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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-05-14
ilton. Passed for service.

ilton. Passed for service.
A. G. Miller VS.. Wallowa County.
Application to refund.
A. Lane VS.. Taylor Bishop ct al.
Order for confirmation of sale.
A. Levy VS.. Calvin Smith ct al.
Order setting aside sale.
c. L. Dickson VS.. Louisa NJ. Dick
son. On application of defendant
answer was withdrawn, and defen-
dant further answered disposition
not to appear further. Defaulted
to plaintiff. Court ordered testi-
mony takent and reported. Decree Of
divorce granted plaintiff.
Frank Stevenson ct al. vs.. j. H.
Thompson ct al. Restraining order
allowed.
Marshall Wells Hardware company
VS.. e. H. Green and r. L. Sabin,
trustees. a
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NEW ARRIVALS.

A bright bouncing boy Sunday mori
ing early came to make his future
home with Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Shay
er. living between Enterprise and Los
tine. DIR. Hockett attended. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
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Address for the Booster
Campaign for Wallowa
County Well Re-
ceived.
ADVERTISING FUND Is
STARTED OFF sNAPPILY
Banquet In the Evening One of thel
Most Splendid Occasions n
Local History.

If any one had fallen into the no.
tion that Wallowa county was either
dtad or that she sleepeth, he
had he hind sights knocked off that
ioi. OIL Thursday night, when Tom
Richardson came to Enterprise and
Sisled about the county briefly,
CAV. a booster talk, and attended a
banquet in the evening at the Hotel
Enterprise. The wide-awake enthusi-
asm ihat greeted him on his arrival;
th. enthusiasm which greeted him
[. hose whom he met at Joseph; !;
he enthusiasm with which the busl
ness men and commercial club re-
sronded to his stirring appeal for
a better developed Wallowa county;
al the enthusiasm which again met
him at the banquet in the evening
al u which babe him godspeed and a
safe return to Wallowa county in the
near future-these were the mani.
festations that did the county seats
big heart good. They laid bare just
the spirit that has been at work and
still is at workbuilding up Wallowa
county.
Entertain Tom.
Nj. Richardson was met at the
afternoon train by committee from
the Commercial club In automobile
and taken Immediately to the hotel
He was then takel on sightseeing
tour to Joseph, the lake, anu
POINTS I'M and about Joesph and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-03-21
HOW 1T WORKS IN BOWIE.

A recent letter from Bowie, Texas,
to a Roswell man. includes the fol-
loving statements a to the effect OF
no saloons in hat city:
Our town of 1000 people is free
from the saloon, and there are no
joints. We have a good sheriff and
good local officers, and the local op-
ton law is as well enforced as any
other law, and can be enforced If your
officers are honest This has been well
demonstrated all over Texas. The An
ti-Prohibitionists have used only one
argument, and hat is that the law
cannot be enforced. This can be cas-
lily met as above set out.
They say that prohibition will ruin
the business of the town. Since pro-
hibition has been in effect in our
county and city we have paved our
-four principal streets in the business
section with vitrified brick, have en-
Iarged our school district, repaired
our school buildings. and have bonds
for further sclools The city council
has also ordered the building OF a
city hall and fire station. The con-
tract is also let for a sewerage sys-
tenn. These improvements will be com
pleted soon. This has all been ac-
cornplished. as said, under prohibi-
tion."
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RICHARDSON AVENUE TOO
NARROW FOR WIDE PARKING

Roswell Daily RECORD state
ment in your paper: Where to Plant
Shade Trees" I think is misleading.
You say: "A city ordinance requires
that all trees planted ON the avenues
running north and south and on Ala
media street be placed on the center
line of the proposed street parks.
This is about four feet from b out
er edge of the sidewalk" Upon ex-
animation OF the ordinances ON this
subject they don't seem to include
Richardson avenue, for the reason, |
suppose, that 1t is not so wide as the
other avenues. Some people on Rich
ardSon avenue nave recently set trees
seemingly in conformity to your state
ment, which puts then further out
than all former paintings on that
avenue I hope we al park Richard
son avenue but it is pertinent now
to determine whether or not eight
feet of parking is too much for an
avenue of its width. Some nave
made about 3 1-2 feet ana IT looks all
right to me.
Very truly,
w. E. ROGERS.
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WHOLESALE DELIVERY
FROM TUCUMCARI


1ucumcari. N. NJ. March 19.-By
saving a hole through a big double
cell and hen saving the iron bars in
two across the window. five prisoners
four of them awaiting trial on serious
charges n one serving a Jail SEN
tence, made their C last night
OF early this morning. The prisoners
had to Jump twelve feet from the
window to the ground. 1t is presum-
ed that some outside friend gave
them h saw
There were eight prisoners in the
county Jail when the five made their
escape. Tie three who remained
were locked In different cells from
III ones wao made their scape
Sheriff Ward deputized several ex-
ira men TO assist in the search when
he discovered the delivery this morn
ing. He has notified officers in all
nearby towns asking them to look ont
for the prisoners. The names of the
escaped men are Charles Claspel.
Frank Nolan, Wn. Monroe. George
Tades and Santiago Lujan. Claspel
ana Lujan both awaiting trial
on q charge of rape. Monroe and
Tades were awaiting trial on charges
burglary, AID Nolan was serving
a sixty days jail sentence for theft.
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e. PAsO KICKING ON
RAISE OF WATER RATES.

FL Paso, Tex. March iS.-Former
Governor Savers of Austin. recently
appointed Master in Chancery in the
matter Of the receivership of the In
ternational Water Company. arrived
here yesterday and is taking testi-
mony touching tae AFFAIRS of the com
pany and with a view to raising the
water rates. A very determined fight
Is going to be made against a raise
of rates above those hxed by the
Company's charter. A strong move
nent looking to the purchase and op-
Grafton by the city of its own water
plant is under way and the prelimina-
ry steps looking to the forfeiture of
the present conpany's charter we're
taken some time ago.
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TEXAS sTocKMEN AT
SAN ANTONIO NEXT YEAR.

o Worth, Tex. March 1.-THE
t~hirty-fourth annual convention of
the Texas Cattle Raisers' Association
came to a close today with the selec-
ton of San Antonio as the meeting
place for 1911. The only other con-
testant was Ell Paso. Fort Worth ex-
tended a standing Invitation, but
gracefully declined to enter the con-
test. Ell Paso made a game figlt, but
vas defeated by overwhelming num-
bers. The vote stood 196 to 122 In ia
vor of San Antonio.
Officers elected for the ensuing term
are: President. James Callan, re-elc-
ted: first v~ice-president, Sam David
son. Fort Worth; second vice-presi-
dent, ]. ID. jackson, Alpine: easur
er, s. B. Burnett, Fort Worth; secre-
tary and general manager E. B.. Spill
Ter, Fort Worth; honorary vice pres
ident and member executive commit
tee. Murdo Mckenzie.
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HAMILTON EXCURSION
TO BRING GOOD RE9ul'

TO BRING 0000 RESULT.
The third and Hast coach of the big
excursion brought In last week by W.
q. Hamilton and associates left Ros<
veuzfhfs smorning. two coaches hav-
ing left Sunday morning. The car
load that left this morming consisted
Of w. r. McDowau, of the Western
irrigated Land & Orchard Company,
and a dozen prospective land buyers
from New York, Connecticut and New
Jersey, some of whom were accom-
panied by their wives. The excursion
resulted in the purchase Of $50 acres
OF the Milne-Bush tract, b sales
having all been made in small pieces.
The two coaches that left Sunday
morning were occupied by bankers
and financial agents from Ohio and
western Pennsylvania, who here
looking over the Milne-Bush PROPOSE.
ton with a view to taking over part
of toe bonds that have bee put on
rhe deal.
Among the prospective buyers was
Ben Anes, v~ice-president of the First
National Bank, of Mt Vernon, Ohio,
who owns a 500 acre Ohio farm, upon
which he breeds fine sheep. chickens
and St. Bernard dogs. He was de-
lighted with h Roswell country and
the possibilities of irrigated land, and
returns to Ohio filed with enthusiasm
on the subject of irrigation farming.
He and all the people WIN were here,
bankers, financial agents and buyers,
return to Ohio and the East with a
good feeling for the Pecos Valley and
viii spread their reports in a section
OF h country hat mas never before
been ouched by the New Mexico ad-
vertising. They will operate, also,
among a class of people not often ap
pealed to by western immigration
agents. The result is bound to be val
liable advertising for the Roswell and
Pecos Valley; and many good citizens
will no doubt come here to invest and
to live, and help in building up the
country.
u am going to do ny part in popu-
lating this valley said Mr.. McDowall
upon leaving this morning. Il will es-
tablish a permanent exhibition OF
Roswell products ON some prominent
tnoroughfare in New York City, prob
ably Broadway or 42nd Street, and
keep a fresh lot of products there all
the time, renewing the supply as they
grow and come in. We are going to
work In earnest ON immigration In,
to the valley. and l intend to operate
ON various other tracts, additional to
the Milne-Bush tract. I will return
next month with another excursion"
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Tue same - herein ordered and with.
In the tine specified, by delivering
to each Of said persons a true COPY
Of this ordinance or II such owner is
aMnonresident and has no person in
charge Of said lots or parts OF lots,
then BIZ posting in the most conspic-
nous place upon said premises a true
copy OF this ordinance and said Mar.
shall shall make due return I'm writ
ing showing how he served said no
tice.
Sec. 8. This ordinance snail be I'm
effect upon completion of publica-
ton as required by law.
Passed and approved this 18th day
of March, 1910.
G. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
Attest:
w. T. PAYLOR,
(SeaD City Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING AND
REQUIRING OWNERS AND PER
SONS IN cHA7GE OF .pHE RRoP-
IERry ERoSTx1fH o. EIrE<nH eInD
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN WAL
NUT STREET ON THE SOUTH
AND NTH STREET ON THE
NORTH TO CONSTRUCT CEMENT
SIDEWALKS ALONG SAID
STREETS SIX Q8) ADDITIONAL
FEET IN WIDTH OR UNIFORMLY
SIXTEEN (16) FEET FROM PROP
ERTY LINE.
The City Council Of the City of
Roswell being of the opinion that it
is necessary to build an additional
six (6) feet of sidewalk on Main
street between NWalnut street ON
South and Fifth st. on the North.
now therefore,
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RIOS
WELL:
Sec. /. Whereas Dy ordinance No.
161 passed September Bird. 1908, the
curb line on Main Street was fixed
and established to extend uniformly
sixteen G6) feet from the property
line on each side Of said street, and
whereas. the sidewalk now extends
only ten f10) feet, therefore notice be
and n same is hereby given to the
owners and persons in charge of the
property hereinafter described to
build cenent sidewalks in the City of
Roswell, to-wit: Lots and Blocks
fronting and abbutting on ach side
Of Main street in the City of Roswell.
six feet wide SO that said sidewalk
shall be uniformly sixteen G6) feet
wide between Walnut Street on the
South to Fifth street on the North,
said sidewalks to be built within six
ty days from the date OF service of
the notice hereinafter provided for
and in accordance with the specifca.
lions laid down in Secs. one to five
inclusive OF Ordinance No. 80 of the
Compiled Ordinances of the City of
Roswell.
Sec. 2. That the City Clerk shall
at once issue and the City Marshal
shall serve notice upon each Of the
owners or persons In charge of the
lots and parts of lots abutting on Md
fronting the said proposed sidewalks
and extensions of sidewalks, to build
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1T WAS

The cause of the recent riots IN
Dallas was whiskey. The man who
committed the awful crime for which
he was lynched had e drinking for
three days before his act. Whiskey
was the cause of the crime and Of tae
results OF IL.
There were three other men In tne
jail the mob was after. One of them
was Barrrell Coates. who murdered a
man i've years ago. and who was fun
of whiskey when he did II. This man
cost h county and state multiplied
thousands of dollars. and ne is suu
on the hands Of the authorities. Whis-
key did Il.
Rubber Robinson, another negro.
went from a negro whiskey dive TO
hold up and kill q man, and he Is now
under sentence of death. The mob
tried to get this man. waiskey did it.
And Frank McCue, a white man
whom the authorities ran out Of dan
ger ON hat day and who stands charg-
ed with the death OF young Mabry. is
a regular devotee OF the low saloons
of Dallas. And Collins, who was rec
emily given a life sentence for the
murder OF a man named. Board. q
saloon keeper, has always made these
evfl resorts his place OF abode. ac-
cording to the evidence.
But why name amy more OF them?
You may 80 TO the county jail now
practically flied with prisoners and
the majority OF them are the saloon
inspired criminals OF the city. Yet
good men In Dallas sag that tAe 81
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NEW BANK TO OPEN IN
Ell PASO ON APRIL FIRST

FL Paso. Tex. March IA meet
ing of tie stockholders of the FL Pa
SO Bank and Trust Company, the new
baDk which will open for business
here April /, was held mere today and
a board of directors was elected. The
directors elected the following ofic-
ers: President r. NJ. Turner, vice
president and cashier Sierra Bank at
Hfllsbcro, n. NJ: Vice President, J..
B.. Hermadon: Cashier. A. F. Kerr,
manager American National Bank of
Silver City. n. NJ. formerly with h
Frost Bank at San Antonio: assistant
cashier, lee Fl. Crews. Hillsboro, n.
NJ. The bank has a paid up capital
of 1000.
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There will be a speaker at the meet
ing Wednesday night at the ArnOry
you cannot AFFORD to miss hearing.
He is a man of national repute. known
from Maine to California, and ne halls
from the Golden State by the Pacific.
His name is Hall, and ne will make
that Armory hall of our red-hot with
enthusiasm for the N~o-license ticket.
Don't forget to come and bring your
friends and neighbors with you.
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There will be a big meeting at the
Armory on Wednesday night. Ia the
interest of the No-license ticket. Also
there win be a meeting on Thursday.
also on Friday and on Saturday and
on Sunday and the day after and still
the day after and on every other day
until the saloons are wiped out OF
Roswell. This is the kind of work tai
is going to win.
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Washington, March 21.-Attorneys
for a western land company will to-
day ask the United States Supreme
Court TO advance the case involving
the validity Of the California statute
of 1906. known as the McEnery act.
providing for the establishment and
qnieting Of title to real property in
case OF the loss or destruction OF
public records.
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The man who votes with the saloons
will vote against his own home. a.
gainst his own family, his wife, his
sons and mis- daughters. Did you ever
think that the open saloon is a men,
ace. not only to your sons. but also
to your daughters. A man with q num-
Der of daughters in a town where the
saloons IN open, as in Roswell. Is
almost bound to have one or even
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SISTER THERESA PRE-
DlCTED HER OWN DEATH.

Ell Paso, Tex, Marci 1S.-A special
from Santa Fe says that Sister Their
esa Alire OF the Loretto Convent.
while apparently In perfect health
fcretold that she would die today and
went around bidding friends and reia-
lives goodbye. Today, clasping her
hands around the statue of the vir-
gin, she babe the Mother Superior
adieu and fell dead Of heart failure.
aged 20. The funeral was held to-
night.
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pms are necessary to the city's

ons are necessary to the city's
growth and development.
There is but one disposition to make
4 the liquor traffic and hat is to ex.
-erninate it. AS long as 1t has a hold
pom the community it can not be
successfully regulated, and thus it
to inspire rape of innocent
children. the murder of citizens and
every other crime known to the cal
endar of criminology. How decent
to say nothing of morality,
can stand for such Institutions is a
mystery. Adapted from the Dallas.
Christian Advocate.
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BURKE CHECKED IN AS
POSTMASTER AT SANTA FEE

Santa Fe. ". M. March 17.-Post-
office inspector Dolan Of Denver is
today checking In E. c. Burke as post
master OF Santa Fe. He is also look
ing over the p~ostofice premises to
recommend such improvements as he
deems necessary. A announced be-
fore, Manuel p. Otero will the
duties Of assistant postmaster on
April 1, but is already familiarizing
himself with his duties.
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more OF taen rendered unhappy for
life by the saloon. 1t may be her nus
band or her son, but every man with
daughters runs this risk. Have you
a family of son and daughters?
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PEcos COUNTY GOES WET
1Y SEVENTEEN VOTES

FL Paso. Tex, Marcn 17.-CoI-
plete returns from the prohibition ell
ection In Pecos County show that the
anti-prohibitionists have carried the
county by II majority. +
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From now on there will be some
taing doing in Roswell. The day for
the final wiping out OF the saloon
pest is fast approaching and tie No
license people are warming up to their
work.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce B. II. Wixom as a candidate
for County Commissioner. Bird district
cratic primary.
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Did it ever occur to you that every
man on the saloon ticket is a marked
man? He viii be remembered for
wears to come as the man VINO ran
on he saloon ticket. which was de-
feated in 1910. Think 1t over.
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FOB COMMISSIONERS.

The Record is authorized to N
nounce ". ]. Fritz as a candidate for
denomination on the office of county
commissioner. Bird. district, subject to
the action of the Democratic primar-
les.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce A. Durand as a candidate for
County Commissioner, Bird District,
subject to the action Of h Democrat
ic primary.
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FOR she lEF

We are authorized to announce C.
Z. (Tobe) Odem as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for sher
in, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
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The hope of the women and clild-
rem of Roswell lies in he ousting of
the saloons.
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Providence March 21.-Senators Al
drich and wetnore are expected TO
speak at tonight's banquet Of the new
England Manufacturing Jewellers AZ
sociation.
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New Haven, Com, March 21.zPres
ident Taft arrived here today from AT
bany and viii attend the session q
the Yale Generation of rhich ne 4
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FOR SHERIFF..

The Record In authorized to an
nounce o. z. Finley as a candidate
TOR Sheriff of Chaves county. subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri-
nary.
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$500 o 20 loan on irrigated farms,
long time loans. interest payable an
nually WITH privilege to pay off loan
before due r. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 n. Main.
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WOOD CO., x DRY.

We have won another county TO the
dry column, and this time it Is Wood.
This makes 162 dry counties in Tex
as.
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CITIZENS No-LlcENsE TICKET.

CITIZENS NO-LicENSE TICKET.
Mayor. .......... DIR. Geo. T. Veal.
Treasurer. 1900. Geo. N. Williams.
City Clerk. 1890. Walter T. Paylor.
First Ward
CouncilEen.-Dr. o. r. Haymaker.
J. A. Cottingham
School Director.-M. s. Murray.
Second Ward.
Councilman w. c. Reid
School Director Frank Divers.
Third Ward.
School Director Ed. s. Gibbany
Fourth Ward.
Councihnea.- J.. H. Mullis
FOL G. Davis.
School Director w. w. Ogle
Fifth Ward.
Councilman l. H. Zachry.
School Director w. s. Murreu-
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Record Want Ads. produce ssssss.
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A sMITHINo.


JAFFA, PRAGER q CO.-Dry Goods
clothing. groceries and M sup
plies.
JOYCE-PRruT CODY goods. cloth
ing, groceries, etc. The largest sup
ply house in the Southwest Whole
sale and Retail
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Buick Auto to trade for Roswell
lots.-Title and Trust Co.
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uNpERTAkERs.

DuLEY r. SON.-undertaksrs. Pr.
rate ambulance. Prompt Service.
ULIERY FURNITURE CO.-Under-
takers Phone No. 7S or No. III.
H. n. HENNINGER-Undertaker and
enhalmer. Private ambulance, prompt
service. ParIors 121 w. eth. Phone
2sE1 rings.
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8 W E L~
Trade Directory
HOUSE

HILLS az DUNN-Furniture, hardware
stoves, rugs, etc. new and second
hand. Sewing machine needles, bob
bins, and snuttles OF all kinds. 305-
BOT N. Main. Phone SO.
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READY-To-WEAR APPAREL
THE MORRISON BROS STORE
Outftters In ready-to-wear apparel
for men. women and children And
Millinery . speciality.
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ABSTRACTS.

BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKHT.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" la u
motto.
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GRAIN. FUEL q HIDE oEALkhs
ROSWELL WOOL q HIDE cO.-Let
US furnish. you with your grain, g
and wood. We buy hides pnone 80.
BOSWELL TRADING oO.-Coal hay
and grain. Always the beSI -
Second st. Phone lzs-
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REAL ESTATE.

A CHOICE SELECTION of 10Th city
and farm property al good figures
to buyer.-Phone se.-Miss Nell R
Moore.
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RACKET STORE.

G. A. JONES & SON.-Queensware,
g~raniteware. notions. stationery etc
ETC., Always for less. 324 v. Main.