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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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ATTRACTTvELY furnished suites OF two
three or more rooms, with private baths
AZ Hotel Chelsea, 222 West 23d At. Location
ment is very anxious 20 rent to permanent
guests and will make very attractive rates
to those now taking suites. Hotel Chelsea
222 West 23d st Phone Watkins 5000.
APARTMENT. five large rooms, two baths
eleventh floor, attractively furnished:
three exposures, south, cast, north. Phone
Schuyler 25I7.
BROADWAY CNEAR 10TH sT9-HoME
LIKE APARTMENT. . ROOMS ANp q
BATHS; MAY Is TO SEPT. 15 CATHE.
ORAL sS0l. no AGENTS..
FURNISHED housekeeping apartment. two
master bedrooms, two or three baths. ono
between T2d and Tooth SITS. references ex,
changed. Address w. r. H., 4Gi West
i25th at.
TOR Rent-Modern room apartment, ele-
gantly furnished; possession MAY Is until
October rent 1915 monthly; inspection
from I until 2. los w. 55th st. Circle 7Bg3
MARILYN MILLER.
FOUR nice. airy rooms. facing Colonial PARK
beautifully furnished May 20 October or
longer. convenient IT, f50th at and Edge
combe ~. Audubon b5eG.
HOTEL ST. ALBANS. entirely renovated md
modernized. has for rent apartments with
i, and rooms, light, airy and cheerful
HoTEL sT. At.RANa. $50 West 0sth.
HOTEL LANCfDON, = EAsT GOTH ST Two
attractive furnished apartments 10 let of
three rooms and two baths, and two rooms
and one bath.
PATLOR floor. furnished electricity, run
ming water; suitable doctor, dentist or
Hight business. f02 w. 23d. Chslsee i03eo
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Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania.

FOR SAT.E--Two contiguous tracts OF
land. adjacent BUCK HILL. FALLS, con-
tanning I $50 acres and J .45o acres. Most
beautiful part Pocono Mountains. VAIL
UABLE YOUNG TIMER. Ideal for de-
velopment. private estate. game and fish
Ing preserve, club or summer resort
both tracts contain streams full OF MA
TIVE BROOK TROUT. Abundance birds,
deer and other game. Can be purchased
separately.
EDWIN X. LEVIN.
20 =. Delaware Ave, Phila., Ia.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

TO LET-Family going abroad. hand
somey furnished house OF 10 rooms
10 responsible people only: doors
from Park av., In the East 50's; eS-
cellent maids n desired; nice garden;
oil modern improvements. Y Tg2 Her
aid, Herald so.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey,

ALL size farms, located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G. BROWN. Cranbury Station,
Middlesex Co., n. j.
LINCOLN HIGHWAY-60 acre farm for
sale: 40 miles out; good house and build
fngs; terms possession at once. Address
r. o. Box 545. New Brunswick N. J.
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REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.

IMPORTANT BUILDING SITF l.nmedi-
ate sale, middle City road aUG.s. +. c.,
149 feet frontage. SO feet ana 81 feet, about
6557 feet super, suitable for warehouse,
motor works &C.; over 900 years lease. APP
poiutment letter only, JOHN PHILLIPS a.
SONS, LTD, Admiralty and War Office
Contractors. Dingley Road. City Road Lon
don, Il. G. l..
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Borough of Bronx-Saic or Rent.

PRIVATE residence, 253d ST. and Fieldston
road II rooms, baths. electric ilght,
steam heat Sc: one-haf acre OF ground
immediate possession; price and terms right;
may entertain lease. CHARLES kUNTZE,
1llfh
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.


WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.-Exceptona pri-
vate houge to rent. immediate possession.
Phone Audubon 1882
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
New York.

THIRD LAKE, Adirondacks: rent, cottage
accommodates six. $500 season; part cot
tage, four, $3.50; rowboat. canoe. ice; Chris
tians; adults. Address X. Box 100 Grand
Central Post Office,
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Add to Their n. J. Chain of stores.

Gorlin & Simon. Inc. who conduct
restaurant business in the State of New
Jersey, leased for term OF forty years
the property at Ss9-s91s9S South Broad
street, Newark, n. j., part of the prem
ises being occupied by Simonson's Res
taurant, Sparks the candy man, and
Hull the haberdasher This building is
one OF the oldest landmarks in Newark.
The property has frontage of fiftyfour
feet on South Broad street and depth
or 165 feet running through to an alley.
The Aetna Realty Company is the
owner of this property and Joseph l..
l'eibleman & Co. 73S Broad street. New
ark. ". J., are the brokers in the trans
action. The lease is said to be one of the
largest that has ever been consummated
In this city.
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Borough OF Brookiyn--saie or nent.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS - 81 600 to 81, $50
now. then $50 10 $50 per room. monthly,
after erection. for ten years, buys four or
five room apartments, free and clear. in
strictly fireproof, elevator building; Is VII
low ST.. ready about october /. Apply II.
w. STEELE, so Maiden lane. Telephone
John 1913.
CLOSING Estate.-Two story and basement
. family llInestone l3 rooms and baths;
near Prospect Park all Improvements, part
now vacant: price SIG, 900; terms arranged.
ROBERT c.. BAIIMANNO, Agent. 21s Mon
tague 81. Phone Main s52l.
tIATBUSH-Leaving city, will sell beauti-
fui homc l. rooms, tile baths. garage.
Mansfield 6l34.
NE offer room house and garage. COM
plete. 1894. Inquire Room 20l. Hoover
Bldg. III West 10th St. New York city.
10TH ST. SOUTH, between 14th and 18th
avs two family houses: garage with
each house newly built. Apply on premises,
hOSANEI.LI. Phone South 34l7.
81. 500 square feet land, frontage four streets.
Morgan av., Greenpoint. FABRIC DRY
CLEANING; MACHINERY co. building. So
Bush Terminal. nth 81. near I'd av., Brook
lyn. Sunset 621i.
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New Jersey.

aHE REGIS. 60 Harrison st., East Orange.
NJ I offerp rooms, single or on suite. one
s,,ite WITH private bath and shower adults ;
anc biorx Prom Brick Church Station, d.,
II. and w. large verenda; refined surround
ings.
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New Jersey-saIe or Rent.
Youn HOUSE PROBLEM SOLVED.

YOUR HOUSE PROBLEM SOLVED.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$500 CASH, balance Ike rent the values
will surptise you. g and room houses.
electric lights. hot and cold water, hot air
furnaces. exclusive sections. high ground: |:
near schools. churches and stores; within
one hour from New York see property at
my expense For guicls action phone FI.ANA-
CAN Rrpad 102T. after ~ O'Clock. Satur-
day. or between 3 and y. NJ other week
days or phone Crawford. y. y, 3siM. or
write To- Herald. $50 broadway.
BARGAIN--CottaEes. bungalows, water front,
nther parts towns for sale or rent, Atlantic
Highlands or Far Rockawny. BAILEY, 2l44
5th nv. Phone Harlem 1881.
MOUNTAIN LAKES--Homes for sale. new
and used only agent with complete listing
prices ~. .0G0 70 $4,000. best prices and
terms every house for sale at Mountain
Lakes. Many attractive bargains some
ready 20 move Into now. r. II. SHERRlNO,
235 Pollard road, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
Phone ai2 Boonion.
MOUNTAIN LAKES homes, also farms. Ed
WARD y. CAHli.L. Doontop. ". u
RAMSEY.-Attrnctve - room cottage, suit
able TWO families city water, electricity;
$500; photcgraphs. HOVER. 2l2 BY. n. ~
SEVERAL bungalows. new designs, are Of
fered AZ oue-third last years price. In
quire Room 20s Hoover Bldg. lit West f6th
st., New York City. 5
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Long Island.

nOcKAwAY PARK.-Large roomsi ssason.
ios Beach f2Cth at. Belle Harbor 1880.
TWO connecting rooms, overlooking ldwli
use OF bath aud telephone; Kitchen privi-
Ierea. burincss couple or gentlemen. private
fan,iiv. references exchanged. $40 per
month. Tel. evenings only, 3J5s Newtown.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COLoRED family wants home cars,
suburban; 81 900 cash. White family wants
family house, above 125th, west st. Nicho-
las. ]. Il. OVERTON, 200 7th av.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Trading Sustained by Dwell
ing Purchaser and Lessee Of
Business Space.

Walter J. Burke, Edward c. II. Vog-
Ter and r. H. Hines sold for the Edgar
estate 102 West Seventy-seventh street,
the four story rooming house, lsxloO
Pease & Gilman sold for John X.
Turton. 134 East Seventythird street,
three story dwelling. 15xloe. held at
sS5.00o. The buyer will occupy.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, sold
for Samuel Liebmann his four story
dwelling Il 40 East Eighty-third street
to Phoenix Ingraham.
Norman Denzer sold the three story
house. l4.6xl0o. at 54S West 18th street,
for James Fay, represented by Henry
G. Cook
Froman & Taubert sold for a client
lS7 East Ninety-fifth street three
story dwelling. 17Xl0o.s, 70 Victor Whit
lock, who VIII occupy
& The Williams-Dexter Company, Inc.
sold 43 West Eleventh street a three
story dwelling 229x103.3. 10 DR.. Carlo
Savini. who will remodel it.
DR. Leroy o. Sherman the tenant in
the four story house at 1923 West Four
teenth street. 25xl26. purchased the
property from George +. Hoe and the
estate of William G. Hoe. Duross Com
pany were the brokers'
william G. Murphy. Jr.. sold to Thorn
as T.. Harvey - West Ninety-seventh
street. three story dwelling. 1sxloo.
The Kouwenhoven Estates, Inc, sold
to James l.. Ward ZOE West l23d street.
adjoining Seventh avenue. a three story
dwelling. 16x10o.ll.
NJ. Maran sold to Alois Herda l5S
East Twenty-eighth street. a four story
dwelling. 2ox494.
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LOTS for sale. on Seaman av.. Dyckman s.,
2O6th st. Post av., Madison av., on 96th
st. corner. FREDERICK G. POTTER, Trus-
tee no East 42d st,
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


IN the market for job lots tobaccos, snuff.
cigars. cigarettes. drugs, groceries. notions,
spool cotton, pins for cash. Room 426. Inn
perial Hotel.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.
Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

A GO family new law: rents over $4,000;
price si06 600; act quick. 1923 Herald,
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Lease Two Bronx Apartments.

Patchogue Holding Corporation, Au-
gust Elmer president leased to Nj. Ru-
theiser the corner apartment houses az
1S1st street and Morris avenue, known as
a153-2155 Morris avenue, two five story
new law apartment houses. contain
ing thirty families in each building
Leased for fifteen years for 100000.
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Westchester.
BOARDERS WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549.-Attractive rooms,
bath; telephone; excellent table; two. $50.
PAYNE.
ssTH, 20 E.-Large room, private bath, I'd
floor; southern exposure.
T2D, 318 w. (Riverside Driye) .--Beautiful
rooms double, single. private baths; seiecs
house; table guests.
72D, 2G9 west-Double rooms, with private
bath; excellent table; table guests.
o2D ST, BROADWAY, nth FLOOR: COR
NER DOUBLE ROOM, PRIVATE BATH;
EXCELLENT TABLE: CHRISTIAN FAM
lily. BuCKMAN. RIVER. 663.
9TH. "a w.-Large, small. sunny rooms
home cooking; conveniences; phone
Borough or Brooklyn.
DESIRE one or two children, from TO IL
years. to room and board In nice private
home; will have mothers care. 695 Lenox
road. Phone 7s9S-Flatbush.
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FOR SALE-General country store. includ-
ing coal feed. groceries and hardware;
located at station main line, 80 miles
out of Albany, y. Y. with siding to store
house and mill; no delivery and cash busi-
ness; sacrifice buildings and real estate
with good will for 1000; stock at inven-
tory: this is live, profitable opportunity
in very healthy locality among American
farmers. with altitude of 1000 II. 700
Herald, Herald SO
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Long Island.

FIVE rooms for the summer; two minutes
from subway. Phone Newtown 2673-W.
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cennecticut--saIe or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE summer cottage. 5000. In
auire Room 20f. Hoover Bldg, 1T West
46th st.. New York city.
HADDAM, Conn.-4O acres: river frontagoi
state road . room, Eambrei roof house;
beautiful country; excellent neighborhood;
good barn. desirable summer home; price
80. 600. 4. II. WILKINS. Cobalt. Conn.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
HALL OWNERS

wanted 70 lease n han with Or withou; y
stage. capacity FOR COO 81 1000 seats. be-
tween it0th and tfGth St1.. 3rd and sth Avea.
Manhattan. w, 202s Jth Ave-
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above Isth st. to 59th ST. CInciusivc).
East River to North River.

FOR sALE-MoDERN LOFT BUILp1NG,
Seven stories, 30 II. front, near 1th av..
Penn. Station; profit and free rent Tor ocen- ,i
pant or good income for investor. OWNER.
35S Herald. $50 Broadway.
FOR lease, furnished, II roomed house, r.
SD ST.. near Lexington av., Manhattan;
rental So 500 yearly. Address TYLER 81
Clermont av.. B'kyn.
GARAGE. 25xf00 3 stories. dwelling guar
ters. for sale. In West 5os. Box '6@
Herald.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Rooming house at 353 w. 18th ST., between
sth and 9th avs stories. exceptionally
good basement and cellar, high stoop dwell
ing, IA rooms price S1s5oo. including fur,
nture; very easy terms; seen between 10
and o'clock. r. H. KILPATRlCk, owner,
135 Bway. Phone 7190 Rector.
Above 59th St.-5th Az. to North River.
HIGH CLASS ROOMING HOUSE
WITH GOING BUSINESS,
finely located on nth st.. between Columbus
and Amsterdam avs. story, 20 foot dwell
ing. IL rooms 1 baths price $4,000, in
Guiding Furnishings and business; cash
$40 800 Valance on first mortgage. owner
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, 149 Bway.
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Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COUNTRY care and the freedom OF farm
life for children. MorninEslde 1851.
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FRENCH woman. very capable. first class
laundry, beet cooking, cleaning. s3.15 per
day. references. S ~ Herald, Herald %,
GIRL, colored. wants half time position.
B Frazer, 312 West i26th st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MARION f.. STOKES-Your brothers ad-
dress is care of Billboard. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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EIGHT rooms. garage modern. oil improve
ments; 1oxl00 rest ricted best location.
WI. STERzBACH. 80 Knekerbockcr av.,
Mamaroneck, " VI.
FOR sale or rent, 10 room house. with heat
and electricity: fine location; immediate
possession; rent 500 per month. Inquire
go25 White Plains av., White Plains. n. y.
Ollnviiie 37ai.
FOR Immediate faie we offer story and half
house al one-third less than price year
ago Inquire Room 204, Hoover Bldg, III
,1nf ~ NaAl, Xnri
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ROOM elevator apartment in Washington
Heights section, lease included. MORRIS.
Wadsworth 1929.
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WALTON Av., 20Ts burnside station)-De-
slrebe room: ideal location Tor ! or
working girls; reasonable near IL and
subway. JENNINGS. "
i37TV ST, 462 E.-Nice furnished room for
gentlemen; all improvements; near subway
and IL" stations; kitchen privileges IL de
sired. o'BRIEN. Phone Melrose S9o5M.
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TO lease or for sale. owner. going West.
will lease ar sell . room house. unfurnished
Or furnished oil improvements, at Rockville
Centre. grounds 71x200: two car garage;
vill require good reference. JOHN WAL
ZEN, 40 Driscor av.. Rockville Centre. y. /.
WHY stay homeless when you can buy
room house and garage. complete, for Ssg47
Inquire Room 2O4, Hoover Bldg. III West
fRth ef No York city.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


TWO cotton looms for sale. Call between
and 10 A. NJ, 2404 Jerome nv.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ATTRACTIVE rooms; s6-s9 weekly; conven
fences. SINCLAIR HOTEL. l63 Fulton st
Brooklyn.
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SEVEN beautiful furnished rooms. baths
overlooking Riverside Drive, for summer
from June 1. FOUNTAIN. 314 w. 100tf
At N Y. O.
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s2D. a2S West.-Luxur1ous furnished bachelor
apartments consisting of paror. bedroom
and BATH $50 to $50 weekly; fun hotel SER
vice
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SUMMER BARGAIN

55th 81, near 0th AV.--LoveIy, cool IiVIn
room. grand plano. bedroom. kitchen. bath
artistically furnished; SITS month, includin
gas, electricity, silver and linen. Plaza 500
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20
Would Be Cow Boy

Our young townsman. Hollis
Tyson, who has aspirations OF
being a cowboy, and has had
lots of experience with his Grand
Dads and Fathers horses, met
with an accident several days
ago Mart Service Of Fort SUM
ner allowed Hollis t. use one OF
his fast COW ponies he was de-
lighted and mounted the pony
the pony just stepped out from
under him The result was that
he sustained some painful but
not serious injuries. Our advice
10 Hollis Is 10 stay with "Old
George.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20
Liquid Gold

The oil situation, which has
been dormant for some time, is
coming toslife again, and it wilt
% 4 boon TO the whole state. or
lat We have been reading of
some large corporations secur-
ing vast amounts of acreage in
different parts of the state-peo-
pie that have established reputa
ions for themselves, in the de-
velopment of oil. Then again the
National Exploration Company,
through their representative Mr..
Putnam, has issued an inter est
ing statement through the press
which is of a very optimistic ma
ture. There is 70 doubt but that
the state will have considerable
drilling this summer and fall and
it is the hope that this will COZ :,
tinue by the discovery of oil,
When one sees such nigh class
men in the district as Harold E.
Elliott, an oil geologist of inter
national reputation, is devoting
his entire time and energy to the
future of this district one can
rest assured that there is some-
thing doing. He is fer seeing
man and from our personal
knowledge, know him to be one
of the most capable men in the
BUSINESS. Though the stress of
the financial market may retard
matters some. ultimately the time
will come when we will see this
part of the country dotted with
oil wells as one sees southern
California.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20

Hon. T. NJ. Noble, prominent
attorney OF Fort S1mner, was in
town Monday; he was acting as
one of the attorneys in regards
the oil rig north Of town. The
Judge is the possessor of a fine
piece of land on the other side OF
the river at Fort Sumner ard
when the bridge is started he
will suodivide This tract into res
idence lots making il the exclu.
sive residence section of the
County seat. This tract will be
known as the Mobiles Heights,
while the highway which will in
tersect the land will be known as
the McGill Boulevard.
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CHAUTAUQUA is COMING

For the past month we have
been running picturesque cuts
on the coming CHAUTAUQUA
that is to appear in our Village
on the 31st. Last year the same
Chautauqua gave series of
creditable performances an d
every one was highly elated ov-
er the results. At the same time
seventeen public spirited citi-
zens stood behind the venture
and made 1t grand succese.
(Bill Vaughter achieved the
greatest success in selling tick
cts and we hope that he will be
in as good form this season. }
Advertising literature has al
ready arrived and we are await
ing some representative to come
along and give the desired as
sistance in advertising this af-
fair. Remember the first per.
formance takes place just one
week from next Tuesday and
we want to see all in the district
in attendance, and also be sure
to purchase your season tickets
early; this will give the promo
ters Of the enterprise a chance to
check out before the BIG SHOW
starts.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20
Roberts Blue

Last Thursday, May the 18th,
F. G. Roberts, of Tolar, and Miss
Georgia Blue, of Melrose, were
ioined in holy wedIock at Tu-
cumcari Miss Blue is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Blue who
have q ranch south OF Melrose,
and sister Of Mrs. Bud Duck
worth. She ia of the Titan style
of beauty and very attractive.
Mr.. Roberts (Shorty) has been
in the cattle busin ess in the Por-
tales country for some years; a
short time ago he leased the Bud
Duckworth place and will make
It his future home. The NEWS
extends to the newly married
couple the heartiest of congratu.
lations.
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O18316
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Y. s
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. M,
April, oath, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Georgia Blue, of.Melrose, N. M. {,
who. on June, 4th, 1919 made
Homestead entry, No. 018816,
for NEA, Section 80, Township
1 N Range 81 E., N. M. p.
Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final three year
Proof, to estGblish claim to the
land above described, before L.
X. Mau, U 8 Commissioners, i'll
his office, at Taiban, N. NJ, on
the 9th day of June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses
s. H. Moss. of Melrose, N. M.
Will Crenshaw, of Melrose, N.
NJ, w. A. l'uckworth, OF Tolar,
N. NJ, and H. G. Roberts, ol
Portales, N. M.
4-29 $40.
W. R. McGill, Register.
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O192ee.
UIHZb6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Der rartment of the Interior, U.
8. Land Office at Fort Sumner,
N. M, May, II, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Ernest Herbert Herlihy, of Tai
Dan, N. h., who, 'on April, 21,
1920, made Homestead entry,
No. Ol9266, for S%N E's .NEhNEh
Sec, 10. SEANWN. WhNWN W.
NEN, Section 20, Township 8 NJ,
Range % E M.M.P. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make Final three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before l.. X. Mau, u.
g. Commissioner, in his office. at
Taiban, N. M, on the 23rd day
of June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: |:
Ed M. Tyson, zade Wood,
John M. Cheshire, John Tyson,
all Of Taiban, N. M.
W. r. McGill Register.
5.20 F: 6-17
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20

Our friend, DR.. John Hurley,
has gotten down to ''real sure
enough honest labor" He was
seen taking down several miles
of wire fence, q few miles out OF
town, and Informed us that he
intended placing it around his
home to keep the sand and duet
out this summer.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20
NOTICE.

The Rev. M. Lee Starke, a
very eloquent speaker and one
who breaches the old fashioned
Gospel, will commence meet
ing at Taiban on July 10th. Mr..
Starke is fearless preacher; !;
oalls spade spade arG is out
for souls and the glory of God.
He is the man that gave up a
position that paid hin S25,000 q
year to go and preach. Plan to
come out and hear him and you
will never forget him. He was
raised in Virginia and is an old
fashioned Souther1er with an old
fashioned Gospel in the old faeh-
ioned way. He would like to have
q tent to preach in; if ou know
where we can get tent for three
weeks let us know Don forget
the date, july 10th, and come
prepared to have a good time
and pray for a good meeting,
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015566.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. M,
May, 16, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
Carl W. Holley, of Dereno, N.
NJ, who, on Dec. 10, 1918, made
Homestead entry, No. 015566,
for SEN, Sec. IA, EM 6 SWN,
Section IS, Township l N, RANGE
q F =, N.M.P. Meridian, has filed
motto 9 Of intention tc make FL
nal three year Proof, to esJah-
lieh claim to the land above de-
scribed, before l.. K. Mau, U. 8.
Commissioner, in his Office at
Taiban, N. NJ, ON the 18th day
of June, 1921.
Claimantnames as Witnesses:
Ben Hall, Cyle G. Jones, Jesse
Carroll, Fred E. Fry, all of De-
reno, N. M.
$50 6 II.
w. R. McGill, Register.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-05-20
O14O32.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NO NE EON ODAANAAAON
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Summer, N. M
Nav, IS, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
William Morris, Shamrock. Tex.
as, who. on May, %, 1915, made
Additional homestead entry, No.
O14032, for SWA, Section "a,
Township 2 N, Range 81 E, N
Mp. Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final three
year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
L. K. Mau, U. s. Commissioner,
in his office at Taioan, N. M on
the 18th day of June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: /:
Nels Curtis, of Taiban, N. NJ,
William H. Vaughter, of Taiban,
N. NJ, Charles A. Jolley, of Tai.
ban N. M, Harry Makemson, OF
La Lande, N. M.
'5 20 6.17.
w. R, McGill, Register