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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-05

whom the future held promises so
high, which had the harder fate, he
who fell at the beginning of the Amc-
rican campaign, or he who saw all
of it but five days? The harder fate
fell to Manning. if we are to follow
James Whitcomb Riley's "Good-by,
jim:
Think of him-with the war plur,
through
And the glorious old Red, White and
Blue,
A-laughin' the news down over Jim,
And the old man, bendn' over him.
Of both these men it
may be said that the chief sufferer
is their country, which would have
had great things from them, but
which yet has had from them the
purest and highest gift, the gift of
young, spotless, and noble lives
Curtius's gift, the greatest ever Of
fered to the altar Of Rome.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-05

Manning's case it is easy TO see where
the fuifillment Of that promise wou,d
have lain; South Carolina could not
have done too much for the gallant
representative of this fifth genera
ton of Of soldier Mannings, whose
blood has honored every war from the
Revolution. He was "a man, too,
born to distinction, with face and
figure meet for it, with a heart of
iron under the gen lest of manners.
kllmcr, already of celebrity as a poet,
but capable of greater things than he
had ever done, and needing only the
contact with the reality of life which
the war gave him-as his letters
Show-to rise to great heights in his
chosen field after battle should be
ended, had already given proof of
the promise he held out.
Manning, the son of q governor,
the scion of a notable Southern fami-
ly, had always about him a half
grave insouciance which gave char
actcr to his manners. He seemed to
take life idly, and not to be sure that
IL was not wholly humorous; until,
indeed, some incident crossed his way
that called for the dropping of the
velvet glove, and then a hand Of steel
sprang forth. Rougher men, de-
ccivcd by his manner, sometimes un-
dervalued him and found it a costly
mistake. There were cases where
such men, recognizing master, be-
came his friends and devoted admir-
crs for life, though he and they con-
tnucd TO speak a difercnt langua; 'e.
lie had the kecnest of wits, and a
gentle humor which, when the chance
offered, shone unexpectedly through
ms writings on the gravcst subjects.
AS reporter of nat N' "Dnvcntions,
the hardest and most d"iiru g
work known to the a., yaper bur =
ness, he developed 1mcu civ s. /
other men learn through lonE n-.pc-
ricnce, the ability to seize instantly
on the centre or cause of every in
c:dcnt III the panorama and Ee it
vivid to his readers.
OF these two brilliant men, for
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MANNING AND KILMER

The following tribute to Major
William Sinkler Manning is taken
from The New York Times:
OF the two men who went straight
from the editorial Offices of The New
York Times into the wear of khaki,
two have been killed, two of the
brightest minds that ever served this
newspaper. The first was Scr.ct. Joye
kilmvr of the Sunday Department,
who was killed while performing duty
Of special danger at the battle Of the
Curcq in July. Now comes news of
another, Major William Sinklcr Man
ming, of the Washington bureau, kill
ed only five days before the end of
the war. Mannng's work was known
t. hundreds Of thousands who did not
know his name or that he existed; :;
for after being a reporter in New
\ Urk he wrote, for years, the news
coming out Of the United States Sen
ate.
About these two young men there
htnpS an Oud similarly. Both were
gentlemen 10 their finger tips, of an
almost dilettante sort of gentlch0od.
kilmer was from the North, Man
ming from the South; New York and
South Carolina were their States.
Both seemed to be appolatcd for
greater things than they were do
ing and to be idling along a pathway
waiting for a call. The moment the
cal came they answered it with .
Stcntorian voice, and were transfig-
urrd. They did not seem to be the
same men. Manning thought he
heard the call to Mexico in 1916, and
baie adicu 20 the Senate for boots
and saddles. That was a short,
;t!.nG,cd campaign, and he came
home bitterly disappointed after his
share in the Villa huAt, rcsuming with
difficulty the humdrum life; 1917
sounded the real call, and this time
there was no mistake.
The promise Of both these lives
wiIted before German bullets. In
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-05
GIRLS. WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a Beauty Lotion for q Few
Cents to Remove Tan, Freckles
and Sallowness.

Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you with three ounces Of or
chard white for few cents. Squeeze
the juice of two fresh lemons into a
bottle, then put in the orchard and
shake well. This makes a quarter
pint of the very best lemon skin
whitener and complexion beautifier
known. Massage this fragrant,
creamy lotion daily into the face,
neck, arms and hands and Just see
how freckles, tan, sallowness, red
ness and roughness disappear and
soft and clear the skin becomes. Yes!
1t is harmless, and the beautiful re-
suits viii surprise you. ADV. 4,
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BEGUN TO TELL ON HER
MRS. BUTTS DECLARES SHE
FELT BADLY IN EVERY
WAY
HEARD ABOUT TANLAC
After Taking 1t Says She Has Praised
1t To Her Friends
HEARD ABOUT TANLAc

Regarding the relief Tanlac gave
her from kidney and liver trouble
and indigestion, Mrs. Mary +. Butts,
OF Union, gave this statement on
March II in endorsement of Tanlac:
Il suffered from general weakness
and my general health was bad. In
digestion caused a lot of suffering ana
heartburn caused a great deal of
trouble. My liver was sluggish and
suffered a lot with headaches. Really
| felt badly in every way. Kdney
trouble caused me a lot of suffering.
am 68 years of age and my agl
had begun to tell on me. Then be-
| g"n taking Tanl2c, for he'd heard so
much about it Icing such :. fine tonic.
!nc Ian!ac gave re . { cd aopcti.c
and strengthened my syStcm AID
helped the indigestion right away.
MY stomach was built up and rcgu-
lated, and SO were my nerves. Iho
ian."c helped inc kidney trouble :.
great deal, tco. l have told scverai
people about Tanlac, AID have
praised ii to them. think it is fine
medicine for troubles like | rad"
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold
by The Chesterfield Drug Co., Ches,
! terfield, S. c.; T. E. Wanamaker &
Sons, Cheraw; Mt. Croghan Drag Co,
Mt. Croghan, S. c.; McBee Drug Co..
McBee, S. c.; Pageland Drug Co..
Pageland, S. c.; j. T. lowers & Sons,
jefferson, S. G.. Adv
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Small Farm containing 25 acres,
5 miles south of Cheraw; 7 miles
from Chesterfield; good new house
and outbuildings, on SAL. R.R., half
mile from Kimberly station. Rural
mail route and church and school
handy; good land for cotton, corn or
tobacco; 22 acres in cotton this year.
Bargain for quick sale.
r. A. MELTON.
Cheraw, RID. 2t-1p
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
10 only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
ana that is BY . constitutional remedy.
Tanned condition of the mucous lining Of
ths Eu.tachian Tube. When this tube 10
imperfect hearing. and when Il 10 entireiy
closed. Deafness 10 the result. Unisss the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
VIII be destroyed forever. Many caser OF
oeainess are caused by catarrh, which %
faces. Hairs Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood ON tho mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tam.
We Will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any cere OF Catarrhal Den fness that CANNOT
De cure q by Hnlrs Catarrh Cure Circular
''' ~ y. 9IssasAlsiliihfil I co. ss,,ss., q.
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HONOR SOLDIER DEAD
WITH LIVING TREES

From the New York Times:
Every soldier and sailor from the
Borough of Manhattan who gave his
life for his country in the present war
is to nave a permanent living
memorial in Central Park. His name
will be inscribed upon bronze tab
let, aad the tablets will become in
,cgral parts of trees TO be planted in
honorable memory of the grand sac
rlticc. In order that future genera
tlonS may not forget their obligations
20 the men who gave all that they
might be free, the memorial trees will
be planted so as to line long, form
al avenue.
The Park Department has con-
tractcd for forty American elms, a
tree that ilourishes in this climate and
attains large size. The trees are
nursery grown, all perfect in SYM
mctry, thirty feet high, and from
eight to ten inches in diameter.
These are to be delivered for planting
early next spring. The number will
give one tree for each two local
draft boards in the borough. Be
tween now and next April the com
.o,un;t, CouroI of N,t;anaI To-.
= bodv ,ybicb bos n,oin,.,inoI - 49,
torr;to,.,, of oooh Iao,,I ,I,..s. l,
ronon,i,t.o ,o l,oL, ,f,au ,L
..sls of its o,v, ,oIjiors 80 oou. g.,
,hc needs of relatives left at home
and to r,,,,. rIS, -.
nrdo,yor and fou,,,..bi,, .':I,
mar. the dr,,iI. of ,ho ..hon,o
In tha ,,..o+in,o . hnoaa t.,,..
,yiII no dc.;yrcd and ,r,,ro,.aL -. -.
l1unioin,l A., Ca,,,,; ,;'i; ~
.,bIo,. ,,u ho ;,...;I
ANN, ,,,,,. rol,,,i,.,, ~ ',.''
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i s:ES s1:2
KEEP TIE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving and Some
Save 1t.

Many Chcste field people take their
lives in their hands by reglcctng the
kidneys when they know th.Se organs
need help. Weak Kidneys are res2on-
sible for vast amount OF. suffering
and i'll health, but there is no need to
suffer nor to remain in danger. Use
Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy that
has helped thousands of kidney sulr-
erers. :
The following statement leaves no
ground for doubt. -.
F.. NJ, Easterling, ia Jordan ST.,
Bennettsville, S. c., says: "T have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and found
them to be as represented. ! used
them about year ago when my back
was lame and | was troubled with a
tired feeling. knew what Doan's
Kidney Pills were as sold them
when l was drug clerk. only
took Doan's a short time and WIS
permanently cured"
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't
Simply ask for a Kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-;he same
that Mr.. Easterling had. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfrgs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
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TAX NOTICE

1 will be at the following places
on the dates named for the collection
Of taxes.
Cheraw, Dec. Sd.
Patrick, Dec. 4th.
Ous.eydale, Dec. 5th; 8 am. to 10.
H. h. Linton's, Dec. 5th; to a.
McBce, Dec. 9Th.
Angelus, Dec. 9th
Jefferson, Dec. 10th.
Pageland, Dec. IL.
Mt. Croghan, Dec. ~.
j. A. WELSH,
Treasurer
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DISCHARGE NOTICE

On the 21st of December at 70
O'Clock NJ, will apply to the Probate
Court for Chesterfield county, S. c.,
for a discharge as Administrator of
the estate of Mott Buchanan and
Brice Buchanan.
w. j. PERRY,
Guardian.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-05
DISCHARGE NOTICE

On the 2lst of December at IL
O'Clock M., will apply to the Probatc
Court for Chesterfield county, S. c.,
Tor discf argc as Administrator OF
the estate of l. j. Davis, deceased.
M. S. WATSON,
Guardian.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1918-12-05

This milsman must have taken
something stronger than his milk.
He told one of his customers that his
milk was perfectly pure, that it had
been paralyzed by government an
sxehist
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AONDALE ITEMS.

+. B. Allen and his mother, Mrs, F.
y. Stratford, returned last week Ia
their hOme at Rockford, Iowa.
Miss Helen Farrow Of Texas is Wis
iting her mother here.
DIR. Berry Bowen has set ont
twenty acres Of tomatoes.
Mrs. L. 0. Danse, Mrs. W. N. Man
hart and title Alois visited friends in
Hurley over Sunday.
Z. O. Suppinger was a business Wis
itor IN Deming Monday.
The Hondale community contrib
uted over $500 to the Red Cross
fund.
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|'i f Il sci a.
3 s'a..a.
"a yea aaes As| every llr ga
yQus ea q nupbesl n
se, have Yeu record pl ibis pnm-
Sine an ant Qf lpn iha motoriet
HQ of1 the theft 81 a. aulomo.
llfs p lle police il llnth|e 10 ia'l
/ the serial nauhr a MS Fs, accord.
Ing to he s. + eoodr|ch NhhbtI cem.
|pany.. This auntsF IS lhe only pos.
Tive means d icalion br The
Authorities. Telling Is brand 81 tbe
easing aeseshfs TIE appeorsDce Or
telling Of e. nii|onee iecoFd Is Of
little Or no consequence.
The Goodrich comnnny ane most
Of the other large manpiaeinrirs Of
tires place seslal numbers On each
tire. Through lhaso numbers can be-
lFaced not only The material ii the
tire, when tb9 tie was made, but on
what machine and what workman
handled them.
II would Be on easy matter FOR the
thief to chisel of the serial number,
but in SO doing he would decrease the
value Of the tire 70 per cent. Bases
For adjustments are availabls only on
lires with Serial numbers. Thus, the
importance Of a record Of the fires
number Is Obvious. Stealing Tires
without numbers wonld be a profit
less undertaking for the tire burglars.
Police officials in big cities state
that the Identification Of one tire
very often lends to tho recovery Of
scores Of others. Not only tires, but
stolen automobiles as well arc rccov-
cred by tracing tire serial numbers. |
IN Chirago last year over $1,000
wv worth Of tires were stolen aud not |
recovered. The percentage Of tires
recovered would be swelled amaz. /
ihgly in the United States IL autOm6.
bilists would make a record Of the
numbers. Hundreds Of stolen cars
would be reclaimed, also scores Of
auto thieves unprecedented.
Every moalh thousands Of stolen
Tires are recovered BY the police de-
pariments Of large cities but are dis
posed Of as so much junk at Gus.
iodian's sale. II the police were noii-
fled Of the serial numbers Of stolen
Tires many OF these would be plneed
hack into the hands Of their owners.
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00lh Back From aNIke !"

The 8sth brigade, comprising some
5000 men, under the command Of Col
4. D. Luce, returned from a weeks
hike last Friday morning, a half day
ahead Of their schedule. The men
covered on Thursday the distance
planned for both Thursday and Fri
lday mornings, aud were IL camp q
flew hours after sunrise Friday.
Tho brigade eRcamped for several
days 10 the copper mining country
around Hurley aud Tyrone, and we're
royalty treated by the people Of those
cities, particularly so by the Phelps
Dodge Mining company, which gave
the men the privilege of using the BIG
cOndensing tank as q bathing place
and extended manyOther hOspitahties.
Col. Luce in return sent in bands
from the camp 10 play on the plaza
every evening, giving the people there
the finest concerts they had ever
heard,
The men returned in fine fettle,
but wW eipd 10 get hack To camp
after their outing, Only few mon
were unable to make the complete
hike with their units, and Company
E, ls5th infantry, went through the
trip without single man falling out
for any cause whatever.
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The funeral % the lsis joha Cor
het6 pleassE tIlatn Of Dcmine, WHO
a|sd p lhe 2saa after long illness.
vas held 81 tie family hons AZ
Spruce ana Iron Sunday af.noon.
The services, following 4 SERMON ~
D. John R. oaas Of Albnonsr
former pastor Of ths pprbysaI &
church hsre, were IA ohnrt 81 ia
state grand lodge 81 Mas6ns. Ife
attendance al TIE funeral Was 81.
hAps The largest ID the history ~ ne
city, tie house and lawn being fiIlad
with soErowing friends coma 70 nav
their last tlibnlo Of respect % .hs
departed. Members Of Ire local
Masonic Lodge acted for TIE officials
Of the state oIganisasien, Of which
the deceased was past grand warden.
The funeral was marked b. the
beautiful floral tributes, TIE state and
local Masonic organizations end the
Pioneers association Of Luna county
all contributing set pieces, while the
lawns Of the city were stripped, ap-
parently, 10 provide tributes from
friends The casket was covered
with flowers, as was the grave at
Mountainview, where burial took
place following the services at the
home.
Frank Wymau, Hugh X. Williams,
Edward Pennington, Otto Leopold, ].
A. Kinnear and Dr.. r. r. Stovall were
the active pallbearers. Honorary
pallbsarers were Eiemund Lindaner,
Thomas Marshall, J. A. Mahoney, B.
Y. McKcyes, Calvin Baker, Henry
Meyer. An are members Of the Pho
neers' association, in which deceased
also held membership.
A large crowd followed the body 10
It's last resting place.
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John Lester and son, Master Har.
vey, have gone 10 Francesville, la,
for visit with the formers brother,
Lee Lester, former Dcmingite, who is
now engaged in farming in the Bayou
state.
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ifftn WIN iurt touch TIE corn Or
e1|INa with q few drops ok oola-Il'
vast blessed relief II gives 70
com p4lnsl xpu won't linn any
u0Fei you can enjoy the dance
eF4fg minute. Then 20 see how
tho3 o1Tn OF cailu8 Will come rlghl
81 ccnpietc, like o banana peel and
u.'aQnt the least pain, Is Just Wuii-
o0ISnl 'ool9-lt n tho biggest seller
ecn4 corn removerA IN the world
t01I simply because Il "a 40 Voc
a.14aIIy simple and always works.
- sure yun get '0els-It.'"
1et1.It, "tha guaranteed. money nnck
e14n'feUovof the only iure MY, g,isll
Nn1 IIIU1 ~ any druA Store MID
W y, Lawrence 4 Co, Chicago. ~.
Sold IN Dsming andTecommsnds,
q the worlds best corn remedy b.
Rossef Drug Go.
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slaIs CorpOralIon Commission.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF N.
State Corporation CommiseIon ~ ny
}op. blhia q New Mexico has caused MI
'"HNiD certificate to be signed by nj Chair.
nan end the seal oi said Commission
~. q " SPIKED u the CITY II Sania ~
% .liIA seventh das n May. A. d.
iuGH II. WILLIAMS /.
a,,.s,. Acting Chairman.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION az
NEW MEXICO,
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY
UNITED STATES on AMERICA. STATE

----
UNITED STATES on AMERICA STATE
or NEW MEXlOn, &c.
IT Is HRREhY CRRTIPIRn, thai thsvs
vas filed Tor record IN tho 0aioe 0i ihe STATE
Evaporation Commission Of The State OF New
MEXICO on The tn day Of Nay. A. D. 1919. al
2 p. h., By american Grocery Company, q COZ.
pofailon duly organized and existing under
aud by virtue ol the laws Of ne Hiale Of
Texas. q certified copy Ut IL Charter, and
slniement designating principal onion IN ma
state. agent. etc.. as provided BY Section zoe
Chapter %, Laws Of 1900
NOW TIiEREFORE. The said cornoralion
u hereby authorized hy the alaio CornornlI1n
Commission % transact business IN Ife elaiR
Of New Mexico, and The business a snch n
may be laalully transacted b. cornnrallons
Organized under fhe laws Of lhn ei1fa
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. he
Chalraan end Oorf Of an.a chm
mission have hfrrnnla asi lhalr
lhkALl hanll and affixed ~ aaal al ga
Commission n ~ Oily d sahla IA
ee pc seventh asg n Ny. 4. b,
HpaH v, WiLliAMs
-, Apllng phnlTaan,
EDwIN ?, ooARn, Clerk
aay al1uns o.
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70 ,I Ias Honorable state Corporation Com
Ihe American Grocery Compspy n eo,no,
Noh' orEsnlfed and existing under ana 4,
Nirine ~ the laws II the State N Tsras
ss,tes 70 transact business in the state ~ Nsw
s,1Alco ana for the purpose ., sroeurine
taMial permit TO dc So shows,
az Ii IVY the amount Of the capital stoek \. sao
vuO.Oo and that on u ala stocE bas tnu
issued and actually paid IN, WV WV"
:. lnu! ule character 1T tn business ,yhlo,,
y desires 10 transact IN The STATE ~ ~
MeAieo y wholesale grocery bnsInes, H.,
w ana selling In Wholesale 0uantIfIe, ~.
yeIles ana merchandise IN the finlied a,s,s.
aha nv Republic Of Mexico ''"'''
=, Ihai ~ principal 0liee IN ,he s,.,s n,
n nw Mexico 4 10 be located In the Ci,, ~
n,,nilng and that y II. Hodges a per'n, ~ ~
ivy ase, aciually reAides IN the Civ M I1s,,'
w Vonnv OF Luna, Stats Of New Nsvica
nse.ss y ,ne Asent o. your petitioner. upon whom
P'vvsss.ss against u mas Be served,
Al. iour peiltloner further shows thai nm an.
cb.,, u tenfaary A. D. 1914, Il filed M
III Nv On. ~ we once OF The Secretary Of STATE
49,, ~ el texas ana that q certified conv
Ssi'eis T" hereto annexed and made . part
WhEREF0RE your pe,l.Ioner n,sv, a.,
.ne ninte Corporation Commlssion ,nay ,ss,,l
q 2 certificate authorizing h to transars NJ
s 9atsgA 70 TIC State Of New AIexiea ~
AMERICAN GROCERY COMPANY
Wy JOE " GOODMAN
Attest. president
oHAa 8. NAsETe
Secretary
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g9f-
You want 70 keep n touch with
the livestock interests Of New
MEXICO; Il you want to know
whe1 your nelghhaEu b other
paFts o. the state are doing. you
shoule 1uhaoglba for AgwMEx-
lco RuaAkloT.
NEW MEKlco RuRALlsT Is
publ'nhed BY ne Central Print
Us conpany, r1olluhaTa q the
Albuquerque nyeuing Holnld. II
e edited ~ y. 3. HenlnS. sad
9 staff o men and women who
know New Mexico au yon know
your eva home.
NEW Mgxico RuRALlsT Il
the ohly paper published dsvot-
81 eselpalvely e rural New
hasieo 10 livestock. wool.
raneh and farm Interests and
Industries. A paso Of state
neWs, world news. war news: q
Pass Iol aemen, 4 short story.
i've large pages Of real I'VE n.
tefeating news Of ranch aRd
farm We IN New Merioo, slI
help 70 make Il one q TIE
strsasssl newspapers u TIE
West
Last wpsk MRw mgKleo nv
hAhieR Went Into 1000 New
hexico homes Il y he lasgoal
papw = Nsw hsEieo. uo ~
tess haEe he'd q oloss Dslaonal
relaiioaship with az Darls 81
Nes Mexico Tor the past tuonty
ysaFA Il 4 ne, . local paDsr.
huf Il eiateNias Il ises iDt,s.
a1s ~ ~ valuable 10 ~
nan b nan Juan or Rd6y ooul.
y, as = - man who lives iva
miles fspn AibuousgQus
lsssst HssFy saturday
oa@ pss yer n aevaass.
sunacRSnn NOW.
AesFs,e 81 ssmmpnls,slsns y
new MEXICO /
RIRALTST |
ALBUQUERQUE. n H.
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA sr,mv
az NEW MEXICO, q. '0" STATE
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w " HEREBY CERTIFIED, tia, the an.
neaea Is . full, true and complete tranScriS,
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sTATE 0R NEw MExIo0.

STATE CORPORATION OOMMIsSIoN an
NEW NExI0O, wv ~
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STATE or NEW MEXICO.

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