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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
SHAMROCK
Will Be in Evidence at Odeon
in Commemoration of St.
Patrick's Day.

The patron saint of ireland is to
have a share OF attention AT the pop
uldr odeon thcnter Thursday aCtet-
noon and evening and Friday. when
twenty beautiful colored slides Of ST.
Patr.k and important scenes of Ire
land will be shown n addition to the
regular bill. Favors m the fem Of
scrs anir SIX shdmrocks will be given
away WITH cash adniss.o ticket.
This evening the last performance
Of the dog and monkey show VIII lie
fVen. This part OF the show this
week has heen>a great favorite with
the child. en-. and Is very amusing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
L0REE PROMOTED
To Office to General Manager
Of Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Railroad.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 15.-President
Daniel Willard has announced the
appointment of W. c. LQree as gener.
al manager Of the Cincinnati, Hamil.
ton and Dayton Railway Company
with offices in Cincinnati effective
March Is. The new general manager
Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton has been general superintendent
CT the Pittsburg system Of the Balti.
more and Ohio in Pittsburg since
May /, 1910. f. A, Peck, superinten-
dent of the Plttsburg division has
been promoted to general superIn-
tendent filing the vacancy created
by the promotion of Mr.. Loree. Mr..
Peck entered the Baltimore and Ohio
service as train master at Grafton,
W. Va, in February, 1897, in May
1903 he was promoted to superinten-
dent OF the New Castle division ana
on January !, 1907 was promoted to
superintendent IN Pittsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
FELONY TRIALS
Are Heard in the Criminal
Court of Harrison
County Today.

Cecil Timmons and William OFT
were on trial in the criminal
court at press time charged with
breaking into the Gribblc store and
stealing cigars and tobacco there
from. 1t is "a felony charge.
Philip Barbary pleaded guilty of =
techinal violation of the LIQUOR law.
He was fined $50 and costs and sent
to Jail for sixty days.
AT the end CT the trial of Ollie
Grant and John Young, both coIored,
charged with robbing Thomas Will
SON, a white man. of $S5 December
10 last, the judge directed the dis
charge OF Grant. Young was found
guilty.
Jim JohnsOn's trial was set for
March "a.
Erna Barnes by an attorney plead
ed not guilty CT carrying a revolver
and his trial was set for March 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
OR Al CT OK ON
CIkS Ell &c TON WI ii
Most Enthusiastic and Best
Convention Of Kind Ever
Held in the City.
TICKET MOST IDEAL
Republicans and Democrats
and Others Are ALI
Pleased with Ii.
RepubIicans and Democrats

At rousing convention Of cit
izens held Tuesday night in the
court house, Frank R, Moore, the
present mayor, was again chosen as
the standard bearer of the RepuBli-
can party and strong ticket was
completed for the municipal election
to be held April 4.
Harry L. Brooks was reuominated
ior police chief, WIN H. Cole was
chosen as the nominee for city clerk,
Edward j. Doyle for superintendent
c. s.reets, John NJ. Knox for col
lertor ard treasurer, John o.
Brooks for water works and sew
erage board, William H. Taylor for
school commissioner and william r.
Trimble for assessor.
Although suDerlatives are inter
disted in the editorial department,
the Telegram nevertheless feels that
II is publishing the exact truth in
stating that the convention was the
most enthusiastic, the most concord
ant and the most good natured
gathering Of citizens on like mis-
sion that has ever been held, in
2lark.Iburg. Good humor reigned
supreme and all were SO pleased
with the splendid ticket selected
and SO gratifed over the good will
and conseniality shown that 1t is
doubtful whether any person left
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
READING CIRCLE
Holds It's First Public Meet.
ing in the Colored Meth
odist Church.


The hrsi public meeting of the
Bunbar Reading Circle was held in
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
color-d, last night At this meeting
the officers were installed for the
year. The books OF the Circle were
opened for membership and several
new members were received. The
cbjo.t Of the Circle is to study the
representative men of the race and
it is hoped that the circle viii be
of great benefit to the community.
The next meeting vii be held the
last Friday in ADril at which a prog
gram will be rendered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
MUSICIAN
One of the Young Ladies at
Brown is Training
Now 10 Be.

BROWN. W. Va, Mar. 15.-Mrs. A.
L. Stillman, of California. has pur-
chased for her youngest sister, Miss
Frances Lsedom, a $25 violin, OF
which the latter is very proud After
taking lesosns several days, she
plays 1t wei. Miss Lcedom is also
taking piano Lessons from her sister,
Mrs, G. S. Mnnix, Of Haywood. Miss
L9edosn's friends hope she will be-
successful and prove TO be mus
ician Of note.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
RUNAWAY
Boys of Clarksburg Are
Caught and Uncle Will
Send Them Home.

Roy Stealey and Charles Raricis,
young boys of this city, were caught
Tuesday at ParkersErurs by Baltimore
& Ohio railroad policemen as they
We're running away from their homes
for an adventure. They were taken
off a freight train.
Just.sa W. P. Rathbone 7ned' them
s. and costs each for train riding but
suspended the fines uade- the condi-
lion that the hoys should be returned
to the.r homes. An uncle of the
Raricis boy took both boys in charge
and promised to send them home,
The lads are not more than IL years
old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
WORkMEN CAUGHT
BY Falling Walls While Tear,
ing Down Skeleton of
Building.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Mar. 10
Between fifteen and twenty work
men engaged in tearing down an
old brick and stone skeleton of the
J. F. Hall and Company building
on Third avenue, were caught by
failing walls this morning. 1t is
2ro6s'Ale twelve OF frteen workmen,
wac are mostly negroes, will not be
brought out alive, At noon the res
cuers had brought out nine men only
one being dead at that time, al
though several others wre fatally
injured,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
STOUT QUALITIES
AS Administrator of the Cliff,
ford Estate and as Guar
dian of Children.

Clarence P. Stout qualified before
the county court Wednesday as
guardian Of Mary R. and Charles P.
CLIFFORD with separate bonds of
$1,000 each and Porter Maxwell and
Charles Q. Stout sureties. Mr..
Stout also qualified as adminlstra-
tor de bonis non of ]. Philip elf:
ford, deceased, with bond at $500
and the same sureties, and as adj
ministrator of the estate of Galore
V. Clifford, deceased, with bond at
$4,000 and the same sureties.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
CONTEMPT CHARGES
Against George B. Cox Are
Dismissed by Judge
German.

CINCINNATI, o., Mar. 1I5-Judge
German Of the common pleas court
today dismissed the contempt
charges against George B. Cox,
banker and political leader, under
Indictment for alleged perjury. Two
of committee of three attorneys
which investigated the case had re-
ported that Cox should not be held
in contempt, while the third de-
CARED he should be held in con-
tempt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
Says United States Wants
Order, Justice and Inde-
pendence Only.

Eli PAso, Texas, Mar. l5-Col.
Roosevelt arrived IN FL Paso early
this morning and after delivering
an address 10 large gathering in
Cleveland Square, he departed for
Albuquerque, y. NJ. At that point
Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel and Miss
3Landon, friend o. Hiss Roosevelt,
will Join the party.
AZ a lgeakfast Eiyeu in his honor
by the ToReo 3clup Of this city,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
COL. STOUT GOES
TO. GREAT BE YONl
Wealthy Citizen Of Bridge
port Dies at the Ripe
Age Of 90.

Col John R. Stout, an az 4 Citizen
of Harrison county a former magis
ftrata deputy sheriff aud yet Fan
the ciyfi war, is dead At Iii home
bridgeport. He. suceumBed e. a COM
iplication Of diseases resulting from
tho iniirmides Of old age a s.20s
O'Clock Tuesday night, His age was
F96 years and he was one Of the few
oldest citizens Of the county.
John R. Stout was born August III
1914 in Clarksburg aud his exact age
was DC years, seven months and two
days. He was SON OF benjamin
and LoYey Reynolds Stout Two
brothers, Lcmuel E. Stout OF Bridge
port, and Porter Stout, Of Lewis
county; and one sister, Mrs. George
W. Wolfe, are still living. The late
BENJAMIN Brown Stout, president Of
the Harrison county court, was
brother; and the mother Of Judge
Charles W. Lynch ives a sister.
The children Of John R. Stout now
living ara the Rev. Benjamin 3.
Stout, Of the Methodist Protestant
church at Bridgeport; Pfilauder
Kcmble Stout, of Bridgeport and
Mrs. Lovey Fleming, Of California
Mrs. John R. Stout, who was Mss
Hanah Ross, and four sons died be-
fore their husband and father.
The subject Of this article led an
active and useful life. He helped 10
construct the Northwestern turnpike
about 1885,. his father having had 4
contract to build eight miles OF the
road. He was colonel Of the 11fth
Regiment OF the Virginia militia be-
fore the Civil war and was noted as
an officer of distinguished military
bearing. For number Of years
Col. Stout was magistrate and
served several years as deputy sher-
III when his father was sheriff Of the
county. When the Civil war began,
Col. Stout was appointed a commits
sary officer and he served IN this
capacity for four years Of the war.
He entered heart and soul into tho
duties of the position and although
he did not carry gun he did his
part, as soldiers cannot fight without
ratons.
The last several years Of coli
stout's life were very quietly spent
at his home at Bridgeport his early
investments in coal and Oh bearing
leands having made him qh1te
wealthy. In politics he was wing
and Republican; in religion lie was
a Baptist and in everyday life hs vas
always held in the highest esteem BY
his friends and nsighbors as good
and useful citizen
The funeral service VIII be held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon Il
the late residence and, burial VIZ
follow in the family burying ground
at the Old Brick church cemeter
The nall bearers viii Be nspheWs
the deceased man as f6lloWs Col
lin B aud RobeFt1e II stout IONS
- - -.-ss->.-.-.---..-s.. 2.
Continued on page
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
FUNERAL THURSDAY.

The funeral Of Patrick ATcGary,
who died OF peritonltis Tuesday
morning in a local hospital. will be
held Thursday morning at $40
oclc at tho Church OF the Inn
maculate Conception. Burial will
be in Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
DowLrRs AWARDED.

The executive committee cf the City
Duck Pin League has awarded Player
Esl.t Gains - the Loar & White team.
Clyde Bartlett has also been awarded
10 the wleseh's Plumbers team provld-
ed sthey choose to sign him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
ROOSE WELT TALKS
ABOUT THE TROUBLE
Roosevelt said:

Roosevelt said:
An the United States demands OF
Mexico is order, Justice and indie
pendence. "
These were the only remarks the
colonel made on the Mexican situa-
tiqn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
Arms and Ammunition Must
Not Be Sent Across the !.
Frontier.
STILL IN A PRISON
AT Casas Grandes Are Fifteen
Americans According
TO Report.

EL PAso, Tex. Mar. 15-smug-
Cling OF arms and ammunition
across the Mexican frontier from Ell
Paso must cease.
This was an order issued by fed
erai officials here today. 1t is sup
posed the order emanated from
Washington on the representation
Of the Mexican government that Ell
Paso had been the CHIEF point from
which help was sent to the insur-
rcctos.
Fifteen Americans captured al
casas Grandes are still in jail at
that place according to report.
The Mexican embassy today for
warded an order for the release\ of
Blatt and Converse. Americans being
held at Juarez, Mexico, to the Mex
lean government. 1t is believed
the conflicting testimony as to
whether the men arrested were on
american or Mexican ground can
be easily reconciled.
cAnENIco, Calf, Mar. 15-Fir-
ing from the American side of the
international line, Mexican custom
officials at llgodones today sent a
volley into the town OF Andrade.
No one was wounded,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15

tconuuuea on page 81
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CONTINUED or rage 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-15
TEE WEATHER

tair except SHOW llnrFies IN hI6nh-
ains cald taie f6nf fbnfda
iair and colder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
GOTHAM WILL GET
TWO NEW PARKS
Board Of Estimate Decides
That Busyburg.on .ths-sab-
way Needs More Places for
Public Recreation.

New yofh. Nov. s--The board OF
est;matcs this week docseto that SeT
yofstrs should have more public
pleasure parks A. fesuit OF thls a..
cisioa sites for two parks have oses
selected. one "a occupy the Dfeamiano
site - c'nney taiand and the other 81
70 b IL Rockaway.
Tho proposal IN 20 purchase tnt
presmlnnd site after oondenan&tien
pyoceedlnes. the cost DOT 20 be more
then $1,000. 900. and later TO acquire
the property on either aide Of u 70 a.
~ have q continuous strip of SEASIDE
ps.s nom the present para TO pfeans
Mna.
ma ssnefpl plan lnciuaea the 70.
clslnlnB OF some a. acres OF land now
Under wafer. ~ a coo 81 about $50.
zoe The pfopnsod seaside path ~
fsetsssr bsacn wiii eaei nsefs thea
tf,ssg. eco
"a eohtflbusory csuss for she scare.
~ y water 70 Nov yefh iass msnlnfs
whlsis ainost resulted " : raies Nms
~, hns boon foune.
Leaks In old wettf mains. " which
slmo<s i.oue,eeo aAliens o. water nErs
Wen 1est ssery day Tar gn fadc1hise
eeriod. prcDap.y years. have S1ea
Uncovered ~ the department. Of Hbtes
eapaiS cas- and electrically n South
fegrf. Tho leaks. whi<k xef6 IN
1fvsf1q parts OF unsccoeded pipes
hsve bssn rtpairea ana ere eeos<ted
Hststially 10 account fof the diHsr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06
Denver UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY OPENED
TO PUBLIC
wall Stocked Instituticn Be.
lisved Capable Of Doing
! More Coed Il rublieYI Il
Permitted 70 Use It.

Denver. Colo, Nov. s.---7seiifvinx
that the library az TIE Dsnvtr upi-
vffdty wiIi do much more eooc II
thrown open 10 the poniie thea II 10
use IL confiued. ~ II present. 70 the
students and fpcuIty Of the univcf-
silly. the board OF tfustees Of the uni-
yegity Fetsntlp voted 10 turn the
hulldian over 20 the city. 90 BE- ueed
"a one NJ me branches OF the penvev
bubble library.
rho presentation OF the buileihs 10
ths eits. will be MADE Novsnfosr ~.
at which time Chancellor Hepfy
nnchtei wili' present tho paesfs 70
MAJOR Robert W. epsef a. Rxrrcis<s
10 ~ hsid AZ ths university Ilbfalf.
Il II exnccfea thsf ocserssor sehn y.
shaffoth 3na Elbfafsan chAInaeys
lIadley Of tiis city public library wtll
partieipzfs ~ the easrciece.
The nbivsFsstg iIbFsfy building vas
conirietet In the ftii Of 1903. and T.
CONSIDERED ons Of TIRE noet beautiful
% the group Of builasnks AZ the uhi-
vefrttY. II n oonsffucte1 Of iiths
pressed Brick, with white atouo ariln.
nsnss, saa n ist By 90 Feet. Il con.
t6ira general r46fnr room. q
smaller reverence room. reonse fes
the book sseets ant soonz sor che
dissri busion Of the boeas.
Al present che library hes an 81
cetisnt ooIiention 81 soeks OF all
classes Il has many salua5ls vel
umss ef hlstosieei ana seisnslns
WORTH snd siso = cststoeuc % mod
srn shd sneient nctson unusus;ls
compl<te fov eemi-pfivst< ipfary
fh>$s books viii Be turned cses 10
tho city along WIKI the building. WITH
The pfovs-o that thus shait remain "a
tho university branch OF thc ttesefJ
and not "a aaS time be tfafzsSerrec
| 70 the main library nor 20 ans othe'
branch.
rhs present librarian II sfiss Eliz'
ebsth Mcneil, nor many years con
nensed with the city public nesAfy
and IL II eapected that ahe vail re-
main a. liafafiAn o. the btAneh. witt
| sfvufal aasiHiante 20 lid her n M
hahdlinn o. the additional work tina
l win accrue wiinn the library 4
tHfown optA 40 she public. M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

enoe In the water consumed and the
water supplied In the dissrict 10
when they wers found.
Tho leaks we're uncovered toronsh
the water front waste deteetion oru-
saae wkieh the department has bern
conducting sof several fscnthA
Mayor oosn hes signed the lesls-
lasive bili granting equal pay 10 wo-
men and nsn teachers n che New
Yofk public schools. he did 10 after
mach opp9sitien had been brought 10
hf&Y, an0 said that IA 10 doths he be-
Iiexeo that considerable proportion
.: the tsxpayers we're Ia fayer 81 the
sqnsftxasion. In. spite o. the fact tknt
II would nsean thu sdaing Of ss,soe. 600
10 tia nudset appropriation for TIE
dspastmehs Of eaueasien fss the cnm.
lac yesf.
The victory o. tho women tsaesers
~ssfwnn on shs nfsh tisue that biil
perscd the ieririatVrs. On VI pre-.
sisus occasions tia equal pay bilis
have not b4tn aapfcved. either bv
thx aoyernef os the mayor.
/ The minimum pas for worhen teach
srs 10 Increased ~ the I'LL from sgcD
10 t7s0. whiis the ninimvsn for men
tesehefa y ssssessse from ssee 20
|xsse est sfg
Nsssewins The lpditlaual records %
the Eew xefk city henesore aufIns tls
last ssesIoK Of the iseislatufs. The clt~
lssos y. nnlon gives Hctsan BIT Of
heaasi % oply ~ ef ths ~ law
natetu xi,o febreetnted me ave bofs
ouahs IN Aibaay. Thc>e tvo are Nee.
eansh sn1 ESAyls. ntpahlIeans
TAo soli6NihB nisihhtfs sl Demo.
srAik seeofdins u the report made
fecpses o. usmt<l vnefcsen s4ppSft
IL nsthine NakdArda ID naIliet ana
6isksFara " ths ppbiie ntefcssss-
Nx4ers cream. casitn. Ffawisy.
t5ss;s. of,esr, isafets. tfarte. No.
slllvs'i. y .. ss'i'gss ssa = ?. so''
ssnsiors ssssae. s,sea sna mxs. an
p<lhbcresx the report ststes. learned
cfrtlt for ss.ns eornn<ndeblr services,
siliieugh tnssf r<coset were net udn-
si>sent or 10 svs'y, fespcct prsiss.
~ ssrs,er peass, sas,asr psme.
lefat, the report says.
''szs sst up<fui n denisng with bills
Adj .consa1ered 40 aefty o1e1surea. bSs
f4iIe~eA ths rna<hine en- bills ID
lxnlth I, was visAilt Intcranted."
44gor uaynnf esnics be has ans
srtfioens.al aspiratior- when aaks-a
| II he contemplated saeHins me Dem
ocrslsic nomination faf president, hi
l.esisa4ed sof a naoment and then ssia
II am not eanoiet9 hAve The
| pifRsst know Of - mayer Of Now
x4fn. and aant 70 % a. I am aim
BIZ sfylns 10 slse heness and lntsill.
atpt aovNnment. Thrts are DIM
cnlsiens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

a tiaht sasliRx IA tns csstss accom-
Daisled BY y shifl, dry cough. inilicafes
AZ IhfIame0 condition o. shs iunFk
10 ktiisse u uuy the 0b.l3f size HAL
i2AitD'a SIORisn0VND sYnUf; ybu
an ~iih each bpilie \ tree Alsfl.
ulcK's RKD PErpbn POROUS
Es-AAIsa tor the 3hees. TAA tss,4D
f4iA444 the tiehtuds atl1 TIRE plasief
ofassa guf tho iuiiaiainatien. u u an
'eesI conbinetIon sof eusih9 colds ssts
tea ~ ems iunas soid % al, drug.
elan. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

W. eos. ~ bAs1aes a cossss
oesRnaH snksassI FIssss. ons sco4s
- bsa. n .sytAlae Dsss wfa,. ~
'1eke A. rses.A ~ asalv w1Ii ese.Aa
tpaAAa xs8 ls<ler>s WA ssaSx4 4sallai
1l.1. a. Ai<ae4ab AneaA A. u1aNlk6I
lb111a aaA ~ ~ ~ nsf stN.>s
kx,V All Du 40 zxz;i1l "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

'.what an awful cold your huehand
has. IL coughs and suts4ss al he
he aoss sus I, annums TIE BABY
spitndIaly '--spafire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

ryrA i,hut....i I'm uAfpttunAttI
snnD / has 20 evit my Sf4iee>'os'
bn ae<bdnt 81 my ihtkilht Il 81
fady--isnt yoa ioeh futeto. VIVA
Wn6 ybnr profession . b. u = 4
Tyrt Dput@~ Data iuat ~. tftf 80
fdHstA. 1 Nss q gst,F'lp(1It al Z
GOOD olIns Isds. IN my vtio4 40 N
aisAnf ! ttoistr throw M \
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

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40 ". sl'yss A.. Phase sS'

snt-.-Jus, loek II ~ ifS0bl'
monef can st ycq INTO. ~. ~. j,
fYeA- yes. hut lpoN' a ne 4t'4Ai'
,nanef can VT YOU ON 't'sil'f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

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&1A'r<t& tf'ek tsas& Ns6stk, 80
il:s.. s;'s; 81 s,'' I. 's ~
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

All HlNbh. bs,h SEQ AVA rl4s&t 1,
AkSb. hsssht. said. tentst and ~
ha'fka A,ba4uef1ps 1'ypeFfles ~
ehssAss- i'hsnel rs se' r5 .iel a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

con bRf,js- Itsminsteh t2teeflta
eeta csAs's tiN kss ~ tIe1s
80 M v -r'sE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-06

0W00 HVR RAp~ IL !,
ron krNf~~Mea 6mlrs9l< fsarlz
fbr hce>1 keepiss d nt1Sfs kesss.
nc Mes sahtsd. Apply s1tas set
rck RHKT-~fSs u s5xSssrs IsSs1I
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FOR SALE

800 acres, miles of Americas, on
automobile highway, 200 acres open;
4-room house 4 tenant houses, barn,
cribs, etc.; near church and school;
healthy, soil of best quality in the
county; half mile of railroad station;
everything in good shape to take hold
of and make money.
200 acres, 5-rOom house, tenant
houses, land in fine state of cultiva-
ton, within 100 yards of railroad sta
ton, near church and school, only $50
per acre.
230 acres, one mile of city, on good
road, mostly under wire fence; $45 per
acre, suited to general farming and
stock raising.
5-room house; modern conveniences
close in, on Jackson street-$2,5OO.
5-room house, comparatively new;
on line sewage eXtension-$1,50
Groom house, large lot, with bath,
sewage, gas, house in good condition
$500. ......
Groom house, Lee street; large lot,
big bar gain at the prices, 900.
If you want a farm, large or small,
house and lot in the city OF vacant
property, come to see me.