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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

Republican papers are being filled with accounts of a speech delivered of the railroad workers n Tue son by \. A. Wolslcy on the league of nations n which he >ngetaNcr opposes the covenant the object of which lis to prevent and preserve the peace of the world that the republican managers have succcedd n showing WorSly the way take the stump in opposition to the party Ill which he candidate for the mi ted States senate It reported yesterday by of the big republican state managers Ill this city that OlS ley woud also go to Miami make speech against the league of nations in effort to turn the democrats of tiila county away from the support of their party and candidates: n is than ke that Worsley will be shown by the Van Dyke crowd there that the county d vision bill would be good thing for the state
 When Worsley entered the democratic primary cleo tion candidate he morally bound himself to support the democratic nominee for senator after coming out third i'll the primary he bolts his party and op poses the principal national issue and advises voters against voting for Mark Smith, his successful opponent This amounts to less than political degredation.
 But the bringing of Worsley to the aid of the repub of this state will be unavaing in changing the suits. From all the state comes the word that the democrats standing solid the Rock of Gibraltar this year and determined drive the political enemy into mry ditch for all time.
 The republican leaders may be able to debauch Wols c wand him in attempt to further their campaign hut they will not he able debauch the independent of Arizona.-Douglas International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MONETARY METALS PRODUCTION

That the world needs new system OF basis o nonc- tay ,taS values founded intrinsic rcia} value is generally admitted
 Stabilzing the price of silver bullion dollar per has been means of salvation for the silver mines and smcltcrs.
 Monetary metals will not be produced than cost of production in labor and materials required carry on the producing industry.
 Hence gold production by the small prolector i> tirey ccasng and only the largest dredging quartz mine operations possible.
 \ world monetary conference will he held soon al which may look for intrinsic value scale for gold. silver, platinum and copper
 The production of these precious metals must either be based index number of materials entering into cost of production there be government subsidy provided
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
THE AMENDMENTS

I'm, announcement that non-larti>an discussion would be held various amendments bclot, the people to be voted upon Tuesday. November ? tho trysta thctcr ctr show night until election .ooG .ic.l 1le part ot t taconla Bo1ho alG hoped that each night will bring least speaker. Among those slated to speak Jud. lockwood. J. T. Kings bUry W. G. Gilmore and c. Gibson Saturday night \. II. Gardner made the unonccnclt of the proposed ,cakiI9. and himself offered several reasons why both thc l>opo>cd Highway Commission Bill and the County Division bin should be heavily defeated and t
 dent from the approval given when he finished that both bills unpopular with the audience there last night
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

That the workers of Arizona support United state, Senator Mark Smith in the comn" election. i> the
 cndation by Samuel GompclS president of the American Federation of Labor. and noted eastern labor leader. re gently made in public announcement. Gompers said further: That Senator Smith $ record in congress had proved him to be friend of the workers ond fair and just to both capital and labor Senator Smith candi date for reelection.
 Word has been received from Washington to the cf- feet that up to the last of last month the Government had purchased sevetccn million of silver under the pittman act. This shows the silver miner has dig the white metal pretty fast if he is going to get the Gov
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MY. MY. MY

By all means let vote for County Division. then Miami will at form county tcvc w. Van Dyke then proudly hoast
 My county. my city. my streets. my water. my lights. my courthouse. my Miami my God!-Nooalcs Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

TldE is the closing chapter of the "r},ting off of the noSes' the road over the Divide. which long rcd w. F. Stewart. late editor of the Douglas Dis patch This fellow Stewart got it into his head that if the afoIca dnoScS operated before the for the from Bcrandno to odeo were let that it would interfere and maybe stop the work the end The poor fellow did not know that the road people of
 sbce and Tombstone had figured the all and knew positively that the cutting off of the would not have any effect the construction Rodc0 from Bclnarno whatsoever And did Yesterday the last dragging done the widcncd road where the were made Life and limb have been saved the are practically all let from BcIandino cdco and the world goes on in the same old way. Editor Stewart to the contrary notwithstanding
 Now that everything is wonder if the Douglas people realize the truth of the whole matter and how they imposed upon by this man Stewart
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
WORE UNIFORM: FINED

PHOENIX, Oct. 26-Farris Kelly, Phoenix. pleaded guilty before q Uni. ed States commissioner today 10 charge Of wearing ;he uniform Of the United States army without authority 10 do so and without being membe- of ;he army. lie was held 10 ans wer 70 the United district court and was committed 10 the county Jail on fail ure 70 furnish bond Of s25l
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

How very touching it is to notice the coal dealers get busy with general 'house cleaning just after the authorities promise vigorous prosecutions for profiteern
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

Stafford New plant Of Saiford Mil operating with a capicity Of l0) berreis every 24 hours
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

It generally the steady that holds the steady
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20

A. P. Covington's address at Hen
Jacksonville is Box 307.
Services by the Rector at the Epis
copal Church next Sunday a. m.
Robert Hooks, son, of Mr.. Joe Hooks
Of Wolf Pit, had his arm broken while
cranking a Chevrolet here last Satur
day at noon.
Mrs. A. J. Bynum and Miss Ida BY
mum, Of Rock Hill, s. C., spent from
Friday night to Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Bynum.
Mr.. T. s. Hodges. OF the Osborne
section, is Ill with heart trouble; he Ii
70 years old; his friends hope he will
soon return to normal health.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian Church at Roberdel No
Sunday morning, and at Cam
eronian Church Sunday night by the
pastor.
Attorney w. r. Jones ten days age
bought the corner lot on Kenny street
and Hamlet road, opposite the J. T
West Residence, from Mrs. w. B,
Stansill. On Monday T. T. Cole sold
to Mr.. Jones the Binah Ledbetter LOT
that he several days previous had
bought from L. L. Odom.
I. T. McColl, of McColl, S. c.,
has been employed to manage
the Washington IN. c. team
An EasternsC Carolina league has
been formed consisting of Wash
ington, Williamson, Tarboro and
Greenville.
2 Manager Atkinson, OF the Star, has
received number Of requests thai
he make a return date for Mary Pick
ford in "Pollyanna," for the Opera
House, He says he will do so II 6
sufficient number show that they really
want It. So If you failed to see this
picture two weeks ago. and would like
to have 1t return, mention the fact
at the ticket window Of the Star.
1t may interest. those who saw the
picture "The Virgin OF Stamboul" al
the Star Monday or Tuesday, X
know that this picture was made
about four months ago, and immediate
ly afterward the two stars-P Priscilla
Dean and Wheeler Oakman--wert
married.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20

la valued new subscriber is w.
H. Terry, Of Lancaster, S. c.
Mrs. Sidney Hopkins left Sun
day night tor a visit of a month
or more to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Joe Bennett, and little
daughter spent Sunday with her
uncle, DR.. E. S. Davis, and family.
The colored team of Rocking
ham defeated the Lurnberton
team here Monday 4-3.
Fred Taylor has accepted a
position with the Fox drug store
here, and began work Monday.
J. A. Hutchinson, of Roberdel,
while trimming a pear limb
Monday cut a small cash in the
feshy part of his left hand.
Purchasers of Velie cars from
Pee Dee Motor Sales Co. the past
week were: Velie13 ton truck,
William Crosland; Velie Skies:
Dan McDuff1e, Eagle Springs,
and R. ]. Tucker, Albemarle.
The State Normal alumnae of
Richmond county North Caro-
lima College for Women) will be
hostess Friday night at dinner
at the Rockingham Hotel to a
score or more of their friends.
T. w. Steele and son, T. w. Jr.,
after a ten days visit here to S.
w. Steele, left Monday night for
a weeks visit at Ocalla, Florida,
before returning to SCOTS, Ar
kansas. The senior Steele's
reputation as a fisherman, and
the younger as a sport was
not over-rated;. they surpassed
local expectations, and are the
envied in their respective lines.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20
Regular Habits Produce
a Beautiful Complexion
Daily elimination rids the system Of poisons.
Women should realize thatl
N TANY women complain

4 N FANY women complain
MI daily Of their complexion,
oftheir headaches and gem
eral i'll health, little realizing
that the trouble is constipation.
Women, too, are much more SUBJ
ject to such congestion than men,
and much more careless Of it.
The result is seen in Iusterless,
8 weary eyes, in sallow, pimply
complexion, in lassitude. bad
breath, and in that word so often
used, ''indisposed." =
At the first sign of these symp-
toms the wise woman will take a
laxative, and will see that the
young girl and others in her care
do likewise. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is the favorite with thou
sands of women because it is mild
and gentle in its action and in the
end trains the stomach and bowel
muscles to do theirwork naturally
without the aid of medicine.
This combination Of simple lax
alive herbs with pepsin, which can
be bought at any drug store, is
also q very sterling first-aid in
colds, fevers and other sudden ills
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20
Russell Gates to Marry.

Friends here have received in
vitations to the marriage Of Rus
Ssll Cahoon Gates to Miss Lois
Lottridge, at St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Atlanta, at $3.50 June lst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
WHEAT CROP TO Be
7Sl,OOO.OOO BUSHELS
Forecast Indicates Big
Decrease Over a
Year Ago a


wAsHtNGTONi June 1-sTotai
wheat production this year will be-
about ISL. leo. geo bushels. thu do
department 81 agriculture forecast
today from the condition Of the win
Ter aud spring crops June 4. Last
ysnr'a total crop wa sti.0oo.e Q
itfsuiN.fa
Production Of various crops fore
east 10 tosiay's monthly report from
their June ] condition follows:
Winter wheat s1f.c1O.o0e bushela.
Spring wheai 211 .O19. 900 bushels.
Oats i.3I5.00e. O0e bushels.
Barley tN5. 600 bushels.
Rye S0.cJo. 600 bushels.
lIsy ti2.r O0. O00 tons.
Apples f9o. O0O. 00n Bushels.
Peaches 90. 600 900 bushels.
The spring waca area this srsr b.
1887 900 acres, or Sa.s percent 81
last years, condition Ss.i percent Of
a normal. compared with 9l.2 a year
ago
Condition OF winter wheat Il 7sg
percent 81 a normal. compared with
80 q year ago aud ISL a month
ago.
Condition of other crops: oats SIS
percent ~ . n0ruml
harley SIS.
RE So,
Hay SIS.
Pastures NS.s.
Appief 5A.3.
peaches sia.
The area planted to oats this year
IL 4t.o2e.oeo acres, or ag.s percent
Of last years.
The area planted 20 barley IL ~
$4,000 acres. or 1909 pcrcent OF
last ycags.
wirAu
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Chicago Board Of Trade
Livestock

CHICAGO. June Seattle receipts
5000: beef steers mostly 80 cents
higher. some &c cents higher; top
hcpVy. $685.. top yearlings SIS 20;
hnlk atl weight St3.50H 1850; fat
lows aud hcifcrs % cents higher.
Gamers aud bulls strong to higher.
veal calves so to 70 cents higher with
bulk at $4,000 1850; stockors anu
feeders 20 conts higher.
Hog receipts $4,000; market gen
orally 10 to 20 cents lower; ights on
most; top iif66; bulk light aud light
butchers Sti.25ar1A45; hulk $50
pounds and over ft3.60@ t4.i5. pigs
mostly 20 II higher; bulk StO.25p
ii.2b. =
sheep receipts 5000; quality poor:
lambs 80 cents to 800 hiEherS In te-
tween Kind advancing most; sheep
stoady: hest shorn lambs. 2tea0; ma
1--WE spring lambs $685. chuioo ewes
s7.50mS.0O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08
Music Pupils To
Give Recital Tonight

The following program Will be rem
dered by the pupils ~ Mns Blanche
Underwood, al the High School au-
ditorium this evening a. 5 o'cloek
Alarche Miiitaire ..... kocting
First 'tano-Evclyn Brosey and
Anna Katz. Second Piano-Franccs
rnnNton . draee Harrington
Christine shaver
A Memory Parks
AIR Smith
Awakening Of The Eirdh .... LANCE
First piano-Neva lnhofc and Em-
ma Mhitson. second piano~Mar-
rnrct Coilister and Helina Field. Third
Piano-Christine shaver aed Eugen-
~ rnier.
SECOND Vslse ,........,... Goddard
Grace Harrington
Twilight song et handHl Shackley
Belina fIeids chrsstine haser ms
Mildred Ford
~Suneieis ............ Spaulding
Thc Robins songLsix thidren.
Acoompanist, Francis dwell.
iuzzing Observation-Disclosures Col
lister. AccompaniEt. Neva inhofc.
Lot Us Try=Emma and Biney
Whitspfl A-cconpnnist. Margaret
jusi a Bunch OF Flowcrs-veva
inhufe. Accompanied, Eugvnia En-.
Ter
nn.t NI,bt Eg,. fhitdr,n A..
c-o,nnants, Nts,.,arct roiii'ter
gI I'M. ora Cyusv td.Jir,fes 40
Nr Narrisont nsis Fielder
IN, orient. ~,
~ Nnrris,n
AE,tnr. a, prinfcwn. a. bands,
rts.,
Christine shaver. Mildred Ford.
F,.n,.s otw.u Au,crts s,nitb
p~,uIinc pavt,vn, AIr,eb
Mis- c.rrctt
svlpbtdd.n W,,i,zcr FRANKIE
Frst pb,nu-uariorie kecn
g.cnva pi,n, -tr,,r,- ctwru
90 T]arsnielis L"mss
March. rr,a mo,SS Ei"oOu mermap,,
hs eeon rlaPGmAdSi9lsr W M6,,Sass
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For SALE

f2,t501 room frame. modern. isvatgries In
hodruoms, garage, hne shade near
X r. uhopa. south Thlrd ~.
Is. oo0-5.room brick. modern. sleeping
porch. hardwood four corner lot
Third Ward. close ~.
t~t.aO0-s.room brick, modern. ginssed porch.
South seventh Street.
t~i.o50-a.room frame cottage. modern. CON
plctsiy furnished south Highlands,
et.OOO--t. room. whiis siucco Bungalow.
modern, huiitin features, oak
floors Fourth Ward; Immediate pos,
session.
Ai,o other good business and residence
properties.
a. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.. LOAN8.
Phone s7t. m South RcurtA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

state Of New Mexico
state Corporation Conmissipn u New Mexico
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
United States Of America.
state nf New Muxien--ss
u b. Hereby Certified. that the annexed
d. q full true Nd complete transcript uf the
CERTIFICATE ~ ATOCKIIOLDERSf
NON LIABILITY
-of-
FULLERTON UtL COMPANY
tNo Stoekhnidsss' Idebiiltyl
tNu. inhihl with the endorsements there
On, - samc appesrs o. file aud IT record in
tho one u the State Corporation Commis
sion.
In Testimony Whereof. the state Of N,S
Mexico has caused Thu certificate 10 be-
signed hy a. C%hairmaa and the seai 81 sid
Commission 20 h. amazed NJ the City NJ Eanta
" on ihis STE day ~ lone. A. y. 1870.
tNeall HtGI u WILLIAMS
Attest Chairman.
NJ T. Mausanaurs Acting Ciort
CERT ffiCATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
non LIABILITY
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FgLLEgQN on qQNgtNY

tNH stdNkholders' LiabuiB)
This Is To certify that the undersigned be-.
iuE all NJ the original inenrporntGrs who haVr
Tiled the Articles Of Incorporation of the
above named corporation. ihcrehl Assnciai
ing themselves 1nder the provisions Of an
Act NJ the Legislative Assembly II The Ter.
fittry (upw stStef o. New Mexico. entitled
An Act 10 Regulate the Formation aud
toFrruiusnt nf Corporations for Mining
MANUFACTURING, Industrial aud Other Pur.
suits approved Mnych as. 1908. and an
thereto. Tor aud on behalf NJ thsmselves aud
N either stnckhulders Who nay herome a..
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To develop. prospect Tor, produce aud sell
81 and other natural products 10 do All
kinds 81 manufacturing and trading husinrrs.
transporting gggd' and merchandise y any
20 construct aud operate pipe lines aud r.
f%ineriesi 10 enter into and cafry out ron.
tracts o. every Kind To carry on n bushes,
and have offices aud agencies therefor IN eli
parts Of the United States and % hold. pur
chase. mortgage sud convoy real estate and
Persogel property outside Of the State Of
New Mexlcn.
The corporation Is authorized 10 issu,
capital stock 10 the extent ~ One Million
( 81, 900 oo0i Dollar, divided into i.o0O.n Qa
shares Of the par value Of One (si ool Dol
lar each
The names aud post omce addressea Of tho
l~ncarporaiors. and she uumher ~ shares II
capital stock subscribed for hy each. tho *.
Eregste Of which shall be- the amount with
which the corporation viii ommene bust.
W ; Fuilerion. Albuquerque \ ~,
! 900 .nsres, $1,000.
, N otero. Los Luuas. y A. 1000
j. = Lathy. Aibuqusrsue 4 49,. 1000
shares. ~ Oo6 Total 1000 .hares $1,000
VI.
The time for which this corporation shall
exist shall be 30 yesg
,he Board of Direction for the fret ihrs-
months shall consist Of the incorporation
terrof ie.wit W = Fullerton, . 81 otero.
To Witness whereof Ne have hersuEts yet
aur hands and seals this 4th day of June,
W = FULLERTON.
I'd ~ OrERO.
J. LUTHY
state NJ New Mexiro.
County Of Beruuliilo-ss
On this 9Th day 81 Jane 4 u. 1920. be.
fore me personally appeared " :. Fullerton.
. NJ. Otero aud J 3. Luthy. 10 ne Known
10 be the persons described In. aud whn
executed the foregoing Instrument. aud ae.
knowledEcd thsi they executed same - their
free act aud deed
In. Witness Whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand snd amrrd my Official sea- the dav
aud year first above written.
tsoall D. G. IDFN.
Na,ary Pebble Bernaliiio County. New
Mexico.
Ny commission expires MAJ 2 iast,
Endorsed No. 1854 Cor. Reed Vol Z.
Page ~, Certificate u incorporation NJ Ful.
'erion OIL Company tko stvekh"itsrs ~.
Filled In Odire ~ State Corporation Com
misston of New Mexico, June o. 1890. II 90
e. ~ A. l. Morrison. Clerk.
Compared JJo TO EMA.
june Is.
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NOTICE 70 CONTAGIOUS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will BE- received b. the BOARD
~ Regents AZ the universiy 81 New Mexico
Tor construction. .uf a Home Fcnuautlcs
building Of about adOO square feet hoar
arra, uhtil noon, June -. 1890 Plans and
sueciheatipns may BE- had from A. n leu.
~gceumfany his bid with : certified cheek 10
The amuunt n i've Per cent Of hia bid. The
sucrrssfui bidder shall furnish a surriy bead
in an amount 70 be hxed by the Heard for
the fall completion Of the job. after which
the eartihed checks will be returned. The
Board VI heEeuts reserves The right 10 reject
auN Of ~ bid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

NEW YORK. June S.-Mrrcauiils
paper. ~ per cent; exchange firm;
sterling so DAY bills. sS7h psr rcnt.
commercial so day bills on tanks.
3ST per cent; commercial 81 Jay
bills. 1854 per cent: demand g3tA
per cent: cables. a92 y per cent; cail
money strong. high. 10 per cunt: low,
Z per cent; ruling rate. z per ceut'
closing hid. 7 per cent; offered al =
pet cent: last loan s pee ce,t. tank
acceptauCcs. az per cent.
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EGA NOTICES :

State Of New Mexico
State Corporation Commission Of New NrxIco
CERTIFICATE or COMpARlsON
q uitod States Of America,
state of New Mexico .st.
~ b Hereby Certihed that thr annexed
is q fullh true and complete transcript NJ The
CERTIFICATE ON INCORPORATION
-of the
FULLERTON on COMPANY
tNo stnckhoidcrs Liability
tNo iudiI) with the endorsements thereon
o. same appear on file md Of record m
the onice 81 the state Corporation Cow-
In Testimony whereof the state Cor.
puration Commission ~ tbc state uf Now
McAtro has caused this certificate % be
signed by is Chairman and the seal " said
Commission. 10 be snNed At the city Of
Santa Fc o. ihi, 5th day Of Juns a u 1890.
tSeaD uUGH o. WILLIAMS,
Mp MANzANAREs Acting CLERK
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
Oh
FULLERTON on COMPANY
tNo stockholdrn Liability
We. the undersigned. boo order 60 form n
corporation for the purposes hereinafter
stated, undrr and pursuant 70 the provisions
Of ~ Art ~ thc legislative Assembly, of
the Territory thoW NtattI ~ NHN Mexico,
cniitled An Act to regulate the Formation
aud Governments of Computations Tor Min.
INK Misunderstanding lndu.trisl and Other
n@t'' amen, spPr''ss Ns,,I n ,e l',b hen, sna
DO hereby ccrufy a. follow
The corporate name .Fullerton Oh
Company tno stockhgldsfs liability
81.
The t,si.irred onicr of fne corporation d,
located iu the Cromwell hulldiug, Aihuquer
que NeW Mr2icu sud W a. Reid b. dcsir
uatrd o. The -tamtur u;eut therein. ir
charge therepf, nud uI"H whom ptuscs
against the eoHporat:gn uH be served
III
TN. ..lNusfa To- .N..N #.W nurauEafH.. d.
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nNaIe OF New MFnlfus
Cnauty af neTnalllo-ss.
On this EN- day u June. A. y 1890. br
fore I'VE personally appssred ". \. fullet'
ton. y ~ Otern. and J y lethy 20 me
known 10 be The persons described IN. and
who e1ecatei the foregoing Instrument. and
htknoslcdged that they cnecated same a.
thelf free act and deed
In Witness Whereof 7 have hereunta .et
ny hand and anxed NY omriai zeal the day
ard yras hnt above rrittea
Rotary Pebble Bernsliila cuusJ, New
Mcnico
NJ commission expires Nay T. to2i.
Endursrd No. iodif Cor Reed Vol q
Page m Certificate ~ NunsLiahillfy Of
~siochhoidrrs N fuiicr'en OH Coinrany lNa
ktufkhnldeea' L.ahliltyl
Piled N Onee ~ Aiais Corporstina Com
mission NJ New Mexico. 1une s tp20. ~ 80
q m A 4. Morrison. Clsfk.
Compared 80 10 fNA.
june 80
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MMIptNewy
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June Develop
ments bearing on the stock market
continued 10 favor the short interest
today after an early period Of mod
cnte strength In rails.
- N.a .Ar.uaw.wa. "a m=H uua .N..
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~sociated with them and ssid corporsslan, Do
hcrebg declare that there shall o. no siueh
holders liability on affount " any siott
iaaucd q, sid corporation aad that ~
siocHhelder 81 laid rnrpafniith sisH b. o.
enpt ifom at liability % aeconut ~ any
stock issued or held BY them. except such
lifhllity for NJ al1nuft % The capital stuck
tertinsd 20 harc hren paid. ia property or
sash, - the time Of the commencement Of
buktncaa.
The reristercd office Of The corporation IA
zoe. New Wcniru. and Mr.. ". q. Reid N the
designeted statutory aeent therein. IN charge
thereof. uu1n shom prqcfas against The cor.
p~oraflun MAJ be- served
~ Witnraa Whereof ue. I'D incorpofa.
tors. havr hereuuiu srt our hAds and seals
On this tth day u jane. A. n. 1890
W. n FutIfRTON
III. a. OTEHu.
y IIfTVV
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NEW YORK, June s.-ilberty
bonds closing prices; 3iss. at.6G:
first Il, sea-. second a.. $3.50; 'irst
fhs. $50: second fhs. IS 40. third
.ihS $3.50; fourth fhs, Sh.7e' VIC
tory 3AE. 95.t0; yiotofy 4As, la.i6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-08

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper lhat takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
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Manifestations =
Phone 345

NANTED-ro buy snail house. Can pay
port down and balance monthly Price
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