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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08
o you cootie! DR.. Pruitt' sure shot
gets every one on little chick.

Chalmers light six cylinder touring
car for sale very cheap. Oshant.
Toscha Seidel, The Famous Violinist
will arrive IN the Pullman on the Sat
urday evening, 8:45 train, and occupy
his suite of rooms at the Brunswick
and play at the Coliseum Sunday
afternoon at $3.50. He comes direct
from New York City and is accompan-
led by his mother and his plano accom-
panist.
Miss May and Gordelia Calison of
Palco, are here visiting at the home of
Mary Brown and attending the Musi-
cal Festival.
Mr.. Zeller, the Rock Island train dis
patcherlfrom Coodland, this week, at
tending musical festivities.
A children Matinee will be given at
the Hays Opera House every Saturday,
beginning Saturday, May 10th at 2:30
p. m. Something worth while and
Educational, with a child's comedy
will be given. Two young ladies will
care for the little ones. Admission
Children cents, adults IL cents. Bring
the childen and enjoy pleasant two
hours.
Miss Wagner Of Russell, visited
Sunday at the home of her brother,
Fred, and attended the Music Festival
Mrs. Holmes of Kansas City, is
visiting at the home of her son, w.
C. Holmes, of East Fifth Street.
Mrs. Willie of Me Pherson, is Visit
ing her daughter, Miss Jessica Willie
and her son, Stewart Willie, musical
instructors at the Ft. Hays Normal.
Mrs. Anna Scott of Kansas City is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Philip, ST., and attending the
Musical Festival.
The Leonard Refrigerator is por-
celain lined, all in one piece, at
Gottschalk's Furniture Store.
Lice in COOps
DIR. Pruitt's Lice Paint only has tc
be applied once to twice year.
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FESTIVAL WEEK

Which ends next Sunday, SO far
has been q success. 1t is estimated that
nearly OOapeople were present dur
ing afternoon and evening last Sunday.
The heavy storm last week which
made the roads practically impossible
kept many people away which no
doubt would have attended.
Tits expected, barring another storm,
that very large crowd will be in at
tendance next Sunday. Next week
the Free Press viii endeavor to give
a complete write-up of the weeks en-
tertainment
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Methodist Church

There will be no preaching Sunday
evening
Morning services will be held as
formerly.
Sunday School at 9:45.
Sermon on ''The American Home"
at II q. m
Next Sunday is Mothers and Sons
Day, and will be observed at the
morning service.
The Epworth League will have a
social hour Sunday evening from z
to 6 and serve luncheon at 6.
Strangers and visitors in town for
the festival are invited to the morn
ing services.
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The Chamber of Commerce has
made arrangements whereby two more
luncheons will be served, one next
Tuesday noon May 18th and one two
weeks later, Tuesday May 9th
Plymouth Rock Eggs for Setting
75c per setting, $500 per 1OO.-
Peter johnson, Phone 6O7, Hays, Kan
sas.
The Hays Opera House will enter
tain the City of Hays and all visitors
Free of charge Sunday night anh until
trains leave for east and west points.
A good Feature Programe assured.
R. S. Maxwell made a business
trip to, Ellis, Tuesday.
Lincoln, the young son of Frank
Walz, met with a serious accident
Wednesday evening. He and another
boy were coming into town
on horse back, when the horse Lin
coin was riding slipped on the pave
ment, and fell, causing compound
fracture of one of Lincoln's legs
below the knee. He was taken tc
the hospital.
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w
High class grade HoIstein bull for
Sale. C. Cochran & Sons
Rev. ]. W. Snapp, Mr.. Jerry Eel
lers, and Mr.. H. W. Fellers went to
Russell Monday in the interest of the
Centenary movement.
Miss Belle King left Tuesday for
Buffalo, New York, where she will
arrange for a home for her mother
who viii go to her in the fall.
Mrs. Thompson and the Misses
Dague of Wilson, were the guests of
their sister Mrs. H. w. Fellers, while
attending the Messiah and hearing
Madame Matzenauer.
Mrs. Freda Schwaller Trinkle of La
Cygne, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Knoche and her brothers, Messers
Henry and Fred Schwaller and en-
joying the musical treat.
Mr.. Merle Crissman arrived home
Tuesday noon from overseas. His
mother and father went to Salina,
Monday, to meet him but his sisters,
Mrs. Mary Bowers of Salina, and
Anna refused to allow him to pass
through Salina without spending a
day with them. Merle served in an
ammunition corps right at the front
for more than a year but escaped un-
harmed.
Mrs. H. H. West and Master
Howard Edward West returned from
the hospital Wednesday, and DIR.
West is happy.
Mr.. Ellsworth Dodrill and Miss
Mildred Hamilton of the Webster
schools drove over Tuesday to hear a
portion of the musical feast. They
brought with them class in agri-
culture and a class in music.
Mrs. Frances J. King, mother of
W. F. King of Ellis, and who has
spent the winter with her daughter in
Hays, will make her home for the
summer with Miss Keller.
A party of eleven arrived Sunday
from st. Francis, a drive of over two
hundred miles, to hear Madame
Matzenauer and the Messiah. Some
of the party remained for the week
Mrs. E. E. Colyer is home from
Kansas City. She says the music
festiva is furnishing her an op-
portunity to see more of her for
mer friends of other places than she
has enjoyed meeting for a dozer
years.
Mrs. Jack Gage and little daughter
of Lyons, are visiting her mother
Mrs. Ringe.
Miss HiIdur Peterson, a former
student of the Ft. Hays Normal, visit
ed at the C. M. Wann home this weel
sMaster Fritz Haffamier went t.
Ellis, for a short visit with his cousin
Master Lawrence Stehley.
First-class surrey, looks like new
for sale cheap-C. C. Cochran &Son
Miss Rose Heller, a former teache
in the Hays Public school, but wh'
has been taking nurses training
course in Kansas City, the past year
is attending the Music Festival her
this week.
Miss Clara Unruh, a former stu
dent of the Ft. Hays Normal, is at
tending the Music Festival here thl
week.
Miss Annie P. Hopkins came VI
from Chapman, Tuesday night, to at
tend the Music Festival
C. NJ. Raynsford came down from
Ellis on the 1O4 this Thursda,
morning.
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and Mrs. G. NJ. Cox.
Four fve room houses for rent at
reasonable price. Not modern.
c. C. Cochran & Sons.
J. c. Manning, of New Haven
Michigan, arrived Monday evening,
at seven o'clock Tuesday morning he
was at the City Hall ready to COM
mence business as Manager of Hays,
and if present indications are a cri-
terion to judge from, he understands
his business thoroughly. Hays has
been needing just such a man for
some time. His wife and young son
are expected to arrive in a few days
Mrs Rusch of Russell is here visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Anton Burtscher.
The Leonard Refrigerator is just
like a china dish at Gottschalk's
Furniture. Store.
NJ. E. Deeds and family arrived
here Tuesday and are located on
West Normal avenue, Mr.. Deeds re-
presents the J. I. Case Threshing
Machine Company, and will be per-
manently located in Hays.
We have for sale a number of
teams of frst-class horses and mules.
c. C. Cochran & Sons.
A number of peopl efrom Bunker
hill, are here attending the festivities
at the Normal this week among the
number is Rev. Shultz, the Luthern
minister.
The May term of District Court is
in session this week Judge Purcell
on the bench.
Miss Edith Bouslog of Sharon
Springs, is here visiting Mrs. Ida Kohl
and attending the musical festivities
at the Normal this week.
Rev. Mr.. snapp went to Ransom
Wednesday.
Miss Evangeline Heaiey, a former
F. H. n. student, is here this week
attending the festival at the Nor
NAL, the guest of Mrs. C. W. Reeder
Mrs. Willie, of Mcpherson, Kan
sas, the mother of Jessice and
Stewart is here this week, the guest
of friends in this city
Mrs. Neiswanger and Mrs. Pesta-
ma will entertain the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society, Thursday, May
18th, at the home of Mrs. Neiswan-
ger.
Come in and see the Leonard Re
frigerator at Gottschalk's Furniture
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Archer went to
Great Bend, Friday, in respose to a
telegram bearing the sad intelligence
of the death of Mr.. Archer's mother.
Leaveritt johnson, a former stu
dent of the Ft. Hays Normal, who
recently returned from overseas, ar
rived in, Hays, Sunday night, on q
short furlough.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart left Monday
morning for Kansas City, where she
will meet her son, Kenneth who is with
the 117th Ammunition Train, and
who recently returned from overseas
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Beach, former
residents of this city but now of Long
Beach, California, are visiting
friends here this week.
Mrs. Mary Heyl of Gorham
visited with her sisters, Bertha and
/ Georgia Vermond, this week.
Miss Frances Witt of Russell visit
ed friends in Hays, Sunday anc
attended the Sunday programs of the
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08
A ataI Accident

Daniel Lewis one of the pioneer
residents of Ellis county who has been
residing at Ellis for the past forty
years, was run over by freight train
in the Ellis yards at about nine
o'clock Sunday morning. Both legs
were severed below the knee. and he
was otherwise seriously injured. He
was brought to Hays on a special
train and taken to the hospital, where
he died at 7:25 Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis was a9Eeteran of the civil
war and member of the G. A. R.
He was seventy years of age and had
been in the employ of the U. P. R. R.
Co. for many years in the capacity
of foreman of the shops. He had
been retired on a pension and being
deaf and partially blind we presume
was the cause of the accident. Mr..
Lewis was well known and highly re-
spected by many friends in Hays,
who deeply depIore his tragic death.
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LALLEY LIGHT

See the LalIey Light and
Power Plant for Farm use, now
being demonstrated at Dechant
Brothers Garage.
w. w. WARD, Agent
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OUR SERVICE

There be true service without the inspiration
of true ideals. Pride wholesome real,
istic of every Citizens State Bank director officer
poyee. The desire to make their bank better bigger
and finer institution prompts them to genuine effort
to please their patrons This kind of service be
purchased is willing, helpful intelligent service, pc
culiar to this bank and which, when you
tact with will cheerfully recommend to friends
We invite you to call and get acquainted with
service.
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Chickens DEinr

Will you give one and half cents
per hen to have them stop dying with
Cholera or one fourth OF a cent to stop
little chicks from dying with white
Diarreheoa or as a preventive Dr.
Pruitt's Cholera and Diarreheoa treat
ment viii do it or your money back
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Sale

a new Maxwell and a new Stude-
baker. Terms if needed or will ac-
cept cattle in trade.
W. W. WARD.
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Liberty Bonds

want to buy a few Liberty Bonds
Third and Fourth issue preferred.
J. H. Downing.
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LOST-Small box containing dress
panel and black beads. Finder please
leave at the Free Press Office.
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c. G. Morrison, a jeweler from
Olathe, Kansas, is here visiting his
brother J. T Morrison.
George Cox who has been in the
Welfare Service at Camp Pike, Ark,
is here on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Cox.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08

High class grade HoIstein bull for
sale-C. C. Cochran & Sons
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08

special neckwear, all tn enewest styles, Georg
cite Crepe Collars Organdie and Pique Collar and
Cuff Sets One week Only at - --------- IS
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Miss Belle King left Tuesday for
Buffalo, New York, where she will
arrange for a home for her mother
who will go to her in the fall.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

Ia imigraGni debaty radikal
nj a obavany delegat Duman
pravil, re ruske osvety vydaly
zakon, die ktereho matky pred
porodem jsou vyjmuty prace
ma a tydny pred slehnutim aniz
by Jim smell byti strzen plat a
podobne V sestined6li jsou o.
pravneny k ctyrnedelnimu pla
tn. Zpravu pax dolozil slovy
"Je-li toto bolsevism, pax jsem
take pro trochu bolsevismu We
Spojenych Statech."
Delegat Tomas Sweeney tyr
dill, re prist6hovalectvim do
sud zadna zem6 neschudla a
zniciti a jestlize republika pa
dne, stane Sc tax pro soustre-
d'ovani maietku q dodal: "Sku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

Washingtonu navrhne kongre
su, aby zdejsi vyslanectvi bylo
povyseno ma velvyslanectvl,
cimz ma byti zduraznena upl
ma neodvislost a rovnOpravnost
mezi ostatnimi svobodnymi
narody.
Prohlasil TAX "a delSi reci,
pronesene V zdejsi poslaneck6
snemovne, V ktere Sc primlou-
val vrelym zpusobem 0 Ligu
narodd. Bourlivym nadsenim
byla celou sn6movnou prijata
zprava, re SO V Parizi pracuje
ma planu. ably Sc Belgii pred
veskerymi jinymi narody do
stale surovin, aby prumysl ze-
me, jez prosla Ia valky trni-
tou cestou utrpenim, co nejdri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20
SIZED AMER. FEDERACE
PRACE PROTI PRISTE.HO-
VALECTVl.
Navrh ma organisovani polite
Ike strany zavrzen.

Atlantic City, N. j., 19.
cervna. - Americka Federace e
Prace nehodla poskytovati po
moci pfi organisovani politicke
delnicke' strany We Spoj. Sta
tech a naopak Sc stavl do oposi
ce a vedeni organisace omlou-
va sve pocinanf velice nedosta
tecnymi ddvody. Podobne Sc
vetsina vyslovila pro zakaz prl
stehovalectvi do Spoj. Statu ma
neimene diva roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

tecne nespatruii, ze tento Sized
Sc stavl proti hromadeni ma
jetku. Vybor a mnozl delegati
zaujimaji stanovisko, ktere je-
dine posiluje moe kapitalu. Ce
la Americka Federace Prace
jest prilis nasakla kapitalisti-
ckym duchem.'
Debatovano pro j prot a vel
kou vetSinou prijato, aby pro
zapoved' imigrace bylo praco-
vano ruku ruce kongresem
washingtonskym.
,W.S>.Ss7l .>.Ss7 |! W!Ss.sl
WILSON v BRUSELU Sc PRI-
MLOUVA LlGU NARODU.
Brusel, 19. cervna. - Pre-
Sident Wilson DO naVratu do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20
Nsmecti rektori a professor
BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupujeme oboje "a neJvysSf Cleve
lande placene ceny. Prineste je k
Simonovi - rejspolehlvtjsfmu smenaf
nfku, 216 Lenox Bldg. 2. patro. roh
yych. 9. ul. a Euclid Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

We byl priveden V pravidelne
koleje.
Pfi zmince o Nemcich a je-
jich radeni V Zemi Odsoudil
hunske valecn6 zpusoby velice
trpkymi slovy pod dojmem ce-
sty, "a kJere spatfil trosky
belgickych NEST.
IWSSl = IWSS1
Nsmecti rektori a professor
vysokych skol prazskych slozi-
Ii slib vernosti Ceskoslovensku.
Neradi to chill, ohradili Sc
prot tomu, ale mic naplat, sill
bit museli vSe, co Sc jim pre-
cetlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

Brusel, 10. cervna. = Pre-
ident Wilson DO navratu do
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-21
- slle Distrlcl Count

of ihe Third judicial District ~ the
state 81 Idaho. ii ana for the County
~ ada
Alfred Il Hager. Plaintiff. IS Olive
4 FseEenham g. H. Packenham,
flanns n Mcdonnell. capitolia
Mcconnell. Meadows state Bank, 4
aia, Anna AZ Moody. Public Admin
istfator % Ada Coanly. Idaho. and
administrators III the estate nf Josie
heirs and unknown deyisees Of Josie
A ErRin deceased. defendants
Alias summons for publication
The state % Idaho sends greetings
80 Olive r. paekehhnm. G, ~ Pack
Enham. clsad r Mcconnell. Capitol
Is Mcconnell. Meadows State Bank,
corporation. III H. Erafn. Lulu Err
Ain Anna n MOODY. Pablie Admin
istfaisr u Ada coanty idaho. and
saYnnlirAfrix ~ The estate " Josie
A Ersin deceased. and The unknown
heirs aud unhnown deyisees Of Josie
a Erwin, deceased iha above named
defendants.
Xon are hereby uotlfled that
complaint has been flied against YOU
IA ms Dislrici Court ~ the Thru
judicial District OT the state Of Id.
aho In and for the County OF Ada.
~ ghr above named plaintiff
The action h brought to foreclos-
mortEagr for Three Hundred
fR4WH ggt Dollars dated the Gath
Gay ~ November. 1919. copy az
AhAeN - 3st forth Ia the r0mplafnt
I herein. hlch kNid complaint 3 here
~ referred "a and by Rnch refarener
81 made 4 part hereof "a obtain
Judgment against the defendants Oi.
Z i've n Faxkenham e. II raekenham
Ciaad n Mcconnell and Capitoiia
Z Met ouDell for the amount 90 the
aois Which said mortgage WAS given
~ secure. wiih interest faxea. In
Nsrnuse. aud sewer bond payments,
costs and attorneys fees Ia this &C.
ton anB Tor 4 decree qafetine title
- against the remaining defendants
a. e more particularly sea forth in
said nsnaplaint on file herein
Aud you are AerehF directed 10 appear
ana answer the said complaint Nifhln
tSNnfF days ~ the sertics 81 this
samhOns II served 3ithln said JHa-
I ifiai District end 2ithin forty asys IL
served eiseW here aud you are fur
ihsr notified that gniess yon so ap-
pe4f ana aasssr aid complaint Nith-
w he time herssin specified. the
laaiaiift via tase Judgment against
res ~ PRAYED Co said complaint
Witness Efg hand aHd the seal ~
aid District Court this isth asy 81
&AnnnrY 1878
sssEf stephen Tt1Hr. CLERK
~ rhos = Poweli. Deputy
M@ e DUNBAR. ATTORNEY Tor
Fiaintia Hs4ldencs Boise. Idaho
ss-st
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-21
1902

A
In the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for Ada County.
Stephen Utter, Auditor as Trustee
lor Ada County, State of Idaho,
Plaintiff, VS.
a. Rubin, John d. DAILY, Idaho Build
ing q Loan Association, corpor-
1902. ''i'''' ~
Notice of sheriff's Sale Under
ordef OF Sale ON Judgment and De-
Lien.
Ihaer and by virtue of an order of
sale issued out of the above entitled
court on judgment ana decree OF
foreclosure and sale Of a tax lien re-
covered in said court in the above
N nttIleu action, on the 4th day of
oeeoper' 1918, in favor of the above
named named plaintiff and against the
ploperty OF the above named defend
Gus hereinafter described. Said writ
iie 5sg the material parts of said
5uushlent, duly attested on the 18th
u"S OF January, 1919, and to the
Snellli Oh Ada County, Idaho. .direc,-
81, ana TO me, Emmitt Pfost. as such
3nefltr delivered on the 18th day of
January, 1919, for execution. com
s lthanalng and requiring me as such
nol ~ 70 execute the Judgment by
oa aSlng the sale, applying the pro-
49,, geus thefeof in conformity there
Ian. III the manner prescribed by
cas. The premises directed by said
uIuer Oh sale to be sold are described
Inerein as follows, to-wit.
n nots and s and IL and - block g
DaiS addition,
tenaro with all and singular the
n r1nslnents, hereditaments and APP
in au,iS ai!ces thereunto belonging or
M anywlse appertaining.
writ Judgment as set out i'm said
$40, amounting to the sum OF
If 49, 49, besides interest and expense
25tb ~ % hereby given, That on the
hon hon uay of February, 1919 AT the
~ ul OF O'clock in the afternoon
con S1at day, in front Of the county
Cona..H mouse door in Boise civ, Ada
anotily Idaho, | will sell al nuhlIc
abo S1iou sale all and singular the
thereofp e 90 property or so much
proceeds g. may be sufficient; that the
iuSsmeass OF said sale will paw the
get6er .a,;,, as set out in said writ, to-
SEES A. s %l.h interest, costs and expen..
tbereos Saie, TO the highest bidder
Dataa m IN lawful money
- Gay OF January, 1919.
I89-4t sh.,, EMMITT PFOST.
DlETth 81
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- ,I,e probate .Mn

taanin - Ada ssaia 81 Idaho
II ,hF Nafssr II ihe gsisss >, Hiram
smsih seerasrd grder b shop
cause shr Order 81 sale 81 Reai ~
tsss Shoaid No, ~ Made
W A iadsea. ias administrator
" one estate Il lliram smith. 8etess
- STATING fised hla petition hereit
nrnylaK ger "a uraer - sale n mi
real estate u said aeceaeni FOR the
PURPOSES tisffsip ~ forEH
II IL therefore ordered. ljs tne saia
Eb1fg that an Iaraons Interested "a
tAe eslAse ii said aeeeaAea appear
before gte said Probate Cauri on
Ykpesnas fhe t2th day - March
ISIS ~ ~ aiueA la fAe faFsnoaA
~ Sid daF "a ane EaaEf TgsoM 0f
sssa fF9iAts t0us4. "a tlgT Gountf
cart itaust 81 iA~ C0anlg ef Ada.
f8 shoa eNWer aAF VI nrder shoaia
SOD - granted u fhe said aaminiH.
tfagNf fsf tbe AAir 81 sash real ~.
s&gT end fitAl o0ps ~ gl4as order -
Enasishr8 81 sessf enfs &sRk fnf
eza iesA tisan fUar sncssssiva 2esks
ia the M~YSaiaa Ei1ees nsN sgapsg
ialaiF4 and hlt1isbe8 "a ssl8 AdN
teNAtt iaaha 4na fh3a said hob.
8lsat ifiN f Esslu sst@a * lAaSs flts
a4Ys pFaeg - $40 Ate aas 81 Aaret
1919
gsaxea B&hM8ff SD 1919
D y MILLER
ta-at Prefate 1NdEe
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-21

Us the ni~srges Coort of the Third
AmslssAl lsasarlsx ~ THE state ~
fsfafsal ~ asssi fssF Ada Euunf4


saassa. ~ aad fss Ada Cnunss
SseHhen t4sef Anal0F as TFaasee
fnr AAA cnuniN. Stale ii iaahp.
isstes Francas. Iasbeils Ffaness. Pen
Fr@nt4s NJ a. Nastanm and =.
lisnr 4aifR CO Planners ~ hosiGn
t4fsseefs tAniaaNR James slisxaF
Smssh mlAar. and Fsank M~ise.
a. aaAFslian II James Oliver Smith q
@saof defendants NJ. sss9.
SoSscs ii Sh.rEff"S sale Unaer
orsief ~ sale on Judgment and De4
trw~ 81 Foreclosure and Saie os I'ax
sAen
index aNd ~ sistao ~ IN order or
sAss isaaeA aus 81 she nlaaTc entitled
cauFs oE : s.sdgneut as,d decree 81
forsf3csare ann sale of s 1aN lien re-
nosNrd IN sAad conrf IA the @l,og~
entitled atsint on the gath DIR ~
AFFli 1873 - fatof 81 ihe 4hoS E
aAmet ralntiif Htta aRalasg the
gfa4tffs 81 ttr aisage aamel defend
ants hereinafter described Said writ
rofginE fhr fnaysfsaf part ~ ssid
judgment daiy Atfested oa The i7th
iihx ID January 1918. ard 50 the
sheriff. ~ Asia Eaansr idaho. direct
"a and - me Eulmiff ptnsf ~ snch
sheriff delivered IA the 18th das nr
4Anaary 1873 Tor execution com
Standing sud repairing me As saen
sheriff "a execnie lhe judgment hgi
masin9 ihe sale spiAsing the pro
eeedk thereof il Conformity there
visa q the aiahner prescribed ~
las The premises directed ~ said.
order 81 ssie 80 ~ sold are described
iherein a. follows te-gis
8ais ls le. fS. IL and ~ hlocs
rs sgansside addition. Ada County.
Together with al and Singular the
teuensents Embellishments and ap-
EaFEenAAce< Iherennto belonging OF
81 Anymfse apgertAininK
The Judgment - eet out Ia said wrft
Amounting % the sam 81 si3S5 be-
sides Interest and expense Of sale
N0gies u herety gisen. That On the
2sth day ~ February. 1918. AZ the
honf 81 o'clonk III the afternoon
" that dAY, rs front ~ the coansy
eonrg heaee door 10 Boise City. Ada
County Idaho, will SELL ~ public
aacgicn sale ail and singular the
eeexe DESERVED nrofseriy OF 50 much
thereof a. may be sufficient thai the
proceeds 81 saia sale win pav the
Judgment a. set omt in said writ. to-
segher with interest costs and exg,en-
sfs ~ sale, 20 the highest bidder
thereof ID lsWfAl money
lnteA tAe 4 aAy Of January. 1918.
EMAliTT PFosT.
2a-st sherin e Ada County. ldaho