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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Kj0b Dem en- Farm mar Fergus Falls, Mimi

NJOD 2 en farm mar Fergus i AIS, W4lnm.
Vor udnsrkede og vel opdykede Farm, s Mil fra Fergus Falls, MINI, og
6 Mil fra en- mindre By, er til Salgs uhyre bllgt Farmer erp aa to Hun
drede Acres-er vel bebygget med gdt Beboekeshus, Barn; Hoghouse,
Chicken COOP Granery, udmarket Brond og Vindmole.
Denne dejhge Farm Ell nu til Salgs for den uhyre blhge Pns at sos 90 pr
Acre. Kun 100000 kontant. Resten pa lengee lids Abealng om on
skes-skrv med det samme til EJeme
Stondall-T oftey Company. Madison, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
Nom til kittSon County!

Nom til kittSon County! nin "e1 1snd Ie %inn. % k n%'ase og Ar Ar
falfas HjemEavn. Let at dyrke, gdt Wand, got Klima. vi hr
$50 Acres, 8 Mil fra god By. 100 Acres dyrket, indhegnet og "Cross
"Rural Route beiggende ed Jefferson Landevej skandinavisk sett-
cement. S@lges for $3.50 pr Acre. Andre Godtkjpb. Lette Vnkaar.
Skriv Dag. First come, first served.
J. A. BERGQU1ST. Karstad. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

ct Hor Gage @lerlere jorbf9lte6es
iii. u61sb. 3d." 8oelsmano Ni5
S1,bl fra Mmitl1,no poo @eo1te6
&irfcgooro. Som bar ogioo &eterou
ira 1864 og mobtog for11ben 9e=
Dcrsgopen tillige CT, Sl1po!10arentc
fra. Gunn1orf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
@cterauer frn 1864.

6or nogle Sage iioe11, ifriDcs Ser
16. S1,li, jorofplteoes poo Gprltrup
&%irfcgaoro tioliqere @oaroejer
Slooit Yetcr Yeterien, en- al Sc goml-
Il Beteroner fra Sen 1iolte Icspig=
lfe &rig.
0en of0poe,- ser Dor bornefpot
61obt, bbor ban bor bel1leDet Set
melte al fin SID, 11bmerfe6c fig i'll
Dnb." pe6 cit iip1oen @eoerligbcb,
SLID og Str9b1ombc6.
6pr en- Del Mar tilbage afben=
0coe ban fin @ooro til cit 5piger=
ion, ser er gift n1e6 Sen elblte Oat-
ter, og fog poa MftGgt, men 81
&rigen brpo l1o, tog bon> lfjent
1terft plaget of @igt, tat igjen OIL
Djolp trofalt fin Datter, bpis Mano
CT inofolbt, / &oo6 % 0ooo meS
Booroens Drift, ioo lenge ipm
hans &rpfter tillo6 set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19
10000 &irfeflpffcr

cr iii. v@cim6ul" ON lmelte0e ii
&rigsbrug / Tpiflon0. Oqlaa 2pn
%aflcbcrnc tuges at &irferne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

De faar fmd Verdi af Deres PENCE. naar De kGber Land fra os i Nah
nomen, Norman og Polk Counter, da vi eer Diet meste Land, vi selger
SHRLIG GODTK0B 200 Acres 10 Mil fra Fosston, nae god For
refining og Mejeri og skandinavisk Kirke, godt 5 v@relses Eus. god
KjRlderstad med Vandledning til Kj@lderen, noget godt Tgmmer, ca
50 Acres under Plov, 20 Acres Klsvr, 5 Acres Alfalfa, Reshn Gres-
gauge men alt kan ~dyrkes, udn@rket Jord, god Beiggenhed. Pris
$40. pr Acre, Diet halve kontant, R@ten paa lette vlkaar. skriv efter
Oplysninger. W 7 McGrath Land Co. Mahnomen MIN
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so Acre Farm
The Laporte Pine Tree Land Co.

M0onn kiber en- tildels dyrket Kvart, 4 Mil fra Mejeri og
9oOOO' By: 80 Acres under pyrkning. # hyilke % Acres
smuk Iund az Grantreer Tundt Bygningerne Godt .Iog-Eug, stald med
til 80 Stk.-Kvag, godt Wand og Il bomstrende/ | skandinavisk
Nabolag. skriv til Ejren. Alt dyrket Land oliver plgjet i Efteraaret
Iiste yer andre Godtkiabss Farme og Land faces we'd at skrive til
II j, ANDERSEN. GRYGLA. MINI.
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0oftgr 1bonlmesiens 5pn, ben ti0-
ligere Weorsoaftpr, 81. Molf Sbom-
mesien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

80 ACRES FARM, 6 Mil fra Ulen, Mimi, code Bygninger, 40
Acres under Dyrkning, Resten Grasgange, Eng og "Tqmmer.
Eft Vandl@b 1@ber gennem Landet den enc Ende. Kun $40.
pr Acre, hvis Diet selges hurtigt En- fortreffelig Farm, der vii
bringe code Resultater til Ejeren. Skriv eher narmere Oplys-
ninger til O. E. REIERSGORD, Ulen, MINI.
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EN- GOD HALV-SECTION.- hvoraf $50 Acres err under Dyrkning, 40
Acres tnsaaet med Klever og alt god, hj Grund Et godt set Byg-
ninger, 4 Mil fra Gryga. Dette Land vii blve sogt paa lette Viii
kaar til en- virkelig Settler a s25pr Acre. Enhver, m gnsker den
for SPECULATION, anmodes O. like at besvare denne Annonce, da den
like vii blive sogt til saadanne uden mod kontant. Har adskelige
Wilde Kvartsektioner til sag a $40. pr Acre. For n@rmere Oplys-
ninger skriv til Ejeren. GEO. A. JOHNSON. Grygla, Mimi.
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Mr. 100 Acres improved" Farm, Mil 0t for Guthrie og Mil Nordet for
- Lapore. rs Acres under DyrKning. 40 Acres Eng, hIe Farmer e ind
hegmt med barb wire oe Egr@spale. Code Bygninger, som beaaar afet godt 4
Vsreseshus, en- Stad med H1loh, Konlade. Maskinhus OF andre Bygninger. We'd
Rural Mai! Route og TeefonHnie, bei&gende tetbeboet Naboag. Farmer vii
ct Godtkj6b til $40. pr Acre: men saahemt den TAGEs FOR sE Dec. sELGEs Fol
$35. pr Acre til ikaar, som paer Kj9beren.
T. A. LARSEN, The Park Region Land Co., Laporte, Mimi.
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Lille Farm. Eft virkeligt Godtkj0b.
100 Acres 9 Mil fra Park Rapids, Mimi, 4 fra Usage. J@vn lord.
Sort fed Jordbund, Lerunderlag. IS Acres dyrket, tlsaaet med Kip
ver. Resten "brush" Land, meget let at rydde Ingn Sten. Pis
$25. or Acre. $1,000. kontant Resten pa lang It'd. Fin Beig-
eenhed. godt Nabolag. Moderne Observation-Disclosures. Maa selges bill
igt til vennevnte Pris. skriv efter or store, FarmListe.
A. J. OLINGER LAND CO. Park Rapids. MINI.
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sfriO otter grgSenn,auaer
af bette Slab.
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IT, I..A:e4 Co1f 100 Acres, 6 Mil fra Newfoden, alt ind
1OI Ill I1SI Odl6' hegnet, so Acres under Dyrkning, Resten
Grasgange og Eng, we'd god Vel, code Bygninger og udmarket Wand
maa selges straks, s25. pr Acre, $1,000. kontant, Resten pa lette Vii.
kaar. Skriv til
e. BERGSMAN. Newfoden. Mimi.
~ y. a =. "a. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-19

24O ACRES FARM beiggende 1 Mil fra Gary, 1870 Acres dyrket, god
=. 5-- =, n--I Eng goo st Bygninge rn god J %Ti 81 udmer-
$50 Acres, belggende sydest for Gary, nar Forretning og Mejeri,
c "a s Mil fra Mahnomen we'd 500, tndes dyrket, gode Bygninger. Til
den bilige Pms af $50. pr Acre.
ogsaa nogle vildt Land Tracts" til s25. og op. skriv eter marine
re Oplysninger. LEWIS GARDEN, GARY, MIMI.
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19 Acres Improved" Farm Stearns Co. Minnesota.
Stsder CD til e god By, sort Jordbund, Lerunderlag, IS Acre under
Dyrkning, Resten Eng og Grasgange, e. ideel "stock-Farm", 80 Acres
indheenet, god Br@nd, sor Lund, godt Sat Bygninger, SEASON Illus.
Stald, Kornlade, Hqnsehus, etc. Prs $65. pr Acre meget lete VIII
kaar. Skriv eHer Liste owe Farme.
WINNER scHM1Tz REALTY CO.. Belgrade, MINI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

LET THE OTHER FELLOW
DO IT"

This Is the thing that has caused
so many failures, so much misery
so many deaths letting the other
fellow do it, From the fall OF great
nations down To- the smallest person,
al accident u is this policy hat mas
been responsible for 50 many of the
troubles OF tho world. Time after
time the other fellow Toes not dc
IT, The Liberty Loan is a Ease In
point Il "a aOsolu' ,ly useless TO re-
Is upon the other fellow. because
the uuuu 20 be raised is so enor
NOUS mat 10 viii take The combined
s|clf-deuial and effort nt every man
woman. and child IN this country to
provide the money
This leads naturally to another
thought n is not enough that we
merely subscribe We must see that
nciBhbor subscribcs. because II
he fails down. We ourselves shall
suffer. even although We may have
done our share.
There are just a few people le't
In this country Who say ole, tie
rich man find the money. When
the government has had it, needs
supplied, the rich man will not he
~ rich, his taxes viii be- enormous.
and many a wealthy company strua.
cling with the high cost of every.
thing they use In their business. IN
addition 10 their taxation will have
a difficulty In securing profits for
their shareholders The profits Of
those making wal supplies will Ia
nut IN half. ut least, by government
action. Again We must remember
hat our wealthy men invested mil
lions and millions Of dollars in The
loan last time and will do d again.
The average citizen must realize that
the wealthy man Is doing his share.
and that II is to the farmer. the
merchant and the working man that
the country loOk Tor a large share
ii the subscriptions to the present
Dan.
~ you say "let the other fellow
30 a. the loan viii fail. we shall
De disgraced ia the eyes OF tho
world. the resistance tn Germany ~
our allies may break dONn. and the
most terrible thing in the world viii
lappen 10 NJ conquest By Germany.
rhis would mean taxation beyond
uuman endurance, national disgrace
and having 10 work for German maa'
ers for years to come.
The Germans are not willing to
81 the other fellow do IT. Their
aoys Of Il ana their old men OF
- are serving In the army. their
women and their children are going
uort OF food; they are giving mp
Utmost every cen they possess in
rider 10 beat this country Surely
- have more patriotism than the
Germans. more sense II not, then
SO deserve to be beaten
Can In and see your banker aud
AK him whether this article con.
aims the truth. lie viii tell van
nat It does, and viii agree that II
= a fatal thing In this great na.
lonal crisis TO let the other fellow
90 IT,"
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HOW TO EASE -
YOUR TAXES

This 10 a subject that interests
'very man. This Wal ~ costing a
'um Of money so great that nv man
AN realize what such au u mount
means. We have 30 Ind eighteen
md unu half bHlion dollars during
be frst year Of the WORK. Eighteen
thousand Five Hundred Million Dol.
airs THINK OF ~ hut perhaps YOU
rad better not. n will only make
your head go round and ton viii
no, be- ans nearer 10 erasping the
meaning Of such an amount ui mon
sy. when you nave done thinking.
To get down TO something YOU can
understand. II . that every man
In this country has to give up nearly
half Of what he earns this year.
The government Is going To get
this money. because II has 10 have
II. OF coarse. 1t can tax your in
come. tax everything you eat and
drink. your land and your csttle. and
raise the money this way. How.
ever. this would be- too hard on you,
40 the government has decided TO
ask YOU to loan some VI the money,
with Uncle Sans own promise that
he will pay you back, and pay you
Interest In the meantime. Uncle
Sans promise to pay Is 40 good
that his written promise In the form
Of n bond can be handed around
from man to man, almost like a dol.
tar bill. You don't mind giving "a
silver dollar In exchange for a bill,
and you can feel Just the same way
about giving u cheque in exchange
for a Government Bond
SOW HERE is THE POINT:
JUST so MUCH AS THE GOVERN.
MENT WILL ALLOW YOU TO
LOAN TO THEM. so MUCH LESS
WILL THEY HAVE TO TAX YOU.
Looked at fairly and %squsrely. IL
Il not better to loan money. rather
than nave 1t taken from you?
We are a level headed people, and
when things are put up to us In a
Straightforward way by s%traight'fOr
ward people We are ready 70 fal! IN
lire
You know the facts now. straight
from the &. :. Government
You have money that YOU do not
need until next spring Lend It q
Uncle sam II YOU must nave II
back next wear. borrow on yoni
bond. or sell II.
Your banker is u good man tC
talk 10. You believe in him Co ant
ask his opinion. lie will tell yot
that he mas bought Liberty Bonds
and he will advise YOU to do the
same.
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Kansas City. oct. 3D. Hogs- RE-
DcIpls 5000 Lov,r, Bulk. $1,000 n
lt % heavy. SIG 0oH 1910. light
Sli iuHII.5i. pigs. Sla.,-HIf.a-.
'stt'o -HoccIptS. !-.uUU. steady.
Prime led steers. s15 ,oN 1875. Dress
ed beef stocT~. fll.uu hllp 90. Western
steers. $500 Ml2.5u. cows. $500 ~
200 hcifor-. 50. 500 1900. ,to.kors
H1d feeders, ss.rUh lr.Uu. bulls. 50 1u
70 20. calves. ! G.1nH lg.SO
rht,. Receipts 5000 Lower
Lambs NG2'm 1875. y%corling,, tI2T
1880 Wcthrrs Sll Uum - 80. cyes
8. sOH1l.su
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New YORK Money.


\cw York. p.' -3- N,iuJuill, pH.
p'r. ''. per cent. storlInr Gu day ul#
l.Il por cont. commercial tn du.
BILLS uu upnk- i,l per cent COM
mcrct,I on dnH bills. t,u1. p,r cent.
d'murd t,', por cent clnic. i-f
IIDr cont
I1r silver NgI.r
NcN.ruu dollars G-ay
G~uN,rUm,ut bonds -IItINl
Railroad bond. Irregular
Time ioau-- Easier sixty drys a.
30 per cent 7H DAYS. ts Ual. uo.
cent. six months. sls ~ pcr rcut.
can none, Firm llirh Z pri
cent. low gA per cent ruling rfr .
nrr cent. cIosiup nid aA per cent ~
'0rrd 80 9 pee rrut, last lunu a pgl
cent.
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chicago. oct % Hogs Receipts.
90 uuu Unsettled ar YESTERDAY, aver
rtc 20 o. cents lower Bulk. Sll G- m
lG-' light ttIloa 1875, HEAVY.
'lijI" 1000. pig sl0.25H 1915.
cattle Goroip.- $4,000 stead.
N1'Ny .i"ors. SASHA ~. ou. western
-.r'rs 'o' o. SO stuykcrs .ui
r"rioI. 49, lu mao. COWS and h,l-
rrs 81 ''1 li.55. calves. 50 .uuH De- ou.
sheep Receipts. .l.U0U stead
W"th'r- SNNoHl2 80. lambs So 500
I,-5
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Denver. Got 90 Catfls. Receipt.
600 stead, Beef steers. S>.nuH -.
90 ~ 1ud hcifor. So 20 TN.1s -tocker-
and feeders So 1SM1 rT5. calves.
s.. ruH 300. H..
Hogs Receipts 300 Market 20 .
GENTS over To- TOW tFIr boss tf
81. pn. uu.E. $3.50
sHrup- E|",..pts. %, uUu steady
lrwu" fIr.uuu 10 -.. ,vos $4,000
1Ul s
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chicago. oct ga Weakness man.-
Tested itself In the corn murkct today
owing Co.. prospects of new price re-
strietuus Much selling took place.
,h.rfly Geo close ont contracts. hat re-
UuIrCd delivery of corn Boz december.
TIN reason Tor unloading ~ such COM
tracts was belief that the board %
trade directors this afternoon formal
D, would %prohihi, an new business IN
ihc borompc option. % step toward
ayertiur sensational price uptutEs
Uk.Iy tp Ice brought about otherwise
hy tho temporary scarcity 81 corn il
ChI.upo elevators. Opening quotations
with December al $ll'i. to- il.I7 ana
NiHy Jf s. ""A Go Fl.io's were follow %
cd Do, 90 s.'nhck an around and then
something % - raliy.
Later the market rcoouud.d ~ %
result pf buying ON The part II the
shuIt- uut for the most part the sd
|inec- were NOT maintained Quota
lions closed unsettled az Ii.l5is 20
81 f5. Ion December and I.lai. no
81 io', for MAY. Lea cents decline t.
cent gain us compared with Nester-
DAVIS finish
SOME recovery ensured ON account ~
Hu'Iur p- ribbed 20 stock wards inter
este
u1t, ,fsod down with corn ShJrr
breaks 800 provisions were ps,ri0do Ca
the weakness 81 the corn market For
iD.I more than a. 70 h,,"t-l
,Jo-c
corn Dec. tilaf. NAV SlIuis
p1ie-nec sNisc May. ,97sn
For oct. - Jan t3S.30
Lard Nov ts3.91 Jan. SEER.
Ribs. oct. i2T50 Jan $50 .
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The Markets
ssftilnnu;;ri:itui


New YORK. oct s3-Priccs nn tn"
later ON The further hca,tncss ~ utili-
ties and tho Irregular trend 81 spocu-
lativc GVuritos. Local fractions ION J
Co. Z points. Consolidated gas fcll 2a
and stcclr aud coppor- reacted To- or
below tcs,erdav's final quotations Nc
tive equipments moved iu the same
,rIttic manner aud rails parted With
much uf their Initial gains. Shippinrs
were among tho few sustaining fov-
lures. uuI yielded with M, general Va
before noon. Liberty bonds hardened
uf gn % O., an "a
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New YORK. cotton.

Sow YORK.. O0'. .3 cotton future,
closed firm october S.p.1t poc,m.
Hor - 90. january s., -3 March
f"1 60 Ma, s-6Ns.
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srNrE OF WV MLxicn.

Mexico KS.
II f. hereby certified. that the an
ucxed Is u fun. true aud complete
transcript of the
certificate of incorporation
Of
wM. L. srALEY a COMPANY
40 stockholders Liability
tNu gISNJ
win the endorsements thereon, rs
same appear On file and Of record
IN the office uf the state Corporation
Commission.
In testimony whei eof. the state.
Corporation Commission ~ the state
of New McNtco hds caused this Ger.
tificatc to be signed hy us chairman
and the seal of said Commission. to
be affixed st the city of Santa be on
this goth day ~ October. \. j.. 1917
Hugh ~ Williams,
oScalb Chairman
Attest
Etwin e. Coard. clerk.
Certificate Of incorporation
OF
WA. g. STNI.EY q COMPANY.
so Stockholders Liability.
We, h undersigned. hereby ASSOC
- lfN|h W. w NFhNhfNfN ~ ~ W.
pose OF forming a corporation pur-
suant To- the laws Of thu state of New
Mexico regulating the formation and
government Of corporations and here
by certify:
l. That the name OF said corpora
ton shall be the WIN. /. Staley q
~'ompany, ma stockholders liability
that its principal office shall be To-
Gated at Albuquerque, %Hcrualillo
county, New Mexico. sud william l..
Sttley Is designated ds the statutory
agent therein, in charge thereof, and
upon whom process against the cor
porItion may DE served
o. That the purposes fo. which
said corporation is formed are 10 W
operate, manage n carry on the
business ol buying, selling. raising,
owning and In general dealing in cat
tie. horses, sheep and other livestock.
pelts. wool and animal products. also
in buying, selling. owning. renting.
operating and iu dealing In ranches.
grazing and agricultural lands ana OPP
tious and leases thereon. ulsu In buy
ing ana selling. owning. operating and
conducting the busiucs OF general
merchandising; with fun power TO
borrow money upon said businesses
on any of them or any Of tn" property
owned by said corporation and 20
mortgage or sell and convey the whole
or any part 81 said corporations as
sets.
Q That said corporation shall OK
ist for the term 81 o. years from and
after the date of its Incorporation;
that the number OF itg directors shall
be three and that tho names and i'd
dresses Of those appointed Tor the
! first three months are:
Wiln1m l." Staley. president. .Albu-
Qucrpuc. y. NJ
George {, TAYLOR. vice president,
Albuquerque, y VI.
M1rr3uctlt 49, Stilcy. secretary.
! treasurer Albuquerque. y. NJ.
g. That the amount OF the capital
stock OF this corporation shall bc two
hundred thousand dollars c2Uu. OUOl
divided into ,wo thousand shares uf
{ rh" plr value of ono hundred dollars
each that the nantes aud addresses ~
/ tho ucorporators ami the number OF
share, subscribed hy each uud the
amount with which said corporation
shull commence business Js .ts paid
up capital i- dts follows
William J.. S,tlcy. Albuquerque. Y.
81. ton shares. 100000.
George t. Tlylor. N-IuuVucrguc. y
A. ono share 10000.
NlrEnr"ttn % Staloy. Albuquerque.
y NJ tom shares. $1,000 90.
CIV uty-ouc shares. S-l0U. 00l
lu witness whereof We have here
unto set our hands and seals this
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WANTED-Male Help

BOY WANTED with wheel at Mead
ows' Cleaning shop. 214h y. ith.
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WM L. STAl.EN n COMPANY
$50 Stockholders Liability
tNO. 9lSs'
With the endorsements thereon. rs
sumo appears on file n OF record
In the office OF the state Corporation
Commission
In testimony whereof the state
Corporation Commission of h state
of Sew AieNicu has cau-ed this ,er-
uticttc ~ h" signed by It's chairman
and the seal of said Commission Tea
DO affixed at the city Of aHta Fc on
this goth day OF October. a. b.. l'l,.
Hugh " Williams.
,S"JlI chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
PROPOSALS IOR CONSTRUCTION
or ONE IIlGIIN ~ BRIDGE.

Department ut th" iHtcri'r office of
Indian affairs, Washington. -. e.,
October 3 1914 Sealed proposals plain
b marked uu The outside 81 the sealed
envelope Proposals for ono highway
bridge. Ute Mountain indian Roscryl-
liuu' r'd addressed ,u the Commits.
-.ur,J .i luditu Affairs. Washington.
ID. o., VIII Doe received al the Indian
u.,.., until O'Clock o.. tu. OF Novem-
urr q l1l1. fur furnishing materials
uad tabor Tor the construction Of one
hlghwuF bridge .u strict accordance
with the plans. spccilications and In
.trU-.iuua 90 bidders. which, may POO
examined goo th" ofncc of The paper or
periodical 100 which this advertisement
appears tuo United States Indian
Warehouse 100 'nlclso, Illinois. S..
Louis. Missouri. Sar Francisco. cast.
iuruia. and a.. Builder. Exchange. So.
Paul Minnesota. and ai the office ~
The superintendent of the Ute Noun
,.iu IliIHu -chuul Tuwauc. Colorado.
For further Information apply to tho
super .utcudoHt uf the Ute Mountain
indian school |l.I Soils UDmmfN.IDusr.
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~ NN'rI.b. Man AND vito want small
apartment or furnished house ~
take care nt during the winter for the
I-ul AdlIn.. EnN -. n.rn Ihc HerlII
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Put In "a HELP WANTED ad. tho
read The SITUATIONS wanted.
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NJ NOTICE.

VI NOTICE.
state of New Mexico. County ~ Ber-
naliilo. IN tho District Court.
I'm the mutter of the ~receiyershlp of
the Royal Drug Company. a cor
porauon-Eo. tiitl.
Notice To Creditors.
To an Creditors Of the ROYAL Drug
Company:
Pursuant TO today's order Of the
District Court gor Bcrnalilio County.
New Mexico. TN the above cause. YOU
are notified to Gle your claims. duly
sworn To, against the Royal DRUG
Company "a corporation. with the be
low named receiver AZ 30. e2i West
Central avenue. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. on OF before Wednesday. No.
Nowher eth. 1917. Claims not dull,
filed 10y November an. 1917. Will bs
barred,
A. r. WALKER.
Receiver.
Albuquerque, New Mexico. October
2Uth, 1917.
Publish 1o-e0. io-ee, 1o-e3l
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sTNTE or NEW MEXICO.

state Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico Certificate NJ Comparison
McNlDu -ss.
ncNcd * "a fun, true and complete
transcript ~ the
Certificate Of Stockholders Nouctaosh
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NON-LIABILlTN
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FOR sALE-A WinonU surrey as good
as new, FOR 80 cents ON the dollar.
viii trade FOR Zee or COW Inquire
of Henry Westcrfeld. 2o7 West Cen
trial Ave.
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Legal NOTICE.

LECAL NOTICE.
State Of New Mexico. County OF Ber-
%nolillo, in tho District Court;
In the matter Of the rcceivership OF
n Royal Drug Company. a cer-
poriti0u-So ma.
Notice of Sale.
Pursuant to today's order of the
District Court Tor Bcrualillo County,
New Mexico. in the above described
cause. | will sell the stock OF mer-
chnndisc. fixtures ana accounts re-
ceivahle of the Royal Drug Company,
20 the highest hiddcr FOR cash on
Wednesday. October "a. 1917. az ~
O'Clock a. IA. at the former place OF
business Of the Royal Drug Company
90 so rs South Second street. Al
huqucrquo. Ncw McNico.
A. r. WALKER.
Receiver.
Albuquerque. Now s%lcyioo, October
,1th. 1914.
publish logo. io-2s. I0-2sD
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APARTMENT WANTED Complete
0" furnished modern apartment hy
quiet YOUNG couple BOX -, care
tiorg'd
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FOR SALE


Sons piano, az q real hargoin no
South Niuth street.
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a little WAIT Al now aud then
is read hy every class uf meu-aud
umc too. Thy one.
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SITUATION WANTED-n nv young
man. 20 drive pleasure or business
ear or truck. Address WIN. Shields,
Gen. Del. Albuquerque. New Mex.