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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14

firm name Of Mckinley
and Lanning; John B.
Sweet, Charles A. Robin
son, ". c. Mitchell, the
unknown heirs and de-
visees of W. c. Mitchell;
the unknown alienees of
John B. Sweet, Charles
A. Robinson. ". c. Nit
chell and of the unknown
heirs and devisees Of ".
c. Mitchell; and the un-
known present owners
and holders of the $500
note and unrecorded
Mortgage on the North
east quarter Of section,
10, in township II. North
of Range Forty-three,
West of the 9Th p. n.
securing said note, De-
PENDANTS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To the above named defendants.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the dis
trict Court of Sedgwick County. State
Of Colorado, and answer the COM
plant therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, il served
within this County; or, II served out
of this County, Or by publication,
within thirty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day OF ser
vice; or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the
prayer of the complaint. And If
copy of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with
the summons, or if the service hereof
be made out of this State, then ten
days additional to the time hereinbe-
fore specified for appearance and an
swor will be>allowed before the TAX
ing of judgment by default as afore-
said.
The action is brought to quiet tit
lie in the plaintiff in fee simple as
against all Of the above defendants
in and to the Northeast Quarter OF
Section Ten, Township Eleven North,
Range Forty Three West of the 9Th
P. NJ. in Sedgwick County, Colorado,
against all adverse claims, right, tit
le or interest of the above named and
unknown defendants and each OF
them. and in and to the above de-
scribed land. And that the defend
ants and each Of them be forever en-
joined from making any claim what
soever in and to the said land or any
part thereof as against this defend
ant or any person claiming by through
or under him. as will more fully
appear from the complaint in said
action to which reference is here
made:
And you are hereby notified that
if you fail to appear and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment
against you as prayed in the COM
plant filed herein.
Given under my hand and seal at
Julesburg i. said County and State,
this 9th day of Jure, 4. D. 1919.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14
LISTEN 10 THIS

For insurance covering grain and
seeds Of all kinds (including sacks and
bags) cut or uncut, threshed or un-
threshed. shelled or unshelled, in
shocks, stacks. in dwelling houses.
barns. bins, tanks. granaries and
cribs, see Smelser & Co. J24-3l
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14

(SEALl GRACE L. ROOD.
Clerk of the District Court, SsdG-
wick County, Colorado.
First Pub. Aug. IL. 1919.
Last Pub. Sept. I. 1919.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14
SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO, }
} %.
County Of Sedgwiek
I'M THE DISTRICT COURT.
A. L. Barnes, Plaintiff,
VI.
w, B. Mckinley and w.
H. Lanning, partners,
doing business under the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Examinations of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held in
my office, in Julesburg, Colorado, on
Thursday and Friday, August n and
q, 1919. Morning session begins at
. o'clock.
EMMA CARLSON,
County Superintendent
First Pub. July 81, 1919.
Last Pub. August IA, 1919.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate Of Edith L. Laycoek, Dsesas-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-29
COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
RESPONDS TO OCEAN RATES
jumps Full Two Hundred Points on
Strength OF Rates and larger
Outlook for Market.

Nv The Associated Press.
New York. IAN ah. The easier ocean
freight situation snd expectations OF
nn almost immediate increns in the
export movement apreared 20 over
shadow ccutn 80 reports 81 unsettled
industrlnl condition. ln ihc cotton mar.
Net today Tho rencmi list closed
strong at an advance of it0 90 200
points
Whio &c was understood that the
sharp cut announced Yesterday in ocean
freight rates ~ both Hrltish and Wash
ington authorities did not apply go raw
cotton local nders evidently believed
cut iu cotton rAtft soon mas, failoA
The Ha l,t olsynNa lim az ln advance
% consequence finding additional cn-
cuuraErmenf ln thc rrmupsa OF ilper-
fu0i nnd fhr uutaraure ol hfatf Tive
erpool buying orders Aitor the close
abroad the Liverpool buying iapered
nn and there were re1cflonss followed
hf a renewal 0f aCtiNe general buying
ou -soporia chat the American shipping
ANrd would Fcducn cotton rates 90
ftR5 a hundred froiu south Atlantic
s0rts
Near months shorts seemed 90 be
Particularly nervous and prices shot fp
rapidly n the nte trading M9reh con
tflcis being rHeeked only bY the MAXI
Mum fiUriuatou ruling Private cas-
hlea atnlhafed ihe strength of Liver
pool on the opening 20 The market There
ip order from ueutrai contrles and
tte Liverpool buying here Nat suppoH-
rd to ne for undoine auaddies q ihe
expectation ot narrower differences.
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GRAIN MARKET
corn RALLIES WITH HOGS.
ny The Associated Press

Chicago. 49,. Jan 2s Correct antlci
patton that Tho February minimum
daily average price OF hogs would not
30 reduced from the lanuar, level
brought about radical up turns today
in the value ~ conn The market
CLOSED unsettled to- -. sent net high.
er with MAY 1874 90 lis4. and July.
lifh 90 iifil oats raincd ] % =
cents. and provisions finished unchnnn-
80 TO an advance OF 81
Although Formal action as 10 tho hog
price minimum had not been taken
~ Washington while the Board or
Trade here was ln session. the great
majority Of Dealers expected The oid
figure go De maintained and they load
cd up with corn.
Oats assembled with corn
IN provisions the active deliveries
rose GO fhe maximum limit for q single
dow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-29
SUIT INVOLVES OIL LAND.


austin, Texas Jan, 4b Tho clse I'M
tciVing me question of thc Texas
Oklahoma boundars 90 inc hod River
having been reset Is expected 10 come
40 ia fiity-thlrh district court San
nary 81 The land III the controversy
which ia on the river bed is valued at
about fL0oo.0o0 ana h in the heart
of a rich OIL field The case IS styled
state of Texas versus g W Giilnand.
81 al and the state obtained temporary
Injunction restraining the defendants
from DRILLING for oil on the land on
ne grounds that the land belonged 10
the state school system.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-29
DHOp ~ OCEAN RATES
SENDS COTTON PRICE up
New Orleans Market Responds Quickly
the Full Two Hundred Points
Under the Rules.
a. A

hcw Orleans, la, JAM gR.-The one
feature 90 the session in cotton toda,
wae me drop iu oceau freight rates and
on ID PRICES were sent lp FOR the full
limit allowed ~ the rifles. 200 points
orel yesterday closing on the old crop
months Hlehen prices acre reached
late 10 the 1ay ana the close was
strong 81 net gainF az Dos 10 500 points
TIE opening Nns at fhD advance on
confirmation oi Yesterdays rumprs re-
aardins freishia in general bar much
uncertainty existed After toe noon
hoar ihf tone strengthened on official
announcement from the shipping hoard
~ q rate ~ sl9o peer iae pounds from
tulf ports "a Liverpool.
Much ofihe demand of the day came
from recent short sellers but ~ add
tion the best demand IN weeks was ln
evidence from the long side Aiding
The advance We're reports OF the growth
~ the holding movement Ia tho Ia.
iAisof ni OF the movement TO reduce
acreage lcr lhe new crop.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-29
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
Nv Tho AHaacjasoa Presa.

o. Louis, Mo, IAN 2h HOFs Rc-
ceipis 1900 win best strong others
ateady lighia SiGa0u11l0. pigs.
81 0uNl 1900; mixed and butchers.
sif2VMi77i good heavy. SiT55M
~ 30, huk W. a9mlTg0
cattle Receipts GEO. steady mar
h't Natiye beef steers. sllbOmIN.50;
Ycarilng steers and helfers. s9t0nla n0.
cows s750nl250; st0ckers. gs60m12:
southern beef steers fiOO09lS.O0; beef
cows and heifcrs s75Na15O0; Gamers.
sc 2iHA0o, native calves f775Wii6O.
sheep Receipts i7O0i steady unr-
Net. Lambs iiG00mlG25. cwes $3.50
Nlo 90. ,annors. t5.00m8nO
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Nuthn' Texas, Jan lt 90 mes
sage 90 iae legislature Governor W
- Hobby SAYS that durnr 500 fears
1917 aud iHis ihe governor authorized
deficiencies assreeatlng f1ll.0g1 aud
ihhi $4,000 had heou unused oa Ian-
nHr} The total Waa l4lded uio
thirty tiye certificates ~ 4af.lur
amounts The Snfo Lunatc ASYLUM
received $4,000 anG tho soutnNa .fafu
Insane Asylum eoi 100000 for mau
tenHuce work.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
FORT WORTH MARKET.

FORT WORTH MARKET.
Special 70 Tho Caller.
Fort Worth. Texas, Jon IS quality
o. both ratfle and hogs which has been
very common recently displayed
wonderful Improvement Tuesday. The
rnppli ~ hogs Included fourteen loads
from thc Panhandle and six cars from
oNmhuma that were highly desirable
and thefe We're more ealiN good hogs
here thHu have beou received during
tne entire three weeks period prior TO
Tuesday, The showing Of steers and
cows developed much better aa.
sur'ncnt than traders have been get
tins
About 1000 cattle and 500 calves ar
rived iiHNcrs tuob ,ert kindly 20 the
desirable cath. salea of beef steers
wcre recorded af si2c1 10 tif.C5, car
Of choice COWS bringing $1,000 and e
ffriug of feeder steers going at si2 90:
Hll of these prices being fully steady
Common cattle sold ON % rather quiet
market hut prices were ln line with
thr recent decline Calves were almost
imu0saihin % srii nt any figure the
nrrket peing another ie vents down
Common calves had to 90 af $500 10
$3.50
An Improvement ln quality failed 20
pnthuee hog buyers Practically tho
entire forenoon passed AWuy with moth
lns accomplished when hasis was
fn4liy established prices were quoted
st' eds Several cars went 0t si7 s5 and
muei ~ the run cleared nf 1876 io|
fll2O Pies we've steal, on $500 fo
sl0u0 Receipts amounted to g 600
hend
The u1unl conditions prevailed in fho
sheep pens Receipts reached 500 head
most 1f tho supply helms trashy
Tho lHNn quotations
Cattle Hperoe So funlf00. stock
rfe. $500" 1900; COWS s5.2Sni0o0.
heifer fet0nlgN0. bulls 3600n3li.
eavts $1,000 1900
lloeF nenvv fi7 000I7e5. medium.
$40 t0Wfl7O0i light SiG2a0IG75.
MIXED si5.o0ni6h0i common 10000
1870, plrs s7O0mton0
sheep Lambs yi2b00Ii60. toar
ings. fll 50mieh0. wethers 50 s0M
- 500 ewes sst0nl0G0. culls 81 0On
an0' gonts l5n0nT.o0
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GENERAL MARKETS
SUGAR MARKET UNCHANGED
ny The Associated press

New York. Jan. 2s-The local mar
hot ior raw sugar continues steady.
with prices unchanged at f.gs for een
irifugoi to ihe rellner The honrd re-
ported additional purchases of 2gi zoo
naRs ~ Cuban
The market for refined augnr was
unchanged zoo nine cents tor fine eranu-
lutei. with ouiN O moderate husinefs
reported and rcfiners 600 able to make
prompt shipments
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COFFEE MARKET.
ny The Associated presn.

New York, Jan. ISL The market for
coffee Futures was very quiet today.
hat prices We're steadier on reports OF
Europenn buying Ia Brazil and frmer
primary markets The market closed
at net advance of go 10 20 points.
Mas 1892. July l2i7. september.
1909; October 1895. December. D. 90.
January 1857
spot market steady lilo ~ lfist
Santos 49, 2ih
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-29
Propossls for sulphate Of Alumins.

The city of Corpus Christi Texas
viii receive bids until oclock p. m.
February 7fh. 1919 for approximately
80 tons OF basic sulphatc off alum.na.
testing not less than ~ per cent alum p
mum oxide suitable Tor water carlfl-
cation purposes goo bee delivered nj Cal-
allen. Texas.
Each bidder shall submit with hig
proposal chemical analysis of the
material he proposes 90 Furnish and %
statement ~ the place OF shipment ana
approximate time OF shipment
Bids may hc based on material b.
% the point OF nhipment or e. o. g..
Calllien Texas.
An proposals shan be- endorsed PRO
posals Tor sniphate Of Alumua'i shan
be- sealed aud addressed % the Cfty
Secretary
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RICE MARKET.
ny The Associated Press

New Orleans, La, Jan 2N Hough
rice. no sales; receipts. $40 sacks. mill
lers receipts sa5 Clean Rico sales
Honduras AGA pockets. 5An8iAs
BLUE Rose 1855 pockets fHn77.t fe-
celpts. .8a5
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ADS
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one Cent O. word Firgf insertion
2ts Gents word iusertious
2 Gents word Insertions
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Furnished Upon Application
Tho Caller rregrrof fts 1t
Pre- rnlrgf HuY Hnl utaiu
~ $50 Objectionable sliure Amy
person tatius auaafas.aCforF
ieHluFH Wilh nuf adrertisrf is
r'ln" , iu report came tU fhir
office
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For Rent

~
NlCE CLEAN. COMFORTABLE rooms
SIS 90 $40 pcr month Pavilion Hotel
Phone fkl 4i7
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COTTON SEED OIL.
ny The Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 81 Cotton send on
was dull and unchanged Prime crude
$3.50. prime summer yellow net. x2f
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-FOUR FURNISHED APARTMENTS
0t 2, and ? rooms. for housekeeping
cheap Pavilion Hotel Nhone s,l
-7fC
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y . 7aHF0T11 IG-sI HoFF0Lo0Fat7Vo
carr on the state Hotel. Corpus
Christi. Texas
New or Second hand Registers Bought
sold. Exchanged or Hepalped. Eaay
Terms ana Immediate Delivery
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FOR RENT FURNISHED -Four room

FOR RENT FURNISHED -Four room
furnished cottage. water. lights tnd
garages also furnished. tl2 per month
Phone 30, office 8lt Starr ST.. oliver
Bird. 55
- - .-.s.------- .~.----.--.------ - 49,.
THE STATE on TEXAS Ton ll pcr-
sons Interested Boo the estate of ltul
p. Morgan dec"nsed.
, g. Baldwin administrator OF tho
estnt" OF Paul b. Morgan hns nlod Boz
iho County Court uf Nurc,a County. au
annual account fof emo ycar ending on
enc iHt day of Dam. 1919 estate of
Paul ~ Morgan. deceased which WU
ho heard 90 the regular term of euId
Court Probate FIae commencing ts
session un Monday Dam -0 s. ID 1910.
h the Court iiouer thereof in thc CItF
of Corpus Christi az which Time aH
persons Interested boo Hlid estate mos
appem and contest naid account d
They see proper
Herein iui NOT. undef penalty 0f fho
aw and col ihis Writ makp due rrturn
issued me -0th day of Jan. 1919
Witness Gilbert McGlolu. Ctrk 81
snid Court ana thc Seal thereof. at Df.
flee iu the city of Corpus Christi tie
Goth day of january 1919
CsEAL)
GILBERT MoGlOfN Clerk.
Count, Court Nuecos County
~fAdVD s14
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morning The Caller. $685.. 49,. .......-
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
Editor

1890 ton by putting these products
in pure bred cattle. Through the de
velopment of cattle every acre Of land
in Iowa could be increased in yalua'
ton to $1,000. Every county in the
state could support 200 herds Of pure
bred cattle. each valued at an aver.
age of 100000" asserted Mr.. Galloway.
l"That ratio of valuation applied to
iseven corn producing states would
mean an annual increase in wealth OF
50, 400, 000," >lEl,s#
E. v. Walter, of the federal depart
ments of entomology, working out of
Ames. was in Shelby county last week
the grasshopper situa-
|tion. It is said that the grasshopper
did considerable damage in that coun-
ty last year Mr.. Walter found that
about 80 per cent of the NESTS" of the
eggs found had been destroyed by the
young of the long-bodied, striped
beetle. The young of this beetle en-
ter the egg-nests and consume the
eggs. 1t is the opinion Of Mr.. Walter
that the percentage of live eggs found
was too small to indicate the need of
special attention the present season.
The eggs of the grasshopper are cas-
lily found, said the .entomologist, If
one knows where to looks for them.
They are. usually laid in grass land
about a half to three-quartersi of an
inch under the surface. And they are.
of sufficient size to be readily seem
lr-+-4f HI9Ff III 1852
VIM. Kemn,ing, Of section II, Han.
over township. is oneIotsthe few farm
ers OF telcounty who is making a sue
cess. of farming apd doing all hissown
work., Including !. housekeeping and
cooking. caring for the butter and
cream. looking after the eggs and
marketing the same. And he mas
been doing this for number of years.;
William has never happened to run
across just the right girl with whom
to form partnership. and for this
reason has been "going it alone" He
gets up in the morning with the sun
old time-and gets his own break
fast, milks four COWS, feeds the chick
ems, hogs, cattle and horses. And
while the animals are enjoying their
breakfast William keeps busy doing
the washing, or churning, or packing
the eggs. Then he goes to the field
where he works the soil until noon,
comes in, gets his own dinner, and
after an hours rest back to the fields
for him until the sun sinks in the
west. Supper again, for one, and if
there is any time left, a spin in his
Buick six serves for recreation. He
was in town Friday with SO worth of
butter and about $500 worth of eggs,
and took home enough groceries to
last him smother month. Really.it's a.
great life, if you don't weaken.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-30
HOGS s21.15 a HUNDRED

Hogs fed by the animal ,husbandry
section of the Iowa agricultural eXper
Iiment station at Ames topped the mar
ket at Chicago on Tuesday, April 22d
with price of SPILLS a hundred and
set a new high record for this, the
largest hog market in the world. A
car load of forty-nine hogs, fed under
the direction of John M. Evvard, chief
in swine production at the Iowa sta
ton, brought a total Of $3,521.47.
| These hogs were all fed in the eX-
pertinent station lots at Ames by the
free choice or cafeteria method de-
veloped at Ames by Evvard and his
associates. They were the hogs. used
in series of feeding experiments
carried on during the past winter and
Just completed. All Of them were fed
various combinations of standard
corn belt farm ration, comprised Of
shelled corn, meat meal tankage, al
falfa soft ear corn silage and salt.
The results of this experiment, to-
gether with the results from a cattle
feeding experiment in which seven
lots OF steers have been fed molasses
feeds and a lamb feeding experiment,
will be made public at the cattle
feeders day helds on the campus
of Iowa State college, Tuesday, April
29th. A large gathering of farmers,
feeders, experiment station men and
farm journal editors were inl Ames
for this event, to be given under-the
direction of Dean C. f. Curtiss, H. H.
Kildee and Professor Evvard
-
Reports from Chelsea are that two
hogs, fattened for pork and tipping
the scales at little over 600 pounds
each, brought $248.75 when sold to a
local hog buyer by Ira Wilcox. The
hogs were bought by Mr.. Wilcox last
January for sos and after being on
feed for about three months more
than, doubled in value, 81
Among the prosperous farmers we
met this past week was Emil Miller,
OF section 81, Goodrich township He
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state Of Ohio: City Of Toledo.

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County, Is.
Is senior partner Of the firm Of r. s.
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworngto before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
A. y. 1856. A. w. GLEASON.
/, (SeaD sAf5s ), NJ Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken In
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the System. Send
for testimoniais. free. .ftS W.. y
F. J. CHENEY g CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, tic.
Halls Family. Pills for constipation.
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lis working an eigity-acre farm and is
making some money; he keeps Ches'
ter White hogs, and from Ii sows had
1870 pigs, 70 Of which he saved, and he
has seven sows yet to farrow. He re-
Gently sold his herd boar Leonard
at very fair price. Mr.. Miller has
five acres of wheat, 25 acres of oats
and the rest Of his eighty that is UNI
der pillow he will have in corn. @
-
The grain elevator at Berne belong
ing to the Nye,SSchneider Fowler Co.,
was entirely destroyed by fire last
week. The origin of the fire is un-
known. At the time of the fire there
the elevator contained about 5000
bushels of wheat, oats and corn. The
building was total loss, and the grain
was all mixed up and loaded into cars
and the most of it will be saved.
Berne being a small station, there was
no way of fighting the fire,
In conversation with c. A. Chris
Hansen, Of Goodrich township, he told
US that he had very good success with
his spring crop of pigs and has 1875
head. He is raising the Durocs and
has at the head of his herd Great
Wonder Am" and Pathfinder Giant"
The latter animal topped the sael at
Algona, last year, Mr.. Christensen