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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Pyrex glassware to please housewife.

Delightful to cook in-p1easng to see on the table Ia complete assortment of this ideal cooking ware.
 Pudding dishes, bread pans, cake pans pie plates, casseroes, teapos etc., from 6Oc 75c 9Oc $1 and up to $3.5O and better.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Gifts to please the man who smokes.

large variety of practical articles for the smoker such ash trays tobacco jars smokers sets etc, in china, nickel and mahogany Most complete assortment in price range from soc Ito $14.5o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Holiday Fakirs
 Active in City

Perennial return Of holiday fakirs, frauds and pickpockets has occasion ed another police warning. Fraudu- representatives of the CarmeIlite Sis ters in order to sell holy pictures, have made their appearance, while heavy toll was taken the latter part of last week by pickpockets who mingled with Christms shoppers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Appeal Is Made
 for Needy Orphans

Churches of the state are respond ing to the Christmas appeal Of ex- Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, hon. orable state chairman of the Near East Relief, in behalf of the 115, 900 orphan boys and girls under American protection in the Bible lands. = Special collections are to be taken for the cause in many churches and Sunday schools In addition, Christ mas pageants will be given in many places
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Lustre pottery for gifts--here

Rich and enchanting in their various shadings of color
 Any piece of this pretty will be welcome gift and is to plaseprices ST. $5o 50 and up to $85o
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
'Lavenite'' pottery makes fine gifts.

metalized pottery in high polished black finish, bracing large assortment of artistic shapes vases, bowls jardineres and novelty pieces-vases idealy adapted for lamp mounting range from $125, S2.50 and up to $12.50.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Give dinner ware practical l--beautiful.

Select big open stocks for this enhances the value of the gift-for it may be increased at any time and broken dishes easily replaced. designs and shapes and big variety of set compost on piece set low $495 and up according to Der of pieces such prices $12 $1356 $1860 $24o and up to $51.55.
 English semi porcelain, very durable quality and sormen of designs that will appeal to the taste of dis crimnating peope-sets vary price from g piece set at $27 to a complete service for $67.
 Dinner sets from the land of Nippon-beautiful hand painted design of meritpriced low $5378 and up to $115.
 French china sets including such desirable makes sHaviland's and "Martin's Limoge in various styles and shapes from $39.5O up to $172
 Sets may be purchased in any combination to figure up to your particular limit as to price.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Brilliant gifts
 of cut glass.

Bon bon dishes, berry sets berry bowls orange bowls celery and Ice cream trays, and se vases water set lamps etc., just of the pretty things Sl5O, Y2 $35O and up to $35.
 Gut bud vases, 5oc 65c, 75c and $1.25 - Marmalade jars at $1 and $15o. Sugar and creams 75c, $1, $1.5O, $2.5O. Footed compotes SIPS, $1.75, $225. Cracker and cheese dishes, $1.75 to $55O.
 Handled sandwich plates: $2 30 Csut olass bo17s $1, $1.50 $225 and up. ' Vases, 5oc 75c $1.50, $2 and up
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
good music.

In fact you're just starving for ithappy otherwise enjoy the companionships of the home-but just that certain something that soothing influence of the finer sc-a happy thought turn to your Vctrola and n- stnct1vely to grand Carusobeter than any one could hear sings for you His matchless voice fills the roomdead and to sing from the stage again. but singing for youhere all alone that voice that has never been surpassed fills the room if it alive " Aida -'Faust''-lr lrovatore 'Pagiacci''-on and on he sings.
 Wonderful, solemn glorious-and then you realize it Is Christmas and Adeste Fideles'' sung only McCor mack can sing 1t and then Evan Williams singing Sar of Beth '-and calm has passed over you-that calm of satsfachonfor you have heard music just as the artist sings and they only render tail right at home.
 If you know who does not own 8 Victrola2 Could you hit upon happier gift? gift that will de- light for years to come.
 There none better than the Victrola and no better records than Victor records for the best artists render their music for Victor. ~
 Easy payment terms if you wish-enjoy the music your soul hungers for while paying for it.
 Victroas $25 to $375
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The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
FARMER ORGANIZATIONS
AND SELLING OF FARM PRODUCTS

must be farm organizations II the farmer Is 10 po
per The farmers get together and find or create better
market than they He must get more tor ms poue
and he must organize to do it
In this well be stated that too many teS
farm organizations the end The buying
end is not the 1t the selling end that makes OF
him. If raises big crop and can ind ready
market at good price he Is gong to make money even '
things he buy high.
get point better and to make the Illustration more
clear will the organizations of the men IN other
Manufacturers organize, but they
rarely talk how best and how cheap they can buy
product They talk about how much and how high he
sell 1t makes little difference to the manutaet-
automobiles what material costs long as Is IN reason
they have for their The Touring mill men do
the product and labor and so
if they have ready market at good price Is there
proper thing the in their organizations to
the end that they must have market and good
market for what they produce
Too many times farm organizations think first OF how cheap
they be able buy the commodities they rather than
how best sell what they produce be they too
much for coal We believe they but what they must work
how cheap buy coal but how high they sell the
products they raise 1t does make difference to how
we'll the farmer buy but makes vastly greater difference
to him if his and hay and bees and dairy products sell
good figure And right here may that organization
will bring better organizations per-
fected with the in mind of producing their
and buying in lots and the like losing sight of chow
best to sel that organization will oproduce the benefit the
farmer is entitled to receive
The vital thing, after the stuff is raised
that will profit As said before other organizations
exert effort to the selling of the things they produce
when farmer organizations will direct their energies beerng
the market for their products that organization will
vice and the farmer will prosper.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
MOVE TO INCREASE
CONSUMPTION OF BEET SUGAR

concerted movement 10 induce
ern states to make larger of produced by the
factories being made by the beet companies grow
ers' association and farm bureaus
One of the difficulties oud has been the prejudice among
househoers against beet the ground supposed
nteriority TO cane
Beet sugar manufacturers have been telling the
that there no difference between the kinds sugar with
out convincing them recently one
the big Los Angeles stores
SIX samples OF beet and six Of sugar arranged
apy and prize oil twenty vepound sacks of southern Cali
1orna sugar was offered to all who could the beet
samples.
Out OF 5000 guessers who participated the contest only
three guessed correctly
AS result of this demonstration. great augmented de-
mand said to have been local sugar product
John Barleycorn his successor has killed off
good many other fellows.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
NJ. r.. CHURCH NOTES
Sunday school 10 a. m.

Sunday school 10 a, m.
Preaching services by the pastor at
II Il. m, and 1880 p. m.
Junior league at p. M.
Senior league at $50.
Miss Bell will sing solo at the
morning service.
Develop the church habit by reg
ular attendance.
Convert those good resolutions of
last Sunday in to action.
An ounce of action is worth ton
OF resolutions.
We welcome you to the Sabbath
Services.
Fifteen minute song service at the
evening services.
Choir practice on Saturday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
The pastor is helping in revival
meetings at Sugar City this week.
The standard Bearers met at the
parsonage on Monday night of this
week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the home of Mrs
w. s. teen on Friday afternoon OF
this week.
j. A. SMITH, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S
Land Office at Pueblo, Colorado
December 81. 1921.
Residence established September
1913.
Notice is hereby given that John c.
Farrell, of Kendrick. Colorado, who,
on September 3rd. 1918, made Home
stead entry No. O373S4. for lots 1
2. Sla NEA. SEA Section S, Town
ship II s.. Range 58 W., 9th Prin.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make Three Year Proof. to estab-
iish claim TO the land above describ-
ed. before The Clerk of the District
Court. at Ordway. Colorado. on the
l4th day OF February, 1929.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William 7. Hill. of Kendrick, Colo
rado; James f.. Ashworth. of Ordway.
colorado; Charles A. Shannon, of
Ord~ay. Colorado; Walter Stubbs, of
kendrick. Colorado.
JAMES #. DRAKE. Register.
First Published Jan. 6, 1922.
Last Published Feb. 3, 1929
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
CROWLEY BRIEFS

,.,a IN. Crowley Camp FIRE
til, ovster supper at the s'"oo'
building. saturday January e.
picbard Gallavan of Durango Visit visit
ea a few days ago with Mr.. ana M's'
John Henry.
The third number of the iyssan, yssan,
course was given at the hisn s1'JU sa hy
auditorium. Friday, Decemoer "'' ~
the Barnabys.
The Camp Fire girls will serve S, Sys-
,a,s a, tho high school buiidlhs o''
nrdav January Z. commencing ~
"a oysters served any style
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. McCanrey ana
family were entertained at the W. ~
watts home New Years.
There will be a meeting. OF the
hoard of trustees of the PresDyterias,,i :,
church at the home of Rev. l. D
Hughes. Friday evening, Jannar! o.
Al members are requested to be pres
ent
Edith Macdonald left Monday Tor
Denver where she will visit her aui'
Mrs Lannine for week before leav-
ing for California where she VIII
make her home. She has lived IN
Crowley county for a number OF
years and will be greatly missed by
her many friends.
Mfr. and Mrs. wm Trainor and
family. Mrs. John Henry and SON
Dick. and Miss Nellie Trainor went to
Sugar City Thursday to he the guests
OF their sister. Mrs Al Houston and
family.
The Camp Fire girls hiked to the
old reservoir Tuesday evening for
weiner roast.
Mrs. John Henry and son, Dick, of
Crowley. and Miss Nellie Trainor
spent several days OF the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Trainor.
Maurice James who spent the holi-
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis James. of Crowley, returned
to Boulder last Saturday where he
is attending the University. He is
making a record for himself by tax
ing all the work allowed a freshman
and making high grades in all sub
iectS.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
.rrnLIC TRUsTEE.s Z


Whereas. Anna NJ. Gret
address Is Ordwny. COLORADO
by her Trust Deed. dated ia
1871. and recorded January
in the office OF the Clerk an
er of Crowley County. Col
Book 2. at Page $50. of tt
of said county. conveyed to /
Trustee of said County the
land in said County. to-
Southwest Quarter of th
west Quarter tSWi4 Of s
Section 90. Twp. 21. Souf
81 West of 9Th p. NJ, cont
acres. more or less: reservii
hereby conveying II privatf
way for irrigating ditch. a
isting along the West sid
above described tract of J.
gether with all water right
critics had. used and enjor
with said land, and particr p
half water right in the colo .
al. the same being one-lial r
right No. 47i. Also 40 sh; @
capital stock OF the Twin l.
eryoir and Canal Co, andit
to use of water representey
Also 40 sharts of the ca X
of the Lake Meredith Reso.
and The right ID use of we
scented thereby together II
bitches and didh rights ond
all rights to aud interest es
and ditch rightA of way. ant
er rights. whici have bee re
used for irrigation of the e.
scribed lands, trust to Inc
payment OF oif principa OF
even date withIsaid Trust oi
100000. pay-ble to the oI
John c. Vromai five yearsitt
with interest Iereon frol nj
the rate of s Der cent. mn
payable semi-afually andcct
by 10 interest otes for 1hci
payable on theA Sth of Julh'
18th of JanuaI of each We
And Whereq Default el
made by the laid grantOi,
Trust Deed in e performa h,
covenants and bnditions inn p
on her by thdterms of sus
Deed in this tdyit: That an
tor has failed b pay the selia
interest due okaid princip, o
January 1Sthi 1913 in Sir
of $4,000. Interest dbl
18th, 1878 the ic
$4,000. infest due Ar
18th 1919 inthe sum OF,
interest due Jly 18th. 191h
sum of SLOAN. interest due II
18th. 1920 II the sum OF N
interest due hly 18th. 1921
sum OF $104.d. interest due /
18th, 1921 il the sum OF 4
interest due lily 18th. 1927
sum of $l04.G and the mons
OF taxes for IN years 1918. I
1920.
And Wheret. The legal h
the indebtednls represented
note has filed nth said Publ
tee notice and Iemand In writ
claring said dhault and ele,
declare the wide debt reprd9s
said note and lterest thereon
of sale and ptable. and der
the sale of sail lland under 81
Deed. n
Now. Therdbre. Public N
hereby given bat. pursuant
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Come parents and BRING your
children.
Morning worship at n. m. suoJec'
Mary Magdalene and Jesus.
Young Peoples Meeting 6:3"'
Evening Sermon at 7:ao. SUP
ject. The Jubilee in the Father :
House"
Mid-Week Prayer Meeting f;"o
Wednesday evening.
Some one has said "all during the
week n man will profit from the rich'
os that God has placed on the earth
Yet on Sunday he will not have the
grace TO attend Gods house for one
hour" Are you guilty?
Come TO church next Sunday.
c. +. HARTMANN. Minister.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
xor,cr TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting Of the n..srSnir s,ocsr
.,lnrs az, ~ the Twin Lakes Reservoir
sot"u y rana, Company and The Lake e
\ Mersdi,h T Reservoir Company WIZ ,o', De
Msten ,'n,s na,t Monday. January 3. II you
nannn, near % attend these meetings be sure .',
eannD, ca aiye "a YOUR proxy to someone whom
von know will be present, ~ n W" W.
nortant that a large percentage onn u,
uroxies @ may be had at this once;
~ ''> NJ. II. HASSTEDT, sec y
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
COLORADO FARM BUREAU
AND CROWLEY COUNTY'S NEEDS

The Colorado Farm Bureau is doing some wohueiiui W ~
am, If would doubtless be for the farmers OF ooMe
county to make inquiry what the BurePu ana VIVA"
for the farmers The New in position TO ADVISE d.
- AZ - p,reo hnt we do know that is organization
commended by farmers others sections OF the state anu
fore If would be we'll for here to mlialze te
selves with the organization might be Just what Is aeSre
in is comfy G. Jamison Veta, is the president ana
F. Lamb of Penrose secretary Inquiries may be dree'e
TO either of these information about the Colorado
Bureau will be sent.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

Coronado succeeded in penetrat-
Ing to the Colorado river There
is no authentic record VI fur
ther explorations until over 200
years had elapsed In 17T6 two
Franciscan frlars. in their at
tempt to find the shortest way
10 the Pacific, went from Santa
Fe TO Utah Lake. The Great
salt Lake, however. was not
discovered until 1924. when
james Bridges, a trapper. In
wandering through this region
came upon this huge, inland salt
sea.
But the real history of Utah
begins with the rise OF Mormon
power there. Discouraged by the
agitation In Illinois and Mis-
souri,. the Mormons decided to
emigrate to the great West. lii
large caravans they Travelled
across the plains and in 1917
came to Salt Lake City where
they settled. Here they -four
ished. increasing their numbers
and by 1852 they reached a total
in this vicinity of over 1000.
Meanwhile, In 1913, by the terms
of the treaty Of peace with Mex
leo, a huge western tract, of
which Utah was n part, was
ceded to the United States. As
no definite government was ar
ranged for the control of affairs
locally was for a number of years
entirely in the hands of the Off
GERS Of the Mormon church.
They. accordingly made up
constitution and organized un-
der the name of the State OF
Deseret. This is a word taken
from the Book OF Mormon, and
signifies, Industry" Application
was made for admission to the
Union, but this was refused and
the federal government instead
organized the Territory of Utah
In 1850. The first governor was
brigham Young, the successor
Of Joseph Smith and president
of the Mormon church.
The attempt to do away with
polygamy met with little success
nntli In 1880 the Mormon church
finally agreed not to countenance
1t. Meanwhile. growing antag-
onism between the Mormons and
non-Mormons verged nearly on
civil war. Finally d general
amnesty was declared and after
many requests Utah was &C.
cepted as the forty-fifth state OF
the Union in 1896.
t9 by Mcclure Newspaper syndlea,sl
-
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
r CHURCH !.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

C.. NJ CENTER. Minister
Bible school. 9:45 a. m.
W Il. Williams, Bible school sup
erintondent. rsh;n
Communion and regular worship
at eleven o'clock. ;r
Sermon topic. "The Transforming
Power" l AL
Junior Endeavor at 2;;30.
senior Endeayor at 8:4b, y e1 q,
Song and praise service folio wed
nv sermon at 7::30. Sermapf topic,
"The More Abundant LHesisa .,lg q,
prayer service Wednesday ntsht %
1890. .,
The above services.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
NOTICE OF ADJusTAlI

Estate OF John Schlunegg
No. l5S.
All persons having clat|
said estate are hereby not
sent them for adjust me-
County Court of Crowt4
Colorado. on the 9th dayd
A. D., ia22.
CHARLES +. SCHLuWl
Administrator of ~
Nj ut & Meiklc. Aliorncye,F
First publirhed Dec. .. ~
Last published Jar. c. / ~
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
IN APPRECIATION

j. p. Laws and family wish to ex-
press their appreciation of the kind.
ness of their friends at the time OF
the death of their mother.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

Carbon papers-pencil or type
writer-in stock at the New Era Of
fee. -.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
IEASE STATE IANn

OIlIce OF the State board of Lond
commissioners. Denver, Colo, De-
cember 30, 1921.
r. Notice IA hereby given. that. Il. .c.
I,uston. whose p0btCnlc8 "a d6r6aa ~
ordway; Colorado, h9s .461ii aniI |.
cation No. B-S671sto leadel m IL ~
ing II n4, descriked scbSol land 81 1sSfs E .in
R,.sa sa Of Of sHetsoa Mssa. Sc f0N1SEi5 - /.
= =, Notice is further hereby given that
Mi n,,an o'ner persons desiring to file an an.
pheation to lease all or any mart n,
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

this tract OF land must
this, office prior to Februl
as no other application |
above described lands vii
cred after said date.
GEORGE STE
Register State
Commissioners.
First published Jan. o. l 4
Last published Jan. 81. l (
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

THE first
i white eN-
curSion into
Utah dates
back to 1910
when n party
of SpaniardS
sent out by
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
NOTICE TO srocKH0L

The annual meeting :
holders OF The First NJ
OF Orawuys Colorado, N
tho si1IrncfDrs Ho0ni In
at lsa0sRt ~. 'Euesdnys
1924 fAA tlss nERfs4
board of directors fpf
ycar, and for transNcti
business that may regui
fore the meeting.
II. A. BAR
Dec. .. 1921.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

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|. earno to Colcrndo 4. I
led et Arlington y ~ !
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Whitlock Of IN
.s..srv These mef.
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siilding, saturdsy
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a. '.ofsh state.
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, ia.. a.. sip TO Pueblo -
+ ir,Ii an Miss Mae Gahs' 3
a d nav to COLORADO 2
srvof 81 studies at COY
3 Res Miss Nellie Tra1
trus he guest Of reiati' Al.
pIlne tolidays, left ~
TrVs yhere she is te
=, 70 "a. winter.
srso, %e The crowley G
'e'ry' ssvl erve oyster SUPP ln
\ ,1n.. .r,, neucing at 5:3O
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fault b Mrs. F.. p. =
granta sladys and Jon,
,riorHa,ueblo Monday
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rms 81 y /, Chas. Burche'
,hn ipa, ~. california whers
,u"1 ,,lf ~. aa,I ID BY a cantaioSul' =
m Of I'D Robert ROSS
lays here With
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,presenta Ter to coutAnun 2
said Paw University
md in w Emerson Ea!
i l.. and - 1xeek IN org \. y
.ebt repitslof 10 feso0e
est thefeci ~. 4, ,Srsffv.
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ID land VIZ Wrli!,, =, q, ! -
Public M0enxe : 4 . a I,
. pursuart ! ~ HAIRY
d 1 demand, n, diphthe
! Of the I z = ....
lid Trust d Z
.owley ColIsas IN a
ribbed land a3Qr I I - ~ ~ y
10 The hlshststa
II front mt doot : N AoI -
use. at ord Me- q a,
owley and ahoif Iaays ~
-. Tim M ~. r " -. 4
1922, at ~ m CnnaAe
for the parr &;
he '''s's;' E sss;s.;, 4, !, s: " "
te Of purchas S.ss r
q en- a 4. WAlNBo1iI 81
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colorado, a. !
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Rock, Ky. '''' l:;!|s,
,.on oplislIsssssss: |: ! !
tjt0 !
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\ The sbs,s d.s,sslg s,,slg | q
public austIs,
pa1,y = c Court IN is.s' ~ (; - -
= County Of c,@s.r = e {.
81. sfs'

'llercof a e., ear,sli.s,l si's lse -
sheraor nfi as provide, /, sss.
GEORGE lWe
! Public i,,' g
ms mrs' plellca,iOn DrsEs !
''''st lfation In 4
,,TEic rRrsM'
,t,M,iMnss Mnas Jesse D. NJ
nl1l ,luaress Is ordway. Co..
COLORADO, grantOr byy',...
dated April loih. Il IA AZ ",
.,in, 81" -slh, 1870, in iAs a
clerk and Recorder Of c,,i
y, Colorado, in Boos ~ \
4ps Of The records a Y,
conveyed 10 slAespob', \,
said coApiy III 56lloV,,.
caVilyi&xH
Lots 6lk8 (si8d np
the north-xesI p3rter 4
Section one li)lLn foVn,,,
one Oils South Rang
t5l), West Of the stA !
gether with all water IA
and ditch rights OF way I
To aid lands or used d
therewkt and more
three-elehths (3-Sthsl q
No. i22 and three-elstl
OF water right No. i2iI
rado Canal Commonly /
Bob Creek Canal and
OF the capital stock 0
Lakes Reservoir and Ca
as represented by certif
and 32l and sixty l6Ol
Capital stock OF the |.
Reservoir Company as :
certificate No. 1872. or
the above mentioned
Lake Meredith Reser'
and the Twin Lakes
canal Company, IN u
the payment Of one pri
even date with said T
$4,000 90 payable TO
John G. Vroman, Fly
date with interest thel
at the rate Of s per &C
payable annually and
interest notes for siil
And whereas, deia'
made by the said g
Trust Deed in the peri
covenants and condi
upon him by the term
Deed IN this. to-wit'
tor has failed to pay I
est due on said pricip'
10th. 1921 in the sum
taxes for 1920.
And whereas. the
the Indebtedness repl
note has filed with 81
tee notice and deman
cIaring said default
declare the whole del
said note and interes
| of sale due and payaI
ing the sale oil sala
Trust Deed,
Now. Therefore
hereby given tha';
notice, election ana
der aud by virtue
vested in me by sal.
the law. |, George =
Trustee OF said Gro,
sell the above descrl
at public auction, !,
der at the Sonth !
County Court aou' a
the County OF GRO,
Colorado. on Sa'u, ,
of January. A. d. u !
in the forenoon !. !,
paying said no'e' ~ .
sale. taxes and .as IN,
sale. and will give
thereof a certificate
FOR as provided by
!, Dated December, b e.,
, GEORGl
Public 7
, County. I
/ First published pe, Is,
/ Iast published Jai