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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

J. l.. Jones: conference stewardship
secretary. G. W. Mathews
Waycross District--E. r. Morgan,
presiding elder: Alma circuit. F. \.
Radcliffe: Atkinson circuit to be sup
piled by II. G. Griffin: Blackshear. !.
r. Webb: Broxto circuit, !. y. Dickin-
son; Brunswick. First church. l.. J..
Ballard: Brunswick. NJ. &. Kendree. y.
II. Olmstead. Douglas. =. T. Waiting
ton; Folkston circuit. l.. w. Fall;er;
Glenmore circuit to he supplied by II.
X. Vanbraclla: Cranberry circuit to be
supplied by J. \. Cook; Hinesville cir
cult W. j. Churchwell; bonneville cir
cult. John sharp; Tesup. !. NJ. LOvett:
LudowicI circuit w w. Meeks; Mer-
shon circuit, ~ A. Waite: Nichols cir
cult. &. r. Tyler. Patterson circuit. l..
r. Pitcher: Pearson circuit. O. y. Tai
ley: St Marys. L. &. Gray: Townsend
and Darien. j. r. Rarnhil: Waresboro
circuit. W. T.. Boykin: Waycross, First
church g. A. Jackson. Trinity. W. T.
Arnold: Deenwood to he supplied by g.
W. Smith: Mission 10 be supplied by
w. c. Rain: White oak circuit. W. w.
Hin: Woodbinc circuit. r. F.. Owens:
Missionary to Korea. James W. Hitch.
TransferIcd-To North Georgia con-
ference. George ". AGREE. Roy =. Eth
ridge: to West Texas conference, }. D.
Smith
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
Appointments Announced at
Conclusion of 1917 Session
at Albany Monday Afternoon
Are Printed Here in Full

ALBANY. TIA. Nov iS-Tne closing;
session Of the Fifty-firSt south Geor-
gia conference was marked 10y Jhe in-
production and passage % a stirring
patriotic resolution. indOrsinE the poll
.sieS OF the president and plsdginC Sup
port in the conduct OF the war. The
resolution was passed by unanimous
rising vote. and WAS followed by the
singing Of America" Naldost1 was
selected as the 1918 meeting place. The
local press and the Albany people were
formally thanked by the conference
-or the way in which the convention
las been handled Conference ad-
fourned 1t noon IN order 20 allow the
preachers to get away ON the many
afternoon trains Ieaving Albany
a 5DOinJmenrS a. the south georgia
yoTtfsreucs follow
Nmcricus Dss,r.Ct-O. 3. chester. pre-
-d.rS elder.
ArericuS. Frs. church. Paul W. "a
Ia: Americas. Ice street. : =. Jeua;as;
-,ulcr.Cus circuit. = ~. Patterson NJ
I.nston. W. C. AIlabeu: BIakeiy. y T.
- ford: BlakeIsy circuit 20 b. sup
-1Iied by Mack Pe5rce: BrOnwOcd chr
s'll!t. T. 3. GrineT: C;Ithbevt. w A HuoN-
zhee: Dawson. p 70. Thomson. I'd sol.
circuit W. - Glenn Ei'Jyille circuit.
:. =. Sampler: Fort Game circuit Nose
Reg teter. Tsssrv Circuit. y = tIaN'-
Is<I-c circuit. q. ?. CLARK. Parrot 80
,y.-s- =. l.. Summer. Plains circuit. = "
-~.rIr-. SasSe- circuit = " oUiiliau-
r. Shellma1. -. =. hyde. SheIimaD car
., uit. George r. Erwin: Spr.nEvale e.
~uf,. H. r. HsiS'sr; Suithv.lie circuit.
Marvin Vincent. president -'.drsU cc,-
.osA J. W aMlonc- CvLnSe-t IS, nj
sIo-.ar,- 10 cuba. =. - Eslk.ls-
Columbus District = CEa;heid,
presiding elder: Buena Vista. =. ". Ar
mold: Butler circuit. L. y Harrel Co.
Iumbus-East Highlands. F. Z. Gard
uer. North Highlands. Hamp stevens;
Rose Hin. j. e. @. Brooks: ~. Lake.
J. ( Thomas: -. Mark. J. W. Lilly;
- raul l. - Johnston; Eussetta
circuit. J. z. Chanen: Geneva circuit
o.. T. Sav5lIc: Hamilton circuit w. t..
IEghtower: Lumpkiu. W p Elevin;
Marion circuit. =. : TrulOck: NIauN
circuit. NJ W. Flanders: midland cir
ruft. I. r. Shell; Omaha circuit. - l..
WsII. Reynolds. J. II Allen. Eichland.
J. r. Stanford. TaIbotJOn. Leroy a
Brown: Talbot circuit. n H. McGregor:
waveriy Hall. q. J. Evans Woodland
circuit. T. A PsffOTd: missionary to
Korea. " l.. Gerdine; conference secTe-
tarv education. = 7. Chatfield.
Cordeie District-W. F. Smith. presid-
ing elder; Abbeville. ". \ Mallory:
Arab circuit. !. ~. J. Taylor: Ashburn.
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COTTON OIL MARKET
nf.nn


BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Bptter firEcr; re
ceipts. g. 1877: creamery, extra, - u M45l2c; 90
special market, 46d46iac; imitation creamery
firsts 35144c: state dairy, tubs nominal.
Eggs. steady; receipts, Sab; nearby white
fancy, T5@sOc; nearby mixed fancy, 4GG 55c
fresh firsts. 4S6t55c.
Cheese. steady; state milk. common to sp,.
cials. 16d 24i2c: skins. common to specials,
1SGt20lac.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK Nov. l9.--Flour. quiet ana
steady.
Fork. steady; mess. S4T. 5OGI As. 90.
Lard, easy; middle west spot. S3S. 1OGI .S. 20
Sugar, raw, dull: centrifugal 90 test, 6. 30:
melasses. 50 test, 6.O2; refined, dun; cut loaf
Granulate,l. S.:5.
coffee. Rio No :. on spot. T7.c.
Iallow. strong specials. -. a 1881.
Hay. firm: No. !, 81. T06L1 so; No 8. 81 81
"a ] 30; clover. 81 30d gu t.,
Dressed poultry. quiet: turkeys. liza Sc;
chickens. GOA 3Gc; fowls I612 a 25c; ducks. II, &.
36c: Live poultry. steady; geese. 20c: ducks.
81 a 23c; fowls. 31625c: turkeys 32m33c;
ROSTERS, lie; chickens, brOilers, 20a tae.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
CHICAao PRopUCE MARKET

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-BUtter-Creamery eX-
tras, 44lac: creamery firsts, 43l2 a44c; firsts.
81 = "a 42c; seconds, 3Tlsm3Sl9c.
Eggs--Ordnaries, sea i3c: firsts. IA Z a 4Jc.
theese-fwins, 23ls@24c; young Americas,
24A ~ 25l4c.
Live poultry Fowls. l6@ 1Sc;. ducks, liza
lYc;; geese, l5alT springs. lSlac; turkeys,
&c
Potatoes-Wisc cousins and Minnesotas, 81 800
100; fancy westerns, 81.
JOHN F. CLARK & CO.'S COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-POlitica, news
over Sunday was hardly Of character to slim
ulate the markets. London reports the com
the Max!malSts in control.
The discount distant positions had again
widened in the last two sessions of the market
and this seemed to create n new buying force
tNer Sunday, irrespective of the genraI out
look. Opening trades - TO "a points up
on execution of buying orders. which had &C
cCmulated over Sunday. Distant positions were
the strongest. While bcarish views prevail
TO the census ginners at a. Wednesday.
estimate early in December is already making
ing which appears all depressions. Ginners
will compare with e.615.cOO last year and 8, III,
600 year before; 991 900 for period last year
and 1892. 0C0 year before.
Advices from west show more general rain
occurred Sunday in Texas and Oklahoma
General rains fell also western Arkansas
I Cisiana and Mississippi. Indications
for rain in southeast Texas. central
belt and Atantcs. following by clearing west
with freezing to the coasts in next few days
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Classified Advertiser ents
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
~--~--~-~-~-~~->-~-~-0-o~-

SEEDS AND PLANTS.
CABBAGE PLANTS.
FREE with cabbage plants, one choice grape
Vine or peach tree with each 800 plants, not
TO exceed = vines or trees with single order.
Plants 800 for 81; 1000 for Sl.5O; 1000 for
$3.50. Varieties: Early Jersey, Charleston
wakefield. Succession and Flat Dutch. Cabbage
plants now will head early and bring fancy
prices. X. d. Stewart, Americas Ga.
SCREENED, selected Fulghum seed oats, 81
per bu. Oats, bright, of best quality, Red
May wheat. S2.95 per bu. Wheat, plump, sound
absolutely free from smut. The Dixie Plant
Co. Hawkinsville. Ga.
CABBAGE plants and seeds. Genuine true IL
name Leading varieties. quick shipments.
Express collect, $50, ,0OJ. Parcel post paid,
500 SI.25: 1000, 81. J. 4. & q. w. Clark.
Thomasyille. Ga.
CABRAGE lettuce. collard, tomato and beet
plants. 81 80 pcr 1000. Klondike strawberry
plants, So per 1000. ]. W. Stat Waldo, Fla.
CABBAGE plants fer shipment. postpaid, 500
for 81 % zoo for 500. BY express collect.
81 ~ per 900. w. G.. boris, Hiram, Ga.
CARRIAGE plants for fall and winter heading.
leading varieties. Express collect 1000,
s1.5O: parcel post, 500 s1.2j. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Highway Farm. Decatur. Ga.
Loo. 900 cabbage plants for fall heading. Now
ready to ship At $50 per LOCO +. o. t.,
Soc 100 postpaid FairvieG Plant Farm, Tit
ton. Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

VISIBLE SUPPLY
Wheat, increase. 1884 eco bushels.
Corn. increase asa. 900 bushels
Oats, increase, 10 coo bushels.
TOTAL VISIBLE
Wheat. 10, JG4 900 versus II TO-, 006 last year.
Corn, 1.2+4.C00 versus 1 36S coo last year.
oats. 1883 go versus 1870, 900 last year
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Nov. IJ.--Corn. No. = yellow
G.o0GI 81; No. ) yellow S2.32i2; No. yellow,
pnminal
Oats. No. white @6d6G&i standard 66Is d6T.
Rye, No. . 1.79G $50.
Barley, l.1Om l.35.
Timothy. 5.O0d $50.
Glover. COCOA $500.
FORK nominal
Lard 27.37d37.40.
Ribs, nominal.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quotations on
grain and the previous close:
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

CHICAGO Nov. i9.--Corn eased down in price
today, influenced by the Improvement in the
quality of spot offerings and ny prospects of
enlarged arrivals Opening quotations, which
ranged from lsc 10 &c lower, with January
at Sill and May at Sl.l5as@1.l514. were fol-
loved by moderate general setback.
Corn closed steady, 1lM sc net lower with
January at 81 IG%s al I612 and May at S1.1oA
ar .l5aSc.
Downturns in the value of hogs weakened
provisions. Pork led the decline.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Inc following were the sullng prices in the
exchange today:
December I1yla I1a% 1851 ll9Ia 100
January . III IL ll6ls 1l6h ll7l4
May. .u5H@ll5"s n5ls HAS 1853 1855
rcc.. ..G!esaG4ls G4s, 81 G4& 64s.
May. ..G'9sgG1i' GAS 81 c4's Ci@s
January -. 1000 45.o7 4o.57 45.o7 1915
i.ARU--
November 90. .... ..... ..... 2T.50
January =. .=4.7 .4.4u 2i.a7 24.4O a4.s1
May e. =. =. Gee. ..... ..... 900. 23.d2
January =. .4f.oy a4.lo % ~ 2I.1O 24.cO
May =. . ...3 % % - % IS 23 .55
RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO.
wheat cars. e. ID ~
C G cars =. = e. - - ,S Ss ,5 81,
patS' cars. ls| w
HCsS, mead. ..4S,OOO
VISIBLE SUPPLY
Wheat increase =. =. =. =. =. e. 1884 900
corn, increase. .. e. e. O.. =. 434, UC0
oats' increase. e. .. l''oV
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
Cotton

NEW YORK. nov. l9.-The cotton market
. showed renewed firnlness early today with ac-
tive positions making high records for the
season. 1t seemed the recent heavy liquidation
mad strengthened rge technical position and
there were comparatively few contracts Oh,
ing during the early trading. his in itself,
reflectinc an absence Of southern hedging a.
wctI as a better lquidated position, served to
inspire buying, AMI after opening firm at an
advance of % TO IS points, active positions
.oid - IS points net higher with January
toGcLin~ 2I.SI and March - o.. Trade in
tcrests were buyers on tue advance and fhere
was active buying by houses with Liverpool con-
rect ions
No important pressure developed on the mid
Jay reaction snd p-ices firmed again early in
the Afternoon on renewed trade buying of near
months. There was also covering the rally.
Carrying January w to 2T.90 and March to
% -, or about 10 to l. points from the mid
day prices AMI IS to AZ points net higher.
Increased southern hedging, local realizing
and selling for reaction brough. about II
somewhat easier feeling at midday, prices los
ing about half the early advance, with Jan
nary at NJ rs. Southern spot advices reported
q strong basis. large demand and sellers reluc
tant
NEW YORK COTTON
ine following were TIE rullrg prices on tha
exchange today:
Tone firm; middltag. 20 Zoe. quiet
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 19.-Fresh buying for
long account appeared in volume the open
ing OF the cotton market here today and the
rIndertone was firm from the start. Offer
ings were small and in the first half hour of
business trading months went % to 81 points
over Saturdays close.
II small market in the afternoon, show
ing only slight changes. At o'clock prices
were at net advance Of Q to ~ points.
The tone held steady until nearly noon when
realizing sales from tn" long side forced n
moderate reaction. the most active months 60
ing To level which unchanged at Is
points up compared with the last quotations
OF last week.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
NEW YORK COTTON

,he following were tie ruilrg prices on the
exchange today:
Tone, firm; middliag. 20. Zoe. quiet
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ter.
METCALF CIRCCTT-C. T. Dell.
Meigs and Ochlocknee; n. G. Brewer
ton, Pelham; \. Z. wall. Pelhim
circuit to be supplied Uy J.
y. Perry. Pace. Pau Muse.
sale City. J. J. Sanders; brownsville,
!. +, Seals: Whigham and Calvary. r. &.
Gardner: missionary TO Korea. r. ".
Anderson: student in Emory university.
Z. l.. LIewellyn.
NALDOSTA DISTRICT 80 Whitley
I.angston. presiding elder. Adel, \. II.
Robinson: Alapaha circuit L. VI. san
ders: Berlin circuit. J. +. Ford; Doe Run
W. @. Pitcher: Eldorado circuit,
10 be supplied by J. F. McTyer: Ellenton
circuit 10 be supplied by Thorpe Byrd:
IIahira circuit. G. NJ. Infinger; Lake
Park. Z. c. Dowdy: Midtown circuit. L.
J.. Barr; Morven circuit. T. T. Drake;
NIoultrie. \. w. Reese; Nashville. G. VI.
Ledbetter; Norman Park. Lamar Glenn;
Omega circuit. 20 he supplied by Oscar
Wilson: Poulan circuit. S. :. Kemp.
Quitman. Guyton Fisher; Remertence
circuit. L. r. Rogers: Sparks. VI. w
"armachel: statewide circuit. L. b.
MrMich8ei: Sylvester. !. g. Flanders
Triton. g. W. Mathews: Triton circuit.
20 he supplied by w. u. Tabun: Val
d0sta. Bascom Anthony: Willacoochee
circuit. Moody Booth; president SpraHs
Collegiate institute Leland Moore;
sparks. . e: student Emory university.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

rhe following were the rolling prices on the
V"hsnEe today:
Tone, steady; mddlng, 2Sc steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

other members Of the party who were
endangered by the shell, in addition to
the five who were under machine gun
fire. are Congressman Parker Of New
Jersey. Taylor of Colorado, Goodwin of
Arkansas, Stephens of Nebraska, and
Hicks of New York. and former Repre-.
sentative Hammond Of Nebraska.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

DATENT AELE IDEAS WANTED. Manu-
"A LlN factUTe-s want owen Patents
Send for free books; inventions wanted, etc.
help you market your invention without charge.
RICHARD P Owen, 66 Owen Bldg. Wash. DC.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

The following were the cash quotations oil
grain and the previous close:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20

HAMPSHIRE hogs for sale: boars and gifts.
best breeding. Address Nutwood Hampshire
Farm. Thomasvlle. Gs
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-11-20
wANTED-FARMS.

! WANTED-To hear from owner of farm or fruit
] ranch for sale. o. o. MattsOn, T03 Endicott
| bldg ST Paul, Mimi.
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13

ROwcllS X Reese. whose business AMI
post office address Is Clovis. New
Mexico. are the attorneys for the
plaintiil IN said suit
Non will further take notice that
the general objects Of said suit are aS
follows, tu--wil: 10 obtain by plain
tin nn absolute decree Of divorce from
the defendant, and to give and to
grant unto him all the rights lnd
privileges Of single anI uumarl led
, man.
/ luu will further take notice tha
unless You appear, answer or dcmm
or otherwise plead IN said suit on or
before the ith day of January, \, D.
1915. that The allegations sci forth in
! plainill'> complaint will be taken n
1 true and confessed and that th,
plnintin will take Judgment by de
| fault against YOU. and will apply I,
the Court for the relief aS prayed tol
in said suit
| Witness my hand aud the seal oi
said court this the 10th day Of Noycm
bcr. \. ID. 1917.
Seal W. & Icrwrr.
County Clerk and EN.Oilicio Clerk %
the District Court Of Curry County
New Mexico.
N22-Dl3.
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
ALL WRONG.
The Mistake Is Made by Many Clovis
CITIZENS.

Look for the cause Of backachc
TO hr cured You must know til,
cause.
If its weak kidneys
lou must set the RdncyS working
right.
\ resident of this vicinity show,
You how
T.. T.. Eussa. farmer 81. Nruin, y
Mc>u says Il pl' my back oul OF
shape hy dpiug O., much bending over
My kidneys were il bad shape nj
times and the k.dn"y SccrclionS wrr,
unnatural ami caused annoyance
When tried To- bend over, sharl
puius shot up and down my back unt
speckS tloated before my eyes, blurr
ing my sight. | often became dizzy
was bad OIL when began using Doan''
Kidney Pills This medicine soon eur
ed me"
zoe, ~ all dealers, FoStcr-Milhur
Co. MfgrS., Buffalo. y. y
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
NOTICE OF SUIT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CUR.
RY COUNTY. STATE OF NEW
MEXICO.
W. H. Rollings, Plaintiil, vS. Mamie
Rolings, Defendant
No. l20S.
To The above named defendant
Mamie RollingS
You viii hereby take notice that Il
suit has been filed and is now pend
Ing in 'h' ~ tritt Court Of Curr,
County Nue yi Ncw Meyiro. ia
which ". II. Rolling {. p.amt0. aud
you Manic ROLLINS. a.c defendant
said suit being Numbered l20S ou III,
civil Docket Of said Court. and that
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
DR.. Miles Nervine

advertised in the papers and at
once began TO take II ! continued
to take it Tor some time and now !
am we'll
II you are troubled with loss OF
appetite, poor digestion, weakness,
inability to sleep; il you are in .
general run down condition and
unable to bear your par, OF the
daily grind OF life, you need some
thing to strengthen your nerves,
You may not realize what is the mat
ter with you, but that is no reason
why you should delay treatment.
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
DR.. Miles Nervine

has proven its value W nervous dis
orders for thirty yeAt,, and merits
a trial, no matter how many other
remedies have Jailed to help you.
Sold BY sli druggiats. II hrst bottle
falls to benefit your money Is returned
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind.
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
NOTICE or SUIT.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF CUR
RY COUNTY. NEW MEXlCO


".
David W Thomas, Lila u, Thomas
Georgr W Knapp, Thomas W. Collins
Company Il curporation l.indlcy ami
Company. a corporation, ", W Polk
LiSSir Polk. the unknown heirs of amy
deceased person. and the unknown
claimants Of interests in the premises
adverse 10 the paintlfl', Defendants.
M. l2ij.
To the defendants. David W. Thorn
~. Lila d. Thomas. George W. Knapp,
Thomas W. Collins Company. II corpor-
alton. lindlry and Company. cor
poration the unknown heirs Of any de-
ceased person. and the unknown claim
ants Of interests in the premises all
verse to the pluintifl, in the above
suit
You will take notice that u suit has
been filed against you in the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District,
IN and for Curry County New Mexico
in which j. l.. I.tchiicld is plainlill
and David W Thomas, Lila u. Thorn
a>. George W Knapp Thomas W col
Inns Company corporation, lindi"r
and Company, a corporation, W, W.
Polk. IiSSic Polk. the unknown heirs
Of any deceased person AMI the IN.
known rIpimanlS Of interests in the
premises adverse to the plaintiff, are
defendants and numbered l2il on the
docket of Said court
You are further notified that the
general objects Of said Snl are H. fol
lows tu correct certain deeds aud the
acknowledgements thereto conveying
the Northwest Quarter Of section 10,
Township 3 North Of Range ~ East
lN NJ l.. VI. in Curry County, New
Mexico and to cancel and aunul II Ger
tain mortgage deed mOr'%"gng said
land. made and executed by Lila D.
Thomas and u W. Thomas, her huS-
band, To- Thomas w collins Company,
II corporation and l.indcy and Com
muy. a corporation and recorded III
book : Of mortgage deeds, page 3%l of
he records of Curry County New Mes
leo and for further order of tn,
court hudin! that said David ". rh"m
nS and Lila u Thomas are husbanC
and wife that David W Thomas an,
D. W. Thomas are one and he sam,
person that + !" Crosby and Franz
l.. Crosby are one and the same person
that George W. Knapp and & W
Knapp are one and the same pcr,ol
1 and for The establishment of plaintiff
/ estate in and tu said real pyup.u.
against the adverse claims Of defend
| ANS: that ihp defendants be- barre,
and forever cstoppcd from having o
claiming any right, interest or title I,
said premises adverse to paintifl'
and that the plaiutill, title To- -ai.
| premises be- forever lurcd and sci n
| rest
Nuu are further notified that + yo
| fail Ia appear or plead in this cause %
or before the 9Th DAY Of February
I lalS. Judgment will be- rendered again>
you in ~uid causr 10y default and tn
plniutin' will apply To- the court for tn
relief sought in the complain, herein.
II ". \. liayrncr is attorney for IN
pMntiif and his post ollie" and bus
ness address is Clovis, New Mexico.
III IN WITNESS WHEREOF, hay
hercunto SET my hand and affixed III
seal of said court this nth day &
| December 1917.
/ Seal W G.. Xrrwcr County ClcrI
Dec6.2Sc.
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON,

Non coal. 0l226S
Department Of the Interior, l. \.
Land Gllicr nj Fl. Sumner. \. NJ, Dec
t. lGi1
Notice Is hereby given that Rome $
s Gray, Of Clovis, y. NJ. who on
March .. 1913. made homestead entry
Nn. Ul22GS. for Lots |, >. >. I, r. u
NV Il, and T. T. SW h Section 80
Tow hip I ", Range 3G r.. y NJ, =
Mc.iinn. has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proof to cs
lHhlish claim to the land above de
s'ribcd. before G. 4. Schcurcl, T. $
Commissioner, nt Clovis, y A., on th'
18th day of January, 1918
Claimant names rs witnesses
\brnhum l.. Marks. Trigg Lawson
James " Love sgd ] BoyHin nll o
Clovis, \ VI.
g. J Evans REGISTER
De- l3-Iiu. 10
Let The Vows do your job work
The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
state OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.

state OF Ohio City OF Toledo.
Lucas County, 80
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm OF II. J.
Cheney & Co. doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
A. d. 1856 A W. GLEASON,
tScaD Notary Public.
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The Clovis news., 1917-12-13
NOTICE or ~ IT.
~ THE DISTRICT cor RT or CI'R
RN cor NTN. NEW Mt,NltO.

John 4 Sugcly and Il. +. Sagrly,
Plaintiffs
"
William T.. Grimes Nancy Caroline
Grimes. and the unknown heirs of
Thomas " Grimes deceased. their
heirs and assigns. and all unknown
claimants whatsoever, Defendants
No. 12i9.
10 TIE AEONE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND EACH OF THEM
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been filed against you in the Dis
iricl count Of Curry County New MrN
leo in which John A. Sagcly aud H.
+, Sagcly are plaintiffs. and yourSclyc,
are defendants in cause number l2i'I
un the civil Docket Of said Court.
You are further notified that the
general object, Of said action are H.
follows: To obtain decree uf th,
court establishing and pcrfrcting th'
title of plaintiffs IN ana to lhc follow
ing described real estate, to-wil; The
Northeast Quarter Of Section Twelve
in Township Seven North of Rang,
rhirty-siX East. \. VI. =. VI Curry
Comfy. New Mexico and tu diNr~I
the defendants and each of them o
all real and apparent interest in an,
lo said land, and to quiet and set n
rest plaintiffs title therein and for al
other ana proper relief
You are also notified that unless yol
npprar nr plead in said cause on %
before the 18th day Of January lol>
Judgment will he rendered against you
by dcfault and the allegations il
plaintiffs complaint will he taken a
rnurc>scd by you.
That the attorney for the plaintiff
is A. W. Hockcnhul. whose buSino>
address is Clovis, New Mexico
Witness my hand and ''.' ,"nl Of sal
court at Clovis. New Mr>'rp. Oh thi
9Th day Of December, 1917,
Scal W. e Xcrwcr, County CIrrl
DG.2T-itc.