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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-02
HISTORY OF THE LOCATION MAT.
TER

The matter uppermost now in the
minds and hearts of a great MANY of
the pest people on earth, who live-and
help TO lead the van of progress in
eastern Carolina. is that of the loca-
tlon of this new educational State in
stitutlon, authorized by the last Cen
eTal Assembly, and to be. known as the
EASTER Carolina Teachers Training
School"
n night for the establishment of
the school, and h compromise made
by its friends. whereby the sections
pertaining TO 1t, and the appropria-
lion Tor It's support, were included in
the general act of 1907, providing for
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-02
State Aid for support OF Training
School.

Sec. 1s. When IL shall be certified
70 the State Board II Education BY
the trustees that said buildings Of said
school are completed and ready 10 be
occupied. the sum Of Eve thousand
dollars C5.000) annually shall be and
the same is hereby appropriated for
the purpose Of maintaining said
school, to be paid out of the special
appropriation Of fifty thousand dol
fsb0.0001 herein appropriated
for high school instruction and teach
ers training"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-02

Teacher Training School TO he Es-
tablished.
Sec. II. That there shall be estab-
Iished and maintained at some suitable
point in eastern North Carolina a
Teachers Training School for the
training Of young white men and wo-
men, under the corporate name of the
East Carolina Teachers Training
School
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
OWL CREEK

John Menagh has returned from
Denver where he had been visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Morrison were
attending to business in Greeley Que
day last week.
The preaching services conducted
at the school house by Rev. Rust of
Longmonu we're we'll attended.
]. e. Morrison has so acres OF
spring wheat sowed and has secured
Of ]. A. Salzer of Wisconsin seed OF
a beardless barley that is said to be
just the barley for dry farming; also
seed of several kinds Of grasses with
which he will experiment., among
which is the Australian salt bush to
be used as hay. This Is said to be
highly adapted to arid districts.
He will also put out l50 fruit trees
and 1900 forest trees. Abbott
brothers and several others in this
vicinity will also put out a large
number of trees.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
LAsALLE

James Stewart was i'll with the
grip last week.
D. S. Ellis was down at Kersey on
business Monday.
Fred Good of Greeley was calling
on friends in LaSalle Saturday.
VIM. Patterson and wife spent
Friday and Saturday In Denver.
Mrs. Harbottle and baby, Mar
gerite, spent few days in Greeley
this week.
Fred Rockwell of Greeley was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. HarDottle,
one day this week.
Miss Jennie Ellis was the guest OF
Miss Gertrude Stuart Of Evan
Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Harbottle Of Greeley
was visiting her brother, Prof. Har-
bottle, last week.
Chas. McKenney had charge of the
LaSalle meat market during Mr..
Pattersou's g absence last week.
Rev. McBurney and Allister Grant
of Evans we're calling on LaSalle
friends last Thursday morning.
Miss Gertrude Stuart of Evans
was visiting at the home Of Mrs.
James Beattie the first of the week.
The ice cream supper given last
Friday evening by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church was we'll At
tended. The proceeds netted we're
presented to the LaSalle band boys.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
kAroN

Mrs. W. K. Clark visited relatives
In Greeley Tuesday.
f. Guthrie was attending to busi-
ness in Denver several days last
week.
]. H. Mccall, wife and daughter,
were recently visiting relatives at
Greeley.
Mrs. ]. c. Carlson has returned
from Greeley where she has been
visiting.
Miss Mabel Rankin Of Greeley was
the guest Of Miss Kelley several
days last week.
VIM. Aitchison has taken the con.
tract for 81, 500 residence for C. F.
Tew of Greeley.
Rev. Coffman of Evans, with his
wife, visited his brother, Rev. j. F.
Coffman, Tuesday.
Warren Yeagy Of Denver spent
several days last week with Eaton
friend and relatives.
Messrs. James Wolfe and W. 8
Thomas were attending to business
In Windsor one day last week.
Clarence Morgan left one day last
week for Central City to make a
few weeks visit with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Payne entertained
Messrs. A. R. Christensen, Charles
and Lyman Cady at O'Clock dinner
Tuesday.
Miss Norma Harrington of Wind.
sor has returned to her home after
making her aunt, Mrs. E. K, pack
ard, q pleasant visit.
Over 20 members Of M. ". A, at.
tended the initiation and the district
rally at Greeley Wednesday evening
They report jolly time.
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Mghlaadlako

c. L. Walker is busy now signing
up contracts for help in the beet
fields.
Jack Bishop has purchased the
farm he Is living on from Frank
Parmalee.
Don't forget the c. E. entertain
ment in the church March Is. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Ed Johnson has purchased Mr..
Boards teot house aud will move 1t
to Mead this week where he will re-
side.
The merchants in Mead have had
quite little Of their goods shipped
on the Great Western railroad to
Mead.
There was q rain and snow storm
here Saturday which stopped all farm
work. Sunday was again bright and
clear.
E. b. Knott and Rufus Mead will
open their meat market about the
18th of this month. They will run
q delivery wagon in connection with
the shop.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
FORT LuPToN

John Haynes was transacting bust
ness In Greeley Monday.
Tony Seboldt has purchased the
Perry Pollock ranch six miles north
Of Lupton.
Chas. Allen, evangelist Of Denver,
10 conducting special meetings in the
N. Z. church.
J. W. McKissick and wife were
visiting over Sunday with Hswley
Daley and wife in Longmont.
Mrs. Metier and family left Tues
day to join her husband in Montana,
Whsre he has purchased large ranch.
The Colorado Condensed Milk COM
pany Is extending tiling for draining
the factory to the slough vest oi
town.
The six-year-old son Of Martin
Nelson died Sunday morning o.
Bright's disease. The funeral wa
held Tuesday.
o. e. Frink OF the Silver Stat,
Packing and Produce company ha'
rented 800 acres Of land and vii
raise produce for his canning factory
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
CILCREST

E. NJ. Rogers made business trip
to Denver Friday.
w. F. Hines moved his store to
Main street Friday.
F. NJ. Miller and John Boise we're
In Denver on business Wednesday.
Frank Mapes and family, formerly
of Peckham. are now living in GIL
crest.
G. s. Bancroft and family left
Monday for their future home in
Arizona.
Prichard and Zere's new billiard
and pool room will be ready for bust.
ness this week.
The manager of the new hotel, A.
B. Cholter, and wife arrived in Gill
crest this week.
W. X. Starbird purchased a car.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14

load of cattle this week which he
will fatten for market.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rogers and Mis-
Aileen Tison went to Denver Friday
evening, returning Sunday.
F. C. Mccarthy came up from
Denver in his handsome new auto
Saturday for a hunting trip.
Boise & Tucker, the hardware and
i'm mplement men, are installing q
fine heating plant, windmill and
tank in the new hotel.
Earl Hanna, an enterprls1ng
young man from Longmont, has pur-
chased lot, built barber shop and
is doing fine business.
Mrs. G. w. Gillespie returned
home Monday evening from de-
l,ghtfuf three months visit with her
relatives in Aspen and Basalt.
The boys who attended the dance
and oyster supper Friday evening say
that they would have had . splendid.
time II the girls had not been so In
the minority. who's fault was it?"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
NUNN

Mrs. @. F. Nesmith is spending 2
few days with friends in Boulder,
L. d. Branson OF CHEYENNE was
the recent guest Of Webster Kippe.
man.
Messrs. Chandler and Nesmith
were attending to business in Gree.
ley one day last week.
Little Katheryn Joyce, who has
been suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia is now much better.
The family Of DR.. H. Parker has
arrived and are now costly Settled
IN the apartments adjoining tha
drug store.
Mrs. Maud Walls of Evans, who.
with her two children, have been
visiting at the Kent home. hava
returned home.
Mrs. 3. @. Whitaker, who. Ar.
companied by her daughters, has
been visiting her mother in Walnut
la, returned home.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
All Over Weld.

Monday where he expects TO make
his home.
Mr.. Perry and family left Friday
for Hot Springs, Ark, for an s1'
tended visit.
Mrs. Map of Denver and Mrs.
Held of Cheyenne, S. D., were guests
of Mrs. L. C. Vanderlip Sunday.
]. K. Ross and family left for
Loveland Monday morning where
they expect to make their home.
Mr.. Siscoe of Greeley is having
constructed a ten-room concrete resi-
dence on the road west Of Evans.
E. W. Mckinney, postmaster at
LaSalle, and Mr.. Gregory. his SON.
in-law. were Evans visitors Sunday.
Work has commenced on the Bart
ell reservoir north Of town. Nolan
brothers of Greeley have the CON-
tract.
Ralph Rickard has returned home
after several months spent in Dead
wood, S. D. He thinks Colorado is
good enough for him.
Mr.. Woodmansee, editor Of the
Courier, left Saturday for Kansas
City where he was summoned by the
United States marshal as witness
In land case.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
LONE TREE

Mrs. Hamilton Of Greeley is keep
ing house for the Briggs brothers.
B. B. Edwards recently moved to
the Umberger ranch at Grow Creek.
W. H. Palmer returned Saturday
from Chicago where he marketed his
sheep.
Miss Alta Miller returned to
Greeley Sunday after spending vaca-
tion with home folks.
Farming is the topic in this vicin-
ity as most of the farmers have be-
gun their spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bradley and
family left Tuesday for their new
home at Scott's Bluff, Neb.
The friends Of Miss Marie Bohen
are glad to know she is getting along
nicely with her injured ankle.
The Union Aid society will have Z
called meeting Wednesday, March
20, at the home of Mrs. e. A. Hop
kins.
MI. and Mrs. Pennington attended
q card party at Howard Briscoe'i
last Friday night and report . Yer.
pleasant time.
| The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Wilson are sorry to know that the,
are going to leave the community
for q time 1t least. They leave IL
the near future for Wyoming.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
sEvERAMcE

A. A. Riggs was a business visitor
at Wfndosr one day last week.
Carrie Lee has been quite Ill with
threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Lucy Hankins Of Missouri is
visiting her brother. NJ. E. Hankins.
E. q. Sickler and wife recently
made friends In the capital city a
pleasant visit.
John Queen and family of Windsor
have moved on the R. S. franklin
place south of here.
Mr,eand Mrs. d. E. Severance.
who have been in California for a
year or more, have returned to their
home.
Miss Ines franklin recently cele.
brated her fifteenth birthday by en-.
tertaintng a number of her school
friends that evening. All report a
very enjoyable time.
W. L. Baldrigde last week re.
ceived an incubator and brooder with
which he intends to try his luck
raising chickens, not that he thinks
he can manage better than his hens
but because he considers their time
too valuable.
The news Of the death of Miss
Nettie May at Campbell, Neb., was
received here with sadness by her
many friends, Miss May having en-.
deared herself to many by her graci-
Gus manner when visiting hsr
brother, A. w. May, about q year
ago.
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-. ,,a Mrs, Anton Anderson en-

n, ,,d Mrs. Anton Anderson eh
tartained AT dinner Sunday A. l.
Kilstrup and family and MISS jose
phine Gilmore from near Au'''
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson re,
Gently entertained at their pieasan,
oonntrv nome John Bennett and
family and 7. Loomis and mothef'
VIM Christie left Wednesday fol
Aberdeen. Scotland, for visit WIN
old frIends and relatives. He ex-
| poets TO be gone about three months.
The Bebekahs held regular meet
ing last Monday evening after which
REFRESHMENTS were served and the
members enjoyed a pleasant SOCIAL
hour.
Tuesday afternoon the patrons OF
the library held meeting at the
home of Mrs. Fl. E. Hogus. Mrs.
z. G. Steele was elected president
and Mrs. Hosue secretary.
Miss Florence Packard entertained
about 40 Of her friends last Tuesday
evening. The guests enjoyed de-
lightful evening at cards. Dainty
refreshments were served.
R. d. Hughes and family have
moved on their ranch northeast OF
here and c. D. Eggleston and family
and w. A. Roy and family are occu-
pying their town residence.
On account of heart trouble, which
was aggravated by the high altitude,
Louis Levy resigned his position at
the Golden Rule store and has re-
turned to his old home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. DALEY gave q
card party at their home last Mon
day evening. ABOUT 30 couples were
present. Mesdames Denio and Smil-
lie and Messls. Jones and Yeagy fur
Inished vocal music. Messrs. Hagar
and Yeagy furnished considerable
amusement by their attempt to pro-
vide some unique and novel games.
Miss Miller Of Greeley served re-
ffe8hmeuts.
The last meeting Of the Woman's
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Hogue. The topic for the day was
"Juvenile Training" which was so
forcibly presented by Mrs. MCCALL
that m animated discussion followed.
Mrs. Hogue spoke on Stories and
Games the Boys and Girls Like
Best" Mrs. Phillips told Of 'Froe-
bells Idea of Child Training,' that
10 20 ably illustrated by the kinder
garten, and Mrs. Ure gave an inter-
esting talk on THE Growth of Lit
eratnre for Children, reading ex-
tracts from some old books which
very practically illustrated the great
Improvements in text books during
the last half century. Mesdames
Fannie Thompson and s. ]. Will
were guests of the club. BY invita-
tion Of the hostess the ladies re-.
mained for tea which was greatly en-
loved.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
ILVELL

John Carlson is building new
barn.
AL Swanson finished caring his
wheat at the dump Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Swanson expect
to leave Thursday for . visit in Illi-
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cleaver Of
Berthoud visited Lewis Eberhart's q
family recently.
: Messrs. Darius Shay and Allan
Rem Of Loveland were visiting Ell.
we'll last week.
Jim and Will Smith left this week
for Estes Park whore they will work
for the summer.
Lewis Eberhart is preparing to
build four-room house on his eighty
north Of the church.
Rev. Allan Rem of Loveland oc.
cupled the pulpit at the chapel Sun.
day morning and evening.
Measrs. Goodwin, Underwood and
Smith returned the last of the week
from their vacation in the noun.
tains.
J. w. Purvis, our new superin-
tendent, called q meeting of the
Sunday school executive council al
the church Monday evening.
Mrs. Jehiel Shull and Miss Beulaf
plan to return to Colorado soon and
the family will occupy the house
purchased from Mr.. Eichmann.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14

County Superintendent L. H. Haf'
rison was In this vicinity the frat Of
last week attending to the Interests
Of the schools In this district.
Mrs. E. L. Hoops Of Sharpsburg,
Ia, has arrived here much to the
ioy of Mr.. Hoops, who will at once
move on the place lately vacated by
n. Hatfield.
D. ID. Nafrziger has begun the
erection of neat cottage oh his lots
on the west side. His family, who
are at Wheatland, Wyo., expect to
come here soon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will give New
England supper and bazaar Saturday
evening, March Is, at the Woodman
hall. Everybody come and help .
good cause.
The site for the depot and freight
house has been selected by ]. A.
Monroe OF Omaha, general trafic
manager of the Union Pacific. and
E. stenger, superintendent Of the
Colorado division, who were here
last week. Work 10 expected to be.
gin soon.
B. F Naffziger went to Denver on
business last Monday which his
friends learned later was very i'm
portant, namely his marriage to Miss
Welsh of Greeley. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. RAIDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naffziger are cordially
welcomed here.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
ROWE DISTRICT

Miss Zella Runnells has been
visiting her sister in Denver.
Mrs. Magda Oleson of Greeley has
moved on the Samuel Newell ranch.
Samuel Garrett and family moved
last week to Morrill,. Neb., where he
has secured some land.
Mrs. Mary Darrow entertained at
supper Saturday evening a number of
friends In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Newell, who leave here Fri
day OF this week for an extended
visit in Kansas and other states.
They expect to stop at Littleton and
visit Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Coffman,
formerly Of Ault.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
Cause Of Stomach Trouble.

"hen a man has trouble with his
soomach you may know that he is
eating more than he should or of some
ait'cle OF food or drink not suited to
ms age or occupation, or that his
bowels are habitually constipated
rake Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets to regulate the bowels
ana improve the digestion and see
II the trouble does not disappear
ASK ior a free sample. Sold bv All
druggists. ~ OIL
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
GvAMo

L. Larson was q Denver visitor
Saturday.
G. G. Richardson was Loveland
visitor Monday.
Mrs. W. G. Scott has been seri-
ously Ill for the past week.
Miss Lulu Brubaker was a Denver
visitor Friday and Saturday.
,Mrs. W. ]. Mcmillan entertained
the w. @. T. U. Wednesday after
noon.
The old Colonsy ranch will be In
charge of Mr.. Bartell of Denver this
season.
Billy Munce left for Windsor
The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14
Notice to Stockholders

me annual meeting of the High.
lana valley Reservoir and Ditch
company will be held at LaGranoa
sohool mouse April 1, 1907, at 8 200 =.
aot | ~. ~ .eVy an assessment and trans.
aoo such other business that NAV
p,1pef,y M.s ty come 9 before the meeting.
mss. Ghas. s. Mulford, Secretary.
oreeiey, Colo, March /, 1907.
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LuoERME

Alfred Carlson was passenger for
Denver Friday.
Mr.. Southland and family left Sun.
day for Nebraska.
Laura Hoyt has been homo the
past week on her spring vacation
from ths Normal.
Orlando Clark Is preparing to
lathe and plaster his tenant house,
hence Mr.. Kilian's removal to Lu-
cerne.
z. F.. Athey returned Tuesday
morning from his Nebraska trip.
He reports signs of prosperity every
where.
Mrs. Joe Norman has gone to Mis-
souri, where she expects to stay until
her health is given trial in lower
altitude.
Several teams are still at work
hauling the beets from the piles in
Stanley's field. This week will see
them all removed.
lido Williams fell down flight
of haymow stairs Sunday evening,
twisting both knees. He is not
seriously injured but finds 1t hard to
get around.
D. e. Carry and bride returned
Sunday to Point Lonesome, % M
longer, since Dan has . wife Il
share 1t with him. Her mother
came also to make her home with
them.
| Late Sunday afternoon William
Southerland and family left fol
Cheyenne. enroute to their new home
thirty miles from Mitchell. Neb
They will go overland with their
goods and live stock.
Chas. Nicoll. who has been In the
employ of the sugar company since
September As weighmaster at the
Lucerne dump, left here last week
for few weeks sightseeing before
resuming work in Eaton.
Lucerne, like all other cities, has
Its moving day. Monday Roy Bar.
clay moved into the Max Gerry
house. Emory Woodland moved into
the Sandberg house and Joseph
Kilian into the Bolander tenant
house.
G. NJ. Wilson of Hot Springs,
Ark, . former land owner and resi.
dent of this place, writes that ha Is
building three store buildings In the
popular health resort and business
rushing. he will come to Lucerpe
this summer to erect some more
houses to rent and otherwise improve
his property.
The Social club enjoved a yery
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Sol.
Hopkins Friday, March s. The
guests of the club we're Mesdamas
Gray and Hopkins Of St. Anthony.
Ida, and B. c. Williams and Or.
lando Clark Of this vicinity A
dainty repast was served BY the hos.
tess Just before the msmbers and
their friends departed for their
homes. Mrs. A. Cattron of Lucerne
will entertain on March %.
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this lst day ID iE1arch A, b. 1907, upon
81 as p.1tson Of Ss
described in the Judgment and decree
the Court rendered herein; and it apPe
ing to the s4tislaction Of the Court n
IN. that ! SiSlsion 81 :aid land, q.
can not be made by setting OIL to
|. ,assd sst1s II 1sheaRs sie
dice and Injury 70 said premises .sds and
that the oply practicable method OF In
tho .ome 81 s.sn sndR RsSs aiv:on e the
to the said parties according to 10
Nox. shsrffeSe. it i Is !, ords9sd 1.mss X. SSE
and j. ]. Grifen, the commissioners y
premises. ar and who o,dsH haye be sepofdIfSS ppod Sen
and. An SsSss1isih SSssssr riehts @ and ditch stocks II
decree heretofore entered particuis
decribed being t:ao sitHats II the to.wit; Sfan'
east quarter Of section two. towns owns
the hes :i1ss HSfs =. u, n and more partIesl.,I,IS
seribed - follows: Beginning ,haIs q ~. ~
the quarter section line Thereof Y
rods; thence north one hundred anu
rods to the north line OF said see,'fhhs Sec ihe
thence Xest On. On the nortn seetion tna eof cor
thence south on the quarter sssr secstlon
to the place Of beginning; tofetahes,r HAT
and including one and one1ha.tI e. sdHD nd N
the capital stock Of The afGa1aintal ~ GCannit.l Il
q TsSs s.d aPf fsssr.i ,asr i1eEs
any and all water rights ana asnry ,r 10
privileges used t9r and necessa'' =
irsiF.tiSPnp; Pp;c Of ysds ssid isnd; anon said prem
to the highest and best bidder, ipf iipa {, {
first giving two weeks W ssid dot,eie seie 0i by no
newspsper per published in the City ON oi Y
Icy. In said county. and If they y,fs aefnI IN ~
they may also advertise salo salaSt sn'C Color
n order to give further notice esh oi SAN and
that said sale bo made for casn, a nHd
same may be made subject 70 Sar Snce
Of trust ior e.. i9o 1nd hnx intersse earssscIte to
purchaser good and suiiiiciG;nrn
conveyance as said commisss,i;pnmu.s,uu ;nus un
report their acts and proceseaun,na sann as d
this order to this Court SO soy soTa over to-
parties entitled thereto the Ip.ct' pr9t'''N
Done in open court this ISL '.'
March .jlRsSMaEs lsSMa e. aARRleUEs' judi
Nov therefore. We e,sss;daS snjd eGmh@s'ssdda, she @ssd 3,
give notice that on i,r triuay VI ten ten o'cloc
M March: 1907, At s the hous mo said ID premises
VII VIII osn snS1ns fop sssie % and sell the aboSf
sqribed. premises to the hhiEGttitso iEset to orr Of d
f1a bidder ss soT sn snsh n saidsdf snid desd
bring the best price for saldi III ,h.s.,d I'd ds
Dated at Greeley, Coio.' 'h''
March. 1907. u vANALT,
J. j. GRlFslrsi;omne
First publication. March 7; las' ~
tion. March IL. 1907.
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R-I-P-A-N-S TabnIe'
Doctors md
A good prescription
For mankind

rAs lss.s p.sAss 10 enough foT n'.1, . 1.,SrpI NJ
&Rily hofsle ~ oentsG contains
All diu0gisNs esll then.
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-SAY!-
DO 1T now.

Why don't you have that n,,.,,,
and heating done NOW? '''ns
NOW 10 the time to get vor,
In these lines done. Not when Nv work
80 crowded that you will hays w "e sts
We do only the best work ana "s,s.
ask . chance to convince you tho, 0nls
PRICES ARE RIGHT. "' our
We are In . position to give vo,
best material and labor procurahIs .as s
we stand back Of every lob we do Ano
Best work at lowest prices.
The ]. D. Potter
Plumbing and Heating C,.
834 Nlnth Street.
Plumbing. under supervision n,
N. Stone, Jr.
Heating uHdeE q n,sSpsryi ssSSpsryision of
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ORDER OF SALE.
sssts 5sss.s = 3 Sls%1s:tlafo's %:la.o SIS.

5si;:,ws; = /, ,ws;Ss, %Ss;TAlss,' TA:ss;s,'sxg ;stg
and Jesse g.. Webb.
minors, by @. \. Glen
e eslsloners oRDEl
Tyree v. Webb, Mary SAL
AiiS Z. lWs6b) Bury
Webb and Francis II.
Downer, truoEeeo, and
= a. fo1 1k.spondsnt.,