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Taylor. Defendant. Greeting;

You are hereby notified that n suit
has been commenced against you and
the other defendants herein named by
The First National Bank of ~TucuNaati,
New Mexico, ~ plaintiff IN the above
named court, whereby the said plain.
,ins seeks 10 forcclosc n certain deed ~
trust made aud executed by Yourself
and the other defendants herein, on
the Goth day Of May, 1905, conveying
~ one w. =. buchanan, rs trustee for
the said The First National Bank Of
Tucumcari. New McSico, Lots : aud :
IN. the Original Townsitc of Tucumcafi,
Quay County, New Mexico, to secure
an indebtedness to said bank in tie
sum of Twenty nine Hundred Fifteen
Dollars together with interest thereon
~ the rate If ten per ccntum unuum
from date aud ten lrr cent of amount
due ~, attorneys fees, ~ cvidrncoh~hy
your Joint aud several notes signed with
day Ut MAY, 1909, aud due four months
after date.
You are further not fled that FROM ~
AFFIDAVIT filed IN said causc 10y G. g..
| Davidson one Of the attorneys for III"
plaintin, 1t appears that you are u non
resident of the Territory Of New Men
leo, aud that from d%.lipcnt inquiry ~
your acquaintance aud family your
whereabouts are unknown.
You arc. therefore. further notified
that unless your appear, or cause your
appearance Ia be- entered in said cause
on ar before the lst day of March,
1910, you will be- adiudgcd in default
aud a decree pro confcsso will Ice en-.
tered against you in accordance with
the prayer of the plaintin 5 complaint.
WITNESS, the Hon. Afford ".
Cooley. Associate Justice u the Su.
prcmr Court of the Territory of New
Mexico. aud Judge Of the Sixth Judi
rial District Court thereof, aud the
seal of said District Court, TIN, 2Gtl
day Of November, \. d. 1909.
s27 ~. C1lAS. T.. DOWNS. Clrrk.
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moment-because IL is not. However,
| feel quite fortunate in having the
subject which has been assigned TO me.
The subject, Civic Pride.
don know what I am going to say,
but | do know what | am going to talk
about. There are times when a man is
too full for u%tterance, in other words
sometimes n man gets so full he can Z
keep from talking. / am going 10
strike a happy medium tonight, and
talk just long enough, There are some
other good things to come after / am
through.
In the first place I want to endorse
everything that has been said, and, lest
there be some here who might be in
doubt about the proposition, / want
10 say that | am a booster. | believe
II a man is a booster, be is pardoned
even if he draws on his imagination
aud stretches the truth n bit in telling
about his town.
Society in this day aud age has little
use for the man who ia not ready TO
stand up and boost for his town. The
kind of a man that / admire il the man
who, when he looks upon the stars and
stripes waving in the breeze, says, tiny
flag is the best;'' who says ''my state
is the best;" who says Of his town,
Hmy town IA the baet.Js who lands
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an exceeding high mountain and show.
eth him all of the Kingdoms OF the
World, aud the glory of them aud
saith unto him, all these things will |
give thee II thou wilt fall down aud
worship me" But said he Kentucky
vas not In sight.
Gentlemen, I would have you visit
Kentucky, view the large herds Of cattle
as they Craze leisurcly upon VI fields
Of blue grass and ne down to rest un.
der the shades Of the great forest trees
provided by nature, aud gaze with de.
light and admiration on our fine horses,
acknowledged by every state and ma.
ton to be the bcs, on earth. To behold
our women, who for .symetry, beauty,
culture and g tnement are uncxcellcd.
You would recall the visit made by the
Queen Of Shcba 10 King Solomon, who
having proved him with hard questions,
aud Solomon told her all of her qucs.
tions, aud when the Queen had seen
III ulH lNhbllls Nuf hNhNf Nv Wv YUM
his riches aud honor, she said, "thc
half has never been told me- But
gentlemen you have II right to be proud
Of your city. The Tucumcari News
the best weekly paper published in
the southwest looks well TO the inter
cst of your growing city aud would
be worthy of u city of five times youi
population. Your boosters with the aid
IT such n paper will never tire, until
you shall have reached your highest
expectations. As 10 womcn-no tonRu,
or pen has ever been able TO speak
OF write her ~worth-shc was the last
the best, the purest Of creation. Man
should ever love, honor, aud protect hcr
and may the tod of all mercies bless
her.
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STAG Q
Continued from HTst pags.)

money, and that without talking shop,
most Of them were his victims in that
they had purchased homes from him
in the real estate business; that with
such a lot Of men to cheer us, that .
city could be built anywhere, sven in
the Sahara; that when in our struggle
for a sewerage system they came to
a man TO vote for a cleaner greater,
Tueumcari; that they could always be
depended upon; that we are proud to
be acquainted with such u set Of men,
and that we want them TO remain
with us; that II takes men to build
new railroads and to form corporations,
aud Il takes such as we have here; that
the General Counsel Of the Rock Is.
land Railroad has just been here, look
ing after the matter Of taxes, and
though. the country school districts
had assessed his eompany's property
too high for school purposes, that he
would not complain, for Tucumeari and
her people had always been too kind
10 them TO cause them TO o~bject-thus
showing the warn friendship between
railroad men and all the people IL Tu'
cumeari; that II you want to start ON
a Journey, feeling like u gentleman and
be treated like a gentleman, to start
cut with these good boys, the Railroad
Mon OF Tucumcari, and then he said
LETT drink to the health Of "The Rail
road Men Of Tucumcarl."
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THE HOME STATE AND LADIES,
W. L. C~ruteher, q Kentuckian.

Mr.. ToastmastoT and Gentlemen;
| have never known n Kentuekian
that was not proud Of his state. He Is
ever ready to talk Of her resources, TO
tell Of grand men and women that adorn
the state and proud that Kentucky has
furnished M hundred and two gov.
errors for her wi and other states.
some two years ago one Of the largest
aud best daily papers published In Ken.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEX.
Ico. WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF QUAY.

The First National Bank Of
Tucumcari, New Mexico. }
Plaintiff
". y
!" r. Taylor, Amanda Tay }
Tor. A. r. Carter and Lucy }
\. Carter, Defendants. }
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Mr.. Toasmastcr and uentlemeni
feel that il would be superfuobs for
me 20 say that this Is a very happy
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
The Territory of New Mexico. to L. Z.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I42I Penn. Avenue

NotIcs-F0lloVjng schedule not guaranteed
900 A NJ Daily Florida Fast Mail %
Through coaches ana Pullman sleepa-s IN
Savannah and jacksonville. Through sIeeD-
er5 Washington 10 Hamlet, and Hamlet r.
Atlanta Dining carr.
$40 p. n. Daily Except Suaday-''Sssbr -5
Florida Limited solid electric lighted Phil
man with sleaper 10 jacksonville, ST. Au-
gustins, Pain Beach Miami. knights Eev
Dining cars.
7:s5 P. NJ. GAaily-"Year Round I5rifta5 Do
Goa cheS and pullman to Savannah, jackson
Vile. Tampa Atlanta Birmingham. Mem
phis. Dining cars.
R. H. STASSELIs District Passenger Agent
FaE 80
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FOR RENr-STABLES.

FOR RENr-STABLES.
FOR BENT-Brick stable In the rear Of AIS
g. So nH. OWNER. Phone North 1914
iaS-Gl
FOR EENI-Bfick stable. stalls Tor 10
horses ur suitable Tor garage: rent so
Rear OF Grocfrs 40 1916 g2d 81. usr sas-tt
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ELECTRICAL WORKS

EXPERT electrical work ions ON e-,,- --.
G-s. motors and generators our s.a-farl.
Warrington Machine s. FIsclS.saL O. 6af =
ST.. NV. Phone Main Igl- t-a-. ~
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W, 5. & A z. RY.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINE"

EIectricpaiacs cars from White House Station
CTIBTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST
For RaItim0re-5.80 and every half b-T-
from $50 a. IN. to 40 ,. m. aud $50 9.s1
1879 end 1855 p no
For AnnapOlg-EveTy hour from $40 a r5
70 go D. M ana $50 and I-s5 D. ia
Ears One way Round -rfo
TO Baltimore. .-.-.---.-. soc 5IR
10 Annapolis and Z. s.
Naval a -ademE- .,.,...... 75c g. 9r
All II 81. Gags run direct TO White E9rza
Station.
,Ticket once al I4tl and K. y. ave " "
a nd at White House station. 10th and j SIS
n f.. Telephone N. 1898. og5-tr
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

|. NOTE: Published only as information and
not Euarzuter
400 P. Nc. {, o. Limited. Daily. Fast ,-az.
tIbule train. = tllmsn slsepers 20 IexI1rtgn
Louisville, Cir siunati, Indianapolis ChiEarl
and ST. Louis. Connection for Virginia FI1t
Springs. Pul man Car Louisville 10 Mem
phis and SC~ Orleans, Dining Cars a h.
carte service,
I:f0 P Nj. r. v. LIMITED DaH,,
SOLID yestibuls train. Pullman sIeepsrz +7
Cincinnati, Lexington, and L.7ui-,yifrs
Commandment sleeping car 10 Virginia H0t
Springs week days Dining cars. a h cs-+z
service. Pullman sleePers Cincinnati ~
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville In
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio offices 5Is Psnrvgr-
vsnia ave, 1853 7 sc. ana New Union St.
tion Telephone Main 1866 or DOS Tor sf-L
ets baggage checks, reservations ana tsri-
cab. de6-tr
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tCt' SALt--A nice home, 2-sJ1rl- s-T0ou
sad oath brick. Al condition. corner prop
- IS very desirable northwest ueiEnb3rao0d
lot - feet front by nice depth- Bfice. e. $50
terms % suit
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Y B.-FoUoViug schedule figures published
only as information aud are not euarsBfae4
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New
orleans. AsheviIle. Chattanooga N@17pb5s
S.I5a u.. aud I0.45 p. M daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChsIfa1r.,r.
Memphis New Orleans. 1910 o. IN
nor Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken
l.. s BROWN, General Agent.
se6-exr11-fF
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THESE
1ol-oANs WRITE OR PHONE 5gs0 MAIN
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~, l Lit&LII\E DWELLINGS, APART
AENI~, FLATS AND STORES. Ali. SEC
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

/ tptt SALE-A nice home. z-st1rl. s-r5oH
o--u vain brick Al condition. corner prop
/ ~ 'eiy desirable northwest ueiEab0rao1a
~. - Lee- 'front.' by nice depth: price. $3.50
/ E0I SALE-NH Exceptional. BARGAIN
[ VI y coLDRED PARTY; 1-Stouy- 6-rcou
I anu 0aJh. brick home. excellent condition
I 81 80 -.g' property; neigubcsh05d az letH and
/ = S's. H".' price. $3.50
/ FOR sALE-Aksin we are oa-r.ue bargain.
! ~ Nlsll anie c94pfed parties iI tre s1urla8s
49, G,t-l h,. q nice 2-stos>. s-r5ou and ea-a
$50 a''' rear alley. price. $3.50; terms 10
FRANK r RAWLINGS co..
----- ---2 Pa. eve. y. vs. lsS-.-
ss-s'-5-r2sm bun brick. Ioth &c.. near Linz
t.Ht Park bargain. kAEEI-k a. NET
- -. lIe9 New York ave nv.
GREAT BARGAIN for colora5 8.5r.4sz.r. o.
{ room BRICK. 3 squares from CAPITOL an car
iiile. large yards, also Igl5 I-tH ST. n.e B.
,.'"aS lslAe t't. kAEEICk a. METTAI...
-3-2 NeM York ave. NV. II
FOR SALE Handsome rf-.,a,r1 residences
Vest side " 18TH ST near l. uv.. bsrsafg
D. s1.d at once. EARRTCK & AIET"AT.lr
$50 New York ave. ass. ssra-t
FOR SALE-A splendid frame home - an-
G1nqitioA on . street between 3sd and sfsa.
Bath, side alley. deep lot Price g. S-r An
ply 30 l5th ST. nv fa5-tf
FOR sALE-A large soIidIv buHt home f1
GeOt8eloNu, impressive appearance Large
lot Oh s:LHer sIde-a 1u-It frontage I5l r.
deep II You a-e looking for handsome o.e
none 70 NnlcA LNy wings can be attached fI-
apartment house purposes. here's y0uF chance
Pftcs Sl5.vyJ Owner vii exchange for zn9sf
Investment properties, free o. incumbraucs
Apply 80 18Th S. NV. ja5-tf
tOif SALE-Iuve property tn
Georgetown renting for yy6s price s. $50. A1-
ply 90 18Th 81. NV. jazz
FOR SALE-A home Tor co,orsd man o. in
come ln .ne section Of GEORGETOWN. price
fJ,9ODs truss existing. g. so. has wears Lo
run balance, $500 down. $40 per month
stories, hol-Nater heat. side alley. Apply
- 18Th 81. Ew. iaZ-if
FOR SAL.E-lS55 Vermont ave. NV. hne brick
nome All modern Improvements, S4,5005 easy
terms Apply - 18TH ct. NV iaz-tf
FOR SALE-I057 10Th 81. nv. corner OF l
DTlcR dwelling. splendid neighborhood s. 900,
Easy terms. Apply SO 18th 81. NV ja2-tI
COLORED BUYER ATTENTION
For sale-Nice litie frame DWELLING I'D ST.
near (Eye) ST, $3.50; easy terms. AbnIg
90 18th st. nv f4--Fr'
FOR SALsE-E 81. NV. near sd. s-rU01
brick. bath, $500; easy terms Apply SIS
18Th St NV. iss-tf
FOR SALE-six-room old frame. large I5t
on car line IA northwest for 1925. Apply 5-5
18th St NV f45-fF
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TO THE MEN

60 TIE EEE--EuacfaI for tre .-r...-.. F.
Havana Oilers 500 '.-leanIiness osr --r.r, 81.
made before yaur eyes r.. AGUTI.Ar 70
49, -.- -f. -f'a.-l Ha--g.
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RAILROADS.
BALTlMCRE AND OHIO R. R


LEANE new UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 q. tn.-Diner. Pullman ParIor
100 g. M.-Observation ParIor. 5-b7gr TIA -r,
1900 a. m.-Dlner and Pullman ParloI. ca
flI-0o a m.-Djne- and Pullman ParIor CO..
100 p m.-Jei-er and Pullman ParIor CD
500 p ---''It5ysl Limited 90 All PuIlma MS
400 ,. m.-.CCzches 70 PhISHsIphIa
900 p. m--DiHeT and Pullman ParI5r
500 p m--C9aches 10 Philadelphia
sJ.:l5 y. T.--Sikepers 20 New York
sz-52 a. m.-SleePers 10 Philadelphia and N=a
York
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.oo. 800. HOO M
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR OK TIE HOUR
Week Days Z h U- 20 II o. mo-
= -. 30 100, 10 %. 200 40 800 $50 % ed
Pc, 1000. 'li.o0 a. m, 100 noon. fi3-C5.
'I.o, 2l:l, zoe. 800, $50 $3.50 f40o.
I4:l5 800. y:o5. 80 800. $50. H.0o. 800
'9.00 5000. "l0.55. sI1:oo -l2.I5 n r
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO HI.32 $3.50 .. 80.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND louis
VILE, ~3.f0 a M. 400 .. m. sIg.D n5g6f
PITTSBURG. '9;io a. m. '1.22 's.l8 D. m.
CLEVELAND. 'sIo D. N.
COLUMBUS, $50 D. IN.
WHEELING. -9s10 =. M. $50 .. m
- WINCHESTER. 10 10 a. m, Ft.95. f5-og nm
FREDEEICK. fs;Zo. 1910, 1915 a. m. i 30
f4.t5. T5.45 2.
HAGERsrO7TN. 10 =. u.. IS 90 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. go. $500 a. m. fires noon
f5:Zo. 1880. $50. and $3.50 p. IA
sDaily- Except sunday. tsunday only.
TELEPHONES az al OF the following
Ticket Offices: 1917 c St. Tel. 8aHf 1891 SO
Pennsylvania ave. Main Z7g. Eeuy T--io-1
station Ticket once. Main 1890 Information
Bureau Main 7259. uo.2-rr
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THE TERPSICHOREAN
DANCING ACADEMY

Main Hall Northeast Temple, 18th and Il Ets
ne-s cordially invites YOU 20 their dances
held every Monday night during season. ex-
pert INSTRUCTORS: special attention given 90
beginners n01-Sussa-Lf
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT BeautIfuI Office II aocr. ~
location IN city Tor osteousfu massage. hair
dressing on other purposes rent low Ise9
- ms. fsq D.
We HAVE q splendid office room FOR rsnf
sl-tdpe Tor real estate or Ike purpose; rates
very reasonable splendid location. car aD5
SEQ IL. -NMERlCt& REALTY COMPANY.
7p5 1Ith ST. NV fS ~
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AUTOMOBILES OUTTNC
DENTISTRY.
WALL PAPER

GIT READY for inauguration. POP IA s...
maze ON gap@f1slE and Painting me rooms
samples gree legal guarantee a..a-z ...
NlfHs ~. pspe- ~ mp EeEf r.-fz- .-
WA " MAHCSEI. 6a8 Pa. ave Sc. p..-e
Lincoln 1892 .-s
EASTERN DECORATING 90 .s57 ,t-- 49,
ny. Lowest piece. estimates free. work
a.-N-1ip nFs--c.asas samples fl- selections
" ral--sE
GE ESTIMATES cost Sou u1shfug- ali -----7.
reduced fo1 next zJ aays. HUNT, ss sen.
l-E- ave Main -aH- 6e7-9gs
C.. g. SILENCE. srG - a. a-r Phone
Wall raD-rE lowest prices have me lfra az
estimate before 1aTias goar gager.uz l-rs
Tr-...r
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FOR EXCHANGE

~. t-i.l-H-NT apartment. we'll situated in
mort invest, rent. So. 600 per year Trust 81 656
az sis per cent TFice $50 600
" p LOCKWOOD 5Ig 1nh ms. gsss-
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..@ sAL9l-loel5az lass-s EcEf. sH7,.a
-'---- S-.ar regular gr..e. s-#>. -.E save .-
.i 7alal ro13sol. See HoFH GOD. sch ana u.s.
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A. F. FOX co.


2l7 Al ST. n, W.
80 8o4 < St TN \ w ''''.'
or boarding -, 500
1918 18Th Ri n w
rooms. bath ...,........-...-.............. 1905
rooms. ban. ...............'.....'........s $3.50
rooms. aa.b..........-.......,...'.. ..... a5.5a
l22 y ST \ w
rooms sss5. i soos e 2sdsr...,. 500
S rooms. n,Eoess ases, bsl6..... 49,. 800
20 Isl \. W
loo i d. y. l.
''.- -, ..-...-'.. --.5J
rooms. bath ......-..............-....... % 80
Or r & \ +
80 ~. Ice
.'''s' .5.i ..-..--.- -.----.-.-. Fl %
"a BRYANT 81 y w
O. rooms hats, -.
.'.7' , G 300
~ 9t1 81. \. w.
r'"n.S and bath, ID floor. lIs1t...-...... so.D1
fffO 9th 81 < +
e ..
80 Az. G.. ~ ,g-,,li---- y
~ NlDT>C n. y. l.. WAS M ii
6 rooms. bath. ..............-.. +S n
IEfO 4fb II \ W
-...,.-
--.---.t- 1870
kOD ri 81. \. +.
T. rooms. suitable for store. 10 N
fo1 ~, q n =
'' " L.
fgCt 1.f ~ -'--.-'' -'.''
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HOUSES
~ 5' ,- .sa nv Soo mo- Iltts " NV, r. D. ao5r
Oh .a'H NJ. a'- 9lI French 81. ST.
/ ana 77t.l7.-...... t25ti u .-....-.-..... en- "a
1854 Wyomi1s st. 1870 s,a. sr. 81. 5000
-a. w.. -aT. 81 r.- lo9Iath & 4 So. orb. % On
/ '. 18th a7., IF. IngIesice Terrace.
! ~ d. -----.---.-- $50 loT b........... - 80
/ s- NV -. ri, 100 p na. o. h..
Z ga- AZ l-'.f fUT. n.....-...... 81 %
/ -s.r l-rr.. . r.s . 49, go Blk Shepherd
..te' 10Th uH- Or 81 00I ~ INV n.- D. -'-''
.z g nn. llrb- 600 81. NV s'S Il. rs. IN
/ -7Ia University. .~o =, ~ ne %, . SOD
/ ~ ..- D.. E. b.. s. sol s. - Va "'' o.. -.
l2st -]-T uH-. sr.b g. GJ'5,-- ~ - al %
/ 10 r 1w.. Or. H. g 90. = 50 o. D. "a
( 1Or n -, !t-8 % seq Or b., g150
1000 r.4r-y[r ra .''Y ltll r. ST., 81. b.. % 10
b. al, I'd, 59i bah se or D. % 90
,-- WV a.s 10th Sc. sF b. l5 90
-' Lamont. lJr. $50 r se sr- b.. n 90
~" .---r..----.-.- 20 % obs 18th &C., 5r.... IS ~
H.. H.. W NV Or. b. $3.50 IaSl3 stn NV. ST. IS %
FLATS.
-a.- Mass. ave 1855 p me-. A.. Do. ls.5a
ar. b. u. ..--... So 5Gi
CODOEED TENANTS
l-.a - So 5r---.So57I52slz gyh nv. 5r
~ L..n ne 5r. b. g5.5gI D. .-...... r5 %
go NJ Hw.. 5r..... Is5GI
OFFICES
.s.Ius-Guel7g Bldg. 1sf 18TH MI,
Room f.--....-. 1000 Rooms ana g.. 81. 90
aARRlsOA REALTY co. nc.
none main as5- 62l 18th IT. NV.
ia9-tf
FOR RENT
1926 a.h ST. aa.. g raa.as and bath. ....... $3.50
l'', Belmont 81 nH- 100 r- and u....- g 90
GRAZ" 81 EVANS
1902 % ST. uH Iaru.ar
5T 5.h ST ue. go
Five rooms ami bath. modern
'.'F'a ',i-I HHirI co.. 80, \. s. ave.
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FOB REET-HOUSRS.
RENE

,, El,ll-lItAl .N DWELLINGS. APART
~ - FLATS AND STORES. Ali. SEC
., 10 ST. 10 rruus ana UatlI...-..-...s4 Sal. 20
-,-.- - ST. JOB rooms and bsLh.....-....-- A. 90
-t ST. rooms and bath.............. g7. 80
,-- t-A ST.. rooms and bath.--.......... ss 90
- T. stu rooms and ba-h--.--.. ...... g. %
-.f- Astl'i-Ila ave. rooms and bath r. 30
....F 4 ST.. 3 rooms and b4Iu---.-...---.. - 20
-. j. ST. rooms and batH. - 90
~ s'H ST. NV, rooms and bath. 4. 80
.'- ST. rooms and ba tu-..-. $1,000 - Is
~ = 81. SEE rooms ami hs b ..-...-...- - 5tf
~ ~ 81 NV. auous and bath-.-....... ~ 90
'ff Nsh st. me-. .u1.us.. ..-- rs IN
1873 bth ST. rooms. ID "a
Huntington. 25l5 IIIh st. NV
no. @. rooms ami bath. A. 20
NF. 8. rooms and barh.-..- g. a.
California. l,15 s. 81 nv
ND. q 90 rooms and Ba h--..-.... g. Ill
SiTdnag. 1863 North Caultai ST..
~. lr-'i. rooms ana bath...--.. g. ng
sli l''F rooms and ath.-........- lB Oh
ae- moor =" rooms and bsth................ A. Oh
tat Claiborne 9th and IL nv.
40 z . rooms ami bath. .... % FL
30 = D. rooms and Sa 1..-. .........-.. g. 80
40 80. rooms and la fH...... ga a.
9uH"lS- ll65 Irving So. u0..
easement under our Office
60 - -r---r s.-s-. D. 30
,.tii Tor list published every Maadar
-NaA- desirable furnished houses ana sua rr-
'eAl- Top rent during congressional term.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
FOR sALE-BUSINEss PROPERLY.

ItEEE-STORY pUILDECG AND ST0Pr.
on BUSINESS THOROUGHFARE PPFS,
NESS EASY TERMS. ADDRESS .ST0PE, -
TIMES OFFICE 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-l4O5 18th st.. h0t-watsl. bssr
" rooms. S55. Apply % 18Th 81. NV ja2-tf
FOR REHT-Brlclz shop. Water St. GegTgs-
town. -5X55, so. Apply SIS 18Th ST. NV.
5ag-tf
FOR BEST-SeW 5-T00m and oath bo1ISas
Ua pered throughout nuf-nater heat. Ms
1913. 1923. l4-a ID ST. se. and go and ~ Ken
lucky ave. SCI per month. sZ05g BY 7vTgOs
H. MELTON, owner, CT r. ST. NV. fas-1Gr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-29
Letter to S. A. Burt,
Bennington. Vt.

Dear Sir--Brevity is the soul of
truth
Deyoe takes less gallons for job
than any other paint.
And the paint that takes least gal
Ions wears longest; Always We cant
help it.
You're frttIv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-29
MANCHESTER DEPOT


Maple sugar parties are the theme
now
Mrs. w. F. Brewster is sick with
the grip
Mrs Jennie billiard is considered
very sick.
Mrs ]. B. Wilson seems 20 be fail
ing quite fast.
Eugene Cherbonneau has an auction
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gaudette spent
Sunday IN Bennington.
ST Margarers guild viii meet with
Mrs C0chrane Tuesday afternoon.
Regular conyocation of Adoniram
chapter. No. %, o. f. S, Tuesday eve
ming.
q. o. Woodcock is looking for
house az the Center with the intention
of buying
r. D. HeaTey has moved into the ten
ement over the store he is running on
Elm street.
W. H. Fullerton had another bad
spell last Friday, his condition being
very critical.
W. Youngs household goods arrived
last Friday and he has moved into
George Shows tenement.
Frank Rove who has been visiting
his brother, c b. Rowe. has returned
to his home in Middlebury.
Annual communication of Adoniram
lodge No, -. F. and A. NJ, Thursday
evening, April l. Election.
Miss Edith Proyan who has been
teaching school In Wallingford is
spending her vacation at home.
The worst storm or the winter ragged
here last Thursday and Friday-wind,
rain and snow Say, we had enough.