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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-31
might IS Spent
. At LOCUST DIAL {
Washington Post Party Enjoys
Good Run From Rich
mond.
TO MAKE. EARLY START TO-DAY
Nine Cars Remain in Perfect
Score Class-Only One
Accident.

Locust Dale, Va, May 30.-Despite
few chuckholes and muddy spots in
the road the contestants in the Wash
ington Post touring test run, who left
Richmond this morning on their return
journey. enjoyed a most pleasant ride.
The roads have all been worked re-
Gently, and are In good shape taken
as whole. The stretch OF macadam
pike near Orange proved tempting.
and from thare into Locust Dale. the
night control. the cars burned the road
a bad chuck broke the spring on the
Overland. taking it out OF the perfec,
score class Nine cars, however. still
remain on the clean side OF the ledger,
and one and all are not only out after
their class prize, but the sweepstakes
as we'll.
row morning, and it is expected that
Arriving in Washington, after check.
Ing in trout of the Post building, they
will parade up Pennsylvania Avenue
then back down f Street and finally
be turned loose from the checking-in
point. Tonight the party Is like one
big family. They are all bunking on
cots in the gymnasium of the Acad.
envy Early in the evening they In
dulged in ball game.
The score: No. /. Ford. o No. O.
Washington, 0; No. Z, Washing ton, 0;
No. $. oldsmobile, o. No. IA. Moline, o.
No, l6, Maxwell, 0: No. Al, Columbia, o:
No. 20, Maxwell. o; No. Fl. Buick (m
o: No. IS. Buick Is), 8; No. %, Ford
5; No II, Marion, Z; No. 15 Mora, ~
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mond to Panacea springs--11o miles

mond to Panacea springs--110 miles
there Will be four controls-Peters
burg. Stony Creek, Emporia and Lit
Teton. Cars will check in at night
at Panacea Springs, three miles out
of Littleton. There will be a stop Of
an hour at Emporia where luncheon
will be had, the people of Emporia
entertaining the automobile party.
AS soon as the entries have been
listed on Wednesday night COM
plete schedule of time and distances
will be prepared so that each con-
testant will know exactly at what
speed to run between given points.
Cars in class ] will be required to
maintain an average speed of twelve
miles an hour.
Cars in classes and will be re-
quired to maintain an average speed
of thirteen and one-halt miles an
hour.
Cars in classes A. 5. and Z will DE
required to maintain an average speed
of fifteen miles an hour
The Secretary of State of North Car
DINA has written The Times Dispatch
that the cars taking part in the run
will not be required 10 carry North
Carolina license numbers
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HARVARD ouTcLAssED
Cornell Onrsmen Win Two Races From
Crimson's Crews.

Boston, Mass, May ao.-slxtcen
strong-armed Cornell oarsmen swept
Charles River to-day, the varsity crew
defeating Harvard in beautiful race
by full length. while the freshmen
completely outclassed the Crimson
eight. winning by six lengths.
1t was cornell's short. choppy stroke
that proved superior to Harvard's Ions
rhymthmic swing. The Harvard oars
men seemed to have plenty of power
but for some reason, Stroke Cutler was
content with an even thirty-two from
start to finish. and although this held
Cornell for the first mile, in rough
water. in the last half of the race
Cornells swift paddles and numerous
spurts drove their shell steadily away
and there was a bit of open water be-
tween the boats as they darted across
tho line. The time of the varsity race
was, Cornell. 1923; Harvard. 1920. In
the freshmen race IT was, Cornell, 1915;
Harvard. 1895. The water was rough.
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nro,,n pefent. Yale.

Providence. r. l.. May so.--All thre
pitchers were hit in the game whlcI
Brown won from Yale here to-day b.
the score of TO 3. Brown took tho
lead by making three of the four runf
in the third inning, when four hit
were made in succession, although
Yale changed pitchers in the n,iddll
of the inning SHELLS home run in TIL
sixth completed Browns scoring. Val
got one run in the second on cleal
hitting and two more in the seventh
on combination of hits. base on balls.
and errors. Corey made a spect2cula
catch of Nashs fly in the seventh.
Score: R.H. z
Brown .........oo3 o1yoo.-4 Q
Yale .....s......01 o Oo26o-3 S
Bliss and Hennessy: Murrey, Co,
and Carhart
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Dinner nj Louisa.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Louisa, Va, May 30.-The first car
of the Washington Post Endurance Run
reached Louisa at 1l:2o this A. NJ, The
others followed In about a half hour.
All stopped for dinner at the hotel here,
leaving about o'clock. Much fun and
merriment was created by number OF
the automobilists piling into a passing
OK cart. two of them mounting on the
oxen, which seemed little disturbed by
line unusual occurrence.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
At Greensboro: Greensboro, 6. Gre

= en- Gfsensb6fo !. u "a
At Charlotte: Charlotte, 8: Winston
At Anderson: Anderson. Ia; spartan-
burg, 3.
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T,venty-Round Draw.

London, May a0.--Packey MacFar-
land, of Chicago. and Freddie Welsh
the British lightweight champion
fought a twenty-round draw tonight
before the National Sporting Club. The
fight was fora purse Of $500 and q
side bet Of $1,000.
Mcfarland had much the better oil
the bout. lie led allSthe way. knock
ing his opponent against the ropes
repeatedly and forcing the lighting ir
every round.
The verdict OF the referee was re.
ceived with much hostility. Welsh was
the favorite at the opening of the con.
test at Ito 4, but before the fight was
half over the sympathy of the Grove
was wholly with the American.
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was very effective Keeping the sever
hits we'll scattered. Fast fielding ane
hitting of Martin and Weldon wer,
features.
Score by innings: r. II. I.
Greensboro .....62ooeol,S.- il /:
Greenville 0.00Op0000--0 I !
Batteries: Eldridge and Bentley: Mac.
Farlin and Wingo Umpire. Mackey.
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Party Passes Through Orange.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh-

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.l
Orange, Va. May 30.-The Washing.
ton Post endurance party passed
through Orange this afternoon. The
pilot car, V. a Maxwell, with Mr. Duck
stein, who has charge of the run, drew
up at 2:Ot p. NJ, and the contestants
followed him at good intervals. All re-
ported the road from Louisa to Orange
fine. The only accidents reported We're
three broken springs between Rich
mond and Louisa. A crowd OF several
hundred people had gathered in town
to see the cars go through. The night
control is at Locust Dale. between
Orange and Cu,peper.
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TWO MORE DAYS
TO EN- TER CARS
Contestants in North Carolina
Run Must Be In by Mid
night Wednesday.

Entries for the North Carolina en-
durance run, will close tomorrow at
midnight, and after that time no
owner wifi BE able to take part in
the contest except as non-contestant,
which means leaving after all regu-
larly entered cars have been sent
away
No cars not regularly entered Will
be able to secure a prize.
Official cars. in which will be the
referee, A. A. "A. representative. chief
observer. timer and checker and pace
maker. will leave a fun half-hour
ahead Of the contestants.
For the first days run from Rich
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Struggling Twins Defeat Hornets.

SIuEslnE TWINS DcIeat fOrnetH.
Especial to The Times -Di spatch.l
Charlotte. n. c., May 30.-Thc Hor..
nets pitching staff was entirely out OF
condition this afternoon, and the slug
ging Twins from winston batted and
walk I'd adj limitum. while the spectators
witnessed sorry contest, Bauswine.
Humphrey and Coutts We're tried out.
while the visitors continued to send
men over the rubber, except for four
innings that Coutts pitched. The game
was without features.
Score by innings: Nh. II.
Charlotte .... To- 900 10 1-3a1
Winston i.....1 343000 l--l2 II
Batteries: Bauswlne HunphreX.
Coutts and Francis: Terrell and Cate.
Tarce-comedy at Anderson.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch,
.Anderson.iS. c.. May 30.---The locals
knocked Abercrombie all over the lot
this afternoon, and the contest devel-
oped into fnrce-comedy.
An sisrs ~ 'n mn. IA t s
Spa rtanburg 20001300 o. s
Batterles: Mccarthy and Brannen,
Abercrombie and Roth
easy Victory for Grcensboro.
* KS Special tolrhe Times ispatch.l 81
Greensboro, N. c.. May 30.--MacFar-
lin was lit hard to.dey, and the locals
won from cirssnNillA q to ., Eldrldse
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So Stop nt GordonsylIlc.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Gordonsville, Va, May 30-The pilot
car in the Washington Fost Endurance
Run arrived here from Richmond at 2
O'Clock sharp this afternoon, followed
by the others at short intervals. No
stop was made at this place, the cars
continuing on to Locust Dale, where
they will spend the night.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Orleans, 6; Chattanooga, 3; secont
game-New Orleans, O: Chattanooga,
At Nashville: First game--Montgom
cry, A. Nashville. q; second game
Montgomery. 0; Nashville, 6.
At Atlanta: First game-Mobile.
Atlanta, 2; second same-Atlanta. 4
Mobile, 3.
At Memphis: Birmingham, 8. Mem
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No. 10, overland, 25: No. "a, Paige
Detroit 80; No. 2. Hupmobile. 7si No.
90. Buick. truck. l72; No. .. Regal,
1855; No. Is. Amplex, withdrawn. 1000;
No. 10, Gilmore. disqualified. 1901.
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THE RICHARD CARS are noted for
simplicity. durability and reliability and
these features are the first consideration
when building them. They not only pos
sess all these desirable qualities, but have a
stylish appearance, an exclusive design and
are moderately priced And to you the
Pickard Car should appeal strongly. 1t is
the economical and steady service car and
we invite the strictest investigation and will
put them to any test.
The Packard Car is the car for daily
service-it meets every requirement and
every detail is brought to the utmost degree
OF simplicity in design and construction,
making the cost of maintenance the very
lowest.
The air-cooling method is special and
desirable feature found about the Pickard
Car. 1t is easy to operate, and the, least
expensive. Let us show this feature to you
tell you about it and demonstrate the PICK
ARD CARS TO YOU. They range in
price from
$4,000 to $1,000
Demonstrations for the mere asking.
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: do this to avoid the keeping of .
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RECORD PUB. co. .
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-3,0O0 gal. tank tower
and piping, s25.O0.-210 s. Ky. 44tf
FOR SALE:--2 lots close in; also
modern cottage. Inquire 304 North
Penna. ave. 45tf
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch 20. 1Stf
FOR SALE Strictly up-to-date
Gents Furnishing Store in railroad
town. Satisfactory $ for SELL
ing. Stock ma never gone through
cut rate sale.-Rolland Bros, Car
rizozo, n. NJ. 43t12.
FOR SALE:-Residence In good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights.
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. If
FOR SALE:-Household goods Of the
Glen Boarding house. Bargain If
sold at once 416 N. Main. 49t3'
FOR SALE:-tiood cooking stove
witn all cooking utensils, cheap, at
112 Ky. Ave. 49t2".
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MR.. 5ATEMAN WRITES OF
THE BATEMAN Law,

Editor Record
In an 3 of your paper subse-
quent TO my first article you stated
that the "Bateman Law" had beer
before tie court of Eddy county and
before the supreme court of this ter
ritory, and, in substance, also stated
that the law was not sustained. Mr..
S. l.. Ogle was interested in one CT
vii action in the district court of Eddy
county, which was carried to the SUI
prene court of the territory. styled
Board of Education v. Biting. IS Pac.
395. I assume that that is the case
YOU refer to. Samuel T.. Biting sued
b Board of Education upon w war
rants. one dated February 5. 1895.
and the other July .. 1895, for the
amounts of $4,000 and 1851, respec-
lively. the so-caIed "Bateman Law"
was not involved in that action at all.
IN the case of Johnson V. Board of
County Commissioners of Bernalillo
County. 7s. Pac. AZ. the supreme court
In September. 1904. said:
THE first cause of action is an I'M
paid balance of salary as district at
torney. This. like all other current
xpens items of the county was sub
ject to h provision of what is known
as the 'Bateman Act tae pertinent
sections whereof. as they appear in
the compiled Laws of 1897. are as fol
lows: Here the court sets forth in
full sections 299, 300, 301. 3O2, and
hen states: 1T appears from these
sections that the legislature adopted
as a policy the plan that counties and
OTHER municipal subdivisions should
be compelled to limit their expenses
to their respective incomes; that
ed such income, should become and
be void and a to exist. except for
the purposes of emitting the creditor
to ais pro rata of one coming in
from deferred taxes. The claim, there
fore, of plaintiffs decedelt, became
void and extinguished by force OF
statute, and so remained, unless re
vived by subsequent legislation"
In 1901. when Mr.. Hinkle was a
member of the council and | was a
member of the house of the 34th Leg
islative Assembly. the Legislature III
chapter "A of the session laws OF
1901. fosnd at page %. The governor
vetoed h act as first passed, but IL
was passed by the council over h
governors veto. When ii came to h
house for passage over the governors
veto, four democratic members there
of. and. as / recall. five republican
bolt. now district judge voted to sus-
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one hundred nor more than one thou
sand dollars or be confined in the
county Iail for a period of not
than six months or by both such n
and imprison7nent in the discretion of
the court trying the case"
The present city council was elect
I'd for the express purpose of enacting
an ordinance prohibiting the sale OF
intoxicating liqnors in the City Of
Roswell as a beverage. h voters of
the city were about equally divided.
there being about 6OO that seemingly
thought they ought TO W the right
whenever they saw fit SO to do to go
to a saloon and obtain a drink of
whiskey. These men, though not un-
der oath to support the ordinance.
will be expected by the city council
when the so-called prohibition ordi-
nance is adopted to lend their aid in
enforcement of hat ordinance, and
the mesnbers of the city council and
those citizens of the city of Roswell
that voted for prohibition have the
right To expect The minority to sup
port the ordinance when adopted.
Now, ii the city council, who is under
oath to support the laws of this ter
ritory, proceed to violate the law of
1897. becanse they think it is a bad
law. Or ought not to have been adop- |
ted, or should not be enforced, have
not the citizens of the town who were
opposed to prohibition the right to
Va that the prohibition ordinance
ought not to be enforced, and, If they |
were to endeavor to see that il was |
not enforced, would not their position |
he as consistent, yes, more consistent,
that of the members of the pres
ent city council who shall openly n
knowingly violate the supreme law
OF uhe land? II has been truly said
the best way to get rid of an OBJ
law, or an obnoxious ordi-
nance is risidly TO enforce the same.
IT,. s. BATEMAN.
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In h District Court, chaves County,
Territory Of New Mexico.
ANNA Johnson P1aintin,
'. No. 1894.
Lea Cattle Company, a COR
poration; The Unknown
heirs OF III. X. Thurber;
and Mrs. Fl. X. Thurber,
Defendants.
To Mrs. H. K. Thurber, and the I'm
known heirs of H. X. Thurber, de
ceased, Defendants:
You and each OF you are hereby no
titled that q suit has pee7 fled against
@ by the above-named plaintiff in
the District Court of the Fifth Judic-
ial District in and for Caaves County,
Territory of New Mexico.
The general object of the action Is
to quiet he title of the plaintiff to
lot number 6 In Block 4 West Side
Addition to the City of Roswell in
the County of Chaves, Territory of
New Mexico.
Plaintiff further charges that said
defendants make some claim to said
premises adverse to the estate of
plaintiff and prays that her title or
estate in said described premises be
quoted against any adverse claim or
claims OF the defendants and That the
defendants be barred and forever
estopped from having or claiming any |
or title to said premises.
That defendants are hereby further
that unless they enter their
in said suit on on before
the 18th day of June. 1910, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the RELIEF
in the complaint and judg |
ment will be rendered against them
ny default. That the name of plaintiffs
attorney is X. X. Scott and his post
office and business address is RIOS
well. Chave County, New Mexico
WITNESS my hand and seal of said
court this 10th day of April. 1910.
s. I. ROBERTS,
Clerk of tie District Court of the
Fiftn Judicial District In and for the
of Chaves.
BY GEO. L. WYLLYS, |
(SEAL) Deputy.
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tain the governors veto, aud there
fore, the bill as originally enacted
could not be passed. but vas amend
ed by inserting section z, thereon.
which section Is as follows:
Nothing in his act snail be coa
strued to validate, revive oil legalize
any indebtedness declared void or
prohil tied, by chapter AZ of the laws
of 1881 commonly known as the
Bateman Law, but all such claims or
demands, in whatever form, shall re-
main under the provisions of said
act, which is hereby recognized as in
full force and eject"
The 3StA Legislative Assembly. see
chapter 30 page % of the laws OF 100?
enacted tae following:
Whereas, boards of county com
missioners in many of The counties
of the territory have caused warrants
to be drawn for the payment of cur
rent county Indebtedness out OF
funds other than the funds OF the
current :ears during which said in
~debtedness was contracted, and the
Indebtedness for which said warrants
We're drawn and paid being bona fide
hAN nOaA1 haF1 49, Il
wise been paid by said counties out
years. and,
Whereas, it is claimed that such
disbursing officers are liable for mon
ey so paid On said warrants.
Be it enacted by the Legislative AS
sembly of the Territory of New Next
co:
~ -
shown in any suit pending in any
in this territory against n
treasurer and ex-officio col
~lector, or the sureties on his official
bond. that n of the money for
which slch suit is prosecuted was
paid out by snch officer prior to the
of this act ON warrants drawn
the Board of County Commission
ers, or by the superintendent of
schools, on account of bon fide in
debtedness of uch county, neither
such treasurer and ex-officio collector
the sureties on his official bond
shall be liabl therefor, and such
and ex-ofhcio collector shall
he entitled to credit for SUCH pay
Notwithstanding that such
payments may nave bee made and
such Indebtedness contracted contra
nv tn the provisions of Section 800
Of the Complied Laws of 1897. known
rs the Bateman Act"
II will be seen from the decision
above mentioned that the supreme
court of this territory has held that
law Of 1897 is valid. 1t will also
be noted that the legislature of tails
territory from 1897 up to the present
inc, has recognized h law of 1897
~ being a good law, because it has
rot repealed the same. although the
has been amended and modified
n some instances for special purpos
IS.
In the published report of the pro
-eedings of the last meeting of tae
.ity council | see that the council in
has zone on record as be-
against repudiating any honest
I do not know IL they mean to
'av that they consider the debts de-
Jared void by the Legislature of this
& be honest and intend to
,ay them in disregard Of the law.
which says that IL ANY officer of any
county. CITY, town. school district or
GARD of education. who
violate any of the provision of
act shall be deemed guilty of a
n~isdeneanor and upon conviction
hereof shall be fined not less than
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WANTEO:

WANTED:-Girl to do house work
sos s. Kentucky. tt
WANTED:-Lot salesman, 40 to $40
acres of land. Big Commission
Rotan Development Company, Ro-
tam. Texas. 36t10f
WANTED:-Man to work m farm ad
dress Box IL. r. F. D.. 4st2s
wANTED:-Dish washer at FL Capt.
tan Hotel. 49t3*
WAN rED:=Large furnished room.
bath, p. o. Box 426, or Phone 80 tt.
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Fire in Lee Drury's Barn.

Fire broke out in the barn of Lee
Drury on Virginia avenue Saturday
evening. 1t wa sin the same block
with the Fire Department, and the fire
q were there before it a done
much damage. With two streams OF
water the blaze was soon put out.
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NOTICE
ROSWELL HIGH

Sealed Proposals will be received
by the Clerk of the Board of Educa-
zion of Roswell, n. NJ, up to IL o.
click noon, 25th day of May. 1910, for
the construction of a High School
Building. according to plans. specif-
cations. and general instructions pre-
pared by /. H. &. w. NJ. Rapp Co,
Architects. Plans can be seen at the
Office of the architects at Santa Fe.
New Mexico, and Trinidad Colorado,
also al the office of the Clerk of the
Board of Education.
The Board reserves the right to re
9ect any and all bids.
w. T. JOINER, Pres.
NJ. H.. BRASHER, Clerk.
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II. o. Snyder. who mas been mere on
business for the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co, left Sunday morning foT
ais home in Pueblo, Colo. He is a
general agent for the company and
was working here with Willis Ford.
the local agent.
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FOR RENT:


FOR RENT:-Modern cottage, 304
North Penna. ave. 45tf.
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply T. W.
Mitchell. agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT IL room boarding
house, wen located, modern conven-
ielces-Teeple & Day, Phone els.
FOR RENT:-Corner Kentucky n
Alameda. modern 5 room nouse.-
Apply z. G.. Minton. 100. E. Bird.
street. 34tf
FOR RENT:-hrick house. corner OF
Richardson and Wanut--A- NJ.
Robertson. 45tf.
FOR RENE:-Fpraished iron room
GAG. North va. Ave. 4St3s.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room nouse locat-
ed on Main street, connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian, phone 46S. 4Stf.
FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Good neign-
borhood. best location.-5O9 N Lea
or phone ass. 4St3s
FOR RENT:-House. al N. Wash
inefon- 49t3s.
FOR Remit light housekeeping
rooms s1e n Main lst1-
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Mr.. aid Mrs. c. p. Caraway. form
erly OF t1is city and lately of Amaril-
10, have arrived to again make their
home in Roswell. Mr.. Caraway runs
ON the railroad out of Roswell.
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HARDWARE STORES.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-WhoIe
} and retail hardware, gasoline
engines. pipe. pumps. fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
wholesale and retail everything In
unware, bugsies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plumbing.
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Tho Virginia Inn for Board an
lodging. Everything first class. Ney
management. 46t6
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s5O0.0 900 10 loan on irrigated farms
long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege 10 pay off loan
before DUE B. Herbst. Financial
Agent, 800 N. Main.