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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
A SUNDAY STROLL.
This Recreation Was at One Tim
Unlawful In Maine.

This Recreation Was at One Time
Unlawful In Maine.
Something OF the exact behavior de-
handed from young people by those In
authority In the early days OF the nine
teenth century is brought to notice in
the biography OF Peter Edes, a pioneer
printer ia Maine. Mr.. Edes had an
nppentrice. James Orrock, who enjoyed
Il walk on Sunday after a week of in,
door employment.
Mr.. Edes soon found out that tbix
was not permitted at Bangor and wrote
10 friend OF the trouble caused him
by MS apprentices apparently limo.
cent amusement.
You must know" he writes. THAT
the people are very strict on This dov
and will not let men walk out much
less boys James was strolling about
and was ordered home by the tyfhine
men. but he would not obey them
complaint was lodged against me on
the next day. and i should have been
obliged to pay a fine had not Judge
Dutton pleaded in my behalf that I
did not approve OF such conduct and
so got clear"
Another interesting incident In con-
nection with life In Bangor at this
time Is an advertisement which an
peared In Mr.. Edes' paper, the Bangor
Weekly Register, stating that "E. &
NJ X Edes have opened a school I'm
the room over the Register Office for
the instruction Of young misses and
small children I'm the useful and orna-
mental branches of education"
The terms were: "Orthography and
plain work, II cents per week; writing
English grammar, geography with tho
use OF maps, composition, ornamental
needlework. % cents per week" This
was probably one OF the first schools I'm
Maine for teaching young ladies' ex-
In the branches OF education
ana also including plain work and fan
~ needlewcrk-
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
A FIRE is -.
The Victim He c. r--ys;-s BE-
sises Les G --s

The Victim He CO. r--gs;-s Be-
-iass Loss G. c---x
An American ts nar. twins. 81. ia
pan recently lcsi -- I,y Gre.
lie described in an 1y The
polite condolences W. hr,g-s
showcrel unor ll- a.-e Gel-
u-vd with ri-. s-.~s
They were for-od is 10y
sympathetic ingu.r r1c-inc
aid and trclesl coi.ie SID ..l. orders.
The crnvcrsatiCn with enrh O. .lcr was
somewhat as follows -Tou have in
deed he'd an honorable disaster saws
tie friend I have humbly caused n
great disturbance reply Please
honorabiy excuse me- Indeed. IL IS
honorably sad Tor YOU the friend an
syvcrs. i have done an uuhcard Of
thing ! say. I am overcome that you
should have come a. call on me on
purpose. Thank you very much
Please honorably excuse me for being
So late in coming says the friend.
Tho energy required Tor such conver-
sation can be imagined by accompany
Ing each sentence with q low bow
and repeating the process about fifty
times.
About 10 o'clock we two foreigners
escaped 10 face cur next duty. which
consisted IN apologizing 20 all the
houses in our section-abOut fifty. II
was nearly J. o'clock NJ night when
our apology tour was completed. hut
our last visitor called AT o'clock IN
the morning. Callers began coming
again ~ . o'clock and kept on coming
steadily During tH- day we received
many visitors and paid twenty OF
more calls The strain 81 all this. TO
gcther with our other tasks. including
the receiving % the stream OF visitors
which lasted a whole week. Is better
Imagined than described.
An day after the fire and for tire,
days more people from all over Gifu
and from out-stations kept bringing
sympathy from their famlIles aud pres.
ents Of cakes and fruit and other arii.
cles. We can never repay all the kind.
ness we received Chicago News.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
His Vocabulary.

He was an only child. They were
very particular about his manner OF
speech. constantly correcting him so
that he would use beautiful English
lie. however. was allowed now and
then to associate with other children.
he played with a neighbor boy a long
While one day, and when he came
home there was an ecstatic smile on
HIS face
Il like that boy. mother he said.
i Ike him very much. He swears
beautifully He knows every word"
New York Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
THE ELBE RIVER.
How the Stream Was Brought to ar
Even Slope and Current

Even Slope and Current
IN the beginning the Elbe. like any
/ other river, wandered at its viii. now
spreading out among a multitude OF is
lands, now narrowing into n short and
crooked turn. now widening over a
shoal AS a proper beginning for the
correction Of this sort OF thing the
Prusslans, IN true German style. pre-
pared 4 map OF the stream as IL was.
decided by a simple mathematical cal
culation how wide a channel $50 ne
tiers deep at middle water could be
with the existing flow and then upon
the map in red ink, eliminating all
sharp turns. drew in graceful curves
and long straight reaches regardless Of
the existing banks two nearly parallel
lines. indicating the banks as they
were intended 10 be.
The engineers began at the head OF
the stream and built out from the old
shore 10 the location OF the red line
transverse dikes. ground sills-ordi-
nary contraction works. Sometimes
where they seemed 10 be needed they
built long parallel dil1es exactly on the
new red line. Sometimes they wove
hurdles and revetment mattresses OF
willow brush, much as we DO at home.
and sunk them on bars between the
tips Of the transverse dikes and then
on the top Of them set up upright
sticks and wove waffle" or basket
fences Of willow through them TO make
pens. and into these piled sand dredg-
ed from the stream, to build up the
shore. Mile by mile they advanced,
dredging the river or letting it dredge
Itself. leaving no ends loose 10 raveI
out gradually reducing the river 10 an
even slope and current.-Boston Tran
scriiF
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
j. N. ECHOLS CO.. Lynchburg, Va.
For Sale by 9. Biencowe
commissioners Notice.
Comlnissioners Omee

EeLryvisie. Va, April !. 1909
In the tircuif 'uurt 81 clarke County.
John. d Hart. Complainant.
".
Shas- NJ; Bro ~ Admr Of Marcus Jackson
Sarah Jackson Nell Jackson aud Ros.
Jackson his wife. Moss Jackson. Edd;.
Jackson and Blanche Jackson his wifi
Hattie Beamer and BENJAMIN Rssmer he,
husband, JuniuS Jackson, Jenefta Jaci.sor
an intact aud W. 7. Lewis. guardian a,
iiiem Tor the infant, Defendants.
~ CHANCERY.
by decree entered in this cause at IN,
March Term 1890 OF the Circuit CoUr. oi
Niarke Soun y the same was referred 10 Con
RAD hownslar. one Of the Commissioner in
Chancery Of this court with instructions
LIST To state and settle the accounts -,
has "a Broun, Admir- of Marcus Jackson,
deceased.
md. To ascertain the heirs at law Of
earcns Jackson ~
5rd To ascertain what real estate Marcns
jackson owned at the time Of his death snd
where the same is located.
4th- To convene the lien and other cr.,e;-
tors Of Marcus Jackson stotine the liens Ia
the order OF their priority.
9TH. To repors on any other matter he
may deem pertinent or on any matter The
- I'i"s ieiHtst report ON including
c Ina M s, De \ reasonable fee to the
counsel for the compIainants.
9Th Before executing this order The ro,,-
missioner Will give notice of the time and
place oil so doing by publication Tor fonr
successive weeks in THE CLAEgK Cor,Rrrp
winch notice shall be equivalent TO personai
service on all parties in Interest.
The parties 70 this cause and the cre.Ii,or.
n Marrns Jackson are hereby notified that I
s s.. proceed 70 execute the proviSors ofthc
va on Tuesday the iti day of NJ l1oo
AZ wnich time and place they are reG1ised to
CONRAD KoWNsIAP,
commissioner in Chancerv.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
PITY THOSE KHO PAY.

IN the Gays just before gun
powder came into general u>e. the
armorers OF Europe were vrry
busy people. Fora hundred years
the coats of mail and plate worn
by knights and men-at-arms had
been getting heavier and heavier.
The swords. lances. maces and
battie-axes bad also been getting
heavier and heavier, until Somc Of
them become OF an almost incredi-
bic weight and size. \ heavier
corselet called for heavier axe to
crush it; the HEAVIER axe demanded
new wrinkle in the construction
Of corsele,s And 50 on. until the
man-at-srms. at the latest period
during which complete armor was
used. was encased III such heavy
shell that once endorsed and IN
his back he was almost as helpless
as beetle, and was quite at the
mercy Of any low-born vassal or
vassaline who cared 10 pry his visor
up with butcher knife and probe
him on the subject Of ransom.
At the period when armor was
heaviest, it was also most rxpen-
sive. y really sportsmanlike tour
ncy meant golden thousands 70 the
smiths, of whom there were almost
a. many in existence then as there
are now. The best armorers began
To buy country homes, eat goose
liver pie, marry their daughters
20 impecunious aristocrats. and get
their names in What's Swat. 4
suit Of really fashionable armor
were worth a Jocks ransom. for
each garment had 10 be tailor-made
SO to speak. to fit the personal
peculiarities of the wearer; only
the lower classes wore hand-me-
down armor. Often single suit
was worth whole farm, peasants.
pheasants, and other livestock on
the ho0f, included.
Are not our military and naval
experts of the present day getting
ready 90 help history repeat itself.
Some one invents a gun powerful
enough to pierce the heaviest
armor-plate. Then some one con
ceives the wonderfully brilliant
and original idea of putting on q
thicker armor-plate. Whereupon
some else invents a more powerful
gun. And so on.
The people for whom we feel
the most sympathy. in connection
withall this expensive machinery Of
warfare that IS building aud to be
built, are not the ones who will
operate it and face it; for they
have certain amount OF option.
The people who Will have to STAY
alive and do twice as much work
as they should. and pinch their
stomachs and freeze their backs.
paying for its construction and
maintenance; the people who are
compelled to foot the bills day in
and day out in this endless COM
petition between manufacturers
and inventors of man-killing
machinery, without any of the
excitement or uplift of joined
battle TO quicken their blood, are
the ones--to be pitied. - Den
Marquis. IN Uncle Remus's-The
Home Magazine for April.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Gasoline EDsIns for Sale.

Expecting to install electric
motors, we offer for sale very
cheap for cash Al Horsepower
Blakrslee Gasoline Engine and at
tachments. j. in excellent condi-
''"n. aud can I've sren running at
COURIER office any Iav.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
So uthern Railway

y: B.-Following schedule t-r-. ars
published only as information aus re pc
guaranteed
Ia Efeci September 6. jas
WESTBOUNp
Week days. Trains leave Na>a-H.t.u Il;
hlnemont a. follows. S.fU a M. g -' % Of
5o5 =. IN.
Sunday trains leave WasLin.t tr
mon; AS ipiiows. 9.15 q. IA 5t1.
: 10 a. m train cs,nrs,.tS CO. i-.. ~
Winchester via StaSc i;,,
EA~THot ~.
Week days. t-ains leave E n
Washington: = a. a. n, .l.i5 ...-r
sunday trains leave Siuel.. VAS
ingtcn: :. - a. m, - D. u,
Week day trains leaVf. ~. -,4ll. tt,-
ington 6.l5 a nl
l2l1.p. IN. train coanects "a isl 1,.. .ufu p
Stage Line from Winchester.
q. II. ACKrET. Nics~irs.S "s.I Co.,.
= H. HASuwscE, Va~scItecT
ager
" II. TAYLos. Gc'iegai r..
=, hRowS. Gene-.i ts-et
\ W. wassinx,r,l. y 4
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Letter 10 Deputy Sheriff LuptOn
Berryville, Va.

Beryville, Va.
Dear Sir: Tie paint question boiled
down is simply this.
The paint that takes least galIoas.
wears Longest; Always
Here's as Instance.
= 0 Perm East SIN - Erie, Ia.
psintcd tVO hoa-e- same sizs:o .c Dc ae.
the other with another paint at same
price took 3 gallons Devoe 10 4 Of the
oihcr. and in 3 Devoe WAS the better
looking jon
Yours truly
eS r W DENOE & co
y. ;. NJ. PuIliam & Son sell our paint.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
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OCrOIsER Is. zoos.
LEAVE nERRTviLLE nAIly
~efrrpr4.t-srr.

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No. iS-a.05 81 u.--For Bris,.. ..,.--,
aia-' sfa, 'iS Pullman ff.. ..-
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a. Ntililiis .iI
No. Sis a. m -fsr Rs..r no.
hluffcit. luxs<haI4as. Atrf.r MA
and iInmciiatt.s;s Suns Ftf.u..- ~',,,.
70 Gary afc ar s.,.urk, s, Oav
Nu. 2s--h..Si =. nj 50 Si,ensr. ... 81
Stations
Sossrlfs..gNsl
No. -,--s..-l a u.-F.r liarcr- 800 IA
intermediate st.iisiis. rcnn,-l, 80 So.
ancoah Juncfirn i.-r Nashir.- I4.
mnrc' Phila'ieiI'l.ia aha Ncr -s. se
q. tiagorstowu tsr Harrisbui- ..l
phia and New York
No li-s.9 p. m.-For Hagertuur. u.l
lnsiou. Raitimor,,. Philade'II a sea
York; Pullman and Buffet S...r..- 81
hagersiown Ter Harrishu-- ila-a
phia and New YORK
NJ. 81 - q m.-Fur Hacer,t.r uA
deif.hia. New York, Pullman t
fiiilst.elphia. PaTior Cars It...,l
and New York
Rates. Time ranles. informa,ior .ae.rf d
furnished rpoa application o. Arr'
". ky.
W Z. RkVIiI, NJ BRAGG
'fen- tsSs Agi- Tray. Pass. 81
Roanoke. Va
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Howard Brown. Defendant
IN CHANCFRy
Crushed Corn for Sale.

will sell you crushed corn or
chicken feed, or VIZ! crush your
corn for you. New mill inst in
'stalied. p. r. PUrIIAx.
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WEDNESDAY. APR. 2i. 1909

tzs ulouts and prcls-iC nal CARTS inserted Tor
Jess than three months arr considered tran
sent and viii De- charged for az the rate ~
tive cents PEP line fer the firs. insertion. ana
three cents per line fe- each SUGGESTING I'M
serti1n.
obituary notices. resolutions 81 resy-,-t
AMI slriai urcau izaffaus. 0i Der than rtr-f
which the editor himself shall give as q
mater 90 news. win De charged for az the
aforesaid rates.
OR aiVe-risrc rates are uuif I'm. ar. Ia
liberal reduction % made on all sraudiu 81 .l.t-
vert seguer.ts. and rates viii D. make known
ca application Chang nf advertise llVs' -
must be handed ID not llter ttau saturday
morning q each week
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Yours trulv
Important Notice.

All persons engaged in any busi-
hess or profession requiring license
are hereby notified that they must
procure said license by or before
the last day Of April, or be subject
to double tax as specified by the
law.
X. l.. THOMPSON,
= COmniSsioner of Revenoa
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Lovers Ouarrels-

Nell-A lovers quarrel always re-
minds me # a crazy quilt Belle
How's thar? NeIl-Always patched
up.-Philadelphia Record.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Rent Your Popular Novels.

All the leading popular novels
OF The daN can be rented from US
at the rate of 10 cents per book
per week. Large assortment 10
choose from. Come and see them.
THE RIcAMoRE SroRE
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21

Fortune Is ever seen accompanying
Industry
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
INCHANCERY


Sy n decree entered in the above cause at q Z
iafch Term. 1909. the same was referred
onrad kownSlar. Ole Of the Commissioner
thancery 81 thu court with instruction.
ist To state aud settle the accounts a..
lien r Louthan anc VIM Ioss f.outhan a.
-ersonal representatives Of Jno. h. LoiIthan
ceased.
md To convene the lien and other cred
- Of Jno. X l.otIthan stating the Tier 5 II
@ there be, IN the order Of their priority
3ri- To ascertain what real e-tate ne X
nuthan owned at the time Of his death an.
a neither or not the real estate owned by him
AN be divided. - advantage. among tue
overall devisces named in his will; who az,
Aid devisecs and in what proportion thes
cvcrslly are entitled 20 share in the disiri-
button Of said ct ftc.
9Th To report the liens in the order a
their priority, on the undivided interest o'
afnreSAid deyisees in the real estate q Jnn
X Louthan.
5th. To report on any other matter sal.
ommisSioner may deem pertinent or On any
matter the psrtiss ~ Interest may request !.
report on including what woiili be 4 reason
able compensation TO the counsel Ter the com
nlainantS.
Before executing this order the said CON
missioner in Chancery viii give notice b.
publication Of the time and place If 50 dom,
Tor four successive weeks in THE CLARKE
oURIER which shall be equivalent 10 persona
>eryice IN all Iarties including the creditor
Il Jno- X. Loutlan.
The parties in interest and the creditors al
Jno. n LOuthan are hereby notified that
shall proceed % execute the provision If the
nregoing decree AT my Office In Berryvilie
a. on Monday, the 10th day az May. I,09. a
a hi' time and place they are required 10 b,
present.
CONRAD KOWNSLAR,
Commissioner III Chancery.
r. b. WmTING. SoL-.p pa a. tbs
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Order Of Publication.

State OF Virginia.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Coari
ofMarch. 1900. -~'- uAS
Edmonia Brown, Plaintiff
VS.
Howard Brown. Defendant.
IN cHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree
o. ABSOLUTE divorce and dissolution of the
oonus OF iEatrlmoHy existing between fbe
parties 60 the suit. and for general rei,cf 4.
appearing by affidavit that the said defee.
aant Howard Brown, Is a non resident on :
state u Is, therefore. ordered that fbe sa;3
9cieadant do appear within fifteen DAYS afSer
sa puoncAlior OF this notice. and do what
Is necessary 10 protect his interest
sAM'I MCCORMICK, Clerk.
WAHD a LARRIcK, p. a. as
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUASLE
MOUNTAIN FARM

The mrdersi. ned will sell at Public Sale in
front Of the Q uri House in -Perryville, Vir-
ginia on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
GREE
n. -
Piedmont L
Iron I
Representing a., las.

Representing Le '~isss Q
contains II e tae mineral Tonics
An 1907 bo;te -eis a barrel of
Inc average v-2,-~. minerals, you
furnish tbs x.ci-
We have ce.ti. bile and from emf
nent pEysicials. - Dyspepsia,
NheUIIaotIS -, U.s.. .t0aic Diseases,
Cnro0eS Alass. - ~ General De-
bility-s Ans3Ft..-. Liberation of the
L hroat blc1e' .~o.c &c eczema, Ner-
ing the wonderfu' thal dreadful disease Scro.
fua.
For Snsn that arai q human b. tt lppac
IN tns water dTssfg r.ss ari faaae accident
Syphilis, bnt ths .a - aisrs.e g4 dolTs Il. hea
found to erat c,saio i.s~aes = 4oa~i T-o1ia1
have given cncearle wcr trial. say pleas
les with Indigestion C,aapaon and other attendant ls
Within the past two months iv funl your remedy
dared to do for long time and
Rry. OSCAR IITTLEroY c.
Presiding Elder, Lynchburg Va.
months s,o nave n SnhSI T, Caa Rarrhosa About six
with the most wonderful and iiascy years
entirely control Of nv bowels i % % 1rny "a i9 'I. s,ss
using about your remedy am entirely cured net
recommend your remedy C,r,nc irrlcea w - - s'
Car. RUFUS AMIs Virginia, Va
800 was an Inlen sufferer Tor months with Indigestion,
began the use your coscengir5l W n ae Snth OF January
take great pleasure in giving this '''- -D-''-s
Editor Et \ g i c n RhA 1as..,..
Greensboro, " c.
have used and prescribed iron and Alum Springs
gu y, nn ~, ;5 conc u? - yon Concentrated Water in all that
1t Is at once fine tonic and a several recently
SSa' rom one o. year ses- e. cstsrdrg
bottles and is nsS e mp -, - 'e mon,
Iroub', This seems 70 BE
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Saturday. May u. 1909,
Valuable Mountain Farm containing
$50 Acres. More or Less

situated fpur miles above Casfieman's Ferry.
over me source ofth@ water supply fsr Kerry
Vile This tract Inns The county rad with.
in J mile Of Mt weai her. the 4. s Govern
ments Weather Station the road running
from said Station 10 tlsc nicer The in,r,~ove-
ments ON it are a fair Dwelling House
Stabling. and Eight Acres Of Young Apple
Orchard. 100 Acres are in Grass And
about 80 Acres i'm Timber The land grows
blue grass This property is wall worth sba
attention Of both lumber men and stock men.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Commissioners notice.

Fcrry VIE. Va. April ;, leDa
In the Circuit Court 81 ialke County.
Jno X Louthan's Exor 4 sx'x and ia thei
own rights. g. mp!ainRnts
-
Lizzie tee coleman. Gcor-iAnna Sh"iland
i'Sephine Louthau. Walter l.,iuthan Tue,
luu;hsn. james l.oufhasi. last three i-if.n
rhiidren If Juo. e. Louihan. Susan Eiz
Mary T. small and d rs small herht~i,li,f
larry March and Panl March. infant Chi.
irsn 81 Lucy g. MarVh ". H. March
ather II. Is.uthan. Betton r. lnuthan
linton Folly. Fen. l. Foley. infant chi,
lydia Z Foley. Zee Louihan r v
.outhan, Frank q. Louthan. A. Mo..re Jr
rrstcc. Bank of clarke County ~ +
evils Trustee r II. sullivan and Black bun
NTH. guardian al Item ~ the infsuu De
udantS Defendants
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Entered az the P0stofice :. HerryriIe "a.
az seconi-ciass mail r1rttcr
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conmisnioner in Chancery.
r. b. wmrne, son. p .. AZ tds
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X. l.. THOMPSON.

, COMMISSIONER OF Revenue.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21

THE RIcAMoRE STORE.
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One-third cash: balance to suit the MIR
chaser Possession Of the land can be given
az once and Of the dwelling house November
|, 1900. Sale at 100 D. m.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21

y; B.-Following schedule t-ur- at
published only as Information ani re pc
guaranteed
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-04-21
Order Of Publication.

F. B. wmrrNo, SOL. pa 47td
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-23
PUBLIC TRUSTEES

Whereas. James w. Evans
SS,sy OF r"Iorey County OF Weld ana .ns
Of Trnst dtSuS, datsd Sn,1y Gy his certain Deed
recorded In the office az ahd duly
Clerk and Recorder of Weid Wd county
Goioraaa99:: on iAApril I, 1908 in Book Xxx
TrHSs, o"f W. w '9nvey to the Public
following describe pT1pcrto piorhdo' the
LOIS Tnirty,9he and Thlrty-two in Rar,
per SUP nT,slon of Block one HIM
aeG az nraniav All amehty, acehy three, in the CITY
water for the same together with
!, Ana. Wnit,'9s, nid Default has been made
monthly paymtnts due on 'i'hS lis pn,. IN 'ne ne
Fifteen Hundred Dollars tsI50o1 da oi
April 4, i9oe, payable to Inc nrdir ~
The Greeley Building and Loan Assoi oi
G.au,om T.. ,., aas as, ue interest thereon, which
And. Whereas. The iren1 ho,ao. -,
said note, pursuant to the no,ysr ,,,' W
cd In 1t by the terms of = said nead
OF Trust, mas elected to declare a de-
said Deed of Trust and has 'G,,ns dndrs oi i
the whole OF said Indebtedness din q
and payable and has dIed with the uue une
1rersisneu. q NE fublic Trustee of Weld
tion and demand in writing for the sal a
of said premises '"s '"ie
Now, Therofore, By virtue of the
prtHises' S"HulllunS, stlpulations and
agree ments In said Decd Of Trms, snn' amo
cined and by virtue of the power and
authority vested in me by said Deed nj
rrstes Trust and "a w Ws,5 lay l. P " Allen Pub, C
on Monday, the l7th day Of Januarv ,,'
1910. at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at the front door of the
Court House, in the County of Weld
In the state of Colorado, sell the above
described property at auction for ths
highest and best price the same will
bring in cash and viii give to the pur.
chaser thereof Certificate OF Purchase
therefor as provided by law.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado this 1att
day of December, 1903
L. w. ALLEN
Public Truslee, Weld County, Colorado
December lG 1903: last qualification
January 13, 1910.