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BEDS & BEDDING
Special Values

One Hundred Brass Beds, with two-inch
posts and one and one-half inch filler rods;
all sizes. regularly 3V'VV' lIIo
Brass Beds, with panel in head and foot;
heavy tee ball joints; seven filler rods
regularly $500, $500
Elastic Felt Mattresses-pure layer felt.
regularly 1915, 14.75
No. Upholstered Box Springs. 1850
regularly 5000
No. Black Drawings Horsehair Mat
tresses, with French edge. 1000
regularly 5000
Heavy Woven Wire Springs. ...'...6.75
regularly $50
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Dining Room Furniture

Nine-piece Suites, in finest Mexican Ma
hogany. regularly ZoO'oo' l95.oo
Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Suites, IN
Brown Mahogany. regularly $4,000, $500
Ten-piece Chippendale Model Suites, made
of selected Mexican Mahogany. 3Z9.SU
regularly $500
Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Suites, in
Antique Mahogany. 425.OO
regularly $500
Early American Model Suites, in American
Walnut regularly 4Zo.OO' 3oU.uO
Ten-piece William and Mary Model Suites,
in American Walnut. 35O.OU
regularly 425.OO
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DINNER SERVICES
Unusual Offerings

American Porcelain Sets with conven-
tional border and gold edge; 101 pieces.
$500
American Porcelain Sets with conven-
tional border decoration, gold tracings and
lines; 10l pieces. 1900
American Porcelain Sets with choice
conventional border decorations and solid
coin gold handles; 101 pieces. 27.50
Limoges China Sets floral border deco
rations; solid coin gold handles ;101 pieces.
$500
Limoges China Sets, conventional bor-
der with floral relief and coin gold han
dies; 101 pieces. 1000
Theodore Haviland Sets-dainty floral
border design; solid coin gold handles or
stippled gold handles; 101 pieces. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-07
Turks Report British Defeat

Berlin, Jan. (by wireless 70 Say
ville). - British forces, 5000 men
strong. attacked the Turkish positions
near Imam Muhamed, on the Tigris
front, on the night of January 3, says
an official statement issued by the
Turkish War Department under date
of January 8. The attackers, the state
ment adds, were repulsed with heavy
losses.
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Sheffield Plated Ware
MAHOGANY CLOCKS
Specially Priced

Solid Mahogany Desk Clocks with
eight-day movement; Tambour and other
shapes; pa and 4-inch dials. 500
Solid Mahogany Hanging Banjo Clocks,
with eight-day movement. $50 and 7.25
Solid Mahogany Mantel Clocks, with
eight-day movement; oval dial. 700
Solid Mahogany Regulators, with bev-
elled glass top, sides and doors; eight-day
movement; hour and halfhour cathedral
gong strike. 1880
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sual Values on Monday and
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
9Th Floor

Scrim Curtains-with lace edge. ......
regularly $50 and 800, pr. | IS & 2.25
Scrim Curtains-ace edge and insertion.
reg. 3.75, 4.50, $50 pr.2.75, 3.25, 4.25
Net Panels-with real Point Arab Lace.
reg. $500 and $500, each 1850, 27.5O
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ROGERS PLATED WARE
main Floor)

Sectional plate, reinforced at points OF
greatest wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-28
E1omesteads Taken
Under Grazing Act
Can't be EARNED Now
n,,lnl Cntre.nnnarncc 10 La Herald.

Special Correspondence 70 Tho Herald.
Santa Fc. y. NJ. May sN.-Requcsts
have come 90 the COMMISSIONS OF pup
lie lands. the state council of defense.
ana other authorities from people ~
various sections Of Sew Mexico, "h'
have applied Tor the resignation col
land for entry under the 6io-a're' OF
grazing homestead act, that some oc.
ton Dee secured whereby applications
might take possession of the land TIN
wear and farm IL during IN" present
crop so1suu iu order Ca do their hii
toward meeting the food crisis.
The reply of Honorable clay Tall'
man. commissioner Of the general land
office. 10 requests FOR information a'
Zoo tho status oft the grazing home
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Department Of tie Interior.
Gcucfui land Officc.

''N'tul isinu Oiitcc.
State War Committee,
Santa re, Sow McXiyo.
My dear sir:
The secretary Of the Interior has re-
iorr,d 20 me your telegram of the 2nd
inst. advising TINT the state land conn
missioner informs you thai homie
steador8 are asking that steps Do taken
to allow the land applied for under
the grazing homestead act To hc used
for farming purposes his season. aud
you Join la the request that immcriatc
action be taken to that end.
In reply viii say that while the pur
pose sought to bc accomplished is NO
doubt cOmnicudable. there are numcr-
Gus obstacles in the way which are not
easy to overcome. H. the inst place.
applications under this act already az
g~regato over fifty thousand. covering
more thai twenty million acres. sent
tered as you know throughout the en-
tire west. la the next place. the land
must br designated before applications
Ican be allowed. In the next place. this
matter Of designation has been turned
over to the geological survey, which
bureau has not as yet been supplied
| with necessary funds to de- ans of this
Nulh AT alli tAN'pl SUN ~ Ni'N hI'
probably able to do right here in
Washington on the basis OF their office
records. In the next place. the law
specifically provides that there shall
lbe no right To occupy lands applied
for until the lands have been dcsig-
mated as stock-raislng lands. As the
law stands now therefore, II seems
10 me that the only solution of the
problem presented Is TO proceed as
rapidly as possible and get the lands
designated. or to decide that they car
can not be designated, so that all these
pending applications can he allowed or
rejected. When we consider the trc-
mendous number OF such applications
and the acreage involvd. II Is apparent
this this cannot he lone in a minute
Yours very truly,
(Signed) CLAY TALLMAN.
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Chicago. May 1h.-ircdlctiuhH tndi
the 1914 corn crop would break all
records for magnitude sent prices Tor
that cereal whiriiug downgrade today
There was u general rush To unload
holdings Prices boz some eases showed
@ drop OF six cent? % bushvl opening
quctatlons which varied from the same
as saturday finish To- Nc lower were
followed 10y u brisk rally but thcn 4
rapid nll that carried july To tlii
as urnifw xli1 az the crest % the
early upturn.
Wheat developed q littlc more acts
as than had been tho rule of late. OPP
umism In regard To- the new crop out
look. however tended 90 MAKE prices
weak. Adyiccs were hat less apprhcn-
sion was felt boo Great Britain regard
ing supplies After opening cent
TO &C. lower with Jolly ut S-O5 TO st0'
and september AZ tl.A3 fhD market
dropped Go an cytrcmc OF 81 ana then
recovered Co "a moderate extent.
Later. q big dccrcas" 900 the lD.i'
States visible supply total '"uu-h'
about "a further uullsh reaction Ih'
close was unsettled 90 ruc 81" SIS cont.
net decline with Iul, a. 800 unI
September ui tlN".
Prospective heavy increases '. a'.
rivals from the country was lHr''I'
instrumental subsequently .u k'cp.ns
'n, market depressed tn" CLOSE was
nervous az Co siau net decline
oats were uusttIcd ny 'hr wctNHos.
90 other grain Covering 900 th" rgf'
OF shorts though prevented 90 r1d..
car hrcHks iu Noluc7
Llquidatinr sales bon provisions wore
-.H.-
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knns,s CiiA Ldycsinck

Kansas city May 2S.-Hogs-i.c'
ccIpts. q. 1000. Lower. Bulk. $500 a.
o. 90: heavy. t15.S5m 1900. packer
and butchers. S15.50m $50; light
y1l.aoH 15.aa; pigs. tt3.15m t4.T5.
Catlc-Rcceipts. 1900. lower
Primo fed steers. Sts.75n 1880. dress
ed beef steers. SIo.e5 1850. s.ockcrs
and feeders. fN.U0H lO.75.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Lower
Lambs. SIG 0on 1880. ycarlings, tiiT
l1.,U. wcthors $3.50 i6 90 ewes
81. HUu 1880.
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Department ~ flp interior. TuItsd
States Land DUc a. Santa re. Ncw
Mexico. April 20, 1917,
Notice is hereuv given tha- Jesus
Ma, Sanchez, OF Casa salazar. y. A.,
who. Nav G. 1917 made Homestead
Entry no. jl3iG1. for lots Is. IS, ~
and Is. Section "a. Township i5N,
Range 3W.. y. #. =. Meridian. has
filed notice OF Intention 10 make five
year final proof, 20 establish claim 10
the land above described. before Pre-
ciliano ortiz. Probate Clerk. Sandova.
county, at Bernalillo. y. ~, pa July
6, 1917.
Claimant names a. witnesses: Man
uel J%aramillo. OF Cauezon, y. NJ. Cclso
Jaramillo. OF Casa Salazar. y. NJ
Tcodoro Garcia, Of casa Salazar, y.
NJ. Pedro Moniain, Of Casa salalar
n. NJ.
FRANCISCO uELGApO,
Register.
4. p, $50. l.. r., ca.
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TYPEWRITER SALE.

stead Entry No. O2GOif. for northeast
quarter OF Section 30. Township 10
North. Range 4 East. y. NJ. y. Mer-
idian. has MED notice OF intention TO
make three-year proof. to establish
claim TO the land above described, be-
fore Georgc H.. Craig. L. 5. Commis-
sioncr. at A%,buquerqu New Mexico,
on the 22 day OF JuE" 1917.
Claimant names az witnesses: James
bearing. J.. NJ. Vickery. Emil Mann,
Otto Van Cleave. OF Albuquerque.
y. NJ. FRANCISCO pEIGADO.
Register.
T.. r.. May 2; =. p. June 6.
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Department OF tao Interior. United
States Land Office at Santa Fe, New
Mexico. April %. 1917.
Notice II hereby given that Cclso
Iaramillo, of Casa Salazar. y. NJ,
who, on March is. 1913. made Home
stead Entry 40. Oisifs. Tor lots s and
., Section q. ownship i5N. Range
3w.. y. NJ +. Meridian. has nled no
tice ~ intention to make three year
hnal proof, 10 establish claim 20 the
land above described. before Preci.
liauo Ortiz. Probate Clerk. sandoval
county. at Bcruallllb, y. NJ. on July
o. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jesus
Ma. SANCHEZ. ~ casa ~salazar. n. NJ
Jose T. chavez. Of Casa Salazar. n,
NJ: Herman Romero. of Casa Salazar.
y. N vidal valencia. or Casa Sala-
gar. n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
H. r.. $50; T.. p, Ga.
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Department Of the Interior. United
States Land ONCE at Santa Re. New
Mexico. April %. 1917.
Notice IL hereby given mat Re-
mundo Griego, OF Juan Tomas. y. NJ.
who on May II, 1914, made Home
stead Entry No. 020GS6. for nv
sen. MEN swh Els NwA swa,
Section IL. Township on. Range GE,
y. NJ. Il. Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention TO make three year proof,
20 establish claim 10 the land above
described. before George Il. Craig.
United states Commissioner nj Albu-
querque. y. NJ. on July 6. 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses. Joss
lGrioso y Garcia, Carlos Grlego
FRANKIE Martinez, Candeiaria Grlego
all Of Juan Tomas. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
T. p, $50; /. =, 6-s.
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The Markets
atifftifit;f;i;i iItipl


New York. May 2S.-Thorc was 4
tremendous OutpourinE Of steel ON 80
new rise. the stock reactiug ~ point,
In the first hour OF today's stocl,
market. Sales for the period were lit
tie less than see. 600 shares. other IN
dustrials and equipments registered
similar setbncks on the heavy realizing
for profits Rails were exempt from
this tendency. however. materially In
~crcasing initial gains undcr load OF
pacifics. IT. PAU and high grade coal
erS. Motors. oils and gas shares also
held firmly.
Another selling movement ~ the
second hour was directed mainly
against metals. although steel Yielded
To 1924. Irregular rallies cnsucd at
noon bonds were firm.
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New York. May 2S.--Coppcr-Firm.
Eiectroiytic. spot ard second quarter.
S3l.00 s5eo; third quarter u lutcr.
SgS. 00m 800.
lron-Firm. No. 81. northern. tfj 90
a 90 90. No. .. S4I.j9NAi.5U. No. /
southern. $4,000 400: No. ?, sil 90
m43.OO.
TIn-Quiet. tGt.7iH65.i5.
Al London: Holiday
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Ubiraso IiVcStu,h.

Chicago May 2N.-Hugs-Ncg"ip
as. 600. SLOW, 10 ia l5c under St,u '-
dny's averages. Bulk, 1888 ml5.Ni.
Light. Slt5UH 1870. heavy, Sial,f 10
1885. pigs. SiU.50I ti.50.
Cattlc-Ecccip's. 10000. Weak. Ma
tive beef cattle, $500 1850, sto'k"rs
and feeders. s7.35m 1885; COWS and
hcifcrs, S6.50@ ii.25. calves. flo.5o@
1900.
sheep Receipts. 10000. steady
Woathcra t2.e5mli75. lambs, Sl3u
l7.25. springs. Sii5Om - oc.
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PROTEST OF BERGER ON
PASSPORT DECISION HAS
NO EFFECT ON LANSING

By Associated Press.
Washington, May 2S.-Victor Berger
Socialist. protested IN vain today a.
Secretary Lansing ag inst the govern
ment's decision to issue no passports
TO American Socialists intending Ia
participate in the Socialist meeting Ia
Stockholm. Mr.. Berger indicated that
he would yield to the government Z
ruling.
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New York. May gS.M Mercantile pa
per, ~ as per cent. sterling 6O-duy
biiia. i72 per cent. commercial, CO.
day bills on DO iks. 471M per cent.
commercial. GB-dny bills. L7th per
cent; demand. AS 9-lG per cent; ca
bies, f.7G 7-t6 per cent.
Bar silver. 14hsc.
MoXican doaars, iShc.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans. nrm ski, days Ak =
50 per cent 90 days. Iis n4M per
cent. six months. ~ H4h per cent.
can money firm; high. Q per cent.
lev. "a per cen ruling .afc, 2 per
cent; last loan, ~ pe~ cun', closing
BIZ "a per cent unc,e d AZ "a per
cont.
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NOTICE roI, PUBi.iCATIoN.

Department Of tho Interior. United
States Land OHice at Santa Re, New
Mexico. April 20, 1871
Notice j. hereby given that George
Sallie. OF AlLalu-rqu,, New Mexico.
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OWING TO ENLIsTMENTs We hav,

several positions open for reliable
men. The work is exhibiting and ad-
vertising fuel saving utensils TO ar
established limo OF customers. Ref
erences required; no experience nee
essary. our $3.50 men made ole an
hour In 1916. averaged over 81 per
hour last week. Names and records
VI all will be sent on request. Act
now while territory Is open. Address
Box 276. East 81. Louis, III.
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New oYrk. MAY N.-COttOn futuros
closed unsettled July. t2i2g: Octo-
Der, SgO.g2, December. t2g.O2; Jan
rary. t2l.0t
spot-Quic,. Middllng. S9l.75.
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states Land Office at Santa Re, New
Mexico. April 81, 1917.

M'Nlco, Npfl Its ltlf
Noticc Is hereby givcn that Saideh
r. Dow, OF Albuquerque. y. NJ. who
on February .. 1914. made Homestead
Application 30. Gi9Ti4. for sen
a. Section %, T ~, Range 6E.
and tho lots . aud 4, Section I.
Township SN. Range GE.. \. NJ. i.
Meridian, has nicG notice Of Intention
90 mako three year proof 20 estan-
llsh claim to the land above describ-
cd. before George r. Craig. United
States Commissioner. at Albuquerque.
y. NJ, on july s. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses; Leo
hides Montoya. or E~scabosa. n. NJ,
p~ostldlce. chilli. y. NJ; Pablo Nal.
donado. OF Canada Lizarrl p%os,ofHce
Chliiit r.. NJ Toribio Gallogos. % Al.
huquerque, y. NJ. Elias Mora y Cal
lcgos. Of Escohosa. y. NJ, postomce
Chilli, y NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
H.. a.. 4-9O. L, T. ga
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New York. May 2s.--Lead. firm.
Iihc bid,
delivery, 90 M9hc.
At London. Holiday.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department OF the interior, United
state Land Office al Santa Fe. y.
NJ. December -. 1915.
N0tice is hereby given that Romulo
Gonzales. OF Tiieras y. NJ, who on
July 10. 1903. made homestead act
june a.. 1906. No. 0iOefO. FOR sen
NEit, ELL SWh NEH. Section 2S.
Township On, Range GE. y. NJ. 4.
Meridian, has flied notice OF intention
90 make nvc year proof. to establish
claim fo tho land abot" described.
before GcurGr 70, CraiE United states
commissioner. Albuquerque. s.. NJ, on
thc erl day 1f Jolly 1915
Cluim1u' names Is Witnesses. Mar
au1 Hric-u Adam Srru1 Nlaxim!l-
tuo Lopez Nfluag.u sJudogal al OF
|iI'r.. IS. 50
tNtAN,Ia,p pELGAnO.
re-. efcr.
T. b.. .-lJ I. r. r-e1.
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knnsa, CT, Produce

Kansas City. May U.s. Butter
Creamery lio. nrsts. }9c. seconds 500.
packing. $50.
Egps-Firsts. 33ie,.
Poultry Roostcrs. t5c. hens. l7i.o.
%turkncys. a2c; broilers, 300.
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WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED--n yO1 are a Ego Eetter. .
W. want YOU and will pay you lib
orally for your services. Call between
Z and p. m, at "a stern building.
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stead applications will be ~ interest
20 hundreds Of prospective entrymon
In all parts Of New Mexico. who have
applied FOR designations Of such lands.
Mr.. Tailman's letter. addressed TO tho
state council OF defense. is as fol-
lows.
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WANTED-MaleH Help

WANTED-Clerk with experience.
healthy. for store and Office work.
Address a. care Herald Office,
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May p piece land an precinct {. 81.
AmbrosiO chavez e. T. r. Mellow
ell, May %. same as above. 81.
Felipe Iamora 20 r. a. Mcdowell.
May D. same as above. 81.
Rayuolds Addition company tp J.
n. peck and VIII Henley May o..
lots g. block 49, Hayuolds addition.
Vs.. A. M' N.I.lu. o.. uy, ro Walter
Joyce. May 20 font lots H. u.s. 10.
90. hIuck % Sureh.n, addition. 81.
A. Lcncau. 90 uN 600 Leo Bona
gu.d,, Ma, 80. lots d.. i-. block
T.. ArmIiu s. Dftr' addition. ST..
" T. M.'.a.f .. uN 90 'UH. t'u-
Nro'. Mag 30, .. IS, ..g". I1 East
addition 81
Trust Deeds.
Marion and Georgia ~. Lull Pa. ".
a. McNil'in. trustee. May ft .Ht.
.6. block @. Coronado rlaco. t-.,.u.
Robert Jones tu Alice Kuru. tru--
tee. May -. Ior Io block o. y r. Ar.
I milo addition $50 $500.
6. a. Caruos ct uN. To- W a. M,-
Millin trustee. MAY ~ piece land Boa
precinct ~. P,rca addition. $500.
W. r. Murphy 20 W. 4. McN!Uiu.
trustee, May ~ land On Los Candle
lurius. $1,000.
Tomas Garcia 81 sanchez IN a. L.
snyder, May %, piece land on Octo-
Der {. $500.
q. g. Bandy a. uN. To Il. g. Howell
trustee, MAY - lot l., block ., y. and
l.. addition, &tip.0a.
Leo Bonaguidi. ct ux, 10 Joe Vaio
trustee, May %. lots !. -. block 4 +
Armijo addition, $4,000.
Marian NJ Lester TO W 4. McMl-
lin. trustee. May -. all Of lot 20 and
front lots -. 81. block so. Old Town
s.. d
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Advertised Letters
List fOH TIiE NELk ENDING
MAY 20, 1917.
ladies List.

Antonio Apoduoa. Mrs. Scryia Bach
Iuu Mrs. Earl Erockway, Miss Grace
Bowman. Miss Drusi,la Chavez. Tcre-
sta chavez, Alicia Cundelaria. Miss
Esther ON. Tdfcla de Sanchez Car
Ca. Mrs. b. Howard Mlss Mar-dr.-
H,.ucr JouuEJ j. HeTuIudtZ, Miss
Je- Howard Frances Howe. Miss
Emma uioVl, VornandI Jaramllo.
Mrs. VI. =. Joens. AIRS = T.. Lee. Jul
llultu LuCegu. Mr.. VI. \ Murphy.
Mr.. a.. Moon, Mrs. Eosenda Moutoya,
Joso Mario Moudes. Miss Aur,lia or
ty,. Miss orJ pstorm,ir Mrs. CoIdio
Pierce. Mrs. C. ". Ransom. Miss r..
Frances Robe Mrs. j. "a. smith. Miss
Jewel smallcy. Mrs 3D. e Wugcr.
Mrs. John Wclch
Mem, list.
Jesus ADtuuc2 II. d. Abp,'. d. y.
Atwood, P.ttnIo Arm.Jo. Juan Al
yartz. Jesus Autuuc-. Seuast,n Aba
lur, g.. Bruuo, Prot. j = Busch. Tom
$ Beck. Juan Bad Frauk rtca, or
Vile Eren'iuph. r. $ Baker Dr. T.. ;.
Catcn, Bernardo Cdudollr.u. PctrO
Cordoba Ray Chapman. Charlie Ccill,
Rufcno Coutrcrcs. p1rcn Clrlyslc. II.
Closson John easier o. r.. Coulter,
PnscoIln Culinola RcfIgio chavez.
Juan Dios, l.. i. Dean, ". +. Eshcl-
man 90, Ralph Edwards, : T.. Fer
rae Nell Ferguson, G.. J. Fox, John W.
Grant. f.. Goset, Vincent Grahamins.
Zckc Good, a S Gay, Alfredcs Cara
milo. J w, Gibson. j. a. Hudson,
solomon HERNANDEZ. Halves Harris.
George Hallos. Edd lssac. y. n. Irwin.
Frank Y. King, oscar g. Litz. ". r
Lewis, S. l.. Lee, l-orensO Luseco, Mr.
and Mrs. James l.. Lawson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo T., Lcayitt. Charley Moya.
! ais Miranda, Arthur MCGOWAN. J II
Mcachlan, T. 4 Morgan, J. \ Mar
tin. Ramon Maez, j. l. y. Nichols
\. +. Ouklles. Or. j. +. Pcavy C2l
Mr.. ana Mrs RObt Il. Parkhil. Jcmel
Z. Parrish. pr. Leigh r.. Patton, JOIN
Robertson, Thus. Rcdding. Chas. Re
nHult' Luis Rubalcayu, r. $ Ron
quillu. Rcfugiu Santiago. y, W. ste
phcus, VIM Schneider, Rolla G
Stcrus. Jesus Salrido. Miss cruz san
doVal. L. l. Stone, T., j. Sanborn
! Jim sailor Jim stephens go, Marcoi
Teiles. Henry Thompson, Mr. auC
Mrs II. v Torres. clifton Townsend
I Gordon wick, Florcncio Villamera, r.
lIfg Wilson. Henry Hohn LorcnsiI
NIatia.
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Southwestern Junk Co.

Pays the highest price for rags
bottles and iron ana an Kinds Of
metals; also buy junk automobiles,
Phone 60 III W. Lead
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WANTED

"A COMPETENT American woman
would Ike house work a half a day.
Can cook. Phone 1917.
WANTED-Posit.Ou by expcrionced
Chauncur. References. Address
BOX 70. caye Herald.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior. United
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shecp-RcceiptH i.30O. Mnrket
slow and steady. Lambs. $500 "a.
$4,000: ewes. Sl3.O0m14.00.
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TRAY AFTER TRAY

OF our delicious hot rolls and
bread are required 10 supply our
customers every day. You would
think from thrir cagcrucSs that
there were uo other rolls cor bread
to be had Wen, there ism l-ol
the kind w. bake. Have ouI
wagon leave some at your house
tomorrow and you'll feel che ,amc
way about a..
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SANTA FL TIME b
~

Westhound-
No. Daily AT. Lv.
1 The Scout. $1,000. T.3op s:SOp
3 California Limited. 1i;0oa 1t.3oa
7 Fargo Fast. ....... s:45a 10;15a
. The Navajo. ..ti;50p iz:20a
Sonthbound-
500 El Paso Express. to;Sop
SIS El Paso Express. 1o:O5a
Eastbound- Daily.
10 The Scout ........ T:3ha S:06a
2 The Navato........2:i5p 2:fOp
4 California Limited. 6;t0p T:0Op
s Santa Re Eight. 7;i5p 1902
From south
SO For X. C.. . Chicas T;00a
IsiG For X. c.. a. Chicago Gasp
Standard sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. 500. connects
al Beien with tain No. 20. leaving
Beien az ii'55 p. m.
No. 7 carries n coach only; no
sleepers.
No. SO win have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from tMm No. 81 at
Belen.
p. J. JOHNSON, AGENT
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b. p, $50; /. p. Ga.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

F. p. a.aO; l.. p. CO.
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NOTICE rNoi, puBIIcATloN.

r ru $50, L. r, G.s.
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T. r. $40; L. p s-s.
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T. T.. a-,a j. o.. c-a1.
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ROOM ana BoARD-llO South Arno.
ROOM and BOARD-Exoellent board;
large light rooms. with individual
sleeping porches-f35.O0 20 $4,000 per
month. Mrs. Curtis. 500 South Broad
way. Phone i9O9-R.