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Bargain For Quick Sale.

Ten acre dairy farm, one-half mile
from Oakland; 7-room house; gas and
all convcniences; good small barn,
other outbuildings and garage; small
orchard; also , cows and all machin-
cry; chickens. Everything ready to
move in and farm. Win sell farm
seperate from personal property. For
Particulars, apply to HAMILL &
GONDER, Real Estate, Oakland, Md.
Advertisement Aft.
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FARM FOR SALE

\ good productive farm, we'll
Watered by a small creek and
several good springs; fair build
ings, for sale with crops on to
quick buyer. Farm is located
about one and a-half miles west
of SWanton on the road from
Wilson. painter" school house
on farm.
| also have three fresh cows
for sale.
Gail on Or address,
JOHN W. HOWELL,
SMAntOn. MarNlanI.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The undersigned, incorporators of
THE CASTLEMAN VALLEY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, in compliance
with the law, do hereby give notice
that on August 18th, 1923, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, to four o'clock p. NJ,
books viii be opened for receiving
subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
said Railroad Company at the office
Of THE COMPANY, Jennings, Gar
rett County, Maryland.
WILLIAM A. MORGART,
LOUIS A. MORGART
BRADFORD l.. GIBBS,
ROSS P. CLEMENTS,
PAUL a. TAYLOR,
2O-5t incorporates.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

This is to give notice that the
Board of Education of Garrett coun-
ty, Md, will receive sealed bids at its
office in Oakland until u o'clock noon
Of
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will is duly probated IN the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, he will, rs
executor, offer at public sale to the
highest bona fde bidder, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST /. 1928,
ct the hour of twelve o'clock noon on
said day, at the home of the late Ohio
II. Fazenbaker, on the Meadow Noun
tain public road, about three miles
east Of Bittinger, the following de-
scribed real estate;
LIST. All that part of the tract of
land called "RepubHc," containing one
hundred acres, which is described in
a deed from Joseph r. Anderson ct Tx.
dated December II, 1879, and duly re-
corded in Liber W. H. T., No. /, folio
G26, etc, one of the Land Records
Of Garrett County.
2nd. All that other parcel of land
adjoining the aforesaid tract, contain
ing fifty-fivc and one-half acres, COM
posing the home farm of the late Ohio
II. FaZenbaker and which is described
in deed from Charles NJ. Miller ct
uX. to the said Ohio H. Fazenbaker,
dated October !. 1896. and duly re-
corded in Liber z. Z. T., No. 30, folio
524, etc. one Of the Land Records of
Garrett County.
3rd. All Of the undivided one-ffth
interest Of the said Ohio Il. Fazen-
baker in part Of a tract Of land
callad"Glen Eyry, containing twenty
five acres and located about. three
miles east from the home place on the
same county road, and described in a
deed from 0. c. Fazcnbaker ct uX. to
the said Ohio II. Fazenbaker ct al,
dated June D, 1888, and duly record
ed in Liber z. Z. T., No. -, folio $50,
etc, one Of the Land Records Of Car
rett County.
Especial reference being made to
each fthe aforesaid deeds and the
records thereof for more particular
description Of said various parcels of
land.
The home farm is under cultivation
to the extent Of eighty acres, and in
cludes an excellent orchard of about
one hundred trees, is well watered
with an excellent spring, is improved
with a good dWellingahOuse, barn and
other necessary outbuiIdings and pro-
duces good crops. Said property also
has about seVenty-tiVe acres of valua-
bic hardwood timber, about one hun
dred thousand feet Of saw timber. The
twenty-five acre tract is entirely tim
Der land with no improvements there
on.
Possession VIII be given to the pur-
chaser upon the ratification Of the
..8lI E4-s q /, I4r,- l. g
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STATE OF MARYLAND

STATE ROADS COMMISSION
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Notice TO CONTRACTORS
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al Z. R. JONES, Trustee.
19-3t Oakland. Md.
Fred. \. Thayer, Attorney.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Law CE.cos Of Noan- and I-ppeI, Attorney
- Law, Cumberland, Maryland.
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SWAN and COLEMAN

&c Alder St. One door above Gas Office
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STATE ROADS COMMISSION

STATE OF MARYLAND
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Located About Three Miles East of
Bittinger Along the Public Road
Through Meadow Mountain

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority given to Charles S.
Fazenbaker under the last will and
testament of Ohio H. Fazenbaker, late
Of Garrett county deceased, which said
will is duly probated in the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, he viii, rs
executor, offer at public sale to the
highest bona fide bidder, on
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SEALED PROPOSALS for build
ing the following bridge:
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SWantOn, Marylan
, 1923-09-12

p6c(6U l0at Wll0in - week OSAKA y
Kobe viii have a po-uiation OF 100000.
Shanghai, Sent. 9Th. The British Vice
Consul At Yokohama was killed in The
earthquake, says a British naval wireless
rec wed here The wife d Surgeon
Con. lander Kingston. who was in charge
of the Yokohama naval hospital. a.SD was
killed, but the remainder OF his staff and
their families escaped. The Swiss Minis.
ter and the personnel Of the Legation are
safe The German Consul General ami
his family are also reported to have es-
capped.
Osaka. Sept. 7b.-Ths Japanese Gov
eminent has procIaimeda thirty day nora
t0rium for pawn IS falling due tronSepJ-
ember LIST to Sep lbar Both. The morltO-
rum is inapplicaUe outside the zane OF the
disaster. Persons proiileeriag in essential
commodities are liable to imprisonment
for three years, or a fine of !. 900 ven,
while anyone found gully of spreading
rum0ugS with the object OF encouraging
rlOtln| damaging property, or disturbing
the peace, may be imprisoned for ten
years on fined !, 1000 yen. Ihe pranuiga
cation OF the moratorium, as we'll a, tna
edictS against DrOIiteerI0g an the clrcJ-
lation Of +; Ise rumOurs, ar made public
in the form Of emergency imperial de-
crees.
Geneva, Sept. S,h.-If Italy accepts
yesterdays DECISION of ,a4 Inter \ ...i
Council of Ambassadors, Gees. #lI
view her dispute with the Italian Govern
mpnt as settled and viii not pIsh /. re-
Quest-lo the League Of Nations 10 lives
tigate the crisis. VI. PJIICis, the Creek
Spokesman. told the correspondent ol4y.
NJ. Poulis added, however, that accept
ance by Greece was contingent upon
whether The programme of settlement
reached st Paris included ARRANGEMENTS
for the Italian evacuation OF C3lfu and
the other Greek islands seized by The
naval forces of the Rome Government.
Santa B rbara, Cal, Sept. 8 h-SeVeu
United STA es navy ~uesuoysrs ana me
Pacific mail liner Cuba we're wrecked
yesterday morning and last night. The
navy vessels crashed on tie rocks in a
dense fog off ArgueiIo Light, rs miles
north of Santa Barbara and the puS>en-
ger steamer en- a reef eff The sou,heud
Of San Miguel Island, IS niles off THIS
pUlt. twenty-five enlisted men Oi me
destroyers lost their lives IN The naval
disaster and all tire Geotroycrs were re-
ported as total losses. Tie inner "Cuba'
was reported to have sunk during tie
night, but all passengers and men OeDs
Of er crew either we've landed at Loean-
geles by the destroyer keLo, OF are on
their way to San francisco on board the
Standard Oil tanker W. S. Miller, with
, 1923-09-12

question of extending the Italian occupa-
ton but merely With The o. ject OF max
ing these islands a part Of the Corfu de-
tensive system. The occupation OF Pax
and Antipaxos by tie Italians was re-
ported soon after the occupation Of Cc~fu,
it would therefore appear that the IraI-
ians have seized further territory to com
pIet4 the ring around Corfu.
London, Sept. 5jh.-Yorkshire won the
county cricket championship for 1923
with a percentage of s. $50. this being
the second year in succession that the
team has been victorious in the county
cricket championships matches. Last
year YOrkshires percentage was $3.50.
N0ttlngtamshire was again second this
year, with a percentage of 66 90, having
been runnerup with a pPrcen a ce of Il.
81. Lancashire was third this year with
a percentage of 5000. II fifth place last
year Lqncashires percentage then was
56.42. Surrey last year was third with
$685., but was fourth this year with IS.
26. Kent SIS. IS was fifth, Sussex 1886
sixth, Hampshire 45 p seventh and
MiddIesex 1920 eighth.
London, Sept. 7Jh With c0mmuuica-
ton between the devastated earthquake
d st let of Toxic and the Southern Japan
csc ports Of Kobe and Osaka partially
restored by ]aerOpianes and road trans
port along the Iakaid0 route and with
tie )ick of Japaus well trained army di-
v siCns. which nave been cCnVerping ON
TIE uined capitol since Sunday. exert
il z discipline to restore order among the
hundreds OF thousands Of homeless, ne IS
from Japan begins to give some definite
icea of the loss If foreign life. There
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c. A. ELLIS, N. D.
Elsetrenie Diag.esis a.d Treatment
! (Abrams')
Phones York 24s1W; Arvada 2l4w
1887 E. Colfax 666 E. GrapdView
ORDINANCE NO, s.

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE
rHs rHshiS EoNEHl-T1dN NHEEAtTH PRevtpING R snE
IN AND OUTSIDE OF THE CoRPOR.
XH6a XIE LIMITS MITE Of FIT HE st,y THMN M s2E SE Ar
THE REGULATION AND INsPEc.
TON OF PLUMBING, DRAINAGE.
SEWERAGE A AND PLuMB!NG VEN:
SAID Town. PRovIbiNG PESAL.
TIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF
sAtp sAH pRpLNANcE pSnIS, ScA!S AND REPEA1s
4E q, g 1KPINANcEs !! p in coNFLicT
BE iT Ordained BY THE BOARD
oEEvTRnnsTEEs oE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF
sew9a1e and plumbing ventilation oi Iii
n, az and done ~ ssa such
persons and In such manner. and the
natestsls. pipes. faucets. tanks. valves
.d and other fixtures . , used n such constrns.
kind and quality ~ shall be qualified un-
def and confo7n 70 the reauirsmentS Of
this and any and al other ordinances Of
the Town Of Arvada applicable 10 such
matters. the requirements Of that certain
statute Of the State Of Colorado entitled: :
An Act relating to the public health
lation and inspection n plumbing and the
licensing. OF plumbers. appropriAtng the
fees. collected In connection Herewith.
ssSN NeTt8}h ItT tUe VI
station Of said act. and repeating all acts
n conflict herewith. approved April -,
III. and the rules and regulations com.
Code promulgated by the state Board x
Health Of Colorado In pursuance of the
authority E,ven Il by said statute or any
"a. any ny i P.esi.ian e. 1"" q IT: 81 @ my
Other ordinance shall conflict or h. In.
con.Ist-nt In anyvise with any provision
e sr :a' ia sts'' c:sr.o ss e The smsn. ss e
snd aid s cssdo u%s.ns % ,ns cads ssd.s -. n
d s.,'an ssrsr0i'"f fNs g ss.: .ss ,.:'ss' ,.,, fan.
eets. tanks. valves or other fixtures shall
e nssd IN cc"nsction With the cts,s,ruc-
tton {" Z. 'ns:a,i.sion Of ,y any plumbing.
tIon, and no construction. Installation or
rspsimsns Of 81 any pluTnSins ,, IN M in
.ss5 Il i sI 81 ;s l i w !; :s: sa +:
Mayo Of he II To~n % q " Written % plane . md nd
ns filed With he TS.n ,ss
othsr. work to be don. and n. ma,.nsi
Sna .."ss' re- !: 4 s,. .s ho.-s d ~ yn *
and the Hoard OF Trustees or Mayor.
r.JTeGssiv.y: ,s: q sn p.rnmi,s f.. .ueh ~,rk 81
turss. and the BOaro Of Trustees ~ May
or shall isrie n" such permit until q per-
init for the same work and fixtures and
mAtssials ,hnll fir.t hay: been bsi.si by
to the Bonrd Of Trustees or Mayor. In
case the work to be done rs.iulrs~ the
opening or uncovsTlnk Of any public. dis
exca vations In any public street. alley
or highway. special pssmit for the
making Of such. excavation rnua H. IN.
NIT, and the permit issued must b~ kept
on the ground during the whole time
that the work y In IroErsas and exhibit.
ts~A, town Officer ~ other person who
may Ask to ses u: and while such work
N laying snd connecting sewers In IN
~ me. red flags In the daytime. red lights
at night. and sufnclent basT'uAdse shall
be displayed and erected 10 Ruafd. lro.
from excavations and other OperatiaR.A IN
such public streets ard alleys. A charge
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share OF ono-eishth d-S) interest In
the Swadley Ditch as mentioned In
the Deed recorded In book III. at
page lia Of the Recorders office OF
machinery and equipment. furniture
and fixtures now located In and upon
S M,n tSa, estnt, above described; ss,id
nnnSnfnrry nm,i f,s,N,, anH a equipment, fnrniture
described nv follows, to-wlt:
l tube trimming machine with mot
orr tube vulcanixers; 10 tire bucks:
trucks. rails. ctc,; tube rolling ma
with molds; l Burnhain steam pump
, and piping; !? casing ,vulenniIers with
tanks, pumps and one motor; (? large
Slsstric motors with switch hoard,
miS;Tv mStSr o"Srh' m;I,i ,s' stss' rubbcr mills.
or. motor and switch board: i bead
machine and motor: l Pncriexs rub
Win VIII eS''M Sr.,in md motor; ! fabric preSs
imachincs; l casing washor: lot OF
liners and rolls; / large aasrtmnt
OF .tn, tables ,,,., and work bcnch"s; large
large assortment Of stripped rMSbsr
books with racks for same; All sheiv.
;nf; ! ~ a.."rtment OF SCRAP hoxes and
rHm, rMns WIN Sont.nt,; l large Assort.
water tank for testing tubes: l wiring
ar with bcnrh. ctc. assortment Or
s@sts ,as. n or dies: ! large assortment Of
al .H"s sS: Ss: OF OF rs s,n SomSSs.a .ssa, 's ss
..sIsn.ry HIss Ps,sm ss1S platform .s.Ic? 1; :s.1;
n,nn mSni y TRY racks: small water
ere: iarEc storage. wwtcr tank;
MrYc assortment OF tim building
tools. machinery and cauipment: ! hot
chinsry. moids. CORES. tc"ia ctc'
assortment OF oil tanks ard spntsnts:
Eord r,,~d.tsr. Motor No. S,N, -:
J M9isl II. International Truck. No.
truck. Model T'"s'sN T. %.T No. GeSsT;'i s'ism; Tot ioe
OF compound: large assortment OF
rastebosr,i boxes knocked dow; j
,arr n;n.. r,,sr n.,ortmcn, nn. Of tube hcs ;. 2
lot OF disCarhei m'chincry. lrc.uding
motor. roller for mil AMI mnk: / as
s"rtMcnt OF Hn,h"ar,'s: l assortment
men, % ismp black; ! National Cash
hest.tsr; ! wall desk and stool: /
wlrs b.neSp rSSp'I ssskt.r.nT sask large sHth "S,
flat top. de.ks; large flat ton
fs:s IRON ,..,, .ssIs,: :ssIs 'raI;; :aI; =. :ss;i:
library table; i Richie rubbrr srst.r;
chairs; !, Z ofiies chairs; ! No. ynd:s.
NWM iNpeWrotM ana bracket, I
Wales Adding Machine with stand
and motor: !: dcsk brackets; 4 Offer
bench: sctH sectional filing casao;
= wire lctter tsaSkets: I Wirc waste
baakets: iArgs Moser safe; 1 Index
card file and stand: / snvelope ssaIer;
] large assortment Of miscellAnaous
off'cc supplies. stationery. tools, etc.
! vacuum carpet cleaner: I mimso-
graph: offic. carpets: long strip Of
fiOsr mating: ! International time re-
cordinK clock and accessories; I lawn
mower; I assortment Of electric li9ht-
Ing hnturc. including GIobes and
shades: 1 Ford Roadster: = fire ex-
tinkuiah~rH:
Such sale to hs at public auction =,
saturday. the 2sth day Of December, A
2 ia:5. at u. hour q 10 o'clock a. N. q
ne main entrance of tho factory Of s.It
defendant. Tho Midwest Tire MmnufAo
uring Company on Grand View Avenue
y the Town OF Arvndn, In the County a,
IeffsrsOn and State Of Colorado. 10 m.
highest and b~St bidder for cash,
GARY g. KERR.
Sheriff OF jefferson County,
Colorado.
lAst Publication Decemb~r q. A. y. iS1
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Notice Ii hereby given that !, X.
O. Graves. Mortgagor. will offer for
sale to the highest and best bidder,
the following described property. TO-
wit:
One Ford Automobile, Model T.
Touring, Motor No. 666222l.
Said sale 10 made under and By
virtue Of chattsl mortgage dated ths
LIST day Of December, 1922, given BIZ
A.: Marcum, to the undersigned, and
will be held at the Graves GARAGE.
Arvada. Colorado, at 2 p. M, on The
10Th day Of December, 1928.
Terms: Cash.
X. o. GRAVES,
MOrtgn1Or.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The next annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Clark Lateral
Ditch company will be held at the
School House District No. o. Jeffer-
son County. Colorsdo) on December
10. 1928. at One-Thirty r. NJ. for
the purpose OF elcctinR . board Of
Directors for the ensuing year, and
To transact any other business thst
might properly be brought before
such meeting.
THE CLARK LATERAL DITCH
COMPANY.
per NJ. J. Wcbber. sec'y.
First publication. Nov. 20. 1928.
Last publication. Dec. l3, 1929.
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The Community chorus, directed
! by Alexander Macdonald will ber;,
work very soon on some new music
preparatory to the concert to be civ.
en- quite early in the new year.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. F. R. Aldrich last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Cinnamon spent the
weekend in Longmont.
The name of Kirkwood hall will
probably be changed to Princeton
hall.
superintendent F. S. Davis has an.
pointed Mrs. L. M. Moon, Mrs. G, b,
Newcomb, W. Martin and Rev. w. J,
Gregory as members of the music
and program committees to represent
the Sunday school in working with
the Westminster school for the Com
munity Christmas entertainment.
Captain and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Greg.
ory, who are located at Camp Stot.
senburg, in the Philippine islands,
write that their camp experienced a
small earthquake recently. The tre-
NOR did no damage.
James O'Driscoll, who bought the
Whiting house and the nearby pray-
el pit, is now selling gravel from this
pit to Adams county, and it is being
used to surface the shoulderinp on
Federal boulevard. John Bowles
has been put in charge Of the main
tenance Of the boulevard and he has
several men and teams at work on
this surfacing.
The Pillar Of Fire have been given
the contract for improving the roads
on Westminster hill near the college.
They will gravel the roads leading ia
the boulevard.
George F. Holden's new house on
Federal boulevard made rapid prog.
ress last week. He got extra men
on it and the frame was put up and
the carpenters were working on the
roof when the storm came. The
house will be finished in kellastone.
Mrs. Kate Williams returned Mon
day evening from a visit of several
days with her friend, Mrs. Dhonau,
in Arvada.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Phillips and
family, former Westminster resi-
dents. have moved from their home
on Pennsylvania street to 1866 South
Josephine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valdivia and fam:
lily have moved to Louisville.
In spite Of the stormy weather,
there was . good attendance at the
w. A. c. dance at the Grange hall
Saturday evening. Visitors came
from Arvada, Broomfield and Den:
yer. It Is planned to hold another
dance TIVE weeks from that date.
Mrs. Muriel Wyatt of Denver
spent some days visiting Mrs. E. N.
Wyatt Of Lowell boulevard.
2 Miss Zella Morris visited friends
in Denver over Sunday.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE
State Of Colorado,

State Of Colorado.
County of J:fi.rson,
IN ~ TIE ; DISTtlGr GSuMT wITmiS
s3N AND STATE OF coIGRXDo.
Tx HHsk rlFsT 1F HnvSbT. vSSHbT!osSsl a..
Plaintiff.
TUE EEas4SS!sa H!PMHss ?!Hs ggarssS, XXI
A,n,,I, 4 ,cno,,HIr,o9HAATioN. May
SES'sSS. SEs' ;S|'a AssSFsfF ;SHa SFsFss =:
S444h SS4H4!1f' INK SHn et rnHfF xNt
yAbA' 4 .y4s .CyG4HsroHtATI33N.
TEnsTATE rRausr rGoM..
rrANY, 4 coEIoHATloN,
dAqEs dh2nHs n,,nMiM G. EnHN. ,!1M TnE
rAEY, A CORPORATION,
fiHE MASTfAcTHHisi
THiHE"SS' TiSN' A CORPORA
Defendants.
by virtu. Of a decree VI fofseiosur. .n.
ter.d In the above entitled cAuss ~, tbs
nm a.y ,,.l Of ssn,.mS.r; .,,. % a. % D. iys'. and p
lroyisionr of .hid deere. operates a. q
special writ Of execution irru.si out NJ
the District Court d s.id County of J.f.
she1if Of .,id County cf Jcff.f.oi. ..dl.
r.ot.J. IN favor Df s,id pIsinuff. Tho
First National Bnnk. n corporation. and
said d"fsndnb,s. Mary G~1rxisnnA No.
Knuu"y and John Emmett McKsnn~y.
IN. First Hta,. Bank pf Arynds. n car
fsrntiUh. John y, Whit. and w. H.
iAvs, against IN. .@jd defendant, T7I~
Midwest Tire Manufacturing Company,
corporation. and for the purpose ~ rs.
aiisIns ~. tN.si. Nh. amount Of n judy:
tn.a "b,nr"d ~ .nii cau.. nxains, A.d
last nnrn.-i defendant. and oSsts Of sAia,
etc. and by virtue Df the power. author.
ny ard directions u said d..;r~~. ! b~s:
by 0ffsr for AL. the following dsscrii~d
real estate. ditch and whi"r riKhts ann
p@gr.al property situate ~ the County
Lots numbered one ~ 10 twenty.
one ~, tsth inclusive. In tho 70.
subdIytston ~ the north on. hundred
and vxty-ssysn Us7J fest ~ i>o, mum
b1sd five 81. and The syuth twsrlty
ta) feet of Int numbered three ~.
Aliens Suis1ivL4W In the Town II
Aryafs, col1radb. tDxsthsr with all
biildinRs and iFnpsOvsfnsuts uSrs0n.
and together With the propNtionAts
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b. ". coaaSTock
PsiseiaS a.l PaessAaasias
All work guafanteed TO b fra
e1aso h every respect
Interior Decorating . Specially
Phone Arv. III. Arvsda. Colo
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W. II. VENARD,
JANE vENARD,
Defendant.
The Pespls sf TIE State Of Colorado,
To Jane Vsnsrd, the Defendant
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, In the
County Court Of Jefferson County,
State Of Colorado, and plead to the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof. II served
within the State Of Colorado; or, II
served out Of the State of Colorado,
within fifty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the dsy Of s~rv-
ice; or II served by publication, with
IN sixty days after the date of the
last publication; or said action may
be regularly set for trisl the same AZ
though such appearance had been
made and isau. had been joined on
such complaint.
The said action IL brought by
plaintiff TO obtain decree Of d.
vorcc. dissolying the bonds Of natri-
nony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground Of de-
.ertion ~ will more fully appear
from the complaint In said action IN
which reference IL hereby mHdc and
. copy Of which Ia hereto attached.
And YOU are hereby notified that
y ysu fall 10 appear and u plead to
the said complaint ~ above required.
the said plaintiff will apply y thu
Court for tho relief therein demand
Cd.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court, this 9th day Of
October. A. u. 1923.
MARGARET TREZIDE,
tSEAL) Clerk.
Fint publication December ., 1898.
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c ut est this pass aad present at the
door Of tie Federal Thsatsr.
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cHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

First publication November -. A. n. il
Last Publication Decemb~r q, A. y, I'M
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SUMMONS

State Of Colorado,
County Of Jefferson,
In the County Court.
No. 36bS.
W. II. VENARD,
Plaintiff.
W.
JANE vENARD.
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BRoADVlEW NURSERY
General line Of
Fruit asa Or.ansntal Trsss,
0ushss. Etc.
Three Miles Northwest Of Arvada
Telephone Evenings After 7:3O
Arvada 1882
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DR.. E. L. FOSTER
Physician and Surgeon
Phone Arvada "a
Arvada, Colorado

DR.. RICHARD RUSSELL
Physician 4 Surgeon
Office and residence:
Wadsworth at Grand Visw
Phone Arvada l77
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-08-03
CLEANING UP LIBRARY

housekeeping, RepaInting and Dec
Grating; First In Twenty Years
The public library Is undergoing
a siege of housekeeping. repainting
and decorating. The books, tables
and racks are occupying most any
place they can be laid and the big
moose head belonging to the child
rens' reading room is reposing in an
uncomfortable position on library
table. For the first time in twenty
years the library is being decorated
Each room in the building will be
done over, and the shade will be tan.
The walls will be painted and the
ceiling kaIsomined. A narrow border
will be placed at the top of the walls
which will be the only decoration
used. The main entrance room, used
as the loan room, which has fancy
wall decorations will be done away
with and the walls will be made
plain. A new lighting system will
also replace the old. Work was be-
gun on the library today by the
Anderson, paint and wall paper pa
per company. and 1t will probably
be the latter part Of August before
the work Is completed