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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

In vremea aceasta TOader era
vessel. Simina era necajita, Cosma
era mahnit, Marta ii facea Gu
ochii plini de lacrdmi marturisiri
Saftei, Safta asculta raeita pana
in adancul inimii, lara Miron GU
treiera culmile nluntilor ascunsi
in ceata departarii.
De cand a STRAINS pc Marta in
brate, de cand q s6rutat-o, de
cand a desvelit scumpa taina a
yietii sale, sangele ii ramasese in
fierbantat 81 suflctul lipsit de as
tampar. o vedea mefeu. ii ~lrrreu
fuAea de dansa; s6antirea, p4 care
o. avpse atunci, lneren ~ xAiria 81
ell icauta mereu = . goneasuk.
Adeseori il apuca o pornire de
turbare, incat sfmtia ucigas si Sc
yedea sfani,n' ID pc Toderics, pc
Mihu, pe G sma u o singura To-
vitura. = iar1Si - alina pc o
clipa, dar de odsf3 II apuca do,
rul sill purta spre vale. Ma due,
lsi zicea, ian u eeduc sici, de-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
STIRI DIN
PATRlE..

Guvernul a luat asupralSi grija
aducerei in tara 81 inmormantarei
ramasitelor lpi Take Ionescu.
Defunctului Sc vor face fune-
rarii rationale.
Legatiunea romana din Roma
"a priniit instrdctiunilc ntcesSre
peptru eNpedierea cOrpului lui
Take Ionescu in tara.
!, Inmormantarea nu Sc va putea
face inainte de 10 zile. c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

mare, cum este acela de strica
o logodna.
Luni de dimineata, vazandu.l
mai -deschis, Safta incepu a Sc in.
varti. pc langa dansul. Atat ii vor-
bise Marta despre Miron, incat
|capul 81 inima ii erau pline de
chipul frumosului pastor; sta insa
la indoiala 81 nI credea, Cd Mihu
va vol sa auda despre dorintcle.
|Martei. De cand era inca in leaJ
gan, tata 81 mama Sc mangaiau
Gu gandul, Cd o yor MARTA dupd,
Toderica ii acum nu putea sd Sc.
impace Gu gandul, ca Marta sasi
aleaga alt sot. Cand isi vedea insa
fiica prapadita 81 Sc uita in ochii
ci staruitori, incepea Sd Sc indu-g
ioseze; lara cand Marta scdpa
cate-o lacrama, indata ii zicea:
Mario! vino draga mamci, sa /
mergem la Ell. 81
M, ii zicea Marta. Nu potl
Du-te singura, caci mic imi vins
. ma aseund in fundul pamln,
tului.
Ear cand Safta pleca. Marta |
fugea dupa daAsa q = rngs 81 NJ
nesrsa:
W. lraa).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
IN URMA GU so DE AMI.

.Jumatate de secOl trecut a avut
afectele asupra farmaciei. In 1872,
presupunerea ca "Lucru gretos G
folositor'', era predaminatoare, 81
amestecurile dc. gusturi 81 mirosuri
rcspnigatoarc crau prescripse in
ma .joritatca cazurilOr. Puturosul
lapte al buruenei asiatice numita
asafetida (numita i'm mod vulgar
escrementul dracului) era cerut TO-
arte multi, lar pentru farmacist era
o ocupatie placuta sal faca. Mute
medicine eXcelente II 'au fOst cunO-
scute, >de exemplu Cascara sagrada,
cea mai buna laxativa. Astazi a To-
cult pc vechea farmacia o pravalic
eleganta, lar farmacistii primesc
cele mai multe preparatii della Ia
.boratoriile specializate. Remediile
trebuie sa multumeasca 81 ochii 81
gustnl. Luati de exemplu Vinul
Amar al lui Triner. Aceasta re-
medic b,lna pentru constipatie, gas
in intestine, dureri de cap, pierde-
rea apetitului sau alte disordine de
stomac, aceasta remedie fOarte
placuta la gust. Ingredientele cele
mai principale sunt Cascare sagra-
da. Daca vrei sd te simti confor-
tabiI in timpul verei, G absolut ne
cesar sd al la indemana Vinul A.
mar al lui Triner. Sc vinde la toa-
te farmaciile 81 la negustorii de me-
dicamente.-(A Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

laor 81 iara-si Tesla pc campul Sc
min al cerului; stelele,. carul CT
boi, closca, Gu pull, intregi cetel,
stralucite pc nesimtite Isl mutal
lOcul 81 inaintau pc calea rdbilo1
INSPIRE Ger 81 Gu privirea perduta
in adancul inaltimilor lumesti, Gu
care atat de multi Sc desprinsese
Acest GER atat de straverziu, atat
de Impede, era campia, pc care
Miron sc juca in capharie, era
cartea cea mare, din care in tine.
rete Isl talmacia tainele vietii
lara acum, cand, obosit de munca
zilei, trupul lui era cuprins dc
amorti1eg ssunetul san deslegat ca
o para de foe Sc ridica .si Sc de-
parta de Ia fah pa4Antului, pc
care isi parea atat az strain.
vi.
Grozav Sc indirjisef Nenea
Mihn.
Sedea 81 iarasi sedea ccasuri
infregi, fara ca Sd poata esi Ia
capat Gu gandurile sale.
Peste putin el uitase intalIlirea
neplacuta, pc care an avut-o u
punte 81 nj Sc mai gandia AZ cat
Il rantatea osmenilor,. care acum
ayeau despre ce sa vorbeasca. Ii.
parea Ell xede Ssduaa tIlns er6. ],
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinxi mana ID coltu]
stradelor in car c&nd al rSmas
fara o mana sau IN picior In
scrie-ts intro societats din
Uniunea s. r. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
A VII

Romanii din Akron, Ohio 81
vecinatatc sunt rugati a lua la
cunostinta ca find pregatit de a
pleca in Romania pentru un timp
de vre-o trei luni de zile, voiesc
prin aceasta a informa, 81 rog pc
acei frati Romani care Isl au fo-
tografii la Atelicrul meu, ca in
timp de 15 zile sd Sc presinte de
aSile scOate, sau acei care au ceva
afaceri GU mine personal sd Sc
presinte la:
PETE DICKS, Studio
1908 South Main Str. Akron, o.
IE0 GfN
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DE .VINZARE

O casa moderna pentru 4 ia
milii, pretul $1O.5O0.
Adresa: 10013 Dove Avenue !;
de pc 116 Str. Tramvaiul Union
s'au Corlett. (163-6S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
De vlNZARE

O casa Gu sase odai, lumina
electrical 81 gaz etc. Casa pc o
strada pavata, 81 lotul G foarte
mare. Gel interesati sd Sc adreseze
la proprietar:
1908 Elton Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
(163, 64-65).
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GURA sATULUI.
Muvox

Unul, mai stiutor de tainelc
celor doua case, spunea soptind
prietenului sau mai apropiat, ca
Toderica Sc intalnise Vineri seara
Gu Anica Podarului la portita,- Cd
AMIGA Far ii necajit Gu insura-
toarea 81 ca el ar fl zis, ca Marta
sltbtirica, incat mai sti ce sd
faci ell ca, temandu-se ca nu cum
va sa frangi intre degete 81 alte
deasemenea lucruri de luat peste
umar ar ii graft Toader. Anica
lea sspns toate aceste Floarsi lui
Ciueur, lar Hoarea a dat WORLDS
mai departe, ineat Safta . prins
y Aosst volnn = poato -
Sza = 16ifgrl ''castGH 1elr
.'s. a -. 11Ilk
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ROC!

Pc cetitOrii acestui ziar care ar
sti de un anumit PITT PLUGAR
fost locuitor in Indianapolis, Ind
sd bine voiasca ami trimite adre,
sd lui. Dau $500 suventie celor
ce mi va comunicala adresa:
JOHN EVAN
77O Councourt Str.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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APARE IN FIECARE ZI.

APARE IN FIECARE II.
Pretul pentru -publicatii ca: "Caut."
"Dc vinzare," "Anunt de casatorie,"
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuvfnt Dol
CENT? dc o publicatie. Sub SO de cent?
nu Sc publica mimic.
Pentru Dari de seama, Invitari de
botez, cununii sau dansuri, cent? IL
MIA, sau $4.00, / coloana de ziar.o
Publicatiile sd fie insotite de suma
necesara. Credit nu are decit socictA-
tile din Uniunea S. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotoErafii nu se
fnapoiaza.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING

The regular meeting Of the 81 .
Johns Community Club and an,
nual election of officers was held
in the Y. w. G.. A. building ON
Tuscday evening. A. Il. Jones,
of the st. Johns Lumber com
pany was elected president Dean
Knowles, vice-president; Mrs.
Bertha Montgomery, secretary
and y. l.. Dobie, treasurer.
by unanimous consent, the
club created the title Of past
president for II. j. Monahan.
who has been president of the
club since its organization. This
title will never be conferred ON
any other retiring president.
W, II. Fletcher, vice-presidcnt Of
the club, paid a high tribute to
MIR. Monahan who declined to
accept the office again.
A resolution was adopted TO
extend the Portland Railway and
Power company a vote Of thanks
for the effort which they have
put forth in seeking to give st.
Johns district better ear service.
The club does not feel that ST.
Johns is getting just the best ear
service possible, but feels that
the service has been improved
and wishes TO express It's appre-
citation of the improvements
made. This district is now be-
ing served with Is trains as com.
pared with l3 trains before and
a number of stops have been elm
mated shortening the time for the
run.
j. l.. White, of the Ellison.
White Chautauqua, explained the
plan which has been adopted for
putting on the Chautaqua which
was endorsed by the club and a
membership taken.
\ musical program included
numbers by Miss Gertrude Ho-
ber who played a violin accom-
paniment to vocal solo which
she sang. Miss Hober, r. f.
llurd and Mrs. NJ. McGnl also
furnished a musical number and
Miss Hober played violin solo
accompanied by Mrs. McGll ON
the piano.
The next meeting of the club
will be Christmas tree TO
which small gifts will be taken
and afterward presented to needy |
children in the district.
In charge of the program are
Dean Knowles, Mrs. s. A. Mul- |
key, r. f, Hurd and Mrs. Ber- |
nice Mccall. The committee ON
he tree is Harry 0rmandy, Mrs. |
Bertha Montgomery, s. l.. |
Dobie and Mrs. ii. +. Clark.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

The state Of Oregon is TO be
congratulated on its standing in
the literacy table of the states of
the Union. IL is exceeded by
only one state, Iowa, in the low
percentage Of illiteracy among its
inhabitants. Only 1.8 per cent
Of the people of this state are un-
able to read and write, while the
average for the nation as a whole
is 6 per cent.
Our nation has a greater num-
bcr Of illiterates than any coun-
try Of Europe. This can be ac-
counted for by our lax immigra-
ton laws that have been in eff
feet for so many years. This
country has been the dumping
ground for millions of foreigners,
especially fro mthe Slavic states
Of southern Europe. This great
influx has lowered our literacy
rate and has not added anything
to our standing as first class
nation. This influx has been
curtailed by recent immigration
laws. A further reduction and
restrictions imposed on the class
Of people coming to our shores
would be "A good thing for our
country.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

In this season of good cheer
and charitable deeds the results
obtained by the American Relief
Association this year is a shining
light. The work of this great
association is not yet complete.
There is still much suffering,
especially in Russia. Food and
clothing remittance blanks can
be had at the Peninsula National
Bank, every cent of the proceeds
of which go TO buy clothing and
food for suffering humanity.
We have numbers of foreign birth
and others, who no doubt, will
call at the local bank and buy
these food and remittance blanks
in order TO help a starving peo.
pie.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

Exchange Of War Savings GER
tificates, series 1923, will be
made as of Jan. LIST aud 18th,
1923. New certificates will be
delivered prompt on exchange.
TO holders Of these certificates
the Peninsula National Bank will
be glad TO aid you in every way
possible in making the exchange.
Consult your bank relative 20
your exchange Of War Savings
certificates now held by you and
due the first Of the new year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08
TO THE PEOPLE OF RoosE
WELT CENTER
FOrmerly u, st, Johns

| wish to announce that | will
open a meat Market at 1910 s.
FeSSenden st. next Monday,
Dee. llth, 1922.
Quality and service at all
times.
RAY CRANE,
1910 s. FeSSenden
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Community church win hold their
annual Bazaar and Food Sale
Saturday, Dee. l6, at the Piggly.
Wiggly Store. All giving dona-
tions will kindly have them at
the Store by 10 O'Clock in the
morning.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

just list to the story
We want TO tell
OF gifts large and small,
Sure TO please you well,
At the Blue Bird Bazaar
You will find them all
Gifts for children
And ladies tall,
Dolls we will dress
In fashions late
Pretty and neat
At a reasonable rate.
MRS A. j. CANRIGHT,
3ll Jersey st =.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08
NECKTIES-ROGERS

If you want a heavy pure wool
fleece high top work SON for
81 .25 I've got it.-ROGERS.
4 II. new house, lot 75xl00 for
Sll00, $l75 cash, bal. like rent,
Hurry for this will be sold quick,
Amizich says it is bargain.
See him 800 n. Jersey st.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-08

FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE CENTRAL-THE BUSIEST
LITTLE STORE ON THE PENINsULA-THEREs REASON
O. o. D. ORDERS TAKEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

Yes -tid Hu~ti5- w shall have
fo hv Ners careful und uuf lunpt any
81 tho 70 wag balloon people or the
trees They never grow a ht after
thoy fal.'
suddenly Ntncy had fu -u,sfU
"Kcrchoo aerrltoo Dc went twice
Instantly BE- oic overhead snapped
out
There knew you dee 90 Vow
goinE Go fHu uu Inn -HppInE
I feel my stem Eltinr'
wa sure sutnrthluE would HHn-
pen Here INs hrru hunriur un h'
tho skin of my teeth fur tao u~
week if Z drop thc balloon man i
sure lu E.i mr fi,H HfH ast. ue
off to tho earth Co. 70 eouufr, fsIr ur
circus aud sch me Co. "a child who
will rithrr poke mr luiu H nrc ur
stirk ID pin into me-
e don't want to drop off WON O.
drup orr wunT 90. Du
catch mr somrhodt' Qui'k' Im
going
But nobody did catch uum aud po
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
2 Christian Science
Publishing Society !
Trustees Resign

BOSTON. Jan ii-Th= rcsigna
ions OF Herbert " Eustace and
Pant Harvey a. trustees Of the Chris
iian sciance Publishing society were
accepted by Judge trrushy of Do
supreme court today. He announced
that tho question of appointing rev
frusieta would ht considered later
AL ID conference uf counsel Tor the
directors 81 the First Church 90
christ Scientist with the court Of
was agreed tina e. hearing should De
gin tomorrow uu the allowance of
the fruafeps'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
Head Stuffed By
Catarrh or Cold
Use Healing Cream

m your uas'ril- tr' rloEgrd YOUR
IHruHf distressed uf N.tIl head t-
ruffrd Iy nasty ,liutrh ur H cole
HuUit l ittlo pure HuI-HNfIi E'ru
destroying cream into Nour u~u-'rils
o. nr|uciUates through every Hr pas
cage ruothinE iuNtmsd swollen
mDmhrnnc- ana 1"a %rI instant relief
finw gond tt feels Your nosHrilr
HrH open. Your hrut I- clrHr No
moro hHwtine snuftliug dry mess D.
afruuring foe breath Get o. small
bottle of Eiy'- cream Balm rom uny
drHrEizf colds AMI ruturrh yield
lNl, uttefr Upnt stay stuffed up
I.rIIrf b. HHrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

SEW YORK. Jan ii-Forcisn
bar silver csc.
Copper steady "lectrolNu, rpot ANA
nearby 13a r. a. futurcs tic
Tin sctad, spot and nearby $500,
FUTURES $50 go.
Iron steady unchanged
cad sirudy spot St-UnHNU
Lin, quiet Fast 81 Louis DELIVERY
spot - sUWiha
Anthony spot 81 30
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11
Case of Justice
OF Peace Taken
Under Amusement

The matter OF the accusations
against Justice OF Peace uescderlo
Montoya of ola Albuquerque we're
taken under advIsvment this morning
by Judge ~ D. Hickey arrr o. nricI
hcariug iu 40, district count District
attorney r. g. Garcia presented hta
accusation charging The Iu-tlt, ut
peace vita refusiuE 20 carry pat ihr
orders % adyls" In connection with
the case which resulted 900 thc -eu-
trncinE OF IndcrElcru Fred fVrnuff
and deputy sheriff % Is Hoicomh
10 serve 40 days Iu JaIl and psl ung-
Of S1Oe apiece
Fred furuou announced this norm
ms that he was preparing tu appeal
the ease. IN winch he u the deputy
were charged with assault ON the Cen
tral Bar 300 old Albuquerque follow
ing a raid on me place ChristmaH
eve. lie stated that he intended To
the case INTO the district court
an tho lear future since tur district
attorney asked for the dismissal of
the case In the justice OF peace court.
% b. probable Jhst hr will ask Tor
no. dismissal IN the higher court whti.
30 cumos az on appeal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

iNtn thHlHrfs aud HtHhahakrr nHrtH
iHf 40 vi Noppor ave. pkene on "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

~, 100 room 2 stofs dwelling arranged
Tor tee Apartments Income 800 PET mo,
completely furnished HiEhiHnda
y. iuO-a room fame sleeping porch; fut
nirhed Highlands. ore BLOCK from Cen
tfhi Ave.
ef.DJO % room. white stucro bungalow
nov hardwood floors. built In features
Fourth ward.
~, OO0-Donhle frsne cottage; rooms,
bath, aud giassed porak 90 each eide
completely furnished. rents for $40 pef
month A fine investme'-. y. Cen
tfal Ave.
soms good rancho. for sale. Houses and
lots IN all parts " the city Business
Properly. Business Opportunities,
A. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Loans. fire InsutAnoe Aatomobils Insuf
auce, ard all Other lines Of Insurance:
Surety Bonds.
rhone 67l III souih Fourth ~.
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second and Gold Ave.
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FOR sALE-Houses
BUSINESS o~PPoRIUNITIEs /:
Contractors and Carpenters

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or by the
hour pFices reasonable. Estinates fur
niahed ftoe, All work guaranteed. Phone
tgul W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

NOTlCE OF SUIT.
So ttlh1
In The District Court Of BcfnAlllo County,
stale N New MrNItn.
Ueursr % kccA. plainitn
rbon. GO


Inkunvn heirs Of iamra = Mitchell do
erased. unknuWn heirs o. Tfantito dafcia
decreased. Miguel Garria, Brd deceased Sol
nnnn Oarfih. deceased, and ralYndur ~
Gaft.n. Jose Garcia. Miguel Garcia Let MA
uel Oarria .rd. sud LenIinn Garcia and al
uHkunun cgaimahis o. intcrrkt adverse 20
plsintin To- the tract Of land hereinafter de-
sruhcd. defendants
To the above named drfr sdaHts
You arr hereby notified that a suit has
been Sled against ynu tn the said court
aud county,. hy the ahuee named PLAINTIFF
in which tn Aatd plainun pays that hus
title Dee drirrmiued and forever quifted and
srt at rest 60 the following described prem
isos. rs ait
piece Of Ind beginning At = point
uhirh heau naHh go dss t0' vsat a dia
tsnr. OF LAO o. faln The quarter Garner
common 60 Sections sn aud % Twp ~ N,
q % q thence south ~ deg 90 east ihe
feet thence south so de- 10 vest 200 4
fert thence nnrih 90 de- 500 wrsi 4a22
frtt thence north 4 dce 81 east ia feet,
containing tte acres
Alsa snntssr piece described a. fallnaf
o. vi tt Beginning a. a point which bears
north 40 dos az wrfi a distance Of i7tN
feet ifum The quarter rufurr common 30
sections 90 und ~ Twp ~ y X "
thrnrs south ~ deg east ISIS fret ihcurf
south ~ hrg % vrft luls feet thence
.nuih ~ tea a. ssst tA1t feet thence
north % dos 20 ratt a7l ~ ihenre north
10 deg as vcst q95 feet thence south %
dos ~ vfat go feet thence south 5 des
14 urst fnat lsft O. the polnt add place
of boFinnirg Containing $50 arrcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

NEW NORk. Jan lt-CaIl munel
,asyo. hirh are low 3s ruling rate
49, closing bid g. offered go Sh
last loan aL Time loans easy 90
days. go days and sis muuths "a
Prime mercantile paper 50 uh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

NEW york. Jan 49, lthorty
bonds closed aiaH, tH7.76. first A.
S97 M. second a. % 5i urst ihr
Sak. 90 second Az So 50 third
Ihs. $500. fourth 81 81 nS VIE
tory aAs. S1UO.12s victory i'ts
lUN.lb.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEN YORK. Jan 81 Trading ~
socks today was uNorshndoWcd
throughout hy further heavy buying
OF liberty ~ victory issues. fhc-. al
most without exception moaning to
highest PRICES fpr @ year or more
sales approXimatod 500 900 shares.
Tho cluslng was strong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

Leverett- Zapf * Co.
REALTORS

REALTORS
DO you realize the large amount VI In
pfovcmenis that we're made IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
during 1871 Then you would decide d,
buy right nov. Lets show you them to.
day, only so cash aud $40 pcr month. A
fine insesiment.
second and Gold Ave. Phone Go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-11

WNsTHoUNp -nsur
lfaM Arrive ftHuHfi
SO The Ffonf 800 pm In tm
No a~Nnlif Limited 10 .Hn am a. nn Hm
~. F-fHrgn fHst 90 aH am 81 WaH
30. VIE Navajo .tl H1 am 90 40
sOuTunouND
NJ ea-El Paso Tan. %. f0pm
So. q1-kl Pasa Erp "a taam
EARrnouasn
81. TIE Navajo eInpm 2ffopm
No s-Cau launtrd s.nifn etntin
" t-ernta ~ Elsht 7 aipm i0pn
10 lo-Iks k<ant 4iaoAp T.boaB
FKpr SouTH
W as.-Ffam ~ Paso Snaps
50 an~fram ~ fase Ttouaa
No % eapaseis u neiuH wnh A. - ~
eiasis fseas tsilat kaa.as Ciu snd oalf
faaat.
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SUDDEN SERN ICE

A.. another piece described a. follows
III d.s "a vsst Isis isst from tag
81 'Ii"N. r.. 81 theur, .outh : des
~ ve.t 1910 feet th'nco north dss
o7f .s.t 75 feet thence north IT, deg VI
vest "a feet thence south ~ d.s
sasi t5U feet 10 she point and pace OF
beginning Containing ~ srr,s ,.,
10 wit. beginning 40 a point Which bear.
nntth SIS deg 5O' west Loo ie'i iium w,
auarirt corner comnon 90 ''Dn, 7. 'e9
az east 81 r foot thgHcr south "a
iog .ul wet 2t7 . feet ,hrnre n"tih ~
az 500 wet So tcet it'hc, norm ~
Isl east ib5 feet to VIC point and plhf"
hcgnning Containing 40 frr'f
Also another p,ec. bcF'nh',s a. = pa'
Irot from thr auartsr cnfnHr common i'
sections 20 and 90 Twp 80 q D.
thence south 81 deg a.
Yrrfh 30 deg 10 wet go foot thtut'
outh % isg 90 west go ifot 90 ths point
and place of beginning '"nl'lnihs ''-
being ,hs same Identical pio,s a. parcel.
If land conveyed 60 said NHo. o. heck hH
ttanssio Moutg}a b. 'aal Ms,,-l H''a
tssar o. pSf' aSaSa Be- d'.d from 1;a..
eafea 49, caroe de- Lans Dc Nar-h h
Rool 5s pass n record. Of Beruaiuo
County y 81 and rs'HraHce 90 which Do
here made Coz a dssrHitiaa DO saIi re
sptrtiVe drfds.
Yau are further naHasi hat unlr.s 700
eater ur cause 60 De- entered Yuur uup.Hf
ance iu ssid cause oa uf hrfure he 2nth aa}
~ February 1879 lud-mcat will De frul
cred IN raid cause Hrnir.i sun u1 u"fnulf
and thr relief praI rI fHr VII Do sraaigl
The uame nf ihr piaIHtH attorney BE- John
ysnahls whose postoa..s address 10 Ailu
aurruue. n. NJ
FIRED CROtLorr
Clrfk
Hy HtRRY . LIZ
fEEAIl Derliy
jan al A. -
NoTICE go DEMONSTRATION
Nnfirc b. hrrrh' z,oH hat Tho under
firucd was nn IaunHrt o 1922 daily 900.
pntut.d administfatrH uIu Che NW HuurSri
N the estate ~ Crr.erHU" Norres deceased
hy Tho prnhatr Court nl Ncfnnhllo County
New Nssiso art dH.. l~naliticd o. such
administrator a. prasunf having claims
against The estate % tbD stid dercirni are
hrrrhr required tu present the same ln fhe
undersigned in ihr Wenurr aud wt'hin ths
time prescribed hy Itv
SFNERA NitNttIN DE TuRitts
AdmIuisfraft. HHH zoe will annexed
Ian - ~ 2h ftH g.
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to both pacaers and shippers 20 Co
soc higher thal Yesterday average.
hulk hest lfu t0 .Db p|ound"rs S7.6uu
7.su, 200 o. .15 p%ouuders 81 asa go.
packer top $500. bulk ul -ule- g 80
q go most throwout sOw~ 1850
s,25. tat pigs 2Sc higher best $50.
sheep receipts 1000; AlllnE clts-o
generally steady Zcc hlghtr. yoarI-
lnr- uu more 81 pound lrh yeI"'
llngs st1.UU. best lambs oforeu sll.ls