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with them. so we always try to name
eur fancy sundaes so they will have an
idea OF what's In EN-"
Then he told me how they had named
one Brazil sundae. and came near being
sued by a lady because 1t had Brazil
cocoanut In it instead Of Brazil nuts.
THAT time we came near getting ac-
auainted with the food and drug ont
Gals for mishrauding." be said,
Anything that's stylish takes with
the ladies' he continued. thereby prov
ing that men are stlll blaming the WON
en- for everything.
Just for instance, once In a while I
run out OF tall glasses and serve It to
EN- in low ones, and get 'em sent bach
TO me; In fact, some days, ! get sn order
for pink sundae with plenty Of whipped
cream In a tail dish
The multitude Of chocolate and straw
berry dishes served opened an avenue Of
my innate curiosity.
Wherefore all the chocolate and
strawberry dope ?" auoth /,
l was favored with a whitening glance
and the Information that chocolate is
the universally popular favor Of Amer
leans with strawberry second.
I'VE sell six times as much Of these
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Get Out Gas Masks!
snecial bal Thh nina

specIaI TO Inc IIfnes. =
SEYMOUR, Ind, Aug. 17.-Fire has
been smoldering for FIVE days in the
basement of the Seymour postoffice,
where seventy-fve tons of coal was
stored.
Spontaneous combustion is believed
responsible.
The first floor Of the building is filed
with smoke and gas.
A smoke screen is over the neighbor-
hood.
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Lord Mayor of Cork
GUILTY of SeditiOn

CORK, ireland, Aug. 17.--Lord May
or McSwinney Of Cork. found guilty
by military court-martial on three
charges of sedition, refused today to
recognize the right of the tribunal to
try him.
I'm lord mayor of this city and
as its chief magistrate | declare the
soHrt Illegal" he said
Participants in its proceedings are
l-able to arrest Under the laws Of the
irish republic Z
AcSwinney was found guilty Of hav.
Ing secret police cipher In his pos
session His sentence will be an
ncunced Iarer.
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legs and a terri
BILE hackache. /
could not do any
work at all. / was
treated by many
physicians, but
they did not help
me. l read in one
of your books
where other wo-
men had b e en-
helped by Lydia
E. P in K h a ms
Vegetable Com.
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fiavors as I h o $ 9
v hich are green or
yellow" be said.
"W by last year we
tried To introduce
q mint special and
Il fell fatter than
a pancake without
any baking pow
der"
II reckon the
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SEVEN KILLED IN RIors.

LONDON, Aug. 1T.--seven persons
we're killed and many injured in social
ist riots at Abdla, Italy, according TO
Central News dispatch from Rome to-
day.
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Veteran MoToRaLAN Is

VETERAN MoTORaLAN is HURT.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 17.-Denn1s
J. Grady, veteran motorman on the city
street car lines, was injured seriously
here Monday when crushed between two
cars.
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PUBLISH
MY LETTER
Says Mrs. 0yenstein, So Other
Suffering Women May Learn
How to Get Well.

Chicago, HI suffered for four
years with pains in my sides, hips and
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YOU'RE CLASSED
WHEN YOU STEER
FOR MARBLE SLAB

Continued From Page One0
chocolate can and pouring out whipped
cream.
When they're young and fluffy they
like 'em with plenty OF whipped cream"
he explained.
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G. WASHINGTON
COF FE e, instant
soluble large family
size. 1929, small
can ..........3 sac
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P I NJ e n T o
c II e z S E. made
fresh daily in our
Sunlit kitchen.
pound ........3 9G
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G. o l. D DUST,
" A S HIN G POW
DER, large pack
age .......... csc
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GROCERIES

TEA, Sunlit. spe-
cially blended for
icing, $1.00 quail
lty 1SC
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CO N. Yankee
Baby. Country Gen.
tleman. tiny tender
kernels. solid dry
pack dozen, $2.25),
can .....,.....1 9e
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
TWO COUPLES WED.

Two weddings of interest to Ord
way people were solomnized in Colo
RADIO Springs Wednesday Of this
week. The contracting parties were
Miss Mabel Vinyard and Mr.. Rex
Thomas ami Miss Edna Vinyard and
Mr.. John Hornback. These young
people are al we'll known in Ordway
and Crowley county. The young
women have been holding RESPONSE
BILE positions in the First Nationel
bank here for several yeras. They
have made their home here and fin
ished school in the Ordway schools,
and are popular with the young peo-
pie of this community. They are
the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vinyard.
Mr.. Thomas has been a resident of
Ordway for n year or more and is a
member of the Thomas Service Com
pany. Mr.. Hornback former Ord
way resident and well known hero.
Each of these young men were "cver-
seas" army men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will return
to Ordway after a short wedding trip
where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Horpback will make
their home in Wyoming.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
OLNEY SPRINGS

Mrs. Paul p. Newton entertained
I the Misses Ingram. Hipp. Conard
Ambrose and Carpenter at dinner
Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Roberts of Wal
senburg visited for several days in
her uneles' home in Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sterling re-
turned Monday from Walsenburg to
make their home in Olney.
]. w. Cheney of Arkansas. last
week bought thirty scres Just north
of Olney from J. II. Cowden and the
Downer home in Olney. The family
VIII make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Giffin of Ord
way were in Olney Friday evening.
Friday afternoon the children gave
a delightful Halloween program at
the school house.
Mr. ]. II. WilliamE opened his pic
ture show Saturday evening, after be-
ing closed all summer.
Last Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenett Buell. entertained the teach
ers at dinner. Halloween decora-
tions and fGyors made the table beau
iiful. The following guests were
present: Misses Carpenter. Ambrose,
Conard. Hipp and Ingram and Mrs.
Lyle of Yuma.
Major Newton was home from Sat
urday to Wednesday. in order to vote.
Major Newton had not voted in six
years before on account of duties in
the army
Mrs. John wueff who was called to
Evansville. Ind, several weeks ago
on account OF her mothers health
writes of the death of her mother
Sunday. Mrs. Wueff will be home
the later part of this week.
Mrs. j. b. Johnson and daughter
Miss Gladys left Thursday for Mem
phis. Tenn. for a six week visit with
Miss Sylvia Johnson. Mrs. Edna Ri
ley will assume her duties as post
mistress
Mrs. H. r. Craig returned home
from Rocky Ford Monday after being
there for a week under a doctors
cEre.
Rev. and Mrs. Scarffe and baby
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Newton Monday evening at a 6 o.
clock dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Buell. and son,
motored to Canon City Saturday re-
turning Sunday evening.
Harry Millhouse and Charley Hack
worth returned from New Mexico
Tuesday. They were two days get
ting over the pass on account of the
depth OF the snow.
Jim O. Williams, John williams
end Vert Bond spont last week in
New Mexico.
The teachers of thc Olney Springs
school went to Pueblo Thursday to
attend the Southern Colorado Teach
crg' meeting.
The Ladies' Aid Of OIney Springs
served chicken pic dinner to over
100 people on election day.
Vacuum Cleaner for rent. II you
need II right quick phone us, it's
dandy-Wittenmyer's Second Hand
Store.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
EDMUND GRIFPIN DIES.

] Edmund Griffin. sen of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Griffin of this city
I died at the family home on Saturday
Z October go. after a brief illness. Flu
neral services were conducted on
Monday afternoon ct 2:3O o'clock
ct the Methodist church and F. w
Pimlott dlivered the sermon. Inter
ment was made in Valley View Gem
ctery.
The flower boys were Arn6ld
Mitchell, Tommie Walker. Philip
Burk. Paul Bundy. James Thomas
and Milo Brunton. Tressa Lee led
the flower boys.
The pail bearers were Joe Day.
Arthur Alsworth, Ward Long and
Robert Lorimer- A large number of
beautiful bouquets were given in re-
membrance of the departed low I'd
one. by the kind and loving friends of
the family.
Edmund was ten years of age and
was born in Ordway. He is surviv-
ed by his father and mother and
three brothers. Ge.rge. Osmer and
Loren, who with 4 large number of
relatives and friends mourn his de-
j'aTture. and the following is given
in his memory.
There is a land of pure deligh.,
Where Saints Immortal reign.
Infinite day excludes the night
And pleasure Danish pain
And then we sing.
am SO glad that my Father in Heav-
en-
Tells of His love in the book He mas
giy'n;
Wonderful things in the Bible l see,
This is the dearest. that Jesus loves
me-"
Oh, If there's only one song can
sing.
When in His beauty I see the Great
King,
This shall my song in eternity be:
oh what wonder that Jesus loves
me.
1 am so glad that Jesus loves me. ev-
en- me-"
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
CARR CROSSING NEWS.

Clyde Ball, William Hendrix and
w. A. BANNER of this vicinity were
sight seeing in Northern New Mexico
last week. Clyde Ball and w. A.
Brammer purchased 40 acres of land.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Rodecker of
Carr Crossing moved to Pueblo about
the goth OF this month. They will
spend the winter in Pueblo and then
their Intentions arc to move to their
farm In New Mexico.
Dan Brakeman of near Florence,
Colorado. is visiting old friends of
this community.
VIM. Bramer intends to start
Ghucking his corn this week.
Earl Flannery made trip to the
valley last Thursday after hogs.
Eliza Clay and vile returned from
Rocky Ford last week where he has
been employed at the sugar factory.
Chas. Schultz and family made a
trip to Manzanola lcst week.
The surveyors are about to finish
this township.
The Catholic Womens' club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Belle Gal
lavan, on Thursday, November IL.
Miss Alma Hartman will leave to-
day for Junction City, Kansas
where she has accepted a position
with the Cole Bros. Dry Goods Co.
We sell for cash and will pay you
cash for household goods.-Witten.
myers Second Hand Store.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
THURSDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.

On October 2sth. the ladies OF the
Thursday Afternoon Club met with
Mrs. ID. F. Bartlett with an atten-
dance of nineteen members and one
guest, Mrs. Bert Widick.
After n lullaby. sung by Mrs. Jay
Johnson, Mrs. ID. C.. Roberts very fit
tingly presented Mrs. e. o. McCleary
and daughter Catherine Frances with
2 ramed picture, Age of Innocense"
in behalf OF the club. The club has
taken this way of adopting its young
est members. and Of showing its ap-
probation of their arrival.
The study program consisted of an
article on Cuba, by Mrs. Pyles. and a
history of Haiti. by Mrs. Stanley.
A discussion of tne two subjects
followed.
Mrs. Pyles rendered a beautiful So
10 accompanied by Mrs. Barker.
Mrs. Bartlett served delicious
two-course lunch.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Broadbent.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
Santa's S Coming

Childrens' Day November 13 from
with his samples on display so that
every boy and girl may see his won
derful line of beautiful toys. gifts.
books, dolls, wagons, games, guns.
dishes-in fact he says that he has
the most complete line ever shown
or offered to the boys and girls of
any town or community.
Santa is going 90 have a little
present for each and every one of the
boys and girls that are good, and say.
let me tell you he is going to have
several watchers to see what boy and
girl does not be good, and you know
he doesn't care very much for the
boy who is not a little gentleman or
the girl who is not little lady, so
You better be careful.
Don't forget the date and tell
your friends and playmates, and by
the way you may bring your parents
II they will promise to behave and
not get in the road of the children.
You understand this is an advance
call to Sanity as he is up to date and
believes in preparedness and that
the early bird catches the worm, be
on the job, advertise, toot your own
horn. in fact he believes in all of
these old adages that have encour-
aged many boy and girl to gain sue
cess. Be sure and come. Don't dis
appoint Santa and say don't come un-
I'll the hour set or he sure will be
mad. Your friends and Santy's A.
gent.-The Downey Variety Store,
Ordway. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
CROWLEY NEWS.

Mr.. Mann has purchased the NOV
ing picture machins owned by ]. w
McClain, Jr. and will run the show
hereafter. Mr. Mann is the one that
will have the building erected for a
motion picture show
The NJ. w A. gave a. dance Sat
urday night after the show. The
Musquawkie Medicine Co. fur
nished the music.
Several l. o. o. F. members from
here attended the funeral of Mr.. Wal
ters' brother l. o. o. F. at Ordway.
The Musquawkie Medicine Show
Co. left for Rocky Ford Sunday to
give series of shows there.
Mrs. ]. E. Collins won the ring CIV
en- by the Musquawkie Medicine
Show Co. to the most popular lady
in the vicinity.
Mrs. Allie Kutzer left for Kansas
Tuesday via Santa Fe where she will
make an extended visit
The bazar and chicken pie sup
per by the Ladies Aid at the school
house Saturday night, October Both
drew a fair crowd in spite of the in
clement weather. 500
Monday the ground was broken
and excavation begun for another
new building here which will be used
for motion picture show. The To-
cation is next to the Rink1e shoe shop.
Cora Beuhler had the misfortune
to break her arm the latter part CT
last week while cranking a car.
The Meyer Lumber Co. of Lamar
have purchased the Abbott Bros.
lumber yard here. The inventory
was begun on Wednesday. This viii
be branch lumber yard of the one
at Lamar.
Alberta Nelson, the ten year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1. Nelson
II III.
Mrs. Claude KILN, former school
mate of Mrs. A. l. Nelson's, who has
been visiting at Manzanola was a
guest at the Nelson home Saturday
Mis-. Killin's home is in Santa Ann,
Calf.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10

1920, at 10 a. m, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
IS HEAD OF CATTLE white
face COW, years old; l white face
cow, years old; l white face cow, 8
years old; l white face COW years
old; red cow, 8 years old; black
cow, 4 years old; 1 Holstein cow, 4
years old; 1 Holstein COW, years
old; l Holstein cow, years old; 1
Holstein COW: l HolStein COW; 1 HoI-
stein COW; l Jersey COW; jersey
cow; ! brindle COW; l spotted cow,
3 years old; l spotted heifer; 1 black
Eeifer; l black heifer; Holstein
heifer; l white face heifer; l white
fcce heifer; l red heifer; l red hifer;
L rd heifer; l black steer; l black
steer calf; 1 red steer calf; 1 req heif-
er calf; l smooth mouth horse.
FARM IMPLEMENTS lister; 1
cultivator; l wagon; 1 Sharples sep
arator; 1 sanitary cot; l dresser; 1
table; l pair bed springs; 1 range
stove; i kitchen cabinet; l kitchen
safe; 1 cream can; earthen churn and
jars; dozen fruit jars; dozen
chickens; 60 bushel headed milo
maize; water barrels, / large ket-
tie.
WALTER r. MARTIN, Owner.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05

olney-The Halloween party CIV
en- by the member of the Olney La
dies Aid last Thursday evening was
a decided success both as a financial
and social affair. Almost all the
candidates were p-esent and had a
grand time meeting everyone and
talking over their chances of election.
The ladies of the Aid gave short
program and later served ginger
bread and coffee tc over two hundred
people.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
Tuesday, Nov. 9

1920, at 10 a. m, the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
HEAD OF HORSES-Onc black
mare, IT years old. VT. 1850 lbs; one
black horse, II years old. W.T.. 1850
lbs; one black horse, years old, VT.
400 lbs; one iron gray mare, years
old, VT. 1900 lbs; one dark bay mare.
years old, W.T.. 1900 lbs; one black
colt months old.
HEAD OF CATTLE-One black
COW. years old giving milk; one
roam COW, years old, giving milk;
one red COW, years old, giving milk;
enc red COW, years old, fresh; one
spotted COW, 2 years old, giving milk;
cne Holstein heifer. 2 years old.
fresh next month; one black white
face steer. 2 years cid; one white
face 2 year old steer; one black steer
years old; one black steer, one year
cid; two red steers, yearlings; one
Shorthorn bull, years old; two heif-
or calves, months old; two steer
calves 5 months old; ten dozen chick
ems; Sixteen Poland Chimp pigs. W.T..
100 lbs. each
FARM IMPLEMENTS-O black
smiths forge; one cream separator;
one clipper wind mill, 6 foot; one
wind mill tower, 16 feet; one light
well pump with 2S feet of pipe; two
water barrels; 21a mile of fence, 2
wire; one Great Western range stove,
i hole; household goods and numer-
GUS other articles; one shed 16x14
feet; barn 2Ox2S; one hay house; one
house 16x24; one chicken house 18x
4; one LaCross lister; one John Deer
double disc harrow; one six shovel
Little Jap cultivator; one 4shovel
cultivator; one disc cultivator; one
Moline riding, 16 inch plow; two one
horse cultivators; two road wagons;
one spring wagon one buggy; two
corn sleds; one John Deer ch1nroeJ
corn sleds; one John Deer corn she'll
or; one set of single buggy harness;
two sets of work harness; twenty
ions of cane hay; four tons of maize
hay; three hundred-fifty bushels of
good corn; one hay rack 8 feet long.
FREE LUNCH
Anton Flarnik
CITIZENS STATE BANK, Clerk.
C. w. PURCELL, Auctioneer.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Logan Tucker has resigned his po-
sition at the Downcy Variety Store,
Mrs. Lawrence Kaiser returned
from Lamar one day last week, where
che has been visiting her sister, Bird
ie. and other relatives.
Mrs. Chris Bauer went to Colorado
Springs Saturday to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Rice, who is very sick
and has been for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Bone and
daughter. Gwendolyn, were the lun-
cheon guests of DR.. and Mrs. DarnelI
of Rocky Ford last Saturday. In the
afternoon Mrs. Bone was a guest of
the Rocky Ford Woman's club at n
halloween party held at the home of
the president, Mrs. Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Meikle have re-
turned from Kansas City and Iowa
where they have been visiting the
past three weeks. They arrived home
last Saturday.
School was dismissed Wednesday
for the rest of the week as all the
teachers went to Denver and Pueblo
to attend the Teachers State Con-
vention, to be held on Thursday and
Friday.
hhchoo ~ Vi tne N wv ETA
office left Thursday night for Ten
nesee to accompany his seven year
old son, Thomas to Ordway. They
Will return next week.
The Misses Alberta and Olive Nc
Coy entertained masked Halloween
party last Saturday evening at their
home. The house was beautifully
decorated in orange and black.
Dainty refreshments were served, 10
the guests.
A Halloween party was given at
the home of Joe Day on last Satur-
day evening A good time was en-
1oyed by all, it being q masked party
Dainty refreshments was served to
the following guesto: Misses Goldie
Case, Florence Sears, Vivian Collins
Margaret Downey, Ruby Oliver
Florence Fuller, Masters Robert
Leckey, Walter Stevenson, Glenn
Pedigo, Raymond Long, Lawrence
Cockeral, Ralph Cupp and Joy and
Edward Day.
Miss Dorothy Sellens and children
OF Bunker Hill, Kans., are visiting
Mrs. Sellen3 parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. ID. Haffa OF near Crowley.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Holiday of Pueblo is seriously Ill
with bronchitis. Mrs. Holiday ant
baby are in Ordway at her sister.
Mrs: Ward. Hhey arrived last Wed
nesday.
Miss Mildred Davis has returned
from her visit at Colorado Springs
with Miss Vera McNulty.
Mrs. Chris Bauer went to Colorado
Springs Saturday to be with hel
daughter. Mrs. A. F. Rice who ii
quite sick.
The Parent Teachers Association
which met last Thursday evening
was well attended.
Dewitt Horney was operated OIL
Wednesday at a Rocky Ford hospita
for appendicitis.
See our line of heating stoves be
fore you buy. We have good lin,
OF both new and second hand
Wittenmyer.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to Cur many friends and
ncighbors for their kind deeds of
helpfulness during the recent sick
ness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father. also the beautiful
flowers from friends and the / o. o.
F., Masonic and Women of Wood
craft lodges OF which he was a mem
ber.
MRS. l.. w. WALTER,
JOHN X. WALTER,
ELvIN HAYES WALTER,
MIR. AND MRS. IRA II. WALTER,
MR. AND MRS. FRANK MILLER,
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05

l wish to thank the voters who
gave their support that elected me
county clerk for Crowley county.
also deeply appreciate the work my
friends did in my behalf.
ELIZABETH H. MUIR.
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05
Public Sale

AS l am going to leave. will sell at
Public Auction at my place. twenty
four miles west of Ordway. eight
miles south of Cowan's store, four
miles north of Bladen's sheep camp,
four miles east and three miles south
of Cuckle Burr Springs,
The Ordway new era., 1920-11-05


To the persons interested and to
the owners of the real estate which
is hereinafter described, said real es-
tate comprising the district knowl as
Main Street Improvement District
Number One in the Town of Ordway,
Colorado;
Notice is hereby given. that the
improvements in and for said Dis
trict which were authorized by ordi-
nance No. 127 of the TowE of Ord
way. adopted and approved the ftn
day of juno, A. D., 1920. have been
completed and that the same have
been accepted by the Town Engineer
and the Board of Trustees of said
Town of Ordway.
That the whole cost of said Inn
provements has been definitely as
certained, and Is in the sum of Three
Thousand, Five Hundred, TweE.y-
one and 01-1O0 Dollars ($3.52I.0I,
said amount including five per cent
um additional for costs of inspection
and other incidentals. and also IN
Guiding interest to March /. A. D..
1921, at the rate Of six per ceEtum
&c per cent? per annum on the VAR
rants issued in payment Of said costs;
That the share apportioned to and
upon each lot or tract of ground
within said district, and assessed for
said improvement, is as hereinafter
stated;
That payment may be made to the
| Treasurer of the Town of Ordway at
any time within thirty days after the
| passage of the assessment ordinance.
assessing the real estate in said dis
trict for the costs of said improve
ments, and that the owners SO paying
will be entitled to an allowance OF
five per centum Is per cent) on all
payments made during said period:
That any complaints or Objections
made in writing by the said owner
or owners of land within said district,
and assessable for said improvements
to the Board of Trustees and filed
in the office of the Clerk of saiG
Town, within thirty days from the
first publication Of this notice, to-
wit: On or before, and up to eight
o'clock p. M. on the 22nd day CT
November, A. d. 1920, will be heard
and determined by said Board of
Trustees before tho passage of any
ordinance assessing the costs of said
improvements against the real estate
in said district and against said ger
son respectively, as by law provided:
That said apportionment io in the
following proportions and amounts
severally, to-wit:
Note: Whenever in the following
descriptions the number Of the first
and last lot Is mentioned, such de-
scription shall in every case be un-
derstood to include the first. inter-
mediate and last named lots, and in
the sum of money por lot.
Description and Apportionment.
Block SO, Lots IT to 80, $51.7s
each.
Block 40. Lots 1 to 16. $51.7s
each.
Block 46. Lots II to 80. s51.7s
each.
Block At. Lots / to 16, $51.7s
each.
Block 54. Lots 1 to 4. $61.7s
each.
Witness my hand and official sea
this 21st day of October, A. d. 1920
(Seal) JOHN B. ESTES,
Town Clerk of the Town of Ordway
I Colorado.
First publication October % 1920.
Last publication November S, 1920.