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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
Il evolutionizing Farming.

ordsOn Tractor is the result
OF extensive trials and experiments conduotod H. n,
roro covering period of many years Before ian Try
cor on the market every detail has been tboropbI ;S
country and abroad " ouS parts OF this
LII mas pointed to the az
an conditions tic ohe machine
developing the "FORDSON"
small Isb IN nrst above
ngnt and economical the emcient
and do on the ali
ire hell uU, generally the fo nipple
ue tractor will drive
N'O' truvn
ind t SeS g and construction "FORDSON" ake na
efamer TO operation and
are encine5 were perfected on dirt
re1nirnS AZ, thoroughly fabricated parts
aenuon are very few uorcaung points
area
of all ~ '"o '"ee point suspension
ol any frame gives na,o TO-
power coninuosl substantial design capable of DELIVERING 10 M
winch nave
T we can make Immediate delivery on these TRACTION,
interested in tractors ii ioi any farmer who is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, Md, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of
JOHN H. HARRISS,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on
or before the 25th day of August. 1919:
otherwise they may. by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 18th day of February. 1918.
ELIZA " HARRISS,
FEB 2S-6t Executrix.
EoR SALE.
Everbearing Strawberry
Plants. Put in this fall will bear all next
until frost Hardy. acclimated
plants. $l.00 per hundred.
II. A. MARINER,
Sholem Farm.
Route 5. Rockville, Md.
sep l3-4t"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28

commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
the following valuable real estate:
Store property, consisting of store build
ing 24x44 feet and lot containing l-2
acres, more or less.
Dwelling house, containing 10 rooms and
pantry, and all necessary outbuildings, gar
den and orchard containing l-2 acres,
more or less
Lot containing 4 l-2 acres. more or less,
and wood lot containing % l-2 acres, more
or less, situated l-2 miles southeast of
GAINESVILLE Station.
At the same time will also sell house,
hold goods belonging to the late Frances
+. Pyles.
mar 26-it
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
NOTICE.

ofhce. Board County Commissioner.
Rockville, Nd, Sept. S, 1918.
Ordered this day by the Board of County
commissioners 20 OF MONTGOMERY county that
' .ne Ioau, SHOWN as the Dawsonville- Pooles-
Vile road, leading from DawsonviIIe "a
Poolesville be closed to public travel mill
further notice. The object of closing this
road is to reconstruct same, and ali ner-
sons are hereby warned that they travel
said road at their own risk.
D., JOHN R. LEWIS. President
BERRY Z. CLARK, Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
ORDER MIST.

ORDER NTST,
In the matter Of the mortgage from Cor
don G. Ray and Carrie V. Ray, his wife.
to Martha j. Kemp. assigned to William
II. Power.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court Of Equity. No. $500 EQUITY.
Ordered this 18th day Of March. A. D.
1919, by the Circuit Court for Monteom-
cry county, as Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Report filed in the above entitled
cause. be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 18th day of April next:
Provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in said Mont
g0mery county. once in each of three suc-
cessive weeks before the said 18th day of
April. 1919.
PRESTON B. RAY, Clerk
Circuit Court for MONTGOMERY county
True copy-Test;
PRESTON B. RAY,
mar 2l-td Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
as Court of Equity. No. 1928 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28

Percy L. Pyles and Lolita V. Pyles, act
ing for the heirs of the late Frances E. and
Richard Pyles, will sell at public auction
in GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county. Md. on
Wadnasdau Anril OOnd 1910
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
No. Of Bank $500. Reserve Dis. No. S.
Report of the Condition

The Poolesville National Bank at
Poolesville. in the State Of Mary
land, at the close Of business
March 4th, 1918.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
Public Sale

OF
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28

IN the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court of Equity. No. 1888 EQUITY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
Public Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Having sold my farm. where now reside,
one mile north of Ashton postoffice, Mont
eomery county. Nd. will sell at public
sale, without reserve, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28
o r D e r NIsI.

mar l4-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-03-28

Having sold my farm, will sell at pub
lie sale on the premises where now reside.
situated one mile east of Laytonsville. in
Montgomery county, Maryland, on
, 1919-11-19

patrons are either Obliged to at,enu regu-
latly or lcse che thread Of the story, is a
matter which is being commented on and
calls TOR attention from the management.
It IS popularity agreed that it would be
tar more practical and suitable to snow
complete programmes Of serials without
any othe4 mlxeu pictures being shown on
the same mig hts, and the comic with
Incl the shows now terminate are con
sldered u%nnecess airy. and better replaced
by additional parts of the serials. AS IL
IS, one seems to be going to a sellai ever
lastlngly, and each night seeing only
enough to lrritate rather than interest.
AS 1t IS believed that thu management is
interested in 50 arranging the shows that
all patrons are sa iSfied, it is hoped that
these suggestions will BE- adopted ano the
exhibitions run on similar lines 20 those
In st. Thomas. 1t is sure to prove Of
mutual advantage in the long run.-Com.
, 1919-11-19
SOMETHING ABOUT METHODINE Elk.
HlBlTING SERIAL PICTURES AT
THE MOVIES.

The present system of the Christian
sted Theatre of exhibiting serial pictures
as portions of variety programmes where
fore only a very limited number of parts
OF such serials can be presented each
night thereby extending the course of
same over several weeks during which
, 1919-11-19
ADDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
FOR MAIL SERVICE

issued by The Post Office Department.
Washington, =. c., are now in the hands
OF the Postmaster at Christians ed, and
may be seen at the Post Office VIII re
they are being displayed for the intorma
ton of the public.
The services comprise the overland
motor car service to Frederiksted, now
being performed by Mr.. J. Alexander,
ard the connection maintained with St.
Thomas by Mr.. w. L. Pentheny, NOS
schedules being the same as are OBJ
served at present, except that the SER
vice between St. Thomas and Chris
tiansted provides for a twice a week con
nection instead of once, the days of sail
lngs from the latter point to be Monday
and Thursday, AT 6 p. M. The bonds
required with the proposals for these
contracts are respectively 81, 900, and
81, 800. All proposals must be in the
form prescribed by the Department and
accompanied by a bond, in the sum stat
ed IN the adVertiseme t, executed by the
bidder and two or more individual sure
ties, or by the bidder and a surety com
pany that has complied with the acts of
August 13, 1894, and March % 1910.
The Postmaster will be pleased to fur
nlSh prospective bidders with all infor-
nation pertaining to this natter. Bids
should reach the office of the Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General by 4,30 p. m.
January I3, 1870. The contract period
runs from July l. 1920 to June 30, 1924.
, 1919-11-19
U. S. NAVY PRESS NEWS.
WASHINGTON:

WASHINGTON: Enlargement Of Ci-
VII Service Commission and the enact
meni OF the legislation to forbid dis
crlmlnatlon between men AID women
was recommended today by the advisory
board.
WASHINGTON: President Wilson
was taken uoWn stairs today in a wheel
chair and rolled out on the White House
lawn near the south portico where he
bathed in the sunshine. 1t was the first
time he had left the house since his
return trip.
NEW YORK: Milk drivers whose
threatened strike won them a raise and
sent milk prices up found a consumers
strike in progress in many parts of the
city. Thousands Of homes pan TO alb
stain from milk three times a eek until
prices are lowered.
MIAMI, FLA: The seizure todsv nv
Federal Authorities OF two boats plyino
between tLls port and Bahama Islands
on tecf nical charge was the first step in
the campaign to put an end to ''boot
Logging" betW -en this country and Brit
iSh possessions.
WASHINGTON: State Department
has reiegraphed urgent instructions to
the United States Ambassador at Mexico
city to take steps toward getting the
release OF W. j. Jenkin, American Con
sular Agent at Puebla. charged with
collision with bandits who recently kid
mapped him. He was kept in the peni-
Tertiary. then restricted from his own
home without bail.
WASHINGTON: The Supreme Court
IS to hear arguments next Thursday of
Constltutlohallty of dry law enforcement
act.
FlUME: dAnnunzio's latest exploit
appears to have made him master of the
Dafmation Coast. Secured adherence to
his side OF Admiral Chahillo. Command
er OF Station Of Italian Occupation Forces
in Dalmatio and added four warships
including one ~dreadnought to his forces.
, 1919-11-19

Legal Aid, Lieut.. Koran, arrived on
board the Vixen at noon, and attended
the meeting Of the Colonial Council.
Commander Mink, the New Medical
Aid to the Governor. accompanied by
Lieut.. Petersen, Chief Sanitary Officer.
were also aboard and came ashore to
discuss medical affairs with the local
Medical Officers.
Lieut.. Oliphant, recently assigned to
duty in the Virgin Islands arrived on the
Vixen with his fanny and will take
station in st. Croix.
Mr.. Nase, Assistant Director of Educa-
ton, also a passenger, paid a short visit
regarding school matters.
The Governor returned to st. Thomas
at bib p. m. and was accompanied by
Judge Noll.
An extraordinary meeting OF the Colo
NAL Council of St. Thomas meets on Tu>s-
day the 18th, to consider unfinished mat
ters before IT, among the most important
IT which is the appointment of a commit
tee on the Code of Laws
Novembej 18, 1919.
American steamer Western Hero with
general cargo from Argentina bound
for New York arrived at Sc. Thomas
yesterday.
American steamer Lake Forest in BAL
last from St. Lucia for Ports in Cuba ar
rived at ST. Thomas this morning.
SOMETHING ABOUT METHOD IN Elk
HlBlTING SERIAL PICTURES AT
THE MOVIES.
The present system of the Christian
sted Theatre Of exhibiting serial pictures
as portions OF variety programmes where
fore only a very limited number Of narts
, 1919-11-19
A D NJ IS N.

Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents.
1N-Reserved Seats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 cents.
, 1919-11-19

Legal Aid, Lieut.. Koran, arrived on
board the Vixen at noon, and attended
the meeting Of the Colonial Council.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
NUSUAL METHOD OF
BIBLE STUDY TO Be
USED BY Y. ". c. A.
|amatisation of Bible Stories
Following o-berammergau Idea
has Been Successfully Worked
but in Chicago Churches.

|n sunday afternoon tho grade
uUl GIRLS will riys o. simple ufumHt
lusn uf thu ilouk col KUN uH IL pant
fnN .Yap.r Hsftirns Of which ihrf
M ff.r thHfrt u~lustratinR u n'W
rtNuI uf iabir study which ltH been
.ikul out Wifh great success h1 Tho
&C. t'trl church OF the Disciples BOO
Iltn.u. and which is being widely
iu Tho Y. w e. \ The aiW
OBI .UtmINEnuon iH thc education
mi. sII.n and NOT tho entertain
UI .. iIU HutrtnfurH
if UIIl not Boo the perfected rrl
mechanical Interpretation
H frup IuurIf written part huf
Hr .rHH natural and spauiuuruuH
iuH Hf OF tIe story that che, have
rf. Hs It appeals % Inc nlfla irs
.lH|I'f Those who represent th"
fH".nf characters have been thuftn
Tired. tumuHIIuns aud tlu I1I
fHt uiIE hos been let rIuUt#i urI
by them. together WITH tN'
.p HuI HuEEsstHuuH uf Mis- ltt,nnI
tup visiting director nf t'
ouH work
lhe girls urr ontounr INTO ilc hiH
urn o. OF l distant umc with frr'
M and %lnifnfiNs. bot are NOT tfi
b o. TIv r. finished production ln
l. ordinary sense of tnr WurI MIC
L. rLif inIa Zimmerman Viii f'tH.
When Earth's Last II'fNf.
Painted fo 90 musical arOluptint
ruf ht MurrArrt Bum
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does not Include tho sales ~ the dozen
drug stores aud cigar stores where the
aenorui puhliC may secure tickets IN
addition there are nearly a thousand
tickets in Eihs hands which Will be-
Lspt ulthough not al ~ hem Will boz
.hIr Co attend
The Mumaua club has been giving
splendid supuurf 90 tho musical CONE.
oIs in return Tor mHny fnvnrs hy the
iiks o. tho luau ~ the club rooms
Tor benefits the members 20 tho club
hHFt fHkru 1H tickets Tor themselves
.nd lave also requested 90 more Tor
SOHO HIuunr their frients it b. also
likely that other organizations Will ls.
sIst lu the campaign
The ftrihrst point Goo bus tickets H.
Philadelphia. from which place Eru.
Dst Dalton I member Of the local
ledge. sent iu 81 fnf two tickets Two
ugkrts were purchased hN t member
lr the HurkhurIrtt ui field and e.
number OF faies have been mii, 90
distant points within the state
Gallup be- organizing Il thcatcr purty
uf af least twelve members Co attend
tns show 4 request came m from
l'ltn to-day Tor more tickets the
nist allotment hnvinr been sold al.
ready The u-ftrndungu rum other
towns d. expected tu hc mtafafiufb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30

tHlyIEu. Nuul Iu NutNIthzfHul.
iug fHif YESTERDAY Witnessed the hir
rrst setback ever known for prices
uI corn during u single SESSION OF the
huHrI OF trade, excited uuuldluon
los holders continued today and NHl
nee underwent decided new lrclks
THE fro-h selling was based chiefly
con 10, statement uf 'h, federal wheat
director that he would actively Iuttg
unixu speculative efforts Co hoist ths
cost uf flour uu tho other hand
current rspurtr mat owing 60 th' Hft
rrlt, eft Yesterday decline, country
elevators hud stopped offurugs OF
corn. tended ui tues io ran, Tho
market.
uusninr prices which ranged from
tu e. cents lower with IUlN 81 90
10 f1tg and Srputrmhrr SO go
50 60. Wpur followed hy 10 reaction iu
.um, ul4 to tbU 4imp la yesterday
r'uH", but tnpu D., % drop 10 the bot
tom OF the INITIAL tnrr
oats pHrlllrlre the fluctuations of
corn AFTER opening q, IN j.. cent or
with lulN tN tU rNi tho oats market
recovered moderately uut later stgrv,l
HrHlu
Mankucrs OF quotations un hogs
Iui Duru pulled down PROVISIONS THE
isrp.st utl WIS for pork. 80 a. 20
lIrrrl
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Kansas CITY. Mo April 40 a. \.
bureau Of Markets. Hos. receipts
10000. market luNsr. Heavy $50 go
ut2ut @ liEhus $4,000 so 10. piss.
ftf so 90.
cattle. rttlpts 1850 mIrkft low f.
e. Strsra fiu4hufis COWS and
henrrs. S. 'uu fttt0. calves. 81 500
O.. 5U. stoyk,Is s. suutlt 90.
Sheep. re'piuiH 5000. market steady
lumha $4,000 tIH nU. ewes $500
81
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THE MARKETS


Sew York. April an pr ssure
HEHIrHf United States Steel utlupsri
.or lime turing the mornlnE stosk
uHttst huf the stock foil later ~ HN.
MANY large blocks being offered
Most HIfftr trihtnE wla boo motors
IuI related rubber shared almost u
uf Those iasura rHiuiuE from F..
fu D. uUIUfH tfhrr HfruuU features
Included sururA agricultural shemi
gIl MISUNDERSTANDING chemical and
Sumutfl Tobacco hut ahippiurH hr.
timu irregular ben IL three point de-
cline boz Atlantic Guif. oils also Yield.
Ius urp tu two points ~ noon heavy
ssillur Wus under Wut. reactions riu
iur from q tu Z puiuiF
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chicago Anvil 300 ~ = Bureau of
NIrkVtsl toe. receipts ~ COOS
rlurkrt NDrN iull MOSTLY 90 tu 2n
,uts lower than Yesterday uNrrHr.
Nulk uf sulps $50 H. 500 CO. heavy
weight 500 ufgutH medium
weight. go Ium $40 iDi uphi weight,
sip r.Hsau 800. light light SIS ,uW
500 pU. suWs 81 aO1 $40 900. pigs
Nlr uu 70 So So
cattle receipts SHnn beef AMI
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butcher cattle Htondv 10 strong. calves
about steady. Storkprs and feeders
steady tu higher Heavy hcuf steers
81 $50 SO. nU. light beef steers.
SO 2fuft1 80. hatcher COWS and
h%eIfsfs. s. 500 80 90. cinnsrs amt
cutters s. Nlmsip 90. ygll calves
az uu fiI 2a, stockers and feeder
d'rrr. s. sn 1880
sheep receipts 10 600. market opsH.
ms slow Best wuoisi lumhH bid 10
cents lower lamb - pouudH dow b..
81 ssHfist 90. a pounds up So %
hsfF e.. sulla and common. SIS 600
~ uU springs So tN So uU. owes
medium and good. tiiTimt SIS Cos
culis end common. - no fil.5E
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chicago. Apul 40 Butter unset
tIri. creamery 81 10 90
Irrs. unsettled receipts Ga t1I
yuzss Flurs go. ~ e. ordinary
first 81 a. marx rtsrs Included.
81 p Hiti storir' packed urHt-. iaD
W tJh extra, -
Fuuitr,, alive. highor spings non,
fowls. at.
i'uiHtues strong receipts 30 rHfH'
northern white eiUkrd f.1tut' 20.
Red River Ohlcs. 81 qOfffg nns new
stock Ilorldu SpuUliiug rose. s. 900 u
~ 90 btrrpL tohhinrl.
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NOTnI on snnsRITT"s SAIL.

~ THE blSTNi''T COURT, con NTN
pF pEBNtliliu STATE on
NEW MEXICO
, e. naliudrr Lumber COMPANY. e
Corporation. plHIuun, ~. William
l.. StaioN and 'umpanN. Il Corpora
ton. Defendant So isis.
Nuuce h. hereby gwen that Us Nir-
tue OF the attachment and execution
issued In tho above entitled cause a.
the undersigned sheriff ct Boruuulio
county. will enll tu the highest and
best bidder for Dlsh ai ten O'Clock Boz
Tho forenoon uf MAJ 2gth. 1912 ut
Tho Nlsumdo Farms north Of Aim
uuoruue. the |fulloNluE articles. to-wit
one feed grinder
one pump
several feed aud Wutcr trourha
liftN feet of hose
Thirty feet Z inch holtinE
SiN hundred feet OF lumber
S1td r1l. hsug made 10 satisfy tho
Judgment iaud boz said cause.
RAFAEL GAItCIN.
Sheriff
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Denver. colo Apfil go cattle. ro.
csiptH 1900. mt stock dull and lower.
othsuH about steady Bo,f steers fte 90
$40 10; COWS and hrifrrL s. 300
fiH nn. sturkerH and feeders s. 100
fitnUs CAVES stabOu tibf5.
uor. reeeiptH 1900 market 90 cents
lower Top $40 20. bulk. tiHtau
$40 100.
sheep r-stptH 5000. market strong
lambs pTNsItiN %. ewes, tiaNt
utiA2d
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FOR SALE

o.. 000-G-room frame. bath. giaased-
IN porch. large lot. hno shade.
n. end NJ.
o.. 000-s-room. 2 story. brick and
ahingie dwelling. modem. good
lawn and shade. good location.
ard Ward.
t3.b00-7-room. z story frame. mod
ern. fireplace. good location in
Highlands. close in.
fs,7b0-s-roOm. 2-story. frame, mod
crn, lot ~i0ONit2, garage. good
o~utbuildings. South broadway,
clOao-in.
tt.20O-b-room cement block bunga-
low. modern. built-in features.
garage. West Coal venue.
ts,2to-S-r0om frame. modern. com
plotely furnished: also one D.
room frame bungalow. modern.
with sleeping porch. also ons ?.
room furnished house. All IN
lot 7bxi41; income ga pet
mo1th, Third ward. close-ib.
A. FLEISCHER
REAL EsTATf, FuuE AND Alto
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
phone 01a III rguth tourth
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Wv NutL Nunc, MarLct

Sow Nufk. Apfii 30 MsrrauUln
ptrrr unchanged. st'rIur go Iuy hills
-uu'hHuari commercial $50 las bills
uu IHutr tttI commercial ru its
hIiIH t'9a demand. ftar Gables
Geo.
M,,IUIu Iull1rz unchanged
Government bonds steady railroad
bombs Irregular
Tim, loans rfr0uE hiEh i low p
rollins utr UluFiug hIi FL offer.
IL L VI ul-I Lulm q
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Legal Notices


soTfCE FOR PuBIIcATiON
Department N thr interior. Y y inri ONlre
a. santa w. \ ~ March % ietp.
NnTitk BE- hereby given that jose chin.
shur ~ Corrro Nrv Mesic1. vhoss Hd sntry
sns ruiustntrd october 90 1917 Serial 80
uItuI for ~ SKI section 90 "a Nh.
section 80 Township ~ y Range 3 West.
\ N T. Meridian. has hlrd notice ~ in.
tsntiUn io make five year Proof tn establish
siaim 90 Tho land above described before
Emitted states Commissioner NJ Albuquerque
hsfnaiiiio County Nsg NUiro. on the sth
dav ~ Way 1919
tlaImnuf names as wltHvsses Leafs
NastlI'r Salvador Cayss. roman Chayes. Jan
p,isnIitu. al " toff.o Nov Nealcu.
FRANCISCO DELGAnO.
Register,
q T. see. l.. =. 90.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department ~ tho Interior = \ tand or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30

BID ron suppLIns ron NEW Nrxtoo
STATE PEs1TrNrtARY. SANTA FH
NEW MTNfCO

Request inr hlds '.r -.ppllss sansistins af
trug'rtr Meats Do unads. Leather sri
SHOE findinEs Coal of. faf sis months md
ihs N%ovsmhrr 1utt 1919 Is called Ion said
tids 100 hr Ht Inc office uf the Supsruitudrrt
~ the fsnitrntlarY Hf HHnta w. New Nralfu.
NOT later Than y Tool H Oluek A n Mrdurs
Ia, Ma 2-h 1919 lost N supplies uanf
rt Flsn blank proposal. vii he sent un 90.
r~llTattau
q, order ~ Bosfi ~ Peniisntnry tom
msuufrs
PIpEi ORTIZ supsrutsndsrt
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0 sALL-:rpswr,tsr.

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought, soid. rented and re-
paired. Aibuqueraus Typewriter IA.
change. Phone ett. I23 So. an. 81
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO IOAN-Building Loans
a. 5 per tent one each Of t2,0ee
and 5000. Phone stOo-R3.
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~IANo TUNING

J N Edwards-Tunina and rspeir-
Inc of All musical instruments. Phbne
703. Residence. i03t North Eishth
street.
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nce a. santa fe y 81. March az. 1879
Ramlrst d. Aunlla. ~ Cabsson \ n -
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