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The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
HAS SENT PHOTOS BY WIRE
Frsneh lssssess oSssss6s In Whse Q
es0 vsass ~ Wao csasi1-
0sO AOooo1hbo.

Il 01soaFd Dsltn. . Preach H.
vsntse. Ans saoessdeA b tsisgFaphiAg
photagravA fboo Boedeaax to Paris
In the resor1 tiAs a toar zinutss.
II Bsln'S process A6sfs radically
fron Ksfn'h nstADA Instsal oe -
ing ssiesiuua. ~ DsSperss . photo
graphic Disto tAs basis q which 10 h.
chrOmatsA ssiattDe aaA tie surfAos
Of which b ua0vsa- 4 small metal
point, PASSING ovvS tie uneven surface
Of tie plate. causes . variation Of the
electrtA current, whicA renders POS
sfhbo the t11nsmissioa over Q tele-
graph or telephone viro Of the lights
and shades of half-tons plates, and
10 attended with remarkable regular.
ity and speed Tho most interesting
feature Of II. Beiin's invention 10 that
1t 10 possible to carry about { small
apparatus weighing about 1s pounds,
and Immediately attach It at any tele.
phone station This renders possible
the telephoning Of pictures over long
distances. In the experiment referrod
to made receRtly . Photograph sfx
inches By I've was sent An hour
vas occupied IN preparing the plate.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
lIstsC! Cav the o,,l.-

What's the matter with the Riris
these days: Can't they hold the 1t,
tention Of any one! 10 1t necessary
to keep repeating the word listen"
in an ordinary talk where the "talkee'
II all attention? A miss Of perhaps
II years asked for . certain brand
of fsce powder In . drug store re
eently. This 10 . fair account Of what
- saf2: Listen! I want Q boz Of
yuh fsce powder. Listen! Do you
koep that there kind that comes With
with . mirror? You know the kind
] Osa1. Listsn! What shade Do
- think I nssl? 10 RayeAsl (Rs
00ay) 10 6afk? Hstea-"
fAaG vss - mech - I hoard, ays
. wsaesr b IL New York sua. But
= ~ sos1GA. n . gifi has Q tootA
ooAo - . vast - ~ Angsr q Q
1ao1nsAe. 4 = 'LaDtsa, nsesa, tstsa,~
- - Datssoe - in naay casss inpo.
0ooe 1F16 slsek. No naso, n sssoA
ssas1osss Asr vssa1slasy - 70 Aase
onosoo 4 = 1as1sasl VIA s7lstsA.s
o6A. tahs . ~. Pit "lstsa" q -
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
AsamnseaAsso,s psum

Estate Of Della Ls1rs.es, Dseeassd.
The undessig.eA, AnviAg hssa ~
pointed ExeeHtsr & ~ ssEaks e Della
Lawrence, bate of ths Css.sy Of Gar
field in the stass of CeIosaAs, AssaassA,
hereby gives seeies that - viA .P-
peaz esfsss tAs Cssnty OssFt Of saia
Garfield Cssnty, ss IL June Tss.s,
1918, e. tAs fisst 4eaday il Jun next,
q vhieA tns ~ Rassoas AeviAe
slains aOnias sAiA sstats ass nsGifisj
e.d ssessaEaA - aGAsaA lss H. pss-
Pass x AsyiAG - sans aAj.sAal. An
Psrse.s ia1se4sA - aAiA es6s1s - -
auestsd = nAks DosAiats Pay0s.s
70 the s,asssignsa.
DsGsa q 0assvead spsi.S., Csls,
this 2sth day Il April, A. d. lSi3.
C3AHA6 ". DARROW,
Executes.
First pabaiestisa Nay :, 1918.
Last puhlieasis. Nay 81, 1919.
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WOIEI mn R.EEl
NY D ners TAaa ~ h TX
Wslsh vua0s q uaaOUa
ou1a1oso - t1onona Yeo@0sa oasS
eoAaes. . veeso ~. veelo - .
0avs WssA csssyia0 ~ eosa1s
- 0yoAoso - 01as1sl

LeaAsa.-A sDseisl eafssaOaaAsaa
q tAs Daily Airrsr ssaAs fFso Aav
srford .. iaasrsstins aooeanG - 60
Aitioas n tAs village Of AAAGwa
PeabsehssAifa. vAsse voosa -0aa'
tAs AahiAS Asst. sA1 at dnss ever
builA tAs heasss. TAsy aetaally vori
harder than tAe nea.
Never in all my exDsrtsaos have
known such industry or such uncon
planning effort" the Rev. D. n. Pryse
the Baptist minister, said. Mr.. Pryss
and the rector are the only two
Welshmen living in this village. fol
all the rest Of the $50 persons. all re
lated to each other. are descended
from the Flemings, who settled neal
there In 1895.
Mrs. Mary Palmer. aged g, 10 = re
markable old woman. She walks Will
. stick nov. and age 10 making the
furrows dss0 in her forehead. but un
til . tsv ysars ago she tramped foi
miles selling Ash, which sAs carried
n . pannisr on her shoulder.
"Ysa. I have AshsA In Milford Aa
YEA" she said. "svsr stnes l was .
htt1s thing. We voosa hsso manage
the boats - vel - tAs men. and, a
tAoagh vs % oat In an vsatAsrs. J
havs never known . Me Iost or boat
vrscksA-
II Asvs lEeA0sA for oystses With the
stAse vo0sa. nd tAaa tra0DsA tc
CafnakAsa VIII Q hunAfsAvslGht O
ny baek b . cav: solA tAs eystsss
thas nAgAt soosttnss for - littis a.
slgAt osats . AsaASod, bssore Osiag to
I'D. and tAsa tranpsA all tAs way
home The nsxt day. I brosgAt ~ .
family. too. and have bssa . WIDOW
Tor - ysass.
"Mr. HoyA osoess gives - Q psa.
sion now OF Avs shillinss . wssk, bat
think a oll woman who's worked a.
hard - I have ought to have nors.
6oa't yoar"
Mrs Palmer also pointed proudly to
her cottage. which she helped TO build
herself. working like . Niger" a.
she said, In the interval Of catching
herrinss and taking oysters. She dug
the foundations, made the mortar. car.
ried stones BY the hundredweight from
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
AH HRaEnolY nePa
~ JAn1GYTg elellAV

Its time - - thinking ahau1
serias hats" sisAsA MA runes
-GoeAnass! Ysa talk = thoaGh 4
vsrs . AardsAiD!" Fe0sastraAsA -
Beck. Tn jast aehiAG - ~ sAaDe'
- It nine! Yoa knSU. ~ sisAAaO
hsea senAyinS millinery. 49,.
-OA. Aoat. n yes v.Aas yoar Daaa0
q niAA. to say nothing q yosr ss0D-
tatioa In the asisAbOrAosA!- intsasu0G,
- Ars. Turner. Il have besa thFo00h
4. anA that's the principal rsaaas I
hate TIE very name Of hats! ] -
ve might have lived vhen our gFanA
Aothess did. and put away our niaa.
becoming hats, to wear year aDlss
year."
Well, wouldn't be seen in The haAp
my grandmother wure!" declared AsA
Beck.
You will long for them, after yoa've
finished this year, if you let your ST.
ter help trim your hat!" prcphesi46
Mrs. Turner. I'll tell you about NJ
experience.
IL have a friend who was very astis-
tic. She pins q ribbon on . strss&
dress, and you'd be amazed 70 80
what . lovely evening dress Il =
turned into! And she makes the GGnnr
ningest street hat by Just pickinG ~
her little boys straw hat and drap1Ag
her veil over 1t! 1t is all 20 easy aAA
simple looking.
80 when this friend said she'd hsaD
me trim my spring hat vas Anly
grateful. I was just aching for . nies
looking hat. covered with daisies. onA
she said we'd make one. 90 I V0nt
into Q store and bought . oouple e
buncAss of daisass a.d . nios eAaaS
trams.
NY friend smiled . too bsA' saDo|
vhea she saw ny purchase. anA ~
the shape was impossible. bat a16s1
that she'd 20 With - to selsa4 o|
franz. Accordingly. ws took bask -
choice and bought . IS frame thaA -
very similar - the other. bot -
more artistic Anea. ny fris1A -
plaineA.
"Shs set ths frame on ny heaA 81
pinned the daisies On. Thea she o1oo1
Oh to adnirs. o. shs said. ysaVs
not got nearly snoagh Aaiaiss! YGa1
have to get lots mors!'
80 I went sad ordered tvo 0sse
lunches. Ny friend was cutie aA1De1
whea I broasht them hack 9Ae ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
EaHWooD r1orH1Y 30 x1Aun

RsRssss AaviAs oerAelA sssaty
0nGAss - Ahpsss sf WAs win take
= DayDsnt leoifahle 0lenwoel ne
10y WU = Voll - nAko their VaaND
omoUn - - = I heSo Q nv kaAeo
Z - kana h NV.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
Hor1cx q yuAL asrr1samrs

In the Matter of the Estate of John r.
Hanmerieh.
Not ee e hereby given, that ON Mon
day, the 26th day of May, A. d. 1913,
being one OF the regular days of the
MareA, 1913, term of the County Court
of Garfield County, in the State of
Colorado, l, Cha arles W. Darrow, admia-
istrator Of said estate, will appear be-
fore the Judge Of said Court, present
my final settlement a. such admins
traitor, pray the approval of the same.
and will then apply to be discharged
as such adninistratOr. At which time
and place any peson in Interest may
appear and present objections TO the
same, if any thers be.
Dated At GlenwOod Springs, Colorado,
April 25th, 1913.
CHARLES W. DARROW,
Administrator Of the estate Of john r.
HamnericA, dsssassl
First pablicatien April Is, 1918.
Last publication Nay 20, 1918.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

expected mo to bring hack half .
dozen bunches! OF course. since aha
was doing 1t and It was purely . favor
I couldn't rsnonstrsts about the price
which was rapidly soafing-so I eo1
moro daisies! Finally We got enough
and began the Construction.
''8Ae told - what to Do, while ]
ssvel! I nsvsr sot . bs1ch propsris
ssSee O. untn I'd cut It u about .
66oeA timss. aAA was - tirsA =
0o1tA I'd naAs . vhois AEsss! b.
III 40s shs was satisfied II vas DARK
40 pinned o. Tie Aa& withov1
saoaSA sense TO look in the mirror q
80 tie eject and went home.
NY family howlsd at me! I w.
called everything. from . Aothoass T.
. forest. and ny husband made ma
wear NJ old hat 70 the thsatsr thaa
nisAt With IL optioa Of staying homs
II AiAnt!
-otill. l fsat that my frisnd knev
a0A. h eDees q NJ i1ase ooaviettoAs,
tz0sts1 Asr eoo1 tasts. 8As haA ~
tAe hat vas becoming saA stylisA, an1
6sciAel that ny family nssAsd to b
eA1saAs1 y - 4. % were 4 Aovn
ssvn 1s0 ~. PsoDas ~ ~ II
vAsas 10 Il - eae viAA tAsir 90
lAsesasl - ~ ~
Aaa I ~ NJ fFisaA W. ~
ha10sl - aAls ~ Aaa ~ s1ssl
se1n. lssk1ng q - 1sr . ssesoA fAso
- 81 Asva 80 hasAsA h NJ ansa
o. - sai1 ~ lssk % fsnayf'
~ eaaA - hadn't Hotiosl bsopsl
hsw I lse6sA h k-shs vas ~ tsY
iAS tAsa - ct an he daisies oc 4
aFt1Be3sany! % lov - oRsrod te a
& 0Voe.
~ vas 1Fn ih ny rsessal. A.
esok 4 back 70 the store wAsrs I'd
bo1aAt ~ material. They cAarrsl
G11ts . saA for taking the trimui,G
q ~ vet1nG sooe nsv trimming =
4
I've J)Res discovered that the rea
son my hiend seems Sc arIastio = Iaa,
she hsrssf = good looking, and couN
wear . derby and appear stylish! n
ltAiAss shs wears wouldn't suit ans
,oeAsr woman. and she looks stylish 3
epets of them. not because Of theml
BY tie way. I've got about . thou
t0a1a daas6es you may have II yo1,1
6s1n1 = sxDsRinsnt! Chicaeo Dan
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
Boys ost 0,sssse D,ss

New Yoek-Harry Clsa aAA 1ooa
Koek, two youngstefs. received ~
ger bites thaA any nsAsrnaA svsf
told about. They wsrs AsAing o9 tAe
railroad bridge with . chain - Q
nah lins. The line touched so0e
electric feed wires. and ths beys
were tossed IN ths alr b . L, ~ ~
cAargs.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
oa0eRs V1EaE oaoeRs TO Mn
I. Ao0s6 - 06sy i@sassstiy. -
011 . " THE caoa,

There seen to BE- some chaRActer
oDtics which Germans and Chinese
bold In common. Many are familiar
With the story OF the Chinese serv.
ant who threw the broom down the
back stairs every morning At ten
O'Clock because his mistress had done
% when she first instructed him in his
duties.
Recently . young German in AH
aich. fresh from his service in the
army. where he had been taught to
obey orders IMPLICITLY. got employ
ment with . baksr Who owned . dog
tor which neither he nor his wife had
any great love. A. the time approach,
ID for the re.ewal Of the dog license
amounting to marks (t23S). there
Was some dlseassions IN tie family
- to vAstAsr II would Dot - bst
Ter 70 have ths dog killsl- IT,
6aksr. however. Instructed tAs n0W
assistant 70 take . Darks 70 ths s1-
eiss o0es and beiaS baek the dog n
osaoA Al tAs aa0e tDa. ~ vita
not k1ovtAG vhAt ~ husAaaA -
deas. tesA ~ yeaAg naA - take
tie 6og - tAs aainalG hoos aaA
have hin k1lisA: - eavs hin . mari
<1S csats) tor tie fos aaA II eoats
for hinssR. bseaass b aSoearoA to
- rather fosA Of tAs dog
The valiant soldier repoftsl hin
oslf htse in the day minus tAs niae
1Arks anl cog. bat Drosdly sAovs1
tAa& ~ haA executed both oomDis-
oio0a faithfully by producing the Il
esass for the Aog and . receipt for
tie money ~ hsl Paid for having
hin killed.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
ps~se Assssssd assa,sspssssy.

OSOs uSOSSVDtIOSSHys
4 unanSclpahty Aas Dswse b N ~
-ee1lnAoes ths WslgAt oe IL seanAarl
~ = bseal 70 - soll. snAsr . -.
so1oDa ~ tAs 01Drsas eosrt e tAs
Ua1eo4 oeatoo b Q 01it b teoe -
U1oe1G1s1a1ly q - oe1lnaAeo e
01aoA. fIs nv DsoA1bth - salo
- 610aA ~ - - ~ sea0Anrl vsaGhG
- . 1oaf - q Q sDeet1sl fs1se3ooal
~ q . lsaG. altAsagA 4 ~ -
onoo oo0o iossavsaSsase. anA ~ D.
Go o0ost 1oeo0ao ~ ~ = ~
- eeSoney - usoaoso11ae Gss91Do
~ - DG0oo D0UsR. n asue ~
0oA0 ~ . osa1eossabes 1o0aAl
~ nUo1 q 0lDoo 0eAae ~ tAooo
~ ~ ~ sF11naAeo 1sss ~ ~.
- - oF01aoso ANan1
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
rs.s esr,,, ls.n.,e laL

oAssA n svss - Hsesssasy sDr sAe
ee1s AaneAtsr sf DavA D. 0oaso e
asseanasa b eAeoss . lac4y nR-
~ tAsro = - lsabt tAak ssvsa wm
y hse eActes. q alrsaAy ~ ylayoA
, Deonineat Daft n Af heA n
oA11A was boel - ~ esvsatA aay
- tAs week. tAs 0svsatA Aay q IA0
meath and - osveaA meath q tAo
eoaR. She Wa1 oov0a 0oath0 Cd q
the seventh day OF February and
Wsished seven pounds. She = Tie ssv.
oatA SIandchild.
Her mothers age d i've times ssv-
-. her father's age - six times seven
md her grandmothers age II eight
times seven. An only living brother
= In his seventh year. Thers are
~ seven letten fl The childs nEme.
-Wnnaingtoa eosrsspeaAsaes PAIlar
0Dl0hia Pres.
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
llbessiss IN otrose csss.

A strong light Il thrown On he
0Rersnce between street railway
6ave, in this country anA 0muoaDA by
eAs recent proposal to DaslDs,o0all
dbsariss in the EasiisA tslR s-safs.
What . vision Of . plaeaA suaR0oang
0opalace that s1Sgsstioa cells up!
Hsafs ago. however, litssssy netivity
u jast that sort was still possible IN
American cities. for It ID said that
Horace Greeley mastered two OF
three tongues while riding to and
ffo0 his o0es. But reading On the
eass b . doubtful benent, aftsr an.
ne strain o. the eyes b consider
abse. and The eysstrain tells o. the
ossvss. Arnold Bsnns<t's vay o(
Dassang tine IN traaat b to b recon
0oo1o1 to tAoss Who AnA the loao 0f
eDe occasioned By street car trsvsl
6s6sssdAg. With . littls vim povee.
~ Ar. Dsanstt 1aybo1y caa Ieaxl
- Eoosst A1fiAS tAe AaH hoar q tAo
hssr - Dassss sasA ~ b tAs easa.
0s1sst1sa = 01ies - val1Ahso -
eoo1lAg. - 4 b DeooaAay trus tAak
- sSssaQs 011l 1nAs Il naPO -
~ - ~ taDs 1lr IL lDsD0 tAaa
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
0oes1UA11o0 0UaD

y. Xiagt New Life Pm Win ~
nsvo sssstiRaAkoa Pso0ptly s.l ese
~ bswsb IN AsaltAy ssaattisa a0ain.
JeAa o01is e oaah.a7, Ps, sayss
'sAs4 ass - bsst Pills I svse ussA
- I aavise sveeyeas = ~ tAsa csr
essseiSal3sa, indissstiea aal hvs sso-
Sahk" Wfn hslp ~. fsiss H.
0eesnasaasl By Chs. D. Basssa
The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10

all sorts of odd places, Just where
they could be found. When the cot.
tase was complete. she white-wash-
I'd the walls and ceilings. Scores oe
women in the village have done the
same thing macon and . Joiner BE-
ing merely called in to Do IL sxpsrt
work.
Nearly an tAs villagers owa their
cottages. aoaksy and cart. a.A . hsA-
ias bost H1lu& Sh1say q besaA. vttA
. hbseai sV1sa11Ag Of battsr. tAsy
have savsl - scsaosl sattl tAsy
eosA buy tAo A0sAosA. TAstr thrift
has grown, Ho@ 6fscs IL vo0sa -
tated % nseA against tAs hquor traf.
Ae that the last pubic hosss ia tAs
village was closed.
Most Of the mea wort n Ponbroks
dockyafd. leaving their ho0ss at $50
o. s in tie morning for loaG Journey
q foot aad IN big rowing boats. fhsoo
nsa ars not Ao0s lntfl n IL svear
inG, and al The tiAs tAe women oe
tie Village - tAs voek tAat iA svsey
oeAer plaes - 6oas ~ Dsa-
Some yeafs ago vhea tAe AoAt10
Aeet went down tAs havsa tAs vo0.
. vAs manned 4 IN vsso D6senFsslas
~ sh1Fts aDA lat ~ AAGA
But nsw tAs inA.sass q asAss.aey
= TIT svsa u LlaaGvA. 81 sal1 ~
ea6sr vs0sa vsae ~ SasossAs WAiaA
soss naAs svsa ~ Dln1nse soas Iso1
GAASnAaG. H. y01nG 0ao - -
q n Drss1 e - 1aGA1sas q tAsll
eTaA1DseAsH
wv eaar - Vsae 0s1ssa s1s1Asa
M saAsr DssDasr" ~ . ysaaG vsO
a. ~Fslks eaN hA0A q ~ enaA'
isos 1svaAays..
Bat Mn. Pal1se, NJ, . bss.ky b
hsr aay, has AaA hsr DAstogz1DA -
1sAsA an 0vse tAe W1s3A se1n voafl
hsr ri shirt sAA eslt 1T VAsa. VIA
. jaaaty stsD. - Osso % hse rs10A1
sslliA6 AsA. j1se - - ~ 1eao a
Ase LIE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
OIL DEVELOPMENT
GOING FORWARD IN
PEC0S VALLEY FIELD

Nrtcsil. S. A. March 800 Thc
P,.us 'u and Gas company is INSTALL
ue STATIONARY boiler 500 tb. Eygrps,
urII 4ud Ui'. continue drlung cas-
soon Fs b. Isl u place WORK ON tho
Martin we'll is progressing rapidly aud
o. W tns Company Intention 90 sink
deep anuueh ~ encounter t1y main
Tho urst car oi uu 10 itaV, the
r,,os valley WAS shipped from Artcsia
900 south springs " A., TUESDAY
where 10 viii be used for -mudgng
purposy- Tnc capacity of the tank
Vas eight thousand gallons ana was
loaded from 'hc Brown wou
Last week. ca. uu1l arrangements
i"r tho Incorporation oi the Belt
Petroleum company ol Nrirsia were
made. with VIM At Brli. president
~. a lIyau. secretary aud treasurer
hoth of this citv The company win
nr-t develop the holt WtlI. southeast
col Artcsiu. and one of the most prom
I~lnR prospects in ih. entire distrlct
This well was originally wnier we'll
and 80 thirteen hundred feet is pro-
duning about two barrels of on daily
Mr uaru Wilson, president of the
Farmers 'auK ul Indiana. Pa, mndc
o. thorough Investigation OF the en-
tire distrkt with "a NJcN ot Develop
menL Mr. Richardson, "a government
g"ologist, Is iu tht city on official bus.
iuess
The test Nou ot the Dayton p,-
troleum company ls down To e. depla
of three hundred fcct aud tho work q
progressing night and daN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

of said sale, ! tho undersigned dm
commanded to sell the following dc.
scrihcd propcrt, at public auction, 90
thr highest and best bidder for cash
Let Fifteen ,ijD iu block Fourteen
lb ut the Paris Addition to the city
cot Albuquerque. New Mexico.
THEREFOR. notice is hereby given
that ON the 9TH DAY or Aprtl. 1919,
ut th- hour ot 900 q. M az the
front door of he court house, In IN"
County oi ucrualillo. state of New
McNico. WIFI. iu obedience To- salt
decree ana order ot safe, sell the
above named and described property
tn satisfy the plaintiffs Judgment
and all costs aud expenses uf said
SUN ana sale. with Interest thereon,
to the highest and best bidder tpr
cash NJ. T., HICKEY,
special Mastcr
~ n CORNELL. Attorney son
Plaintiff Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
BOX GAR ROBBERS
TOOK MEAT AND
POISON
Strychnine and Morphine Are
Among Loot of Burglars
Caught With Goods at San
Marcial.

SAM Marcial s. NJ March go Last
Friday forenoon special Agent Gal
usha arrested g. =. Blair AND Frank
Mct@rty for burglary and larceny
'r"m cars 300 tho santa Te yHrts here.
Tho men wore ,auEnt with the goods
"u them consisting of mrat butter
and other provisions. besides o. guam
utN of morphine and stnghniuc that
ih"} had uIohod from tne drue store.
o. ~"cms that tho footing of cars ut
fnis point has byen going 90 Ton some
time
Tn" men were taken before Justice
Marion and bound over Co.. the grand
Jury iu the sum of $500 A. the grand
jury N1s iu session 90 Sooorro they
Nrrr tttuu ur thor, the same evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

thar on the l5th day of April 1919,
Ht the hour of 1900 O.. M. "a M"
front door of the court house. IN thr
County ct RrrualiIln. State of New
Mexico, ! Will. u obedience 90 said
decree ana order ot shlr sell thD
above named and descrtpod properly
to satisfy the plaintiffs Judgment
and AN costs und expenses uf saii
suit ana sale with interest thercon.
to thr highest ana hcst bidder 10.
cash. VI. q. HICKEY,
Special Master.
It, r. CORNELL, Attnr~ry cor
Plaintiff Alhuqucrgr 81
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NOTICE on sAIIt.

In the District Court county of Bern
allllo. state ot New McNi,o.
Sew state Lumber GO,
PLAINTIFF
u.s. So al;t
a. Is. Humphrey. owner or
gspulud owner "f the
hereinafter rilnd ,
property aud all persons
concerned.
Defendants.
Under and hy virtue ot decree and
ORDER of sale issued out "I jh.. District
count % and FOR tho County ed tern.
uillu. state of Sew MoNlco. naur. md
enforced ON the 1u day oi IsUuarv
IHl3. u the above entitled causs.
Wherein th, above uumvd phmtit
obtained Judgment against thu abo
named defendant, Tor the sum uf
Slu6.}.. uud with interest at thc
uto ol per cent per anuum to date
OF sale aud reasonable ATTORNEYS
iecs. and the costs accrued aud o.
urrruv boo said ut ana ou arcouu,
of said sale. tho undersigned am
commanded Co scll tho following DC
scribed property at public auction, 90
tho highest ana best bidder Tor cash.
loot 49, n block number Eighteen
,lNl of inc Iuris Addition 90 the
tuv Of Alhuputrqur, IS. ~
Therefor" notice is hereby given
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MONEY TO LOAN.

on furnlturN pianoA oraanA horses
WAgona and other cnattefsi also on
aalaries ana warehouse receipts; a
iow ~ $1,000 anc ae high - $4,000
Loana are quickly mace ana stF1ctiy
private Time--oue month 20 one
year given. Goods 20 remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable
Call and see us before bOrrOwIng
Steamship tickets 90 and from al
parts OF the worie.
PRIVATE OFFTcEs--opan evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.,
Rooms 3 aud q. Grams Ruii0ing
aO3M West Central Avenue.
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NOTICE on SALE.

IU IN' l'iH'ilii .hNl' lhNUIt GOT OWL FOL
alllo. state ct NcW NoNHo,
NoW state Lumber Co,
TlHintiu
VS. SO 9lt3
to-. Romero, owner cor rcput1
rd owner ot the herein
after described proper
a. ana AN persons CON
,rrned, Defendants.
Under and hy virtue OF "a decree and
order of sale issued out at BE- district
Court ~ and for the County 1T Ngrn-
nliilo. State of Sew McXico, ,pude ana
entered on the 7th day ct January,
1918, n the aravo entitled cause,
wherein the above named plaintiff
obtained Judgment against the above
named defendant Tor thc sum OF
S77.6i. aud with interest ~ tho
rate ot q per cent per auuum 20 date
ut sale and roaHouahie uttornc ~
fees. and the costs accrued ana to
accrue in said suit und ON accoun,
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business property. Improved ana
unlmpreved.
81 s09--s-Foom cement block; noa-
ern. corner in Hlghlands. on car llna.
sa,see--s-room brick. modern.
illehiands. close in
St.00o--y-rooin a-story brick. MODE
ern. West Central, corner ints ~ .04&
cash. balance per cent.
e2.000--6-ro0m frame, fnoderns ttA
ward. near car line: easy terms
sfs00--e-room double frame. haln.
electric lishtA furniaheds coTner lut
near shops, renta for sac per montni
ss0e cash. balance per cent
sa.eso--s-rovns. 3-story frame 6we,-
Eng, bath, electric lights; cofnsF loti
tth ward on ear line.
FIRE INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
MONEY no LOAN
A. FIeisc her
al SOUTH FOUnrM sxREEsA
Nextsto poslufslce. phnne STA
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Fon, RENT.
DANCING

MISS LOUISE VI, HAMJTON
Teacher OF Dancink
Colombo Hall-Wednesday. Friday
and Saturday afternoons and
FfGay evenings.
Chiidrens Glasses. WUman's club
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings.
For Particulars Ish0nc $40 Craig
Hotel.
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