
from Secretary Bfyan Whistler or
not the United States intends to
intervene in Mexico. Or. Topper
teIearaphed to Washington to day
asking for this information and
advising the United States Gov
eminent that General Carranxa
believes Intervention would be a
serious mistake. The Constitu-
tionaIists declare that If they are
recognized as beIieerents and al
lowed to import arms they soon
will be able to overthrow Huerta.
EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO,
Nov. 5!--Two hundred striking
clay makers at IS potterios here
and in the neighboring river cities
went back TO work this afternoon,
permitting all the plants to re-
sumo business, which had been at
a standstill for ten days, render
ing 5000 workers Idle.
RENO, New, Nov. 5@"BiIIy"
Edwards, proprietor of the Red
Top dance hall at Rochester, was
shot and killed by J. G. MeFad.
den. Frank Manda, Edwards'
partner, was shot over the heart
and will die, and "Shorty" Burns
and Emma Hoffman, the latter
McFadden's wife, also were
wounded.
CHARLESTON, w. VA Nov.
5.-Because Mrs. Charles E. An
derson attended theatrical per-
fornanee last night, Harry Ellis
became angered and shot and
killed her this afternoon. He
then killed himself They had
iona been friends.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
MOTOR CARS
PURR BOYS
D|RCE
Autos Fly by Church as Weeping
Classmates Attend Mass
for John Eisele.

The great organ doomed in the Sa-
cred Heart Church Wednesday and
Father Guynan began the mass, while
down in the aisle, before the central
altar, and fianked with tall tapers,
stood the little fiower-covered casket
of John Eisele.
And outside the church, just over in
Peachtree street, the motor
cars flashed back and forth in the
morning sun, with no hint in
their swift flight that one of their kind
had struck the life ont of the little
boy two days ago.
The big church was crowded. Two
hundred and fifty children from the
parochial school next door--John's
classmates and all the pupils from
the first through the ninth grades
sat with the sisters, their teachers, in
decorous files in the high backed
pews.
Children Show Grief.
The small faces were very solemn.
In Johns class, near the front, there
was weeping among the little
girls and furtive dabs of handker-
chiefs at the eyes of little boys.
Father Dubois spoke a little OF the
earthly life, short at best. and more
of the life beyond, where there would
be no sad and sudden partings
Than the great organ doomed
again, this time in theme
of solemn triumph, and down the
aisle. between the files of the boys
and girls who had known and loved
him. John EiSele's flower-laden casket
moved, with the four little pallbearers
at Its side.
Then the funeral procession moved
away slowly toward the cemetery.
And one by one the sisters marshaled
their classes and marched them in
double file back across the campus TO
their school.
And out in Peachtree street, past
the death corner the motor
cars flashed merrily by in the sun
light.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Huerta Will Talk
With U. S. Envoy.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 5.-General
Huerta will receive Nelson O'Shaugh-
messy, the American charge d'affaires,
at the National Palace late to-day.
1t is expected that at that time the
Mexican dictator will set forth his
position as to his future policy
that John Lind, the special envoy
sent to Mexico by President Wilson,
expects the situation involving Mexico
and the United States to come to
head within a very short time. These
were followed by reports that Mr.
Lind had been communicating direct
ly with the Huerta Government with
out consulting 'Shaughnessy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Warden Meyer TO Face Accusers at Inquir
RACING RESULTS

won; Woodrow 100 CDeronde). 400, $50,
second; No Manager 102 (Nathan), 3. 40,
third. Time, 1;0S 3-5. Also ran: Nor
decai. Heart Beat, Beaupere, Harvest
Queen, Helen "a, Jezail, Kedron.
AT LAToNiA.
F1RST-Ffve and one-half furlongs
Herpes lle (Skirvim, 1880, $50, 400,
won; Hocnir 100 Henry. go, 2.s6. sec
end; Manson ms lo1 Turner, ESQ. third.
Pease .Welles. Bank win, Loveland,
Laird Of Langden. Martha Mckee, Bay
berry Candle and Oakland.
SECOND-Six furlongs: DR.. Samuel
% NO. rrHrner) go; sSo $50 %on LADY
Candy Box 1909 I1enryj, sIO third.
Time liza 10. Also ran: Bob Hensley,
Lost Fortune. Tavo'ara, Bulgarian, LIT
tie Bean, Malay, Shepherdess, Transit.
THIRD-six furlongs Black Toney 124
II-oftus(. 2.so, 2.20, 2.l0. won; Maud B.
Gund Ito (Goose). $40. third. Time,
1:13. Also ran: Bac, Buck Kennon,
FOURTH-six furlongs: Theresa Gin
109 (Martinl 7.20, $50, ESQ, won; Sc
bagoN 1o7 tTurner), $50. ESQ, second
Time liz 40. Also ran: The widow
Moon. Floral Park
40, 1850. $50, won; Mlmorioso los
Woods, $50, $40. second; Clark NJ 1O5
Henry, 500. third. Time. 1:4O Also
neck, Orperth, Black Branch. Sun
Queen.
SIXTH-Mile and a sixteenth: Phil
Mohr liz (Hanover), 1870, 1870, 800,
won; Or. Waldo Briggs 1903 Henry
100. 40, second Polls 116 (Benton),
Howdy Howdy. Effendi Irish Kid, Prin-
cess Thorpe, Loveday, Hoffman, Dyna-
mite.
Race Entries on Page 10.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Columbus to Have
S2,5OO,OO0 Light Go,

COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.--The Musco-
gee Light and Power Company has
been granted charter by Judge 3.
p. Gilbert, of Superior Court The
pald-in capital stock of the new cor
pors ton is $4,000. but the incorpo-
rators announce that 1t Is their pur-
pose to raise the stock to $4,000, 900.
well-known local capitalists behind
the movement are e w. Swift, j. p.
nlges. j. P. Kyle, Clifford ]. Swift
John L. Davis, Jr.. T. r Golden, j
p. Golden, c. Bullock, e. J. Ran
kin. j. A. Rankin, Z. P. Dismukes
snd II. L. Williams
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Negro Under $1,000
Bond as HighWayman

Henry Vim, negro, was bound
over under $1,000 bond by Judge
Broyles Wednesday afternoon on a
charge Of highway robbery VIM
was identified by Miss Lila Rogers, a
stenographer for the Hamper Gro
Gerry Company as the man who
snatched her meshbeg when she was
returning to her home, No. Els Ivy
street. on October 2. An anonymous
letter to Chief Beavers received Tues
day night gave information against
the negro which led TO his arrest. The
meshbag was recovered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
j. 6. FORCES
READY FOR
TROUBLE
Additional Warships Are Sent to
Reinforce the Fleet in
Mexican Waters.

NOGALES, ARIZ., Nov. s.
Officers commanding the United
States troops here received or
ders to-day to prepare equipment
for field service.
Railroad officials also received
requests for a statement regard
ing their facilities fer the move
ment of troops.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
"A Per Cent of Mail
Lacking in Address

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--Postmas-
ter General Burleson to-day directed
postmasters everywhere to stamp on
inadequately addressed matter the
words delivery delayed on account Of
incomplete address"
The Postmaster General declares
that the people do not use proper care
in addressing their mall. Last Sun
day a count in Chicago revealed that
out OF half million addresses A per
cent we're inaccurate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-05
Scout Cruiser
Ordered to Mexico.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--Secre r.
tary of the Navy Daniels to-day ~
dered the scout cruiser Chester, nov
at the navy yard here, to proceed 10
Vera Cruz. Mexico, "as soon as pos
sible." The Chester will sail prob
ably tomorrow She will aid the
gunboat Wheeling in taking of Amer
lean refugees, ,le larger warships be
ing unable to approach within three
miles Of the shore becaubs Of their
dseD drauHh4. A