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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

iniuIr--i !. by o,hrr contestants w
spectators while spuad is shuy'iH
e" 'ha, they c,n hear anne
~ NO, rufus~ q llir tsraat
In .nmI-ti,i.n = r,tusF=i tarzsf b.
s..r",' "r ,nuntui aI,,s' Tho rsI.
-rs- will d-cid. VII q, is a frif 1rr.
get
to u, no, shoot AZ an imperfect
,ars-, in composition ONLY uHHI.
,s-e"'s are (" i,s shot ~ Nu 'uH..
Tee, tarsr, is a "uu bird
". Always carry frym fvu Zoo
four extra shells with tns nt tta
firing line So that ,uu fr nut bate
to delay tho shouting IN SzsH gu.l
have to shcpt a, other ,araria HH s..
count Of shooting az imrsrf'rr Br
gets. e,c
Nv observing the above r~rF1n-
tions 'hcre will bc no unfortunttT
accidents or incidents to mar the
pleasure of contestants and srr,i1.
tors
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
fEfaelk Hlelk
: MeNA1E$ GRAFT
aoS1er @ TEAMS

chieoG,. H.. Esb. 3S-seven man.
asesa os The redseAi lsasus met n
ssesst ssesasa st The Caisaso AtAr
lstie association today TO sose out
tAeir teams from the zoo az more
Roayssa she isaSSs isaAsss eieim to
have sisnsd. Them iasiag masaeae
~ Otss AssssAy e tie taalsinsse
tseo. wh0ss tysln was rspostsa H.
layed. Managers wiiilaa Phillips
q ja1issaeao6. Larry 0shsity sD
Htffsio. 0sssss siovsll Il Kssaaa
City. Nosdresi Reowa OF ~. i4o~ia.
W'siiish 0eusses a Pitsssursh. Jss-
sph rtskrv os chIesoe. go wilsis0
bradley Of nsooklya were on hsaa.
o1eAlsy vili rspressas The Asooalys
essa temporarily u besse aaA II wss
hiats6 thsi ~ misAt 90 The plses
psslhsnsssly shoslA Ro6est u. Ward.
The nroeklys ovses. ssii II Nh ef.
saet u pessasds chrisey Nsthewsna
o. asn Crawford 10 usdsstsks the
lsoAesship. u wss sumoesA. too. thai
0sssiss accepted the Psss.bursh pia-s
With the asdssssssAias shss hs
oigAs sstirc TO tie ssaks u ssoshse
assssss sstiassrssry 10 hk hanss
sAoalA - foasd.
as0e a. the vr,l ksova pisyes.
VITO hsve l~st the ssahs Al osesaisea
heii fos The sss ssssus. viii ~
euasd viii ssaas osh~s iAss shas.|
fisss saseaseeA - sississ ihs0.
Rrils~ xsla~r. the New Yosk Amer.
ie.a isftsl1~s Who wss sappoasa so
haze hr<s aussAsA sssisissiy to chl.
essp. mar ~ iass BY ftskss 10 shs]
ahssIie today. Il u ssia shss hsaok.
lya ssd Ptsshassh will i,osh make
saross hias Tor his. Th~ rlsh ows.
ess ~ the tsssas siti asses sf'es
shs asaaS-ss have fisiss~S. u vsA|
saansss~d. hss hash ss~sloss rsua.
issA 10 ~ psusss~ssa.
Net ltsslos ssesssrs'-a shs hsI.
siaoes elss 81 shs asaassn' osss-
lag. Il vss i~ssssd that aass q
the paaysss sisnea By tssssSeas an.
oase hsse se>a a0asnsS 10 ssamn
sseAtaS Shea. Nsaseoss sseAss
vses 0sAs. ssae q sAso ~ asa.
aesss vhe hs1 . ssspsss1sssy os psssh.
~ saa . ierk a 0no1 osf,seSsss.
0sAs aseis vhi~h uSse sspsstsA ss|
heissss their ssa0ss
1As seaAss viIt ~ sestsvea ssA|
snseeveA ~ t'ssss1sos 0tl0sss asss|
ossk 50 after shss IL h espeessA
~ tsll sussee ~ The tessse wli, NJ
9Ssse ess.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
sUllER SPOTS
HOSE GRAFT
n GOTHAM

xsv vssx. ~. ss.-rAs asilivss
esoosssse. . sev srAii isvssaie.s.
tss ssAy Ateesssss ~ ths lsvss
bouas q lhe tsa1soessee. hss1 No syns
pshajr hessiss y The city AsIt hss~
ss1sy.
aulser saia shai safesnsltee II
fsssA 10 The sssis bisAvsy 1eeass.
meat esae 10 hia dssias ~ san.
eaisa 1T svvsssss ssa that 10 o..
eeeAasee With psv.eiessloa resaSsss
~ spsossssa . cp00Itiee to isvessi.
Wse esd svsssss
''Thsp os,y issesisased siSiy
aeyS.~ saSd Nslsps. ''sss ihsD fsssA
sosssh " the, lioe 10 essvssse ~
lhss ssesy aeesssssesi u ihe sssls
vo hese,es0hsa suh sssss. I
sAes srsssesss ieessesay 70 Sasesss.
e.ss The Highway department. 80
sss1 hsa Ia - IL she 80 n she
roee. drive oas the srsftess ssd -
SPARE sassasiy.
1Ne pesssssssrv. hoveves. rvfss-
- - srSsvVsssse sss s.easy N IL.
fray tho espssass q the ssvessiss.
tloo. Nesseov sevsssionesA eostS
reess 10 swvaly.swW sossstss saa
Soasd shsa skesr eosssssssSse Vs.
ssosdaleNt.
"tteaeeD~1 ssss s.e shas shsst -
r-s seas Of sbe eSsa u the seo1a
wsas ~ tA~ srssoe russsrWssSps sose
the svsa wss saeseo.
Lister Neaaospy Assroveeea -
tasadise srssS ~ the rseoassrw~sisa
~ As State capitol So osesss,s
aasae Asrhisset tsssfes n rvssGs ~
essse . uhess seveastsaaa.-
Nesae~ey wss aest wjssesa Iee
see<alea I've iessls~osy Ne snve q
Astsswey wNi,Msa's johs Doe IL.
Swiey. aesrSshiae the aaaser n
wASrh Ne rsss-d sbeat eiNsss srea
Jsrob u. orhIsf. Hessy 4. Sesa1ss,l
soA WsAers ~ re0dues Nh savessin.
sSeN.
I'VE sua ihisty-ssS saAtssasass o.
the rvaais n essr iavcsaIeaassas." he
easa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
oAe nIeafa 8 lffafn d
BOLSTER uEU yoRk AllEseAlt{

Ssv Y0rk. Feb. 3s.--In sssnninG
the American league prospects, ~
they now loom up II ~ hari TO b.,
snythiag hut the Athletics The
asnstoPs 40 doubt must M consider.
sd. 81. Louis would havs 70 be eoa.
sidsr~d " Il had Walter Iohnsoa-
Dot inisrriax that vithout Jo&aasa
che SSastoss are aos = hotter ball
club than tho Rrowas. nerauss they
ss~ BY several blseks. but Walter
Johnsoa IL Just si,sat ~ i'sr cent q
ths defsasive sassasth VI asy ossss-
6slsoa that ~ y sasoeiasse With.
dive Grifflsh another taV notch
pitcher 10 help su Joe Asshlias. who
should DO tuse - sood. 10 ~ better
vosk this ysss thsa he Aid Nat. sad
Johsaos asA the asnstoss would ~
- y ,sasieSoa - nseks ths Athletics
% . hishlsad fllas ~ sioag the
psasase Highway. lDat without shis
extra piseAse te b hsrd To 80 how
cay sasoss0eat q Aasrieaa lsasus
plsysss - they sse soW Distributed
sas stop the oavssd susA a n1was1
Colliss. J. fsoaklia Aakss. CAaslD
Bssdss. Idvard Plank ssA soass
half . Aosss oshess vhoa NJ. Maek
hss iaha-d With . ~ q ssSeul hass-
hefl ksowisdse.
clsvssasA voa't ~ say soPoasss
than u vss laas asaasa - possibly
sos 70 ssroag. Il wsa fostasass 70
sisish - vsli - h aiA. eosssAssias
sA~ ssrsiio ssyie os sans u pasys1.
u vsssa ~ - ssspsistss. hsvsvss.
10 - ih~ Rssas6a Rsa slps Ahev anas
~ The asos form shss rsuGAs sAs
Aihtssirs ssppisx In 1911 ssa car.
~ The ans shsossk Ia tho vossAs
rhsapsosaAin.
Il Asa hsss sstd Sias ssa ssAis
that shs Ass ~ese . Dsrhy ssaa -
ole ~ sisls II shs Ansstres lsa0ss.
Las a estiea hare vosehaosea lhs
oetstna ihsa shsse we're ss tseae svs
sah~s ssshs lathe ssae lsa6se ihss
we're ssssss,s sAss sAs RsA ass -.
aistssslly Asd collectively. That
nsy ~ TIRE ssa Il aay sos. u
sssaas 10 rssans. housver. shss .
tso0 - Rsh stsis saA ihea bsss
~ hsse sha1 H. Helieaal bsaGus
Nesh sss1 ssaisss II hsA 10 hsse se
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

lssst. N inkling os what hats saA
gloves are made for.
The REQ 8ox were not In their
strSAs iast ssasss. Thses Wss to-
much iasssaal alssansisa-tso auca
team politics. 70 psrsstt Of bassbell
bsing played. Everyone sssoed q
= palMaG ID The vree6 AiPsseSoa.
Thisp sso diffsssat sev. ~ Car.
risaa appears to be popular WITH tAs
playsss sad that means . great dsal.
II manager ssaaAs sre high With
BIZ ball Doaysss - aas set ehs0 =
do = NJ At work o. the haij flsl1
that thSy might osheswtss shist
without jassiae their rsputaiioas. II
other words. whsa . manager h ~.
- by HE players u y fsasd thas
thess sse fewer ''svsssss pisysrs" %
the club.
"Avesase players" a they are
called. . - paaysss Wh0 sre always
paaytag .sos thsir ovn svssaesa. II
the field they Will sol try for the
hard oass because they realise that
U sasy ooo't ~ asae the heil they
eas't very we'll bs charged With -
ssrse. whssses. u tAsy - ~ has1
sos Il saa get 10 frsst os The hall
cd shsa hooe Y ths eefietsl sesrss
b ops - ehaeOs . ol.sss oeSoaiis
tAsir asnDas- ~ hst thsy apa's liks
team plsy vhea II b sassasial - -
so0sshise that viil ~ hooas thsls
svssssra II this way they = ~ ~
shls 70 bet scar tho see nast. bSe
thsy sse aa4 - vslssahes -. . elab
- the player who n oaiy hissiao
SIC. sss ''pasys shs s.as." TAsy
sre sos sne1 haai~s soe htssia6 ~
klaA sAe heap vsassn
Of al The lsaas. however. WaaA.
sassas hsa she hsss eAeses a over.
SArsvtas ihe Aihississ. u their
thFsoe b u ~ rallied fss0 ssAss
lheO 1ssis1 iAe eo0osG sseaes. fhs
assssoss saek . ios - haasheii stii.
~ ssoasa With them. asa u lhey
eos ~ away . tsssle sessse shsa
shsy ~ laas ssaaos shey vili mako
ssise . fsaa u shsy hsA ssasts1
lite shsy ftsisheA isss year cessis
Nssk vest1 hase sssA esesy esses
a sssssegA ID . tlasi drive 10 ps,,
shroosh.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

u ~ easss hsA Q ~ q ssa 90.
siss shs0 ssiia Il osss svtsssA. On.
Il saa resl tsssy vAea Asa i.sss.
tosd ihssu . s,ssk q fisss 81 -,
hseA sss - iAs Aaossss: ~. IL h
siee. sasy ssoe-sse ~ ssae ~.
eess"
Nysa taav pessiesissiy pessA q
ssy - hlD sta6 ssAlessoeosa. ~ ~
sessss With ssi1s - ~ ssss sAss
Sssss9 hh shissSSe ssan il she ssaa
~ has ssly hssa ssrsSo 70 ssk sas
go panepaoeO1as.
-TAss vss vssh Lsstsaky Q 0sasA
49," sasA v1yss. '-ssA ~ hoek ~
- ts0e shsi { eest1sJ ~ ssl -
seA. ealis1 ~ that ftgAt - .
essIA eeos sst hsse 80 81 ME
seaSe ~ Dlllse. No go go sreuas
~ a Asetiss i.svt.shy n sssss 10
pSrk Dsijos. Jsss Ute Asskiss .
ssssh p,syes 10 hssA ~ utsh . gss
0ss.
'WhSu sasslsA ssa sssAaiss !
vetsAe1 sbass ZEE psseA.. ut ssss
q lAaa ii0e I al1aV oegse sssss
vstehs. fAsv bssagAi tAso - ~
sl1 sasso ssA sAey ~ tesAeA slsha
Thsv vses Ill ssaOA. ssly ssos vsss
sea0Aes lAao ssoen. ~. ssOso.
~ iAs l0os vhsa { vassea % flgAa
Jettrsss as1sr - the sAasrs.
bss : toaaAt josk jeAasoo -
fsosss ht0 vllheas seoos ssafoa.
ss.S sse sses. Asrttss tsss ahs
assse ssas,y ssroaae shsseAs .
eesba beas hin. Woal1 hase. -. n
sAe esaies ha1s't ssssssssss.
'-os esssye. Z kas0 shas - aea'i
lhtsk ao-sAss vess fss ~ vsssse-
bst - 10 The sSao ss1 sets sae
sesvu sllPpiss. Thsee ssose sSss1s
- \ vssl1 hsve ssss Jt0 t1yas.
sxasseise - she vsss1. s~so sAes
!. where I broke ny pip.. ThlsO
have bepees - veil siaee ihst ilae.
siihoash have hsssss shsat . aos-
~ ot tkoae rrtse hopess-
n. wsises flrss sav t1yss 10 ~
ssos sbsss slss yssss -. ssa II
sss - sseeiy sasA shsi the flseass
iopks jsst - aoui SOW - Ne atsl
thes. tie hss shoai the saos
sssssst - apsev,. tie saae snousi
a aetsrntsaisea sad r much ssroae.
es Nov. ryaa probably hsaa't 10.
rsevcA - . hoxes. hut Nc ksovs
ooes abest The e,ae. t1ysa st -
ycass sf ss.. . mss who hss bees
fIshtise roassesesiiy Tor thistess
years. bas sseed the wees asa ieas
vess. ~ coo siiIi ssaite whes taIk.
lag of hts nls.a fesocSoas haitles. ~
sajii losan ioAe ihese II masy . s,se.
| aea sefap LETT IL hls systea.
F1yna weighted uadef tas possal
yesterday at the Spsiass. whea hs
aeets Jack Dajloa here March . h
wifi asa have ssy great sAvsatsss
over The itomier In the matter n
poaadase. H. will BE- short Q fe~
isehn - rsosh ssa height SD sev
erst yeara IL the arsean. bat whst
- that t. 0aa with FlyNn's cssdias
t5sSanrS0R0fS
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28
FLYM \ Still
lsR|nES To Be
CHAMPION

kssaas CITY. Ma. rss. sss-JSo
Flyss. ~ ysess ~. the Ases q sAis.
sess yessS q sessA ssA lsahss vesA
y Jsss - jsyfst sesss tie tieAssas
s10s - ~ vsa u 1891. vhea ~
slsstsA ess % bis ssessA ssssse ~
kssstSss est 1sck CAs0kssA 10
fsss. IN = . IItsie nsee eseaasA sov
~ ~ u hoewa that she ''ejshsSas
stse0ss'' owoa . ssstle q Messe
-ess So . srisiillsiiaG es,isesssa q
ssskea 1srsssiisoas 1tissesa ysoss
80 ~ ssty svssa . sAsssl vaseA
NJ vSse6e1 foe eswsl eespssaatsa
that eSse1 saoerasa ~ swe.
n6 r1yss puossy = . ssssy tee1.
Ise go sa1k jusl - siseAoas,y-soA
~ . sssgAsssh ~ y rsss pseanss-
- NJ sseeesa . hls vtessssss. Reah
hase sssa esite frsaseas asstaa ~
sessoy easeeH
ryssS hsf1eas sssAs vss fseo
lSst asSll shaat . noelh -. No
sssrSlesSse nssaase evss Pssasa the
s.ts sSess sse she susu.A slss0ea.
WHAT'S she easssss sishs yus eses
hss. Rsas~ A. t7ysa lhsi assssSsa
Esd lkes sss.
Asa Ne sos~av answer eaeestsliy
shee sakea ahess Ats hssAsss kss.
sle.
TAe vsssee vtsiseA r1ysa 10 M
issiaSss eu0e u 0ResesosP aVsssO
SD feasd the vetesaa issiaiae fos
sse sese ~hssaesi battle" r1yss u
10 sees jssk tNlies Net. Mssvh 4
saa Ne y psrkliss his esss TOT ~.
sshes s-sasos wasrh wilt hsiss kssl
saIy hsaIs,s saa ssosey.
KID. . trails alike toe sii n ihe@.'
vrssured F1ysa whes iatormed the,
ke ~ss vesksss - ihossh Ne hsa a
svsi tsehs IL sight. ''rAsse sss'i ~
.ru oscs In the tlsksiae ssme. tcs
" they wesc soft they would be play.
lss teasts iss,esd of raiiias ~ iheil
S'esey With . manager. fhey oil
hit me. spa. ssd I sm o~iy 10 ihs
sa@e Ia hit haek. II vas slwsy,
wtllias to take three 10 nit os.. aas
ssaat II the written will tell ye,, sish
sUw ihst s1 aot the hsstsess hlitet
In the hSsiResas II isa't sil IN ~
hiisise. yoa tscw. tts whsa yos
rsa tske that aske~ Il soush foe ih'
other fellow aaA Mates the baak rpl
heavy.
"Asa, say. dost let say Of II,
fighters tell yos that they lite to se
hit. I've heard seae u tA&su ~
iAAa ssahiss hafts then. fl's u,
haac. an absat - loash - th'
neat oae. hat tkey hurt me whes
ever they lssd hard eaoseh. l.so,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

CAro~lcte-Ne~s soc . assatA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-28

Chronicle News soc . moa,n.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
6fSsysd

0efoye0
; COWS wich calves
I btasl ssesf e.
RRA9aA.tv. quarter circle on is9
siai
..F sri ". A. Ailsap
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Order to Show Cause - Petition fol
Sale Of Nal Estate
State of CO1Ora&n

Order to Show Cause - Petition for
Sale Of Nal Estate
State Of Colorado,
County of sedxwfek,)
In the County Court, in Probate.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
Edwin H. Rood, Deceased.
Order to Show Cause ON Petition
for Sale Of Real Estate
This matter coming on to be heard
on this oath day Of November A. D.
1914. upon the petition filed herein by
Grace L. Rood. Administratrix Of said
estate, for the sale of the following
described real estate, or q portion
thereof. to-wit:
The West OneeHaIf of Lot Eleven,
uD and the East One-Half of Lot
Ten 10O in Block Twentyeight, (2S),
Union Pacific Railway Companys First
Addition to Denver Junction, now
Julesburg. Colorado.
Lot Two (z) in Block Fiftythree (53)
in Clarksons First Addition to Den
yer Junction, now Julesburg, Colora-
do.
The East Half of the Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section Thirty (3O) Township
Twelve 12), North, Range Forty-four
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
all of which property is situate in
Sedgwick County, Colorado; for the
purpose of benefitting said estate, and
more particularly for the purpose of
paying any and all unpaid debts,
claims, and allowances which have
heretofore been allowed against said
estate, and for the further purpose of
redeeming part of said real estat g
from the encumbrances thereon
And it now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and le.-
gal grounds exist for the sale of all or
portion of said real estate,
NOW, THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered
by the Court that Grace L. Rood, Guar
dian Of the minor heir, Vivian Rood
*said minor and all persons who are
legatees or devisees of said estate, OF
any part thereof, or heirs of said de-
cedent, be, and appear before said
Court at the Court Room of said Court
in the Court House of said Sedgwick
County and Safe aforesaid, on the
Twentyeighth day of December A. D.
1914, at the hour of Two o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day, then and
there to show cause, if any there be,
why an order should not be made di-
recting the said Grace L. Rood, Ad-
ministratrix to sell the whole OF so
much of said real estate as may be
necessary for the purposes specified
in said petition.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
this order be published for at least
four successive weeks in the Jules
burg Grit-Advocate weekly public
newspaper published in said County
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
z. n. Cleveland of said County of
Sedgwick, be and he is hereby ap-
pointed as guardian ad litem for said
Vivian Rood, minor. to represent said
minor at said hearing
BY THE COURT:
G. H. AUSTIN.
COUNTY JUDGE.
First Publication Nov. &c, 1914
Last Publication Dec. II, 1914.
Roy T. johnson, Attorney.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
VIE are tIAe sp.es!

I've word "spSg" has come into gen
Graf use 10 tteeht years. but there Il
stih soms Inference Of opinion as tc
its exact Ktxhiag.
Upon competent authority the origi-
naf was Society for the
PrSteL ton OF Useless Giving" and as
Sucx the expression serves a worthy
rufsuac Of desirable reform.
Later. the positive. rather than the
nexttive side was emphasized under
the,s e,sinterpretation: Society tor the
prAshotisn of Useful Giving"
IASst recent and best of all is the
mcaring Expressed by the words: Sen
sihie Purchases Of Useful Gifts"
SAch policy ought to be the basis
of holiday shopping everywhere. Its
hrSf principle is that Of trading at
home. for it is evident that the most
useful giving is that which benefits not
only the giger and the receiver, but al
80 4he man that sells the goods and
also, incidentally. the whole business
structure of the city in which the
goods are sold.
No Holiday Gift n Bought Right I'm.
less It is Raylt In the Home Town.
l'ext is the principle that holiday
buying ought to be done in the early
dask of the holiday buying season and
not In the rush hours that Immediately
rrcecdc Christmas.
Every consideration of humanity,
9ustBess Judgment and good sense is
III favor of the early shopping policy
and no buyer does justice to himself
who does not act in accordance with
It,
Here in Pueblo there are many en-
thus;Istic members of the S. p. u. c.
society They always buy early and
they always buy at home. Yet the
membership is not as large as it should
he 1t ought to be made unanimous.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

Harry b. Sprague. President of the
Sprague Cooperative Farm Company
Of Sedgwick County. was in Jules.
burg o. Friday. Some Of the things Mr.
Sprague hopes to attain from this farm
are stated BY him as follows:
Ito make possible the combating ol
some OF the advantages OF city and
farm life
2.-To combine the advantages of the
small and large farm.
3.-To reduce the cost of producing
food products to the end that the cost
Of living can be reduced in the city.
ITO have better equipment and at
a greatly reduced cost.
5.-To enable the city people who wish
to get back to the land" to do so
with moderate Investment, $1,000
instead of $4,000.
G.-To reduce farmers wives work
from 16 hours day to 6 and the far
mers hours from IL to s.
7.-For better school and social advan-
tages.
s.-To remove the drudgery from farm
work so that farming will be one of
the desirable professions.
9.-For more economy In marketing
farm products and in purchasing sup
plies and to have farm products put
on the market finished product.
10.-An earnest effort to have farm
workers own their tools including land
and for them to receive the product
of their labor.
Ito make service for service the
ideal between our workers.
12.-By improving farm conditions we
will prevent the drift of our talented
boys and girls to the city.
1--we are in better position to
take advantage of scientific farming
as demonstrated by our agricultural
colleges and experts.
live are giving the Golden Rule
fair test.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Notice Of Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Citizens National Bank
OF Julesburg will be held at its Office
in Julesburg, Sedgwick County, Colo
rado. on the 18th day of January, 1915,
at 10000 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such
other business properly coming before
the meeting
E. F. Clayton. Cashier.
First Publication Dec. 10, 1914.
Last Publication Jan. Z, 1915.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

! iastruneat n uriaiAs - The true last
vill sd testanest q aaiA william
Duncan, decease1: that ~ the term.
Of said proposed last viii aAA tesla
meat. the said villian Dascan. tesla
sss s,o,ea:; e :: s:s.s'
2ssss.: -: 49,. :: e. e.
1sa. 5A 0aGIUs1 .ou1ssse (sW.s1
q esse - s1e re.9eg
(l5D West Of the 81 P. T.: rs 0ssth
vAst Quarter & 0eeliso 0sveatso al
TouashiD. nsyee (l1) NostA. eangs
| Ill in the d1a8 Of sAiteks seGase
Of Colorado. Aiss. Tor - uPSsaA
bsaedt. that elfteh nd(A ~ thl lgia-
cfpal sum Of ytfe ThOusanA Five Haa-
drsa no,la5s, sivea t. tastaAos 6y
Henry Behne. and secured by mort.
gage uppa land situated u Section :.
TownShlp II. Range 3 West OF the eth
p. NJ. in Butler County. State Of Ne
braska, together with all interest
thereon. also all moneys which the
testatOr may have in bank wheresOevsr
situate, and all moneys which he may
have on hand at the time OF his de-
cease.
To william II. Duncan. Q certain
note for the principal sum Of Two
Thousand Dollars. given to testat0r
by Albert Baungard, and secured by
mortgage ON land situate In Butler
County. State of Nebraska, together
with all interest thereon. and the fol-
lowing described real estate tO-wit:
The West Halt (Wh) of Section Eigh~
teen uS) Township Eleven uD
North. Range FOrty-three (43) West
of the Sth p. NJ. In Sedgwick County.
State of Colorado.
To Rebecca Duncan, wife of Antoine
Myer the following real estate, TO-
wit: The Northeast Quarter (NEA)
of Section Thirty-four (34) Township
Eleven o. North. Range Forty-three
t43) West of the 9th r. NJ. In the
do,
To each of the following named
heirs, viz: Charles Winfield Duncan.
Mary S. Duncan, wife of Herschel V.
Davis. Maude Duncan, wife of William
{. Brown, and Dexter Granger or his
heirs, the sum of Five Dollars, to be
paid to each of them by the executors
named in said last will and testament.
All and singular. the residue of the
estate of the testator, and all personal
property not therein before bequeath-
I'D, Is bequeathed to Elizabeth Duncan
and william H. Duncan. respectively, |
the wife and son of the testatOr, share |
and share alike.
And you and each OF you are furth-
er notified that. by order of the County !
Court aforesaid. Monday. the 26th day |
of January. A. d. 1915, at the hour OF
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
has been set for the hearing of said !
petition.
You and each of you are therefore |
notified and required to attend the |,
probate Of said last will and testament
at the County Court Room in the
Court House in the Town of |
In the County of Se2gwick. |
State of Colorado, on the. day and at |
the hour set for the hearing OF said |
petition, as above set forth.
GIVEN under nay hand and the seal |
of tho County Court, at Julesburg,
this 14th day Of December,
A. d. 1914.
G. H. AUSTIN,
Judge County Court of Sedgwick Coun-
ty. State of Colorado.
First Publication Dec. II. 1914.
Last Publication January IA, 1915
A. F. Perrier, Attorney.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Hundreds Of Pasients IN thn
Vicinity
Over 10000 Patients Treated

in California, Colorado, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Kansas. A. large stock
of glasses and artificial eyes on hand.
A large proportion Of headaches, hys-
terra, insomonia, ChOrea (St Vitus
DanceD, nervous prostration, hulluci-
nation, stomach trouble and other ply
sical maladies, when of nervous ma
ture. are caused by eye strain. The
removal of the cause effects perma-
nent cure
Physicians are especially invited to
call and inspect hta method ct cosrec-
ting errors of refraction.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Bring Your School Children

Bring your school children to the
Brown Hotel where DR. Sapero, the
well known eye. ear, nose and throat
specialist OF Denver will examine them
free of charge. Monday and Tuesday
December u and %.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Dr.. Sapsro Has Been Practising
IN Colorado for Many Years


He is graduate of the leading medf-
cal colleges of Europe and this coun-
try and is licensed to practice by the
State Board Of Medical Examiners OF
Colorado and other States.
References furnished from some OF
the leading citizens of Julesburg and
vicinity now under treatment.
Those unfortunate and unable to pay
will receive medical and surgical treat
ment free.
Remember Or. Sapero does not ex-
pertinent. He cures when others fail.
Over II years practical experience.
Thousands of testimonials from
grateful patients whom he has cured
will be furnished on demand.
Consultation and
Examination for Glasses Free
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
Sedewick County, Cole.

Notice is hereby given that l will re-
deem at my office in Julesburg, Sedg-
wick County, all Warrants numbered
as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

Date of Issue Amt. of Warrant