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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14
MANCHESTER.

Miss Ruth Perkins II attendins
students conference at Mortified
Mass
District Manager II Il. Hughes
Of Piitsfield, Mass. was in town on
business last week
Miss Jane Perkins returned last
week from a ten days session at the
Students Conference At Silver Bay
Manchester streets are fall OF
automobiles these days. but there
seems 10 be very little speeding
Messrs. payson and John Wild
and party are Ia camp at Bourn
Pond this week. going in Tuesday
morning
The storm Sunday broke on a
large branch on one 81 the noble
eims al Dr. burnhams cottage,
Elma'e
Rev. Harry L. Reed Of Auburn,
.N. ". vas a guest Of his father,
Rev. A. q. Reed last week, retnrnlns
home on Friday.
ktngman Perkins. oldest son Of
Rev and Mrs. s. X Perkins. IL
home from Amherst College for bis
summer vacation.
John A, Mcclure VAS confined
to the house for a few DAYS last
week b. severe Illness He has re-
covered and Is at his work once
more, however.
Master EafI Hurley and little
Mlss EdiiA Hurley Of Bennington ar
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Hitting II Right COLGATE

~ BIG Is nFat fomenmes put
sIes 90 seatlr prophet
ehagld w. aaBoapre oaung SALTS
ass ssAv Rata 81 shouie e b
RalHoeau and lnhreA For ,aie
y - aHbpoaee iben ~
oar 40 sait u safe Investment
~ ,he carelsss 81 careful Investor
oar large Aasottment covers aide
sei~riioa q liac ssses ane Grayt
aad oaf rasnHlee y a. saie a.
8 tAus yoat choice Tor So
whl oar sta~ Hats are bes,
iasi one reason for a. We pay the
price tia, oommAuds quality aud Ne
get ID weat is the test
Ladies Panama Hats. - Gents
Panama Hats IS. other good Kinds
81 70 81
Wash suits the newest. cutesl
patterns you ever KaN, 81 80 $3.50
Cool Underwear Ncsliree Shirts,
wash Ties and every tblug elise 10
Mems Furnishings
Ladies' BLACK Pure SIN Hose
all SIZES extra value sse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14
LONDONDERRY.

Ida Williams has returned from
her visit In Springfield, VI
Miss Anna Carlson OF Westfield
Mass. f. At the hotel for month.
III. p. Marcy aud wife Of Palmer
Mass. are IN town for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Parker Of
Chleopee Falls. Mass, are al A. l..
Warmers
Mrs stillman Childs aud Mrs.
c. Il, Bacon we're Ia Chester Thurs
day.
Mrs p. r. Holt IS entertaining
her sister and daughter, Mrs. Aus
tia and Miss Fanny Austin.
Judge r. " Gibson and fami-
L. 81 Brnttleboro ar at Mrs. W L..
Olbson'z FOR q ~ days
wv. d. sioWell Of birmingham.
Mass. Il al his farm during the hay
Ing season.
Dan1 swallow. formerly o.
this place. but nov OF Springfield
Mass. Is visiting old friends for a
feN days.
Mrs. Frank Stoweii entsftains
the Helping Hand society saturday
supper aill be served on the lawn.
weather permitting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14

Belmont-.close lock collars IN
quarter sizes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14

Our he q CLUETT and
MONARCH SHIRT. IS complete
both as to sues and patterns.
The Clueti coIors are euronieed
fast fcw others can keep up
with that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14
THE TOGGERY SHOP.

% her sister. Mrs Albert Cherbon
ueau
Louis Dupuls Of New York cts
Is visiting his sister Mrs MARK
Manley
Rev s. Brown OF ST. Adams
officiated Ia the Baptist church sun
day morning
Miss Brown a student Of Mid
diebury college is the guest Of Miss
Anna BATHS
August kohler OF Schenectady
is spending few days with his
mother, Mrs A. kohler
MIR aud Mrs. King were In Rut
land Thursday Ia attend the fun
eral Of Mrs Kings uncle.
George Lugene Is greatly i'm
proving his shoe store by putting
Ia Of large show windows
Pacific Engine Co. will meet for
practice Friday evening, All are re-
quested 10 be present.
Miss Sarah Dawes. who has
been spending a few days In Peter
sham, Mass, has returned.
Albert Humphrey and family Of
New York city have rented furnish
ed rooms Of Mrs. Susie Lawrence
Miss Louise Wyman. teacher
OF Domestic Science In New York
city, is spending her vacation at
home
John Marsden of Utica, N. Y,
Is the guest of his son Arthur b.
Marsden. arriving in town Tuesday
morning.
Prof Willis Smith and family
of Lancaster A. H., are guests of
Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. f. Smith.
The ladies Of the Baptist churcl
will hold a sale of cake and ice
cream on the lawn near the church
Thursday evening.
C. S. Robinson and Dr. b. L.
Wyman have treated the highway
near their property to a coating of
oil, thereby doing away with dust
nuisance.
Frank Lugene was in Granville,
N. y, Saturday TO attend the Waite
Monroe wedding The many friends
Of Mr. Waite extend congratulations
and best wishes.
Mrs Cora Spellman and two |
of Westfield, Mass, are
spending few weeks with Mrs. |
5pellmans mother, tMrs. Metcalf
Marsh.
Miss Nan Blackford Lynes of
York, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hell
en-, Misses Llyloia and Georgia Hell /
EN- and maid, G. A. Mason and
J. c. Bowers Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
ire guests at the "Grassmere"
House.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold
sale at Mrs. Cochranes next Tues
lay afternoon and evening. Ice
,ream and cake will be sreyed.
Burr Mcintosh, who will create
aughs enough in an evening to last
week. will be heard at Music Hall,
Friday evening of this week. DO
lot miss hearing him. IL
Miss Ina Lombra of Springfield,
Mass. who has for few weeks
,een visiting her uncle. Alden Lin
DIN, and cousin Sarah Walker OF
he Depot, also friends in Peru. is
low a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Lakln
il the Fairview House" for few
weeks. Miss Lombra's mother will
,e remembered as Mary Chandler,
laughter of the late h. =. Chandler
# Peru
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THIS name on q toilet ar.
hcle means quality. Soaps,
Perfumes. lalcum Powder
IA lull hne.
Rapid Shave Powder short.
ems the shave.
TOOTH PASTE.
Comes out IN . ribbon. Lies
Aut on the brush.
HARD'S DRUG STORE.
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HOWley 4 Co.,
= Center ST.
Rutland, Vt.

IL. N. Hazlcu
Lester ~ Wilson
Miss N Stewart parkersburg. w. "
Harry Lesser aud wife st, Louis. Mo
Miss May Alban!
u s May
Miss e. A Young
Mr. and Mrs H. o Young
q. ~ Young
IT. u. Waterman
r. Is Ware aud wife
r C. Herrick and wife
Miss Mary Easton
Miss Julia G. Herrick
Mrs c. Herrick
J. r. Turner and wife
Lexington, Mass
G. ". Sprague and wife
r. ~ Rice
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Brown
Manchester
Mr.. aud Mrs. X F. Mcqueen
Miss Margaret Briggs Scranton
VI h. Lewis and wife Mlnersyille, Pa
|. c. Blandy aud wife Greenwich
Master Graham Blandy
Master A u, Blandy
Frank Pearson and wife Philadelphia
Mr.. aud Mrs Robt. NJ Janney
n NJ Disrel aud wife
MISS Disrel
!. r Hayes and wife Belyidere,N Y
Miss Disrcl
Miss Decker Glens Falls, n. Y.
@ w Elkins and wife
Elkins Park, Pa.
H. B Hunting Baltimore
Miss Hunting
Miss h. Hunting
Mrs Thos A. Kelly and maid
Paris, France
S. b. Carr aud wife Arlington. Mass.
Chas. r. Burton aud wife
maid and child
New Haven
G. A Miner and wife
II u sherman and wife
Battle Creek. Mich.
Miss Manan Sherman
n. NJ. Worries aud wife Trenton
John G.. Common and wife
Miss Louise Gleason Delhi. N, Y,
Frederick Skinner Mt. Vernon
s. G. Estabrook aud wife
Orange, n. J
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. II Porter, Jr.
Chicago
Miss Mary Porter
Master II. II Porter, Ill
Master Sartell Prentlss Porter
Master John pierrepont Porter
nurse and two maids
s Pike and wife
Robt j. Durham and wife
John w Scott and wife
Seymour Morris, Jr.
e. w. Guffin aud wife
Rugelsyille. N.
Master Allan Guffin
Hon. w. B Broomall and wife
Chester. Pa
Ellsworth Cain
s. NJ Bunting and wife
Miss r. s Bunting
Clement s. Bunting
3. NJ. Bunting, Jr,
Scott Booth and wife
Newlin S. Booth
L. NJ Booth and wife Plalnfield
Il. J. Allison aud wife Beaver, ia
A. Thompson and wife
X. D. A. Thompson
Buell. Hemenway and wife
Watertown, Conn
Miss Hemen~ay
". II. Hotchkiss and wife Buffalo
Mrs. John Richmond
Lewis Barnard and wife
Saginaw, Mich.
II. l.. Ferguson and wife stamford
Merrill r.. Gates Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Jackson Orange, M
Mrs, Arthur Hagan
Miss Elsie II, Underhill
c. h. Halliday and wife
Wilmington, Del
Mrs. VIM H. Swift
Elizabeth Halliday
Randolph Halliday
Mrs. ] X. Redfield Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. +. r. Freeman
] n, Brewster and wife
Oliver Drake Smith and wife
Englewood
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. X. Rand
Cambridge
Chas. Peabody
A. w. Stanley and wife New Britain
philip Stanley
Elliott c. Brown and wife
Tyringham, Mass
Miss Elsie Brown Burlington
Mrs. Geo. II. Stewart Shippenburg
Miss NJ. Hobbs Morrisio"h
Geo. n. Stewart, lr,
Alex Stewart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Jesse p. Madison and Jim"
Walker are running an automobile
livery with their new Maxwell ear.
e. D. Sowles has opened his
new store In the Walker building
and will be pleased to see his
friends and to make new ones. We
wish him success.
Go and see and hear Burr Me
lntosh at Music Hall Casino, this
Friday evening. He will give an
evenings entertainment entitled "a
Midsummer Nights Scream during
which there will be three hundred
pictures thrown on the screen, with
three hundred stories to go with
them. IL
AT the first meeting of the cred
tors of the bankrupt Ely Marble
Co, held at +. c. Archibald's office
on Tuesday morning, claims amount
ing to about 81 900 were presented
w. c. Whalon of East Dorset WAS
appointed Trustee and V. A. Nadeau
Daniel Leary and VIM. Whalon APP
praisers The meeting was adjourn
led until the 18th inst.
PERU.
Extremely hot weather. Rain
is much needed.
"A good number Of boarders have
arrived.
DR.. c. X. Seymour Of Mount
Vernon. N. Y, IL making his an
nual visit In town.
Our church has received the
gift Of about eighty copies of Lau-
dis Domini and the Psalter from the
Congregational church in Rutland,
and for which we are duly grateful
Mrs. Elmer Slade died sudden
Iy on Sunday night She has been
in poor health for some time, but
had been somewhat better. so her
sudden death came as shock TO
her family and friends. She leaves
husband. who has been an inmate
OF the Brattleboro Retreat for near
~ a year, a mother, two sisters.
three sons and daughter Funera
services al the church Wednesday
FnrDunou
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Artificial Teeth

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs. Lydia Shaw, the venerable
mother OF H. n Shaw, H. very III
Miss Ida Dwelly Of Schenectady
In visiting Mrs, A, hohler
Mrs. Barton Was a recent guest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-14

THURSDAY. JrLY IT, lsla
IQtiNoA AnHilAI4-
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a E#taN
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Hatpt = RsI3eg
& y Iadg aM6 wife
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Ces " Hefy3cs aRd este
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gamms iiuhacy
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VIM ghmble
Miss uamble
Mrs y W rae"
Miss Shaftef
D. + hodeNAlu ana we
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J. J. bunihef ahd WI"
Mrs VIM scott rye
MAGE ana WE
y u Spencer ana we
MIS- A. u Muiiei
y &. Johnson ana VII"
Miss I, Johnson
=. II. Johnson
u. z. johnson
l.. y stewart
w. J. Lyons ahd "lIe
N, schnhisr aud Nlie
> Rouse ana VIE
Miss Rouse
= knleht ana "in
Miss hhlkht
VIM I. thskeil anu wiz
MISS iiahk"'l
Mrs. behtS SpahohN
Miss blanche spauohe .haLn
=. X Glassford and VIE hopohen
w NJ Collins ana WE nooheS'''
. , fIlee ana WIZ
Miss Price pzao,,y,
Mth. . n'o"u
Mrs fieiu
=. lsohkh.eh"f hia MY
Judge ana Mrs' -, "e""
Donald ?. Lee anu VIZ
Frances H. rage ana Nue
Mrs. A. &. Wilson
Mrs. Harry ''oo'his
Guy LOOMS
w schrenkelseh hhh "ue
Miss l.. NJ Ming
Chas. {. steli ana VIE
Miss Helen simmons
y. &. Pressprich ana WE
H. Prior ana wiie
w A. kiley and WE
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! !, 4 real
S s'' and @ir NJ. 'e C = wilson and maid
Miss Emily 1, nlaoey
Jarvis l.amson and we
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

We admire charity that lsn't on pa- rade
 A wise man says just enough and then puts the lid on. -
 A missing suspender button often leaves a man in suspense.
 Two hearts that beat as one seldom keep time very long
 How much louder it sounds when some one else slams the door.
 And the sweetness of some women reminds us of sugar-coated pills.
 It's poor love letter that cant ere ate a sensation when read in court.
 It is not difficult for young man to earn good living if he has rich dad.
 Even the man who admits that he caught only. one fish may lie about it's weight.
 X plude is sometimes a person who noses around for something to get shocked at.
 We haven't much use for a miser. but it is better to freeze on, to your money than burn it.
 And lots of people seem to go to church for the purpose of picking flaws in the sermon.
 The optimist cheers. but the pessi- mist saves his breath for the purpose of letting out calamity howl later on.
 In less than a week after a bride lays aside her wedding gown she be- gins to wonder how she will look in black.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

Adams Pharmacy--on the corner, ir Adams Hotel.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale by Crump Hay & Grain Co. dr
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
Phoenix visitors to Los Angeles r,

Phoenix visitors to Los Angeles re- port a curious fact. Almost invaria- ply. they say. the printed bulletins of the Los Angeles weather office which show the temperature of tho day previous al Los Angeles and a, the principal points of the country show no record for Phoenix. In oth CT words. after the word Phoenix" in the table, the line Is blank Will somebody rise and explain. We take it for granted that the omission of the Phoenix record. which uniformly is better in winter than tha tempera- ture records around Los Angeles, is not due to failure of the Phoenix weather office to send in the daily reports. Professor Jesunofsky, our weather sharp. is always loyal to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

Skins anything Adam. Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

Adams Pharmacy-a real drug store. '
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
The General Condemnation of the
 Hampton Bill

| Hampton Bill
 | The republicans of Yuma, having
 organized for the city campaign. con-
 sidered that an expression from them
 on the statehood question would be
 timely, and so they adopted resolu- | tons approving the purpose of the
 senate bill to repeal the educational I qualification" law of the late legisla-
 ture. The republicans of Yuma are intelligent and patriotic, as are the
 republican voters throughout the ter
 ritory; and it is gratifying to note
 that the attitude of the senate leaders
 toward this law is approved, by the ] rank and file of the party with prac | tically no exceptions. A more unjust law than the SO called educational qualification act never found place on the statute books of Arizona. Ostensibly design ed to exclude illiterate citizens from the electorate, the real object of the ! bill was to enable the democratic ma 1 chine to disfranchise voters of Mexi can descent at will-to prevent them from voting unless they chose to vote the democratic ticket The census ] records show that very few Mexican ! voters are in fact illiterate-a great majority of them read and write Spanish, although they do not read and write English except with diff culty, and many of them are helpless in dealing with the English language. If the bill had been honestly intend ed to apply to illiterates only. it
 would have provided only for the ex- clusion of such citizens as could not read under a fair test. But the bill provided that nobody should vote un- less he showed himself able to read the constitution of the United States "in English without being prompted or reciting from memory. and as we have heretofore pointed out, and as was so clearly explained in Governor Kibbey's veto messages. and in Gov ernor Sloan's letter to the Hon. Mike
 Burns, the conditions of test would enable an unfair election board to shut out even ordinarily good readers of English.
 If this notoriously partisan measure had provided that citizens must show themselves able to read in some lan- guage. and if the wording of the bill had exhibited honest intentions on the part of the lawmakers. there would have been no serious objection to it by any responsible citizen of the territory.
 Maine and Louisiana, in undertak- ing to prescribe educational qualified tions for voters, took care to pro- tect the citizens of French descent who could not read English. But considerations of justice for the citi-. gems of Mexican descent in Arizona had no place in the minds of the bosses who forced the democratic eau GUS to accept the Hampton 'ieduca- tional qualification" bill.
 It is altogether probable that if the question ever reaches the su- preme court of Arizona that tribunal will declare the Hampton law uncon- of the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo. But the present outlook is that the law will be nullified in a more ex- peditious way. by the congress of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
THE REAL REASON.

MT. Boosen Wright-rve got an awful headache this morning.
 Mrs. Boozen Wright-well, sweet heart, you must give up chewing coffee Every time you come home late chew ing coffee, I notice you have a head ache next day.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

With one of the leading physicians of Kansas City under indictment for administering poison to a millionaire patient in order that the doctors wife, the patients neice, might in herit a fortune. and with another phy- sician charged with poisoning one of his patients. a~professor in the az ricultural college, the people of the Show me" state will be inclined to test their prescriptions of the future on the family dog.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

The whole country is hoping for the recovery of Senator Tillman. The bluff and straight forward old sen ator from South. Carolina is a crank in some respects. but his honesty and his patriotism are accepted every where at par. and is a useful mem- Der of the national senate. He has an uncanny faculty for detecting humbug and fraud. It had never made any difference to him that he was poor and most of his fellow members were wealthy-he is no re- specter of persons or wealth be-
 causc it represents mere money-and
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

While blizzards ragged in all the country east of the Rocky mountains this week, the people of the Salt River valley'were donning their spring clothes and reveling in the glorious sunshine of incomparable Arizona
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

not MT Roosevelt's friends). And after he became president he showed that he was on friendly terms with Senator Nelson w. Aldrich. and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

on all occasions he has joyously laid about him, with meat ax. or poked adversaries with pitchfork, in love
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
Sacramento. October IS.

Sacramento October IS. 1910.
that I have received from the state board OF
equalization the Duplicate Record OF Assess
ments OF Railway and the Duplicate Record
Of Apportionment OF Railway Assessments con
each OF the following named associations or cor
porat tions as fixed By said state board Of equali-
cation for the year 1910. Wiz;
Central Pacific railway company. South Pscthc
Coast railway company southern Pacific railroad
company. Nevada and California railway com
pany. Nevada and California railway eompsny
and Santa Fe railway company, Northwestern
Pacific railroad company. Western Pacific railway
company Boca and Loyaltou railroad company
Sierra railway company Of cslifcrns Paeiac
gou railway company. Sierra Valleys railwsy
company, Pajaro Valley Consolidated railroad
company. Nevada County narrow gauge railroad
company Lake Tahoe railway and transportation
company. Yosemite Valley railroad COMPANY
Northern Electric railway company. San Fran
CISCO Vallejo and Napa Valley railroad comDany
Tonopah and Tfdewater RAILROAD company. Ocean
Shore railway company. San Juan Pacific railway
company. Stone Canon Pacific railroad company.
the Pullman company. and the San Pedro. Los
ANGELES and Salt Lake railroad company
The state and county taxes on all personal
property, and one-haR Of the state and county
taxes all real property. are now due and pay
able and will be delinquent on the last Mondav
in November next at O'Clock r. M ana unless
paid to the state treasurer at the capitol prior
thereto 5 per cent will he added to the amouDt
thereof and unless so paid or before the last
tiouaI 5 per cent viii he added to the amount
thereof The remaining one-nalf OF the state
and county taxes on all real property win be
due and PAYABLE at any time after the nrse
on the last Monday In April next at 8 O'Clock p
M and unless paid 70 the state treasurer AZ the
capitol prior thereto per cent win be aaded to
ctofo Cc,s~oTf.-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25


5000 acres. miles from town aud railroad; all
level ana sandy loan soil: would make q
fine grain ranch or subdivision; price $22
per acre.
1,100 acres: one Of the best alfalfa propositions
in the state; perfectly level: strictly a
sandy. loan: no alkali. no bardpan; good
speaks for itself; good house. barn and
e'itbuildings. windmill and tank; al al
P within 9hS 90 miles Of sam nan1
for those looking for an alfalfa. dairy or
subdivision snh 1t will easily sell for $50 to
500 per acre. or If put into alfalfa can be
leased for $50 per acre per year cash. price
only s65 per acre; it will pay you to in
yestigate this.
72o acres. miles from a city OF 5000 and
railroad: $50 acres good plow land. 40
acres orchard. 5 acres grapes: 4 room cot
smith shop. chicken houses. etc; 40 head
S OF stock all farm M machinery. nae wagons and md
Oakland or Berkeley property.
10 acres: one of the finest paying dairy
hrss @ toun and onehaf
creek bottom land. with free water for
irrigation fine modern cottage. large barn,
MIX cans ETC. an 20 head @ stns OF stock al farm
machinery, tools. wagons. harness and 80
tons OF hay go with the place; this is a
dncer asst s Controls aa the mix trade % Of pis the
:. town. and Is very cheap at $4,000,
ated in the best apple belt OF this district:
"a acres in apple orchard years old, New
town pippins and beIleHowers: 6 acres in
grain; improvements consist OF a cottage.
barn and chicken houses: this is an ex-
ceptioually fine buy for $4,000.
near walnut Creek which a' We can e sell tito to
those looking for good chance to raise
chickens or walnuts close IN and who wish
as they win not last long
HoLSoMB lpaiirfnt REAITY CO..
S06 San Pablo ay.. Oakland. Cal.