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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
SUBSCRIBERS ARE
PAYING RESPECTS
Appreciative Readers of The Partisan
Mark Up Subscription Account
During Past Week.

During the past week many sub
scribers to The Partisan have had
their subscription time marked up,
following the recent announcements
of scarcity and high costs for news
print paper, supplies, labor, etc. and
the consequent necessity for main
tanning a strictly bona fde subscrip-
tion list, resulting in request to
subscribers to look after the expira-
tion time of their papers.
The Partisan, turning another vol
ume with this issue, and entering up
on it's 25th year, is proud of its un-
usual list of subscribers, which is
really in excess of the number it
would be necessary to guarantee ad-
vertisers. While it is true the sub
scription price of $3.50 year does
not cover the cost of the white paper
and ink, much less the editorial, me-
chanical, and delivery costs, yet a
list of appreciative readers is val
liable asset in many ways other than
for the benefit of the newspapers ad-
vertisers, and is an incentive for
more arduous efforts on the part OF
the editorial staff. included in the
list of those marking up on the
subscription list since last issue are
the following marked up on Last
Thursday.
Chas E Hastings, S ] Routon, H
McSwain, J O'Guinn, John D Atkins,
Ed Atkins, l A McSwain, j H M AL
len, and Mrs A B Trousdale.
The Friday list includes:'O c Bar
ton, A B Lamb, X Kimberlin, A
Brown, W d Kelly, W R Lasater,
Mrs S H Caldwell, W T Hathaway,
Jim Ing, R MTerry, Miss Alice Luck
ey, W G Gordon, W T Porter, Robt
Wilkerson, G T Baldwin, Miss L
Compton, F W Leonard, W L Man
ming, o E Dale. a..
On Saturday the following: T W
Doty, C T Lewis, w T Smith, w
w Wisehart John Beard, c M Glas-
Cow, J B Walker, w L Dinwiddie,
Mrs Ada Ross, Mrs Julia Mills, l K
Doty, ] T Turnbow, L L Edgar, w
Crouch, R T Edgar, w E Weldon,
j ] Witherspoon, A A Cole, Alex
Forrest, J M Russell, W M Beasley,
j K Arnold, J X O'Guinn.
Mondays list was: H V Somer-
vile, Early Lockhart, A W Naylor,
G P Hicks, Mrs A Sullivan R B
Chrisman, A W Coyington, l M
Hinchey, R ] Robinson, ] G Kille-
brew, A L Richcreek, 7 HWhitlock,
J w Hancack, ] M Lockhart.
Tuesday the Oath, those marking
up were: H E Butler, Mrs A A OH
yer, A H Mize, J DSeawright, w j
Madole, o F Scoby, w F Morton,
Ross Rogers, C c Orr, d W Easley,
D Beasley and A B Atkins.
Wednesday, the following paid up
their subscriptions: Willie Robinson.
il H Dale, M J Eaker, Robbie Hop
kins, C Stroup, w T Nichols, d P
Hendricks, S L Holcomb, Davis,
PLAycock, w E Foust, Willie Nor
gan, C L Tansil, D A Boyd, w o
johnson, C G Abernathy, F P Chan
dler, D F West and ] c Thafpe.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
NASHVILLE MAN
TO PREACH HERE

Rev. w. d. Parrish Of Nashville
will speak at the Presbyterian church
Sunday, February 29th in the alb
sence of Rev. w. w. Astles, who was
called to Greenfield, Tenn, to preach
the opening sermon there, in their
recently completed church house, he
being their former pastor.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
MRS.L. J.USHER
GOES TO REWARD

Mrs. Lillian Usher, aged "a years,
wife of DR.. L. ]. Usher, passed away
at the family residence on Jackson
street Monday night at ten o'clock.
She had been i'll less than a week,
having been stricken with influenza,
followed by pneumonia and other
complications.
Mrs. Usher has many friends who
will grieve to hear of her death. Her
husband and two small children sur
vive her.
Funeral services were conducted at
the residence on Tuesday by Rev. j
w. Storer Interment occurred al
FARMING on, KY.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Brown Freeman, aged 80 years,
who formerly resided in Puryear,
died in Washington, Pa, Saturday,
February 81. His wife and three
children survive him. His remains
were brought to Puryear, where he
was laid to rest in Cottage Grove
cemetery.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
JOE L. STEWART VERY ILL,

Joe l.. Stewart of Whitlock, and
one of Henry County's prominent
farmers and business men, is critically
ill with influenza at his Whitlock
home. Some fear was entertained
for his recovery early in the week,
but it is said his condition is better as
of Thursday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
DEATH AT MANLYVILLE.

Mrs. Emily Robertson, aged 29
years died Friday February goth at
their home near Manlyville. She is
survived by her husband and three
children. She was laid to rest at
Bakers cemetery on Saturday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
R. rHoasASoN NO BETTER.

Thursday there 10 no improvement
reported in the condition Of Lawyer
j. r. Thomason, who Is critically III
at his home on South Dunlap street.
His son, Jno. A. Thomson, Of Mem
phis was here this week at his faith
er's bedside.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
MARCH DOCKET OF
CIRCUIT COURT IS
UNUSUALLY LIGHT
Only Four Cases Account Violation
of Bone Dry" Laws; Two For
Public Drunkenness.
DOCKET ALSO is MINUS
MURDER CASES FOR TRIAL
Court Convenes On Monday March
9th With Judge Harwood Pre-
siding, and Gen. Sherrod.

That the slogan, "No Beer, No
Work" applies also to the courts is
evidenced by the docket for, the
March term of Circuit Court which
convenes here on the second Monday
in March-NMarch 9Th, when Judge T.
E. Harwood will preside. Attorney
General G. g. Sherrod will prosecute
for the state,
1t is quite noticeable that this
docket showsN such a large decrease
in the number of cases flowing out
of the flow of liquor There are on
ly cases where a violation of the
bone dry laws are charged, and only
two are up for being publicly drunk.
Four pistol toters must explain why
they were carrying deadly weapons.
The entire docket, as furnished by
Clerk Morton and ordered published
by the court, is as follows:
Civil Docket
Monday, March 8, 1880 p. m.
Western Union Tel Co VS. L & N
R R Co.
Western Union Tel Co vs. N C &
St L R R Co.
G L Powers VS. j P Haynes, ap-
peal
Mrs S A Perry VS. L & Mr. R Co,
original damage.
Tuesday, March 9th
B F Diggs VS. Home Insurance Co.
Lille Green, next friend VS. L & N
R R Co, damage.
A G Williams, admr VS. Walker D
Hines and L & N R R Co, damage.
Erie Young VS. o l. Lee, appeal.
d G Rayborn VS. Prince Taylor ct
ais, appeal,
First National Bank of Paris VS. J
L Stem and John Henry, appeal
Wednesday, March 10th
J F Hays VS. Will Vandyke, col, or
iginal damage.
< Duke VS. E M Young, damage.
l W Thompson ct ais VS. John Bo-
mar, levy on land
W Thompson ct ais VS. Joe Bo-
mar, levy on land,
Rosie Moody VS. Will Moody, di-
yorce. ~
Brooks Stubblefeld VS. Kate Stub
blefield, divorce.
Early Vandyke VS. Laura Vandyke,
divorce.
State Docket
Thursday, March 1lth
State VS. Joe Carter, violating bone
dry law
Dallas Smitm, violating bone dry
law, prosedendo.
Kirsey Oakley, public drunken
ness.
Will Wheatley, carrying pistol.
Chas. Barker, violating bone dry
law.
Joe Crouch, cases, public drunk
enness
Joe Crouch ct ais, gaming.
Quitman Cole, violating bone dry
law, scifa.
Dallas Smith, violating bone dry
law.
Joe Carter, violating bone dry
law.
Claude Todd, carrying pistol.
John Mathis, carrying pistol.
Butler Banks, earring pistol
Ernest Boden and Eugene Bruce,
scifa.
Joe Garter, l. E Harris, Dallas
Smith, R E Toombs and Polk Smith,
scifa.
Quitman Cole, w L Orr, John Bau-
kins, R D and ] C Cole, scifa.
"~0@"~@~0~~"-~-~-O-~~~-o~oOo~~
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
SICKNESS SEEMS
GENERAL ALLOVER
PARIS AND COUNTY
Local Stores and Industries CyipSlsd
Because Of Enplsyss Laid W
With Grip and Fla.
SMALL POx Is kEPoATED
ABOUT STAMPED OUT NOW
Influsnsa Stiii In Mid Fsrs, 1St
Many Deaths kssslt Frs1
Pnsumenia DsvslepinS.

Schools Of tAs city, ssesuAias tAs
public seAesls and Crevs SeAsel are
closed, the result sf as~ssie -srdsrS
issusA By he Beard # Health We'd
nssday afts~assn. Ths srass siss
provides fer the iseal thsatrs to
close, and for cAuseAsss and Sunday
Schools to vsmain aask satii fwrtAsr
notice.
Sickness continues to be general
in the community this week Many
industries and business concerns are
feeling the effects ID the universal
disability of their force. The Parisian
Office has not escaped, and Is pracx-
cslly running on two cylinders this
week, with four members o6 the
force unable to fill their usual places
at the Office. So we have o deep
fellow feeling for the Troy Laundry,
that has had half it, working force
laid up this week. for the Telephone
Company that has been likewise
shorthanded, having 2 operators sick
and for the schools that have been
two or three teachers short Of the
regular number, for Humphreys
Bros. & Foster, who nave three o6
their firm laid Up with the nu, and
for any and all who are ineapaeated
in business way.
There have been . nuusher Of
deaths here thda week from Gu fol-
lowed by pneumonia The fin seems
to be in the usual mild form that
characterizea it this season, and not
fatal unless followed BY pneumonis.
Too, people have this year learned
caution, and are following the ply
sicians' orders about going 70 bed
and not taking chances with n bad
cold even.
There as appareDt need for much
charity work in and around the town.
The charity fund cS which Mr. W. F.
Baich is treasurer. il kept constantly
drained, a. there have been many
calls for assistance, aud it 10 likely
that there 10 much need and suffer
ing that has not been fsrreted out.
The Parent Teachers Charity Com
mittee in their rounds last week
found several families In dire power
ty aud extreme want Of food and
warm clothing. In some casea, the
family provider has been nick and Of
work, and in others. family sickness
has drained the scsnty purne TO the
last drop. With bare necessities 20
high, this is natural.
Small pox seems to have been
stamped out, a. there are no new ca
ses to report this week, but case
or 30 Of diptheria haa been report
ed.
It seems il it 10 not enc nlala6y,
it is another and that the general
sickness is MAILING the whole eOmmu-
nifty akin.
On every hand one bears interested
inquiries Of the sick, and friendly ex-
pnessions Of sympathy. With one
accord, the community sympathizes
with the suffering and the bereft,
with enc secord, we hope that next
week will bring better health con-
ditions.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
poWDY BABY DIES.

Addie Pauline, the 6 months old,
baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Dowdy
died at their home in West Paris,
Friday, February 90, after an illness
Of influenza.
Buria was at Chepel Hill, on Sun
day.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-02-27
FARMER BREAKS LEG.

John Greer, prominent farmer of
New Boston, broke his leg while
hauling saw logs here Saturday.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-28
IS DESTROYED,
OTHERS ARE HUNTED
Federal Agents Arrest 3
Men Who Have Been
Making Moonshine

Julius r.. Garrett and william n.
Banker 81 Scholir, y. ~. are 70 np-
pear nj the next session u the Gfand
iifrv on the charge Of manufacturing
and selling whiskcy. Tho two wott
held on $1,000 bond when giten q
henrina before United states Ccm-
missioner -. II. Mcdonald late hftuf-
day Afternoon.
The Two wer7 arrested at schoile
on the previous dry IN . raid maze
by 4. 4. Gregg and 3. n. Beckett, fed
oraf nrohihition agents and Sheriff
Aielandro Baca of Torrance ccuatf;
AGENT o. u. Miller ana Carl Gordon.
The two men were In front Of ,
house which contained the stu whnn
he uTiccrs arrived and made nO at
tempt 10 escape or resist arrest.
According 10 Officers the siil has
hean in operation for several months
aud has been a source % supply MOI
only for towns IN the district but y
u believed Tor some of Aiouqueraue
~ well.
The mon told officers. Il y said.
thar they operated the sin 10 they
might have money enouEh 70 operHt.
on mining claims which they hud
taken up AZ Schoiie. Garrett n
Banker told tho Officers that they in-
tended to quit the manufacture az
the liquor in the next few days. Thol
also told the officers Il Il said. that
had the raid been maoe five minutes
later IN tac day they would have not
hcon captured.
n h said the still had a capacity
of 20 gallons % whiskey a day. Two
kegs Of whiskey. one ten gallons ana
the other with twelve SALONS were
found buried IN the ground. The dis
tlilng equipment and aOO gallons OF
sour mash we're destroyed.
Officers who conducted the raid
believe the aiiii Is only one 81 q
number which have been operated In
the district. Agents are on the tran
~ other alleged moonshincrn and
. other arrests are expected 10 follow
Il was said this morning.
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DEATHS

hArA-The funeral NJ Levy Haga vas held
yesterday morning from the family home ~
1899 hafrlHs road. Burial was in san jose
cemetery Pred Crullott was ln charge
LOBATO-funcral services TOR TITLE No
hatu, infaht daughter ~ Mr. aud Ms 10
hafn, we're held ffnm the family rcsidengr
1901 South fourth street Burial was iu ne
family plot o. Paiarito. Fred Crollott was
in charge.
RAMlREZ-rhe funeral Of Mari Ramirez
who Bird last ThuradAg affrrnuen vas held
this afternoon 81 3 O'Clock from the family
residence. Burial was in Sau Jose r%eineieri
TAfOf A-Funeral serlces for leonardo
Tafuyn WIN died saturday were held this
marnnr a. 7s1u o'clock from Crglloti q
chapel huuai Nas in san lose rcnlrirry
TORREI-MiA Marr a rnrrrf died yes
ierday afternoon ~ her rooms on soutn
Last street She cams herr b lev days arn
from W Pnso. Fred Croll0it = in charge ui
funeral arrHnKrmcnts which viii be sunouur,
ed later.
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People You
Know
RadIator repairing. Qulckel Aato 90


Miss olive Lowe of Lucas. kansas
arrived In Albuquerque saturday
niTlis to visit her brother Frank IL
Lowe
Mrs. J. 4. pcarce arrived last night
from Il years l with her daughter
In Paris.
Miss Darbara Walt who has spent
The past five month"; In Aibuquerune
viii return his evening to her home
In chicago. After n short period or
study with masters Ia New York she
viii return to her work on b con-
cert stage. Miss Wait was formerly
with the Chicago Grand Opera COM
pany.
Mr.. y. G. W. Pooler and children
have returned from a visit on the
peros.
Anita Hubbell cave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, Miss Hubbcll Will visit
sch0ol friends there ard Miss Bald
ridge. WIN has spent the winter here
with her sister. Mrs. Roy Allen
stamm. will return "a her home la
Hollywood for the summer
Mrs. Chester ldcn n three
children returned 30 their home a.
Las Vegas today after a visit AZ the
home Of Earl c. 1den OF this city.
Harry r.. Micr, general manager OF
ANNt ANNNNHNN nAAN1A NNANN"s We $500
this evening TO the mines near
Cloridc. after a few days spent Ia the
eity.
Miss Frances Strome left last uight
for her home In California, after "a
visit here at the home OF her brother.
Roy Stromc.
Thomas Gallagcr has returned 10
his home at A~lamagordo, tie has
been u student At the State university.
Mrs. Iuanita Mcfarland Of clcNe-
lund arrived sunday to spend the
SUMMER with hsr parents. AIR. and
Mrs. Charles A, wright.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Lee have gone
on e fishing trip ln the mountains,
Robert Hopowcu has returned from
"a visit with friends NJ Hillsboro. y. NJ.
Ncrnn Mcens has come mere rom
Carlsbad 10 take a position In TIE
nnicc or the cattle sanitary board.
She formerly worked In the sanitary
board, leaving about two years ago.
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Help

cna~Drmaia at Highland uoo.,
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Non UENr=N,rrIy Furnished shady weu
,rriiistsd front rlom private fnirhn,e,
...tt,s. I'D bath suitable fnr ono ur I've
f..snr- ati North Third
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DR.. .. c. DODDS

Physician ana surgeon
as n. 7. ArnlIo BLDG,
Hours 10 20 IL: 4 TO 81 70
Telephone ssi-Omce SS7
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FOR RENT

cool room with sleeping
In. second floor strictly mod
\ no sick. 500 W. Copper Ave.
Al Phone 1902
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cast BY said North Fourth street. and
on. M vest BY the AeeguiA de los
Ofiegus.
Above described tracts are the SAME
land eonveyed 20 sHid lose Santiilanes
BY Administrator' deed from Lucio Or
tega. administrator ~ tho estate 81 Ies.
ucita Iinso DE- Santillhass. said dreds be-
lng recorded iu the records % nsrhAlillu
County. In BoGk % page al
A certain piece ~ land EituateG in
Precinct 81. Los Dnranes. measuring %
yards. more Or less from north 10 south
and f9t yards N length from east 20
west, hnuudsd IN the north With
property ~ William GENTRY, on the south
with property Of flara santillanes de-
urtega. on the gAsi with the railroad,
and on the Nfst aith Fourth street
You are further nonhed that unless you
eater or cenhn ~ be- entered yuer appearances
10 The said cause IN ihr said souri on or be-
fore the sixth day " August 1890. your de-
fault Will be- catered and piaiuiih will apply
TO the court ior the relief prayed for. Nam,
p piaintlG's Attorney y r. ". Gibson. who's.
once and post omee address Is Albuqasfqur
New Mexico
NEsTOR MONTOYA.
Clerk o. the District Court
By HARRY T. Ike. Deputy Clerk.
June il2l.1Hs July g.
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CHICAGO MILL &
LUMBER COMPANY
GENERAL planning MILL
Third and Marquette
Phone 8
NOTICE OF SUIT
LEGAL NOTICES

No. l.Aln.
In Tho District Court. State Of New Mexico.
CiH Realty Company a co.opaftoership
vs.
Iose sanulianc. Flora santilianes de Ortrga.
Miguel hantlllanrs the inknewn Heirs 90
poiuario santiiiancs. the Unknown Heir.
Of Iesurita iinse de- Sautillanes. the Hoard
of County Commissioner uf BernAlilo
County, New MeSico, aud al claimants Of
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
You and each " you are hereby notified
that suit has been began IN the Distrst Court
n aud for the County Of hernaliiio. New
nership plaintiff, who seeks judgment againHl
you and each ~ you Tor the establishing OF
boundaries aud the anieting Of her estate an
County Of Bernslllo New Me1ico. and de
scrihed a. follows;
A. certain piece or portion oi lhnd con
tanning Thirteen tia1 Acres. more or
loss, and divided into two trscts by
North Fourth Street. eXteuded from A.
huquerque, New Mesira, said land being
situate In Precinct 20. county and state
aforesaid. said tract being east u said
North Fourth Street and measuring in
width from north 90 touth Nihety six
tnbl yards, mnra or less. aud In length
from east 60 west -Four Hundred Ninety.
feur ttail yards more o. less hennaed
lanes de Oriegs south BY Aaas q ~
Nandali east 80 the A. 4 a \. n Ny.
trssks and west by North Fourth Street
extended.
second tract being west Of said North
Fodrth street and meAsurink IN width
from nufth 10 south Ninety six 1891
yards, more or less and IN leuEth. froin
east 20 west One Hundred and Thirty
Il. bounded on The north by land ~ saiu
,oaih BY lands o. N Mandsll on the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-28

NEW YORK june ss.-Mercantle
paper * per cent; exchange heavy
sterling 90 day bills 5ot per cent;
commercial ~ day hills on banks 30i
per cent: commercial 90 day bills
1901 per cent. demand 1915 y per
cent. cables JgGh per cent
Sew York exchange on Montreal
tgh per cent discount.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds easy.
1imc loans strong, 90 days, 30 days
and q months ~ per rent
Call money strong high . per cent?
low per cent. ruling rate y per
cent. CLOSING bid s per ceni. offered
al Z per cent. last ltan : per ccnt.
uanK aoueptanccs sib per cent.
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ron ~RENT-Rooms
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tr Is one nicely furnished room.
'.,ttabln frr one nr two gentlemen idnei
o.. Atinn. rlp.a boz. 500 block south Arhoi 81
sarA,utsurrs. Phone 1907.
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~ ~
NOTICE
WANTED Male Help
Phone 345

yrFp Srenf-i root rord wssrs shori
y huurs MauhHttan cafe
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Produce

CHICAGO. june gS-Buttcr higher:
creamery iaH SIS &c.
Eggs steady; receipts ihiiO eases;
drsis rs y % 80 Mc; at mark. cnseH In
cluded 81 asc; storage packed eN-
tras ave, storage packed firsts
40i y m4thc.
Poultry alive, unchanged: fowls
sic.
Potatoes dull. receipts 100 ears
southern trtumphs $500 zee cwt..
eastern stock 81. 00gi2.b0 barrels.
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Az RFNT-LIrht Housekeeping rooms; two
nd three room furnished auartmenisi ei,e
bgd ra.mg on car llno. No sick
s,uth Third 81 phone dAi.J.
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FoR SALE

'@'sV- nom frame modera. layatories IN
Letfuoma, fararr, nne hhade near
RH shops. south Third ~.
t'pe1-5 fhnm bFirk, modern. slesping
Erh, hardwood aocff; c0rnfr i6t,
fhlfd Ward. close in
v aVi- 10 room. a,atory dgelliHg modern
~eeuvsnirnern. lnrrp sleepihg porch
ih ncfea ~ land. nhade aud fruit
trees. naraFe. chicken houses and
other good outhnildings. Just uutsida
city limits, nsar ear line
fhvnn-n roani brick bungalow, lust CON
uistfu.f buiii-ia fettarcs. hardwood
hpofa. hfeplsee. furnace. Luna iark.
attlon.
hl,g other good business and residences
A. HIEISCHER
VEAL ESTATE, -fIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE. LOANS.
fheus STA III South Fourth.
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NOTICE OF SUIT.

12iih.
STATE Of New Ncxieo. County o. Bernariu,
In the District Court
Edne r. ALEU-, plaintih,
lease James Allen. Defendant.
TO the Above Named Defendant;
You are hereby nniihed that q suit has
been hlfd arinst you IN tho said Court and
County by the above named plaintiff, W which
The said plalnuh prEys Tor absolute dirnfee
on the grunnda Of cruel and irhuinhn treat.
ment, abandonment and failure 10 support.
And you Rrc further hntiAed that unless YOU
enter or cause 10 be entered ynur hupehfEnrs
In said cause on or before the 9TH day NJ
August A ~, 1850. judgment viii b. rem
dered m taid cause arainst you bt default
aud the relief prayed Tor will be granted.
The name u the piaintf attorney T. W
Menre Clayton whose post omee address Is
Albuquerque. n NJ.
fssaJ NEsrOR MONTOYA. ClerA.
nY HARRY D. LIZ Deputy.
iunn af.esi iuig STE
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NEW YORK. June 2S.-Final pri-
ces to-day were. 3Ms. 9t.3o; first ~,
Sa.7O: second A.. s5.0O; first ths
$500: second fAs. S5.tt; third 4hs.
$50. fourth tts, STAT; victory
sAs. 95.as. victory iaH. $3.50.
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livestock

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Cattie re-
relpts 10000: beef steers opened
GLOW. bulk early sales steady. &l1-Vo
Imid for yeariings and heavy steers'
big fills delaying trade. cows. cutters
aud handy butcher bulls steady veal
calves 20 10 SO cents iowef; stockers
and feeders steady 10 strong
Hug receipts 10000; mostly 10 50
20 cents higher. better grades active,
others slow top $3.50 bulk light
and light butchers $4,000 1871
bulk $50 pounds and over fii.i0m
t5.aO: pigs 20 cents higher.
sheep receipts ib.OOo; lambs
steady. yeariinFH aud sheep steady 10
higher: best native lambs $500;
bulk SiS.50mI7.O0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-28
CLEAN COTTON
RAGS WANTED
AT
THE
Santa Fe Time Table
20


RON SOuTn
No. HOs-Frum VI Paso. GiH-pm
Ns sih-From III Paso. T.O0am
No. sol connects 81 Helen Sith 80 90 Tor
Clovis. reeoa Valley. Kansas City and Dull
Coast.
No sos eonnseis Al Belsn with so. - from
Slows and points east aud soaih ~ Clovis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-28

NEW YORK. june sS,-Noilon 10.
lures closed firm; July SaI.6o; Dc
tober tss.5i. December t3s.a7: Jan
larry ssi.73, March t3i. 20.