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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

In arriving at his figures, Mr.. Kelso
takes the total cost Of policing and
shows by figures that so per cent Of
the arrests made were for drunken.
ness. Therefore he charges up half
the cost Of the police to liquor.
For the courts he deducts the fines
they have collected from their cost
and then takes 70 per cent Of the to-
tai spent on criminal cases as the
cost Of liquor. He asserts that 65
per cent Of those lodged in Jail, ex-
cepting tramps and vagrants, as In
the case Of the courts, got there
through drink. So he takes one-half
Of the cost Of the jails and the houses
Of correction. In like manner he goes
through the entire list.-ChiSago Her.
aid.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
is READY TO GO over THERE
Manaqer Jack Hendricks Is Anxious
to Go to France TO Promote
Game Of Baseball.

Jack Hendricks. manager Of the
st. Louis Cardinals, announces that
he is anxious to 60 to France to pro-
mote baseball.
"All l want" said the manager of
the Cards, sis to do my share for the
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
Bonnie Gets New Mark.

Bonnie, the fast trotting mare by The
Bondsman, now carries a record Of
2:0Sh, made in race at the new
Grand Circuit track at Toledo. She Is
owned by Jerry O'Connor of Tlfiin, o.,
and was bred at Washington c. Ii.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
'Sed Meredith In italy.

Ted Meredith, the former university
Of Pennsylvania quarter and half-mile
runner, is soaring over the Italian bat
tie front with the French flying men
for some months past.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
WheIan an Army EIver.

Tom Whelan Of Lynn, Georgetown
baseball and football player, left for
the Bay Shore naval training station
on Long Island. where he will complete
q course Of training for the army aero
nautic service.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
KID HERMAN IS NOW IN NAVY
Once Contender for Featherweight
Honors In Roped Arena Is Sta
toned at Pelham Bay.

Kid Herman, once a contender for
featherweight honors in the roped
arena, Is now In the navy. He is
attached to the Second regiment at
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
Close Boxlnu Stadiums.

In Australia all the big boxing sta
dlums are closed, but ten-round con-
tests are staged under government ju-
risdlction.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
WHY THE SALOON?

"The saloon exists not because man,
by nature, must drink, but because by
proper incentives he can be made to
drink, and there is money in selling It
to him."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
Invite Soldier Golfers.

All the leading British golf clubs
have invited members Of the American
forces to accept their hospitality and
play over their courses.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

boys. 1 will go to France for any
Organization interested In the welfare
of the soldiers"
When asked whether he would be
willing to take team Of players to
France to play team of army men
led by Johnny Evers, he declared
nothing would suit me better"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

Doesn't Uncle Sam want his work
ers at home to be Just as efficient as
his fighters abroadi Then, close the
breweries.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

Alcohol Is useless as a medicine,
dangerous as food, and never stim-
ulant. Useful In the arts, perhaps,
but not inside the human being.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
Lona Time Under Way.

Sam Jones was with the Boston
club for two seasons before he pitched
an entire game.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
SUNDAY GAME ABROAD
DRAWS 10000 CROWD

Baseball not only has Caught
on" In England, but also Is be-
ing played there on Sundays.
The Anglo-American Baseball
club, which Is operating at the
Chelsea football grounds, Stam-
ford Bridge, suburb of Lon
don, has obtained permission to
play Sunday games, with the
result that huge crowds are
turning out on the Sabbath. A
recent game on the first day of
the week attracted 10000 spec
tators. The weekday games as
rule draw oil the way from
10000 TO 10000 persons. The
teams are made up of American
and Canadian soldiers, who are
gradually teaching their Eng
llsh brothers how to play the
game. The British government
. and war charities are receiving
large share Of the gate re-
! ceipts.
a a.l A. ~ l-G A.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

Pelham bay naval training station
and Is acting as boxing instructor. The
Kid is making good progress with his
boxers, II Is said. Ensign Francis is
helping all he can and is refereelng
the bouts.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

During the first year of prohibition
In Nebraska, bank deposits increased
$50, 100000.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

hau an attack d
grippe which la,,S'; y
all winter and M
me in. in a weakeS,.'i
condition. IfeilttS
times that / woun
never be well apsI,
l read of LYDIA
Pinkham's Verss
ia BILE Composs,Si N
and what it did n
women passip,.
through the Cham,
Of fife, sol toldsS,
doctor l would ~
1t. ! soon bepan,, |,
gain in streinp,Is
and the annoSi,, yw
aymDtoma dit
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

appeared and your Vegetable Compoud
has made me q well, strong woman y
l do all my own housework. capn,
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vess
table Compound too highly to wons
passing through the Change Of Life
Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 S. 0rchs,
St., Urbana, III.
Women who suffer from nervousness
cheat flashes," backache, headscbs
and "the blues" should try this farnou
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. PM.
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
WOMEN Of
MIDDLE AGE
Need Help to Pass the Crisi, 81.
ly-Proof that Lydia E. PM.
hams Vegetable COMPOUND
Can be Relied Upon.

Urbana, During Change ofrv.
In addition to its annoying symptoma %
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12
|QrQ9lp!gtal1Ce|
g Notes g |
Conducted by the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Unon)
SALOONS A LOSING PROPOSITION

According to Robert w. Kelso, secre.
tary Of the Massachusetts state board
Of charities, the liquor traffic in that
state costs more than $2,700,000
year In clear money. over and above
all the revenue received from the traf
fic. Mr.. Kelso presents the following
statement:
Policing 35i cities and towns. ..s3. 17S.4W
Judges and courts................... 1Sl.W
Jails. and houses of correction...... 403,7
State institutions ..................... 3SS,29,
Hospitals for insane. 566599
Public charity ...........".......... 3l4lP
Poor renet ...'...................... l,ZOO6oc
Total ......".................. .S6, oSye
Liquor license fees received....... 3,453.32l
Estimated net public cost 80 7S2 576
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-09-12

es in France.
Lansford.-The war and the high
wages and salaries being paid every
where makes 1t almost impossible to
secure enough teachers to conduct the
local public schools Although the
schools are open, there is still short
age Of several teachers.
Harleysville.-Whlle riding a bicy-
Gle, Wellington Oberholtzer ran into
a stone here and sustained concusslon
of the brain.
Birdsboro.-AboutS $4,000 has been
contributed by Blrdsboro residents to
various war charleties.
Mont Clare-POor director Of the
Mont Clare almshouse paid 500 fine
to the Royersford Red Cross for
boarding sugar.
Allentown.-Wendell Ross, an Allen
town farmer, experimenting with pea
nuts more as a fad than with any
idea OF profit, will derive handsome
revenue.
New Tripoli.-The potato crop with
In a radius Of nine miles Of this place,
the center of the Lehigh belt, will ex-
ceed 100000 bushels, the greatest In
history.
Allentown-D. George Derry, Of
this place, has purchased the Wilcox
SILK company, Of Scranton.
Altoona.-A service flag containing
thlrty-fve stars was unfurled by AL
toona union musicians.
Reading,-Flve thousand attended a
ilag-raislng at the Reading railway
shops here when service flag was
floated with 305 stars, including four
gold Stars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-21
Chicago Board 81 Trade

chicago, March - Continued fail.
ing of ina receipts here put fresh
strength today into th" corn market
Il WIS generally accepted that favor
able conditions for field work would
-tnl further restrict the crop move
ment Buying however. was only OF a.
sCattcrcd character After opening
unchanged with MAY al Sl.25a IN"
market scored substantial advance
Active demand from exporters carried
the oats market upgrade.
Opening prices, which ranged from
= CEN. o.; 90 D.. cent IdNauc" with
May at SO 60 $685. cents. Wcr" fol.
lowed boy decided general gains.
Provisions averaged higher uwiur
go strength iu the hog markc' Most
uf the buying was of lard.
Prices closed unsettled, - tu
cent net higher. with March ai l25ai
and May at Sl.25i
Ruviug ON part ~ packers help
ed iator 90 uphold prices
Close,
Corn March Sl.272 MAY 81 25's
Oats March Poiac MAY NGi.c
PerK .Nlav S4S.75.
lard May s26.e7. Jun, S2G2 30.
RIBS MAY feju, July f25.}5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-21
NOTICE Or SUIT

lu the District court. County OF Der.
%uulliu, State % New Mexico
David Meyer and Louis Never. Plain.
tins, ~. Town OF Atrisco Land Grant.
Harry Jones. a. " Qucsrnhur,. aud .Il
/ Unknown Claimants and All Hrits rf
\ nknONu Claimants OF Interest sd.
verse go Plaintiffs in the Read Estata
Described Herein, Defendants. SO.
1880.
You. the above named defendants and
each cot YOU are notified That the above
named plaintiffs have begun un action
against YOU in the said court. the non
cful object of said action being tu uuie'
title In the plaintiffs iu and 10 certain
real estate iu BrIuuliilo county, New
Mexico, described as follows. to.Wit: "a
certain piece CO.. parcel OF land situated
IN Precinct 40. ., Del Riu. County of
bernallllu aud state OF New McNico.
and mot4 particularly described az fol.
lows, to.WIt: Beginning al . poiut ON
the east side eli the hin koud. spid
point being the sN corner of trucf here.
by described, thence north So 80 east
1ji feet; thence north l. 3O' east. 100
feet. thence south So 30 west ISL feet.
theme" south 4 JU' west l5r feet along
the east side az the above described
road 20 the point aud place of begin.
ming; containing 90 acres. Bounded on
The north hN hand az Bcuito Suuyrdu. ON
the south by land of Julian Armijo and
IcudosiO SuuNcdru, ON the east hy land
Of Julian Arwiio, and ON tho west by
Hill Road.
Also another piece OF luul iu the
above described Precinct, County and
state, aud more particularly described
us follows; RcgirnluS az "a point 30 the
nv corner ot land hereby described.
said point being tho Inters, stiou Of the
east line of the Hill Road and the south
line Of the road leading To Alpudurrque.
thence south O. 500 west j7G foot,
thence south s. 800 east $50 foot
thrucr north q. oust IOS feet: thence
north $50 % Vost s1S feet 20 the poiut
and place OF beginning, containing sac
acres and houndoi us follows. On the
north aud west by the public road. ON
the south Boy land of Pedro Macstas.
and ON the east hv "a public roud aud
laud oi T. Romero de- ~aaNedra. 80
You are further notified thui the snil
ncttou ls for The purpose 80 establish
ing the pluiutin. estate iu tho forcgn
ing described premises and real estate
against amy claim which vuu Yr any ~
You may have adverse t. the estate of
the plaintiff. boo said prcmisr, and real
estate, aud that the complaint IN said
action pruys that ,uu aud rurh of Won
shall he forever r.tnFpcd from having
any claim or claiming amy right or title
in and 90 ,uid premises adverse to said
plaintiffs. and that pluiutifs title there
in may Ice forever guicted urd set NJ
rest. You ARE further notified that tho
uHmr ut the plaintiffs attorney b. ". A.
kclrher, Cromwell Building. Albuourf
que, New Mexico, aud that unless Won
enter your appearance or cause the same
to be- entered uu or before the l5th dny
uf April, l9lN, Judgment win boz ron.
dcrrd against you by default iu said
cause and the decree PRAYED for hv tho
plaintiffs herein viii be- granted
NESTOR MONTOYA.
seal Clerk.
b. THds * D. MADISON deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
49, O(%
No. 1879.
NDTIt o. SUIT!


STATE OF SEW MENlCO,
COUNTY or BERNAlILLO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Lcnuie NJ. Mcdaniel, plaintiff
rs.
Thomas A Mcdaniel. defendant.
To the above named defendant
Nou are hereby notified that a suit
has been filed against YOU ,n tho said
court aud county hy the above named
plaintiff. tu which the said plaintiff
prays tor asa absolute divorce ON the
grounds ~ abandonment and non
support And YOU are further notified
that unless Won enter or cause Co be
entered your appearance In aid cause
uu or before the an day OF Man. \.
- 1918, Judgment VIII be- rendered m
said cause against YOU by default ana
he relief prayed for VIII hc granted
The name ~ the plaintifrs attorney
b. H"ncock 4 Grigshy whose post Of.
flee address be Albuquerque y ".
NtSTDH MONTOYA. CLERK
~ THo'S. *. H. MADISON. Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-21

New York. March -Mercautii'
paper -four months and six months. Is
per cent; sterling, sixty day bills.
4T2iz per cent. commercial, siNtS day
bills. ON banks. 4.12 per cent com
mercial. sixty day bills. i,tH per
cent. demand. i75L per cent; cables.
t6 1-lG per cent.
liar silver So sc.
Mexican dollars-52Ar
Goverumcut bonds strong
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans Market strong sixty
days. 90 DAYS and six months, 6 per
cent bid.
can money Market easier Hlgh. .
pcr cent; low. . per cent ruling rate.
3 per cent closing bid, 2ig per cent
offered ~ ? per cent lat loan. . per
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No S2OO
NOTIt
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
BERNNL1LIO DISTRICT COURT
NclH g. Field trustee, plaintiff


BERNNl1tIO DISTRICT COURT
Nci!l s. Field, trustee, rlainuff
ys.
Dominion Construction COMPANY. a.
e, ~"f-udHuts.
Notice is hereby given Co an PARTIES
interested that u. Is. -. sellers re-
aeivcr ui the dominion CONSTRUCTION
Company Iu tho above entitled cause
has filed H petition therein iccitiug
and alleging That he has received
certain offers with reference o. the
sale of the rails. material, etc, of The
uncOmpletcd railroad ur the Aibuuurr-
Yuo Eastern Railroad Company and
ais with reference tu the Conveyance
OF the right Of way and real estate
OF Said company To- me trustee here"
ia A. compensation FOR his services Us
such trustee and attorney boo tho r1u-
duct 81 this and other litigation. aud
praying for an order Of this court DI-
thoriziug ana directing him to sell
ana transfer 90 the New Mexico Gene
trail Railway Company. rails. mate
RAJ, etc, comprising the supcrstrur.
turc ~ the uuComplotcd railroad ~
the Albuquerque fnstrrn RailronI
Company for the price Of rprty-sov.i
f'N|'N . . NHF.NH'N .N NN-N
ana also for like authority 20 transfer
and convey To- Nciil b. Field, foo com.
%pcnsution for his services iu this liti-
ration and IN the case Of the indie
pendent steel q Wire Company and
tho Pittsburgh Trust Company. trI.-
tee against the Sow Mcxiro Central
Railroad Company and others. lately
decided pa tie district court OF Santa
IAa nnnnfN tho vHmIH 80 .H.. 80 fH.
said Albuquerque Eastern Railroad
Company MS described iu the fore
closure decree rendered iu nid last
mentioned cause without prejudice To-
the rights ur amy other attorneys enc
gagged iu said cause 90 hc compensated
for their service. out 81 tho FUND IN
cnuri either before distribution or az
terWuid and thr au order has been
entered upon the said petition direct
INK the clerk 81 this court 90 give noe
tice hv publication bon tho Albuquerque
Evening Herald uf tn, substance OF
the allegations and PRAYER OF 'hr atIJ
petition and iu warn am pcrsOus Ion IH-
ierost that the PRAYER Of thoHud p''.-
uon VIII be granted unless otuao to thc
contrary be shown uu OF before tho
@3d day 0f March. 1915 the form af
notice 10 he prepared hv the clerk 90
ihlS court lu accordance with the said
"rder and published daily FOR rive Noe
''-slNr days In the Albuquerque ENe-
ning Herald and this motto. Ie prt-
lished ln pursuance of said order the
cato ~ tho first publication being
Monday tho 18TH day ~ March. lqft
witness Tho Honorable Herbert D.
l'aynolds Judge 81 the district curt
~ h Second judicial dlstrier ~ the
state ~ New Mexico. sitting within
~ 'or the count Of B|crnuliIo. In
7id a.. "lct and the seal 81 alid court
NESTOH MONTOYA
''tal) CLERK.
hy THOs X y MADISON.
Deputy
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THE MNHkI1>.


New York, March .2l.- seizure e
Dutch shipping and news Of ltnd and
naval o~uRugcmcut- diverted the It.
tcntion nt traders during tltc morning
session ut today stock mirhvi 1000
accounted tot the markets rct ton
AIRY tome General Motors. Central
Leather. American TcicphoIs' and
Cuba cane preferred yielded q" %
points. Ou-scttinE features Included
Texas Company, California i'ctrohu.,
preferred American Car. corn Prod.
ucts. Central Foundry ommuu dul
preferred and rittsburgh coal at palrs
of ! 10 . points. Label, bonds DE-
played further strength. "a, al sol'-
ing ut 9N ~ Ia gS so. first IS at ~. 50
20 "tG4 and second - at 'd.NN q"
az D.
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kansas city. Mo. March - -IIo"-
Reeoipts. I'D 5000. Market higher.
BuIk. $40 so 1850. heavy. Sl6.NOm
l,.i0. light, $3.50 1850. plg- $l2 au
1900
taf}Ic R%pcpiptS 5000 Market
steady Prime fed ~ieI>f SO ouH
1luu. dressed beef ~tcer-. Nin.Hun
II 2r western steers $40 90 l3.la.
cows St.sOml lu U. hcifors. Ns.t5 10
% 20. sfuCkcrs and feeders. iN NU '
TH SO uulI4. S.aual 1900. calNs.
IS, rUU go uu. calves ; suUl H. %.
Shcrp- Receipts 600 Market
steady lambs. ST. UUD 1870 year.
Iur.. tli 0o re- o.. 30; wcthers. fl3 oa 90
10 boo owes sac go Tl t.uU.
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Denver. 'u'1. March u Cati c
Receipts SEQ Market STEADY Reef
stccra. s, 90 o. 60. COWS ANA hcif'r-.
g. luH TOO. 90. stuckcr- and i'edcrs
81 sou 100. calves. Sts. o0 1900
Hop- Receipts 100 Nurbo' stead,
O., higher TOP. Sl7.i5. bulk. SO %
90 90
sheep Receipts. $500 Market 30
10 % cents higher Lambs Hl6 ~" %
o. 30 ewes. $4,000 1880.
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WANTED-Misoeilaneons

WANTED careful kodlI, fiuish.us Nv
master pho,ographcrs. twice dti'v
service. Remember, satisfaction guar
uutocd send % u finishing tu % fF-
liable established firm Hanna .
Hanna, Master PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Chicago. March - Hogs Receipts
goo. Market firm. 10 cents above
yesterday average Eulk. So eiH
1888: light. ti1i5M1Sl5. heavy.
siG46M1715. pigs. St350117.l5
Cattle Receipts III 00U Market
weak Natiyc steers. s950Gli50.
stocters ana feeders. SS.2oa Ie.e,.
cows and heifcrs. s7~1OHI2Io; calves.
$40 30 "a 1850.
Sheep-RcJeipts ~ UOO. Mark"t
strong sheep si1 0oml5. 90. lambs,
ylt b0HtS4l
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~lntD ~ New MrVicO, Couutv M Hcrna-
lilo. SIS:
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
John Mcintosh. Plaintiff.
".
Jessie \. Mclntosh, Janet Mcintosh.
Mary Davidson. AN unknown owners
of the real estate described ia plain.
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WANTED-Dressmakin


WANTED Sewing hv experienced
dro--mak"r. Prices REASONABLE, ,'t
East Uazcldiua.
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south s. - cu.t. 1893 feet: theme. Mes,
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south 10 o. east. g7gI feet. tbpurc
south 80 10 west. ISol feet, thence
south 10 90 east. 1000 feet: thence
south 95' o. west. 1870 feet: thence
south 32a go west. 1883 feet to the
southeast carncr Of the tract boroip de-.
scrihcd; thence north rs ~ Yves, on6l
feet: thence south % % vo.i 159n
feet; thence north ~ ~ west ISL,
feet: thence north 2a' 40 ea,t s7eS
feet; thence north ~ o. west. 1879
feet. thence north s9s 30 .p.t l7io
feet: thcurc north so a. west 3q5p
feet tu the place OF beginning contain.
ing 226p.ls acres ot land.
Y Also % tract nf land ,nuy.y,J bv
Modesto MUutuyu tn William Mcintosh
by warranty deed dated ScutrwLc, 10
1910. sud recorded u ynlimr 40 ~
az the record, of BrrpaIillo r,ppt, .it.
uatr lu the county of R,rpuuu. st.t,
ui NrN Mexico. and Described .. f.I
to.vit.
Thut tract of land sitiat, iu ia. Gam
ada del Oip de- Boz, Cns.. -w.,.Y,,r,
from rus' Co west 500 wards. auJ trpm
nuIih Goo south 500 wards. bDugJ,I .,
the oHst b., luuds of Nillinm NrIpto.F.
fh, west hy land, az gr,u.,I. Gu,
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Kansas City, No. March - Huttcr.
eggs amt poultry unchanged
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$40 For Is. g. a. Chicago z Goa
SIC For *. q. q Chicago d 25p
Standard sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves ON No s09. connects
A. Belen with train 40. % leaving
H"lou M ~ 20 %. on.
No 2 carries one coach only: no
sloepcrs
80. $40 Will have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train SO % az
Bcleu.
p. J. JOHNSON. AGENT
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