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PERSONAL.

J. G. Patillo of Fordyce was here yesterday on business.
 o. o. Lumpkin went to Memphis last night, on business trip.
 K. Blankenship and R. E. Block of Little Rock arrived last evening to look after business matters here.
 w. M. Galloway went to Haywood yesterday, on a business mission.
 w. J. Miller and w. J. Homer went to Shreveport last night, on business. They expect to return Monday night.
 c. P. Albright of Memphis. Tenn. was a visitor to Pine Bluff yesterday, on business
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motor to Monticello tcsley. to spend Sunday with friends there. -*- ,...e.r MT. and Mrs. M. Schnable and Miss Ruth Schnable are spending while at Hot Springs.
 The Royal Neighbors of America will meet in special session Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at Fratern- ity hall, in west Second avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Quattlebaum were here yesterday from Sherrill.
 Little Miss Vida Mae Holderness. who has been suffering with a mild attack of scarlet fever, is rapidly pro- gressing toward complete recovery.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Alex ander Memorial Presbyterian church will meet in the committee room of the church Monday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock Matters of importance are 10 be discussed and acted upon, and all the members are being urged to attend.
 Miss Sybil Dixon, daughter of Lawrence Dixon, is recuperating at the Clark sanitarium from an illness for which she submitted to surgical operation on Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. A. Buskirk, who submitted to an operation Thursday at Clark's sanitarium, is reported to be improy- ing. .t..
 Mrs. s. E. Akers is recovering at Clarks sanitarium from an illness and operation.
 MT. and Mrs; Virgil Mcclellan left last night fer Memphis, where they will likely locate. 7
 Miss .Thenie Hall of Grady is visit inf Miss Mamie Farrar on South Main street.
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ed property owners of that section have obtained big macrity in valua- lion as well as good majority in acreage, and the property owners ap-
 pear almost unit in desire for the improvement.
 It is probable, according to plans the road will be paved with Benton gravel, with a coating of asphaltic
 oil, the oil to be applied once each
 year for three years, which treatment will make it as smooth and depend
 able as asphaltic and even more dur able.
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dren. who were delighted with the story of Daniel Boone,
 Members of the young society set enjoyed an informal dance in the dance hall of the Hotel Pines last night. from 3 o'clock to midnight, The dance was subscription affair.
 Mrs. B. H. Johnson who has been stopping with Mrs. A. G. Whidden since Wednesday, when Mr. Johnson ie't for Benton to superintend the re- building of the telephone plant there, left yesterday to join her husband.
 Mrs. Adolph Hoganson and little Son departed yesterday to visit rela- tlves at Dallas, Texas, and take part in the festivities of the Texas fair.
 The Trinity association will meet at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon, with Mrs. Ralph Robinson, S11 West Bar raque street.
 l The Lydia Bible class will meet at o'clock Monday afternoon, with Mrs. C. s. Williamson, at the home of C.. H. Triplett, 404 Oak street, with Mrs. 1 Williamson, Mrs. J. w. Scales. Mrs. | Will Toney and Mrs. A. c. Parse as hostesses.
 Mrs. w. l.. Packard and Mrs. Lou Brown, after a pleasant visit in Pine Bluff with relatives, left Saturday for Arizona. to visit Mrs. Packard's son, after which they will go to their home in Los Angeles, Cal.
 l Miss Sallie Jarvis leaves today for I Camden, where she will take part in the 'McGill-Smead wedding, on We'd nesday, October 20. Miss Jarvis is a close relative of the bride-elect, Miss Rose Smead, and they were also schoclmates at Mary Baldwin semi nary, at Stanton, Va.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. J. Moore are spend ing today with their son and daugh- ter, MT. and Mrs. Oscar Moore, at Shreveport, who have just returned home from six weeks, stay at San Francisco and other points on the Pacific coast. They were accom- panied by their daughter Mrs. May Ewing and her three children, as well as by Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. John T. Lynch of Maiden, Mo-, who has been visiting them here.
 Mrs. Dan Glenn and little son, Dan Glenn, IT,, of Union City, Tenn. ar+ visiting Mrs. l.. P. Garner, 121O Ala bama street.
 Mrs. w. H. Deaver will be hostess \ Monday afternoon at o'clock to tnt Baptist ladies of her neighborhood, 2 general invitation having been ex' tended to all Baptist ladies living IT the section bounded by Martin II Twenty-second, Main and Olive streets.
 The young Ladies' club of the Firs' lNethodits church will meet nex Saturday afternoon with Mrs. w. L Pc ndergrass, 1110 West Twenty-thirt avenue, with Miss Gertrude Dodds Miss Moree Burks and Mrs. Pender' grass as the hostesses.
 Or. and MT. A. G. Thompson, Whe spent the summer at Sulphur Springs have moved back to their home in the city.
 Miss lMattie Burford, Miss Helen Ballard and Andrew Clemmons VIII
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
I. c. O,Neal

I. c. O'Neal
 I. c. O'Neal, well known and prom inent resident of Wabbaseka, died about 1O:3O o'clock Friday night at his home there. after rather short illness. The funeral twill be held this forenoon, with services by Rev. Holman, and interment in the Fla, Bayou cemetery, at Wabbaseka.
 Deceased is survived by his widow, one child and three sisters, Mrs. B. N. Word of Wabbaseka, Mrs. l.. G.. Garrett of Pine Bluff, and Miss Leslie O'Neal, who is attending school at Columbia, Tenn. He was an active member of the WoOdmen of the World camp of Wabbaseka.
 Leon Thompson.
 Leon Thompson. aged about 25 years, who came to Pne Bluff from Dumas several days ago for medical treatment at local hospital, died late yesterday of complication of diseases.
 A sister, Mrs. Sallie Lou Spray berry, of Reid, Calhoun county, Miss, is said to be his nearest relative. and the body is being held at the Holder ness morgue. awaiting instructions from her as to the burial.
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FRENCHTOWN LEVEE DISTRICT
 TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Frenchtown Levee District tax. for the year 1915, will be due November 3, 1915 and unless paid within sixty days thereafter penalty of twenty five (25) per cent will attach. Under the law the collector has no. authority to remit any penalty.
 R. H. WILLIAMS,
 Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark, october 2, 1915.
 10-2-1m
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Garments Union Meets.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Broth erhood of Railway Carmen of America was held at the labor tenn pie last night, about 200 members of the organization being in attendance. Two new members were initiated, J
 M. Pool and E. M. Robertson. Mat ters of interest to the organization were acted upon during the meeting
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burgh Pirates, has gone to his farm near Des Moines to return to the game no more. His retirement, mark cd by a banquet, brought rejoicing said Clarke, to his mother, who had always objected to baseball. Clarke left for Des Moines. where his mother resides.
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o. G. Ideker to Theodore Woller- man, lot II and 12, block ), Barrow's addition, $1,500.00.
 w. T. Phillips to w. F. Wilson, e; al, lots 2, 8, 4, ,, 6, 2, and 8, block 16, Old Town of Pine Bluff, $1, and other valuable considerations.
 F. G. Smart to 'P. J. Johnson, lot s, block 8, College Heights addition, $65. Durand Whipple, master in chan cery to D. c. Walt, SW SEE 1S-4-3, ct al. lands, $3475.00
 F. M. Reeves, commissioner to The Exchange National bank, NE SEE 11-3- $9S1.15.
 Newton H. Wilson to William T. Wilson NV SEE NV '24-6-1O, $$600.
 Clarke Becomes Farmer.
 tPittsburg, Pa., Oct. 16.-Fred Clarke former manager of the Pitts
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Children Entertained At Story Hour.

Another big crowd Of children was entertained yesterday afternoon at the weekly story hour at the library
 Mrs. T. B. Lyle spoke on incidents in the life of Rosa Bonheur, the French painter of animals, and the children were both interested and instructed by her talk. Miss Mamie Duncan spoke to the younger chll-
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Stella B. Ragan has returned from the East, where she procured the latest styles and fashions in dress, and is now located at 1902 South Main street in the watkins Flats, where she will be pleased to serve her many friends. Telephone 2122. 10-12-6t
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REAL ESTATE TRAnSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday are reported by the G. w.. Byingtcn Abstract company, as fol- lows:
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CHERRY PAVING WILL
 BE EXTENDED A MILE
Petition for District, Rearing Biz Majority, to Be Presented to
 Judge PhiIp0t This Week.

r A petition will be filed with Coun-
 ty Judge c. M. Philpot early the com ling week. for the organization of q
 good reads district, for the paving of Cherry street from the city limits a distance about one mile.
 H. I. Holderness and other interest
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Or. and MT. A. G. Thompson, wh' spent the summer at Sulphur Springs have moved back to their home In th' city.
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motcr to Monticello te,ey. to spend Sunday with friends there.
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Miss ,Mattie Burford, Miss Helen Ballard and Andrew Clemmons VIII
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MT. and Mrs. M. Schnable and Miss Ruth Schnable are spending while at Hot Springs
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The young Ladies' club of the First Methodits church will meet next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. w. L. Pendergrass, 111O West Twenty-thlrd avenue, with Miss Gertrude Dodds Miss Moree Burks and Mrs. Fender grass as the hOstesses.
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ABSOLUTE PROHIBlClON DEL
USO DE BEBIDAS ALCOHOL
CAS- EN- Ell PAROUE BRAC-
kENRIDGE.

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|" 'iu""" p'' los O~o""'S'o"AooS que
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Los CARRANCISTAS DICEN QUE
GONZALEZ VUELVE MEXICO

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Julio 81
POr nOticias que de diversOs puntOS
Sc han recibido aqui, Sc ha venido en-
conOcimiento de algunos de los pun
tOS que culminan en- "a actual situa-
ct6n de Mexico. Ii agencia carran-
ciSta ha recibidO un menSaje de We
racruZ en- el cual Sc le dice que las
fuerZas del General Gonzalez volve-
ran Otra veZ sobre Mexico, una vea
que las fuerzas de Villa bajO ell man.
do del General Fierro, Il quienes iban
q atacar en- Pachuca, Sc retiraron de
aqueI!a poblaci6n rumbo al NOrte sin
haber combatidO.
Segun otras noticias que recibi1
ell Departments de EstadO con fecha
20 de este mes, Sc sabe que Ia capt.
al Sc e]ncuentra tranquila V que los
servicIos de aqua Y de luz han sido
restaurados. pero Ia question de vIve-
res para los habitantes sigue siendO
dificilisima Y no Sc We maner de So
lucionarla. Las fuerZas de Zapata
Sc hallan a corta distancia al sur de
Ia ciudad Y IN differences lugares.
La agencia c~arrancista dijo anOche
que va Sc preparaba Gonzalez para
recuperar Ia ciudad de Mexico y que
enterados de este los Xapatistas, dia-
riamente Sc estaban diS~pcrsando h"-
| cha cl Sur.
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Ell Maravilloso Exito
de un prominente
oculista.
Miles dejan de usar espejue
los. Aqui esta su secreto,
gratis.

I'm prominente oculista de la ciu-
dad de Nueva York, ya retlrado des-
pueS de haber acumulado una inmen-
50 fortuna en- ell tratamlento de en-.
fermedades de Ia vista, dice que Ell
restO de Su vida sera consagrada a
dar consoles gratis i todos los que
Sufran de molestias en- Ia vista. Su
opinion eS Ia de que todas les enter
medades de Ia vista Sc pueden curar
en- e. hogan 81 Sc usa ell propio rene
do, y aconseja i todos, padeZcan o no
de n vista, q que hagan un enSayo
con Ia Slgulente receta. Miles que Ia
han probadO han descartado por COM
pleto sus espejuelos 0 lenies. Els real
mente maravillosa en- Sus efectos y
eS del TODD inofensiva, aun en- ell ca
so de un nino recien nacido. He aqul
la formula en- question: Vaya 4 cual-
quier farmacia, cOmpre un paquete
de las pastilIaS DIPLOMA, disuelva
una paStilla en- dos GnZaS de aqua IL
bla y lavcSe los OjOS con eSta aqua
tres 0 cuatro veces Al dia, por cSpa-
c!0 de dos o tres minutes cada VeZ.
Para ell lavaje 10 mas cOnveniente eS
uSa: una cOpita appropriate para el OBJ
jet0 que venden las boticaS. OjOS in
flamados, adoloridOs, debiles y lacri-
mOSDs, prOntO ceden al maravllloSo
pod=r curative de eSta preparation.
MuchoS cue sufrian lie c~aiaratas y
OtraS Intermediates de Ia vista al
parecer i~ncurableS, reportan curas
maravillosas. No Sc deseSpere mlen-
tras que listed no haya probable es-
Ia receta. Es barata y puede ser Ell
medic de que listed no pierda 81 WIS.,
Ia. AhOra que va Sc lie ha hecho Ia
advertencia, culpese listed mismo 81
cOntinuan understandable suS ojOs. Ell
abandono solo podra traer un result
tado SECURE: Ia perGida Ge Su vista.
Ash ha pasado en- muchos casos. 81
sus ojoS lie duelen o Sc sienten reese
cos como 81 tuviesen arena, 81 Sc
cansan despues de leer listed por cier-
to tempo, es IN signo SECURE de que
algo les pasa y no debe listed de-
jar pasar otro dia sin probar esta re-
ceta. Aun cuando los ojos sc ha-
lien en- perfecto estado de salud, ne
cesitan IN ~lavaje, 10 mismo que cual-
quler Otro 0rgano de ~ cuerpo, v
para tai fin no existe NADIA mejor
que csta receta. MillareS de persO-
mas usan espejuelos que no estin pro-
piamente ajustados 4 su defecto vi
sual Y que lie estan hacienda mas
NAL que bien y otros miles que los
usan no los necesitarian 81 Sc sometie-
sen i un iratamiento en- debida for
ma usando la receta que arriba indi-
m Es un simple remedio case
no que %cualquiera puede usar con
.ventaja Y listed esta en- la obligation
de hacer TODD 10 que este 4 su alcan-
ce para protejer y salvar sus ojos.
No 10 dele para despues. cuando sea
va demasiado tarde. "Hagalo hoy"
81 listed sigue ell ~consejo que aqui
lie damos, no tardara en- darnos las
g~racias por haber publicado esta re-
ceta gratis. G6-Adv.)
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cidcntalmente por III individuo la
mado Moves ZaraSuba.. quicn Sc
gun St asegura fu6 rncOntrad0 con
un rifle a pOra distancia del lugar
de los hcchOs. esQuina de las ca
lies lie pecos Y West Commerce.
Parecc que la policia aun no ha
pOdido poner en- claro el asuntO pues
no existen testigos oculares Y segin
los nltimOs datOs, Zarasuba no ha
hrcho declaration alguna. por Gu
vas razoncS la p0licia anda aun en-
buSca de los culpableS del asesina-
to. Mirntras tanto dos SOSpechosOs
mas. cuyos nombres no Sc conocen
han Sido aprehendidos.
FL entierro del cadaver de Batz
tendra verificativO hoy a las 1 p. m.
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AV|ADORES ESCAPARON De
HORIR EN- NOcALES, SON.
TrieGrama especial para IA PRENSA.

NOGAl.ES. Arizona. Julio 21.-Gn
arr"p!ano pcrtcnccirntc a las fucr-
za> mayt0rcnISiAS que 50 rncu"n-
tran de @uarniriGn en- Ia V"rina pla-
n IT. NpgaIcS. Sonora. al rSiar ha-
rirn,iO unOS vunl0S de- OhSrryaciIn
s" drrrumh6 dc una altnra dr 300
metros rStrcllindOSn contra 81 Surln.
f.! pil"tO Y SI arOmpaIlantr que son
dos am"riranoS que prcSian u ser
VlrioS IN las iilaS maytorrniStaS.
IIamad0s James Dean William elias
sen. solo r"rihirron ii=craS r"ntu-
stones que no son lie prll@r0.
FL aridrntr orurriG aver IN Ia ma
mana IN las afurras ir Ia pohlari6n,
>irndo IraidoS los iripu!anlrs del
aparato 4! hospital para Su rmra-
ri6n.
Sc@lln romuniran "n IN desparho
prorcIrnlc de MazaIlin. 81 general
CarraSro al frrntr dr ma runrza ir
mil rarranriStas ,pI" 80 cnr0ntra-
han III. @Uarniri6n 81 aIu"l puerto,
- In ynItrai" contra 81 primer ir-
f.. pr"r.amando al general Villa y
~poniindoSr drSdr lur=n Il -us Gr,ir-
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FILOSOFIAS ROMANTICAS
SINDO GARAY

Fin una tibia norhr. rlari>ima dn
.r.rrrIlaS. norhr d. tr6piro. nosliI-
-ira y ]pr0funda. IN Que par"r" We
mir por yionfo languido ardent"
perfume Il. naranios IN flor. dos "
Iirr> amigos srnlimrntaI"S Y nortam-
IbI.">. Ilrvi"mr 4 Dir I'm cantor IL
lpiro lie ranrion"> cubanas.
Fl hombrr del troyalnr - rNiran"
' suggestive. Sindo Garay. INITIAL in
do. miiad raSIrI!an" puro. hldaI"o,
,igln XVI. EvGra>r nj or 81 hrrvH
aprlativo a nm iGil y bray" Sihonry.
de- adurIloS que Colon rncontr" "
lire In orilIa dr Ia TERRA mrya. trh-
muln> In aSnmhro como cirrvoS y
vrSlidoS dr plumaS como paiar0s. \
"Garay." aprllid" ranrio lie ronlui>-
l9dnrr<. verso de- romance. raSta IL
rabaIlrrnS colOniaIrS. =. rcrurria 81
"TabarG." 10 mas alto y 10 mas sem
lido que America ha dad" Il" su pro-
pia literature. Il" Ia p"eSia Il" 81
alma. QUE aim "Sprra rantarr> IlI"
purian arahar de- ~romprrnd"r Y de-
deer III h"r"I>Ino. 81 SfailA'|a ' ~
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L UNA l'lIAE - 4''lI'T ~ ''i ~ -
Imani0 haria TN iSl0tr "mpcnacha-
10 Ir rocnirroS, Y dc pI" en- Ia prna
Il" la p;ragua una grnt!l figura dc
Iad~olrsr"ntr. ron Ia miSma mirada y
81 miSfnn casio h. este niHo.
Birr. Va rStanoS "SrHrhand0 IN
'dryOi0 Silrnri0. l.antan los Tres. a
yrrrS al uniSOnO. 4 vrrcS aftermath
Vamrnlc. La v0Z lie tipl" de! chi
Iuillo ticnr IN timbrc impossible en-
CRYSTAL q IN aqua trr'mula. que i'm
prrSiona iurrtrmrnir. Fl padre He
VA 81 rilmo 4 vrcrS con IA rabcza
y rauta Suavc. SuSpirador. tristc
>irmprr. pOr mas que ii mclodia
Guirra vibrar N a~lgazara. Parrre
que Ia algeria de- las palabraS y he
las nolaS 50 lr romDc rE 81 r0razdn
q an Ia -arganta.
ESia cS Ia mtlSica crinlla. IN ma
ravillosa ~rriolla. que iienc todaS las
triSiczaS midas. tOdaS las hrrrnriaS
m~clanrItlcaS dr los arab">. a irav"S
del r>paNol. Y ,oda Ia rrdtica Y re-
ria y primilira llria ">cIava Il" IA
Gotta de- Sangrr de- Africa. que So
"vap"ra EN- 81 airr de "SiaS arm"-
Mas. unlraS "n "i mnnd0.
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ounce cahrl"!l'S. Una IiccIla S"bFr
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cQu: d"rlr? \" hahIa "Ii" al@o d"
cSln. ALA EN- mn paIS:-tafnDi"n hilc-
II" dr una admirable mlISica popn-
Iar-p"r" ntra r"Sa - orr" r"n"
"Nta norh" !" "Srurh'. ''araE COM
p"n' y 'lrruIa "S'a Il,lS'ra 'lplra
y n" ere" III" maya HAda S'tlcJah-
ir Il ella. raIliaha p"f 81. iuHr dc
a~GrahrttrIr lu" los "J"H - ne hu-
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inorvidahIa session ortistiro canine
del alberguc. 20 pienSO en- tres CO.
I'll que ho Poure uecIr 10 que SEN
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humi,dos . san.iI,os ana -, or,,
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IN GUARDIAN DEL ORDES PC-
BLICO MUERTO POR DOS IT,
q R0S DE FUSlL.

Franak Batz de e. amos de adad V
quicn Sc enc0ntraba ieSempenando
Ell cargo de guardian de casas co.
mercialeS. fua muerlO a las lis de
Ia madrugada por dos tiroS de fish
que Sc dice fueron diSparadoS ac-
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los PUERLOS fATiN0S E.N
IL S0BERANiA.
Eirne de 10 pagina !.

ir ln> rurrpo> que trmbIahan agi-
ladoS por ri lrmhl0r he Sus almas.
\ parlir ,r este momcnI0. Ia rirs
IA >,.n ,iur6 para morIr.
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Sc descs una seiiOra mcxicana de buena
conducta, de p 4 30 amos, sola; que quiera
trabajar en- asiStir a I'm hombre meXicano
solo, que trabaja-en I'm rancho: Sc paga
muy btien salario. Para mas inrormes dirt
janSe al intereSado: ST. Jose B. G. Herrera.
a cargo F. c. Bates Ir.. Merizon, Tex.
2-ti.
The Dolores star., 1915-10-22
PuRLIc rRusrEE.s SALE.

WuEsRAs Jscob BufkhAltss. grantor b. his
a.; e - s:s s.. q &: ce ana
p.ss d. eoovss:d % u Dsblie TRUSTEE
Go. :ss .s sses rss s .cass 81. sss
esst auarssr and ths sass half q southwe.t
e s ::o: az .S !. scss sn. q re
nors., Of f.nse p west, q De New MEXICO
. r,i.sss:i !i:s Al
situate, and ali ditebss. ditch rishts and water
rights used and enioyed In eonnsction there
With said trust deed for e 20 payable 10
ere. II mooshs after date, with interest there
on from date at the rate Of ~ per GENT. per
annun from date until maturity, and a. two
per cent. per month from maturity until PAID
t ND S S default has been made by said
srantor in said trust deed IN th: Performance
him BY the terms Of said trust deed, In this
to-wit: that said grantOr has failed TO pay
aS's sv .hsa ss Is
failed to pay certain Of the taIss upon SAD
property and whereas Il 10 further provided
due aud 10 collected BY attorney, tho maker
thereof shall pay an additional sum Of ten per
cent. Of the amount thereof q. attorneys fees
and the same has besn placed In the hands OF
an attorney foF collection.
And, whereas, the legal holder Of the indsbt-
edness represented ~ eeio note mas nl9o Win
Ing, declaring said default, and elsctinx TO
advertise said property for sale, and demand.
ing the sale Of said land under said trust
deed.
Now, therefor, notice Is hereby, given. that.
pursuant to said notics, election and Dc.
vested in mo BY said trust deed and the law, I.
Charles X. Smith, public trastee In said A3pte;
land for cash at public auction 70 the high.
est bidder At the north front do9r o. the
on Monday, the 18th day OF Novemb6r, A. D..
1915, at o'clock In the afternoon, for the pur-
pose Of paying said note, interest and expenses
Of this sale and attorney fees and any ta1es
paid on said property By the holders Of said
note, and will give the purchaser thereof
certificate Of purchase therefor, As provided
by law.
Dated October 18th, 1915.
CaARLEs r. Smith,
Public Trustee In Aontexuma County, Colorado
First publication October Is, 1918.
Last publication November IL, 1915.
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Two Hundred and Fifty Stories

And every story q good one. They
are entertaining, but that is not all you
can say about them. You know there
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cannot learn something useful and yet
entertaining.
Some of the Companion stories re-
fresh your knowledge Of geography;
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