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The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETINGS
AND SOCIETY NOTES

Last Sunday evening the wedding Of
Miss Genevieve Marie Stubbs aud william
Elmer Greene was celebrated at the
aome oflthe:bride's father, In the pres
se0ce VI only the relatives OF both parties
mud the members Of che X. 8. Club to
which the bride belonged. The beauti-
fui home was deliberately decorated for
che occasion with ropes Of smilax and
profusions Of carnations. Electric lights
shown forth from thess dainty deco
rations, the house being darkened, and
each room was scene Of beauty. Atsix
O'Clock the bridal party marched down
nhe stairway to the strains Of the Men,
deissohn wedding march played BY Miss
$shirley Stubs. and entered the double
pSrlors where the simple ceremony was
gesformed under wedding bells, by Rev.
Maltas Of the Episcopal church.
An elaborate seven COURSE dinner fol-
bowed Immediately, the tables alio being
artiatically decorated with carnations and
ssniiax.
The bride was charmingly gowned In
white crepe de chine with violet figure.
Miss Charlotte SlubDs, who acted as maid
Of hOuOr, wore gown Of lavender voile.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Stubbs we're
she flower girls and William Maddox
acted ~ best Man.
Tue young couple are both well known
he,e, the bride having lived In Dodge
City the greater part of her life. The
groom came to this city several years ago
'xnd 10 now 10 the Santa Fo train service.
THEY received many beautiful presents
from their large circle Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene left late In the
evening for New York and other points
IN the east, where they will visit relatives
aud will Alsoyisit In canada before re-
aaruing TO this city. They will be at
h"me hose ID about q mouth and will
scc0Yy the Painter residence on First
avenue.
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A Fortunate Texan.

Mr.. e. W. Goodioe, Of l07 st. Louis
st.. Dsllaa. lex. says: In the past year
| have become acquainted with I,r. Kings
NewsLiie Pills. and no laxative ever be-
fore uird 2" +ffectuslly disposes OF ma.
laria and blliousness." They don't grind
nor gripe 25c. at Rath & Bainbridge
drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27

Piles. are aangerous but do not submit
10 an opsss<sOn until you have first tried
Man Zhntbe Great Pile Remedy. It's
putnp In oeslapsible tubes with nozzle
that allows 1t to be applied exactly where
It 10 needed. II you have itching, bleed
ing or protrudsng piles and Man Ian does
not relIevs, money refunded. Soothes
andco Relieves at once. Sold BY
Plne6 Beads Drug Store.
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The home Of Mr.. J. d. Coffey wal
the scene OF 9 delightful card party
"wednesday afternoon, the hostesses be-
Ing Mrs. W. T. Coolidge and Mrs J. D.
Ccffey. They were assisted by Mrs.
Eugene Warning. Those present num-
bered about thirty. five and an enjoyable
afternoon Of progressive euohre was
spent BY ell. Mrs. Fitzgerald was pre-
sented with some beautiful roses as a
prize for winning the highest score.
The Invitations for this party were
dainlily printed In green and gold and .
color scheme Of green and pale yellow
prevailed throughout the rooms, sweet
peas and ferns being used 10 the decora-
lions. Garlsnds Of green we're also ar
ranged over the double doors and twined
around the banisters 10 the hall, and the
effect VI these artistic decorations was
Late la the afternoon, AN
elaborate four course luncheon was served
on the card tables. The Misses Marie
Coffey and Irene Coolidge presided at
the punch bowl during the afternoon
Invited to be present were: Mesdames
Aver, Beeson, Beelh, Bowen, Brown,
II. r. Brown, Barkley. Churchill, Uady.
Callin, Gardner, Gilliland, Eugene War
INK, Y. y. Warning, Otis Thompson, Frank
y. A. Milton, Z. h. McCarty,
Fitzgerald, Hardestv, Hellwarth, McHarg,
Jacoby, Nelson, pettijohn, Lily Smith,
PIxley, Rush, A. d. Smith, E. e. Smith,
Clyde Smi.n, Scates. Simpson, Tyler,
MoLall, Gilbert, LeBaron, Marsh, p. II.
Young, Zimmerman, Baldwin, Lillian
UNeill, Mrs Merrimsn Of Kinsiey, Miss
Lulu Strum, and Miss SallIe Hardesty.
MIRA. Coolidge and Mrs. Cof1ey are enter
laining again this afternoon.
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At Fitzgerald's South side ranch about
three miles west Of Ford, Kansas:
Seven spans Of three. year-old mules.
W. S. Dunnan, foreman, Ford, Kansas.
will show them or answer sll inquiries,
or write W.. j. Fitzgerald, Dodge City,
kabsas. 81
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The GLOBE. REPUBIICAN's telephone
number Is "a. Gail up the office If you
have u news item.
Town Lots In River View.

Near the round house In Dodge City,
will be put On the market, again May the
drst. There 10 two good public wella,
out 10 the addition, and lots will be sOid
90 easy terms, nov 10 the time to get .
home, and stop paying high rent. Talk II
over with P. H. SUGHRUE II
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Will Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark, writes
"Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best prep.
aration for coughs, colds and lung trou-
BILE. knew that 1t has cured cOnsump-
ton Ia the drst stages" You never heard
OF any one using Foley's Honey and Tar
and not being satisfied.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27

B II ysu viii roa q inn. rs \ will be >
revelation 70 yon how msny succumb to
kidney or ladder troubIet in one form Or
another. II ihs patient Il not beyond
medical ALL, ~olsy's Kidney Cure will
cure. II never dIsappoints.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27

Mrs. win Lowman 10 entertaining q
few Of her friends this evening ut BIRTH
day luncheon.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27
! MIRA. II. T. Catlin left Tuesday for
Wichita, Ksns. to spend several days

MIRA. Il. T. Catlin left Tuesday for
Wichita, Kans. to spend several days
Mrs. M. A. Zimmerman returned this
week from California. where she has
been for some time.
Mrs. H. A. Burnett and grand-dangh-
ter Louise, left this morning foF Raleigh,
Ill.,, for three weeks visit with relaI ives.
Prof. Lyons, enc Of the normal Institute
instructors, will leave this evening for
bis home IN Williamsburg, Kansas. He
will move bis FANNY to Oswego, Kansas,
in short time.
Rev WIN. Resce Of Ration. N. NJ. sT-
rived 10 this city Monday for a short
visit. Mrs. Resce has been Wsitiag her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. ksei, for
several weeks.
Mrs. j. y. Baird will leave The last OF
the week for Boston. New York and
other eastern points, to visit Der daugh
terS Lucy and Else. She will be gone
for 40 indefinite time.
Miss Lulu Sturin leaves Saturday for n
visit in Colorado Sue vii witt hrr
cousin Miss Eva Evans In WalssnbHrg
aud relatives Ia Pueblo, CUlOradU
Springs and Denver. Mise Sturm will
return home In about six weeks.
Mrs. Will Heinzman and children left
Monday tor their hOwe 10 Canton, ILL.,,
after u visit with her sister Mrs. +. W.
lmbodeD. Rev. lnboden accompanied
them as tar rs Kansas City, rstsraing
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Webb OF Fort Collins,
Colorado, visited In this city seysrsl days
last week at the home OF her Gueie, b. A.
Jones. She 10 on her way % London,
Ohio, and after visit there, will return
to Dodge City for longer visit
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Miss Florence Reudy Is visiting II
Garden City.
Miss Helen Van Horne Of Ford visited
here Tuesday.
John Harper q Clmarreu wasavisitol
10 this city Tuesday. v
Judge Lobdell Of Larned was 10 THU
city Tuesday evening.
Waldo Adams has resigned bis position
at the Bee Hive Store.
Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Stoner spent
Tuesday 10 Hutchinson.
Arthur Brice Of Wilburn 10 In the city
for osteopslhic treatment
Charles States left Monday for Kansas
City, Mo-, to be gone few days. WI
Mr.. Hick' left Monday for short
sojourn In Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s Boyd left Sunday
morning for points In Missouri and III.
Mrs. Luther and Mrs. Emery Of Cim-
AKRON were shopping In this city Tues
day.
Miss Lille Wells who Is employed at
the postoffice, Is enjoying short vaca-
ton.
Mra. Merriman Of KinsIey is the guest
Of Mrs. T. A. Scates for several days this
week. % "
Mrs. s. kinkead expects to leave the
fret Of the month for visit with relatives
10 Missouri.
8. B. Eastman left Monday for Me-
braska City, Nsb., where he will visit bis
family for three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs Milton and daughter
Frances Eleanor returned home this week
from Chicago and other points.
e. G. Palmer returned to this city
Monday from Yates Center, Kansas, after
spending two weeks with his parents.
The mother Of Mrs. Phillip Relnert
arrived here Monday from Germany to
make her future home with her daughter.
Miss Gladys Jones arrived bone Mon.
day morning from Emporia. where she
has been attending college the past winter
Miss Nellie Martin returned to this city
Tuesday from Denver, Colorado, where
she has been attending school the past
winter. "'P'
Mrs. J. r. Elder left Friday for KiOwa
county, where she was called on account
Of the sickness of her mother, Mrs. Il. A.
Dowell.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Herzer and Mr..
and Mrs. A Russell left today for Ford,
Kane. TO atterd the wedding Of Miss Hell
10 Van Horne.
Miss Anna Carroll left Sunday morning |
for Kansas City, Missouri, to attend the
wedd ng Of her blo,her. She will be gone
! week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Barley and little
son George leave Friday evening for
Topeka to attend the wedding Of Mrs.
tiser.
Prof. Catlett who has conducted the
normal institute here for the past four
weeks will leave this evening for bis home |
In Columbus, Kansas.
Prof Smith expects to leave this even
Ing for bis home In Lawrsnce, Kansas.
He has been 10 this city for the past four
weeks 10 the interest OF the normal.
Harry Fash and Roy Nichols drove to
Ford Wednesday to play ball for the Ford
team against Bucklin. Louie schmidt
and Fred simmons accompanied them. \
Mics Mary Ebright Of Wooster, Ohio,
arrived here Tuesday evening for visit
with here sister, Mrs. J. W. Thompson.
She will be here several weeks.
The Misse. Alice and Delma Stewart
OF Milan, Kansas, returned to their home
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27
A Bargain.

Quarter section Of land In Gray county
two and one-balt miles east Of Pierce
vile. Partly fenced. Three small build
Tags, good well Of water. Fruit and for.
cot trees planted. Ten acres 10 wheat.
Close to railroad and school. Sll00, half
cash. Address, Box $50,
81 Dodge City, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27

TO Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II IL fails
to cure. Il. ", Groves signature Ia on
h'x Eam VIC.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
AsHEvILLE VOTES aDRY."

AsHEVILLE. n. c.. oct. s.-After a
brief but strenuous campaign, the Pro-
bibitionists carried the liquor election in
this city yesterday by a majority of s4s
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
French Parts Used.
TABLET TO CLERGYMAN
TO Be UNVEILED SUNDAY

The Rev. W. S. Freas. Of Baltimore.
viii conduct the services at the Luth-
eran Church Of the Reformation next
Sunday morning, when the memorial
tablet II honor OF the Rev. Or. W.
+. Parson. a former pastor OF that
church, VIII be unveiled.
Prominent in educational and charit-
able work for a number Of years the
Rev. DR.. Parson, whose death occurred
on December -. 1860. Was one OF the
most widely known Clergymen among
his sect. H had been pastor of the
Church Of the Reformation for twenty
seven years. Not only vas the Rev.
DIT. Person an active worker for the
Lutheran religion. but he was often
called on by members Of other religious
organizations for advice
A number Of years recCTc his death
the Rev, DR.. Parson received a decora-
ton Of the Order OF the Rising Sun
from tie Emperor OF Japan FOR meri-
torious service performed for that coun-
try in the organization of the Imperial
University at T1kyo.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
FINDS NEW OPERA
FOR HANNERSTEIN
Victor Herbert Will Set
American Story to
Music.

NEW YORK. oct. 9.-victor Herbert
has found a libretto and will soon be
hard at work on a grand opera, which
MAJ be completed for Mr.. Hammerstein
BY next spring.
Nothing in the announcements for the
approaching season at the Manhattan
Opera House caused more stir than the
promise OF a work by our American
composer. Victor Herbert"
Yesterday Mr.. Herbert said that he
had succeeded at last IN unearthing a
story which he could set to music for
Mr.. Hammerstein.
The lbretto is not quite in shape
yet" said he, and it may be a week
OF two before I shall be able 10 go TO
work on the music. But 1 have now n
subject which pleases me and a scenario
which will be developed without much
difnculty into an excellent book
The theme Of the libretto is historic
and American. By American, i mean
that it is taken from the history OF this
country after the war for independ-
ence."
Mr.. Herbert refused 70 divulge the
subject of the libretto, and said that the
music would not be American In the
sense Of being built up on national melO-
dies, but IL viii be on the Victor Her
bert style. The work will be In three
acts. planned TO allow of spectacular
embellishments.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
HIS MODEL HOUSEHAID
DESERTS FOR ALTAR

CHICAGO. oct. 9.-John Farson. OF
Oak Park. a well-known banker Of this
city. last night save his model house
maid. Miss Nellie Gavin, in marriage
TO Daniel McCabe. a letter carrier. The
wedding occurred in the parsonage Of St.
EdmuEds parish, Oak Park.
Besides Mr.. Farson there were present
other servants Of the household. as wei
as some from the homes Of neignbors
After The wedding was over il was up
TO Mr.. FarsOn 60 tell what happened.
and how those present were dressed. He
said.
Il wore a dress suit with white vCs.
und tie black silk hat, and patent leath-
eli shoes. i gave the bride away.
Nellie, What did Nellie wear2 She
had on a blue hat-She is a beautiful
girl you lSnow-and that's all / TeEiem-
Der. no. no. didn't promise any more
servant girls 100000 to stay for life
with Us. Say, you know that story was
copied by a New York paper, and ] re
ceiVcd about 800 applications in all the
different languages of the world"
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
Are You Depositing Your surplus

Money where il viii earn you an income2
Start an account with banking dept. OF
Union Trust Co.. 1915 Est. Interest on
all accounts; subject to check at will
The Washington times., 1907-10-09

jungle near San Pablo. where they had
been lying for more than twenty years.
They were IN excellent condition, free
from corrosion, and all bearings and
fittings were in good working order
Ladder Type Dredge.
The dredge is OF the ladder or elevator
type. similar to the old Scotch dredge
Az. which was reconstructed by the
Panama Railroad Company five years
ago. and which since then has been at
work In the channel from La Boca 70
Naos Island. with record OF less than
forty days out 81 commission for re-
pairs during that time II is anticipated
that the performance OF these two
dredges win be about equal. and that
with both OF them In active operation
a considerable increase VIII be made
IN the total yardage removed from the
canal prism The material removed by
these two dredges Is taken 10 sea and
dumped I'm deep water by a feet OF eight
Seif-propelling old French hopper Darges.
OF a capacity OF about 225 cubic yards
OF material each.
Another old French dredge OF similar
type is now being repaired In the Girls
tObal dry dock. and viii probably 90
into commission about the last of Octo-
Der.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
M0T0RMAN KNOCKED OUT;
HIT BY A PHEASANT

LYONS. n. Y. Oct As Motor
man Harry Nelson was speeding an
eastbound Roch ester, Syracuse and
Eastern car by the Blue Cut a plump
English pheasant cock few through
the heavy glass window. head on
striking Nelson plump in the face
and knocking him down Or. VI. A.
Neener was riding in the front end of
the car and saw the accident and as
sisted in picking up the mOtorman.
When the car reached Lyons Il was
found that particles OF glass had pene-
trated the mOtOrman's eye The injury
was dressed and the injured mOtorman
sent 10 a Rochester hospital The bird
was killed by the impact. Until the
dead bird vas picked up Nelson
thought he had been struck by a
dangling teleph one wire. He may lose
the sight OF the eye.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
Recognized BITTER Headquarters.

All noted brands OF Butter in perfect
condition at James Z. Oysters, 9Th & Pa.
ave. Try the famous -Four Leaf Clover
Creamery, 5-lb- boxes a speciality.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
WHITNEY AVENUE CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS

At the annual business meeting Of the
Sunday school Of the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church. the following officers
were elected for the coming year: Su.
perintendent, Frank Sideh; first assist
ant superintendent. II. /. ScEnell. sec
ond assistant superintendent. James K.
Degges; treasurer, Simon Mckmmie;
secretary, Enoch NJ GathrighI; plan
Isl. Miss Annie Bowling: auditor.
W. ii. Schell, sr.. librarian, ~
more bowling; assistant librarian,
Charles Lockhead; superintendent OF
primary department, Mrs. Grace Wat
rous; assistant superintendent Mrs.
Wilscn3 chorister, Miss Mamie Williams
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
MUST PAY $1,000 BOND;
CONVICTED LIBELER GONE

on a motion OF Assistant District At
torney Proctor. Justice Stafford has
ordered the execution OF the bond OF
Albert NJ. Raymond, which amounts 20
5000. The bondsmen are Leroy D..
Walter and Benjamin bridges. who viii
have to make good the amount Of the
bond.
Raymond was convicted OF libel
against Maj. Richard Sylvester. Super
iRtendent OF Police. and the Commits
sioners. and sentenced to serve five
years in the nenitentiary. Pending MS
appeal he gave bond, and in February.
1906. disappeared
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
October Is the Wedding Month

and flowers for the decorations are a
their best now. Consult GUIDE, 1915 F.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
ELEVATOR DREDGE REPAIRED;
ALL MACHINERY Is NOT JUNK
By Expanding $40 coo For Labor and Material Old Ladder
Made to Excavate 10000 Cubic Yards Per
Month

That not all of the old French ma
chinery left on the line of the Panama
canal and bought by the United States
as junk is really worthless. Is shown by
a report Just received by the Isthmian
Canal Commission here.
BY the expenditure OF $1,000 for labor
ana material. an old French ladder or
elevator dredge, which had been lying
in the Rio Grande river above la BOca
fox more than twenty years, has BEEN
restored in every part. so that II is now
capable OF excayating 10000 cubic yards
OF material per month. an amount equiv
alent to that removed by four ninety
flve-ton Vineyard steam shovels. This
dredge when In service at the La Boca
entrance Of the canal, Will do more
work than a modern dipper dredge cost
ing $i02. 500
French Parts Used.
IN reconstructing the dredge all the
essential parts used were French. These
were found in the jungle or among other
Old French plants scattered along the
lire OF the canal The three boilers.
which have been installed in place of
the two original ones, were found In the
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
NORTHEAST HOMES SOLD;
ONE TO H. M. VERMILLI0N

Detective Howard NJ vermllllon. OF
the Headquarters staff, has purchased.
through the office OF Barnard & Chill
dress. real estate brokers, the two-stcry
brick dwelling ~ 240 Eighth street
northeast. The purchase price Is given
as $1,000.
The same brokers have also sold 70
Harry Eaton the two-stcry brick house,
le5 Fourteenth street northeast, for
$500. This house Is one oS Ihs row re-
Gently completed b. Ksraedy-Davis
Company, and is one OF the pretty
houses OF that section.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
MAYFLUWER DESCENDANTS
HOLD AUTUMN MEETING

The autumn meeting OF the Society OF
Mayfiower Descendants in the District
MAS held at the residence Of Mrs. Ber-
tai NJ. Robbins. Prof. Raymond. Of
George Washington University, COVER
nor OF the society. presiding. An address
was delivered by Judge Martin 4.
Knapp, LII D, chairman OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission, upon The
Influence OF Transportation Upon Civil
zatiJl,'' a there was singing by Miss
Ethel HoltzclaW.
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
EXPLAINED.

why Is 1t called pin money!
Because IL goes where pins GO"
Where is that"
Nobody knows."-Philadelphia IN
Quirer:
The Washington times., 1907-10-09
"Alice Roosevelt
To Make Bold Bid
In World of Rose

CHICAGO. Oct. "a new rose. the
alice Roosevelt" win be among the
challenges for favor at the annual
Chicago Flower Show, TO be held in
the Coliseum. November 6 to p The
new rose comes from the West. and
It's color 10 pink II IS expected 10
take some OF the honors which have
been won by the Mrs. Marshall
Field rose the last two years.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
Have Variety in Dress.

There are women who always do
their hair one way. whether they are
going to the opera or to market.
You know them. They always wear
the same kind of clothes. Generally,
too, they do exactly the same things
in exactly the same way, from one
years end to another.
They never change. And somehow
they are proud of the act! Though
what virtue there is in never getting
new idea does not appear.
Take che simple matter of dressing
the hair. There are new ways of do
ing it. The style that does for morn
inG might be improved on and made
more elaborate for evening. The rest
that comes with change of dressing
and couture is something very real
and tangible, and no woman should
slight it.
If she does not know new and pretty
ways, let her learn them.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
SALE ON FORECLOSURES
OF MECHANICS LIEN.

BY virtue OF special execution, dated March
9th, 1907. issued out Of and under the seal OF
the District Conrt of the First Judicial District,
CT the State OF Colorado, in and for the County
Of Gilpin. in said District. and TO me directed.
upon decree for the foreclosure Of n Mechan-
the 18th day OF February A. d. ieo7. at the Jan.
uary Term 1907 Of said Court, in an action pend
ing in sHd Cont wherein Richard Borcherd,
Mining Company, Hugo lbach, Albert X. Lab-r
August Stolz and others were defendants, in and
by which execution and decree 1 am command
ed To sell the property hereinafter described, 10
make the sums OF money mentioned in said de-
cree, to, wit; upon the judgment in favor OF said
Richard Borcherdt, the sum OF two thousand
eisht hundred and forty and i6-iO0 dollars
t$2stO.l8). with interest thereon at tho rate Of
eight per cent per annum from said 18th day OF
February 1907, and the further sum OF iifty-,hre.
dollars and se'enty.one cents (S53Ii), costs Of
suit; and upon the Judgment in favor of The
drcd twcnty-three dollars and fifty cents
lsi2sso), and interest thereon ut the rats Of
airy 18th, 1907, and the further sum Of fifteen
dollars and thiriy-four cents (si53t) costs OF
suit and which said sums OF money were de-
er,y hereinafter described. to-wit;
4. All TINT certain lease and leasehod interest In
BY iense. recorded In Book iss at page sss Of the
Conn,y Records Of said Gilpln County, and by
said Paul A. Oliver to raid defendants Hugo
tees for the said The Colorado Telurinm tioiI
Mining Company. defen liant. by conveyance ~.
cC"rueu IN BOOK 100 nj pnge w OF the said iilpip
county. colorado records. and the twenty Ave
stamp stcnm quartz mill known M the Freedom
Mill, sitnnte on uaid mill site and u, machinery
and improvements thereon. all sit 6 in Greg.
Org, Mining District. dilpin Count olorado.
Now therefore, M / am commanl n and by
satd execution nnd decree, ] will Saturday
the 9TH day Of April ip0!, mt elcvei "A. NJ.
81 said day. offer for sale and selt | q above
described property. to the hiuhes. ld u bid.
dor Tor cash N hand at public We IN. at the
in ,snid ailn,n County; and 1 will -,ccutc and
deliver to the purchaser or purch rs nt said
sale. serthcate or certificates Of purchase there.
Tor, and at the expiration Of nine calendar
months from the day Of said sale, deed or deeds
Tor the same In case tho said property shall not
bc rcdecmed accoruing Tn law.
Dated Central City. Colorado. March nth. 1907.
THOMAS CODY,
First pub. Mar. i&-last April 9Th, 1907