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Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

nothing witsisus him. She looked into
the house and. saw him sitting in his
chair in the living room. She saw him
stamping into the kitchen in his muddy
feet. In the dining room he sat grum-
bling over his food. She saw him
among the chicken houses. and leaning
over the wall looking at the colt In the
pasture.
And this was the dreadful thing Of
it; she could never put him out of her
memories.
The doctors car appeared around
the bend, and Anne watched 1t idly.
She felt like spectator at play.
more or less Indifferent as to the up.
silot..t. Doctor C0ogan sprang out He
was a little, gray-bearded man with
bright eyes behind convex lenses.
ALLOW Is hep
ALE hasn't stirred" II.
"rll 90 up. Suppose you wait here.
Mrs. Finch" ~
isn She resumed the dreary waiting.
But she knew now that that dream OF
freedom was never to be realized.
whether Tom Finch lived or died. =
The doctor came down. He was
smiling.
., How is he? Her heart was beating
,,furiously.
II woke him up"
'sYou-woke him up?"
Eyes, he was Just coming out of his
coma. IT'S all right, Mrs. Finch. He'll
null through now with careful nursing.
and be good for many more years of
life"
MANY more years of life" She
chewed the cud Of it as she watched
the car speed away.
And suddenly she knew why her
heart was beating so wildly. 1t was
because she was glad. 1t was because,
for veal or woe. Tom Finch had be-
come part of her forever.
She went quickly upstairs. Tom was
lying In the bed. his eyes open. He
smiled at her.
'The doc thinks I'm going to make
it," he said in faint whisper.
She kneeled beside the bed. "Of
course you'll make it. Tom" She
kissed him. She was very happy.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
n =. p. I.
state,ee cologase' SssSsS ssass of .Ralllps, IS.
= We 8. D'i5fif5 buppES isSssn nlaintft; d

l. p. DClJlIcSN. I'iitirtlti
Rose Levin. ssiai AssSsna ssS dun and TIfs Her.
Jr.. and !. HsO'N H. Thompson, % pefsndants.
The People Of the Stale of Colorado.
I Herman 1s l. senssoSk. @ nSafd Adam LlchtsnSsrs
Jr. and ]. H. Thompson: the Defend
ants above named GREETING: ~,
an action brought against you BY the
oSrs eSSys aRsa RSpss saSs n sss q Pss1s
within twenty days after the service
4 served otit q this County. oraby pub-
hsrsoa qsSs o ts as'sl Say ~
sersice:. or Judgment by, default, Will she
taksa s. .ss ssssss SS s
.ss,ss sss sssssd VIII y. .hs d :nsSn ri. s & ths
then TIN days additional To- the time Hers.
s fpSssS sUs ana Sng
TSs TSesfas saia aStios & asffs Il
| Judgment on four written sbtomis56ryt
NOTES for two. thousand dollars each, All
ssso sosefaer % win % aar sas MacSn
jadsnsnt on Twsnsy. .fSnr Int interest @ COUP COUP
each of the original. notes above mem
toned: for tht foreclosure of one GER
tain mortgage Deed nihde. aaxScuted and
delivered by NIsreal H. Levin. ,qpd Rose
Levin. husband and wife. to HERMAN III
Senstock, and by the said HermanV IA
Senstock assigned to. and delivered to
this plaintiff. together win the notes
the same was given to secure, for a
| valuable consideration before maturity,
said mortgage deed conveying the NEK
of Section %, Township . North of Range
+3 West of the 9Th p NJ, in Phillips
| County, Colorado. to secure the sale Of
said ,Nands for the satisfaction of the
| Judgment of the plaintiff herein, plain
| tin claiming that any lien or claim of the
defendants or any of them, is Junior and
inferior to the plaintiffs claim and mort
gageiA for her costs in thfs behalf laid
tout md expended and for all such other
| reliefssis to the Court may seem just and
equitable. plaintiff claiming q mortgage
above mentioned which is recorded in
Book %. page 47a Of the Records of Phil
| lips County. Colorado.
as will more fully.'appear from the com,
plaint in, said action to, which reference
/ is here made: "a copy of which Is here
| to attached and made n part hereof
And you are hereby notified that il
you fan to appear, and TO answer the
said complaint as above REQUIRED. the
| said pluintin will take default and judy
rient as prayed for In said complaint.
Giysu under my hand and,1he seal OF
| the District Court ut tHolyokt. Colorado.
i in said County this 18Th dhy of January
A. 2., 1928. - r,ifl ~.
| ,Se1D = o. IL. HELLAND.i ?
Clerk OF the District Court
First pub. May 11-last June H.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17


Fought like a wildcat, she. did.
your honor" he said, exhibiting face
stuck all over with plaster "She's
regular habitue of that thieves scat
ter down on Derrick street." Y
where's your mother?" the magis-
trate asked Di. N1
"Aw, 1 ain't never had none." an
swered Di loyalty.
ayes, we'll send her to the reform
SCHOOL, the magistrate announced.
Di was very unhappy there. She
despised the other girls. and she de-
splsed the matron. She knew, child
though she was. that In way her
own experience of life was infinitely
larger and more varied than Mrs.
JONES' She knew, too.g with tho in,
tuition Of childhood. that Mrs. Jones
secretly envied her. her experiences,
and that was why oshe was so bitter
against her. .sas4
Di took her time; the child of eight
years -shei'swas only six for property
purposes until q convenlenr
evening. and then dressed the dummy
in the bed. slipped, out. between the
bars. ~and hopping ablitheiy over the
wall. went as fast as her long legs
would carry her straight for. home.
"I'll never forgive that Mrs. Biggs,
never. for taking my .Di away and let
ting her be copped like that" said Mrs.
Cartwright. Gr
Its a burning shame," said Pan
handle Liz. "Now she'll forget all
she's acquired, and come out little
rut-faced tyke no good for nothing"
A tap at the door. Di stood before
them, dressed in her reform clothes,
pale and thin. but-still Di. And with
a rapturous cry her mother seized her
in her arms.
"Di. darling. how did you do itT
Gee. mum, that was easy!"
Amt they after your +'''
"Now, they won't know till morn
ing"
Panhandle. git move on you. Hus.
tie up some kids clothes for Di, some
how. We're going on the night train
to Philadelphia I"
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
sHealss,s NOTICE. OF sAlr

I;y Virtue of Special f.secution irsus
out Of the Clerks Office OF the pHtnt
Court OF Phillips County and state 2
Colorado. nnd to md directed. WHEREBY
am commanded to make the rum =
one Hundred Thirty.On. Dollars ~
Eighty Cents ui5i,soJ and costs Of aul
the amount of "A certain judgment ~
Gently obtained against !. NJ, Fulton
favor Of Orlando tiurton and tryin =
liufton. which Aaii Judgment WIS ls.
clnred 10 b. "A lien upon the folloH'nf
drnrrib.d property. to-wit, d,
The Northwest Quarter fNWtl
section Thirty-One tiD. Township wv.
90 North Range Forty -Four hil, w.
of the, 9th =, NJ. In phillips toun'ii
colorado, subject 10 all prior liens =
record IL any
Therefore. according 20 rald corinani
thnli expose tor sale, nt Public Aurtl.aa.
all the right. title and interest Of Nv.
nbov. nained ]. NJ. Fulton 10 the aln,,,s.
described property. on Saturday, the IVY
dny of June, 1923, nt 10 o'clock A, NJ y
tito Wsat Front Door OF the Court llpuS
IN Iioiyoke, Phillips County. rolorndo 1,
=. Dated ~ iiolyoke this eTth day o
March 1898
W. n. utsvAnp,
sheriff of phiiiips COUNTY
paie OF first publication May ~. ipli
Date OF last publication June H. 1879
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
The Thinss That
Count
%. 1924. western New.p aper Union,
By JUSTIN wENTwooD

+, 20. 1873, western Newspaper Unton) ii
I A NNE FINCH had bitter thoughts
- as she stood at the door Of the
farmhouse. So she had stood on many
an evening In the years that had
passed. But now those thoughts were
,tinged with surmise. For the thing
she knew in her heart she had secretly
,longed for seemed likely to come to
pass. Tom Finch lay upstairs In the
crisis Of his illness. ~.s:s; as:s3 /, /, !. :; I
Ct He had lain In a coma since the
: evening before. and he would either
come out Of 1t before morning or so
under. At any. moment the doctors
car might appear around the bend OF
the road. That was why Anne Finch
was standing at the door In the pleas
ant evening. ..si'i .s.j ',l,s /.
So She was ffty-two. and she had been
married thirty years. She had been
In love with Tom when he wO0ed her,
How had she ceased to care for hint
Such changes come about insensibly.
Perhaps. 1t was the cares Of her early
married life. the looking after his
home and the three boys who we're
born In quick succession. = ~
One of them had died, and me two
others had gone out into the world.
Now Tom and she were quite alone
alone with their hostility.
She had been the best of wives to
him in a materie, way. Together they
had struggled. they had saved. the
rented farm had at last become pur-
chased property. the one COW had
grown into h Dozen There were sheds
and stalls for the cattle. and Tom
Finch was known throughout the
neighborhood as successful farmer.
Yes, they had prospered. But their
love had not prospered. The memory
Of those racking quarrels of those
early days was still with her. At one
time they had spoken Of separation.
But then there were the boys. and
for their sake they had decided to
make the hest Of things. And so In
sensibly life had taken and CONSTRUCTED
her and crushed her.
But in her heart she knew that she.
wanted Tom Finch to die. And here
he was now. lying upstairs uncon-
seious. BY morning she might be free.
Freedom that would mean so much
to her. All the dreams OF her girlhood
came flooding back to her. Freedom.
But one thing could never come TO her
again-love. She had given. her love
to Tom. and now she was too old. -
Was she glad or sorry7 She tried to
picture the place without her hus-
band, bat the picture seemed singular
ly incomplete. She began to see that
Tom pervaded everything. a ubiquitous
picture
No, there was no part OF her life
that he had not Invaded. There was
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
The Property
Baby
~
BY CHARLES E. BAXTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

60. 1898. Western Newspaper Enlon.)
WDLEASE help poor widow. with
! an only little daughter, whose
husbands dead, kind nister!'
The charitable old gentleman
stopped, uttered an exclamation. and
pulled out dollar bill. Here. keep
this, my good woman" he said. "How
old is the child7''S
"Stx years old: thank you. sir"
'"You shouldn't beg In. the streets
with her. Here, take my card to the
Charity Organization society. They'll
help you."
"Gee, Di, we made 10 iron men to-
day" said Panhandle Liz when they
counted over their profits at the scat
ter ''YOur ma must certainly let
me adopt you"
. "Let you adopt DIP demanded Mrs.
Cartwright, her arms akImbo., "Well.
should! say not. DIS the, smartest
kid in little old New York. Why. i
get $40 day for her-Tm letting you
have her for $3.50 as special favor"
please help my poor old grandfa-
ther. mister. We're alone In the world
and we got our rent to pay, and there
aln't no coal this winter weather." "
"Poor child, poor chlld!" The pros
porous business man stopped and
pulled out well-filled wallet Here's
So for you, my DEAR" he said. "And
1 hope fortune will turn and favor
you."
"0h. thank you, mister"
. "Now. don't cry. don't cry. I'm sure
luck will turn some day. And he
hurried on with a sense of Joy In
his heart at the performance OF the
kindly act.
Say. Mrs. Cartwright. that kid OF
yours certainly Is the goods" said
Slicker Sam. at the scatter that night.
Real tears. How does she do It?
Keep an onion up her sleeveT'
"Onions. nothing" said Mrs. Cart
wright scornfully. 'That kids aireal
natural-born genius, and she's going
to make her fortune as actress when
she's grown up. Come and give
mummy kiss. honey-blrd!"
Diana flew to her mother and was
wrapped in the mothers broad en-
brace.
Say. Mrs. Mings Is willing for to pay
~ bones day for you next week. :
said Mrs. Cartwright. "She's going
to handle the shopping sales crowds.
But you keep your eyes peeled for the
dicks I couldn't AFFORD to lose you.
honey, though God knows I'd keep you
II you didn't bring in q red cent
On the next day disaster HAP
pened. They had been doing won
derfully when truant oficer laid
his hand on DIS shoulder. What hap.
pened next he told the magistrate.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Tho One That Fell.

In her own crisp dialect the Lam
cashire housemaid explained to her
sympathizing nelghbor what hap
pened when the canyasser called.
"First'e knocked ut { door," she said.
''Then e talked an talked until was
tempted"
Dear me-" lnterposed the other.
IAN. ye fell for .him!" 4sE
Sweet mercy. nay!" answered the
other. shaking her fist. "'Twas e that
fell. I 1t 'im."-London Tit Bits.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
euDLlc TRusTEE,s sALE

WHEREAS. Harry II. Neely and y
a. Nesly thusband and ~ite). whose
thelrss1 s1'urst Deed dated December
1919. and recorded December Goth,
in the office of the Clerk and Reco
Of Phillips County. Colorado, In /
100 at Page 237 of the records of !
tee Of said County the following Lam
Quarter II Section Thirty-three sA
township Seven 97). North, Range
ty-Seven (aD. West OF the Sixth d
Sixty ll6o) acres more Or less. in !
ID secure the pa ynent Of one prind
GDteo Ct even date with said Trust D
IsE Dgl. = eC99o. sg;s payable to the ordes|
the. rate OF Six per cent. fser an
payable semi annually and evidencel| l|
tea interest notes for 5000 each.
And Whereas. Default has been N
FBy' the said grantors in said Trust
&c ss q hs SS g.
terms Of said N0st Deed III this. .to.l
That seid Erantprs have failed to
SAID principal note when due and \
|'failedlste nay the. annual ltntcrest due
onrl5nspai 5n aIss 49, q a. sglx 81 lss
i9f2 .for SSo.ee Jan. /, aisSS for .isi
ItsNeither have the 1919, 1890. or 1921 /,
lbeen paid by the 0rafitors. 3 .
n And Whereas, The legal holder ,ot
repre9ented by said ,
tice and demand in writing. decla,
said default and electing to declare
whole debt represented by s1id mote,
intetcst thereon to date. OF sale due
payable, and demanding the sale of
Hand under said Trust Deed.
,tNOw Therefore,. Public Notice Is n
bX. ,Hiven that. pursuant to said moi
Stection and demand. and under and
VIRTUE Of the. authority vested in m:
said Trust Deed and the law, 1. T,
Hafgrenves. Public Trustee OF said
lips County. will sell the above descr
land for cash, at public auction, to
highest bidder at the west front doc
| the, County Court House. Holyoke, {
rado, in the County of Phillips.
State of Colorado. on Saturday
nineteenth day of May a. d. 1923
10 O'Clock in the forenoon for the
pose of paying said note. interest
date of sale, taxes. ETC., and the
penses Of this sale. and Will give to
purchaser thereof certificate o:
chqse therefor. as provided by law.
| Dated April 18th. 1928. IS
| ~, "a, n II. ,IIARGREAyES.
l.o -. , Public Trustee OF PHI
County. Colorado
First Publication April 10th. 1923.
last Publication May nth. 1929.
2
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
His First Love Affair.

at" began and ended when I was
ten years old and the proud possessor
Of a. new bicycle. which l rode to
school. One evening invited the
ss.maid OF my desire" to ride on the
crossbar. Just as she was about to
climb on along came young fellow
in an auto. stopped and invited the
school CHILDREN to ride. Away ran my
adnreti one and wac left in cloud
OF dust.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
ODD Experisnee.

While attending program few
years ago.everyone was greatly fright
ened and- started to rush towurvf. the
door when cmckiing noise was heard
and the 'foor begnu to give way. It'was
all over In a second and we resumed
our seata remembering that the f0or
was just q few inches abOve-s the
ground and no; serious damage could
have resulted even II the fioor had
-Iafien.-C Chicago Journal
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
sngRlFF,s NOTICE OF SALE

f;y Virtue Of Special Execution iFsel
out of the Clerks office OF the piEinl
Court OF Phillips County and State 4
Colorado. and 20 ma directed. whrfc
rin commanded TO maze the sun
SiNty-Fiyo Dollars and Ninety Cod
'S6s.aOl. the costr OF suit the nmoud
OF = certain Judgment recently obtnind
against The Amherst Improvement Cor
pany, in fnynr OF Orlando burton 4
Irwin 7. burton. which said Judgment "A
declared To bc a lien upon the follows
dencribed property. to-wit;
Lots .. j, and I. In Section Five n
Township Elsht nD North. Rang. Fort
four ND. west OF the sth y. NJ. In pm
vtpf County. Colorado. subject to all prts
ptnr of record. if any.
lThareforr. according TO said eomrpna
shall expose for sale, at Public Aurtet
all the right. I'll. and interest of y,
nlese named Amherst Improyemes
Company TO the above described prope'
". ON Saturday the f6th day OF inns
1913 at 10 o'clock A, NJ. at the No
lFpont Door OF the Court House In 10
yoke. Phillips County. Colorado,
Dated a, Hoiyoke this ssth day :
Mhreh is-'' az "a ,rv.,,
sheriff Of Phillips Court.
Date of first publication May ~ is.t
Date OF last publication June ~ tesA
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

state OF Colorado. County OF Phillips
''In the y District w.;r Court s,,,,,,r
''si VS.. 80 5s.-f
Christian n. sommer. Executor o.
Estate, ,.of Catherine Sommer, Deco
ed. Aline CARRIER, Eliza Orendc
Anna SomIner. Madeline Fuher. cha
tian N. Sommer, Edward Orenda
Ella Orendorff Silverton. Matte Oh
dorff Elliott. Aline Sommer and Lii
May Hasel. heirs at law. legatees
.devisees of Catherine Sommer, {
ceased, Defendants. .sl,s
The People OF the State Of Colorado.
To Christian n Sommer. Executor
ceased. and Aline CARRIER. Eliza or(
dorm. Anna Sommer. Madeline Fuh
Christian n. Sommer. Edward Oh
dorff. Ella 0rendorI Silvsrton. MAI
Orendorff Elliott. Mline Sommer, {
Lillian May Hasei. heirs at Law. le}
tees and devisees Of Catherine Somr{
Deceased. the Defendants above naml
Greeting:
. You are hereby required to appear
an action brought against you by
above named PLAINTIFF in the Dist5
Court of Phillips County. State OF Cd
rado. and answer the complaint therl
within twenty days after the ser,l
Il served out 81 this County. or by 81
licatfon. within thirty days after the 4
vice hereof. exclusive Of the day OF 4
vice; or judgment by default will
taken against you according TO 4
prayer of the complaint And II a q
of thu complaint IN the above .entill
action. be not served with this summJ
or " the service hereof be made outI
this State. then ten days additional
the time hereinbeforc specified for
pearcnce and answer will he allo5
before the taking OF judgment by
fault as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to OBJ
decree OF Court finding and determl
ing the amount due and owing TO 4
pinintin upon certain notes executed
Catherine Sommer. nov deceased. d
to foreclose Plaintiffs mortgage I'd
the premises described as the Soul
west Quarter tsWbl OF Section Twen1
seven l2D. In Township Seven
North. Range Forty-Six ft6l Wes,
the 6th r. ~, Philips County. Coz
ado. as will more fully appear from
complaint In said action TO which \
erence Is here made: "a COPY OF ,gk1
lis hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that
you fail to appear. and to answer
said complaint ms above required. 4
said plaintiff viii take Judgment By
Given Under MY hand and the Seal
Aatd. Court. at Ifolyoke. In said Couni
this s6th day OF March. A. D. 1898,
tSeaD q. II. HELIANn
I,s Clerk OF District Cour
Phillips County. coloral
First publication May 3-iast May ~.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Great Scheme.

. One movie director can get his ac-
tors 10 follow him perfectly. His
scheme Is simple enough. too.
"You're fine actor. Walter" he
.yeils. Register Joy"
Walter registered Joy.
"T'iat Is. you used to be flne actor.
but you're slipping. Now register dis
gust" And Walter does.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

For sale:-i2-25 Huber Engine.
nearly new. Plow. two John Deere
Binders. s foot tapdem disc. 1920 Tt.
tan tractor.-R. c. Stout. 81
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

For sale:-Library table. good. rug.
bed. hand.washer.-Mrs. w. A Beard
COG Baxter Ave. sA
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

For Saie:-Emerson disc gang plow
nearly new. priced right.-F. d. Ho-
falling. 3?tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
SUMMONS on APPLICATION FOR
STATE OF COLORADO. Nt

W "oo 81
In th1 lu"iS D.spric, q t,hli5aRs' codrt , So 90,
{. a. Miilngc. pinlniiT
Any unknown heirs srsSss y. Mary H.,
DECEASED, and ali OTHER prrrors or mar
ues unknPwn, claiming any right.
utlc. estate. lien or interest In The
RAJ estate described IN the applca-
,,,,l uen herein, Defendants. .1- I,
the. ebov. named Dcfendants--Grc.t
You. are hereby run,noned and 70.
uuired TO answer the application OF the
tnniicnnt ilnintin In the above entitled
lowing lands situate In PhIliips co,in9x
aNEa( OF Section seventeen fi,np"ffa fpa
,a,own.hlp sis 80 North Of Range forty.
Nv Nv" W. Mest q the 9Th =, 81. Subjeet
Isccords OF Phillips County. a.o!orndo'
Tot the US. of the Farmers Loan Corn.
pahy. subject 10 one Mortgage Deed
iyr Asbo.po Dollars. recorded I'M Hook
i,ns iigS pas. t's: q The Records o. Phil.
nnsNcr % the said Application, In m.
nmrr or the Clerk OF said Court. In, 4aail
county, within tw.Bty DAYS after th,'
r"rylce OF this niiinmons upon YOU OK.
~ 'us.' Sn. 90, ot we uny Of sneh ssryigs. and
within the time aforesaid, the npplieani
plnlhin IN this netionl.wiil apply 10 The
Court for th. relief demhiided In IN. M.
pllraiion herein, '''' "'
witness o, ~. ilcllnnd. Clerk Of said
~ snld County aud State. .ihis gth d,,x
'sea6 OH. nnf.f.ASps
First pub April sc.-la.i May i,.h'. ''''S, pe
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
WANT ADS

WANTED am always In the mar.
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. 80-tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
NOTICE 81 AoIusrMeNr oA,

Estate OF Daniel Edwards. Deceased,
No. $50.
All persons having claims against 81
estate are herby notified TO present thd
for adjustment 10 the County Court !
Phillips County Colorado. on the Y
day OF Iune a. y. le:S.
IDA DAVIS.
ENecuiriS OF estat. OF Danis
Edwards DeceasS
First pub. May s-last May 81,
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

netiee:--if the party. who is known.
viii return magnetic aiken from trac.
tor near paoil. belonging to T. s. Dar.
klcy no questions will be asked. 57.2
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Cll1n-Dipped Cords
Gaining New Fame for Service
1919 Sales Increase In Last Six Months
Shows Trend Toward Flrestone

The public has emphatcslly spoken. The popu-
lar preference In all territories Is unmstakahy tho
Frc~tone Gum Dipped Cord
A standard Of service has been set by these IA
mous tires without parallel In the past, II has
brought sales lncreasc OF io49o for the past six
months over the same period Of year sgo-the
greatest gain In all Firexfone history.
The Firestone Gum Dipped coed 1. the mighty
achievement which has enabled Firestonc 70 break
the tremendous record Of past Fireztone succc1s.
The tire buying public has been aroused to the
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17

Pure White kersian Seed osss:-for
sale. Phone 3soe, 10 miles southeast
OF Holyoke. 50
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
sAEalFF,s NOTICE OF SALE

by virtue OF special Execution is
sued out of the Clerks Office of the
District. Court of Phillips County and
State of Colorado and to me directed.
whereby am commanded to make the
sum of Twenty-Six Hundred Eighty and
NinetY-Two Hundredths Dollars.
t$2oeD.92.D and costs of suit. the amount
Of certain judgment recently obtained
against +. a. Reynolds In favor of VIII
liam L. DiclSerson. which said judgment
was declared to be lien upon the. fol :
lowing described property. 'to-wit:
The E2rthyest Quarter tNWHl OF
c). North of Range Forty Four t4i),
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
together with all and singular. the tene-
nicnts. heredltaments and appertenapces
thcreunto. belonging or. in .apywfse '.ab.
pertaining. F' sH- :.
I Therefore. according to said command
shall expose for sale. at Fublic Auction.
day. the eth day or jnns. .i9ss, at 10
O'clock, a. NJ. Mt the West Front iIAjor
|of the Court House in Holyoke. Phillips
County. Colorstdo.
+, 'Dnte. at Holyoke this lith day of Ma.