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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12
A n t i American Outb req k Looked for at Managua-
 Marines are Marching
ORDERS ARE ISSUED
Troops Will March on Nicaraguan Capital Regardless of Con-
 sequences.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The state de- partment has been informed defin- itely that Zelaya is about to crush the insurgents in the Bluefields pro- vince. Orders have been telegraphed for assembling 100 marines at League Island to concentrate at Bluefields and hurry an order to Admiral Kimball This makes likely that marines may confront Zelaya's victorious troops in stead of goine to Corinto. In the event that 'here is an Anti Americ n
 outbreak at Manaoua all available marines wi ba marched to tna Nj- c.. :.i!aE Capital regardless ul con se4ueH.es. Preparations beine; r;adt y Ice state department is scarcely distinguished from acts of war. lI.- mineat langer of clash betwee the forces f Iesaga and Amer.e,:.s 's admitted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12
BURKE
 MAKES BIG DEAL

In large realty deal. which has just been closed. William Burke. local real estate dealer, becomes the owner of the Jenkins .tal Langi 9,t places pust east of the city v.hi.n is very fine and most admirably ioeet1'l About 700 acres cf land comprises Mr Burke purchaseand for When he paid 32,700 The lani IS on the south side cf the river, and adjoins the Cotton Belt shops, making it most suitably adapt ed for the location of lnanufaeturins plants. The land is also yort .alf.- able for truck farming
 Little Helen Boyce, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. w. Boyce, is quite sick with pneumonia, at the home of her parents in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12

Oriental Hand Painted Ornaments Something rev and medium in price. l.. Owen. I-l8 I'm
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BAD WEATHER, BAD
 HOUSE, BAD SHOW

If the few Pine Bluff theater goers who braved the elements last nigh+ had not been so fortunate as to hava seen two excellent and we'll balanced companies present Charles kleins great American drama, The Lion and the Mouse at the Elks Theater on two former occasions, they might have more thoroughly enjoyed the show last night. Possibly the awful weather, which doubtless was responsible for the small audience, had something to do with the work of the company, but at all events it was not so enjoyable nor impressive as that of the company seen
 ere last season or the cast first rep Iesenting it here two 'c:."s ago. IT. Diay is the saol. and the scenery the same All know the story of The Lion and the Mousse. Those who ave mOt sttn Se plaH have read t'.2 book. The aggregation of actors sent to Pine Bluff this year by MT. Harris is not up to his usual standard. Miss Carolyn Elberts as Shirley Ross
 more, the splendidly drawn type of well bred American girl, does some clever work in her strongest scenes and is really the best member of the company. Walter Edwards. as John Burkett Ryder, fails to get as much out of the part of the money king as is required of him.. The other members of the cast do not win favor with an appreciative audience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12
PAVING WORK 10
 BEGIN MONDAY First Excavations for Paw ing 24 Blocks to be Made at Sixth and Walnut
THE FIRST CONTRACT
For CreOSOted Block Pavement in ArkanSas-L0caI Commissioners
 Lead,"0thfr>.

Weather permitting, work will be- gin Monday of making preliminary ar blocks of business and residence streets in Ithe heart of Pine Bluff. with creosbted blocks The contract for the work, aggregating and ex- penditure of $S5,000 was let several days ago by C. H. Triplett, E. A. ShepNardl and William Puddephatt, commissioners of Paving District No. 26, which includes Olive and Walnut streets, from Barraque south to Twen- tieth avenue,> and West Third avenue, from Main street to Walnut street. The initiative taken by the Pine Bluff Commissioners has opened the eyes of the commissioners of several large paving districts in Little Rock and al l contracts are to be let for creosoted pavelnents at the capital. Several other cities in the state are alive to the situation and are contemplating awarding several large similar con- tracts.
 The blocks to be used here are ab- solutely noiseless and sanitary in every respect. They are to be furnish ed by ihe Aver and Lord Tie Con- ;Any, of Chicago, being manufactured at their large plant at Grenada, Miss. The blocks to be laid here are made 2of seasoned Southern long yellow leaf pine, treated with sixteen pounds of heavy German oil. The local commits sioners awarded the contract to the Aver and Lord Tie Company, after in- specting the blocks of many other companies deciding that the blocks of the Chicago concern are superior to others offered, being treated with the heavy oil instead of the light oil, used by many other concerns.
 Vitrified brick has been used almost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12

exclusively in pavements here, but they have proven most unsatisfactory. They have not stood the heavy traffic and on every street the bricks are worn away in but a few years The local com missioners visited Chicago and other cities and made a thorough inspection of various payements, before finally awarding the contract for the creo- soted blocks.
 F. J. Wetterstrom, who has the coll tract for the work, hopes to complete the entire twenty-four blocks in three months. Grading will begin Monday and it is planned to lay a thousand yards a day. The first excavations will be made at Sixth avenue and Walnut street Several car loads of implements will arrive here in about ten days from Chicago, including mammoth roller and concrete mixer. Forty men are to be put on the job the first week and the number will be increased from week to week. A1r.
 Wetterstrom arrived yesterday. ac companied by Frank Powers. a rep resentative of the Aver and Lord Tie Company, and will remain here per manently and direct the work. Charles Nelson, an experienced man, also ar rived here with them and will be sup erintendent. The contract is one of the largest ever awarded here for street paving and when the streets are paved it will add materially to the general appearance of that part of the city.
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". '. ELLIS HAS
 PLEADED GUILTY Takes This Step to Save His Relatives and Wife Fur
 ther Embarrassment
DOCTORS APPOINTED
io Examine Prisoner nonagiiey Will Hear Pardon Appliea-
 ton in Form
ton in oIn

Little Rock, Ark, Dee. III. tSpcciaD ". I. Ellis, of Pine Blun. charged with the murder Of N ?. Willis, whom he shot and killed ill Judge =F'ulk's court room in this city, entered Il plea of guilty this afternoon before Judge Lea, before who he was tried recent ly, the trial resulting in hung jury" John r. Rutherford. his uncle, auI James X. Gray. one of his attorneys, were the only ones in the court room with Ellis, excepting Il deputy sheriff, who took him there at his own re- quest.
 Judge Lea refused to accept the plea with any promise of clemenCy. Ellis stated that he preferred to enter a plea of guilty rather than expose the Ellis family skeleton ill another trial ol permit his wife to suffer such em- barrassment again. Judge Lea ap- pointed Doctors Biedsoe and Sheppard to examine Ellis in the county jail Monday and report to him as to his physical and mental condition Judge Lea will pass sentence on the de- ] fendant at that time. John F. Ruther- ! ford called on Governor Donaghey this afternoon, but the executive de- clined to take up the matter until sentence is passed and he states that l he will only take up application for pardon for Ellis in the regular form.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12
GEORGE CARR
 GETS 5 YEARS
Former Pine Blufiian is Convicted of Mansiaughter and is Sentenced
 Killed Adolph Topf in Argcnta

Carr, formerly an employe of the Cot convicted of manslaughter in the and his punishment fixed at five years been sentenced Carr was formerly policeman in Argenta. While acting in that capacity he shot and killed Adolph Topf, son-in-law of NJ. D. l.. Cook. last July. Topf was contra2- tor.
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L. [. KAVANAUCH
 FOR GOVERNOR Pulaski County Man An nounces His Candidacy
 Against Donaghey H I N E M o N IS o U T Says He Will Not Run-Donagi,ey Announces for Second Term
 At Same Time.
H. N E M o N IS o U T

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 11.-C. C. Kasanaugh' one o5 >.ns moss>(ntluen- eial politicians fn this city and one of the best known in Arkansas No- night annopnced his candidacy for governor in opposition to Govern pr George '" Donashey, who also issded a statemeAt tonight saying he would
 run for a Second term.~~~Gorernor Donaghey says he will run on his re-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-12

Wen can take entire charge of your and look after, taxes, re- pairs, etc. Property is handled by a competent, experienced man. and you will get your statements regular ly on the 9th of each month.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co,
 12-9-6t
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II have purchased all lots owned by J. W. Monk in his south, western and South western addition No. 2, and I will be glad to sell any person de- siring lots in these additions.
 Pinchback Taylor Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. tf
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X large house on West 5th for rent. roOmers or bOaderS. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 12-9-4t.
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Long time loans on bottom planta- ton property. Very liberal terms and moderate interest.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 12-12-4t.
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On account of a break down of machinery at the gas plant last night, the Gra- phic's Linotypes were forced to remain. idle for several hours which accounts for the lack of news and the lateness of the paper this morning.
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RECEPTION IN
HONOR OF PASTOR
Seventeen Birthday Anniversary Of
Rev. w. F. LaIdIey, Of kahoka,
to be Observed. lF'

KAHoKA, Mo-, June 5.-walter
White and family left Thursday for
several weeks trip in the west, In
Guiding the Seattle exposition.
A reception will be given at the
home Of Mrs. Ben E. Turner Satur-
day in honor of Rev. w. F. Laidley,
the occasion being his SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary. Rev. Laidley is
pastor of the Baptist Church. All
friends in the city are invited to at
tend, irrespective of church affiliations
Rev. Laidley has greatly en6eared
himself to the people Of Kahoka, all
of whom delight to honor him.
Kahoka may celebrate, and under
the auspices Of the local woodmen
lodge.
B. r. Waggener arrived home Thurs
day from an extended visit In Thomas,
Oklahoma
Sam Wells is the guest Of his
Brother in Putnam county.
Prof. and Mrs. Roth left Thursday
for a visit with the latters parents
at Bryant, Mo.
Dan Forbes is confined to his home
with illness.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage OF Warren Trump
and Miss Laura Kearns Of this city.
The happy event will occur at the
lone Of the brides parents in Kahoka
next Wednesday.
Paxton Gilhousen, of What Cheer,
Iowa, was the guest of his parents the
first of the week.
James Hardness left Tuesday for
Idaho and other western points on a
prospecting tour.
Wells & Kelly will open their new
racket store to the public the 10th Of
June.
Will Kahoka get the German college?
This is now the foremost question be-
fore the people of tais city. We are
now anxiously awaiting the verdict to
be rendered this week at Gladbrook,
Iowa.
A fine program has been prepared
for the joint memorial services of the
Odd Fellows, knights and Woodmen
for next Sunday. All members of these
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GIRLS DANCE TO BE HueeED.
HoosIer Preacher is Hard Toward De
voices Of Terpsichore in a
Sermon.

\
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, June 81
Following the statement that he made
during his sermon last Sunday that
society In this city is rotten" the
Rev. J. Frederick Rake, pastor of the
First Baptist church Of Charlottesville
in signed interview says the ball
room is responsible for SO much that
is deplorable in society. Girls go to
the ballroom because they like to be
Rugged" he declares. Announce d
dance for girls only and how many
would be there?" he asks "The
dance is all public Stiffness he con.
tinues. When people are failure in
their head they try to develop their
feet. The ballroom is silly and dane
ing is simply hugging to music"
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BOSTON
who hold enviabe
Sears OF Boston She
and doubles
match with
play
players that would defeat
eriew long credited
"sissies" and she had
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Games Tomorrow.
GAINES omcrroW.
Quincy at Keokuk.
Waterloo at Ottumwa.
Kewanee at Burlington.
Hannibal at Jacksonville.
Who was the fall guy?

L Answer RUDE Lyman s. Burch
The premier sodthpaw Of the Cen
trail Association was accorded a rat.
Ting, redhot reception at the hands
Of the Cannibal sluggers and the man
ner in which Manager Hough's Don
keys raced the circuit would have
made Lou Dillon look like she was
racing backward The perfect control
although Burch was somewhat wild
in yesterdays game, proved meat for
the heap heavy batters of the Mis-
souri, club and in addition to pounding
out two home runs a two Dagger was
secured. incidentally Hannibal car
ried off honors by the score of s to S.
But while Hannibal was finding
Burch, Pressy was having his trouble
also. The Keokuk Indians were blank
ed for seven innings after vainly try
ing to score with man on second
or man on third repeatedly. iii the
eighth the big doings came and the
Indians sent four men around the cir
cult and in the ninth one more.
Manager Belt helped things along
with his two Dagger and big Miller
sent out long one with men IN
bases which went for a triple and
scored himself when Hildebrand got
his second hit of the game.
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When Lifc,s worth Living.

Have you ever felt SO sick that you
were sure something serious was going
10 happen? And then someone advised
instructed. and became suddenly we'll
and cheerful. Then life seemed worth
living again. But why not keep tho
Use DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. as d.
rected for such intermittent cases, and
II VIII cure your tendency to constipa-
ton and so strengthen and tone the
they will soon learn to do the won
themselves 1t has d0ne this for tholv
sands OF people whose letters this papeY
has often printed. II will do 1t for YOU
bought OF any druggist for so cen
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SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Curtis, Cruiskhank,
Burg. Three-base hit-Burg. Struck
out-by Boyd 8. by Darrah !. Base on
balls-Off Boyd 0. off Darrah 8. Left
on bases-Burlington 6, Waterloo A.
Earned runs Burlington 2, Waterloo
2. Wild pitches Passed ball
Lizette. Stolen bases-W ajtalwirez,
Rose, Donovan, Royd. Fitzpatrick, Liz
cite. Sacrifice hits Copeland, Dono-
van, Brown. Umpire Gleason. Time
of game-1:45 Atthendance-400.
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Alone In sawmtlI a. Midn,nb+

unmindful Of Glmpness, drafts.
storms or cold. w. J. Atkins worked
as night Waterman at Banner
Springs, Tenn. Such exposure gave
him severe cold that. settled on his
lungs. At last he had to give UP work.
He tried many remedies but all failed
till he used DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry After using one bottle" he
writes, II went back to work as well
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as ever" Severe Colds. stubborn
Coughs. infiamed throats and sore
lungs. Hemorrhages, Group Ind
Whooping Cough get quick relief and
prompt cure from this glorious medi-
cine. SOC and $1.O0. Trial bottle
free, guaranteed by Wilkinson & Co.
AMI ]. F. Kiedaisch & Sen.
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Two-base hits Morris, Hughes, Lin
derbeck. Home run Gray. Struck
out-by Upton Q, by Keyes 9. Bases
on balls-Off Upton 4, off Keyes /.
Double plays Berte to Littlejohn to
Hughes: Hill to Yeager. Hit by pitch
ed ball Morganthaler. Time of game
1:4O. Umpire Wright. Attendance
300.
Waterloo Lost.
Boyd pitched good ball at Burling-
ton yesterday and won from Waterloo
by the score of Z to 3. The score:
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Sunday Illinois Day:
Double Header Here

most insures q crowd as large as that
on the opening day. The frst game
WILDE called at 2:15 O'Clock.
keokuk plays at Hannibal today and
VIII return home this evening, Score
OF yesterdays game:
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6. 3. . q. Railway Co.
trains leave from Union Dep
6ertns and tickets. Fifth and Jot
son streets.
South Bound.
no. 8 st, Louis and south
FL ~ ...........s.....1 2:46 ;
4No. AZ st. Louis and Kansas
City and west, south, leave $40
No. 4. quincy, .Aannibai 4
81. Louis. leave 1917
NO. 10. Quincy and Hannibal
arrive .............. $3.50
NO. ~ leave ........... $40
NORTH Bound.
mo. Z. Chicago, st, Paul and
points west, leave 1885 1
NO. 13. Chicago. st. Paul
ana points west. arrive ~. 1920 I
No. ii leave ........... 1920 |
no; .. burlington Chicago
ana east. leave ....... 2:05 !
NO. I. Burlington, leave -. 7:25
NO. 81. Donnellson. c., b. &
r. 9. and North Road.
!eave ...s.......... $3.50
no. 30, from DonnellsOn, c.,
= q *. G.. & North Road
arrive ...... ......... 1870
no. !, Is. & W., west, leave 1855
NO. 4, from Centerviile and
points intermediate, arrive lis
NO. 2. from Centerville and
west, arrive ... $40
No. 3. Centerville. leave !. $40
Daily.
DAILY except Sunday.
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Washington Cleveland. rain.
Philadelphia Chicago. rain.
New York-st. Louis rain.
Three.Exe IeanuA.

tnree-Eye League.
7 At Springfield Springfield and Ced
ar Rapids broke even in game full Of
errors, although in each games most
of the errors were committed by the
winning team. which also made the
most hits. The score:
Cedar Rapids 900 OH o1o-4 s o
Springfield -. 022 010 o00--5 9 8
Batterie Spencer, Carmichael and
Rohrer; Patrick and Donovan.
Second game RHE
Cedar Rapids !. o3O oo2 oo0-5 ii 4
Springfield ~. 900 10 000--2 s 2
Batteries Carmichael and Rohrer;
johnson and Johnson.
Peoria-Rock Island, rain.
Bloomington-D Dubuque, rain.
Decatur-Davenport, rain.
American Association.
Columbus. 4; St Paul, 2.
Toledo Milwaukee, rain.
Louisville 4; Minneapolis. 6.
indianapolis, 4; Kansas City, 1.
Western League.
Des Moines, g.; Omaha, IL.
Sioux City, 8: Lincoln, A.
Pueblo. 1; Wichita, 9.
Denver, Z; Topeka. 9.
College Games.
AT Grinnell. Ia.-Grinnell, 8; Dako
ia, 0.
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OTTUMWA.
SUMMARY,

SUMMARY
Two-base hits-Phelan and Morris.
Home runs Elliott. Struck out-By
Rothermal, 4 by Hickman, 1;by Pow
ers, 3. Bases on balls-Off Rothermal,
8, off Powers 3. Double nlays-Louis
to Morris; Crandall to Lewis to Nor
ris Wild pitch-Powers. Passed
ball-Elliott. Stolen bases-J ohnston,
Elliott, Senno, Foresch, Fennell. Hits
made-Off Hickman, 6 in 2 innings;
off Powers, 5 in Z innings. Hit by
pitched ball-Foresch, Wise, Reese,
Phelan. Time of game-1:40. UNI
pire-Fleming. Automatically
Jacksonville and Quincy played good
game at Jacksonville yesterday, Jack
sonville winning by the score of to
0. Gray's home run was the feature.
The score:
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Summary.
Two base hits Hamilton and Belt
Three base hit-Nfiller.
Home runs Milligan, Evans.
Struck out BY Pressy, 2; by Burch
3.
Bases on balls on Pressy, 2; Oh
Burch, 4.
Double play Hamilton to Evans.
Hits made OF Pressy, 3; of Burch
13.
Wild pitch Burch
Stolen bases Hamilton, 2; Milligan
bowers.
Hit by pitched ball-By Pressy, 2.
Umpire Knowleton
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Easy for kewanee

Ottumwa was easy for Kewanee yes
terday winning by the score of to s..
Elliott hit one over right held fence
for home run. The score.
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orders should remember and attend,
and bring flowers.
John Hanslow is the guest Of rela-
tives at Lincoln. ILL.,
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Illinois Day Sunday

Sunday will be Illinois in Keokuk
and hundreds of baseball fans from
nearby Illinois towns are expected to
take advantage of the double header
1t is thought that about one hundred
fans from Quincy will attend and the
two games should attract many people
to Keokuk. Advance notice dope al
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American League.

National League.
At Chicago All games in the Ma
tional leagues were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
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MiIIer's Three Dagger and Home Runs
by MilIiean and Evans Were
the Long Hits Of the
Game.
Results Yesterday.

Keokuk, s; Hannibal. s.
Quincy, 0; Jacksonville, 2.
Ottumwa, 5; Kewanee, 9.
Waterloo, 8; Burlington, z.
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start off We'll.

Hannibal started off we'll in the first
and second innings and scored q run
in each. In the fifth the cyclone
came and RUDE was batted hard, four
men finding a safe resting place at
the home station. RUDE was clearly
off form and thirteen hits were obtain
ed off him. In addition to this he
passed four men and made wild
pitch.
There were some long clouts made
in the game. Miller's three Dagger
being good one and Mulligans and
Evans home runs going for long
drives.
Keokuk played an errorless game,
accepting many difficult chances as
during the game on the preceding day
when good fielding stunts by the In
dams were numerous.
Frank Belt was behind the bat and
allowed four men to pilfer on him,
which is not bad for a game in which
there is much hitting.
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No. 2. daily. leayes 1t . "a e.
NO. 90. daily except sunday. =
leaves ct ..S........ S:4s ~
No: 76. daily except Sunday = an
Freigh. leaves ct ....8.1o ~
Arrive,
NO; q. daily except sunday.
~ - a NJ g Is. 8 pm
NO. q. daily except sunday.
~ 1870. 49,. -. ...:.s. $3.50 pm
~ Nm 1 =: sls y, ........ 1l:05 aAl
Toledo, Peoria and western a.l,.,v
xTratn 204-Leavee GRO az
Train 2 Leaves ..... 2:0o nm
Train 3Arrives 12.os =,
Train ARRIVES x.as s..
xIratn YArriyes ... IL: "a ~
xDaily. -
Daiiy except Sunday.
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American League.

AmeFIcan League.
At Boston Mullin pitched his tentl
straight victory. The score:
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College Gam.

At Grinnell. Ia. -Grinnell, 8; Dako.
ia, 0.
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G. 9. . q. railway CO.
Trains leave from Union Depot
bertns and tickets. Fifth and Jonn.
son streets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-12
Legal NOTICE.
A. r.. WALKER,
Probate Clerk.

Last viii and testament OF Marco
Dragoie. deceased.
To Frances Draguie.
Frances Dragoic. Ella Frances Lucero'
Rosa May Drugoic. Clarence Dragole'
devisces. and 10 all whom 1t may
concern:
You are hereby notified that the az
legged Last win and Testament OF
Marco Dragoie. late of the COUNTY Oh
p~ernalillo and Territory Of New Mex
leo. deceased, has been PRODUCED anu
read in the Probate Court "l the
County Of Bernalillo. Territory "i
New Mexico. Ut an adjourned regular
term thereof. held on the Sth day oil
| November. 1909. and the day 81 lhe
proving of said alleged Last WIZ ana
Testament was by order OF the JUG"
of said Court %thercupon liked LOT
Monday. the Bird day OF January A.
u 1910. Term of said Court. at IL
! o'clock in the OF said day.
Given under my hand and the sea
Of this Court. this Sth day OF NoVem'
| her, 4. ID 1908
| ,,e,p 4 T. WALKER
Probate Clerk