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The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17

For sale-An Oak dresses with
large bevel edge mirror and commode-
ENQUIRE at the Tribune Office.
Lost-Small round. gold brooch,
set with pearls and one garnet. at au-
ditorium or on way Tuesday night.
Finder please leave at postofice.
1t will be interesting news to those
who knew William Boston that he
has been pardoned from his peniten-
tiary sentence.
Big barn dance for benefit OF Red
Cross at Mundays May 25th.
Mr.. Ben Maroon acted as station
agent for a few days in the absence
of Mr.. Harmon and until the new
agent arrived.
Boys and girls save your nickles,
dimes and quarters to turn into the
campaign fund next week. You will
be called upon to do SO, be ready.
Uncle Sam needs your help.
For Sale or trade for Cows-1 team
gray horses, VT. 5000 lbs, and team
of mules, W.T.. $500 lbs; good work
ers. Four miles east of Ebert, the
Salt ranch. Chas. Stevens.
Theo Neuman is sporting around
in a new Buick Six, 1913 model.
Mr.. A. 2. Harmon, our good cid
depot agent was taken Ill and had e
go to a Denver hospital. He is sui
fering with pleurisy. At last reports
Ihe was resting easy.
While there Mr.. Guthals met SOM
relatives and brought them to Ebert
for visit.
Dewey Oaks came out from Denver
Saturday morning for brief visit
Gle returned Monday morning.
d. r. Burnside is confined to hi.
home with severe case of la grippe
Mr.. j. Oaks is having an addition
built on his house. Joe Helgeth 1.
doing the work.
Miss Pricilla Hudson of Littletor
is a guest at the Geo. Conroe home
this week
Richard Elsner and family mo
tored to Denver last Friday and re
i turned Sunday evening,
Mrs. Hattie Hoover has severed hoI
connections with the Z. T. Harpel
store and is again living with he
| folks on the ranch
: The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter
ian church will meet at the home o
Mrs. Mowery May 23rd.
| Mrs. j. Oaks returned home from
Denver where she has been the pas
month with Mrs. o. Wisco.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
Classified Advertising.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Regular Services
Morning.
Bible School 10 a. M
Communion II a. m.
Services Ills a. m.
Evening.
Y. s. G E. at p. m
Preaching 8 y m
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17

. The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the j. ]. McFarlin ranch
one mile east OF Fondis on
Monday, May q, 1918,
sale to begin promptly at 10 O'CLOCK
The following property, to-wit;
The property known as the J. J.
McFarlin ranch, described as: South
half southeast quarter, Section "a;
southeast quarter Section 80; south
west quarter Section "a; in township
south of range SO west; 400 acres
mostly in cultivation.
81 Head of Live Stock II
Consisting of A milk cows; heller
calves; Jersey heifer; steer; 2 stall
lions; 8 mares; colts; work hors-
es; filly; 2 pigs; shoats; SOW; stag;
dozen chickens; 8 ducks.
Farm Implements.
Farm wagon, heavy wagon and
rack, spring wagon, cart, top buggy
riding lister, concrete block machine,
corn shelter, lister cultivator, har-
row. two walking cultivators, grain
drill, disc gang pillow, moving ma
lchine, hay rake, gang pillow, sets
work harness, set single harness sad
die, grindstone, piano, stove, cream
separator and numerous household
goods.
Free Lunch Will Be Served at Noon.
Bring Your Cups.)
Z . 4 n i Il
ier, cash. All sums over SO credit
of months time will be given on
'bankable notes bearing s per cent in
terest from date. Five per cent dis
count for cash given on all sums over
$40.
Estate of Joseph ]. McFarlin.
Joseph e. Mayer, Administrator.
Fred Albin, Auctioneer.
J. z. Mayer, Clerk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17

pounds corn for 100 pounds gain.
Those fed potatoes required 262
pounds of corn and 786 pounds of po-
tatoes. 1t took 442 pounds Of cooked
potatoes to equal 100 pounds corn.
The Oregon Station obtained slight
ly better results. using steamed po-
tatoes and barley. Hogs getting 80
pounds barley and S. 8 pounds steamed
potatoes made the same daily gains
as hogs getting IL pounds barley.
The gain was 1.66 pounds per day.
Hogs getting 4 pounds barley anfS 2
pounds. raw potatoes gained IA
pounds per day. and those getting
AZ pounds barley and 1874 pounds
steamed potatoes gained 1.86 pjAAds
per day. This last ration shows the
highest gain, and is cheaper than
the all barley ration, but is not as
cheap as that with the high allow
ance of potatoes at present prices
C. !. Bray, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Collins, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
MARRIED.

A very pretty wedding was solom-
lied at the South Broadway Christian
church in Denver on Sunday, May
5th, at four o'clock, when Miss FLOW
Day and Mr.. George Huntsinger were
united in marriage.
| Little June Day, sister of the brida,
! preceded the bride and groom, car
rving the ring in a beautiful white
lilly.
The bride and groom were met at
the alter by Rev. Ellsworth Day and
Rev. Morris.
The father of the bride performed
the ceremony assisted by Rev. Nor
rls of the Central Christian church.
The bride was attired in an exqu
cite white georgette crepe dress and
carried a beautiful boquet of white
roses and white sweet peas
The groom was dressed in his rr'-
form And the only decorations -
the church was a large American
flag.
After the ceremony the guests were |
entertained at the homo |
IF the bride. 6S lincoln 81. Tho daec I
rntions of the home were carried on.
in red. white and blue effect. and
'atrtv refreshments were served at
The bride is the accomnlisbea
laughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Els
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Join the Red Cross this coming week
Put your dollar into the $4,000 fund
Mrs. Phillips was in the Springs
several days this week to have den
tai work done.
Mrs. Ruby Marquis, Miss Dora
Renken and Chas. Guthals went to
Colorado Springs Friday evening.
Buy War Savings Stamps this week
Last Monday Rev. Lights little
girl had the misfortune to break her
arm. The children were riding COW
who became frightened by the dog
and when the child fell of, the COW
stepped on her arm.
Tom MusiclS made a trip to the
capitol for a visit with his relatives.
Several from here attended the
play given by the Kiowa school Fri
day evening for the benefit of the
Red Cross. The play was splendid
and the children deserve much ere
dit.
Mrs. Geo. McKimmie and Mrs.
d. r. Burnside spent Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Ed Clark helping
the ladies of that community sew for
the Red Cross.
charivari is getting to be fire.
quent affair around this burg, as one
was given at the home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Ralph Throop Tuesday eve
ming.
Gladys schiesser is victim of
chicken pox.
Mr.. Tate, piano tuner, is busy
in town this week; busy at his trade
Last Saturday Miss Hazel Druar,-
and Mr.. Ralph Throop slipped quiet
ly away to the home of Rev. r. X
Axton and were married.
Everyone regrets that the weather
was such that. the Milo entertainers,
who We're to have been here last Sat
urday, did not come. They may how
ever come here at later date.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
FOR SALE.

Registered HolsteIn Bull from
world champion ancestors; years
old; faultless individual and sure
breeder. Price 100000 delivered
Grand sire sold for s25.o0o.oo.
w. A. Morris. FIT. Morgan. Colo
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
NOTICE

] viii not b psro .ili. trst,relt
e"nir"cied in MY rso., 1it' orf writer
order.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17

Ihursday night, May 23rd, the
pupils of Ebert school will present
their closing program in the school
auditorium. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend
| The ten layettes, consisting of 1870
articles, which the older girls have
been making are completed and will
be on exhibit the evening of the
closing program. All this work has
been done outside of school.
In behalf of the girls l wish to
thank Miss Neuman, Mrs. Neuman
and Mrs. Wrockloff for their assist
,ance in making the layettes.
C. GERTRUDE JOSEPH.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
PUBLIC SALE.

, The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the ]. j. McFarlin ranch
one mile east OF Fondis on
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
NOTICE.

We will probably not buy beans
after this month until the new crop
is ready this fall. Anyone who has
beans that they wish to sell to us will
please bring them to the elevator this
month. The Russell Gates Mere. Co.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17

worth Day. She is we'll and favorab
ly known in this vicinity.
The groom is an instructor in the
officers training camp in San Diego
where he and his bride expect to
spend the summer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
POTATOES GOOD
STOCK FEED IF
FED WITH GRAINS.
Experiments at OREGON Show
HIGHEST Gains from Steamed
Potatoes snd Barley.

Raw notatces Fed alone will barely
n-intair we'Fht n hogs Potatoes
srould alwavs be fed with some grain
II hog feeding, and are much better
when cooked or steamed.
r-7 -o-ies ~ n-~a-'r1a-t~ -,-i.h ~
tatoes show how they compare with
~7i9 The Wisconsin Station fed
ho1s weighing approximately 26O
pounds each on ration of pounds
corn and ia pounds potstoes. m7i--
in% e7ins of Y mounds nor fr~
lIoCa fed corn alone required 40
The Elbert County tribune., 1918-05-17
SCHOOL NOTES.

The ninth grade has just recov
cred from their final examination in
general science. Miss McCarty gave
the questions and graded the papers.
are the grades received:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

Judgment hGyiu- hoep rendered ON the gth
dry oil November 1917. ia M aLo,r entitled
cause which ,au.. was an acio, for dam
rs,, for p,r.onol .ujurie, Inflicted Ly the
defendant upon thu plaintih, in favor OF the
IHmora for the sum 81 sevcnt, five baudr,d
."tt7.uIuu) dollar. and the rn.t. Of mid ,uit
Hud interest th,,uun ~ ais COZ pee cent per
1unun until phid ma the costs Of THE sale,
anI execution ha'II- he"u served hy me upon
rHid flolrntiu HHlu.'t and under aid vNrru.
iInu. having lr'I'H nUuu the inllowing de.
.rrih't property Hud real estate lying and
state Of New NcNi.,
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Chicago. Ian. 31-Adycrsr weather
conditions tended today to strcnsthca
roru prices hut Che effect Mas largely
offset las reports OF am Increased sup
ply "a fcmpty cars and by announce
mcut of energetic measures 90 take
care OF new deliveries from farmers.
Opening quotations, which 'nried
from he same a. Yesterday finish
to "a shade otf, with March at Sl.2i
and MAY a. $l.2j as, were followed
uy % light upturn that. however, failed
20 Last
Deliveries OF oats reached new high
price lcyels. After opening an D 10
p vent advance with May at 81 TO
SLY the markct scored substantial
saius before beginning to react.
Hrtpziug sales hy holders more
than counter balanced in the pr"Ni
..u r,ark,t ,l, urfturuDC OF hishcr
rrircs on hoEs.
Prices closed ,as,. D., 10 q o. . cent
net lower. with March at Sl2GA ard
Nly tt Si.1ai4
"A Ballics which cu>ucd were MOI Vcll
maintained.
close
Corn March Sl264 May Sl-5h.
pats-M March, N37sc. May. NohC
Porh Jan. St5. 20; May, Sid.5i
Glrd-Jap.. S25.95. May. S25.to
Iihs-Jau.. S.3.ga. MAJ, Ssi6o
Denver Livestock.
Denver. Cob. Jan. s1.-Cattic-Re-
ccipts. i,2oo steady Beef steers. $500
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New . Money.

New York, Jan 3i.-Mcr'nutllo psi
per. is ia, per cent, sterling sixty
Ja, bills. az per cent. commercial
sixty DAY bills uu banks. AM per
cent. commercial sixty day bill
am, per cent. demand 451i per
cent. cables, as 1-lG per cent
Bar sllVer-S6M SO.
Mexican dollars-6Shc
Government boudS-Grrcgul1r.
Rtilruud hpnds-Strong.
Time loans-Firm. go. 90 day ana
six months. Gis N6 pcr cont.
can moncy-Stcudy. High, { per
cent low. "a per cent ruling rate.
9 per cent.
SO, per cent. closing bid. 81, per
cent. offered "a { per cent. hsl loan.
Z per cent.
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Chicago. Jan 3t-llugs-l;eccipts.
o., 900 strong. lu cents above Nc~.ti
days average. Bulk St625H 1900.
light Sl,.NjH 1850. heavy. $1,000
1895. pigs. slG25 Ia.4O.
cattle Receipts, 10000. StruuF.
Natilc beef steers SS.75m1415. stock
"rs aud feeders. S1.50@ 1913; COWS
ana h,itcr~. $G.50H t2.U0.
Shpcu-i.rccipt-, $4,000. Firm.
Wyihcr-. $1,000 1850, ewes. So asa
.IG.!- hmb SI1.N5.
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The Markets


Sow York. Jan H' Stock market
Trading .wirghcd utfciy COB udl- Coz
da,. the inquiry being ,hr broadcast of
recent weeks standard i-sJcs gained
Q Co a's points. minor rails also di--
playing uuu-uHl activity The move
mclt followed announcement ~ =
grant ot Increased rates tu trnu~-cou-
iiucntul roads ana publication Of 70
summary ~ 20 requested railway
vnE Increase. lulustrials under lead
81 United states steel ALSO extended
initial gains with popular equipments
aud sp- i1ltics l.htIfN 40 - 20
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kan-,- cl,y Id,c-,ork.

Kansas city. Mo. Jan. "a Hos
I;rccipts. 10000. Ilishcr. Bulk. 81 H'
HiG.2o. heavy, Stf.loHt t.e5, lghf
sl'.1o p, ISIS. Iig. Nli.Uom iiUo.
cattle i;eccips 1904 str"u-
i.mc led steers. S-.l.Ii a.-5 We
,u steers. $500 a. D. -,; cows, 5000
400; hotter. Si.5p1 t. 4. stock'r
9. ttUII 90.
Sheep Receipts. 5000 Struus.
Lambs. $1,000 l'.iu. yeariiugs, 81
70 lt.iu. vcther,. SiI .'ri3.0". eve.
sll 90 ~ 20.
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New York. Jan 80 Lead steady.
spot S7.0pd 5.25.
spoltcr-Quict. Fast st Louis spot.
S115M 7.g5.
At London.
copper spot. til0; futures. tllu,
,lcctrotStic. tl&j.
Tin spot. t2gN futures. $3.50 Spot
t2g los. futures. $40. los.
Speltcr-Spu iji. future-. $50.
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The Evening Herald, Albuquerque, NJ NJ, Thursday, January 81, 1915

ftll.ta, cows and heitvfs. Ni.tua
q 80, tuCkcrs aud feeder. g, up %
1850. calves ti2 10 OW1S.5a.
Hog Receipts 1000 strong %
cents higher Top. SiG1a, bulk $50 50
tlG.-lO.
Shcop-itcccipte $500 steady
Lambs. So GOA 1873 ewes sil tnu
12.0O.
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Chicago Produce.

Chtcaro. Jam sl. But.cr urchaug-
ed
Eggs-Higher Receipts atI case.
Firsts. 81 HG2iac. ordinary nr~i-.
81 ~ GOc. mt mark. cases Included, %
Glc. ordinary firsts, $50 49,"
potutocS-ltccciptS 10 ears. Tn
changed
Poultry Alive Unchanged
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a.. :. land Office at Santa Re, Ncw
Mexico. December 20, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Fran
cisco Martinez. Of Bcrunilllo VINO, ON
september 16. 1879, made homestead
entry. 80. 0lIt4a. for Ma SWii. lots
!. ., Q and Z. section rs. township ltN,
range CIV, N.Mr. meridian. IA, flied
notice cr intention Ca make three year
proof. to establish claim 90 the lhud
above described. before Merritt NJ.
Smith. L. :. commissioner at 'ahezou,
New Mexico. on February q. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Margaroto Romero. OF Seborcta'
New Mexico.
Deciderlo Truiillo. II s%choycta, Sew
Mexico.
Telesfor MARTINEZ. OF Cabczon. Now
Mexico.
ELIAS Montoya. OF Caberop. New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADD
Register.
First Pub. 12-2S; Last pub. 2-i
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WANTEp-MlsceIlaneous

WANTED-Caretul kodak finishing
by master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed, Send your m sh ug TO a
reliable established firm. Hanna &
TannA, Master photographers
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kansas city produce.

Kansas CITY. Mo Jan. - Huitci
and poultry unchanged
Eg1-- Firsts SEC. tsypnd~. 900.
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New YORK. IAN. 81 Cotton futures
Irregular, March S3037 Mn'
S2a7s. July Ssg.a3. october $3.50.
December Se5G7.
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Anyway, for without him the pub
lie would be in dire distress. His
products cndear him 10 old and
young, and the better and purcr
his Bread the more he is liked.
We have studied 10 make our
Bread the most delicious and sat
isfying procurahle, and we know
that our efforts have been apprc-
ciated by many We also believe
that You will appreciate this
Bread it you try IT,
PIONEER BAKERY
201 s. 1st So. s. " Balling. Prom.
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TYPEWRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new ana second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EJ
change. Phone 9ls. i22 So 9Th -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

" g. Hawkins cfll- the attention
ar customers To- his announcement ct
delivery schedules lu tho Herald Co.
might
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The Menu for Today

"H'A five part butterfly feature.
Man and Beast and a iNtagruph
comedy
Crystal Nothing But the Truth.
last appearance here.
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Lyric AN American widow re-
peatod
Much of the action of An Nmcri-
can Widow. % Metro woudcrplay
starring thu celebrated Ethel Barry
more, which will be- seen for the last
time al the Lyric thcatcr today only,
takes plac" Ia a bungalow For the
staging of these scenes the complete
interior of a cosy bungalow was erect
ed az the Metro studio.
The bungalow consisted ri e large
living room with a fireplace, two he'd
room and "a Kitchen, Director Reich
en- had this large setting built 10 That
the players could make natural On
frances and exits fro mono CON to
another. According Ia the story, THIS
rs the mountain bungalow of Theo-
dorc Bacon, ~ old friend of Eliza
beth Carter CAiiss barrymore. She
comes 20 visit him, not knowing that
her husband. whom h h ffvorciug,
Is Also u guest al the house. Natur-
ally. with his situation. he action
becomes very interesting ana the ac-
ton shifts from room "a room with
NNAlfAAAAAN ~ wv ANNNHAA " W. ~ 49,"
set. the cameraman was able - pho
tograph the action In long shots.
showing the action from room to room
from various angles,
Tho bungalow was 50 practical and
home like hat II seemed u shame TO
have To tear 1t down.
pastime-'Thc Honor system"
william FuN's intensely human uaelo-
dramt, while In It's gripping appeal
TUGS strongly AZ the heart strings. ~
far from being a somhcr picture OF
life I'm IL most distressing phases. az
VIII be seen when repeated Wy re-
quest at the Pastimc theater today
only. This gripping drama, 20 me
production OF which the state Of Art-
iona lent It's entire resources and
which yivid1y portrays conditions
along the Mexican horicr has been
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LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF SALE

rs THE DISTRICT COURT COUNTY OT
B~tRNALIllu STATE or NEW
NENlCO
AN iuN4p
Iu,tp Aldrrcte. Plaintiff rs FlorDucio %
mora. pofrndanI
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and second ~ AZ ~ IS recorded mini
NUNS, first ~ repeating their loN
mink ~ 90 80.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANTED


WNNTEB-spirai stools az the Pun
maii Cufe.
W NNTEp 10 buy cattle. or will vim
TER bv month or on sh1re' Good
range ~ water vs. n Mouro Cp-
h"zon. " VI
WANTED a first class short order.
cook Must be- rood ON p1stry WORT
small bakery nnd restaurant tIa per
week.. room nnd laundry Address
ChafIcs : Wcitg. Mount1iuiir " ~
WASTED Plain sowing aprons
chiidren'a ciaths ANA bedding 90
! succinlty. Comfort tp inof d, cnnts
Quick reliable work. cheap rhour
ia2SJ orders ollod for Home
Missionary Help Iaud
WNNTED-Y,u io know ilut ibr Nv
c%cl,ior Laundry add. o. Tow depart
ueut ful its oIt. ui uWu customers uuI
prospective customers. This department
win hc iu the huuis of 90 competent
person who viii see that the ont Uf town
people viii got a- good service u- tbnsr
iu the city. ON ull packages oi laundry
'uutu ming shirts, rollur-. underwear.
socks. handkerchief. $50 viii psy the
pafrrls post charges uug way b. the
package umuuut. to jO cents zap to 49,
% We win pu, the parcels post charges
both WAYS if the package mount. go
~ or more IN the lst and 3ri loUr-
|atR TERMS ARt CASH Ol q
uRICES ARE REASON NRt.E. Write
,or price HIST and l,' u. dO Nuur laundry
work. agents wanted write t"t price,
and terms. Excelsior Laundry. NlHH
Iucruuc. Now NcNico.
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=TNrEWnITl-n sAI.E-
N FE TIME r
e

NcsibOund-
40. Daily Ar. ~.
1 The scout ....... 7;i0p S:30p
9 California Limited ~ Goa II 30a
: Fargo Fast ...... asa i0tl5u
% The navajo ...... 1l.sup ~ 3Hl
Snuthloupd-
uY IA paso Exp. So. litUOp
SIS III Paso Express, ........ Ot05u
~Ias-tbound-. Daily.
DO The Scout ....... 726s S.05a
The navajo ..... ei6p 2.i0p
. California Limited 6.f0p 7;00p
Santa Fe Eight. lisp 7.5bp
From south
$40 For Is. g.. y Chicago GOA
$40 For IS. q. q Chicago g esp
standard Sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves ou No. N1'. connects
at Bclcn with train so. % leaving
Rclcn m ~ % %. Don.
No. 2 carries ono coach only. no
sloopcTs
No. SIC will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train N" % nj
Hslcn.
P. ]. JOHNSON, AGENT
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FOR SALE

FOR SNLE-Gas plutcg, gus ranges
aud tables. Overland Hotel
80 HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
an broke to work ne ride Must
sell at once. CHEAP. Fred Bishop.
Carols wagon yard. North Broadway
FOR SALE Small ranch. an iu cul.
tivntiuu aud some fruit trees cash
$500 cor terms yila0. Phone 1888
or oilI lIt West Copper.
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TYpEwI,IrEG ron SALE

n you want 90 buy q D. c. Smith
typewriter at "a hr baur1in phone
lg2t-W.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT COUNTY
orr BEENAiIlt.O. STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
Frank KrcJci, plaintiff, gcrus Mary
TAYLOR Krojri defendant so. ll3-'.
NOTICE or SUIT
To- the ah.., named defendant
Your are bcroU, notified that 70 sui.
has bccr filed against yuu in said
court md ouutl Dos uhuN" named
pl,intiu. iu which sui, plaintiff praN'
for au absolute divorce ou th.
grounds ut abandonment You are
further notified that uulc- you cnt'i.
or cause Co uc entered. yuu I'pe1r-
.uucc ia slid glusc ou az before the
3Ith day OF March. A. H., 1915, % nc
cree pro confcs-u win A' taken
against YOU and the relief prayed iUr
will be granted. The name Of lh'
plaintiffs attorney b. ". \. k'lcho'.
whose post office address is Mn
u|ucrquc. New Mexico.
NEFTOR MONTOTA. clerk
Rv r. Is. H. MADISON, Deputy Clcrb
tSeaD.
pub Jan. 81 Fob ,-it-2l
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Y. =. land office az santa TIE, Sow
Mcxlco. December "a. 1917.
Notice 81. hereby given that Abel
MARITIME. of Hornalillo. who, uu s'p-
temher 3D.. 1919, made homestead enc
try. 80. OIsItI Tor Sc y e. '
township lcN, range CIV. NM u. m'r-
ldian. has filed notice Of intention tn
make three year proof, To establish
claim to the land aboye described h'-
fore Merritt NJ. smith. u. s. commits
sionor, at Cabezou. y. NJ, on Fcnru-
airy ., 1915.
Claimant anne as witnesses.
Felix Montoyt, OF Bcrnaiilo, New
Mexico.
Elias Leaf, OF Sindoyal. Sew Mex
leo.
Tremltido Lcal. of sandovai, New
Mexico.
Felipe Montoya. Of Cabezon. Now
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO
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