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The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

duction Of IS per cent on the 1918 assessss-
ment, the Merchants State bank a reduc-
tion of As pei cent on the. 1913 assess
ment. ID * ,s., Z s.s4! "a s.. K. &,
On recommendation of the town board
of Grand Meadow Township Abraham
LaClare was allowed a refund on q 500
value for the year 1912. .s.s55
The request of the Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Co. for abatement
of valuation of $400 was not allowed.
On recommendation Of; the city council
Duncan Christiansen's request for the
cancellation of the improvements on
lot 7. block AZ original plat. amounting
to 5000 was granted, account of error
in assessing.
A refund was authorized to A. r.
Folsom for the 1912 taxes on the neN
neN and sh neN 22-13o-9t. account
this land being govern ment land. -t 5..s
W. L. Dohrmann was allowed re-
fund of $i.50 account road poll beina
assessed in error for the year 1912.
The 1913 taxes were ordered cancelled
on the VIZ NV Y 20-13o-95 account Of
error in assessment. Sss i
On motion the board adjourned sine
die. .,.~i.'..'s' 80
J. L. HUGHES.
.s. County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28
Dunn County News

A daughter was born recently to MIR.
and Mrs. Harry G. Hamilton Of Pros
pect. ~ ...s &
A daughter was born to ,Mr. and Mrs:
James O'Grady Of Manning on Friday.
February 18th. = +sE- ;,
The withdrawal Of County Treasurer
Larson 8 resignation was accepted at
the last meeting of the board: of county.
commissioners. This action comes after
reconsideration of the facts that resulted.
in the original resignation. Mr.. Larson
will now continue in his office until
the end of his term. - =..-...y.. j.
Tuesday evening of last week Rev.
j, C. Erb, while performing the even
ing chores about his farm, slipped upon,
some ice that covered the surface Of the
ground close to his well and fell. The.
fall resulted in q compound fracture of
his left wrist Medical aid was OBJ.
5tained, from Manning and as soon as
was practical he was taken to his home
in Dickinson. ii z;,.s ...s. v ss.s.
sAta meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Manning. Cooperative Creamery
Company held recently in Mannine.
the following officers. were elected for
| Scharf :, vice. president, j. C. Erb; sec
retary- treasurer, G. e. Melby; directors,
Isl: 81 Ffkshadi, Andrew Lind. A. 81.
fBfetzIaff, Chas. HtvFiersOn, Albert BIecka
and "A C. Juds0n. 1t is expected to
have the creamery in operat ion by April
list. 49,, ,;5$:a. s:. s.-..s
A decision in favor Of the plaintiff
was. rendered by Justice Med Donough
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

A report was started early in the
week that Alex Mckenzie had purchased
the Bismarck Tribune and was out to
support Andrew Miller for the U. S.
senate. Later reports deny the sale of
the Tribune. saying that Mr.. McKenzie's
stay of some weeks in Bismarck has
been for the purpose of looking after his
extensive business affairs. However,
it is a fact that Mr.. Mckenzie is q
stockholder with c. B. Little and Mrs.
Jewell in the Tribune and many people
are wondering who is to get the paper s
support in the senatorial race. 1t is
believed in many quarters that Mr..
Miller will get the support Of the rail-
roads as we'll as several other large cor
Iporations.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

torium last Friday evening was well at
tended and all report a very good time.
A Miss Hill of Richardton captured
first prize for the ladies and Mr.. Skauge.
first for the gents. Mrs. Patrick H. Nc
Grath won the prize for the most CONT
cal dressed person. u ~ n.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Offet died on Sunday morning. He was
ten days old and had been ailing since
birth. The funeral took place on Tues.
day, Rev. Jonkowsky officiating. Their
many friends extend sincere sympathy.
DR.. Weyrens went up to Dickinson on
Sunday evening and on Monday morn
ing operated on Mrs. Benedict Friedt
from south of Richardton at the ST..
Joseph's hospital. He returned on No.
8 on Monday. s-5!s. -
John Riemer, one of the pioneers Of:
Dunn county, and who was very pros
porous farmer near Halliday. and his
daughter, Pauline, are dead from infan-
tile paralysis. Both had not been feel
ing very we'll for some four or five days
but did not pay much attention to it.
Last Wednesday both noticed that they
had some difficulty in swallowing and
dI UIlCc ScAAI LUZ plySlCldus. 4uO
doctor made the diagnosis of epidemic
paralysis and considering the cases
very serious ON account Of the parts Of
the body effected at once sent for con-
sultation. A medical council was held
and everything done which is known
to have tendency to check the dis.
ease. All was in vain and Miss Riemer
died on sIhursda daA.a the paralysis having
extended s0kas to- para1ize her heart
It was thought for a few days that Mr..
Riemer might escape death but the
paralysis kept on spreading slowly till
Sunday evening when he too died Of
paralysis Of the heart. John Riemer
was born in Germany So years ago. He
came TO this country as young man
and later married Miss Emma Hecht,
daughter of William Hecht, ST.. of
Taylor. He was prominent and Dros-
porous farmer and rancher of Halliday
and the entire community is shocked
to hear Of his untimely death. Miss
Pauline Riemer was sixteen years of;
age and was one of the prominent and
talented young ladies in her community.
She attended the public school up to
about. three days Of her death. Miss
Pauline was buried ON 4 Sunday and
Mr. kiemer on Wednesday. $.;.'s 9
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28
Sr0 oW

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindhe called at Mar
tins on Monday. =.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton visited with
Bergquist's on Sunday. 49, :.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Maui took in the dance
at Martins Saturday evening.
MIR. Bergquist recently purchased a
fine team of gray horses from Mike
Heinz. <; :.s! s..ss!!. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Skalbeck visited at H.
Hanson's on Wednesday Mrs. Ander-
son and Miss Lena Maui spent Sunday
evening at Pendleton's.
4 The stork was very busy here this
past week, delivering a baby girl at
the M. Heinz home on the 18th and a
baby boy at Krogh's on the 21st. All
concerned are doing nicely and the
papas wearing that broad smile.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

of Dairy Commissioner Flint and II is
confidently expected that the coming
season will see as many more built.
This is significant and means GREAT
prosperity for the state. Dairyine is
surely gaining in every locality. as an
evidence of which over fifty farmers Of
the state took the dairymen's excursion
the first of the week to Wisconsin 10
compare notes and learn how live stock
business is conducted in states farther
east, } ga 81
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

County division. in Billings is COM
menclng to work again. A meeting has
been called at DeSart for the 2Sth: 1t
is presumed that those interested in the
meeting are thinking of getting the
southern portion Of Billings set off for a
new county. Golden Valley was sliced
OH two years ago and probably things
WILL not be settled until more territory
carving has been. finished.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

The Beach Daily Progress gives W.
r. Morton, principal OF the Mandan
public school, a little dressing down for
the way he attacked the Beach basket
ball players in an open letter in the
Pioneer last week. If the Mandan play
ers had understood the game, it is the
belief of the Progress that there would
have been no room for criticism.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28
,4s-ii !, ,s,s,; ~ = :. - :, ~, -
OF FllCIAL
sseeeed ling $50 Boafd e: Coutaty
ss commissioners Of Stark :5ss. az s
County. IN. %. d. 4. -. z. ...... {.


Dickinson. N. D. !. February goth, 1914.
= The board Of county commissioners
met on che above date, pursuant to adj
Iodrnnent. Present +. A.. Roquette,
DelsHushes and A. r. Mischief. - $50 =.
The board proceeded to open the bids
onsmesaI culyerts to be used during the
seasonssand the following firms were
represented: 80 81; -::-7-.33> .-::-7:-:.33l>
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.. Minneapo-
lis, Minn. v, - Z, -. :.
The Gallon Iron Works & Mfg. Co..
Gallon, Ohio. esszss=-szs7.;ssa5;fSS5,.,,.. Iii
Duluth corFusatine Roofing Coz
Duluth. MINI. .,s. s.s .s.s Ms: us:
North Dakota Metal Culvert Co.,:
Fargo, NJ d. e s..a-.5l.s / T.. -~.
Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI. s:,.s. T., .,z, -
Kaqer Mfg. Company, Dubuque. Iowa.
Wheeling Corrueating Co., Minneapo-
lis, Minn. w. =, +, 81 .:,.,
The Russell Grader Mfg. Co., having
the lowest bid were ON motion Of A.sF.
Mischief; seconded by Del Hughes and
carrieds awarded the contract for the
current year. .-, ~ 81 = h a,ifs1I II
The board then proceeded to- open the
bids the steel frames of : small.
bridges TO be used this season and the
bids from the following firms were re-.
corded :s# II 5..- i .:zz Z..ss. $ =, .
Minneapolis Bridge Co. Minneaoolis.5
Minn. 3a ~ f - ~ go.
Y Russell Grader Mfg. Coz. aMinneapo-
lis; MINI. :sy sE5i .3.. 81. ]y:, 81 ~
North Star Bridge. Co.. minneapolis.
MINI, z 2. = .,
/ The Minneapolis Bridge Co. having
the laYest bid were ON motion of A, F.,
Mischel, seconded by Del huehes. and
carried, awarded the contract for the
current year. !. -, .,.,..,.... 5';5s'
The clerks in the register of deeds
Office and: in the. auditors Office were
allowed an increase in salary beeinnine
with March 1st, 1914. ~ O.. =
On motion the board adjourned to
Saturday, February 21st. I 81 sz1@7 @1
Saturday. February 2isl. 1914.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Del Hughes, Frank Ro-
quette and A.. r. Mischief. ,,e,s,ss5
On motion the following bills were
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

The Sentinel Butte Republican talks
as though the Beach papers were oppos-
ing railroad building south from Beach
and offers to give the promoters assist
ance if they will send their paper line
out from the center of the county. all of
which sounds like county seat removal
fodder
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

The Chronicle started something when
it criticised The Beach Daily Progress
for its article against socialistic princi-
Piles.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

'.5f 4 s's Marshall
T Mrs. Ida Lyster visited at Elverhoi
Friday Of last week .55i$ !is
Ole, Kyseth visited at the Hillside
farm Sunday evening. $ 5.s 81 ). .
Arne Jersin and the wild Man
were out breaking bronchos Saturday
y H. Burgess and son, Roy made a trip
to Hebron Monday of last week to see
the dentist. =. !. s4 ssz ..3
Miss Flora Burgess spent pleasant
evening at the j. q. Wall home
Wednesday of last week. .;sg.: :S,.5s ..5s.
Quite a few Marshallites attended the
auction sale at the Axel sNorby place
near Loring ON Thursday. n 4. s:ss
81 The Ladies Aid society meets with
Mrs. Ida Lyster Wednesday afternoon,
March 4th.. Everybody come and enjoy
.as good lunch and social chat.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bierig and little
daughter, Alice. and Miss Irene Won
Reeden visited at the H. Burgess home
Sunday, the 18th. s..'. r -
A daughter If john Riemer, north of
Marshall, died last week from paralysis
Of the spine. Mr.. Riemer himself is
suffering from the dreaded disease now.
Dr. r. W. Furman of Richafdt0n took
Mrs. N. N. Lee and baby of Loring out
to the Siyerts ranch in his car Saturday.
He. also saw Miss Minnie Siverts. who
has been very ill the past three or four
weeks. -
il. Mrs. Ida Lyster entertained a few
young people at her home Thursday
evening of last week in honor of Arne
Jersin, who was celebrating his birth
day anniversary on that day. A very
pleasant evening was spent by all.
The Ladies Aid society will give an
oyster supper at the H. Madison home
Saturday evening, March 7th, from
s 80 and on. Everybody come and en-
joy one of the Aids good suppers and
have good time.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

Geo. A. Totten, Sr.. is writing again,
at long range, for the Bowman Citizen.
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

North Dakota now has 1000 silos,
according to information from the Office
The Dickinson press., 1914-02-28

they will make their home at the Con-
molly residence. latter they intend to
move to Mr.. 0'Neil' s ranch north OF
Bailey. Both Mr.. and Mrs. o. Neil have
many friends who extend best wishes
fora happy and rosperous future
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u

Whereas, in his own wise plan that
is beyond human understanding,
Almighty God has called from this
world of care and sorrow the father
of our Dear Sister Mrs Bertha Rey-
nolds, and, whereas. the members
of this Chapter feel deeply the sor-
row and lonliness of our Sister and
her family. therefore.
BE it Resolved, That Bethel Chap
ter No. 10. Order of the Eastern
Star, extend to our Sister our heart
felt sympathy in her sorrow, with
the consolation that beyond the
grave our loved mes are waiting to
welcome us To our eternal home, and
be it further Resolved, that a copy
of these resolutions be spread upon
our records, that a copy be sent to
our bel eaved Sister, and that copies
be given each of our local papers for
publication.
Bethel Chapter No 10. o. E.S. 10y
Lucy A. Carter.
Mrs Ruth Simmons.
X. :. Coulter.
Committee
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be a series o. spe-
cial services in the Presbyterian
Church. beginning Sunday morn
ing. November lst., in which the
pastor will be assisted by the
Rev. John X. Gass ID. d., Of Al
buquerque, Synodical Missionary
for the State of New Mexico, and
the Rev. Joseph w. Winder, Sun
day School Missionary for the
State.
The public is cordially invited
to these services, and the cooper
alton OF the members of the other
churches will be greatly appre-
ciated.
There will be song service ii
the evening beginning at 30
followed by preaching at s o'clock.
The regular services conduct
ed by the pastor may be expected
next Sunday, October 18th. as
usual at II a. NJ, and 7:50 u. Nj.
Junior Endeayor Society } +. NJ.
Senior Endeavor Society 6:S0 Il,
NJ. Teachers Meeting with
Mrs. Gresham Monday Afternoon
from four to five.
Mid-week service, Wednes'
day, 7:S0 p. Nj.
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Noticia Al Publico

Notlcia es por esta dada que ell abajo
hrmado, dueno y rentador de ell lerreno
dentro de un cercado o pasieo en- ell
Condado de Quay, Es,ado de Nuevo Mexi.
co, situado cerca de Hanley, n. NJ. Y
estando desioso de protejer y propagar
la cria de ayes, animals y pescado dentro
de dicho cercado o pasteo,
Ahora, por 10 tanto todas persona estan
noticiadas de no casar O pescar deniro
de dicho oercado o pasteo. ell cual ha sido
devidamente mareado segun la Ley. Y
~cualquiera persona que entire dentro de
tales premises o cercado con Ell fin de
casar o pesoar. O de matar o Eastman
c~ualquiera clase de ayes, animales o
pescado, sera ~presecutado por Ell abajo
firmado a TODD rigor de la Ley.
Tome no,ieia de este y goviernese por
la misma.
u, FIsgGAN,
Tucumcari, y, NJ
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II YOU can Z pull, get behind and push
Tell the News about your visitors.
Notice 20 the Public

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, owner and lessee OF
land within an enclosure or pasture in
Quay County. State OF New Mexico.
situated near Hanley, being DESTROYS OF
protecting and propoga,ing game birds.
animals and fish within said enclosure or
pasture.
NOW, THEREFORE,. all persons are
warned not to hunt or fish within said
enclosure OF pasture, which has been
duly posted according to law and anyone
entering upon said premises or enclosure
for the purpose OF hunting or fishing, or
to kill or injure any birds, animal or fish
will be prosecuted by the undersigned to
the full extern, OF the law.
TAKE NOTICE AND BE GOVERN
ED ACCORDINGLY.
d. J. FIsEGAN,
Tucumcari. y. NJ.
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A ONE

Gertrude. the little daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Phil Shahan. of
this city, died Monday night at
ter a short illness with typhoid.
The funeral wa conducted at
the Presbyterian church Tues
day afternoon. \ large number
of school mates and friends of
the family were in attendance.
The body was laid to rest III
Sunnyside cemetery. The fam
ily has the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Floyd BcS> was 4 Dalhart
,iSitor SatudaN.
Dunn Transfer Co. will move
II for you. Call lO4.
Jack Multanc was up from ri
Paso Sunday visiting friends.
Hunting deer is now in order.
Finding deer is seldom reported.
Miss Nellie Bonds was the
guest OF her mother at Logan
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Lee are the
proud parents of "A girl which
arrived last Friday.
l.. II. SiSnry and r. ). Chap
pcll were out hunting Saturday.
No report to make.
Mrs. Paul Siegel was down
from Nara Visa the guest of
friends over sunday.
W. +. Snyder went to Okla
homa City Saturday where he
will spend several days.
Mrs Fred White has returned
home from Logan where she had
been visiting her parents.
Rev. Hicks, wife and daughter,
of the Jordan neighborhood are
visiting old friends in Missouri.
Miss Joseph, deputy county
assessor. returned Monday from
CucrvO where she had been visit
ing.
{. i. Hamilton left last Friday
Tor his old home in Kentucky
where he will visit about two
weeks.
Mrs ]. u. Cutlip has been the
guest of MesdameS Benner and
Aiten at Obar the past two
weeks.
Fox SAIL One $4,000 Bues-
cher Cornct and case which has
been used one year, Price rcas.
enable. Call at Jews Office.
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STOVES! STOVES!

STOVES! STOVES!
Shined and put up. First
class Jobs done. See Dad Wallace
at Elk Drug Store.
.JohnSton'S Chocolates are not
only the sweetest story evcr told
but every box contains a chapter
of new surprises. Sands-Dorsev
sell them.
Mrs Reed Holloman and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in ILL.,
nois. They will accompany Mr..
Holloman to Santa f'e where they
will make their future home.
Buy "A pound of Johnston
delicious chocolates and they will
talk for themselves, They tell a
story of righteousness and quality
Sold only at the SandS-DorSey
Drug Store.
Mrs Sam Lehrman arrived
Sunday from New York City to
Join her husband. We welcome
Mrs. Lehman TO u city and
hope Sam will be satisfied TO re-
main here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conwell, who
had been visiting their son James.
left Monday for Pueblo, Colo.
where they will visit relatives be-
fore returning to their home al
Oneida. Kan.
When visiting I'll Paso stop a
the Ramona Hotel, blO \. Stan
ton ST., within walking distance
of the business section in a re
spectacle neighborhood, under
first class management. 1t u
homelike, clean, cool and has
ample baths. Rates soc to Sis
a day. Ib-tf
Hugh Swift is here from Mus
kogee, Okla, to appear as a wit
ness in the case of X. i. Dono
hoo, receiver, " Bank of La
Cruces. in which the latter il
being sued for about Sl6,00O.0 90
The New Mexico State
Record" is the name of the new
paper PUBLISHED at Santa Fee. 1t il
being temporarily published as
weekly but will later become
daily. II is republican, thu
"stand-pat" kind, and PROMISE
to fill "A long felt want in that re
spect. An interesting article, in
which the record asks Gov. Nc
Donald to look into the eXtrava
CANT expenses of the presen
game warden, appeared in tn
first issue.
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HUNTERS NOTICE

Positively, hunting or trespassing
on my land or that controlled by me
will not be permitted. There has
been considerable damage done by
hunters, and ! hereby take this
means Of notifying the public that |
will not tolerate anything whatever.
Persons found guilty will be handled
according to law.
81 II. l.. Hamilton.
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HUDSON

Jas. NpDlUNon Itlul n'h ll'hI
Lake View. Tex, on the ninth
in company with Miss Bertha
Shiplet of Admission went to
Tucumcari on the following Mon
day where they we're quietly
married, taking the noo train
out. for Texas. The young
people will later return to Mr..
Robinson's claim near this place.
Three little daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Love of Middle
water. Tex, arrived here last
week for a short stay with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs J.
a. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r.. Rice spent
a day in RI Paso during the
military tournament. Mr.. Rice
accompanying Mrs. Rice here on
their return for a short visit To
the farm.
A.. X. Seldom left this week for
a hunting trip in the foothills,
Mrs. r. W. Ballingeris report
ed seriously i'll at her home
! southwest Of the village.
n. c. Moore returned from his
duties on the grandiury Sunday
of last week.
j. NJ. Davidson, W. T. Hamil-
ton. and Langsiord Davidson
have gone TO Texas for the cotton
picking season.
Francisco Equibel has been
away a few days on business.
During his absence, the local
store was in charge of Mrs. Rice.
Miss Dorothy Rice was the
Saturday clerk.
After a short visit with their
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Roy Reed
have returned To their home near
Chickasha. Okla. They were
accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Reed, who will remain with them
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar HINES
are located on one of the leased
: farms of !. X. WATSON south oI
Tucumcari
r.. c. Powell spent Sunday
with his family, returning To his
work in Tncumcari Monday
morning,
Our first killing frost occurred
: on the night of the unlucky thir
! tecnth. Grain-hcading is nov
, going on rapidly. Up To tina
= time most of our excellent croI
i, was still too soft for permanen
winter storage. Little grain !
=, changing hands. many of GU.
+, farmers being now financial
able TO await the rise in the mar
4 ket. Local prices, where trans
fers are made AT all. conSiderabl
exceed the Tucumcari market
there being a difference OF tw
or three dollars.
y Miss Clara =. Rice, who ha
y been i'll for some time, il repor'
I'd improved in health this weel
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CHEAP SUGAR IS NO MORE
CHEAP HONEY AT YOUR DOOR

Pure Strained Honey will keep
indefinitely. Two go pound cans $40.
One sixty pound can $500. Cash
with order. Freight prepaid to any
station on South Western or Rock
Island. in New Mexico. The editor
Of this paper guarantees our respon-
sibility.
METCALF a. PARKS,
Mesilla Park, n. NJ.
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N FOR SALE

Three miles from town, } Sec
tons good grazing land under
fence, plenty of water, 50-ton silo,
24-acres of good crops, S-room
dwelling 25x30 adobe barn and
6-stall barn. This is a bargain
for anyone wanting a good little
| ranch. See J. ID. LovELADy.
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The
American National Bank

A home institution, organized,
owned and managed by home
people for the protection OF
their surplus funds when on
deposit; and to assist and en-
courage the development of
legitimate business along con-
sentative and practical lines.
We invite you TO investigate US
THOROUGHLY
And learn something of III
ability to take care of
your wants
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Lot No. 3, Block No. 8, Original
rownsite, with building thereon, locat'
cd next door to the Federal Investment
Co., building corner Main and Second
Streets.
This property was acquired by US
under mortgage, and we win sell at cost
price. Terms, 500 90 cash, balance like
rent.
OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Herman GerhsTdt,
Agent.
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WANTED

TO sell or trade my residence
on Second street on easy terms,
or trade for FL Paso property
improved or unimproved.
X. b. Rawlings.
"A r. Of kennard Rooms.
ri paSo. Texas.
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Tucumcari Steam
Laundry

under the management OF a practical
laundrymnn OF twenty years experience.
Guarantees satisfaction. All garments
repaired and buttons sewed on. Cleaning
and pressing. Phone Ioa and we will dc
the rest.
CHARLES L. MecRAE, Manager