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THEATERS

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Tho Hilis OF Mls-inE Men D.
afurT Of the border land Of the
'hwest. whore re- da-p'rAdu
20 castle hidden In the hills
lch BE- M. center Tor nrrh-crim-
renN lyric.
.~ed teoruUs Iu.fIm,' Ia The
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is ~ AdNyutur, and the
,uutl Be- nu wcr-d Love ~
r-tf o. play an Important part
qrnl tory
oN pnaimg
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'onstanoa TalmudE, pic'Jro.
her particular brand OF hui
RET "a hght h,nrtclucs-
ldcni
90 Gutfsr-uipo featuring
Walton b. q blend OF com-
.tuatluns ana real excitement.
: story h. OF an unspoilcd
hier of the poor who finds
I I'D many thrills In the course
Il career
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LEGAL NOTICE
No iaius
STATE 90 MN AkNiIO.
County u b,mslillu
lu tbs uistuct tuurt.
Fint sasiuss HANK A Trust Company "
Albuquerque \ ~ painful
VI.
Federico y Chavez Iussfia = ChavsE aud
isidro NaudayAl defcndantF
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
oi tho final judgment entered Boz the above
cause on the 4ist day of December 1874
the undersigned Special Master Nhl ou tho
2nd dag o. May. y = a. zen o'clnek
in ths forenoon. At m trout door u the
Court House 81 tho County Of horn-liiiu,
Nsw Asalca. offer for sale aud sell 81
cash the following real estate situate Ia
the County % herualiilo. state - Ars
Mraica. more particularly described a.
follows. tp-Nitt
Lot numbered Seventeen az in BLOCK
lettercd ~ in The sinpief Addition Nu.
2 90 thu flty II Albuquerque New Mexico.
ns thr same "a shown and designated on
the map " snid addition filed in the o.
flee Of the Probate Glofk aud "a niiicio
Recorder ~ The Caunty u hsrnkllilu, on
ne alth day % uscembsr. its2
this sale bcing made 20 satisb q jade
msnt rntrreL To- the above entltsd cause
fnr the suu ~ Nine Hundred FIFTY threr
noilnn aud T~hirtystvn cents tssb2 a2l.
with interest thereon a. tho rate ~ uiFht
per cent per aunum from tho etst day ~
becemhsr 1874. with eosts In this cause
rEARCE /. RopEy
Special Master
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,r. u.r.asaI, known rhu bsiH- nrs' dolly
earn did saV that he W precedent q
che superior HuildinE company go
-~toclholdrr' Liability ihr corporation
named In the foregoing HtrtLtifai" ihii
III. sga1 aNfvtH co. saIi rrrtifiraiH Is thr
rarpurat. ssul ~ ssid corporation end iha'
sail irstuuusut vas signed ana frhirh lh
behalf Of said rHruntntnu h1. hn'h"fii
Wallace Uess,Iisu Hltnnv lodged .hll
Instrument Co be- the free act and deed
~ said corporation.
Do stiffness whereof have h.muio sst
my hand and affixed NY ohlrisI seal
the do, aud yer lat above wuiien
Ida n SUANIlNl
tsEAiA No'au rgeli.
AFFIDAVIT oF PRESIDENT AND 81,
STATE ~ SEswS MExicoi
COUNTY OF RERNAIuLloi
walsec Hssselden President and
Louie q Hcs-sldsn Secretary Irenaufr
~ the corporation named in 'he foregoing
instrument being first dvly sworn 90
.at pseh Tor himself and neither for
To- other that thev are rrsp"ctiyrlV th"
president and secretary treasurer offhe NJ
~ ilshIUt,l md thst she ..,'ni ~ al
no .~,nsthuldsrs ~ aid corporation vas
given 10 ~ amendment Increasing 'be
2monH' ~ tho capital stock - sid cor
uuFHF ON NFUfu HHH NNN fu VIZ N''
Wallace HF. SflpfN
LOWS e. HEssFInFS
-utsrrIis1 aud sworn 20 nei're me
his 10th day ~ MHrch 1879
ff.DA y sGANyfNt
,svAil Notary Puhlle
Nv cammissIH4 cvnirss April 3 ;egA
ENnoRSfp
cor Reed v.l 2 psre i3i
Amendment 90
Certificate - Incorporation
c~rsrI4- prIiiirr Cssrr-rr
$50 ~fHat hnide-s' iishlIuN
Increasing Csritsi Stock tom s2i1Ho
60 si2F
WA fn nfF rf -
STATE CnRrpWATInN COMMISSION
~ New Nsvirn
Mnr -. ia2"-t 30 " ~
A l.. MORRISON
Clerk
Compared
ffk 90 800
STATE 90 NEW MENICoh
1ss
COUNTY or RERNAIILIol
This instrument was filed Tor record
on he g2nd dAy " March iN22 III
30 e. O'Clock A N Recorded To- Vol
D." Nj ~ Records 81 said touut3
FRED ,RuLiOTT
Uisrk snd Recorder
by = CKuLLurT
Deputy Clerk
Compared
50 10 IL.
iFd,xcd
Aur "
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sNM VIZ. nInNs

PINE BLUFF. Ark April g.
Fire destroyed tho main saw mill
Of the Arkansas short Leaf lsum-
her company here early today with
d ios. of $500. 600.
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New Mexico. aud We hereby oeriiyi
l.
The hdl name. Of he p.r.uns form
ing sid corporation are feter A.
-rt - Thompson.
The nams Of sad corporation shall be-
The Alameda Cattle Company tNu
s%iociholders' Liabiiiyj.
The object Tor which said corporation
BE- formed b. 60 acquire, buy cell hold
improve, mnrtFaEe. convey and dcai 10
real estate 10 hold and Improve real
estate Tor ths purpose ~ farming and
rrafiar ur othsrsise using the same Co
construct reservoirs and bitches sink
wells and othefsisr develop water fur
such lands and business 20 prospect
for coal ~ oll or other miucrrla therein
and To- milne the same ~ buy sell breed
raise murtsase lease and deal In all glasses
and Kinds ~ livestock tu borrow and
lend money with or without security or
upon such security as b. desires 90 give
sets that the officers N She said rom
pAny shall deem to the beet Interests u
the company.
The amount ~ capital stock ~ said
corporation shaii be- One Hundred Thou
sard Dullnrs tsiOo.O0u ool which shall
be- divided into one thousand % n0ol
One Hundred poll9v Hiooool shaf''
The time for vhirh tho said company
shsl evist is INV t50l years from and
after the date 81 " Incorporation
VI
The numhsr Of directors shah not hs
less than three tl1 and tho names and
addresses 81 those appointed for the first
three months together With the number
81 shares Of stock subscribed FOE -
zach arr as follows.
Name Address No Of
Hharrs
Porter A Thompson Limon. Colo ass
Milton \ Thompson Limuu, Colo.
robert u Thompson sando,al ~ 300
VII
To. principal place 81 business Of
said corporation shall be Sanvutnt New
Mexico and The statutory agent In charge
BE- Robert ID Thompson, whose addrs.- u
Sauduysl New Mexico
Ia witness whsreof we have hereuntf
ct nur hands and seals mi. gsth day Of
~ a.Ma HAEM
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Md iur record Iu tbs office - ihe
Sfafe Corporation -Duiumissluu ~ tho
state ~ NsN Mexico. on the twenty frst
De- Il March A u 1927 M . go O'Clock
A 4 tSftf,at- ~ Incorporation aud
Certificate 81 -forkhnlders' Non LihIII
~ ~ THE ALAMEDA CATTLE ION
PANN NO sfnckholdrfs' Liability
Wherefore Ths incorporators named
iu said tsrIOrHtr Of Incorporation and
aha havu signed the srne. aud ths.f sue
rtssHrs aul assigns are hereby declared
to hc from this date until the 2lat dsy
~ Marco Ninrtrrn Hundred auG seventy
two a Corporation hg thr name and Cor
the purposes set forth boz said ttrtileafe
DO testimony whereof the state Cor
poraflon Communication ~ the state ~ New
Mrairo hos eaustd this ccrtinfAta Geo rr
sirrsd hy IT, Chairman and The seal 81
SAID Cnmmission 90 be- affixed ~ The
CITY ~ santa 20 on this 2ist daT ~
March. A u ig22
j. N LUNA
tSFAIl Acting Chairman.
AffHHH
A. D. MORRISON,
Clerk
STATE OF NEw MEXICO
lr
CO.. sTY oF SASpovALj
This Instrument vas flied fof record
on Too 44th day n March. 1922. a. io
O'Clock A n and was duly recorded
ihis Infh day ~ March 1872 ln We. ! &
r. Iase I5 - records ~ sid county
D AHNtt0
County Clerk md Recorder
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PORTER A THOMPSuN
MiLTON y THOMPSON.
ROHERr y THOMPSON.
STATE ~ INV NENiCul


COUNTY or HERNALILLol
before mc Oh, undersigned NOLAN
public THIS DAY personally appeared ROB
art u Thompson 20 me knosn 90 nr ho
person whu siEned and rtrsutrd thr above
sod furesoius certificate and aeknuvl'
edged Co. me that b. executed thr saiue
a. his free act and deed.
In witness whereof ! have h,rranto
set no hnnd and untarial seal this IAN
dsy u Maeh. iea2
tsEALl Nols.y Pebble
~ commission cspirrs Iuly T. 1925.
STATE Of OoLoRADoA
COUNTY or LINCOLN
BEFORE mo the undsrsisucd notary pub.
ic this day personally appeared Porte
A Thompson aud Milton y Thompson.
% mo knovn 90 be- NJ persons described
going certificate aud acknov edged to
me TIA, thsY executed thr same o. thsir
free act and decd
In ~lmc,. ~hsreof ! have hsrsuuii
DAY 4 March 1899
tsEALl Ns,ar, ~
- commission sspirss bee h. 1898
. hNDohskp
cor RE- 4 Vol z Pc. tIt.
Ctrtincaie ~ Non liability q stock
holders Of
tut MA IA AANNIF tNMNAhl
tNo hinskholdertf Liability D
Piled in Office 81
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
of NrN Mssieo
Mar a. les1-a 7F A N
A l. MORRISON
Clrrk
Compared
1fk fe $50.
srA1s or NEW NEXICol
cot MY OF sANDDVALl
This instsument sas filed fuF record
nn ne etth day - March 1879. 81 tO
o'rioet A sud VS. fuly recorded thi.
aoth lay Of March ie22. In Yoi iCR.
page "a % tecords 81 said eaaniy
County Cerk aud Recorder
C~ERriFfCATE or FILING
Nos 1870 and 1881
sTArf nr NV NFNtCe
I STATE CORPORATION CoNNIgSfoy
or NTW MFNfcO
UNITED srArEs OF AAERicAl
STATE oF SEw MEXICO
u y hereby certified that there vau
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rrVNRK ,NA Tmrlrrn HUNS

nae Mice theater at Hone. Arb
.slied at $500 600 vas destroyed
ty fire today along with several
.thet building which viii bring
M loss 10 mor than a half nail
ntl dollars
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A I hohhlHnN
CLERK
C~ERTIFICATE or 80 sTOCkWuLn
EMNf LIABILITY

kuow Oh men hy these presents that
Ne the undrrigned Who have this day
Voluntarily associated ourselves together
a. q corporation Co D.. known a. The
Alameda Cattle Company $50 S~tUtsrulI.
sIs Liability hereby certify that Their,
shal be- no ~storkholdsrs hauiitt 900 o.
count ~ sul stock tssurd ~hf priu
ripai office ~ said corporation %
SHrHoVal New airu and Robert u
rhumpsun vhuse address Is SaneutaI
New Mexico. b. the statutory Agvst boz
charge
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT

NOTICE OF SUIT
40 1878
STATE or NEM MEXICO.
County % bernklillo,
The utftuet Court.
rspita Espinusa Remington plaintiff
".
George RosliuFton, defendant
60 the Above Named Defendants
You are hereby notified that a suit has
been ulsd against yuu ln me sad court
aud County by the Abos. namel yiailuft
boz which the said piainun pays for
absolute divorce un The grounds 81 avian
dnumrut And you are further Notified
that unlsss you enter or raise TO %. ca
tered yuur appearance w aid cause en-
uf before tho i7th day ~ May A. %.
igg2 Judgment viii b. r,ndcrri in sad
cause against you b defiant AMI she
relief prayed fuf wil be- granted
The name ~ the plaintiff attorney Re
A g. tspltosa whose pnstrNlrs address
s : whiilus BLDG A~lhupussgu. y "
FREp ~CtuLluI1.
Clerk
ny HARRi b LEE
t-EAi1 bupugr
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- cEnTIFicarE 6K conrAnIsox
sTArF 90 NKW NENICO
STATE CORPORATIONS COMMISSION
or NFM MtNICo
UNITED STATES 0f AMERICAN

W MN AFAltn
UNITED STATES 0f AMERICAN
STATE pF NEw MEXICO
II BE- hereby certified that tho annrsed
is a TON true and cumpletr transcript ~
the Certificate of Incorporation 81 the
ALAMEDA NsrrLf COMPANY tho
Stoekholders' Liability with tho 90
dursrmpnts thffssa. o. sane appearr pu
file and " record in tho ofht, 81 tho
state Corporation Commission
In testimony whereof the state cor
nuration cnmmissiou 81 the state Of New
MeKico has caused ihis eertifests 10 hs
signed b H. Chairman and the seal q
sald eommissiou 10 BE- affixed - ihe
cts 81 HentA ~ % this 2ist day ~
March. A d Is2s.
J.. M LUNA.
tStAll Acuing Chairman.
Attest
A T. NORRlsoN.
CLERK
ARTICLES 90 INCORPORATION on
THE ALAMEDA CATrlE COMPANY
tNa stostholdsrs' Liatlutp
kHow al men BY these presents tuAt
W. the undsrsigneaN aursns ~ ihe
United States and residents II the States
~ New Mehicp and Colorado. have this
dsy voluntarily AAaoslafrd ourselves 80
fether Tor tho purpose ~ forming q cor
r%orr,ion under The laws Of the State VI
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PORTER A THOMPSON.
tlLTON y THOMPSON.
RuRERr y THOMPSON.
STATE or SEw NEXiCul


COUNTY uF HFRNAL1LLul
BEFORE zoe The undersivnrd notary pub.
ug nfta o. and Tor tho County ~ keruH
ufio state N View Nrsico appeared Nob
srt D Thompson 90 me known to be- The
person described IN and who executed
The f0rtE0ing lnstrnmrnt And arkuoNl-
rigad thst be- executed the same g. hs
free hr' and decd
in uIiue., whereof { have hersunto
,ef my haud ard %notarial seal this oth dap
~ March ip22
tsrAll Satrry Pebble
Nf s1mmission expires April rs. 1875
STATE or COLnRApul
COUNTY oF tINCoLNi
ON this gsth day ~ Ftrruafy. 1922.
hefor, m' u notary public in and fsf
th. County 0f Lincoln personally up
rrHr~d Porter a Thompson ana hilton
n Thompson 90 me known Co De- ftr
persons described boz and who executed
ths foregoing instWmrnt and urknovI
edged that thsy Executed the same 49,
their frre act and deed
ln witness whrr,of . have h.rruntu
ssf my hand aud notarHl seal this 1-fh
JoHN e. KIRKNER,
,sEsIl Notary Pablic
~ commission sspircs Doc. H.. 1923.
ENDORSED
80 1880
Coz Reed Vol 2 Page i1i.
tHrfNNINMiH OF incorporate Nf
rHE ALAMEDA CATTLF COMPANY
$50 S~toekholdsr- Liability }
Piled Ia Offcr -
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
~ NpW Mexico
Mar - tp2.-s Iu 4 "
A l. MORRISON
CLERK
Compared
iGk 20 $50
STATE OF sew MEXICol
CprNTY OF sASpoVALI
This insirumert vas filed for record
OH she 1tth tas - March tuI. IF
ln O'Clock A n and WAS duly recorded
this 1Oth day ~ March. ie22 boz Vol
r b aRMiIO
Counts CLERK aud Recorder
Ar 81
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
SrATf OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION CnM'ISSIuN
90 NEW MINiCO
UNITED STATES of AMERICA
I STATE oF INV MEXICO
70 b. hereby certified Inst thr funr1s.
& a fuli true and complete transcript Hl
tho Certificate q ~iorkhuIders' Non la
biniy ~ 1Vi ALAMEDA gATtLF
COMPANY $50 storlhuldsrs Ilahihyl
with thc endorsement. thereon. o. -lfn,
I arprars ON fie and ~ record boz Oh,
office 81 the state Corporation C1u.uis
siou
lH testimony vhersaf The state Cor
p%uratlan Commission % The state ~ Nrv
MEXICO has caused this cvrtifirat, Go b'
signed o. IT, Chairman ani th, -ss
uf said tommission Co. be- affzei ai 90,
tIty - santa D. GA thls sirt day u
March A D 1922
tsEAtl Acting chairman
D hfH..H.
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cERriFiCArF ~ c0NpARls0N

srATE or NEW NFNIDO
STATE CVHpuR A1fON COM I~SIuN
90 NEW MINfrp
UNITED STATES 90 AMfRtCAl
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same appreciative recognition as is
accorded a loyal and Industrious en-
ployee in any Of the avenues OF
private enterprise. Faithful steward
ship deserves commensurate re-
ward wherever found. No better
example Of merit in public service
could be cited than the career of our
present Representative in Congress,
Hon. Ben johnson. Never dema-
gogue or a player to the grandstand,
he has always and everywhere been
a fearless, industrious and efficient
guardian and exponent of the best
interests of his constituents. IRE
spective of party, creed, class or
color, Mr.. johnson has sought justice
and prosperity for his District, his
state and his country. DUTY nobly
done" might aptly epitomize his pub
lie life. He has truly fought good
fight" in the interest of the public
veal and his own people at home
should and, we believe, will make his
heart glow with the honest pride Of
appreciated service by rolling up an
unprecedented majority for him on
next Tuesday.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. l, 1892
WATCH YOUR STEP

In this Congressional district we
are confronted by situation which
peculiarly demands the careful
scrutiny of the voters. Our present
Congressman, Hon. Ben Johnson,
has given such general satisfaction
in the discharge of his official duties
that he is now confronted by no Re-
publican opponent. But, contrary
to the understanding of many, he
does have an opponent of sorts in
the person of one, p. N. Woodruff,
former blacksmith, of this county,
whose name was placed on the bal
lot by eleventh-hour petition as the
representative of the so-called Far
mer-Labor party. We know nothing
personally of the character of the
nominee of the revamped Socialist
party, for such the new organization
proves to be. He is perhaps, the
well-meaning dupe OF a cunning but
unscruplous coterie of self-seeking
"higher-ups." At least we hope so.
But, be that as it may, he is stand
ing on platform which deserves
rebuke. II is not only antagonistic
TO the tenets of both the Republican
and Democratic parties, but, far
worse, it is subversive of all the
priceless old-time ideals Of true
Americanism. The name, adopted
TO attract the farmers and the re-
sponsible majority Of labor to its
support, is entirely misleading. The
principles ii advocates are distaste-
full to both classes, for they are the
propaganda of discord and injustice,
lawlessness and oppression such
economic heresies as were sponsored
by Carl Marx, developed by Big
Bill" Haywood and exemplifed by
Emma Goldman. 1t is, in short, a
HOMEGROWN but, none the less,
ssstiferous Bolshevik-l. W w. ny
brid.
The vote of this organization Of
extremists will be negligible on Nov
ember :, but one will be too many.
The voters who value real All-Amer-
lean patriotic service should see that
Mr.. Johnson receives such large
vote and overwhelming majority as
Will permanently nip in the bud this
puny but sinister effort toward So
cialism.
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On last Friday afternoon at her
home on Washington Street, Mrs. J.
B. Tappan entertained the Ladies'
Social Club. the party being one of
the most delightful of the season.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with pumpkins, cornstalks and many
other things suggestive Of Halo
we'en, the color scheme being
black and yellow.
After several spirited games of
rock, a most delightful two course
luncheon was served to the follow
ing ladies: Mesdames. Rowan Hol-
brook, J. S. Glenn, e. G. Barrass, A.
d. Kirk, r. T. Collins, Darrell Sui
lenger, Hooker Williams, w. s. Tins
ley, e. E. Birkhead, Belle Cooper, c..
O. Hunter, w. c. Blankenship, o. G.
Martin, Roy Barnhill, Pent Dexter,
L. s. Igleheart, A. B. Riley, Hender-
son Murphree; Misses Anna Rhea
Carson and Sophia Woerner.
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SINGING CONVENTION
AT SUGAR GROVE

The eastern division of the Ohio
County Singing Convention met at
Sugar Grove, Sunday October 29th.
The house was called to order by
Rev. B. II. Morris, who led the song
Nearer My God To Thee" Prayer
was offered by Rev. C. w. Brown.
G. j. Christian was unanimously
chosen chairman. E. f. Lilies Wa
chosen secretary.
The following classes were pres
ent Sugar Grove, Granville Morris,
leader; Mt. Pleasant, Granville Nor
ris. leader; Rosine, Melvin kes'
singer. leader; mixed class, E. s.
Howard, leader.
The following program was ar
ranged and executed:
Morning
Three songs by Sugar Grove.
Three songs by Rosine.
Afternoon
Song by mixed class led by r. S
Howard.
Three songs by Mt. Pleasant.
Three songs by Rosine.
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,"GIVE Us MEN p"

on next Tuesday will be selected
the personnel of the next national
House of Representatives. Due to
their short tenure of Office our Con-
gressmen more nearly represent the
people in their views on public ques-
lions than the members of any other
branch Of the Federal government.
The lower House has generally prov
ed more progressive, more responsive
10 the crystalizing mass conscious
ness which we call public senti-
ment," than has the Senate.
This being the case, the voters
should never lose sight of their
duty and privilege TO thus d.
rect in the right channels the desti-
MES of the Republic. At a by
election like that of next Tuesday,
when there are no other races OF
unusual interest. II is especially
obligatory upon the good citizen TO
look well TO the character and prin-
cipIes OF the men who seek to repre-
sent -them at Washington. Not only
party issues are at stake but mora
issues whose influence will be felt
perhaps. for generations.
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HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women of Hartford the
Same as Elsewhere

Tax the Women of Hartford the
Same as Elsewhere
Hard to attend to household du-
ties.
With a constantly aching back.
A woman should not have bad
back.
And she seldom would If the kid
neys were well.
Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed
by thousands.
Have been used in kidney trouble
over so years.
Read what this Hartford woman
says:
Mrs. e. L. Ashley, Griffin St., says:
II had severe trouble. due to "a
weakened condition of my kidneys.
At times my back was so weak and
lame could hardly do my house
work. Sharp, shooting pains darted
through my side and | became so
miserable / had to give up. My kid
neys were too free in action and
caused annoyance. took Doan's
Kidney Pills and they were Just
what | needed. | find that by taking
Doan's occasionally, they help me
wonderfully"
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan'p Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Ashley had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Advertisement.
TI,c Hartford Herald. 81 30 the wear
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NOTICE

To The Directors OF The Ohio
County Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company.
There will be call meeting OF
the Board of Directors of the Ohio
County Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company on Thursday. November
8. 1922. There must be a repre-
sentative from each Division who
must ascertain the number of miles
of line and what is the value Of the
switchboard and equipment in his
Division and report same at the
meeting called, for the date above
mentioned for this special business.
J. p. mccoy,
Secretary Treasurer.
-------- 49, 49,
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate of Charles Peters, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to pres
emit same to the undersigned ad-
ministrator, properly verified. on or
before December LIST. 1922. Any
one failing to present claim by that
time will be barred from the collec-
ton of same.
This October 7th. 1922.
A. E. PETERS. Admr. Of the es-
state of Charles Peters. deceased.
41-4t
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COOPER Bros,
Beaver Dam, KY.
Three songs by Sugar Grove.

Three songs by Sugar Grove.
The order was then reversed, each
class singing two songs.
The convention was adjourned to
meet at Horse Branch on the first
9Th. Sunday after March.
e. F. LILIES, Secretary.
C. j. CHRISTIAN. ch'm'n.
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FARMS

For sale the following farms In
Ohio County with good improvements.
PIT acres near wysox.
as acres near Ross Ripple.
As acres near Hartford.
All in desirable communities with
good Improvements.
Money
To loan on long time and easy pay
ments.
JNo, B. WILSON,
40 a.
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MOTHER AND INFANT BURN
ED TO DEATH NEAR WYSOX

Mps. Arthur vaught and her
twelve months old son were burned
to death and the Vaught residence
and contents completely consumed
by flames which resulted from the
explosion of can, from which Mrs.
Naught was pouring kerosine to
kindle a fire in the kitchen range,
Tuesday evening.
The explosion 9 occurred at
about 6 o'clock and Mrs. Vaught,
finding her clothing and the
room in flames ran from the
building and called to neighbors
for assistance. Her death occurred
at IL O'Clock. When help arrived
the fire had made so much Roadway
that the child could not be reached.
When the flames had subsidized its
body was found in a charred condi-
ton. Mr.. Vaught had not returned
from the field where he had been
blowing, when the tragedy occurred.
Mrs. Vaught was about 22 years
of age and splendid type of young
wife and mother. The two bodies
were laid to rest near Knightsburg,
Muhlenberg County, the former
home of the deceased mother.
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DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Tappan, Mes
danes Belle Cooper and K. E. Birk-
head. city, motored to Greensboro
last Wednesday afternoon.
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THE FAITHFUL STEWARD

Honest and efficient service from a
public servant should receive the