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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Forty diplomas were awarded at the
commencement exercises at the high
school auditorium Friday night. Four
teen graduates and post graduates were
presented with teachers two-year state
certificates. r. A. Hefner. president of
the school board, delivered the diplo.
mas and j. f. Sharp, chief justice of
the supreme court of Oklahoma, made
the commencement address.
The last assembly of the year was
held Friday morning. The seniors at
tended in a body, wearing their caps
and gowns. A considerable part of the
time was taken up with speeches by
members of the faculty Thomas Rat
lift, president Of the senior class, pre-
sented to the school a stone memorial
which had just been placed on the cam
pus. c. w. Richards, superintendent
of the Ardmore schools, accepted the
gift in the name of the schools of Ard
more.
Six hundred people are estimated to
have attended the annual musical pro-
gram Thursday night, in spite of the
rain. Numbers by the high school glee
clubs and the glee clubs from the four
ward schools of the city were features
of the evenings program. Other mum
bers were given by the high school or.
chestra, high school boys quartet, and
the high school girls choral club, be-
-fJ tt,I
Senior class day exercises We're held
Wednesday morning and included mu-
sical numbers and literary productions
by members of the class Of 1917. Frances
German, LaRue Moore. Cora Dyer, Jes-
sic Lasley. Pala Hyden Felix Bodovitz,
Ossie Daniels, Thomas Ratliff and John
Thompson appeared on the program.
A senior class song and yells by both
the Junior and senior classes closed the
exercises.
The baccalaureate sermon. the first
number of the commencement exercises.
was delivered last Sunday by the Rev.
l.. r. Scarborough. president Of the Bap-
tist Divinity school of Ft Worth. Am.
bitlon's Perils" was the subject OF his
address Representatives from every
church in town attended the services.
Considerable time was spent in re-
viewing the examination questions this
week after the tests had been given
The students were requird to keep at
work, as nearly as possible, up to the
close Of the last day of school.
Members Of the manual training
classes seemed more unwilling than tn,
others to leave their workshops. Aftei
all others had deserted the school house
members Of the class could be seer
working in the basement Of the higl
school building.
Ossie Daniels, of the senior class, wa
awarded the first prize by Miss Lilliai
Bishop for the best original short stor'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

King David organized a national mill
tia, divided into twelve regiments, I'M
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Those who received high school di-
plomas Friday are; Roy Ashley, Dessa
Bellows, James Boone. Felix Bodovitz,
Stanley Brown, Cassius Byrne, Arthur
Carpenter, Hazen Chandler, Bevie Glow
dus, Ossie Daniel, Carol Daube, Eula
May DOak, Ophelia Dorah, Cora Dyer,
Frances German, Ruby Gwinn, Jennie
Myra Haiford, Mabel Hendon, Dave r.
Hoover. Pala Hyden, Georgia Johnson,
Alice Kahn, Jesse Lasley, Mary Lee, Lo-
renzo Love, Sue Mayfield La Rue
Moore, Jewel Musgrave, Mamie May
Pace, Thomas Ratliff, Florence Red
field Opal Reed Lucille Scivally, Flea
nor Ann Slough, Emma Lloyd Smith,
Leta Joe Thomas, Leon Trice, Kafe
Warren. Salmon Williams, Clemmie
King, Melvin Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Ossie Daniels, of the senior class, was
awarded the first prize by Miss Lillian
Bishop for the best original short story
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

years book, the price is the same-fifty
cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Members Of the manual training
classes seemed more unwilling than the
others TO leave their workshops. After
all others had deserted the school house,
members Of the class could be seen
working in the basement Of the high
school building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

The summer school for the grades
and the high school will commence at
the high school building June IL. c. II.
Woodruff will have charge of the high
school and Noah Cisco OF the grade
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

Considerable time was spent in re,
viewing the examination questions this
week after the tests had been given
The students were requird to keep at
work, as nearly as possible, up to the
close Of the last day of school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03
Ardmore HiGhSchool Notes

| in the contest which ended just before
school closed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

The earliest instance Of the prepara.
ton Of bread as an article Of food is
found in the Bible in Genesis xviii, 6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03

About 100000 tons of white paper
was manufactured in the United States
last year The price for paper has in
creased doubly since last year.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Date of the Birth of Christ

in looking through a reference book
I find the birth of Jesus Christ took
place In the year 4 r. c. How could
II possibly be?" asked correspondent
nf the Philadelphia Press.
10 which the reply was made:
"'The attempt to date things forward
md backward from the birth of Christ
~as first made in 533 A. D. by Ro-
Nnn abbot. Dionysius Exigus. He re-
gnrded Christ's birth as taking place
in the year 754 after the founding of
Rome. Early Christians had put il in
ahe year of Rome $50
THE abbot's beiated attempt TO date
things from Christ's birth was prob.
nbly inaccurate. and the proper defini.
milton of the Christian era is that it be
gins with January in the fourth year
of the one hundred and ninety-fourtf
Olympiad and the seven hundred anf
fifty-thirl from the founding of Rome
"According to the latest computation
Christ was born in the year 6 B. G. ol
the year b. c."
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
What Of the Niaht?

Waterman. tell us OF the night,
What It's signs OF promise are.
Traveller. Ger yon mountains height,
See that glory beamins start
Waterman. doth Its beauteous ray
Aught of hope or JOY foretell?
Traveller. yes, 1t brings the day
Promised day OF Israel
Watchman. tell us OF the night.
Higher yet that star ascends.
Traveller. blessedness and light.
Peace and truth. Its course portends
Waterman, will Its beams alone
Gid the spot that gave them birth?
Traveller. ages are its own,
And 1t bursts DER all the earth.
Waterman. tell us OF the night.
For the morning seems to dawn.
Traveller. darkness takes Its flight:
Doubt and terror are withdrawn.
Waterman, let thy wanderings cease.
HE thee to thy quiet home.
Traveller. 10. the Prince OF Peace
Lo. the Son OF God is come.
JOHN BOwRISG.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Il Christmas
Carol for Children

GOOD neies from hearcn the angcis
bring.
Clad HainGS 10 the earth they sing
10 us this day u child is giUeH
To crocn us icifh the JOY of heGrcn.
This is the Christ, our God and Lor'i.
Who in all need shan aid dfCrd;
He wiH himself our SGriOWr be.
From sin and sorrotc set us free
TO us thai 6lesSedHcSs he brings,
Which from the Fuiher's bounty
springs:
ThGf in the heaueRiy realm ICE may
with him enjoy eternal dap
An hail, thou noble guest, this morn,
Whose lore did not the sinner scOrni
in my distress thou camst to me;
What thanks shall return to iheei
We're earth q thousand times as fair
Beset uith gold and jeWels rare
sac yet icere far too poor to be
4 ndrro,1 cradle. Lord, for thee
Al. dearest Jesus, Holy Child!
Ndke thee bed. soft, undefled.
Within my heart that it may Be
A quiet chamber kept for thee.
Praise God upon his hedUenly throne,
Who Dare to us his only Son :
For this his hosts, on joyful ring.
4 bleSt NeU Year Of mercy bring.
Martin Luther.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21

Observance

TuGItE Is very little OF HE right
motive In CommcInurutlng the
birth OF Jesus the Savior. The
spirit OF the modern Christmas Is to
have good old Kline, renstlng nnd
business activity. with the Holy Child
Jesus Il tigurehcnd.
Such Is II very great OfTense TO Al
mighty God. An Offering 10 God In
the spirit OF righteousness, by humility,
worship, mortlilcution, In self denial
and good works. should be the nrnt
duty In celebrating Christmas.
Really number Of hours similar to
Lent ought TO be considered. after
which would come the feast aud re-
J0iClng.
Respectful thuuNru!nrs- 10 the Lord
God II Hosts for his love md pity for
Il sinful ruCe In his priceless girt Of
Suvior-such would be II fitting gruce
before purInliing of the good things
mud muuy blessings TINT he has been
pleased to brstnw uu ull people. Whnt
would person think IN giving II re-
crptlou und supper to hive the guests
hasten 70 the dining hall and dcvUur
the food without giving thr honor und
respect due tu the host iirsif Almighty
God IL trcutrd In II slIullnr manner In
celebrating the modern Christmas
George Cashel In Philadelphia Press.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Che Season
Of peace

4" liz whole air at the first Christ.
mustidc wuS trcmulous with joy-
II was II time for holy song. for
inspired pncnn for sernphic song. Let
Joy come still to our homes and hearts.
Christ gives n brightness and beauty.
gludncss and glory. to the whole circle
of life and duty. Come, Lord Jesus
There shall be room for three in our
homes Once there wns none in the
inn. but only in the stable. Now our
best is thine. Only honor us with thy
bcneficcnt presence.
Let us away with strife ut this sen
SON Now Is the time to speak kindly
words Let us not carry Into the new
year the enmities of the old. Let not
the harsh notes of contention come
into the heavenly song of peace.
Christ came to give peace. and from
heavens throne today he bends to give
peace to ull who trust him. He was
the only person ever born into the
world who had his choice ms to how he
should come. lie might have come
man. as did the first Adam. He came
IL babe. lie inserted himself into our
race ut It's lowest and weakest point.
If he were TO lift the race he must
get under it. He gIorified the cradle :;
he glorified boyhood; he sanctiiled
motherhood.
But Christ must be born In each
heart in order that we may have "A true
Christmas. Are we rejoicing in the
gifts of human love? Shall we be
mindful of him who is the ''unspeak-
able gift ?'-Rcv. DIR. Robert s. Mac.
Arthur in Homiletic Review.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Old MEMS Toy shon

Noah's arks. a whole fleet of them.
are off on their Christmas voyage.
Their lavens are stockings of many
children. Their port of departure is
tIie od Mems Toy Shop, opened by
thr View York Association for Improv-
5ng the Condition Of the Poor. Here
are nbout 90 men-so,ne very old. some
sunyaiescent from Illness but not yet
ahle; tn return to their regular work
ShO have been Mt work throughout the
year making toys for the Christmas
exhibition and sale. The carved ami
asalS vHriously mounted serve the two
sfuld purpose Of attractive, simple toys
IN children and employment for the
"a men who made them. Here liz one
1AinG. Mt least. that an old man may
" fnther fhan die.-The Slrvey.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21

You little children in whose eyes
The undimmed light of heaven
Slows,
Whose dreams arc bright of para
disc,
Whose thoughts are whittier :han the
SHOWS,
From holy lips and undehlcd
Breathe your soft prayers like Christ
the Child.
And you whose thinning locks arc
spent
With unreturnins autumn's rime,
Whose forms, like wind worn trees,
are bent
Beneath the heavy storms of time.
Take Christ the Child to be your
guide
Past the dim shoal where shadow,
bide.
Oh, saving hands; oh, thou that hears
An earthly mothers lullabies,
Who sharest all our doubts and fears,
Whose bosom trembles to our sishs.
Teach US thy gospel pure and mild!
Make US like thee, o Christ the Child
New York Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
The Tourlsts' Chrlstmns.

Since the United States b-cume
known ~ II world power. when It's VIC
tories In rhe Spanish war hud brought
II into possession OF fur-Orr islands
the American Christmas has reached
around the globe. Eu-t and west
north and south. on the American con
tinent, Americans celebrate the guln
day. In the hundred islands Of the
Philippine group, In Titu!a of the Sn
monn possessions, Ia Hawaii. which
has become II dependency; In Guam.
the little dot In the Pacific where our
rule IL in force. thrr. are American
otticinls who give the occasion an off,
cin touch. In Sulu the natives make
their Christmas tree Of sugar cane /;
in Paris and Rome. In London and
Berlin there are American colonies
where observance Of the day Is marked
with as much ceremony Ms their recOg-
ait!un OF Independence day.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
MIsCELLANEous MARkE'a
price. for Metals.

Prices for Metan'
Bar Silver-s5tsc
Copper-$23.17k
Lead-$6.25.
Spelter-$7.7l. ,.. psr ~
Tungsten concentrates
Boulder.-Tungsten conceait nnit: 81
per cent, 100000 22,5o oppGe,ssW; pe,s H
ores, so per cent, $20'ovw csnt. i&HsI
cent. S12.O0012.5O; ~ pei
1926 per unit.
ch,c..o Grain and Provf',s. ~
Chicago.-Corn-N'.9s,, '.s,,s WKens
oatslNo,; ~ s7sc' y
Barley-$1.35@ q l.6l;o
Timothy-$5.000 q 1.SU'
Clover-$20.0 90 o. 2s'oo.
Pork--Nominal.
Lard-$24.S7.
Ribs-;25.0oQ2soo.
ni..e.poIis Flour an, 3D. GA tesriosl
Minneapolis.--Flount.d at M
fancy. pat patents, siears, $50, in ''"
ond clears. sS; sSodi N 5i' 81
RyeG,1.s1 a 1921
Bran-S4O.00Q 40:b0. 4, 7o0t.M
Corn-No. 5 yellow, iESisAe
Sot.--No. 3 white,
Fiax-Ss.4sGa45.
p-tt.r, Esxs, Potstsesc. esc.rsss,sIH
Chicago.-Butter
4sc. "a q Sc: ~
flrsts. 44047c; at mara
= q "a I'M, b xs1akl03Ef
edi sagSve. Wisconsin. X W. NJ
Ninnssota. sl.750i'sV'l
efl;ssii fl;ssssii.ry-ro~,.. i's''s'
800. -----.-. ~
,,w,.th Ninn. lsSss
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
A Gl,rlhtn,aa
RlfaHttty
Hi. d. 4a,asrn 8ain,ln

sSssS 0ss esessOSs = DSssss~s
MAY the blsssina Of the light
AV1 that shown as midniSht come
to the hearts that are shadowsd
and the homes thst are dark.
q May the blessing Of the Manlss
Cradle eoms to that innumsrsbls
company atslnst whom the doors
OF hope and psses and rect are
shut.
q May the blessing OF the Holy
Child ooms to every one who has
FORGOTTEN that thou, o God. art
his father and that oil men are
brothors.
q May the blessing OF the Guild.
ind star como to those who wan.
der In tho night and cannot hnd
tho homc~ard way.
q May tho blessing Of ,h, Stable
como upon all hearts, Weakening a
kindly sense of kindred with every
living thing that walks tho field
and fores. or wings tho air or
passes slona the puths OF the
soas.-Se~ York World.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
The Christmas Rush.

Some folks" said Uncle Eben. "ls
so full o kind-heartedness an holiday
charity dat dey gifts cross an almost
runs over one another buyin' presents
to make people happy"
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
A Christmas
Yrayrr
1B
usru Kfu. MkHarl ,. Esuslls


CAVIOUR Of the world, humbly
~ and iovinliy We areet thee.
this Christmas morning, thank.
ind thee for all the blsssin1s
brought by thy coming and ask.
ind the lrsce that we end all
mankind may appreciate them bet.
ter and make them more truly our
own with every year that passes by.
Make us faithful, noble. indus.
trious. temperate, sincere. Send
forth thy spirit that We may BE-
recrcated and the face of the
earth may be renewed. Make US
able to sing with the angels,
"Glory to God in the highest and
on earth peace to men of GOOD
will. New York World.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
HIDES AND PELTS.
Iyr, Hides.

Dry IIIdes. :
Flint butcher, ID ...........'"
Flint fallen, ID. ...............
Flint bull and stag, Id: ......"
Flint culls and glue, ID. ;...''
Salt hides. &c to &c ID. ies :.
Horse hides lf2 TO ?tS price Of y
salted.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
IINc I'nuIirI
Urrices net Fob. Denver,
EGGS.

Eggs. graded No. net, F.
y. IL. Denver .......,... 81
EGGS. graded No. net, +.
y. Is. Denver ......... III
Eggs. case count, mise.
cases, less commission ,li.ss6nul
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
HAY AND GRAIN MAnxv,
'f. .. u. Denver. carload p,,..,
IIny Nb
BuylnE nrlrns-n

Buying rrices-per Ton
Colo. upland. per ton ,.a. .%
Nebr. upland, per ton ''ss.ssyNs
'airie nay lnew cropl.
Colo. and Ncbr.. per ian ,.A..
nothy, per ton 9Ssssss.
Siia,ia tnew crop per ton sesssss
South Park, per ton Gsssu
SSunnison Valley, per ION, ,iissysMs
straw. per ton sssss
Grain.
oats, Nebr., 100 lbs, buylur IL
COLO. oats. bulk. buying '''''s
Sofh chop, sack. selling
Corn In sack. selling - ~
Bran Colo. per 100 lbs. scllnv Il.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
iiutirr.

Creameries. cX. LIST grd.. lb..E 10
Creamerics. End grade. ID. :. q
ftocess .....s...s.... ".
Packing stock (Hct) .......1 tu
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Green Sailed Cured Hid% 4.

over 40 lbs, ID. .....,.'....'".. ~ ~
Under 40 lbs, ID. ........'..''' y
Bull and stag .....".''.'.''"' II
Glue hides and skins .....''"' =
Part cured. lc less.
Green &c less than cured. 5
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
Fruit.
' rgrtnbles.

Apples, Cole. new fancy. box lNau
Pears, Colo. .................W ..Wvti
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
C.,s md Kip. Green saltet.
Green Snltrd Peith
Dry Flint Pelts.

short wool pelts .......;;''' NJ
Butcher shearlings, No. ! 49,"
No. 3 murian shearlings 49,. ~ vslse
Bucks, saddles and pieces +"
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21
t.rnlu.
Flour.
DNESSED I.uIILTRY
Less 10 per cent comml,,lo,

Hungarian patent ..
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-21

ssing Him incense, gold, and myrrh,
Come peasant. King to own Him;
The King Of kings, salvation brings;
Let loving hearts enthrone Him.
Raise, raise, the song on high,
The Virgin sings her lullaby,
JOY. JOY. for Christ |. born.
Ths Babs. the Son Of M.r;i
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24
Tax
List
TREAsURERs OFFICE, GARFIELD COUNTY, STATE
OF COLORADO.

Public notice hereby that will according to law offer
public office of the Treasurer of the County of Garfield
and State of Colorado on the
18th Dav of December. A. y. 1917
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

H. c. Pattison-Lots 1 to IL inc....
Lots / to 12 inc 49,. q
idiots g. 10. II, ZIP 80. l:
R. L. sherwood-Lots II and Is !;
Lots and .........
.--- ,-,-, Lots 13 70 Is inc 1900.
Anna sumnicht-Lots 4. 8, and T.. q
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

Chas. +. Rauman-Lots and and
NEA SWA .........
E3 NEA ........,.......
Frank B. Reid-TractS SO, A. o. d. land
John Renstrom-SwA SEA, SEA sw4,
NEA SWh, NWh SEA,
Sh NwA. SwA NEA :.
W. E. Ricketts-NWA NWh ......
Ny NEA less $40 a. in
NEA NEH ............
Mrs. Rosa Reigel-Lots 3, 8, and 8
(last half .............
Peter Ritthouski-NEH SEA ....
Jacob Robeson-SEA NEh, NEh sE4
Geo. N. Rohinson-NEH NEh sEh Sc
Of County road less part
to Glaze, SEA NEh SEA
NWH NWA SWh ....
Thos. Roe-SEH SEA ............
Ny NEA. swA NE4 !.
Ross G Lacy-That part of SR NWA e.
Of line (last halD ......
J. F. Roth-Wh SEA. NEA SWA
SEA NWA Uast halD
J. H. Russell-SWA SEA less N. 400 It
SEA NWH, VIZ NEH
John Sachau--Eh NEA. SWA NEA,
SEA NWA Uast half)
Lacy sanderson-sEA SEA ..........
A. Ell NEH, NEH sEA
tlast half) ..............
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

John N. carr-sEA swN
NEA NWA SEA SEk,
VIZ NEA. NY sEl4
VIZ NWh, Nwh Swh
N. T. Casey a. of lot 7W of County
Road less 34-lOO a. to
Wightman ...... ......
F. NJ. Chipman-Und. " int NEA
SWL NWh SWA and
lots l and 2 ..........
Lot 2 tlast half .......
". T. Clayton-Lot IL, NW4 SWA
W. P. Clough-Nw a. of SwA SEA
NV 8 a. of NWA NEA SEA
Colorado Orchard Development Co-Lot
I, SEA SEA. less NV 1874 a
SEA SWA, SWA SEA. NV
u NWA, Lot l, SWA NEh.
SEA NWh, NEh SWA,
NWA SEA. NwA NEA :.
Leslie S. Condon-NEA NwA ........
Frank NJ. Cook-SEA SEA. NEA SEA
SWA SWh ...........
NWh NWh ...... .
David Cool-NEH NEh ... ..
Guy R. Coulter-sEh SEA .......
Sk NEA. NEA NEh........
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

c. II. Patterson-Shs NEA and Lot
less 3 a. north of gulch
II. c. Pattison-That part of Lot E
County road and n. Of D.
r. G. right of way. part
Lots 6, 7. 10. IL. less l
to CarbOndale Town. "
Peach Valley Town 4, Orchard Co.'S.
3Da. OF NWA SEA SEA
SWA. VIZ SWh SEH
sEA sWA SEA ........
sWA NEh, NWA NEA,
NEh NWh, Eh SEA
NEA ........ ..........
Ela NWM SEA ........
Peacock Coal Co.-SWA SEA ..
G. H. Pearsell-Tract No. so. ......
Jas. Peppiatt-3 $40 a. OF NEH SEA,
-rrrF 1928 a. of SEA- (last ~
Francis Plummer Est.-Nh SEA
R. Prendergast Est.-SEA SEA, NEh
SEA ............ ....
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

n. o. Ballard-NEA NEA less 5 a. to
Hornbeck -. 80. 49,.
FTsd Barlow-N. a. Of Eh NEh
NEA -. .... .........
Sarah c. Batley-21 a. NEA sWA Des.
J. A. BeelerSNik swN sw4 swwN..
Alfred Bell-That part of SEA SEK..
and of Lot l South of Co.
road and N. of R.. R. R.W
NWA SEA NEA -.
]. g. Bennett-NWA SEA, NEA SWk
SEA NWA, NV SW.
p. D. Bianco-Imp. on Hughes land -
(last halD 80. -. :.
Rufus Mary Boyce-NwA SEA-,
NEA SEA. and I a. Of
NEL' SWA s Of Il. R.
R. E. Brink-NwA sEA. NEN swH
SEA- NWA. SWh NEA
Lillian Cooper Brown etal.-N1s MEX
SEA SEA (a Tract 49)
3. B. Burnett-NEA .............
Patrick Burns-Lots 8 and ......
a---ss-=- sr=a--- Lots s. 4 -l3 less e 3O6
--- 2-10 feet
r. e. Bushey-NwA sEA. M swA
Hsr-a---- SWA NWA .... ......
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

Lily y 'i'1Rs5IsMF s%S swzF !''..:..1!. sw*. N.Y. NJ.
A strip Of land Is r. wids
extepdtns through -easterly part
Of rsDXs sNAf y4 NV. -ef9 r.
IF ees Ssin.u@sH H. eaa Nwks Z III .swx:.:
Ivefyne Glaze-SE .. Of SEK Sen
4. 9. and Mary J. Glenn-Eh MEX,
NEA SEA .................
ny sWK., WY sen. 81
.sis : NWN ;, sWk NEA !........
A. d, ool16e-Lct 4t..................
IS 2Ss.E;ssawsE TN 1890: :.......::
a.rl1 arssnvsyENEN NEH. Eh VIZ
~ 0sinae-unA. y Int ~ sWA. ~
1Dk ............ ........
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&. F. Daiton-Nls sIs sh NwA SEA
N. J. Darrow-Lot 3 ................
W. H. Daire-NWh SEA. NV II n.
of SWH SEA ........
NV u NEh NWh ........
W. R. Dedrick-sEh sen ......,...
EH. NEh, NEA SEh ....
Chloe Doby-SWh 5 a. of NWl4 SEA
NEh NWh =. ~. ....
John Dodos--That part of Lot II and
of NEh sWA lying between
the ID. & X. G. X. r. and
Roaring Fork river 49,. 80.
Jeanetta Dodson--Nh NwA. NWA
SWH being NJ of Tract 40
A. o. d. plat. at..........
Eva r. Doggett-NEii NEL .......
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H. F. L. Hackett-SEk NBA
sWA NWA ..............
Margaret Hahn-NWA sWA. VIZ NEH
sWA, ny SWA SWX
David J. Hargis-NWA SWA ........
M cEA. SEN SEX
D. R. Harlow-sWN NEK, less LIS a.
in Sc Cor. skK NWA, NEK
SWA SEA SWA .....
A. A. Harris-sEA sWK, Lot 4..
NEA NWA. Lot ........
D. v. Harris-SEA SWA ........
Clara H. Havemeyer-Eh SWA Lots 8
Lots & less r-w ...
James M. Herron-Wh SWA ........
sen SEA ................
Home Brewing Co.-A parcel of land 8
It. wide in Lot Allies due
west of Lots g. e of G.
MR.. r-w in Glenwood.
Crist G. Hoppel-SEA SEA ..........
SWA NEA ................
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A. B. Johnson-E 25 a. of Lot 8, w.
3.76 a. Lot (last half)
W. P. Jones-SWA NWA. NwA, sWK
Harry T. Jones-Wh NWA SEN ....
Thomas Jones-Wh NWA ............
Eh NEA
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Amanda Estsp-Lots 10, Is and 10.
John p. 0olden-Lots 10, II and ~
(last halO ............
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Eugene Keep-sls SEA SEA sEh, sh
NWA sEA sEA. NwK
SEA SEA sEA. sW Sc sE
NEA NEA A:...............
NWA NWA NWA, S1a NV
Y NWA sWA NEA NWA.
sEA NWA. VIZ NWA SW
v NEA, sen NWA sWA
NEA. SWA sWA NEA...
kennon Bros.-N IT a. of S15 NEA, N
8h a. of SEA SWA, NEA
NWA (last half) ...... -.
L. E. Kenworthy-SEA ............
L. b. Kenworthy-E1s NEA NWA NEA
David Knight-WH SWA ............
VIZ NWA ................
B. R. Koby-sEA NEA less 8 a. in
NV Cor. .H....... ........
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and succeeding days. commencing the hour of 10 o'clock Of
said day. much Of the described estate situate the said
County which for the year 1916 have paid
shall necessary the herein below down, inter-
est, to-wit
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J. r. Acorn-swA swA.
Nl1 NWA. NWA MEL
Fred 3. Allen-Imp. on Veritas Thomp
son land ...... ......
II. o. Allen-K acre in NEA sEA. -.
Antlers Orchard Development Co.
Tract 26 ...... .....
Tract II ..........