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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
INFORMATION FOR DEPosrroRs
Object

OBJECT
T., The Postal savings system ~ ~.
tahlished for the purpose Of providing
facilities for '"positing savings a. ~.
o. 81 with The security Of the United
~ '.s Government for repayment.
Safety
e" The fa'tL ~ the United states Is.
emily pleig't 'c the payment IL ,lc.
'". - made b. postal savings depository
"lc's with arrm,d interest a. provided
hy the postal savings act.
Who May Deposit
.. Accounts may bee opened and lie.
p",iis made by any person Of the age
ui lu wears or over in his or her W
name and by q married woman in her
W name and free from any interfer.
"ure or control by her husband. No per
son can have more than one account at
any one time
T. No person may open a postal.say.
,ngs account at any post Office who il
not a patron Of that Office.
. All accounts must be opened in
person by the depositor or his authoriz.
I'D representative. After opening an ae.
count a depositor may forward subse,
quent deposits 70 the post office by
mail.
a. Deposits will be accepted only
from individuals and no account will
be opened In the name Of any corpora.
tion, association, society, firm, or part
nership, or H. the names Of two or NOR,
persons jointly.
=. No recount will be opened in thu
name Of one person in trust for or OF
behalf of another person or persons.
Service Free
E.. Tue service Of the Postal Saving
System Il free, and no charge or fe'
10 collected or required In connection
with the opening Of an recount or 80
withdrawal Of money deposited.
Privacy OF Account
i Q. No person ~c'nnected with tn,
Post Office department or the postal ser
vice is permitted 10 disclose the nlm'
OF any deposition or give any information
concerning an account except to the de
p%ositor himself, unless directed TO DO -
by the Postmaster General.
How 70 Open an Account
10. When a person applies TO open Al
account he must furnish the necessary
Information for the postmaster or biz
representative to an out IN application
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misunderstanding Agents to sell
mp TO now Accident aud Health lnsur
ance for the largest Life, Accident and
Health Insurance Company In the West.
organized forty years.. Splendid op.
portunities aud most liberal contracts
10 the right parties. Write now for ter.
ritory to Marcus p. Kelly, superintend.
ent Industrial Department, Pacific Nh.
wal Life Insurance Co, Albuquerque,
New Mexico. 5.I9.Nt
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Death OF Dopositu

will be made 80 ,b, iap,,.... .,I..
rttatiNs.
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%. The fa'tL 81 the United states Is.
emily pledge 'c the payment III .lc.
'". - made b. postal savings depository
"'"'s with acrm,d interest a. provided
%, m. postal savings act.
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will be made go 10, dapt,.. ..u..
pttatiVs.
DEATH OF Doposito.
81. IA ease o. the death oI 20 H.f N.I.
ioi the amount standing tu loo, ,yi .
will be pa, 10 the execute COZ .uiu
traitor Of his estate .pou compliance
with the n"c1~ Any trluJrr,u,.. Iu
case no formul administration u ,v.I,
by his relatives, the postmaster may, 90
II is deemed proper, bee authorized 'o
pay the amoun OF the dcpo,i, on appI.
cation in proper form, to The person.
entitled TO receive o. without OBJ, up.
pointment OF az administration
Account OF oman .yho Marrics
81. A woman who opens ana account
aud afterwards murliy- must prc,,n
her savings cortihcuty. 700 her office u
order that the certificates NAV be- m
dorsed AS payable 'o hrr boo her new
name. The %pO-tma,.rr viii receive o.,
further deposits from % dppDstior tail
ing to comply with this requirement, no.
will he make any partial ul interest pay
neut TO her.
Postal. Savings Bonds
80. A depositor v.. boz permitted "a,
exchange the whole uI any part oi h.
deposits in sums ct go, $50, $50, ,,n
tlOO or multiplcs ot ,luu mp Go AVID Bon
tluding $500, into luErd -'atrs rrli..,
ed or coupon bond. bearing interest a'
] the rate Of eig per rcr' pcr auwum rN
able semiannunlly. nnI rriccmanIu .
the pleasure OF the o. tod states attic.
one year from date u' .-ur. both prime
pal anl interest payable go wear. from
such date IN United state. gold coin
such exchange mn, o.. made uuln. iu'.
Of January l, and lu'v g.. OF each yrn
provided such bond. u.u chem 1NH| .uNI,
~. A deposition H,.Ir.ng 'u r.n.u,.
Id savings deposit, .rr, bond, un Ia.
nary ! and Iulv u. uug wear wu.
make application 90 ...-t 10 duv. I.
fore either of the inr,- named 90 'N.
postmaster IN trirli.u'. .H . form wi...
will Ice supplied hm 'ur 'hH' purpose
At the time OF making application boz.
must indofse and ....,'Irr .u,.r-. .
tihcates covering 'H, .nu.nf .f 0u.|.
tesired. for which 'ur .u. master vf
give him a iccoip. ']n'"r"-' vI| .,r
iinur 20 accrue on rrr' ngn',- ]-urrrnlu.
ID until the late ON w I.h rir bond. ar.
ISSUED. When the bond. applied 'ur af.
received by the ~pu.'m..r... 'un I.l.
tor will be not ifoI .r. 'I. F.rH. u.
he delivered by The postmaster ur rr.
seniation NJ the receipt fur 'hc .u.
dcatcs %surrendeicd. ~ 'fo .omr 'im .
interest due on 'ho a' faa',- -H.,,.
dercd will he paid
~. Savings dcn..'. converted
"a bonds are no ,ount.. .. n.rt u' OIL
maximum of $500 allow. .u f.rr.,. ..
and there l. no 'iuI'n'nr urou '
amount available ru.'.' .., ra- 1.. II.
which may finally ho ..n....I H, . In
p%oSitor.
20. Postal.saving. ...'. .r. .spm
from all 'avcs or lm .. .fh" r.rI.
States, a. well ~ irm walton tn ..
form by or under
local authority.
81. Postal SOL, .ng. i.rH. ..
only he procured ,T no. conversion .
postal savings deposit. aud will NOS. .
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which he win then be required TO sign.
II the applicant signs by mark bis sig.
nature must be witnessed by q d~isinter.
ested person.
Deposits
II. Deposits are evidenced by postal
savings certiReates issued In 6xed de.
nominations 81 o., %, Us, eiO, eco, ESQ.
and 900, each bearing the name Of the
depOsitor, the suaber Of his account, the
date Of issue, the name Of the deposi.
tory Office, and the date on which inter.
est begins. The postmaster or HE rep.
reseniative will make out q duplicate Of
each certificate issued, which the deposi.
tor will he required to sign aud which
the postmaster viii retain In his records.
~. No account may be opened for
less than VI, o will fractions Of a dol.
lar be accepted for deposit.
10. No person is permitted to deposi,
more that 600 in any one calendar
month nor TO have n total balance TO hi,
credit at one time Of more than $500 on
elusive Of accumulated interest.
H. Savings certificates can not be
transferred or negotiated and will be
payable only to the person to whom il.
sued.
Is. On opening an aecoun, . deposi.
tor is supplied with an envelope in which
he may keep his savings certificates. On
this envelope IL printed information
for his guidance, and also q blank led
ger record on which to keep an account
Of his deposits aud Withdrawals.
is. In ease n savings certificate i.
lost or destroyed the deposition should
notify the postmaster. IL deemed prop
er, a new certificate will be issued no
compliance with the necessary require
ments.
l.. Pcstmasters are not permitted "a
ing that in which deposited.
%. Interest will continue 20 accru,
IN a savings certificate a. long ~ II
remains outstanding, certificate, being
valid until paid, without limitation a. u
time.
%. Compound interest IL not allow
ID % an outstanding certificate, bu, a
deposition may withdraw interest paw.
able and include II in a new deposit
which will bear interest at the regular
rate.
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FOR ~ALE;-Good as new, Mode
''T' Ford Automobile. Inquire at thi,
office, 6.3.ti
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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
ACHIEVED AT LAST
Even Delicate Tints Of Eyes and Hair
Possible by New Process.

Possible by new Process
London, Jun, 3-Thc secret Of 'a.
ing and printing photograph. DO uoI"
"A possibility sought after 90. cugcrl,
by Photographers o- the philosopher
stone hy 'hc alchcmi.ts Of nlI ocm,
now g. have heru achieved
A. the Dover street studios H run
her of photographs Of wcIl.kuowu p.
pie in which the most delicate 'iut- rT
eyes aud rhccks and hair Of Jew.
and lace. and silks, had been roproIa
ed on paper ,cnsiti-ed with au ENTIRELY
new prurc,., 30 A. 'u hr 700 exact fn.
smile 70 'hc actual color, seen hy ,h,
"eye Of The camera. 80
Although colorcd plates of n kind
have already been produced, 20 tho boz
y%entor, Mr.. Hamburger told our repro
sentative. ~ can cllim Tat ,Hs
the first time that q true color pinot.
graph ha. been printed upon one ard
the 'ru' sheet Of par"r H.'Ior' art
touching 800 COP ''truu-mi'tlU 80 llI'I
crto color photogr' prs hny. hn"u n
produced by the three ,o.., p.,.r---u
primary rolors. red, yI and h'.a
being Ij!I one on tlp of auornu. un.
blentua INTO someth.'y 'iat sl pa-
for NE IcHr picture
Process as Secret
wen this method however ~ wr-
hardly ',r possible g. .' rr..
h'F"l or e pure gre, This vo hn'n
manae" . 10 achieve. ms, ro rApltI
the evhrl way II is don", a. 30 i.a pat"u.
h", the result is a mt lIruIn that 'nu
d" 'u" even 20 IN" mo-. tnfnf,.l.
details and indeed 'cnuuu' l.
Take for instance, this photograph,
and Mr. hamburger held nap a portrait
Of a lady whose complexion did Ger
tainly seem a little too obviously com.
pounded Of the lily and the rose, " Now,
this lady happened to have 'mado.up
her face, imagining that the camera
would not know. We implorcd her
not 10, but she was obdurato. So here
You are, paint and all, Sargent himself
could not bee more candid.
'Nt the same time whore truth b.
benu'y the picture viii hc beautiful.
You see this portrait Of Miss Lily Bray
ton, II was taken Immediately after
her Australian tour. You will notice
that she is a little sunburnt, but not q
whit the less charming. Here is an.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10

Full line Of Nylss MsdiaslnS at the
Pioneer Drug Store.
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other uf Our 'riumphs- n lady in a black
SATIN dress. with sleeves Ut black lace
Won see how the delicate flesh tints
show through, vet without any hlurrinp
o. YOU were TO .uoh ~ iI through q mi
.iu.,upc yuu would ,cr every thread ut
Ola, IYYy
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cant Use Sunlight

Vt" WV. z N"N T'lNN w wv w NNNf
Yu. been able 'o iakc any open air
photographs sunlight itself Is too earl.
IlI" fur uur purpose, but a special flash.
light oi our own has the Photographic
puu"f OF sunlight, and the colors are
exactly the same rs II they were seen
loo the iull blaze Ut the sun. Of course IL
people want 10 be- take" under different
circumstances, in ~, dusk with the
ight behind them. OF IN the glow " the
rc'ign' we'll. We cau arrange our light.
ug effects Ia that end. rs yet. how
',rr. the atmosphere or landscape re-.
ruu. The painter = monopoly. For how
ung Dc viii remain ~ Z, for the future
.u decide.
'.uur method has the method of be-.
ug 10 business proposition. There i,
.Iu 'ii' ur when about tn u inicrmiu
.hlc delays. Orvrn our sitter we eau
l%oliycr the ruIorcd plate in q few min
l'"s 1ui uau print or as many copies
b., grr wanted in about three weeks. W,
have already had orders by the thous
uI.
Among 'he celebrities who have al
'0I' .n' for their color photograph.
uo Prime, Alexander of Tcck, the Guck.
aar uul Nuharnucc or Baroda. Nine
Eo.auy. Lord Fisher, Niue pavo,a and
sir Joseph Lyons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
News From Surrounding Towns

to Evansville, Ind, who had been TAX
en- from an orphans home there.
Some of the the farmers of the vi
entity who claim to be progressive
farmers have been busy shocking corn
for the past few days and IL the
weather is favorable they will finish
this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Lark Gambler have re-
turned from visit with relatives in
Kentucky.
Mrs. Martin Thornburg has been on
the sick list for a few days.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
NJ. T.. church Sunday morning and ev-
ening.
Mrs. John Ernsberger entertained
the Thimble club Saturday afternoon.
Theodore Davis of Milton spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
The Milton basketball team played
the Greensboro team at this place Fri
day night. Score A to 10 in favor of
Greensboro.
The old canning factory is a thing
Of the past as the owner John Brooks
Is having 1t torn down and hauling it
to his farm east of town.
Mrs. Cummins of New Castle has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cummins.
David Brooks has been spending
few days at home.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Jan. 16.-Mrs. AL
vina Peel of Sabina. O., is the guest
of Mr.. Peel for several days Mrs.
Peel is teacher in the schools at Sa-
bina. The school building was burned
Caused by an over heated furnace)
and arrangements have not been made
to continue the school vet.
Miss Ruth Gwinn returned TO An
derson Saturday after short visit
with her parents.
The following were present at a
meeting of the Anti-Cant Sunday
school class at the home of Mrs. c. f.
Woolard Friday evening: Miss Blanch
Mary Clark. Miss Florence Bell, Mrs.
Anna Unthank. Mrs. Raymond Small.
Mrs. w. T, Warbinton, Mrs. II. W.
keagy. Mrs, Martha Harter, Mrs. John
Hunt. Frances Unthank and Josephine
Small. A literary and musical pro-
gram followed by an observation con-
test and refreshments were the feat
ures of the evening.
The social circle was DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
w. I. Warbinton assisted by Mrs.
Laura Gebphart. Mrs. Charles Teetor
was the honor guest. A delicious
lunch was served at the close of the
afternoon.
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EATON, OHIO.

Eaton. o.. Jan. 16.-Walter Neasc,
who is employed In Dayton. spent
Sunday hero with his wife.
John v. Dye was Cincinnati WISH
q tor Saturday. .-
Mrs. NJ +. Thomas. OF Hamilton,
IL visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Morrow. Mr.. Thomas spent
Sunday with her.
Mrs. &. NJ. Thomas and Miss Jennie
Hosicr. of Camden. were Eaton visi.
tors Sunday.
William Slower visited relatives here
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Z. McWhinney.
OF Richmond. Indiana, spent Sunday
here with DIR. and Mrs. A. A. Lovett
and other relatives.
Roy Ashworth. who is employed at
the Pennsylvania depot in Richmond.
spent Sunday with his parents, near
Eaton.
David Shaffer was a Dayton visitor
last Saturday.
Charles l. Smith. of Dayton. spent
Sunday here with his wife and little
daughter. 80
Peter Comfort, OF Dayton. spent Sun.
day with relatives and friends in
Eaton.
q. Il. Cooper. of Campbellstown.
was guest OF relatives In Eaton on
Sunday afternoon.
Ralph Longnecker. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Homer Longnecker. will arrive
here sometime In March. after four
years enlistment In the United States
navy. During his service he has en-
circled the globe.
The Rev. and Mrs. George II. TEXAN.
Of Avalon. Pa. are here for an indefi-
mite stay. having been summoned by
the death Of Mrs. TEXANS father, Frank
c. Harshman. who's died last Thurs
day.
The local Pythian Sisters temple
sent n large delegation to Dayton on
Monday to attend the annual conven.
ton OF the order Of the second dis
trict. Among those attending were
Mrs. John II. Jones. the temples dele
gate: Mrs. f. NJ. Green. Mrs. Ed Wy.
song. Mrs. Cora Campbell. Mrs. Ed
Christman. Mrs. +. II. Christman, Mrs.
Nettic Gregg. Mrs. Grace Badger and
Misses Susie and Minnie Campbell.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro. Ind. Jan. 16-James
Lewis OF Indianapolis was in town on
Thursday looking after trade.
Abncr Nicholson an aged resident
of Sugar Grove was stricken with par.
alysis recently and is seriously i'll and
helpless.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson
have returned from indianapolis after
spending a few days there. Mr.. Tar
kleson attended the lumbermen's con-
Sention.
J. A. Boyd Of Cambridge City re.
Gently sold twenty acres of oak tim.
Der OF the Baldridge farm for four
thousand dollars to a frm at Eaton. o.
Mrs. Carl Conley Is improving after
q several weeks illness.
Mrs. John Roller was called to
Richmond Thursday on account OF the
ilincss OF her mother. Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs. ID. G. Moore spent Saturday in
Richmond
Eiaino smith returned with boy
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MILTON. IND.

Milton. Jan. 16.-George Wilson who
visited relatives at Indianapolis sew
eral days is again at home.
Mrs. Oliver Thornburg and Mrs.
Emma Ferguson received word of the
death of their relative John Charles
an aged gentleman at his home in
knightstown. The funeral was held
in that city yesterday.
Miss Emma Gingrich visited her sis
ter Mrs. Kinder at Connersville Satur-
day.
The card club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ii. Warren Friday evening
The club guests were DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Kniese Of Cambridge City. Fa-
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challenges any marksman in the coun-
try.
David Doddridge, ST., of Doddridge,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Frank Nor
ris, Saturday and trading.
The Milton high school basketball
team played Greensboro high school at
that place Friday night. The score
was As to 10 for Greensboro
Miss Hattie Stills and Miss Mary
Stills visited friends at Cambridge
City Saturday.
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NOTICE, SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
There is offered for sale 36,S aches
of real estate, with fair improve
ments. on National road. west, three
miles from court house and on the
south side Of National road. There
is an interurban stop at the corner Of
property Possession can be given
March LIST, 1911, and all OF the same
real estate is available for immedi-
ate cultivation. For prices and
terms, call on William B. Harris,
Admr. Rural Route %, Greensboro.
Indiana, or Wilfred Jessup, Attorney.
16-1t
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vors were given w. e. Williams and
Mrs. o. II. Beeson. The next meet
ing will be with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis Friday evening January q.
Miss Ruby Moore was home from
the Richmond business college to visit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moore
yesterday.
Theo c. Davis visited his home
folks at Greensboro over yesterday
Vernon Thompson accompanied him
and visited with him.
The following constitute the newly
elected officers of the Epworth league
at Doddridge chapel Pierre Helm,
president: Miss Nora Doddridge, first
vice president; Miss Edna Stauffer
second vice president: Miss Cora Spar
third vice president: Miss Hilda Helm
fourth vice president; Willard Cook.
secretary: Walter Doddridge, treas
urer; Miss Marcia Willitts. organist.
Prof. c. II. Wood was at Winches-
ter Saturday on business.
Miss Nora Murphy visited friends at
Richmond Saturday
/ Mrs. Mary Gray is reported better.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benninger were
entertained at dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs, c. J. Connell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Moore of Rich
mond visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs
w. p. Moore, also Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Templin yesterday.
The small boy and the marbles are
now seen on the streets.
Minas Stricken of Hagerstown call
ed on friends here Saturday.
Charles Shank sold sixty head of
hogs to Benton Woodland Saturday.
They averaged 215 pounds weight He
received IS per hundred.
Mrs. Fred Decker visited friends at
Connersville yesterday
Alexander Stout, principal of the
township high school and his assist
ant teacher. Miss Esther Jones were
given a pleasant surprise Friday even
ing. The guests present were Miss
Hazel Wagner, Mrs. Park Lantz, Miss
Nora Doddridge, Miss Mary Wilson
and Miss Mamie Locke of Richmond,
Miss Josie Lamott. Miss Anna Lam
mott. Miss Daphne Daley, Miss Moni-
ca Willitts, Miss Hazel Preston, Miss
Verna Preston, Miss Edna Sender.
Miss Marie Little, Orwell Daley, Oscar
Russell, John Kerlin, Jr., Ross Dodd-
ridge, Emmett Doddridge, Paul Gar
rett, Willard Cook, Elmer Bertsch,
Miss Clara Garrett and Miss Bertha
Stout of Kitchell. who is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Stout. All had a nice
-.
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sheets of Con-
nersville, visited +. ]. Crawford and
family near Harrisburg yesterday.
A few days ago Ernest Moore hv-
ing in the country east of town saw
the track of an animal that he sup
posed TO be fox. He tracked ii to its
burrow and then fastened it in with
wood. But later on he set a trap.
Next morning he went TO the place
and found that something was in the
trap. Now he had il. But what was
his surprise when he moved the trap
10 find he had caught a neighbor's
gr:,y cat.
Miss Helen Coyne visited Miss Dean
Van Wrinkle yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Waltz east of town is
much indisposed.
Mrs. Park Lantz and Miss Hazel
Wagner visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Cramer north of Cambridge City yes
terday.
Benton Wisslar killed twenty-three |
crows and large chicken hawk with |
eleven shots. He killed six crows and |
crippled one with one shot and now he |
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

AN ESTABLISHED tactoa& a>.>----
ing standard goods used by stores
banks, farmers and practically eS
erybody. is sending their special rep
resentatiye to open a Distributing
office in Wayne county, also other
unoccupied territory and desires a
resident manager with $500 to $1,000
in cash, carrying stock to fill i'm
mediate orders; We allow 500 to
$3.50 monthly salary. extra commits
sions, office and other expenses; pc.
sition permanent: references re
quired. If you can fill requirements
write Immediately, Liberty Man
ufacturing Association, $50 w. Hur
on St, Chicago. 15-7t
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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
FINANCIAL REPORT

To the Advisory Board, Center Town
ship, Wayne County, Indiana. James +.
Harris. Township Trustee. Dated Jan.
3, 1911.
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
STORAGE.

Don't forget Atkinson and his ilu
proof building when you want 4
store furniture. Phone 194o. All
and Main street 'anef~
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FOR RENT-A new threc roouaed flat
furnished fer light housekeeping:
100 N sth ST. Phone l6l1 % (
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FIRE INSURANCE and insurance of
all kinds, Loans. Rentals. Notary
Public and Real Estate. Chas. ID.
Shideler, 91S Main. Phone 1914
l5-ff
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MISCELLANEOUS

carpenters requested
to be present at next meeting, Tues
day night. Business of Importance.
Jeff Cox, Secretary. 16-1t
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FOR SALE-Choice single-comb white
Leghorn Cockrels, 81 each. o. X.
Logue. 23S S. W. 3rd street. Phone
3054. 1916
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FOR SALE-Farms and city property,
$500 to loan, good house for rent.
Commission one per cent. Kauf-
man, over S2S Main. 15-tf
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LOST

LOST-Suit case that was left on the
corner of Bird and Main street Sun
day evening. Finder leave at Pal
,adium office Reward 16-1t
LOST-Brown fur muff, Saturday
night between Sixth and Eighth
street Phone 1900.
MISREPRESENTATION containing two
small purses, containing about $50.
and duplicate from bank in Mart
Starts name, somewhere on North
9th ST, or between North 9th and
North 18th on d. Leave at Union
National bank Reward. 9-tf