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sEABOARD AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE.

80 m daIlv-''E10rida Fast Mall
--5,-o-4eh coaches ana Pullman SleepeTs %
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sffsnta Dining cars
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Srtzlst's Key Connections Tor Havana
D-L.o m daily SeabOard EXpresz-s
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE s. OHIO R. R

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLCE LINE
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sirable for navy yard empIoye a modern
colonial design nome Of s rooms and tiled
bath heated BY furnace. concrete cellar uu-
der entire house trimmed in oak in spien-
Gid condition. having been built only about
years We consider this exceptionally
good At s.. $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

FOR SALE-In the central northeast. =
uniformly good residence section: as nne
a 6-rO0m house as you viii find IN the city.
Bsy-windOv brick Of superior construction
and attractive design modern and up-to-
tne-mInuIe IN every improvement In very
good condition Cheap at 81 eco
SHANNON & LUCHS, 70 18th 81. y "
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FOR SALE-A HOME BARGAIN.
BEST BUILT HOUSE IN BLJOONTSGDAIZ.
Rer pressed brick brown stone trimmings
s large rooms. reception hall and tiled bath.
J-isc vesfiDule- double back porch, ceE1euteI
cellar. stationary wash tubs enaneled sink
large pantry Cnd clothes closets and a trunk
ROM one OF the best constructed e-room
houses ~ washington Rented TO a nrst-
class tenant at $3.50 Der month Loan Of
S5.J50 Is months 70 TUn-
THIS Is A real. BARGAIN.
PRICE ONLY s415O,
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN,
&C. 5th ST. y. V. sp22-zt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

On l4th ST. 1ea- Park road l0-room and
bath house bargain at $500 upon terms
10 suit
IN the seventeen hundred block Of XII
bourne street. 10 room and bath house. hot
water heat. handsomely finished. exceptional
y cheap at the price asked Price, $500
On Irving street west o. 18th street. hand
some house with front porch, on a large lot
containing Il rooms and baths See Us
absut this Il sou are looking for nice home
for Reasonable sum Price. $500
on Calvert street. near tie car loop. ,
stories and cellar II rooms and baths
steam heat. trust at ~ per cent only Price,
One o. the hzndsomest corners on 18th St
near the kenesaE apartment house, front
t1s % feet On this beautiful boulevard and
I improved by a modern 12-Ioon double house
containing three baths; finished IN quartered
oak hvt-vatsT heat and open hrePlaces- Al
ideal home Price $500
On Irving St west Of 18th St. three-story.
bay-vindow brick, hardwood finish; 10 rooms
steam heat and open hrePlaces; lot 20s15l
/ ieet- Price $500, on terms 70 suit
On Columbia road: English basement house.
containing y rooms and two baths; excep-
tio1ally well arranged for entertaining This
IS a nice home Price, $4,000. upon terms
one OF :hose popular Biltnore street houses:
0
containing 10 ro-ms and hath: sfairwavs
concrete cellar. with servants toilet and laun-
dry; and heated BY steam Only So 200 upon
terms % suit
Nice apartment house on Irving street, west
OF 18th street containing apartments one
> rooms and bath. and other rooms and
bath hOt-Water heat; good renter: total rent
$50 per month Price, $3.50. on terms to
suit
On Shepard street. between Georgia ave
nue. and 18th street detached house on corner:
well 0uiiti with all modern conveniencss.
Price, $500, upon easy terms
On P street. in Georgetown. a s-ztorv bzv-
window brick house containing eight rooms
and bath. large concrete cellar. Price only
500 This Is an exceptional opportunity
for an investment Good renter; rents for
$50 per month
On Prospect avenue. Georgetown. s-room
and bath house Price, $500
In the I'VE hundred block Of 10th 81 \. E.
nice little tvO-stoTv. 6-rOorn and hath house.
all modern improvements; only 5000: $500
! CASH balance 10 suit
In the I've hundred block Of 7th At. s E
a S-stoTy and attic 1o-room and bath house;
/ only $500 This is a good buy.
/ Also other properties. improved or unim-
proved N every section OF the city and Sub
/ urbs-
/ KEY-SMITH & LATHAM. NC
Second Floor Front,
EVANS BLDG.
For Sale OF Rent.
FUR SALE OR RENT-six-room house: rent
Z $3.50 per month. sale. 81 500. 10 min. walk
/ 70 car Apply kEISERS STORE, Mar
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FOR SALE-NeaT 9Th and G SITS. y. z, one
% the best bargains ever offered IN the
northeast splendid bay-wfndow brick
residence Of S rooms and bath has lust
been put in absolutely perfect condition.
Owner purchasing larger home, offers this
one az q real sacrifice 20 effect an imlsedi-
sc sale See = today For quick purchase.
s. $50
SHANNON & LUCHS, rs 18th ct y. W
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FOR SALE-On Columbia Heights, mod
heated by steam. beautifully decorated and
IN Al condition. one Of The best values
we have ever offered in this desirable sec
this one before It's sold Price g $50
SHANNON & LUCHS. rs 18th 81. y. W
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FOR sALE-ActuaIly the best home At this
price in the northwest. Beautifully 10
Gated. opposite one Of the largest Govern
meut parks in the country a high beauJ-
ful location handy 10 car line. stores.
schools etc. Of colonial desi gn, contains
s large rooms and tiled bath. modern heat
ing system trimmed in oak throughout IN
absolutely perfect condition. Iarge front and
rear porches and yards. great snap At
S-o00. See 10 at once
SHANNON & LCCHS, IL 14th 81 y "
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FOR SAIE-Bsyond A doubt one o. the
most attractive offers on the market A
good central location west Of 9Th and south
OF sts- The kind Of house 50 many are
looking for Contains large rooms ana
bath In splendid condition Il Is a rare
thing foT such a house in this locality 20
sell 50 low. Price s., 500
SHANNON & LCCHS, rs 14th -. y. u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

FOR SALE-Near sth and r SIS N W. a
splendid brick dwelling q rooms and
bath. well CONSTRUCTED and very deEirabIv
located; large front and rear yards 10 paved
alley For q few DAYS only we are author
lied TO offer this house at the low price
Of $500
SHANNON & LUCEs. 1s 18th Ct y. W
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FOR SALE-Wuhin one block Of 18th St,
an exceptionally fne modern home Of six
large airy rooms and tiled bath modern
heating plant; trimmed IN oak concrete
cellar under entire house An exceptional
chance to buy one OF the few IOW-pTiced
homes in this fine section A suap A. s. $50
SHANNON & LCCHS, 7I3 18th 81 y. W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

FOR SALE-It IL very seldom We get such
q good house al such a low price IN this
much desired central location Within one
square OF lfth ST and south OF T a bay
window brick Of 6 spacious rooms and bath
concrete cellar under entire house In first
class condition To a quick purchaser we
can deliver this house AT s.. SEQ
SHANNON & LCCES. rs 18th 81 n "
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Wanted

wANTED-To rent OF buy On ressoaa BE
terms. a suburban home with some fruit
anu shade enie1r 20 the city. Would
prefer not going over - minutes yak from
the cars Please give fun particulars regard
fuE the REM Or price and terms for same
Address BOX slo. Times Office sp-5-sC
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WANTED-MONEY

fz0-00 LOAN WANTED for 20 years At 3
Der cent on nearly new. well located bust
ness building. rented long leases AZ g 80
annually valued az $4,000. Address r r
MAIDEN. owner 1850 Mt Pleasant st
ap2s-sts
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WANTED-HOUSES

Nj Pleasant car line give description
number. and street Address BOX sse
Tines Office apH-st
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN

1a-roonl. bsy-Viudow brick house arranged
Tor two flats. deep lot 20 paved alley. mod
ern improvements Owner must sell Al sac
rifice for $50
Apply sos L y. <
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ADVISE Us OF YOUR WANTS.
WE WILL FURNISH IT OR FIND IT
FOR YOU
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, INC,
Second Floor Front,
E-ANS BLDG

On 18th St aea- Park road. Io-room and
10 suit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23

FOR SALE-A dns bargain o. New Jersey
ave near Z ST. a 6-TDom dwelling that
has Just been redecorated and improved
from TOD 10 bottom Even has electric
lights good sized front and rear yards.
Owing to trade re offer this property a. a
very low dgUre-S3.5 so. Better see r. today.
SHANNON & LCCHS, rs 18th St y. "
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a BARGAIN-New house, SIX large rooms
bath furnace heat. concrete cellar. hard
WOOD trim sliding doors, edge grain Georgia
noorlnBs large porches- very large closets
$50. DanteI. 2 large hay windows, best OF
material and finish throughout. very large
lot located 20 feet north OF Rhode Island
avenue car ine on 18th ST y ?. Fo- sale
BY A B LOHR. owner and builder This
must be seen 70 De appreciated come ont to-
morrow Il looking for fne home at a bar
gain 1trf
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FUR SALE OR RENT-Six-room house. rent
$3.50 per month. sale. s, 500; 10 min. walk
% car Apply kETSERS STORE, Mar
land Park Nd apz2-Sts
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ONE HUNDRED S10.e0 NOTES pays for nice
II located country home. F. r PIERCE
Vienna Va, residence, Library station. Fails
Church electric line rnhsI-z0-s
s. 750-Csr past door, one fare. rooms. bath
cellar furnace, chicken house. runs. etc /:
lot 50xJ50. alley, $50 cash, balance SIS month
BOX 574- Tfme7 Office ap21-Sts
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FOR SALE-Nesr the Government Printing
ONCE q good residence section, within a
very short distance Of the business section.
a bsv-wfndoVv brick residence Of s rooms
and tiled hath: modern heating plant. con-
crete cellar under entire house in Al con
dillon, 20 a quick purchaser this Offers an
unusually good opportunity 20 buy very
cheap Price. 400
SHANNON & LUCHS. Ts 18th 81 y ".
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IN tbs seventeen hundred block OF hi
bourne street. 10 room and bath house. hot
water heat. handsomely finished: exceptional
y cheap at the price asked Price. $500
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MED 1IONET--1Iust sell s-room brick rents
$50: price $3.50. e-room frame rents s1s-
price sl-275- BOX sSz- Times Office ap22 =
SPECIAL OFFER to good colored party VIII
sell my nice S-room home. down own for
81 75e. on easy terms Address BOX "a. Times
Office apH-St
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
THOUSAND DOLLAR
CROP At Ia LUZ
Strawberries TO That Amount
Last Season
OTHER ITEMS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Nr. Tinneu. who recently pur.
chased the W. y. Almond prop
erty, left the first of the week
ior piuiou.
school is progressing nirely.
with an attendance of some thlr-
IS five pupils Miss Nina Myuatt
j. teacher.
CppiouS showers have visited
us duriHg the past week While
the rain al this late day will not
benefit the gra :. it will benefit
the fruit grower who will culti-
vate the land aud conserve the
moisture for spring.
The plan proposed by the Ala
mogordo Water Power Company
to sink and equip wells for irri.
CATION purposes on the dry farms
is certainly a liberal proposal.
The owners OF the land simply
can't lose, aud nobody but u
chronic knOcker would object TO
the plan.
Under the caption "Alamogor-
do Will Move Forward" The
News of last week claims that
Alamogordo will take a big step
forward on January |, next year.
| don't believe Mr.. Smith is a
buffer. so must conclude that
he has been put next"
The Alamogordo Improvement
Company last week cut their last
crop OF alfalfa.
Chas. Goldammer has been in
the mountains on a hunting trip
this week. Up to date he has
not returned, owing to the diff
cult task of transporting the
large amount of game, we sur
mise. Later: He just got back
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
SINGLE ORCHARD WILL YIELD
100000 POUNDS OF APPLES
Walker and Gilbert Property Soon Will
be Bonanza
One Young Tree This Year Yielded Seven
Hundred Pounds

There is property in the Sac
ramcnto mountains. living about
sixteen miles distant from Ala
mugprdo. which j. known 10 only
a small percentage of the resi-
dents of Otero county. \ good
many people know, IN a vague,
hnzy sort of way, that ther. Is
such a property. hut they do not
understand its magnitude or ap-
preciate is possibilities. Little
has been said about 1t, and even
less has been written. But in
spite of the present veil of OBJ
Scurity which is hiding it from
on. view, within feH years, it
will begin to make juicy hunks
of Standard oil stock look sick
by comparison, as an investment
proposition.
This property is the Walker
and Gilbert orchard. 1t is owned
jointly by Joe NJ. Walker of
Mountain Park and DIR. j. X.
Gilbert of Alamogordo. Compris-
ing some hundred aud thirty
acres, it lies with the nearer
edge only two miles to the south
of Mountain Park and High
Rolls. While the investment in
time will prove u bonanza, it has
not been of the class or kind to
appeal to the man without cap
ital. The sum of twenty five
thousand dollars already has
been expended, and it will be
necessary to spend much more
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
CRUSADE
NOT YET ENDED
Cleaning of Lots Will be Followed by Clean
ing of Streets

The crusade which has result
ed i'll cleaning and improving SO
great a part of AlamogordO, has
not been of the spasmodic type,
tlaring up today, and flickering
out tomorrow. 1t is permanent
because the people behind the
movement are widsawake and
progressive, and their earnest
ness is making the movement
permanent.
Nearly all of the unsightly va.
cant lots in Alamogordo have
been cleared Of mesquite and
rubbish, and stripped of the daz-
zling array of old tin cans. Trash
that represented the accumula-
tion of years has been gathered
up and carted to a proper resting
place. Even in the southern
par: of town the vacant lots and
the premises Of the residence
property, present clean and
tidy appearance.
When the town was founded,
many lots we're left uncleared Of
the brush. As the lots were not
needed for residence or business
houses, they remained in their
primitive state, even through
the high tide Of the towns pros
perity. The time is not so far
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10

Mr. Taft. who rules the nation,
Offers this, his proclamation:
Whereas. Providence continues
Blessing Us from day To day,
And the boon Of Independence
Has, We take, come to stay;
Aud whereas, lndulgent Nature
Lavishes upon us still
Bounty in excess Of what the
Weather and the bugs can kill:
And whereas, The old republic
Couldn't be improve upon,
Notwithstanding everybody
Gets TO run it off and on:
Therefore, |, as delegated
Now and for a short time hence
President, decree that turkey
Shall 60 up to 20 cents.
That's about all there is to it..
Once the county raised its own,
and the White House proclama-
tion was not greeted with grOan. .
Father simply grabbed the hat
chet, mother got the water hot,
father read the proclamation to
the turkeys in the lot, all the
young and female turkeys promp-
tly tainted from the shock, and
after due farewells the gobbler
laid his head upon the block.
No one telephoned the butch
er, asking what a turkey cost
No one in his deep resentment
wished the Pilgrims had been
lost No one, while the feast pro-
ceeded, knew the torment of the
rack figuring upon his napkin
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
SOUTHWESTERN EDITORS
convene At Il PASO
Second Annual Convention Of
Pencil Pushers
PRIZE PAPER READ
By MISS FARRELL

At the meeting of the south
western Editorial acrociation
held in the Pres. buiidingatth the
fair ground, Thursday. the prize
paper wa. read by Miss Ila VI.
Farrell. editor ufthe san MarriaI
standard. who discussed The
Advauta- and DISADVANTAGES
of Women Elitors."
She told Of the di.advautage.
Of being woman when there
are political meeting. and other
things, where smokers are given
and man editor could easily
present himself, but a woman
dare not enter.
On the other hand she decIar-
ed it advantageous insofar as
when woman comes to collect
bill a man never tells her To
wait until Monday, but always
hands out the cash.
w. +. Lapoint, editor of the
Las Cruces Citizen, read a paper
on whether editing a weekly in
the southwest is a snap or a snag.
Willard Z. Holt, editor of the
Deming, n. NJ, Graphic, spoke
on What We Can Do for This
Section" Referring to the friend
ship aud the close relations be-
tween FL Paso aud New Mexico.
he said they are inseparable and
New Mexico may adopt FL
Paso."
N. M. Walker gave several
readings from ABE Martini"
and the Fort Bliss band render
ed two selections.
The officers elected were:
President-George Ii. Glenn
ents, FL Paso, Texas.
Honorary vice presidents
Felix Martinez, Ell Paso, and S.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10

The convention has decreed
that the two races shall be edu-
Gated in one school. The provi-
sion for separate schools was lost
without much of q fight. There
are many people in New Mexico
who will not think very kindly
of the provision which was pass
ed by the convention.
Judge and Mrs. Edward X.
Wright returned Sunday even
ing from Las Cruces, where they
have been since the first of DC.
tOber, Judge Wright conducting
the Dona Ana county session Of
court for Judge Frank W. Parker.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10

money before much Of a return
On the investment may be- ex.
pected. l. is not unlike casting
bread upon the waters !" but
when the harvest Il begun IL
will pour a golden flood into the
Golfers of the owners.
The area already planted IN
trees Is ninety seven acres. II is
the plan and hope OF the owners
to he able To put in an addition.
al thirty acres in orchard, begin
ming possibly next spring to plant
the addition. The sum of twenty
five thousand dollars expended
represents purchase price of the
property, clearing and grubbing
of the land, construction Of
houses, erection aud mainten-
ance of fences. in fact includes
all expenses up to the present
time.
The orchard as it stands to-
day. has six thousand trees four
years old; two thousand trees
fhrpp vaarS nlH. ono tho,.o. Il
trees two years old; seven hun.
dred trees one year old. Thirty
five trees OF winter apples that
were ten years ord this season,
produced an average Of a little
over six boxes to the tree. The
lightest producer bore only about
a bucketful of fruit, while the
heaviest producer yielded seven
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
POLITICAL REVERSALS
in MANY STATES
Democrats Make Big Gains and Will Control
Next House

The political game is an old
one which has developed many
who were masters, aud even a
greater number who thought
they were masters. Candidates
IN race for office, do not invar-
iably ron true to FORM" as the
saying goes of thoroughbreds on
race track. From time to time
candidates who looked to he
odds-on favorites have been hope
lessly left in the ruck. Unex-
pected landsides and "reversals
of form" have occurred more
than once. But this latest gen
eral election has developed a
chaotic order of things political
and a breaking of party lines
such as had never been known
before.
States that long have been re-
garded as solid republican, have
elected democratic governors and
representatives in congress. The
old hide bound" democratic
states in q lesser number Of in
stances have turned the same
sort Of political "flip-nop." Per-
haps the most interesting and
spectacular fight was in New
York state, where Col. Theodore
Roosevelt was in the vanguard
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-11-10
Continued on page five)

distant when these vacant lots
will be needed, so the cleaning
has been done in advance. That
part of the campaign which has
Just been concluded, cost, in
round figures, one thousand dol
lars. The Alamogordo Improve
ment Co. has borne all of this
expense with the exception of
some thirteen dollars, paid by
parties. By reason
of the able and energetic super
vision of Mrs. O. A. Garrett,
chairman of the public improve
ments committee of the Civic
League, that organization has
realized a profit of more than
one hundred dollars by the trans
action. Mrs. Garrett worked
early and late, and always faith
fully, to see that the cleaning
was done thoroughly, and none
OF the lots skipped. Mr.. Beach
heartily co.operated and render
ed every assistance in his power
to make the work a success. His
assistance extended to the mat
ter of paying, for the company,
the bulk Of the expense.
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