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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13

Mr.. J. r. Revill and Miss Matte
James were married at the parsonage
- 0nhS baptist Church by Rev. ].
NJ rolar. Saturday afternoon, May ..
{ Heeh the young people have many
friends In the ~ who wish them
much happiness.
! Ths, young couple left on the even
ing train for Darlington. where they
swiii spend few days visiting rela-
tivss. after which they will return to
Sumter and establish themselves In
! their home.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
De @attsn'an uis Ssuttrsn
PERSONAL NEWS.

: Mrs. J. @. r. Wilder il visiting Miss
H,isabeth James In Atlanta for q few
taysi =:
Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Wallace and
Seushter left for Atlanta to visit
ssiattvss.
Mrs. Davis ID. Noise will 60 to At
nnta to attend the convention of
shriners at that place.
Ahs Mary Nash Of Manning spent
q weekend In the city with rela-
uvs& ~ g. q E.,
RAr. r. H. Keels. Of Charleston.
apent Sunday in the city on q visit to
Bis mother.
"a Msssrs. T. G. ScafYe and Harold
Gcaffe. left Saturday afternoon for q
MP to Baltimore. They will also
visit quite Q number Of cities in the
north and spend several months there
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
Death of An Infant.

Marguerite Mcleod. daughter OF
Charles w. Young. died at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hurst Sat.
urday night about 1870 o'clock. after
an illness Of several months. The In.
FAINT had beon takeh In charge by Mrs
Hurst upon the death Of It's mother
last January. It was about thirteer
months old.
The funeral services were held q
Mrs. Hurst's residence Sunday after
noon at 9 o'clock and the body wa'
taken from there to the Sumter ceme
terry where II was inferred.
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Death, Of J. Hodge Belk.

Mr.. Hodge Belk died last night
$3.50 at the residence Of his moth
Or at number 12l East Liberty
street. The funeral services will be
from the residence at four O'Clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. Belk was q young man about
% years Of age. he was formerly OF
the Catchail section but moved here
with tho family about ten years ago
He leaves q mother. one brother
and three sisters. to mpur his depar.
ture.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
Schedule for City Schools.

The following will be the schedule
for the white public schools Of the
city for the rest of the year. 1t is
given a. q matter Of convenience for
Al who are interested:
Competitive Drill: May Is. (Noon. }
Examinations: May 1922.
School Parade: May 90 Is p. NJ
Art Dxhibit: May % (5-7 p. NJ
Commsncsmsnt: May 27 and 2s
HM.)
School Closes: May 20.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
Marriage License Record.

license was issued Saturday to
Mr.. j. Il. Revill and Miss Matte
James of Sumter. Other licenses
were issued to two colored couples:
Gray and Bessie Anna We'll
come, Sumter I'd Sam MichauX and
Elsie Mitchell, sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13

Mr.. H. M. Ryan, of Charleston, is
In the city, representing the Isle Of
Palms Development Company, which
is placing a number of lots on the
market. Already large number
have been sold to Charleston people
and the colony Of summer cottages on
the Isle of Palms will ere long be as
large as that of Sullivan's Island.
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NOTICE
Of Application for Final Discharg'

Of Application for Final Discharge.
Estate Of Emma Cohen, Deceased.
Onsthe 2sth day OF May. A. d.. 1914,
I wiil apply to tho Judge Of Probate
for Sumter County. q. c., for a Final
Discharge as Administrator Of said
estate.
UZZIAH M. COHEN.
Administrators.
- April -. 1914.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
IUMBER HEARING HELD HERE
d. w. Radina & Company Turn
Claim Against Southern Railway
into Hands of Interstate Commerce
Commission.

There was a hearing held here Sat.
urday in the case Of l.. w. Radina &
Company Of Cincinnati against the
Southern Railway Company before
Chairman Smith Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission on a claim on
q shipment Of lumber which was
shipped by McLaurin Lumber Com.
pany from a siding near Stateburg to
Radina and Company at Cohoes, New
York. There was a difference in opin.
ion concerning the weight of the
shipment of lumber and the claim had
been turned over to the Interstate
Commerce Commission by L. w. Ra-
dina and Company for settlement.
Those here for the hearing were
Chairman Smith Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and his stem
ographer from Washington; F. X.
Caldwell. general freight agent of the
Southern Railway with headquarters
In Washington; ]. A. Smith. Division
freight agent on the Southern Rail-
way with headquarters in Columbia /;
L. p. Jones of the Southern Weighing
and Inspection Bureau and his assist
ant Mr.. Watson Of Columbia.
After taking evidence In the case
Mr.. Smith fixed q date for the rail-
way to make an answer to the COM
plant and for L. w. Radina & Com
pany to make an answer to 1t.
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REID SCHOOL CLOSES.
Appropriate Exercises Mark End OF
Years W0rk-Medals Awarded.

Tindal. May 10.-The Reid school
celebrated Its annual commencement
last night. Miss Eunice Osteen, teach
er. The school closes after a very
successful term. much progress being
made in spite Of much sickness and
many other hindrances. The work is
very gratifying to all. Our County
Superintendent. DR.. Haynsworth, was
present and made q talk. He seemed
well pleased and we were delighted
to have him with US.
Miss Osteen had offered some
prizes as follows:
A gold medal for best conduct, was
won by Miss Dora Mcleod. A medal
for attendance was won by Misses
Bertha ana Doka Johnson, two sisters,
they having been present every day Of
the session.
A prize for reading was won by
little Miss Kate Griffin.
A prize for writing was won by Ar
chic Mcleod and Horace Ardis. These
prizes were presented by Mr.. Hayns-
worth.
Four other prizes had been offered
by Miss Osreen, one for the best rec
itation by q girl, was won by Miss
Lola Ards. a prize for the best ceci-
tation by a boy was won by Perry
Avin. A prize for the best part In q
dialogue by q girl was won by Miss
Annie Geddings. A prize for the best
part In a dialogue by q boy was won
by James Ards.
The judges to decide upon these
last four prizes were Misses Maggie
Corbett, Ida Ingram and Jessie CAL
loway and Mr.. g. L. Brown.
Mr.. Brown presented these prizes.
saying that the judges had no easy
task. as all of the pupils had done so
we'll 1t was difficult to decide.
The program was as follows:
Song: America-Entire School.
Recitation: A Welcome-Kate Gris-
fin.
Recitation: Jenny Entertains S:s-
ter's Beau-Maggie johnson.
Dialogue: What We Learn at
school-By Five Little Boys.
Recitation: Before the Milliner's
Mirror-Marie Geddings.
Recitation: Digesting the Newspa-
per-Bertha johnson.
Song: Red. White and Blue
School.
Comedy Sketch: IAN Afternoon Tea
Mime Girls.
Song: "Old Folks at Home-By
the Boys.
Recitation: Oh. Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal be Proud-Dora Nc
Leod.
Defamation: Tom Speaks a Piece
Perry Avin.
Song: Somebody's Waiting for YO,
Girls.
DeclamatiOn: A Bachelors Grow
Thurman Griffin.
Recitation: A Little Girls Firs
Speech-Madgie Ardis.
Dialogue: Dreadful BOys-Fiv'
Girls, Two Boys.
RecitatiOn: That Terrible Tomm!
Lola Ardis.
Comedy: Learning to Say yes
Three Girls. Four Boys.
Recitation: A Confirmed Old Mai
bessie Geddings.
DeclamatiOn: The Last Day o
School-Ralph Avin.
Recitation: An Aspiring Warbler
Ella Geddinga
Song: school Days-Entire School
Dialogue: A Lapse Of Memory
Two Girls. One Boy.
Recitation: A Closing Address
Bertha Johnson.
| Awarding prizes and medals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
Chicago Grain

Chicago, May ii-Although the
wheat market showed some strength
today In sympathy with higher caolcs,
prices later weakened on account o.
lack o. support. one Of the reasons
for the. selling was an opinion by "a
leading expert That the crop outlook
for South Dakota Mas never better.
Opening prices we're 1-SC 10 lac
higher, but afterNard the market sag
ged Co below saturday nights !eset.
The close was strong at 3.sc TO L.
net advance.
A%rgentine reports nat new crop ar
rivals were In poor condition tended
To make corr more hrm. The market
opened Lac 10 iHcn 5-Sc higher The
close Wal firm. he TO 5-sc net higher.
oats had but little change. Trading
lacked volume.
Declining prices Tor hogs carried
provisions down grade. First sales
varied from the same as Saturday
night to 10 cents lower.
Wheat-May % 5-sc. July, IS l-S,
Corn-May, 81 l-4C. July s. Use
Oats-Juiy. 81 5-sc. Sept. 80 Csc.
Pork-Juiy, tt962, sept. tis15.
Lard-Juiy. 4iO.o2. sept. 5000.
Ribs-July, fliO1, sept, tii.22.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Election p~RoCLAMATIoN.

Whereas. "a petition was presented
to the Board ot County Commission
rrs Of Bernalillo county. New Mexico.
AZ a regular session thereof held on
The 9Th day III April. 1915. praying
aaid board THAI an election be called
10 determine the question OF establish
inR "a county high school In the CITY oi
Albuquerque and County OF nernalillo
as provided IN Section t. Article Z, of
the state Constitution. ana
Whereas. u war ordered by said
board az said session that n said
petition be granted and that said cleo
ton be held IN snid county On the i3th
dag of May, 1914.
Now, therefore, % Is proclaimed
and ordered hy the Boar Of County
commissioners Of BCrnalillo county.
New Mexico that an election viii ne
held In said county ON the 18Th day
OF May, 1914:
That the object Of said election is
To determine the question OF estah-
fishing a county high chool in the
city OF Albuquerque. In the County ~
bernalillo and State of New Mexico
as provided In Chapter 81 81 the laws
OF the state Of New Mexico, approved
June 10. 1919. and by Chapter 20 OF
the laws OF New Mexico. approved
March Al, 1913.
And h h further proclaimed and
ordered that said election will be held
In the various precincts and election
districts of said R~ernalillO county al
the following named places, to-wit;
Precinct No. 4 San Jose. al the
house Of J. Felipe Armijo.
Precinct No, p Del Rio. az the
| house 81 Antonio Garcia.
precinct No. B. Alameda. az the
house OF Maxine perea.
Precinct No g. Ranches de Alhu-
querque, az the house Of Bias san
doyal
Pfer.nct No. 8. Bareias. at the
house ~ Policarpio Sanchez
Precinct No. 8. Los Padillas. NJ
the Gus Of G%regorio sanchez
Pfecinct No. 2 san Antonio. M
the house Of Charles KEMP.
Precilct No. a. Los GriegOs al
the house OF GrieEo Sanchez.
Precinct No. =. Ranches de Al.
risco. at the house Of Policarpio Ar.
milo.
Precinct No. 10. Escobosa. az IA,
house 81 Fiiomena Mora.
Precinct No. n. Painrito. az ths
house % Cleofaa sanchez.
Precinct No. i2. Albuquerque
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VERA CRUZ LEARNS


ing soft drinks To- the men who H
few weeks < swept through the city
under fire.
Under Red Cross officials Vera
Cruz is celebrating "a continuous mu-
nicipal cleanup day. Every street.
alley and vacan lot Is being cleared
of ans and rubbish and hundreds -
native lahorers are busy washing
down streets and carting away refuse.
Restoration Of the electric street
lamps shot away during the fighting
Us about completed.
Rumors OF all sorts of "a great rebel
attack on TampicO are In circulation.
but naval officials are withholding All
Information received by them. The
departure - the British cruiser FsseS
and the liner Mexico FOR TauHpi' 4
yesterday gave new impetus to re-
ports That the rebels are preparing
To deliver a final coup. probably with
artillery said To hHve been bruugh.
W. from Monterey.
II Tampico falls the attitude of tt'
rebels toward American interests
there and at this point is awaited with
Interest.
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NO MINES MAY OPEN
IN WAR ZONE
Continues from Page onc.l

troops in the southern Colorado strike
fields, declared that the national nd-
ministratiOn proclamation placing "A
time limit ON the surrender OF arms
By residents OF the strike districts,
outlining the policy OF the admins
trntion concerning the operation OF
mines in the strike zone and the mat
ter of re-cstablishmcnt OF the Lud-
low ten, colony would issue today
Colonel Lockeu ana Major Holbrook
declared they were greatly encour-
AGED By the attitude taken by all
parties affected by the strike follow
ing the announcement, yesterday. of
the federal nolicy, Major Holbrook
stated that the surrender Of arms by
strikers had been gratifying since
morning. and he was pleased by the
actions of union leaders Ia what he
called their sincere effort 20 aid in
the complete disarmament Of strikers
The mine operators, said Colonel
Lockctt had absolutely oheycd the
disarmament proclamation and that
even the mon working In The mines
had given up their weapons.
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ATTACK CONTINUES
ON PACIFIC
In, Inascd MIrc 10 Ie,cnIng mcrnId.l

IBy LEASED Wire 10 JcVcning Herald. ]
New York. May IL rhc market
closed easy today buying was more
confident today and prices advanced
under pressure oa special stocks and
reduced realizing In the sate deal
ings the bears renewed their efforts
Go locate soft spots and caused "a
sharp decline ia Canadian Pacific ana
Missouri Pacific, which affected the
entire lot.
closing prices on the more import
ant stocks we're
Amalgamated, t2h
sugar. igs.
Atchisou. 20 %.
Reading i5sM
southern racihc, 9lia.
Union Pacific. ib5A
steel. 5gh
steel preferred. los y.
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SENTENCES SET ASIDE
FOR LABOR LEADERS
Continued from Page onc.)

OF the Urgent Appeal and with pre-
siding over "A meeting OF the United
Workers OF January 20. 1905 when e
resolution was adopted. placing the
Bucks stoves aud ranges ON the un-
fair list, and providing Tor fines Tor
members who purchased such a stove
OF range.
The report Was approved by the
district supreme court and the idenii-
cal sentences OF the first proceedings
we've Imposed.
The District OF Columbia court ut
appeals rcmandcd the case with dircc-
ton that ;he sentence on Gompcrs be
modified To n months imprison-
ment and the imprisonment OF Mitch-
ell and Morrison be changed to a nne
of 5000 Tor each man.
The Distric, supreme court commit
tee Insisted before the supreme coITt
that the court OF appeals had no right
To modify the sentences. Alton y.
Parker, recent presidential candidate,
and Jackson a. Ralston, %cOntcnded
the men had not been guilty Of any
contempt.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CltEDtTORS.

In the District Court Of The United
states for the state of New Mexico.
Bankrupt No, 1855. ln the matter
OF Said Raris. bankrupt
To the credltors of SAID Faris OF
Pena Blanca. la the county of san
doVaI and district aforesaid % bank
rupt
Notice p hereby given that ON the
5th day 81 Mas, a. D. 1919 the said
Said Far.s was duly udludicated
bankrupt Ind hat the nrst meeting
Of hls creditors win be- held az the
office Of the referee. in Aibuquerque'
n. NJ. on the 2Oth day 81 MAY A. ID
1914. 90 uiu o'clock iu tho forenoon
al which time the said creditors may
attend. pruye their claims appoint q
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated May o 1914
John W. WILSON.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Money Market

New York. May 1l-Cai money
steady, 3-fH2 per cent.
Time loans weak: so and 30 days.
"a per cent. six months, 3 per cent
Mercantile paper. 3t-tH3 50 Der
sterling exchange firm; 60 days
is5,35, demand. fSS.13
Bar silver, so 3-gc.
Mexican dollars. Is 3-tc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

election district No ], at Police sta
ton No I'll. y. Second street
Precinct 40. - Albuquerque.
election district No. ., a. office Of \.
W. Hayden tt2 West copper avenue.
Precinct 40 10. Old Albuquerque.
at public s,hoOl houss
preciust 30. Il. san ignaCiu, al
the house OF Nicholas Herrera
Precin,t No. 20. santa Barbara,
at the house OF Torihin Archulcta.
Precinct No. %. La Tiiera. at the
mouse ut lose DomingucZ.
Precinct 40. %. san Antonio, al
the house N Epifaniu Garcin.
Ptecingf No. 20 Albuquerque,
election district No j, az store room
30. 1l3 West Lead dycuuc.
Precinct No. 20. Albuquerque,
election district No. ,. "a T. ~ Dun
bars Office.
PRECINCT No. gs. Atrisco, at the
house Of Triaidad Herrera.
Precinct No. IS. chin, at the
public school house.
Prccint. No. 80. Los Durancs, az
the puGliD schOol house
And % ls further proclaimed and
ordered that the polls Of said election
viii be Open on said 18th day of MAY
1914 from q o'clock in the forenoon
10 6 O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day.
". r. SPRINGER,
pOLiCARPIO ARMlJp
Board ~ County commissioner
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
a. + WALKER. CLERK.
81
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OPERATIONS IN THE
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Kansas city. May ii.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 5000. 100 lower BULK, $50
mS.3O. heavy. ss.30m S.35; packers
and butchers. SS.20M S.35. light. $50
Ws.So; PIGS, t7.50M 500.
Cattle-Rcccipts S,OO0; steady 10
weak Prime fed steers. $50 s.t0;
dressed beef steers, S7.50mS.50; west
ern steers. t7.O0GS.70; southern
steers. tG.5oN SOC. cows. ti50a7. 5O:
heifers. t6750 900, stockcrs ana
feeders. &6,75 ~ $50: bulls. $500
100, calves. tG.50G i0.25.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000; steady 20
lower. Lambs. 3650H $40; yearlinss,
50. 00m 9 sOi wethcra &5.26 % 600;
ewes. $500 $50.
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Today's Market Reports
4++++@*+ +4+**++***++*++**44+++&*+4+4 4++++++4

rough, t1.95ms.lo: pigs. $7.35 mS.35.
Cattlo-Receipts $4,000. steady 10 a
shade lower. Beevcs. &720M 500;
Texas steers. t7.lOmS.l5; western
steers, $40 $40; stockers and feed
ers. $3.50 $3.50, cows and heifcrs,
&3.TOm $50. calves. S7.OOmR.75.
Sheep-Rcceipts IS, 900; generally
Zoe TO i5c higher. Native. &o.25m
$50; western. s5.25H $50: yeariings,
1915 "a 80, lambs, native, s625m
$40; western. &6.25 a. 40.
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The Metal Markets.

New York, May G-Ca3pCr
steady. spot aud July. &i3.37M 613.-
S7M
Tin steady. spot. $500 33.35.
July. S33 Asa 33624
Iron steady; No. ! northern. SIS 20
No. 2 northern. $1,000 1850. No. I
southern. ti475a15 %; No . south
crn, t14.5OH 1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
Lead and Spelter

New York, May it-lead duli.
$3.50 a. 3.s5. London. It's ~
spelter steady. &5iON5.2O: Lon
don. f2i - cd
II. Louis. Mas tl.-Lead firm.
s3.SO. speltcr dun. t4eTis $500.
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II vas expected that the strikers
would submit theiI plans for the re-
habilitation of the Ludlow colony to-
day, and 4. r.. quinn was prominent
~ mentioned as the man who prob
ably would be in charge OF the camp,
which the military commanders insist
must be conducted as q municipality
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FOR sALE-Houses.

-
FOR SALE room frame house
with bath, hot water heating plant,
lGundry room ana furnace room In
basement. screened sleeping porches.
trees s%hrubhery, outhulidinEs and
chicken yard Lot aGNiis Inquire
phone tse
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FOR sALE-.rnai katats.


RANCH Tor sale. 80 acres, good
house aud other improvements, enc
location FOR sheep or cattle business,
good fruit land. water at 10 n.
$500 90; $4,000 cash. or will trade.
Address Ranch. care Herald
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WANTED Every home owner TO use
Erie Carbon root paint. stops
leaks, last , years. Devoe ready
paint. I gal ove 500 ~. feet Thoa.
r. ksleher. f0s West Central
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Chicago. May il.-Hogs-Rcceipts,
$4,000. slow. 10 rents lower. Bulk.
&s.35H $40; light. s. 20 S.4b; mixed.
fS.2Om S.i5. heavy. S795m $40:
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TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAS-on salaries.
household goods and livestock with
out removal. Notes bought and sold.
Union Loan Co. room H. over First
National bank. Phone 1855.
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Wal, Wedge. Miner. Hunters. Re
freshment and boy Scout Tents
Cowboy Bed Sheets. Wagon Covers
Folding camp stoves and camping
outfits. Tents for rent Awnings
and porch curtains made to order
Anything made OF canvas Chas l.
Keppler A Son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11

There will Dee q regular meeting OF
Triple Link Rchckah lodge TucsdaN
night az = o'clock in odd Fellows
hall Initiation.
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New York, May il.-Chino copper
al &c.
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HELP WANTED


NEW MEXICO Employment Agency.
All kinds Of reliable help on short
notice. III w. Silver ave. Phone 49S.
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FOR SALE Livestock.
Dressmaking.
LOST

Lost Watch ana fob. H. B O.
fob q. w L. ON back. sun, Feb.
D. 1910. 5000 reward. Return 10
Herald office.
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Public ~stehogranher.


STENOGftApuIC WORK. Office
hours Q a m. To r p m. or by ap.
pointmcnt. Angela Iapriere. 20 Bar
| nett bldg Residence, 1891 j.
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WANTED-TO BUY.


WANTED-To buy, sell or exchange
second hand furniture. i22 West
Silver Ave. Phone LOGS.
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FOMNp

~
TAKEN tP-onc short-tniled Cuon
owner can have by proving prop.
erty and paying for his ad.
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NEW MEXICO 7
DIRECTORY.

SANTA FE-The MOntezumB Hotel,
American plan; service first class,
electric lights, steam heat. telephone
IN every room. Special attention to
auto parties.
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For sale-Mlscellaneous


FOR sALE-Old papers FOR putting
down capets, etc. CAN 81 Herald
office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Paying business. Having
an exceptional offer will sell reas-
Onably. address T. q, Herald.
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The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-27

Mir. Terry will be remembered as the Banker here from 1884 to 1894 and would be pleased meet all his old friends.
 Mr. Began is well known to the public
The Prescott daily news., 1914-02-27
GOVERNOR RESTORES CITIZEN
 SHIP TO LON FRANKLIN

Little Rock, Feb. 27.-The governor restored to citizenship Lon Franklin, of Franklin county. convicted Feb. 9, 1914, on a charge of petit larceny, and fined $10 and costs and five min utes in jail. The restoration was rec commended by Judge J. H. Evans and the Prosecuting attorney, the time having been served and the fine paid.
 The governor reduced from $100 to $50 fine that was assessed at the current term of the Woodruff circuit court, against Henry Bradley, on a charge of conducting blind tiger. It was recommended by Pros Atty. J. N. Racheals.