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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-19

|n AND Mre Edward Alexan- n r' announce the engagement t 2 T a', aannroaching marriage of nu uh+er. rrr Frances Turney, to s us Welborn Martin, the we'd fph |1,Re "lae place early in November.
 -t*@
 triumphs
 el Engel, American vlolln,s., n1se be presented in Pine 1,..b Bluff if % 70 bv the Rotary club, is with sT' the greatest violinists wv" W. and his appearance here "ne S,, of the musical triumphs uas aa son. MT. Engel made his New York in January of he New York Tribune saia: 2, Engel, a young violinist nLrown to New York, gave a sst night at Aeolian Hall and instant and unusual impress ;s an artist of extraordinary d dramatic emotion but ever with life and, when neces- s;on Tt is not too saw that he is perhaps the bmising young American tai- has appeared in New York } debut of David Hochstein ling of the Bruch Romance Bened his program, was mas the warmth and richness of in it's rhythmic vitality and of style. The same virtues arent in the first movement rschaikowsky Concerto, the of which he played with a
 worthy of the very great pist.
 ther numbers on his program Beethoven Kreutzer Sonata
 the piano part was audibly
 by Giuseppe Bamboschek; s "Gypsy Serenade," the reisler Variations on a Corelli, Gretchaninow's
 and Wieniawski's "Scherzo e." Mir. Engel will be heard the future. His is a rare
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Mrs, Oudin Entertains for Mrs. Haywood.

Mrs. E. M. Oudin honored her guest. Mrs. Haywood of Warren, with a delightful party, Friday afternoon, at her home on West Twelfth ave- nue.
 The home was attractive with sum- mera flowers and following an af- ternoon of games an ice course was served to the following guests: Mes danes H. Davis, H. c. Wilson, George Merrick, Chester Root of Paris, Tex, Egee Byrd, Ellsberry, w. H. Shep- herd, w. Malley, Smith, F. c. Hos kins, N. s. Moreland, V. E. Guest, E. A. Wright and the honoree and hostess.
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Visitors Given
 Afternoon Party.

Mrs. George F. Merrick entertaines in honor of Mrs. Haywood of War ren, and Mrs. Chester Root of Paris, Tex, Wednesday afternoon.
 The Merrick home on West Four teenth avenue was gay with the sea- sons flowers and a two-course lun- cheon served, followed the afternoon game of parchesi.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT.

Washington, Sept. 1sl-Condition of the the twelve federal reserve banks was as follows at the close of business September 17:
 Resources: Gold held by banks $607 ,292 ,000; gold resrves $1,973, ,127, ,- 900; reserves $133, ,15,00O; bills on hand $2,S3O, 1000, 1908, ,O0O; earning ass $3 ,251, ,16l ,O0O; ;sets $3,251, ,161 ,000; re- sources $6,513, 1861, ,000
 Liabilities: Gross deposits 2,675,- 695 ,O00; liabilities $6,513, ,661 ,000.
 Eskimos of Alaska are decreasing
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CLUBS and
 PERSONALS

church, the first chapter in "Medi- cal Missions" by Walter R. Lam- bert, will be the lesson.
 Miss Jessie Reed will leave today for an extended visit to relatives and friends in Hope and Texarakana.
 ---.- -I----- Smiih-W atson Weddings.
 The wedding of Miss Ollie Bess Smith and Milton LeRoy Watson will be celebrated Wednesday at high noon. at the home of the bride, 1105 Alabama street.
 Miss Doris Smith will be maid of honor and Miss Lela Shell will play the wedding march.
 Miss Hazel West and her mother will leave tonight for St. Louis to make their home. Miss West has been connected with the Froug com- pany and has a host of friends in Pine Bluff.
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Mrs. Brown Entertains For Visitors.

|. Mrs. J. E. Brown entertained with
 a delightful picnic and swimming pra- ty at Atkins Lake, Friday, in honor
 of her sister, Mrs. Blair Tetsworth
 of Chicago and Mrs. Walter Leitner of Parsons, Kansas.
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Arkansas.
 Carroll Overton will leave tomor- row for New Orleans. to ente~ Tu- lane University.
 John Russell left yeste",ilv .tt bethany co, ,-c, Bethany, West Va. His broti CT, Edward Russell, Jr left earlier in the week for the same college.
 Charles Veil will leave today for St. Louis to enter Washington Uni versity.
 Miss Ollie Bess Smith and Milton LeRoy Watson will be married at high noon, Wednesday, at the home of the bride, 11O5 Alabama street. i The Carnation club will be enter tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. w. L. Blatheherwick, at her home, 511 Georgia street.
 Miss Edna Lee will leave tomor- morrow to attend Glen Eden col l lege, Stamford, Con. -f- | Miss Mildred Bedell will leave to- morrow for Virginia, to enter Ran dolph- Macon college.
 Houston Martin will leave today to enter Princeton Prep. school. -T-
 Mrs. Chester Root and son, Ches- ter II, have returned to their home in Paris, Texas, after two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Egee Byrd, 1902 Cherry street. Mrs. Root was the recipient of many social court esies while in Pine Bluff. Quincey Nash will leave thissafter- aoon for Georgia Military academy.
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Mrs, Wilson Entertains for Visitors.

Mrs. H. c. Wilson gave a delight full party Saturday, in honor of Mes danes Chester Root of Paris, Tex, and Haywood of Warren.
 Ferns and a profusion of late sum- mer flowers added to the attractive ness of the Wilson home. Refresh ments were served.
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Atlanta, Ga.

The young Matrons Missionary Cir le of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. w. C. Benson, at Baracca Hall.
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Ga. to attend the Brewster Wood ward wedding. Miss Montgomery will be one of the bridesmaids.
 Mir, and Mrs. Earnest Simpson have removed from Jacksonville. Fla. to Ptae Bluff to make their homo. MT Simpson will be connected wlth the Simpson Webb Furniture company He was engaged in the manufacture of mattresses while in Jacksonville.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w.. Smith and baby have returned from North Carolina where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. II. II. Ragon was operated on at the Davis hospital Friday for ap- perdieitis.
 Mrs. NJ. Wooten and daughter, Dor. otIy will return Sunday from Still well, Okla, where they have beer visiting relatives. h. U. Turner has returned from ; months visit in Los Angeles, Cal. John Schlcmer and IIashall Ruth erford will re-enter the University of Michigan this year.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Ballard hay, returned from visit to Hot Springs Lake Village and Fort Smith. + Russell borden, son of Mr. and Mrs J. II. Jorden, 306 Laurel street, vii leave Monday to re-enter the Arkan sas University as a junior. He ha, been employed as draftsman by tn, Parks Engineering company during the summer
 Misses Josephine Martin, Heller Boyce, Hewlett Coleman, Elzabetf Cross, Doris Shandy and Florence Thain and Beaufort Holland vii leave this week for the Universit, of Arkansas.
 Robert Galbratih will leave this week for the University of Illinois. Social Serivce Club
 Plan New Work.
 New Work for the fall was planned by the Social service club of tn, First Presbyterian church, at the meeting yesterday afternoon. Miss Lillian Philpot, the president presid ed.
 Miss Catherine Murphy was pre- scented with rainshine umbrella b. the club as farewell gift, as sh will teach at Randolph-Mac col lege this year.
 Several new members were adde' to the roll, and the next meeting vii be held, October 16, with Mrs. Jo Clement and Miss Lutie Alexander q the country club.
 f sr~1.Medical Missions" will be -th' study of the Woman's Missionary go ciety of the First Methodist church this winter and at the meeting tomor row afternoon at 8 o'clock, at tn
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with MfS. W. |. benson, al bafacca Hall.
 Mrs. II. B. Trimble has returned frcm two months visit in Ocean View, Va.
 Miss Ora Simms of Mound City, lll.. is the guest of Mr and Mrs. l.. W Reid.
 Miss Fallye Frierson of Tyler, Tex as, is visiting MT and Mrs. J. T Crawford.
 Miss Florence Mccain will leave this week for Helena, where she will teach in the public school.
 +=
 Miss Louise Watson will leave this week for Boston, where she will be a senior in the New England Conser- vatory.
 Milo Tcdstrom will leave tomorrow for St. Louis to re-enter Washington University.
 Mrs. L. F. Freeman and children have returned from Ohio where they spent the summer.
 Edgar McFadden, Joe Mccain and Joe Hensley will leave this week fol Dallas, Texas, to enter s. M. U.
 The Young Ladies Missionary So. ciety of the Lakeside church will meet Wednesday at 4 o'clock witf Miss Velma Reynolds, 1515 Pine street.
 The local work and social meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Lakeside church will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors.
 All circles will make their reports for July, August and September. The speakers and teachers of the Train. ing School will be special guests and an interesting program has been ar ranged.
 Mrs. Edgar Brewers circle will be hostesses for the afternoon.
 Miss Florence Brewster will leave Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga, where she will be maid of honor in the Brewster w oodward wedding, October first.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Brewster will leave later to attend the wedding.
 Mrs. J. M. Tucker returned yester- day from a two months visit with relatives in Chula, Va.
 Sam Steele and Brank Boone have entered Hendrix college.
 Mrs. Lutie Montgomery and Miss Catherine Montgomery are in Atlanta
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n.-LyOns Wedding.

Miss Opal Violet Want and Good rich L. Lyons were married last night at ' o'clock at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. J. c. Monan, Rev. w. C.. Wood, pastor of the Ohio Street Bap- tist church, performed the ceremony in the presence frelatives and inti- mate friends only.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. w. Want. The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lyons: and an employe of the Cotton Belt.
 MT. and Mrs. Lyons are at home 1918 East Seventh Avenue.
 MT and Mrs. J. H. Lyons, parents of the groom, will entertain today with a dinner in honor of the bride and groom.
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s. S Training School Begins Today.

A very interesting and instructive program has been arranged for the Pine Bluff District Standard Train ing school for Sunday school work CTS and teachers, which will begin seven-day session this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Lakeside Metho- dist church.
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If Girls Schools

Ii Girls Schools l the Pine Bluff girls who linz in the rural schools are: school, Miss Frances Land Sy School, Miss Sybil Dixon
 school, Miss Helen Brad
 School, Miss Elizabeth
 school, Miss Mollie Noble treet school, Miss Elizabeth ll school, Misses Julia and wton.
 lay school, Misses Mamie d Theo Davis.
 rogram
 Echool
 al program will be given lakeside Methodist church
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Boy Scouts Entertained
 B yMr. and Mrs. DOckery

B yMr. and Mrs. DOckery
 Mr and Mrs. N. T. Cookery en- tertained the Boy Scouts of Troop Three, Friday evening at their home 319 West Eighteenth avenue.
 Games were played and delightful refreshment served. Mr. Cookery is scout master.
 Miss Mary Curro who was operated on at the Davis hospital, recently has been removed to her home.
 Mrs. J. w. Bunch and Misses Ethel and Margaret Bunch of Waldstein are visiting Mrs. F. G. Smart and Mrs. L. K. Land.
 Mrs Molie Knox has returned from an extended stay in Ocean Grove, N J., Baltimore and Monteagle Tenn.
 Mrs Sam Alexander and little Miss Mary Alexander will return this week from Denver, where they have spent the summer.
 Mrs. Frank WIorrell of Miami, Flor ida, who is the guest of Mrs. Mercer Sligh, is being entertained informal ly by her many relatives and friends. Mrs. Worrell and children will leave early next week for home.
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Murphy and Misses Catherine and
 Gertrude Murphy and Dorothy Ezell.
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Mrs. H B. Trimble has returned frcm two months visit in Ocean View, Va.
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Miss Ora Simms of Mound City, III, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l.. W Reid
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Story Hour Inaugurated At Public Library

The Story Tellers Hour was inaug- urated yesterday afternoon by the Story Tellers League at the Public Library.
 Much interest was shown by the children by the children and Mrs. R. W. Seymour and Miss Frances An drews told the story in a most de- lightful way.
 Each Saturday at 3 o'clock mem- Der of the League will tell the story.
 Miss Doris Shandy left yesterday to visit friends in Fort Smith, before returning to the University in Ark ansas, the latter part of the week. ''~--- --.Es.--t--- s--t- '~
 Miss Florence Thain will leave Tuesday to enter the University of
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Miss Fallye Frierson of Tyler, Tex as, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T Crawford.
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Carroll Overton will leave tomor- row for New Orleans, to entc" Tu- lane University.
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'srv'sMedical Missions" will be the
 study of the Woman's Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church, this winter and at the meeting tomor-
 row afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-19

this week for Helena, where she will teach in the public school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-19

Charles Veil will leave today for St. Louis to enter Washington Uni versity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-19

Eskimos of Alaska are decreasing n population.
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Mrs. J. M. Tucker returned yester- day from two months visit with relatives in Chula, Va.
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Miss Mary Curro who was operated on at the Davis hospital, recently has been removed to her home.
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ngrthrvsi ausfter sputnw ert quartef srctlor
~ Township y north. Range 2 east cart
quarter northwest quarter section % TeNn.
ship > nofth. hanEf 2 EAST . tract Of land
described A. follows
Commencing At the southeast corner Sec
Ion 20, Tewnship north Range 2 easii
thence north, $50 tect thense west 1870
feet. nofthrssi uanffrf southwest quarirf.
lots g. J. Nretlnn 81 Township y north
uHuGr } east east me half unrihuesf quar-.
~ lais A. 2 section 20. Towuship y north
Township y NORTH. Range 3 east soufheasf
qnHrter seriien 20. Township 2 north, Range
2 east east half southwest quarter Section
~ TevnshlR = not,h, kssse 2 east ists D
2 east iuts 4. . ssction 3, Township .
north. Raure 3 EAST east one half saafhsasf
quarter section 81, Towhship 10 north. Range
? EAST lots 90. "A section ~ Township 20
qnartef, southeast quarter southwest quarter
section y uurtheast quarter northwest euar-
ter Section = Township . north. Range q
east southeast quarter seciipn ~. Township
n%orthWsst qbartef. north hall northwest
quarter section ., Towrahip q nnFth, Range
, east 80 ecres ssrtinn ~ Township y
rsrih, kAsss sssii acre. sss,ien y
John Msnrsli Horth half northwest quarter.
southeast quarter Section o, Township y
north. Range . EAST southwest aaarier sohlh
ss s,,,aan asss Torn.Jhlin = no,,s Rss.. g"stsf
eat half northeast quarter northrast quar-
Ter southeast quarter bertion ,. Townshir q
north, Range = east west hAlf northeast
4 vast. east half aorihuest quarter. lots -.
Section 40, Township . north. Rpnge . EAST
80 acres IN Section %. Township y norih.
Range 2 east. belonging 10 J. ~ l1plfy. be.
inF south half southeast quarter uf said sec.
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ilon - southeast qaarisr nsr,hsssi nnsrfst
res.,on w tewsslll NORA NenSl q ea4l.
Township 2 nafiA. kanr1 ! ttsil tI.IhsfH
quasiff fouthuee1 anAIftf. To- 4 fo.IInn lII
foss.hlg aoik. GsaF . sas, hi
north. Range 2 east northeast qoadfI Ilnlht
vest 41fffrrl southeast nNarlef mftNHEU
sr.gisf ssseqs z Issgseig > as.,h h,s
southeast quarter shat llr sast u fha AithI
~ lfpst, snf s.4,a s.,i5.g, csgp.sy
saa,hrst s1srs.i sse,loa M Z
nefik. Rssrg ssfi ssff half hfuH
sgelisr sselen 9 .epsh qqsr,ff ~ sall
iesN noiIhSs,t ees,fe ,oanss'4 ssf3ieel
section =. Township y ncrih hanga ! eAafl
numerous small h~sldings Iaaosnfiag 10 Z
10 north Rage . est, isia1sing " W "
nuldert ipls J. o. y sfrIanI TuanshlD =
noFin kangp easi s,hqel sssilon ~. Toua.
pss,d VOC < b. ssd 4 fhea y
ssss,us,ss Z % sf'.e sd sa..ls ~
aid hnas - a. te free same ffrm sftpafs
water "a from nltallue s~nbsfnntfs - thft
~ efSp' - ?. '",.e,sat tt'vn ,ssfeee
insiHiain aay aad ~ dfuasfe aneAsa acre
iafaFe ssastTugi.i On ~ eissa
x0ricf ~ HsREAY OWN t1si
Iudge Of NE .ni.irlsi couft 81 betnalln'
NNNNNNH Wv ANAA"" "" "F"NN"N = W""NNN.
on ssia petitlon ~ b. had. o. he lofA def
~ june A. D.. 1e1u, o. 40 o'elocA a NJ "
The main eourt room Of The Court Hguse -
MhuQucFure. New MrHlcn. A. uhitn time
aud place ~ rartiss aad persona. sd ~ me
owners and disputed o~nera u landa IyinH IN
snch distrlsf and aaested ~ snfh pfqppsed
drainage district VII be heard ~ said petit
NorfcE rs HEREBY GIVEN that % saa
date. ana AZ said time and place. ~ parties
owning iands. or any interest o. eaNrment ~
lands ~ taid ~proposed District may appeaf
Ths suaeleney Of aid p%eti,iau
2 The sumsieaey Of The sigufrt pi eait
The snmei.ney Of ths %aoiles,
q The fonatiinfIoutiiir ~ thf laN
3 The lursiirtion o. the court specify.
ing ihelr objections 20 said iunsdietionf sud
such petitioners and such contestants may
On the irial day thereof. oaer eny compsttni
evidence W regard thereto. SIT notifen u
CONTEST shall BE- " writing aud shai clearly
specify grounds 81 contest
Reid. Hervey & Idea end George y. Dos.
ner are tho Attorneys Of tne petitieu4rt ~
uaid drEiEare district. and their pest omcf
address r. Aihuoufrque. New MeHieo. r
IN WfTNEhf WHEREOF. I have here
unto SGT fny haad aud the oflciai seal Of ~
District Court ~ nsrnalllo County. Me-
Mcxiro, shia 9Oth day o. April. lef1.
tsesD NEsTOh MoNrOIA.
~ HARRY y. LIE. Deputy.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. BERNALlLA
COUNTY. STATE OF NkW MEXICO.
la ne Matter OF the OrfnniHauon of the
south Albuquerque Drainage District

~ - kAnAAAAA 10AhA ~
COUNTY. STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Ia he Matter OF the Organization of the
south Albuquerque Oraiaasc District.
Under the order of Hon. N. y Hickey.
Judge Of the District Court 81 hetnalhio
County, ew Mexico notice hereby given
Court u bernaiillo C0unty prnylaF for the
establishment u a drainage dis.rici a. pro
Nid"d by the Laws ~ TIE state 81 New Mex
leo. aud The staring points, rcates and ter
mini Of the proposed drains or bitches ron
shutting The drainage system In said district
are a. follows;
Commencing al q point on tho east bank
Of the Rio 0rHudr near the north boundary
o. the lslstA Orant and extending northpard
lhe Atchison. Topeka aud santa We Halfway
Company through the vicinity Of the quarter
section corner between Sections - and %
Township 40 north Of Range 3 cast \. ~.
= a with a lateral leaving the main canai
approximately ~ the center o. section q.
Township . north. Range D east. \. N. y N,
and extending northeasterly TO approximately
Tho center ~ Section o II said township
thence uortherly 10 approximately the center
" section ~. Township 10 north Range 3
A general description " the lruds to be
drained being lands that are agricultural Ia
10 being sublrrigated h a. foioas ali being
located In the County Of Bernalillo aud State
gf New Mexico, with general boundary fol-
Bcgnning At q point on the east bank Of
ne no Ntandg a, 9ypreHimsteg tae rggrth
line OF the auuth haf uf section u loNut
ship no north, Range east, n N y NJ
thence meandering in = southerly d~ireetien
along said east bHnk ot the Rio Grande TO
the northern boundary of the isleta Grant
thence eastward along said north boundary
81 the lsleta Grant acruss portions Of section
4 Township 5 north. Range 2 east. and 81
section a. Township + north, tangc . east,
20 the foot Of the Sand nm slore forming the
eastern limits Of the VALLEY then meaudering
aouhwards towards the foot " said sand
Hll slope 10 the north boundary ~ said iHnf
owned BY the Western Meat Company. a
poiut approximately At the north line Of the
south half Of Sectinn 81 ToWhship 10 northl
Range . east thence westward 20 the pdint
u beginning. a more detailed detcFiption VI
said lands being a. follows
Southeast quarter. nOrihN est quarter Sec
ton north halt northwest quarter section
3 north half snuthNest quartcr Section D.
Township y north, kaggr . EAST southeast
quarter Section -. Township y north, Rang'
2 east: northeast quarter Section T. Town
7 ship . north, Range 3 east southeast quar-
ter southwest quarter Section z Township 4
north, Rance . east east half uarthn esi
quarter. bots ~ Section 10, Township 2
L3Tih, Range . rast, north half northeast
quarter north half northwest quarter soc
, ton "A. IoNnshlp Q norih. Range Q e..
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state Of New Msniso. Coaniy Of Bsrusliilo.
fn the District Courf.
W. ~. caihoun, fiaiptih,
Clara Calhoun. DffendnhtI
To the Above Named Defendant
You are hereby notified that q salt has
been hied against you In lna said Ccuu nna
County BY the above rlaintih IN which
the said plaintiff prays Tor ~ absolute a.
vorce ON The srounds o. res9ftlcn-.
And you are further uoflhed that unless
pearantc IN said cause on o. before TIE teth
day % June. A ~ is1D, judgment VIII "
rendered Ia said cause against. yun ht default
and inc relief prayed Tor viii be granted.
The name Of me plaintih attorney n
Thomas .. Mabry, whose postoAcc aGirett j.
nssssfS''s's NEsroR NoSroYk.
rs Harry y LEE. Deputy CLERK
MAY 6.ta.gO.2f.
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tuR SAILS G white Lerhorn Matching
eggs, Toe each 80 or more. o. each. r.. :.
Wiley hoN 1876, city phoue 2titR.a.
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GROOM srucao HOUSE.
Phone 545

u'HOOM sTUCOO HOIHE
Vine location on Paved Street. Furnace.
Fireplace aud huiitin features tile bath
lsh. and hardwood aoors. Easy terms.
McCURDY a ACKEKsON
I2l3 West 0oid Phone isi
heal EstAie-lnsuranco
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rs sSa.S' q Zen. E..srl..

Lat WIN aud Tesiament Of FeHE Fasoriis
Dareeard
To tnnlse f~syorite. wife, ifee East Eilssf
Avrnue. Aibuquerquot ~ M Ncinnnde =
favbrite, liza East silver Avenue. Ahrr
New London. Conn. Felix q. fasorlte. gu
Highland Avenue, Wolasten, Mas sad
10 Al Nho this may coneefu, Greeting
Last WIN and Traiamcnt Of Felix fagorliaI
deceased. late " the cuunT Of hernahile
and STATE Of NeA MeEicoi US produced so
RernahDo. State q New Mrxlco. On thu f0lh
day II April. 1890, and the day q the pfqr
Ing d said alleged Last WIZ and Tseiai9sat
dag VI MAJ, A. ID. 1890. a. 10 O'clock In
tho forenoon Of said day. u
Glran under my hand and the 6cai o.
this Court, this 10th dsy u April, A. D.
1890. METEOR MOhIOIA.
Aprll is.aa.20t May 8.
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For SALE

%, 050-D. room frame. modern. lavatories In
hcdronms. garage, hne shade near
n n shops. South Third 81
o.. O0C g. room single buarnlov. hardwood
iunfe. sleeping psFeh. lot i0Qnittf
garnEri Just outslfc Of cliy limlte.
". 0OO-5 room frame. modern, completely
furnishedi Highlands. close 10.
A s.room. 2,stoFr. briek and shlnEle. nod.
ern residence. steam heat garage. hne loca.
tion. near Robinson Park. Price on appii'
cation.
Alss other good business saa residence
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE PIRK AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE, LOANS.
Phone e7I ia South Fourth,
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ron SALE ~ PEwRTTHHs-An kinds,
both Lew and second hand, bought sold
rented and repalred. Aibuquerque T%ypewrlt.
Fnurth H.
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oHIROPRACTOR

". 3. ENGE, D.. C.. CHIhUPRACTOR
Ohse. gQeA North Second 81 phono 5T2.J.
FOR sAIE-Typewrfters "a