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Among the Autoists

w. E. Jelks and Editor Raney of McCrory, drove down Tuesday in the formers Overland.
 Agent Mathis received by ex- press shipment this week a big beauty Overland new six cylinder 7 passenger. It has the metal spoke wheels and runs as smooth as a watch.
 Brinkley gladly welcomes as a new citizen, Manager A. H. Abernathy, of the Brinkiey Motor Co.,, who succeeded Geo. D. Tucker as the Ford Agent here. 1 met a very responsible and highly esteemed Forrest City business man on Wednesday and he said "A. H. Abernathy and his splendid wife were among our very best citizens. There's not a person in Forrest City who does not appreciate and esteem them as good citizens and I'm hoping the good people of Brink ley will soon become acquainted with them" That's the reason 1 print this and Pm happy to do it.
 The motor cars came in handy this week bringing the Hunter. Cotton Plant and Clarendon people to the Brinkley railway gate for the Tri-State Fair.
 Pm wondering if there is any ARGUS reader who would like to buy a real good second hand Ford Motor. It's "old number one" 1 have in mind. Had it overhauled just one year ago and l dislike to tell what I have spent on the car during the past twelve months. It is only 25c- that paid to Will Strickler to straighten a radius rod. There
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THREE HUNDRED DOL
 LARS WORTH OF GOOD
Prominent Resident of Old Illinois Makes Enthusi.
 astic Statement

After being saved of worlds of suffering from that dreadful disease known as rheumatism one can not help expressing gratitude to some one and who should receive these good mes- sages but the people who made relief possible.
 The Hays Medicine Co.,. of Paducah. Ky, manufacturers of Hays Specific" the great system tonic, are daily receiving letters of enthusiastic praise. among which is one from MT. J. M, Rose, of Delwood, Ill.,, who writes as follows:
 1 had the worst case of rheu- matism that had ever been seen in this part of Illinois. Every one so pronounced it who saw me, and Hays Specific actuahy cured me. I took three bottles and was able to work. ~ took about twelve bottles in all and it was worth twenty-five dollars a bottle to me. ~
 The great system tonic is now for sale by The Dutton Drug Store.
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Book Club Notes

The Book Club met with a full membership Wednesday after noon at Mrs. Wm. E. Folsom.
 Characteristic of meetings with this hostess, the affair was one of taste and completeness.
 After the discussion of current event and book review the guests were invited into the dining room which was very attractive in red and white fall flowers. A delicious menu was served and the interesting place cards af- forded muchls amusement. In the mysterious roll was a Pop ping fortune" and paper cap ready to wear.
 The new book to be added to the Library is "Clover and Blue Grass" by Eliza Calvert Hall. It is an agreeable story of Kentucky life and character and may be as popular as Aunt Jane of Ken lucky" which made this author right popular few years ago.
 The next meeting will be Riley Day at the home of Mrs. Jake Lamm, Oct. II, 1916
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NUMBER ODD FELLOWS
 COME TO BRINKLEY
Last Nights Conclave of Knights of the Three
 Link

In response to neatly printed invitations, many prominent Arkansas Odd Fellows were in Brinkley to attend a Get To- gether Meeting" held with the Brinkley Lodge last night.
 An interesting program and a delicious luncheon made the evening most enjoyable.
 Geo. A. Gibson was Master of Ceremonies and the following out of town delegates made in- teresting speeches: N. J. Nim- nic, of Imboden, Grand Sec'y; w. R. Chestnut, of Hardy, Ark. :; Dr. Pelton. of Forrest City; c. T. Hudson, of Helena; and Jas. B. Evans. of this city.
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has not been even a deflation in any of the tires since they were pumped up a year ago. This much to anyone who is interest ed in owning a GOOD second hand Ford. I'll sell the car part cash and balance on time or ALL on time on good security. Come to see me at the ARGUS Office, write or phone.
 H. R. Simpson, who has the agency for this section of East ern Arkansas for the Mitchell cars, was in Little Rock this week. The Mitchell is one of the finest and prettiest cars made and here's hoping Friend Simpson will put in a number of them.
 Mrs. Jas. L. Woodfin, who is one of the finest and safest motor drivers in Eastern Arkansas, drove their Overland 83 to Clar- endon Tuesday and besides the ARGUS family on the trip were Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson and Miss Leolah Keath.
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From The Board of Equali-
 ZatiOn
To THE TAX PAYERS OF MONROE
 COUNTY, ARKANSAS:

To THE TAX PAYERS OF MONROE
 COUNTY, ARKANSAS:
 We the undersigned Board of Equalization acting under a Man date of the Federal Court desire to say to one and all that we have endeavored to treat all parties fairly and just. We no doubt have made some mistakes. as all of us are liable to do, but they have not been intention ally. We therefore ask that you, one and all, be as fair with us as we have been with you. If you think that you have been mistreated ypu have your re- course.
 Hoping tEat yoH as tax pay CTS will appreciats'what we have done in order that our county may -soorbe out of debt and that our county scrip will be worth 1O0~cents on the dollar.
 Respectfully,
 R. B. Hall, Chairman
 Henry A. Baggott
 J. H. Plumlee
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Hon. Tom ]. Terrell Asks
 to be Heard

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. B, 1916 Dear Editor:
 My attedtion has been called to an article which was publish ed in the Monroe County Citizen of the 8th inst. in which the Citizen quotes the following paragraph from the Capitol Press Bureau: Mot speaking of clubs, however, but those op- posing Amendment No. 12 will receive a cold reception at the hands of the incoming adminis- tration = Capitol Press Bureau. :"
 This paragraph was sent out by o. P. Findley, Deputy State Superintendent who succeeded MT. Ray Gill. I AM NOT and have never been connected with that press bureau, and wish in thir connection to denounce that kind of printed matter 2 with most emphatic language. lxiHad I any control oyer the press bureau, no such matter would have gone out to any paper or person. It is indeed unfortunate that any person should conceive of a matter of this kind and have it printed. Let every citizen or newspaper believe what it thinks to be right in con- nection with Amendment No. 12.
 My first knowledge that such printed matter was being circu- lated was when I saw it in the Monroe County Citizen of the 8th inst. 1 deeply regret that the article was written in con- nection with my name, for it was an error. Perhaps where the paper concluded I was con- nected with the Capitol Press Bureau, was last Spring when asked the Capitol Press Bureau the kindness of enclosing a letter with some of his news matter, and the letter follows: Dear Editor:-I shall be very glad to have my name placed on your exchange list in order to se- cure the real news of the state. Very sincerely. Tom J. Terral, Democratic Nominee for Secre- tary of State," :" This is where, I am sure, the Monroe County Citizen got me mixed with the Press Bureau.
 Very sincerely,
 Tom J. Terral,
 Democratic Nominee for Secre- tary of State. (Ady.)
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MONDAYS FALL
 BUSINESS OPENINGS
Brinkley Business Houses Have Great Things at Their Fall Open
 ings Monday

It was an ideal fall day on Monday, appearantly just what the BrinkIey shop keepers ordered for their Fall Openings which was on that day.
 Brinkley's two splendid Milli- nery and Ladies Stores of Lang & Goldberg and s. Salinger Co.,, who held their Fall Displays on this day, were crowded from early morn until late at night.
 Prominent ladies were present from all points in this and ad- joining counties. They came on the train. in buggies and autos and carried back with them great quantities of goods.
 Both of the above houses were more than pleased with their splendid sales.
 The people who traded were pleased also. Said one lady whose purchases ran up around $1O0.00. T have come to the con-. clusion that I can do better in Brinkley than in Little Rock or Memphis. The Brinkley shops are keeping the very latest in goods. I have never known a town of twice the size of Brink ley to have such nice shops." This lady KNOWS.
 THE HAPPY HOUSE RECEPTION
 Just at the right time on Mon-. day from 8 til 5 o'clock came the Opening Reception at Brown 6 Mitchell's Happy House. It was some reception Pm here to tell you.
 The installation of their new $500 sanitary fountain-a piece of art and elegance-was the occasion of the celebration at this. the leading confectionery in Eastern Arkansas. Ralph Mitchell was Master of Cere- monies and the immense crowd never ruffled him in the least. His handsome man," Edward Brown, was at the fountain. Misses Katherine Mitchell and Nell Thurman together with Mrs. R. c. Mitchell assisted and serv- ed the most elegant menu ever offered in Brinkley, all compli- mentary to the hundreds who attended. Imported Havanas in individual boxes, were pre- sented to each gentleman.
 My hat is of to Mitchell and Brown and their Happy House.
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5. 1. A. Notes

y, Sept, 20, was a very
 lay at the High School. ionroe County Teachers
 hon was in session. The
 meeting of the s. I. A.
 Id and the rehearsal of tnster's Return brought
 SplnSters in full force. pspection of the Domestic
 and Art rooms in the fnt was made. The work nodellng and equipping F0oms IS now rapidly near- |npletlon. A course of |nc Science and Physical E has also been arranged (ladles. Classes are to meet |uay at the High School B. Miss Lewis, t h e Y teacher, or any of the 'fS of the s. l. A. will be ' give any desired infor- regarding same.
 Splnsters are expecting to very pleasant entertain D the near future.
 next < meeting of the s. I. ! De held at the school 2 on Friday, Oct. 13. A 'endance is desired.
 Press Cor.
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DR|GHIER, TER. ,,,,,,,rv
1 Bringing From 10 !. ,s Gents. Every- |.edy Easy and
 Happy

in it's history was
 y so busy as now. e.on, K
 is selling at olo iron ln.,aa ao
 sts with seed at S42 leven
 .sed trust perfectly or
 Every farmer paid
 d,bt before the first of
 and every prospect for
 ,her prices yet for every
 sd on the farm. It IS
 ml even to contemplate.
 o of all this, the greatest $ ever made in this sec
 now being narVes'eo :, :" h,shels within 15 miles
 klev and every bushel orth a dollar.
 Apcr1s and its editor are (c that these conditions or when the farmers come HE1g OWN, then every of industry thrives bspers.
 |iday night last, Sept. 22 1 week ago the total } of bales of cotton by npeting gins in Brinkley lason exceeded the total ! of bales ginned the EN- rAsoN last year by the brice of cotton seed is SAP this season the old 5 low "dog tail'' one prevailed but this season is selling in Brinkley on de and is bringing to-day way from 15 3-4 to 19 and 5, according to the quali- s high as 23 cents has le bidding on the Brink rket.
 3, prosperity and plenty logan in dear old Brink csc good days.
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The Strong Withstand the Heat of
 Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people vhoare feeble, and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened ing heat-ofsGm,ner by taking regularly Groves TAsteless Chill Tonic. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. soc.
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Business Notice

l have opened my watch and jewelry repair shop in the E. M. TomlinsoplSs9fe where will be glad to see all of my old friends and the trupfic having need of anything in my line.
 H. l.. Baker.
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Notice of Hogs in Pound
 Pen

Two sows, white and fblack spotted, ear marked -crep off both ears and hole jaIbpth ears. They are about one yeagts4d.
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A LITTLE SERMON FOR TO-DAY


He shall redeem Israel from all his inquites--Fs
 BE according to Thy word;
 Redeem me from all sim
 My heart would now received Thee Lord,
 Come in, my Lord, in
 C. WESLEY. vXYHEN you wake, you dressed, offer :" up your whole self to God, soul and body thoughts and purposes and desires to be for that day what He wills Think of the occasions of the sin likely befa and go child to your Father which is in heaven and tell Him in childlike. simple words your trias-in such simple words as these Thou knowest. good Lord, that tempted to- (then the temptations it, and the ways in which you sin we'll you know them But good Lord for love of Thee would this day keep wholly from all namng the sn) and be very (namng the opposit grace will not, by Thy grace do one (N) act speak one (N.) word give (N) ook har- Dor one N) thought in soul. If Thou allow any of these temptations to upon this day. desire to think speak and do only what Thou wilest. Lord. with out Thee can do nothing; with Thee can do all
 E. B. PUsEY
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rS IS our watchword wny our thrasher belts ,aa aucil longer tran others 'Iu .oL1eTdst as good. See ess s'lrVlng. Call and be haype < Bowler Co.
 Stuttgart, Ark.
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Phone The ARGUS Office when in need of first class printing.
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tArIrR1 nIrS a,'s a Cod in One Day
 nd Headaphboe T Quinine. It stopsthe
 refund '1ne ,ne, Apd works of the Coid' P0vE.Ssl lsisna,.y money if it fails to cure. cure. sua'ufe on each box. 2sc.
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KEYS TO THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
SENT IMMEDIATELY TO ANY ADDRESS BIZ
Phoning Main 1897.

KEYS TO THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
SENT IMMEDIATELY TO ANY ADDRESS BIZ
Phoning Main 1897.
BRIGHTwooD-e6s LoNGFELLow NV.
Modern home. containing rooms and bath;
thorough repair. Rent. $3.50.
BLooMINGDALE-l4o sEAToN.
and tile bath; convenient to two car lines
Rent, $3.50.
WASHINGTON HTs.-2423 18th ST. NV
Large 3-story brick containing 10 rooms and
tile baths; hot-water heat; spacious double
rear porches This il Of the greatest
values ever offered In this section. Rent only
$3.50 per month.
DOWNTOWN-1617 o ST. NV.
10 large rooms and bath In excellent con-
dit1on convenient to market and cars. Rent,
$3.50.
soUTHwEST-lO02 ST.
LARGE 3-story brick, containing 8 rooms and
bath. Will make necessary repairs. Rent.
5000 per month.
BLOOMINGDALE-76S NV,
LARGE bay window brick, containing 8 large
rooms, tile bath; heated by steam; In perfect
condition throughout; rent. $3.50 per month.
WASHINGTON HTs.-1so8 NEWTON NV.
8-story home, containing 8 rooms and tiled
bath hot-w heat. electricity porches and
In excellent condition throughout; rent. $40.
We will make necessary repairs to any prop
critics we have in charge before possession il
taken.
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1000 7th NV. sr.b.sa0. 90
41s Sd nv. LOT. b. 1850
1907 e nv. dat. Or. so
1909 It'll NV. a. Or. 30. 80
2s3S Ga av. Or. b. d. 80
1915 eth nv. Or. b. .2.6o
40 Q NV. Orb. lg.0
FOR RENT-BY DIVA
hotel, 7th 4 p nw.$175l
1918 Q nv. Tor. b. SO. 10
600 "a NV, Tor. b. 80. 30
941 o sw. Or. b. $3.50
e0S I'd NV. Or. b. %. 90
70i 18th ne, 9 RIB. Is. 80
011 LIST Nv. 10r. b. 05. so
1905 9th NV. 81, b. 20.60
SIS N J Az nv. er. h@. 10
$40 Elm NV. Or. b. %. 80
486 ID ne. Or. b. %. 30
222 Fla av NV. Or. BIO. 90
2ll4 Vt Az NV. Or. bis. so
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MOORE 4 HILL tINC.).
1902 Il st. NV.
YTNFrRNIgHE HNv1QEQ

AAOSSArs
3748 Kanawha 81. $50. 90
1852 8 NV. Tor. sb. So 90
1885 Col I'd, sr. 3b. so. 90
1852 willard. On. %. 47.50
2022 18th. Tor. b.. .47.S0
9lS6 18th NV. Or. b. $3.50
2015 18th, Tor. 20. $3.50
1902 Park I'd. Tor. 2b45. so
173 Corc'n. Or. b. $500
100 2 Cap. Tor, %. .<S. 90
2102 o. sr. b. 80. 1850
Seat Pleasant, Nd,
Tor. b ..........4 40. 90
l415 Hopkins pl. q. b4o. 90
1715 Church. Or. b. .%0.O 90
1882 10th. Or. b. 1000
IS Takoma nv. Sr. b. 20. 90
1922 Goth. Tor, b. 400
1924 sth NV. Or. b.3s.50
1920 Harv'd. Tor. b. 81 80
2O8 D NV, l1r.b. $500
30 C NV. 10r, b. 1915
~ Randolph. ar. 49, so
172O willard, Sr, SO. SO
1922 willard. sr. b. So. 80
702-704 Quincy NV.
Or. b .........,.S $3.50
1416 9Th, 10r. b. .a2.50
1880 Monroe. Or. b. $3.50
$50 11th se. sr. b. .31.50
IS Q nv. Or. b. :. 5000
4l2 n Y av. sr. 2b. 1880
1912 Riggs. Or. b. %. 80
1928 9th NV. sr,b. $3.50
756 Newton. Or. b.27.50
42s X NV. Or. b. .T.50
1884 Inglesids ter.
Or. b ...........2 n. so
Gal sth ne. Or. b. Is. so
65 N Y av ne, 8r. b. IS. so
l001-1O0S Savannah
st. Or. b. $3.50
Dol sth NV. Or. b. $3.50
824 22d. Sr. b. .25.5l
% Maple at. Takoma
Park. 6r. b. -. D. so
2487 X NV. Sr. b. .22.30
1889 10th nv. 6r, b. .22.50
500 I'd NV. Or. b. .2O.50
800 Va av. sr. b. 1850
II 9Th ne. Or. $500
81s Pickford ne, g.. b18.50
637 Flor ne. Or. b.14.00
go Florence ne. g. b14.00
635 Florence Or. b. .l4.00
LIZ FLATS.
121 Thomas. 4r. b.16.50
300 n NV. Or. b. 1880
% H NV. Or, b. %. so
d TENANTS.
23S 18th NV. Or. b. 1850
$50 Goth. Or. ......15.50
1925 Va av. Or. b.15.5o
125 L NV, Or. 80
$40 n II av. Or. b. 1850
200 Eye Sc. 6r. b. .14.50
70 Fenton ne. 6r. .11.50
5O4 G Sc. Ar. so
437h Wash 1T, 4r, bl1.50
1881 Duncan ne.
4r. b ...........n.W
Foundry alley, Ar. 1880
1920 Lees ct. 4r,w.10.40
1908 N J av. TO- 90
1415 18th. 5r. $50
127 n se. Or. $50
No / North row.4r $50
1920 Lees ct. 4r,w.9.00
3 Davis ct. Ar. 300
s2-s4-88 Logan ct. 4rs. 60
422-424 Neal ct. 4r.6.50
$50 On ct ne. 4r.w.S.50
1304-1308 LIST Sc. Or. $50
Dingman ct, Ar. 500
338 r sw. Ar. 800
1909 Coils ct sw. Ar. $50
RI 18Th Wash. 4r.6.50
IT LIST AT OFFICE.
Y for rent. A complete
tents.
D., 1902 Il at. NV.
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70 CoLORED TENANTS
1889 CORCORAN ST. NV.
Very desirable house., convenient to 18th
1t. car line; 10 rooms asd hath: large rear
yard. Rent. 5000.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.,, INC.
S3S 18th u. NV.
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
543 Louisiana Ave. NV.

DWELLINGS
$40 G NV. Tor. b. 81. 90
$50 N nv. Or. b. .21.50
2222 @ NV. Or. b. 25-@
DWELLINGS
llb @ NJ. Or, b. INV. 30. so
Z X ne. llr. b. %. 90
1920 Ames ne. Or. b. 25.D
62S "a ne. Or. b. a. so
DWELLINGS
1873 n o nv se. Or. b. $3.50
2ia 10th se. Tor. b. .2s.5o
4 d ~. Or. b. ....@.o0
EOS 7th se. 7r. b. 1870
DWELLINGS
eib 9Th sw. Or. b. .0.@
COS B sw. sr. b. so
COS 18th sw. er.w.ls.@
$40 18th sw, Or, 1850
4ee 4 sw, 7r, ". .10.oO
l206A Water sw.
Sr, b .....-....lo.N
Two-FAMlI
7oS sth %. Or, b. .3.M
i28l Fla ne, Or, b. 300
BUSINESS
Ss2 Pa Az NV. $50. 90
ana IA ~ NV. 10000
e24 @ nv, store. IS. 90
l9l Pa nv nw.storeIo.W
1888 L NV. .@.@
1854 E NV. stAdw. 80. 20
an NY nv. stA'dw2S.0
e28 lst NV. store. ~. 90
2al Mass nv nv. = .2o.W
1879 It'll nw.store. .0o
S04 7th sw. store. 90
7Oi 1 se, sto&cel. 1000
COL0RED
2O3 Mass nv. Sr. b. 20. 81
2olO l. NV. Or. ". .ls.50
le09 4th NV. 1r.w.1s.30
rs Myrtle ne. Or. b. 17.50
83D 18th se. Or. b. 1850
204s u NV. Or. b. Ii. so
24l7 Eye NV. Or. 16. 90
Z pefrees NV Or. ". 80
ss5 18th %. Or. b. 1850
EOS Mass NV. 7r.w.l5.50
220 e sw. or.w. 1850
21e ID sw. Or. w....lo.W
1908 L NV. or.w.l5.40
$40 18th sc. Or, b. 100
AS az sw, Or. ". .12.50
TOO Lament nw,b.w12.50
. N se. Or. w...12.50
2708 X NV, 6s.w.12.b0
1913 d Cap,7r.w..12.B0
LOOT 26th NV Or. wl2.5v
PRINTED BULLE
Phone Main $40.
James F. Shea, 6.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. wEscoTr.
1907 Pa. ave.

FOR RENT-Bf EDWl
sl1 eth, Tor, b, hvh. SIS. 90
1886 8, 12r, 2b. 10. 90
DOT 18th, Tor. 2b. .&. 90
1904 NJ, 12r. %. $50
S1s 28d, Tor, b. hwh. 45. 90
l7O7 NJ. 81, b,ami. 1880
il14 18th. Tor, b. lat85. 70
1912 K. Or, b. lat. $3.50
80 O, sr. b, fur. $3.50
PA "a se, Or. b. 80. 70
932 23d, 7r,b. lat. .30.5O
500 22d, sr, b. hwh 30. 80
2222 G, Or, b, lat. .. 80
l40s S5th. Or. b. 2. so
2424 X. Or, b. -. .22.50
l2o3 SOth. Or, b. 30 go
1870 Prospect. 6r,w15.50
$50 Z se. 5r. w.. .l5. 90
Sl8 28th. Or. w..-.10.50
2O66 Wis ay, Or, W.l0.@
.525 Eye. Or. ". 1880
ass Goth ne. 5r.w.e1O.60
APARTMENTS.
1880 Pa Az. "a. Or. ALSO
The Charlotte.
Apt 81. Or. b. heat35.S0
Apt 4. 3r. b. 1880
The Govan. Apt 2. Ar.
b, heat .......-. 1850
IA Todd ne. Ar. b. Is. so
r>~ >>-cIa<> HAT
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NORTHWEST.
$40 LIST NV. 7r. b. "a. ~
1899 LIST NV. Or. b. 20. so
1927 LIST NV. CRIB p 50
NORTHEAST.
1924 Mont nv ne. 6.b1s.so
l423 g ne. Or. b. 1854
$40 Goth ne. Or, w..s.S0|
900 18th ne. 3r.w. $50
SOUTHEAST.
go 7tb ne. Or. b. .17.@
1904 r Sc. Or, b. .l5.0o
63s NJ sc. Or. ". .lb.0
I0l ] se. 5r. b. .i5.O0
SOUTHWEST.
, 1901 ~ sw. 81, b.l5.0
96S o sw. 5r. b. .i4.Sa
AL Eye sw. Or. b.l4.50
1904 ~ sw. 6r.b.la.s0
400 G sw. Or, ". .12.00
1341 AZ sw.5r.w. 10.50
J 1905 ~ sw. 4r. w. o. 90
LIZ FLATS.
$40 Morris ne. nr, b17..G
63s Orleans ne, Ar, bis. 50
PROPERTY.
1902 watr sw, sto. 20 90
1901 "a sw. STAIR. Is. 90
eos I'd NV. st&dw Ia. 90
1902 u NV, store. he. On
1922 II ne. store. hoo
1902 Euclid nv. sto15. 90
l10s U NV. store. II. 90
1877 n &c. 6r. W. 1880
218 18th ne. store. 12.se
242 II sw. 3r. W. .12.p0
1904 Water sw. stol0. 90
TENANTS.
S42 II sw. 5r. ". II. 90
i119 Sd sw. 5r,w.ll.bo
e0is Fenton M. 6,wii.b0
$40 II sw. 6r.w. II. 90
515h 23d NV. 6r.wil.OO
80 Fenton ne, Or. ". II. 90
201 Warren ne. 6.wI0.5 80
1913 N J av se.5,wf0.50
2423 r NV. 5r. w.10.50
1898 Union sw.5,w10.b 80
1923 81 NV. br.w.l0. 90
POI ID NV. 4r.w. $40
1919 LIST ew. 5r.w.S.b0
1872 N J av se. Ar, va. so
27O9 K NV. 4r.w. $50
lRear los ID ne. 4r.w.s.O on
LAT n se, Or. w-...e.o0
181 N ae, 6r. Waco
III Quandr se. Ar. vs.. 90
1223 18th ne. 4r.w. .7.50
1923 Half ~. 6r, ~. $50
TIN AT OFFICD.
Phone Main 30.
43 La. Ave. NV.
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is sCHOTTS ALLEY N.E...............$ So 90
3717 Georgia ave. NV. rooms bath. .. q. OO
1886 Piney Branch road NV, Or, b. %. SO
359-361 Mclean ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il. SO
e403 Pa. ave-, 16r. 2b.. garage. ..... rs 90
Blair road NV. near Lamond sta. ....... 800
1910 18th ct. NV. ..,.....-............2 20. 90
5944 Georgia ave-, 6r., o................2l 50
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