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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
BESSEMER
In Making Arrest Officer Is Compelled
 to Shoot Negro.

Bessemer, July 19.-(Special)-In at- tempting to arrest John stinson. a negro, as suspioous character Thursday night in the alley back of Work. saloon, Officer John Leonard was obliged to shoot the man, who resisted arrest. Stin- son snapped his pistol at the officer. whereupon the latter fired. the shots taking effect in the mans legs. All caused flesh wounds but one. which slightly shattered the bone
 There was a difficulty last night on Twenty-flrst street. near First alley be- tween E. ]. Ratcliff and Horace Jones. which resulted in Jack Stevenson, a negro bystander being seriously shot, the ball entering the left lung. The shot was fired by Ratcliff. Jones and Rat cliff gave bonds for their appearance Tuesday morning when they will have a preliminary hearing.
 The Rev. George Sellers will preach at the First Methodist church Sunday morn ing and the Rev. w. w. Heflin at night.
 The Rev. and Mrs. George w. Read, who went with the Alabama Press asso- citation on their eastern trip, are now visiting relatives in Philadelphia MT. and Mrs. James H. Hurd will spend some time in New York before return ing.
 Mrs. B. M. Huey, of Warren, arrived today and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Huey.
 Mrs. Wallace Palmer was taken quite i'll Thursday night and for @ time her condition was considered serious. She is better today.
 Miss Carrie Cockrell Is visiting the Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Ivey at Oxford, Ala.
 Mrs Hagebush and little daughter, Helen of St Louis Mo. are in the city visiting Mrs. P. J. Gillen and other friends Mrs. Hagebush will be pleasant ly remembered as Miss Lottie McArthur, who with her parents. MT. and Mrs. P. McArthur, lived here during her early girlhood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
HUNTSVILLE
Captain Lucas and Other oil Magnates
 In Madison-A Johnston Paper.

Huntsville. July 1s.-Captain A. F. Lucas and other Texas oil magnates have been in this section during the week and have become interested in the development of oil lands in this locality. Capt Lucas is said to be identified with the Alabama-New York oil company, which has ecured options on about 25.OOo acres of land and will bore for a well within the next few weeks. The Madi- son oil company has decided to resume operations at their well near Blanche, Tenn For some cause interest in oil speculation has been revived and there are several people out taking options on lands.
 The Huntsville Herald, a weekly paper that has been issuing during the past five months, will be converted into a daily in a few days. The Herald has supported Joseph F. Johnston for Gov ernor and the change into daily Is hSieved to be In the interest of his can didacy. The Herald will be Johnston's official organ in this county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
SELMA
Friends of Senator Pettus Have Gone
 Actively to Work.

Selma. July 1s.-(SpeciaI.)- )-The friends of Senator Pettus in his home county have gone actively to work to see to 1t that no slip up Is made in regard to his being returned to the Senate.
 At the citizens meeting held in. Selma a few days ago a campaign committee was appointed. This committee held a meeting last night and elected MT. c. w. Hooper as chairman and MT. R. D. L. Mel as secretary. and headquarters were opened today in the new court house building. Tax Collector Morrison very kindly rendering the use of his office. The secretary or his stenographer will be at headquarters at all times from now un- til the day of the election and a syste- matic campaign will be inaugurated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
TALLADECA
County committee Orders Primary
 Same as That of the State.

Talladega, July 19.-(SpeciaD-The coun- ty Democratic executive committee met here today and ordered county primary for the same date as that of the State. A resolution was introduced Hon. H. M. Burt and unanimously passed. en- dorsing candidates for the legislature who favor the education of railroad commits sioners by the people. Several speeches were made in support of the resolution and all voiced the opinion that it would be useless for a man to run for the leg kslature who opposed the election of the commission. The same qualifications for voters as outlined by the State com mittee were adopted by the county com mittee.
 A meeting has been called for the even ing of the 2sth to take steps toward making campaign in the county for the dispensarA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
DADEVILLE
Additional Rural Free Delivery Routes
 Will be Established.

Dadeville, July 1s.-(Special.) )-Congress- man c. W. Thompson of Tuskegee was in Dadeviile yesterday in the interest of the rural free delivery system. which Postmaster Berkstresser has been work ing on for some time
 The inspector will arrive Monday for the purpose of inspecting routes. It Is very probable that two routes will be established as a result of MT. Thomp- sons efforts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
COLUMBIA
Country Is Suffering From Continued
 Lack of Rain.

Columbia, July 19.-(Special. 1.-The drouth in this immediate neighborhood Is becoming serious, as we have had no rain in five weeks. But fortunately this section of the county has had some good rains. so that the drouth is not gem eral.
 The fight for the creation of the new county provided for by the late consti- tutional convention is now on with all the heat usual in a local fight.
 The announcement of Johnston for governor comes with no surprise to this community.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 VI suffered with female weakness about eight years-tried several doctors but derived no bene- fit until began using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription," writes Mrs John Green, of Danville, Boyle e., Ky This d msdlsine Tas ... rscpm ,epsr six bottles and feel like another persona
 The dealer who offers substitute for uFavorite Prescription" Is only seeking to make the little more profit paid on the sale of less meritorious medicines. His profit is your loss. Refuse all sub stitutes.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used with ' ~Favorite Prescription when ever . Laxative is required.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

"On July s. the Crescent Hotel at Eu- reka Springs. opens as an ail-year-' round resort, under the management of the Frisco System Extensive renovations and Improvements have been effected which will make the Crescent Hotel the equal of any hostelry to be found In the Southwest" s-22-aot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
SUMMER SCHOOL

Our Summer School is becoming more popular each year. Among the reasons for this are. The increased advantages for employment in the fall; our large, we'll ventilated rooms, kept cool and comfortable by electric fans: the faculty of expert teachers em- ployed, and the low summer rates of- fered
 During the month of June we en. rolled over forty new students, which is double the number enrolled In June. 1901.
 AS special inducement. we will of- fer. this month discount of 10 per cent from regular rates to all who en- roll with us. A saving of from s4.00 to $7.5O can be made by enrolling now. We give individual instruction and have no purely class system.
 If interested, please call, write or telephone for new catalogue, which gives full information. Kindly men ton The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

Special through trains Bir- mingham to East Lake night ly. Leave Florence Hotel 8:l2 and SRA, making no local stops
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20


 and rundown will find new life and new strength in the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and alteration, and cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong and sick women well.
 Sick people are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, Jsse. All correspondence is held aa strictly private and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
The s nOuP D0q

Which the working man has fought for and succeeded in Obtaining is something the wife has no share in. Her day be- gins before his and ends long after 1t,
 as rule, and many a night her rest is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20
FREE ADMISSION To Sacred Concert at East Lake tonight.

Good cooks use Voigt's Royal Fancy Patent Flour "Every barrel guaranteed to suit"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

We make cuts. Age-Herald Engray. ing Department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

Insist on having Voigt's Royal Flour-Nothing just as good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

That delicious LucietiuaI Served only at Stones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-20

Administratrix sale of fur niture at Herzfeld's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

TARJETAS de vista con sobre..
y sin ellos, Sc hacep en- ola Cca
rresPondencia.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06
Fiesta iQtima.

Con obieto de despe5ir & nuez
to compAf1e-o g genial director de-
GOigas 5r. Diaz de Lecuna prepa
ran sun amigos una fiesta intima que
tends& lugAr en- ell % impc. On los
primeros dias de l& entrAnte sema
No.
Ua CARO- electrico iIuminado
oAprich b osamente conducir& 6 los in
vi ados al sitio destinado al asto,
qoedando allf i1ssta 10 doce de Ia
noche para el rt g csso: Ri saon Sc
"a tambien iluminado con luees el6s
tricss de colores.
va es aas fepAr tidss las invita- =
clones para esta tiests que promote
ser hrillnnte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06
Un homDre hOnradO.


Sef1or Editor. Sfrvase informar
& sus lectores cue 81 me escriben CON
ddencialLaente les mandar6 por co
rreo en- earta sellAda ell plan que Sc.
guf Y por el cual obtzve el restable.
cinianto permxner.e y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despaks lie
afiGs de safrimientos de debiliasa
nerviosA. p6rdidas nocturnas y par.
tss dSbiles y atrofiadas.
No 90 mi idea eonsegui- sinero
de nadie; faf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hasts perSer 10 to del
2Snero hamsno, pero gracias & Dioa
essoy xhora kisn vigcroso y fEorta,
? Con deseo de hseer conocer & tcdoG
este remedio ciertn de curarse.
No teniezdo nada aue vsnder nj
que snViar 6. A. D., no &ssso dine.
70.
Direction: u Brant, Box Deiray
Mich. EE. UU. s 180. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06
AJEDREZ.
FL Sr. ALBANIA pone ter
mino q la partida Aldama
C1otlna,
Como los jugadOres ingIsses sa-
luda ateatamente a Su ddV;Tsa-
rio y 10 daclaIa vencsdOr.
81 Sr. Ald.ma Sc he seryido Gi
rigirnos In signiente csrta & ID cual
damos gustosos oablicidsG;
eSan Juan Agcsto 30 de 1902.
Sr. DirsCt5r 5r 6e
LA CORRESPoNDEfTCI
A pros i Ado Senor:

A pres Ado Se1or:
sE1 10 pDrti In de sied eaZ que
con el Sr. Gotlna de P nee b soste-
rido, 81 llegar 4 Ia jugads de 10 ban
cas- ndmsro Al, deio ei Ssblsro, sbsn.
dor O Ii. p&rtida, ssludo &tentsmeate
{ hi sdverssric, y declare que Ia
pArtidA ss suya.
eDeses0e 20 concceE lss fcerzxs
de los sjsdrecistas de .E isia y con
ellos permitiTme ai honor do una IL.
chs en- oil tAblero. Psrc siendo 20
desconcci 10 en- este psia y algo alec-
ciera6o en- iss formss quo esta clase
de- prorcsiciones de ms0tchs eueien an
Sodas parties revestir, me ace AFRO,
gLnte y propnse deeComrnal batalia
eConseSui mi 0bieto. Sc volvie'
ron & nj lac miradas y uu reto que.
acaso, en- otra forms hubiara paaalo
dessparcibido fue recogiao por VS.
rios ajadrecistss.
$LS primerS jornada TOGO 81 Sr.
Gotins. Ests ajedrecista es dfestr !,
pensador, fuorte, nuy fuerts. Con-
sig0o qua tsnisndo de N nisnao el
jasto concepto de que jus go mucho.
ke sido veacido en- To- psrtida Aida
ma Gotina, a pesar de mi esfueszo.
Tres problemes tuvo In partids q que
logr6 resistir. E. el tercaro dlo su
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

mejor prceha fie perspic.cis Ell Sr.
Gotins: el osmbio de piezas resolvfa
is. psrtidA & su f4yor
cDesasria dos pofti90s nads con ell
Sr. Gotins: W cseo q1e ESQ 90 10 q
propiamax ta se ltams match Pefo
pnre snf; shors, es i'm possible plan
5esrlas.s Me aspersn vsrios sdyerss
RIGS qca rect gjeron mi reto tambien,
4 los cuales ne debo y cuyo svisc
esparo para inicisr 'as ps, tidas pac
tadas. Tai yez mas adeIants, eli Sr.
Gotina me aar& OCCASION para rns re-
vsnch&.
sEo tai conceptC;& los Sres. con
quiaues pat te jngadas, teogo el no
nor de dec;rtss q - astoy & sus 6rde
nes.a C.s de que las respuastas 6
estas fness sean puoli sadas en- pc.
riodicos que no II guen 6 mis- mGnos,
ruego u s.. Director, se gne hA-
c6rmalss copocer.
eAti pues, -. Primers partids:
Et Sr. Gatin& ven 'edor. Ahora, ade
ianta.
Ds u Sc. Director, me snscribo
t sntamsute
SALAS ALBANIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06
R. M0NTES
GRAN BAZAAR De ROPA HECHA
Y
s A S T ERIA

Allen % San Juan,
Constante y complete surtido en-
TRACES hechos, Camisas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas articulos para caballeros.
Para IRAJE,S Il Id MEDIA
hayun bonito y esplendido surtido
DE cASlMLRKS Igleses y France
SeS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

MientrAs Ell fel amAnte quedaba
III cuidAdo de sus hijos, su conpa.
ne-a extendfa las Hiao en- rAudo
vuelc, remontAbA las deaiertas ex-
tenSiones del espacio, como qusrien-
do penetrar el 6pico misterio de las
brumas del cielo, para entsblar amo-
ross plGticA cor al sstro diurno....
....Y vefssela volar agitade,
febril, CON loco entusiAsmo, v Esf -,
hen6iendo los aires, pSrecfa su 81
lueta ur punto negro tremolanGe,
iluminadG con tonaz empe1o por los
f6lgidos resplandores de un sol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

En- no leiano sitio, y cercA de Ia
riente oTgta del murdo de las Aves,
repc5aban scbre 10 frfgil rama de
un frondoso sicomoro una alondra,
que ArropAbs CON su ceniciento plp-
MAZE sus tiernos hijnelos. :. iAilf
estAba colgado su nido!u..
Un rayo deslumbr&nta del sol
de primAvera, penetr6 furtivsments
por sus espesAs rsmas, y f16 & dar
vida & los pobres volktiles, Ateri5os
Antes de IN frfo Intense. ......, frfo
glacial que pressgiEbales mas bian
que iuchA de vida. ......, lucha de
Muerte. ..,
La Alondra, ligeramente reari. /.
mazda en- aus perdidaa fueIzAs, lanz6
pcr aquelloe smbitos sonoro trino,
que repercutfa alik en- las soledades
del bokque como tierno aviso & su
adorable compafiaro de Ia seiYR, el
cuAl, voiAndo de rama on rama, vino
junto & &c Rmada al instante. 60.
Sumergidos en- ell mar de deliciaa
de ana misteriosa endechA, confun-
dieron sus picos en- an proloD g&dc
beSo de amor .....
49,. .CosquilleAha In hembra nj
mScho su asbeltC cuello, y acaricia-
dos por los rayos deslumbrantes de
nm sci de priEaverS, pArecfA aque-
llo el etarno idilio que patrociEA bA
Ia fcondA y sancionaba Dios.
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.exubersatc era In fronds! 4.

i....exubera1tc era In fronda!. j..
Rivalizabsn en- lozApfa con las
corpulentas encinSs y sf1osos arbo.
les, los sicomoros, acAciEs, &lamos y
AbetoE. ......
Sus copiosks rsmRs, eutrste gi
das caprichosamente por NStura allA
en- 10 alto. .-~., formabRn una ms
gestuosS b6veda, one adornaba con
prCfusiGn Ia fora silvestre de Ia
fronda, reproduciendo en- viatosfai,
mes matices, 10 r&diAnte cclorkci6n
del iris. -.
Los innrmerables goTgsos de
las aves pobisaorss, surgieron Co
70 de IL intrincada espesura, y, M
do el follHie, CcnvirtlGse en- mensA
jero doliente de aquellos ecos armo-
niosos. ..........
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

-. va no cantan las ayes del
sicomoro; "a srE hirnnos & NAturs
no rssuenan en- Ell bosque; yN cess
ron las endechas anorosAs y. ell nnr.
murio dc las fuentes. -.
iTodo ysce sumido en In tristeEa
legendaria porque lay!....; de aqnel
bosoue inerte, &ntes p4et6rico de vi
dG, hugo lR algeria y vino L. desven-
turA 4 Cnse e1Arso crpelmsnte Gu lH
dichs psssierA DE- ls slondrA!.+.-~~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06

Un imponents vendabal, descar-
GO 81 ferris sobre aouel bosque de
vegetscion exnberAnte. 80.
Precedio & 10 tempestad, como
horroroeo prolc go, un rnido sorGo
del trueno que lejsno So extinguis.
sucedi5ndolC naravilloso &ig za0, que
nj degererar en- metal chispE el6s-
triCe, rasgaba las brum&s con me-
tklico sonido, descr;Eien6o an 81 ea.
pAcio girls, fosforescente cstslS de
fuegc.
Las impetuosas rafagaG szota-
ron sin piedad las rAuAs del arEol,
deggEiGnlo a2rellA frag;l. en- qns
tenfA Ia aIondrs 81 nido, y que a. ser
lauzAda con tai violencis, cuoro con
el tronco de IN sboto, dejxrGo sin
vids 4 cs pcbres pajaTillos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-06
aEl coERESPO5BEHCl m pURsFU Dg sPrgMBRE DE iegs
I Tn libro util.

Hemos recibido ell <Tratado
pr&ctico para aprender cortsr y ha
Ger toda clase de vestidos, utilfsimo
libro de que es autora do1a Maria
Porrera, viuda de Rours, Professors
de corte residente en- BARGE Iona Els
pa11s.
La casa editorial Maucci, de
squeila cindad, ha presentado 10 sdi
cio1 de esta obra con ell buen gusto
de ccstumbre.
El obieto del Tratado pr&ctico
es bian senciilo: consiste en- dar & co
nocer las reglas del corte y la con
fecci6 ], sin neeesidad de recurrir al
estudio de procedimientos geom6tri
cos y formulas difciles que, en- vez
de syudar & los principiantes. les
obligan 6 desistir de 50 proposito,
sin obtener ventsjss de nineda gene
70.
Damos las gracias por el ensfo
de dicho 1ibrc.
Distrito de Maryland, fAvorecienao
otra cAndidaturs.
El Administrator envi6 IN en-.
pleado a Baltimore en- AveriguRci6n
de los her hos dennuciados. Lo pri
nero que hizo al com isionado del
Admins iktrador fac yer I'll perjudica
do representante actual Mr.. Wa
chter, contee:aadole este, que 81
le inportaba POGO cue los emp'eados
trabajaran en- so contra y fsvorecie.
ran al de su simp stfa, porque enten
dia, que clio tenfsn derecho; sgre.
gando Mr., Wachter; ME- GUsTA QUE
Ell EMPLRADo CIVIL TENGA LA MA.
YOR LIBERTAD PoLITICA POSSIBLE.
Despues ds esta ftznc& y noble
manifestation, la denuucia no pros
pero y fu6 81 canssto de los desper-
dicios.
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Pidel Fradera AVellanet.
OPTICO CIENTIFICO.

Ofrece sus servicios en- 10 con-
cerniente q este ramo. Cuenta con
un variado surtido de cristales
c0ncavos, convexos perisc6p.cos, BIZ
locales pianos etc., Aontura en orc,
doradas 6 de aluminio, al aire s con
aro, en- lentes 6 espejuelos. Exa-
men con aparatos nodernisimos
que descubren Ell mas minimo error
de refracci6n con precision fisico-ma-
tematico.
Horas de consultas de 8 a 12
manana y de / a 4 tarde.
Domicilio-Hotel Inglaterra.
NOTA. permanecera pocos dias.
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El SerYici0 civil
y Ia p0lftiCa.
FL Representante Wa
chter, cree que el emplea'
do debe tener completa
llbertad en- polftica.

Washington Agosto 20. Ls
ley del servicio civil hs sido rsvisa-
da por el reprasantante WAchter de
Maryland. Hace aignnos dias hubo
aneias al Administrator do Corroos.
Wyme de que slgunos empleados
de correo de Bslti more, Sc tomaban
interes on Ia esmpafia del Cor greso,
con perniciosa actividad.
Dicen que abussn de su posici6n
oficiai, para derrotsr Ell candidate de
Wac khtsr, represeEt&nts del Der
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Cover the left eye ami see II the lines In
Ell sections of the above circle aPpeaf
equally dark and distinct. = II not, yov
have Astigmatism-a visual de.,ee which
should be corrected at once. Try the
left eye in the same manner.
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this print distance Of G nrhe
she falling defective, and should have attention
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Tn epflOgO =
en- la frOnda.
CA mi 5Iotstre maestro Don lose Ricardo
D6Ujla.)
(POEMA.)

sssss'..
iQu6 enmudezco al perde~te, como ell ave
Que, roto el arbol en- que esLa su nido,
Cantar no puede y sollozar no sabe
s..,.,..
LuIs Matftoz RiUey0.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-01-16

Whereas. John Gravestock or the sd day
Of June. A. D. 1900. executed and delivered
and an for the county u fremont. In The state
of Colorado. trecorded In book III. page 1o6.
of the records OF ssid county whereby be
conveyed to said Trastee TO secure the paw
ment of one promissorv note Of said date for
the aum Of Ave thousand do.iara executed
and delivered by the said John Gravesfock
and 4. +. cherry. payabir o II. vanord.n
three years after date. wi h Interest at the
rate OF eight per cen, annnm, payable
estate situated In raie r,.nnty. to-wii:
Beginning At D. 80 the renteso Of Grav
ON City. Coiorad" a shown ON the recoad@d
plat of said subdivision, which point IL thir-
fy-eight tss1 rods west and sixty-three rods
north OF the southeast corner Of the south
west quarter of section twenty seven III,
intownshih eighteen us south, range sever
~ 80, vest; thence running along the cen.
eiRhty-ny~ and five-tenths tis5-0 feet
thence east twenty-tso lxl rods: thence
tenths (ls5-b) feet; thence west tw~nfy-two
lzll rods to the place of beginning. contain
portion OF The same which is oecupied by
said avenue; also lot three 49, in block TWEEN
ty-two t22l; and ths north half OF lot seven
10 and the south half of lot siI fs In block
twenty three tz5) Of Park Center subdivision
according TO the plat thereof cd die IA the
mont; also forty shares of stock of The PARK
Center Land and Water Company, and I'VE
shares Of stoes Of The Canon City Hydraulic
And. whereas. default has been made ia
the payment of the Interest due on said mote
on the I'D dsy OF December. A. ID. 1900: and
also on the 7sd days of June and December.
A. ID. 1901: and
whereas on account OF such defaults the
said x. II. Van Orden, the holder OF said
note, has. In writing nj with said Trustee
unesr the terms of said Deed of Trust, de-
clsred the whole Of the principal sum of said
note and interest thereon TO the time Of sale
due and payable. and notified and demanded
of the said Trustee 10 advertise and sell said
property to pay sAid note. interest and all
costs and expenses OF making such sale
And whereas. the County Court OF said
County Of Fremont ON the lSth day of Decem-
Der. 1901. In the matter OF the co vervaior-
ship Of the azid John Gravestock then pend-
ing in szld court. daily allowed the Aforesaid
claim Of r. II. Van orden. and ordered the
Aforesaid property 10 be sold TO satisfy and
psy said claim.
Is hereby given that. 1.-THE undersigned Pub
lie Trustee In and for said County OF Ere
mont. will on Friday. the 7ttb day Of January
A. ID. 1900. at so'ciock In the afternoon. at
IN. front door of the essunty corrt house In
Canon tity. In arid county and state. at pub
lie suction sell the above descrfpsd real es-
tate snd shsres OF stock In sid ditch CON-
panisr for the highesf and best price the
ssm~ will bring In cash for the purpose Of
paying sAid note aud the ini~r~st thereon to
the d-te OF sale aud the costs and expenses
thereof
wh@l eft. witness my hand and seal thi-
Csc. n csssrpY
Public Trustee.
FIRST pub Dec - ipoI
Last pub. Jan n 1901