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! like a farewell Then she let her 20
-lf there Is anything you need. make
yourself az home with my cases" And
her highncss was gone.
betty EaEcd a; the door through
which dear Grctchen had passed. cared
thoughtfuily and anNiously
How oddly she actcdi I wonder"
She made rs though TO run 10 the door.
but stopped. as " ashamed 81 the doubt
which flashed into her mind and out
again
The little clock on the unantel
chimed forth the seventh hour and
she rang for her maid. II was time
that she began dressing.
tThus for the present. ! shall leave
her. There are several reasons why
my imagination should take this step.
for. what should know of a woman's
toilet. save IN the general mysterious
results? However. I feel 40 liberty 10
steal into the dukes dressingroom.
Here. whilo I am not positive what
happened. AZ least I can easily bring
my imagination To bear upon the pic
ture)
The duke was rather pleased with
himself Tie liked 20 put on his state
uniform. with Sos blue gray fruck. tho
white docskin trousers which strapped
under the patent leather boots. tho gold
braid tho silver sabcr and the little
rope Of medals strung across his iull.
broad breast Il vas thus he created
ave. Il was thus be- became truly the
sovereign. urhunc and majestic.
Ills valet Was buckling un the saber
belt. when there came a respectful tap
on the door
Enter" said the duke. frowning
ono can not assert any particular de-
gree 90 dignity with valet al ones
side
nut Il was only a corridor attendant
who entered he approached tho
dukes valet aud presented a letter.
For his Serene highncss.' lie bowed
and backed out. closing the door
gently
At once the valet hosaad also and
extended the letter 10 hh- master For'
maliiy b. a nnc thns in a palace.
All. "a letter" unused the duke. pro
foundly innocent of tho viper which
Was about Ia STING him. My glasses.
Gustav. my eye glasses
GRO BE coNriNUED)
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faocvise Some dav however. snail
come 10 England and srcnd a whols
month with you. wan not that Dc
Gne7"
How melancholy yonr voice az"
eriod hotiy trying without avail 20 re.
move her highncss' hands.
No. no. want To- hold you Just 10.
Perhaps ! am sentimental tonight /
have all the moods. agreeable and dis.
agreeable. Do you love any.
body"
Iowa anybody What do you
mean Kissing In spite Of the pro
testing hands DO look as II were
In love with anybody"
They searched each others eyes.
oh. you islandcrs' Nobody can
iaihom what IL going on In your hearts
You never make any mistakes. you al
WAYS seem 90 know which paths 10
pursue. you are always right. always
always. "a like 10 see you commit a
folly. BETTY. it's wicked wish. know.
but ! honestly wish a. There 10 Ger.
A"thNa NANNf nIANA.W AANNu " ny WINS
than German : am always making
mistakes. ! never know which path Ia
the rirht one. ! am always wrong DO
you believe u possible for "A woman u
birth and breeding 10 fan In love with
man whom she has known only
three days.
Three days, Are you crazy. Hide.
gardc7"
call me Gretchen" lnpcriously.
Gretchen. what has come over
YOU"
4 asked you a question"
We'll. "a biz Of color stealing into
her oheeks.-"it b. possible. but very
foolish One ought 90 know something
~ a mans character" went on Betty.
before permitting sentiment to enter
into ones thoughts"
That Is my opinion. wise little
white owl" Her hiEhncss took her
friend IN her arms and kissed her. held
her ~ arms iength. drew her to her
heart and again kissed hoL II was
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that after that solemn event was con.
rluded u would be- too late Tor the de
parting mails. She seemed 90 have
no dificuity IN COMPOSING her thoughts
and transferring them 90 paper There
we're times when she would lean back.
ulhhie the end ~ her pcn and smile
ln "A dreamy. Retrospective fashion. No
doubt her thoughts were pleasant aud
agreeable
she had completed addressing three
envelopes. when she heard the door
leading into the princess boudolr opcn
and close She turned 10 behold the
princess herself
why. Gretchen. where are you 30.
ingf'-notiuE the gray walking dress.
the gray hat. the sensible square tced
shoes.
4 am going 10 visit a sick nurse. %
rcpllcd her hiehneas. avoiding the 9th.
er's eye
'nut shall you have time to dress
Tor dinner"
That depends BESIDES. the Official
dinners are great bore Her high
ness came forward. caught the DARK
head ~ the English Eirl between her
rioved hands. pressed u against her
heart. bent and Kissed a. What a
lovely girl you are. Betty always un.
RULED. always even tempered You
Will grow old very gracefully
4 hope 80. hut 7 do not want to
grow old nj an Cant go with you
eagerly
impossible. etiquette demands your
presence here tonight II ! am late
ms rank and my errand will Doc my
excuse What jolly times we used to
have in that quaint old boarding school
in ~. Johns woud' DO you rcmcrn.
her how We went 20 YOUR noble o..
theirs country place one Christmas |
Ncnt incognita. There was a children q
Marty. aud two boys had n hsiicun
over YOU Nobody noticed me those
DAYS was happy then The prin
cess frowned II might have been the
sign OF repression Of tears. BETTY.
with her head against the others
bosom. could not scd u shall be
lonely without you: for you can not
stay ON here forever u yea could %
would be- different shall miss y"u.
Somehow ynu possess the faculty "l
calming me. am sn easily stirred
into a passion. my temper Is 80 sur
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FORCING on RErARDINo.
Suggestions offered BY an ESpsr
Pogliryman Concerning Puiiess.

James y. Rice. pouliryman OF the
Cornell uniyeraity experiment station,
issued a bnlletin relative 20 the pos
slbilltios Of feeding early Matched pull
lots during the summer By retarded or
forced feeding.
by rctarding IL meant the idea that
feeding ia necessary during tho late
summer 10 check the early tendency
Of laying. with the hope OF getting
larger egg yield In the early winter
by forced feeding IL meant tho Civ.
ing Of a rich stimulating mash TO In
duce egg production.
Concerning the results Of hts work
Mr.. Rice has certain findings drawn
from data which are submitted belowi
I. Forced pullets mad0 a bot.sr
profit than retarded pullets
2 Forced pullets ate less food per
hen at less cost per hen than retarded
pullets
3. Forced pullets produced mora
eggs OF a larger size. NJ less cost per
dozen than retarded pullets.
4. Forced pullets produced moro
eFgs during early winter than rstArd.
81 pullets.
5. Forced pullets have better hatch
ing results OF eggs than retarded pull
lets.
6. Forced pullets made a better per
centRge Of gain In weight than 70.
tardcd pullets
T. Forced pullets showed less
broodlncEs than retarded puilets.
8. Forced pullets had less mortality
than retarded pulleta.
,, Forced pullets showed better
vigor than retarded pullets.
10. Forced pullets showed the first
mature mott earlier than retarded pull.
lets.
n. Retarded puliets gave better
fertility OF eggs than forced pullets.
IL. Hopper-fed dry mash gave bet
tor results IN gain OF weight. produc,
ton Of eggs. gain In weight OF eggs
Matching power % eggs. days lost in
Noting. mortality. health and prshl
per hen. than wet mash.
rs. Wet mash and grain fed pulleti
I NNANAAANA NNNMAAN us AWNl - NNHl
cost. and produced eggs a. slightly
less cost per dozen than dry mash
and grain fed pullets
H. Wet mash and grain fed pull
let's produced slightly larger eggs OF
slightly better fertility. and showed
less broodlness than dry mash and
grain fed pullots
rs. Dry mash and grain fed pull.
lets aid eggs OF good size a. an earlier
period than wet mash and grain fed
pullcts.
is. Hopperfed puliets ate more
than handled pullets.
~. Pullcts having whole grain ate
more grit and shell than those having
q proportion OF ground grain.
IS. Pullets fed on grain we're more
inclined 90 develop bad habits than
those having a mash
10. Earliest producers DID not give
as many oggs IN early winter.
20. Early layers gained az rapidly
In weight as those beginning later 10
lay.
81 Prollnoacy made but slight ar
ference IN weight OF hen and weight
% egg
%. The most prolific pullets did not
always lay earliest
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"" dincu. s-st sobcrly into ,ho
street Hero was a howd, do SUD.
ue.i4 Ellis iei out sounding iaugh
ana scarcely knowing Why. We Joined
MN II vas funny. very funny sor
every one but poor old Max, The
American spirit "a based on the rense
OF humof. aud even Ia tragic moments
b irropfosslblo
No did' mot return 10 Muller'e. each
81 ns stole quietly home 10 aaalt tbe
advent ~ the police. Tor thcv would
fout out every American IN town IN
their search Tor the man With the gun
they would hrst visit the consulate
snd ascertain what ! knew II the AZ
lair. when they got through with the
rest OF the boys Max would be- In Don.
pclkinn The police we're going to 6o
very busy that night. a princes, ON
ono hand and an anarchist on the
other
There we're terrible times. too. IN
the palace. Long before We watched
Mars train and the vanishing green
And red lights az the ond OF u the
grand duke was having troubles of bis
own he was pacing wildly 40 and
down 10 hia dressing room. Cluiched
In hts hst was a orumpled sheet Of IA.
per Prom time 10 time he smoothcd
u oui and reread the contents. Esch
time he sNore like the celebrated man
In Flanders
You forced me and I warned you
that ! would DO something desperate.
Do no, send Cor me. fof you will never
ind tue till you come TO your senses
! have eloped HlLDEGARDE
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cHAPTER VII

Shortly before siS o'clock-dlnner
In the palace Vas rarely served until
haifafter cight--thc Honorable BETTY
AT down 10 her writing desk IN her
boudoir. which opened directly into
that belonging 10 the princess. 10 write
a icS letters home A dinner was to
be- given 90 the state officials that
night, and she knew from experience
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Plan Of Box

boards, hung a homemade door 20
bottom Of box and our house was
done These houses. says Agricultural
Epitomist, serve the purpose for grow
Ing chicks as we'll as those we used 70
buy already made. They require 80 III
tie work and are much cheaper.
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Raise IaYlnn Strains.

In securing n good supply OF eggs
the Unborn tendency OF heavy laying Is
an important point. II is a tosdency
which goes IN certain strains the same
as IN certain families Of cattle. and
without II no amount OF skillful care
and feeling win produce the best TO
BultA
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kfNAN ' ~ VII aMHANNANI
what's his iorT' Mas asked curl.
oslIr
Eus~ said I. "a d very good 10
fal Mar. take thuse Ne Eliia wishra
tl ave your hide Tsse them and got
e. the siation a. quicsiy az you can.
Ard iof the love 90 mercy. 90 not turn
around ul you.ro oser Ia Dnppolkinn's
Vineyards
We'll. I'm haurod n understand
he cried I'm peaceful man A
boErar walks up 10 me and klaps me In
the face fnr noihinr ~ an snf nnw {
uust hike. chs WAT the devil have
fHno nosf-
Tten. a. hrisgy a. could Z OK
r.aineil the enormity % his onensea
Iu taio chair from q table aH BE-
taf duuc. vsf gfuas insult. 90 70
cr.to slap In uao face aud not 90
resent BE-. sas anuihcr insuit. to tear
un an opponents visiting card aiiil
another. Ga take out revolver IN tiar.
.rhr.t unless you verr an unlccf ur
bad "a permit eas worro than an iu.
sIit. % was n crime. punishable BY
bong imprisonment They could &C.
cuso him n being either an anarchist
or focieliaf rcd. coming o. inrsrhCit
with the intent 90 All the gfand duke
The Tact that be- vas ignorant of tho
las. 90 that BE- SaH an allen. would
remit not one particle ~ BITS punish.
ment and hne. and weeks would pass
ere the matter could be- arranged be-.
tween the United states and llarsrheit
Good Lord he gaspod. Why
didn't you tell mo-
Why didnt you tell mo that you
carried cannun Ia your pockctf
Ittc Eliis' napcrs. oihcrslse you stand
poe fur a heap uf truuhle. aud { cant
holn you Go straight 60 Dresden. tcle.
rraph me. aud 90 forward youf iug
sage"
.nut I came here To study" MaT
argucd.
% viii BE- geology 10 the form %
prison walls. said Ellis quietly "Dunt
Del foolish. Mr scharicnsieiu "a De- not
o. matter 81 a mans courage bui ~ HE
common sense Take the tickets and
lEht out : have lived hero FOR isrco
Acau. aud have seen men Killed ont.
fieht fnr less Than You have done
liut yun don't expect mo "a leave
this place Sithoii, punching that beg
Ears head &C. Indignantly What DO
yuu think I'm made Of"
-Youll never get the chance 20
punch hts head" said We are
wasting valuable time Those officers
have gone Cor the police You have
about 20 minutes 40 make the tram
Come Tor heavens sake comet"
llo nunlly Eot u into his head that
We knew what ~ we've talking about
How Ne got him io the station do
not remember. bur Somehow We gnt
him there Tie suffered and mmcd
and sVutc. as an brave mcn viii who
feet that they are running away Ia a
'uWadly fashion iie wasn't con
WINGED. bat be thanked Elhs Tor DTS
Kindness and hoped that he wouldn't
get into trouble ON his tMax'sl az.
count
Go straight 10 Dresden; say you've
been studying medicine IN larschcit
Tor three years. refer 10 mo by telo
graph n there In any question as 10
your identity" said You're the
only man in the world Max. that I'd
Dee Tor"
He stumbled through the yates. aud
No saw him open the door uf q car
riage Just an tho :rain began Ia pull
out A guard tried 10 stop him. but he
vas not quito qrick enough. We
watched the train tll % melted away
into tho hlaekneas beyond the tormt
aus covering. then we. I and ny ioi
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trrtur Warrington American conau;
f. Hara. hrlf tells how rrignlnr Gfand
u.Lr attempts ta for1c BIZ nrllr. l'rin.
70. iiIieEardr. % marry Prince Duppis.
MN. sn ga sifnsrr WARRINGTON does
ia Hnna fhr pflurasa even - srhf
wfHs ulInE h0rnehark IN the country
....f Hfsftahss him ard BE- seeks accom-.
.ilUHna In = dliapIdaief castle Here
r.. Unfa ieo women arf ~ Ola man
ralir nH1 fhs other q frsni lion. urltY
A. .rr % InEland They deiain him ~
rIfnrrs r. moss marriage between che
rrIr.faa and disFrarssl army orifsf.
FIlInIallk. tunr Zoe ihr nufuuae - foIunE
Ha .raud duke. hieintaCk attempts 40
t.as Ifn princess and she L. rescued ~
W .rfInefnn Hifanhurk disarpflfs fof
l..f Ms Hrl.lffTnafrin. 90 oid Amsria
.an frrnf - Warrington reaches uar.
.-.r Hrharfrnstsin shove Warrington
..arf alih n picture 20 sunan in
f|r DR. uaa on Die urrk ehrn hs a.
r.. uas uIrhef 20 and udnpfef ~ BIZ
f...rr father. ufuar uanIf hr aas Sven
fI. believes tf ~ nf picture ~ BE
rHIHHr Tie Eran1 duk~ annuuures fu
f.H rrrrraa fhaf ahr BE- CD marry nurria.
SION fHr fniioulnr urrf nunnr e. nafn-
IHEr fIir so nianr a. rsrarn hnr meets
f..lrff huf durs unf discover hfr Infn.
Ifr Marrilrtsn rutrftaiua % public
r..'HHFHnf fuf nunliiHr ~ AnHrIf an
10 afufanfa Mar arrives bate and
..'.H Hn IufHfFHfIuE NIf 20 gossip fu iNr
UHf fEaf fIr ufinHrs1 haH fun auaF
n." nIrerneIf ilr unuIfuuEiF ani.n1H
.HfEr Olnrrr ann ruhla0la himself tu
..faIH arrest NaH b. rrraaadfd tn take
..r ri fnr Amefiran sludrnts passports
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COLONY HOUSES.
How servieeable Ones Were Made Out
Of Plano Boxes.

We got some piano boxes for the
houses. using the largest side for the
bottom. We nailed up the top with
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How to Cure q Cold.

Be as careful as you can you viii
take cold, and when you
do. get medicine Of known relia-
bility, one that has an established
reputation and that Is certain to effect
a quick cure. Such a medicine as
Chamberlain Cough remedy. 1t
has gained world wide reputation
by its remarkable cures Of this COM
mon ailment, and can always be de-
pended upon. 1t acts on natures
pan, relieves the lungs, aids expecto-
ration, opens the secretions and aids
nature in restoring the system to a
healthy condition. During the many
years in which it has been in general
use we have yet to learn of IA single
case of cold or attack of the griI
having resulted in pneumonia when
this remedy as used, which shows
conclusively that it is certain pre-
ventive of that dangerous disease,
Chamberlain's Cough remedy con
tains no opium or other narcoti,
and may be given as confidently t
baby as to an adult. For sale b,
Daniels Drug store. tt
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HAS BECOME A CLASSIC.

The great book Ben Hur has be-
come a classic. The author, Den.
Lew Wallace, was u direct descend
ant of Sir William Wallace whose
great struggle for the freedom of Scot.
land. 8 so vividly described in Scot
ish Chiefs. Lew Wallace was n west
ern man for many years. He WAS ter
ritorial governor of New Mexico by
presidential appointment. He was a
gifted writer and his great book is a
wonderful description of the time OF
Christ and of his coming to Jerusa.
lem. 1t gives clearer knowledge
of the Star of Bethlehem and the
wise men of Biblical mention than
any thing that has ever been pen
ned. The story has been staged
amid marvellous scenery and is played
only in the larger cities and the bie
opera houses. 1t Is to be given In
Pueblo on the nights of Dec. Rnt
8. The D. and R. g. are making
a round trip rate of sl.25 for rh'
evening of Dec. 8 and will run 0
special train leaving Florence a
81 IS p. IN. and returning at II 80.
1878
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RATE CASE DECIDED.

Colorado coal companies suffered a
setback in their application for an
adjustment of rates in decision Just
given by the interstate commerce
comm ssion in the case of the state of
Oklahoma VS. the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad. 1t was alleged
the transportation rates on coal from
Pittsburg. Kan. and certain Colorado
points to Oklahoma were unreason.
able. but the oommi ssion decided this
was not the case. The contention is
similar to the one filed by the Cedar
Goal company against the Colorado
and Southern at q hearing before Spe-
cial Examiner Lamb some time ago.
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BONDS ARE FloArEp.

Officials OF the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad have received word
from New York that a syndioate in
that oity has underwritten $l7 ,OOO,-
600 worth of the bonds authorized by
the company in July ]. F. Vaile, gem
eral counsel for the road stated on re-
ceipt of the news that the bond mar
ket had evidently improved much
faster than che officials of the road
had expected. and the result would
probably be that the extensive i'm
provements planned by the Denver
and Rio Grande would begin much
earlier than originally contemplated.
Among the Improvements contem-
plated for Colorado are the enlarging
of the terminals in Denver, Pueblo.
Salida and Grand Junction, and the
double tracking Of a considerable por.
tion of the main line to Salt Lake
City. The contemplated cost of the
improvements in Colorado is about
40 900. .OOO
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Colds and Group in Children.

my little girl is subject to colds, y
says Mrs. VIM. II. Sreig, No. Al
Fifth ST.. Wheeling, WA. Last
winter she had severe spell and
terrible cough. but ! cured her
with Cbamberlain's Cough remedy
without the aid of doctor, and
my little boy has been prevented
many times from having the Group
by the timely use Of this sryup. "
This remedy is for sale by Daniels
Drug store. it's
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY VIRTUE of an execution issued
out Of the Clerks Office of the ooun.
ty Court of Fremont County, aud
State of Colorado. and to me directed
whereby j am commanded to make
the sum of One Thousand Seven Hun
dred and Fifty One Dollars and Interest
thereon at the rate Of s per cent pei
annum from September Goth, 1909. tt
date of sale, and Twenty Four Dol
lars and Eighty Cent costs, and costs o.
sale, the amount of certain judg
ment recently obtained against The
Florence Electric Street Railway
Company, in favor OF NJ J. White
and W. d White, partners. under th'
firm name of NJ. J White and Com
paay, out of the lands. tenements
goods and chattels Of the said Flor
ence Electric Street Railway Com
pany:
have levied on the following
property, to-wit:
i37 so pound 30 foot, steel rails,
about 100 atlas rail joints with bolts
about 100 pounds copper bond, abou
4 kegs Of old railroad spikes, an,
about 800 old railroad ties and also
7 60.pound 30 foot steel rails, II keg
railroad spikes, and | Sweets tract
drill, with 3 bits.
THEREFORE,, according to sal
command. / shall expose for sale, n
Public Auction. all the rights. It'll
and interest. of the above named. TIL
Florence Electric Street Railwa
Company, in and to the above dc
scribed property. on Saturday, tn
9th day OF December, 1908. at
O'Clock p. IN. lat the vacant ground a
the N r. corner of McCandless Ave
nue., and T. Bird St. In the city @
Florence. in the County Of Fremont
State Of Colorado.
Dated at Canon City this 23rd ds
Of November, A. d. 1908
JOSEPH ESSER,
Sheriff Of Fremont Coanty
CHAS. d. BRADLEY. Attorney.
Date first publication Nov. 90, 1901
Date last publication Dec. I, 1901
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County and State. and to mo directed

county and state, and 70 mo directed
aud delivered, wherein and whereby
am commanded. in a certain action,
wherein The City of Florence. Is
Plaintiff and The Florence Electric
Street Railway Company. and the
Trust Company of America, as Trus
tee. are Defendants. to take up and
remove, as in said ORDER and DE-
CREE commanded, u certain Street
Railway Track, belonging to said De-
PENDANTS. and situatei on East Main
Street and Crawford Avenue, in the
City of Florence. in said County and
State. aud to replace said streets in
their former good order and repair as
a public thCroug ARE; and in which
said Order and Decree | am further
commanded to make and pay all costs
and expenses of the removal of said
Street Railway Trackage and the ex.
pense of the sale thereof, the repair
of said Streets, and the costs and ex.
penses of said action, and each and
all of the same and to meet which
said costs and expenses am directed
and commanded to sell and cause to
| be sold, for the highest cash price
| that can be obtained all of the said
Street Railway Trackage and mater
ial as above mentioned;
l have taken up and removed said
Street Railway Trsckage and repair
ed said Streets. and have levied upon
and taken into my possession all of
said Street Railway Trackage and
materials. all. as in said Order and
Decree | am and WAS commanded to
do. aud WHEREAS,
The costs and expenses of the re-
moval of said Street Railway Track
age and the repair of said Streets. as
aforesaid was aud is the sum of One
Hundred aud Fifty $3.50 Dollars,
and. WHEREAS,
BY virtue of said Order and Decree
| am therefore ordered and command
ed to make said sum of $3.50 90 and
the costs of said suit taxed at s2S. 81 i,
| anu bht IOSbS VI shlt Dut VI t'ft shlh
Street Railway Trsokage and mater
ials:
| have levied upon and now hold in
my possession under and by virtue OF
said Order and Decree. of the said
District Court, to me directed, all OF
the said Street Railway Tracksge ant
materials. which said Street Railway
Trackage and materials, more psrtic
ularly described consists Of the fol
lowing enumerated chattel property
to-wit:
1877 60 pound, 80 foot, steel rails
abou: 100 Atlas rail joints, will
bolts, about 100 pounds of copper
bond. About 4 kegs Gf old spikes, ant
about 800 old railroad ties.
THEREFORE. according to tn
order and command of said ORDEI
AND DECREE, l shall expose TO
sale, at public auction, all the right
title and interest of the above named
Tine Florence Electric Street Raiiwa,
, Company and The Trust Company o
America, as Trustee in and to tn
above described chattel property, o
Saturday the 5th day of Decembe
A. d. 1908. at O'Clock p. NJ. ou tn
vacant ground at the N. f. corner @
McCandless Avenue and East Thir
Street, in the City of Florence, Coun
ty of Fremont, State Of Colorado
Dated at Canon City, said Count
and State, Nov 23rd, 1908.
JOSEPH ESSER,
Sheriff Of Fremont County
GEO. II. WILKES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date first publication. Nov. 20. 1905