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INSPECT SUNDAY.
MAGNIFICENT HOME,
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
. AlR ES.

Well built home. all modern improvements;
rec. hail, 7x45 it.; open fireplace, parlor 1Sx
1s IT,; large windows. dining room, 1sxls
IT,; pantry, 10x12 TT; kitchen, 14x24 IT, por-
celain sink. hot and cold water. coal and gas
ranges. stationary tubs. eupbosrds. storm
I large bedrooms, 151ls #. and 15124 #. ;
closet. Cellar t24x82 #. J, .i4-inch concrete
walls. steam heating plant (Amer. Rad. Co. j,
hoored attic entire (space for four rooms) !.
All rooms light and airy; loft. ceilings:
windows copper screened, shutters, double
floors and siding. 140 It. of porch 10 IT,
wide), on three sides. also covered rear porch,
9x18 IT.: tin roof. cutters. downspouts;
we'll house. 7xl5 IT.; gasoline pump concrete
moor; 72-ft. dug well: new Colt acetylene
M lighting s,,sys. system; garage 1890 f.; up-to-
runs; lofts. etc; Beautiful yard, large
peaches. apples. pears, plums, cherries. apn.
cots, walnuts and pecans. berries, grapes
Located at Vienna, Va, near two car lines :
good highway. schools. stores, churches; high
elevation. To reach BY auto, cross Chain
Bridge, keep straight to Vienna, cross trolley
tracks TO Pleasant ST., turn right, 60 about
Two blocks. Sale sign in yard. By trolley,
d2th ana Pa. ave. line to Pleasant st., Vienna,
then cross pike. walk about two blocks.
0wner,occupant, Mr.. MADISON wHIPPLE
Property All Az condition. Price, 1850;
terms, y. 500 cash. 500 per month, including
everything. The price and terms are e1cep-
ti1nai; % Il you want q beautiful. modern
SUBURBAN home. don't fail to see this at once.
VIII stand close inspection by architect, con.
tractor or builder as to materials and con-
gtruct1on. Photo at Office.
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ROSEMONT.

Five, six and seven room bungalows. new
and up to date, just being completed. You
will like them and they are being sold on
such easy terms that you can buy and pay
for them Just about as easily as You pay
rent Our prices are very much lower than
anything in the District and we are only "
minutes out, with big double-car trains every
For auto and salesman to show the property
phone this once or take electric car at 12th
and Pa. ave. and get OF at North RosemoAt
=. G. GooDNow COMPANY.
70 18th St. NV. Main 0W.
Virginia once:
North Rosemont station. Alexandria 926.
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MT. Ida

Beautiful six-room house on q large. slightly
lot overlooking the entire valley Of the Poto-
mac. This property has just been newly re-
decorated and 1t 10 q beauty.
1t is the biggest bargain We know pr and
vol worth your thorough investigated.
$500 will buy this choice property ana We
feel sure the hrst one to see 1t win buy. -.
Terms are reasonable, 30 call mp ana We
Will gladly show the property 70 you.
We have other locations 70 olfef.
=. O. 60ODNOW COMPANY,
~ 18th st. NV. Main 1O7s
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$500.
GOOD 58-ACRE DAIRY
FARM
NEAR FALLS CHURCH.

7-room home; parlor. dining room. 8 bed
hot and cold water; servants room; gasoline
pump, porches. cutters, downspouts; garage;
woodshed. work shop; wagon shed. feed room
hay lofts, stanchions. % cows, horse stalls
$50 fruit trees, peach, apple, pear, cherry; g
acres timber; balance high state Of cuitiva.
cared for. For productive farm is cheap.
Don't fail to see this! l mile from proposed
Lee Highway; good auto road to Falls Church.
Owner occupant. Mr.. Vandermark Terms.
s., 500 cash. balance to be arranged.
WALTER O'HARA,
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Exclusive Agent on Above.
Main 1928. 1900 H st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
continued.

4
sAULs' ADDITION. 7-R. BATH. H.-w.H..
GNivERSrfY PARK. S-R. BUNGxLoW. H.
VIII, gss, elect; new. not finished, 81, 600.
FLA. AVE. NEAR lst NV. 6-R. BATH. 8
eoschss, 36,Soe; q 500 cash.
owner win sacrince, IS .o0o; S7S0- cash.
18th NEAR q NE. 9R.. BATH, GOOD
little home; g zoo: 81. 100 cash.
ARTHUR II. CONN0R.
Oxford Building.
726 18th ct, NV. Room 222. Ph. Main 7178
IN 500 BLOCK End ST. NV. II ROOMS:
In good condition; will sell for $3.50; can
ON K NEAR, 10Th NE. ROOMS AND
bath, electric lights. colonial type. in good
CORNER HOUSE 11th & X Me-. ROOMS.
hot water heat. electric lights, colonial type
room for garage.
o0o 10th Ne. GROOM COLONIAL BRICK:
In good condition; will sell for 1850; renson.
EDw. P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
734 18th n.a. tSee Mr.. Kramert.
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs.
COnfSnUe1

NV 18th ST., ABOVE 0UINcY-8 ROOMS
and bath. pebbledash. sleeping porch. hard
wood throughout: ami /: room for garage;
spiendid condition: $11 TOO; terms. Address
Bog 230-R, Star Office. D.
ONTARIO ROAD ROOMS AND BATH:
sAey: EHrags space: gas; steam heat; good
condition. Owner occupant will give imme-
diafe Possession. Price. >8.500: terms
HyattsyiIe-s rooms and bath: arranged for
apts.; large double lot. fruit, etc. nenr car
lines: good buy At 6,S50; 81 900 cash and
terms.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S415. 1410 NV.
81. NE. BET. 7tb AND sth; Tw0-STORY-
and Hd-basement brick dwelling; rooms and
hath. $5.250.>
New York ave. ne. bet. North Capitol and
LIST; 2-stsry, 8-room dwelling $500.
Cleveland Park. Quebec ST.: 2-story brick
semi detached dwelling: rooms and BATH
hot-water heat; electric light; built-in garage:
sleeping porch. $4,000.
Irving ut. NV. bet. 18th and 14th: 3story
brick dwelling; 10 rooms and bath: electric
light; fine back yard: h.w.h. $I3,J00.
Biltmore st. near Goth: 3-story Roman brick
dwelling: 10 rooms. baths; hot-water heat;
electric light. &l4.5fO.
JESSE l.. HEISKELL. I1i5 Eye at. NV.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK; 9 LARGE ROOMS.
hot-water heat; tile vestibnle and bath: fine
cellar; space for double garage; semi-de-
taehed; cheap. Information at 20s Kentucky
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APPLE ORCHARD.

7sI-acre apple orchard in the best fruit sec
tion Of West Virginia: the orchard consists of
$4,000 apple trees. 10 to IA years old and in
good condition; all standard varieties; also
1000 bearing peach trees; houses. barns,
packing houses and other buildings; one 3-ton
sprayers. four horses. three wagons and other
orchard equipment. Based on the cost Of pro-
duction. this property would invoice $291 ,720
We are authorized to sell before July 10 for
s1O5.OoO. One good years crop will pay for
the entire farm.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
0d4 18th st. Main $500
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Productive Maryland Farm With
Furnished House: Crops.

Horses, cows, poultry. mule. hogs, vehicles.
tools included for quick sale: II acres on two
good roads in prosperous cOmmunitv; conven-
lent r. r. town; ~ acres tillage for big crops
s.ah ha,rr 90 apple pear
house. grand old maple shade. barn, poultry
house, etc. Other interests force quick sale;
$500 takes all. part cash. Details page "a
Illus. Catalog 30 Bargains FREE. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, 1422N. Land Title bldg,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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Home Farm With Growing
Crops. Horse. Hogs. Poultry

Tools wagon machinery inc hlded il taken
soon; A. acres in community prosperous farm
ers; 25 acres loan tillage for big crops corn.
peas, beans, tobacco; creek.watered 15-cow
pasture: estima ed 400 cords wood: 600 apple
pear, plum. cherry. peach trees; good Broom
house. sparkling spring water cool shade; new
barn. poultry house. Other interests pressing
$4,000 takes all. part cash. U H. REYNOLDS.
i.ES 70
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NEW GROOM AND BATH
house in Chevy Chase, near Con-
necticut ave-; ami; built-in
garage. Excellent buy at SIG 5000.
Beautiful new Groom and
bath home; h.-w.h.; every con-
venience; built-in garage; i'll
vicinity of beautiful 10th st.
legations. An excellent buy at
$i2,5oo.
Well built I2-room and bath
brick house, located within two
blocks of Scott Circle splendidly
adapted for a rooming house.
Only $4,000.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co.
1903 New York Ave.
Main 4o35.
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Strout Farm Bargains.
Water Front Farm-Eguipped.
On Beautiful Eastern Shore.

Enjoy attractions, healthful and friendly
country: bathing. boating, claiming. fishing
and grabbing, Il acres; adapted fruit, corn.
vegetables, berries, poultry; convenient r. R.
town: wood; apples. pears. peaches. 'plums.
grapes; 2-story, 6-room house, attractively
situated: poultry house. etc. Owner. unable
to operate: 81 400. part cash. Details page s.
Stfout'S CataIog
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'LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS
FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW WITH BATH. ALL
and furnace heat, large lot, concrete walks;
two block to good car service; 10 minutes
walk to one fare; close to stores; price.
$500: $3.50 cash. $50 monthly, Including
Another nve-room bungalow. with all of
the above improvemsnts. to be sold for
interest. Both Of these desirable homes must
be sold at once, as owners have been called
from state.
4 new nve-room bungalow. with AL improve, =
ments, ready to occupy; price. $3.50; $500
cash. $50. monthly. including interest.
Take G st.. cars marked Riverdale berwyn
No Any one TiIl direct you tS ctn my PS.se Pse
Hyattsville 138-W. P. Q. Mt. Rainier. Mo: y
Beautiful Modern Bungalow.
with rooms. pantry, electric liEhts water ..rs1 In
garage with light. pit, work bench; out.
buildings; fruit; cement walks: half acre I, land
(2 lota); all in nrst-clAss condition. berEyn'
Nd. 1880: $3.50 cash, balance to suit. Pos
session at once. BY owner. 1904 North Capitol.
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WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent.
= j Specialize In Nearby Virginia.
Main 1925. 1909 H NV.
$3.50 CASH.
INBEAUTIFUL ROSEMONI
= BUNGALOW.
EOI1R ROOMS AMI pATu

lot, fenced large porch, newly screened; full
concrete cellar; furnace. Murphy bed; laundry
tubs; blocks (cencrete walks) store, cars.
tions nne car service. owner win drive
prospecttvs purchasers to property w1theut
o6liSati6a. Can Franklin 83S7 between 10 tnd
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Monroe st. near 10th st.-Best buy OF 1911
st.; large rooms. tiled bath, cellar: hot
water hest: double back porch. Price. $500
&. 0O0 cash. Possession August l.,
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Find MacPherson salesman at new bunga-
low on Wilson boulevard today.
How to ind Aurora Heishts-If going by
auto 60 over bridge at Georgetown, turn to
left, then to right at Murphy and Ames lumber
yard, 2-minute ride up hill, see Macpherson
sign on property, or take bus and ask driver.
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R. D. MACPHERSON.
734 18th Street. Main 1895
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seatou ST. near North Capitol ST rooms.
bath, cellar. furnace; garage for 2 cars. Ask
ing 81 500, Terms
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CHERRYDALE, VA.
rooms and bath, electricity and gas; fur
mace heat; lot 10Ox15O. This 10 q new prop
erty and $500 cash will handle first payment.
Price, IS, 500.
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HAYWOOD, VA.
A new bungalow Of rooms and bath; eIec
tricity and gas /; furnace heat: hardwood floors
buiit-in garage. Asking $4,000 on REASONABLE,
terms.
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9Th ct. between East Capitol and Pa. ave.
s.e.--8 rooms. baths. Rented tfurnished)
apartments. $50 per month Bargain for
$500. Terms. Possession August I.
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ST. NEAR NORTH cAPIToL-s ROOMS.
2 baths, cellar; two-family nat: Al condition
Immediate possession. Asking $3.50; $3.50
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Ut. near Dupont Circle-11 rooms, ba this; ;
electricity; cellar: furnace heat. Asking
$12 500. Terms. Possession August /.
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CLARENDON VA.

Near station: large rooms and bath elec-
tricity and gas; furnace heat; very large lot.
Asking $500, on reasonable terms.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

14th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Very desirable business property on 14th st.
between Fairmont st. and Park road; this
property will increase in value rapidly. Phone
Main $500, BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 734 18th
sf
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BEST HOME VALUES IN NV.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
BEAUTIFUL NEW, EXCEPTIONALLY
WELL BUILT HOMES NEAR YORK THEA
TER: 6 LARGE ROOMS, BATH. H. III.
ELEC: A REAL PANTRY. BCILTIN RE
FRIGERAToR, BEST HARDWOOD FLOORS
AND TRIM. CONCRETE FRONT PORCH.
IRON RAIIINGS AND NUMEROUS OTHER
ATTRACTIVE NEW FEATURES. ONLY 4
LEFT CALL FOR REPRESENTATIVE AT
ONCE.
HOME REALTY CO..
,en- CA AVE NV COZ. lO4L IL
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AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
$4,1OO.
A new bungalow Of attractive design with
large living room. furnace heat electric lights
large lot; near cars and bus lines.
$6,S50.
This beautiful bungalow. located right on
the Wilson boulevard. In Aurora Heights.
among a very nne class Of people and attrac-
tive homes, with electricity and gas, furnace
heat. running water, large yard, hardwood
side porch; ready for possession in about ten
days.
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Open Daily and Sunday.
The Best Home Values
Offered in Washington Today.
300 TO 826 L ST. NE.
Six rooms, tile bath, h.-w.h.,
electric lights, double hardwood
floors, wash trays, servants
toilet, cement front porch,
double rear porches. Both with
and without built-in, heated
garages. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Owner and Builder,
oo6 N. Y. Ave. N. w.
Main $3.50.
After S PM. Lincoln 6I46-W.
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ELEGANT HOME on 18th STREET Sc.
half block from Pa. ave-: fine condition This
property must be inspected to be appreciated.
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Home Realty Co. Specials.
room for garage; s7.650: $500 cash.
Kennedy built house. rooms. baths,
hw.h, elec: room for garage: real bar
gain.
One Kennedy built house. $500.
HOME REALTY CO..
o.o- rol 1nxs1
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quiet. refined home. 2 baths. 4 bed.
rooms, fine old shade; new; semi bungalow
very reasonable to prompt buyer. Superior
10-room dwelling. ready in 10 days: . baths
rooms for two families, upper floor will rent
for $50 month: prettiest thing In the park
can give Interesting termsr to interested party.
Fine old home. 100xeOO; garage; shade; large
cool rooms baths: convenient to stores.
cars. churches: owner ordered away: going
to sell at $1O,JOp. terms--and many Others
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
Col s5Os Takoma Park. d. C.
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
BUNGALOW. 3-r., bath: ami. incIosed living
porch: fruit, shade trees grapes, currants; mod
crate terms. +. N. SPENCER, Highland Park,
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LOTS-L Ts-LOTs
Would you rather build than buy q home
II SO. we have many choice home sites from
which You can Belect your future home. You
can pay cash and buid now, or we will allow
You all the time necessary.
We have new book on home ownership
which we will be pleased to loan you. II
you are interested In getting q home. this
0'01 WI F. ptsass q. asGoSosNow COMPANY,
T2s 18th st. NV. Main 3o7.
virginia ONCE
North Rosemont Station. Alexandra e26
PRETTY BUNGALOW OF SMALL ROOMS,
bath. hot-water heat. electricity, gas, garage
large lot: in best section; 4.7J0; terms GEO
C. WALKER, Owner. Kresge bldg, II & c. 13s
By Owner-Beautiful. Well Built Home
Most beautiful suburb near Washington, IL
rooms and bath, sleeping porch. electric lights.
sewerage; house in perfect condition. recently
decorated: large lot. fruit, grapes. shrnbbery.
magnificent trees, garden planted: gardener s
cottage: partly furnished. beautiful mahogany:
ba rgain il sold Immediately. Call Kensington
5-R on Saturday or Sunday for appointment
to inspect, or address Box 1913, Star Office. 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property. of the preftiest farms in south
ern Maryland. on salt water. private shore:
beautiful view; photograph and description
application Owner. 81 Seaton pl. NV.
North 67.iJ 13s
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COLORED HOME BARGAIN
Desirable Groom. bath. sub
stantially-built brick house; con-
veniently located in lie Droit
Park section; low price; small
cash payment: balance like rent.
See this house before you decide.
HARRY A. KITE,
ISI1 K St NV. Ph. Main 1216
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FOR COLORED HOME

u ~
rare opportunity to secure a modern home
west Of 18th street very advantageous
terms. This house has rooms and bath on
two noors bright cellar hot-water heat: the
woodwork (hardwood) surpasses that in many
! houses of four times the price asked-$6, $50.
PERCY ii. RUSSELL. COMPANY,
pfk
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Exclusive Agents.
1905 X Street NV. Phone Main 556..
ONCE open Sunday. 10 am. to pm.
22nd STREET SOUTHEAST. I.
A beautiful brick home overlooking the
city. Has rooms, bath. electricity, hot
water heat, garage. Lot J0x145. Front
porch. back porches. Room to build another
house il desired. Only $1,000. $500 to
81 600 cash. Balance on easy payments.
McCARTER & RULE,
Exclusive Agents.
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Before Buying
Consult WEIGH. Realtor.

BROOKLAND - BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS.
bath and sleeping porch: ami: screened
throughout $500 cash. balance easy. Ad-
dress Boz 25-S Star ONCE 81
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GRAM1TON LODGE. ON THE MARYLAND
side of Potomac just southeast Of Alpxandria.
only seven miles from Center market by road
thirty live acres of valuable trucking or gar
denlrR land: nine-room and bath dwelling: also
tAne ment honses.' stable. garage and other out
hui dings: 139 young apple trees, bearing. and
other fruit. Price. $4,000.
JESSE l.. HEISKEII,,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
Call for legislative Assembly

An assembly of delegates repre-
senting the democratic voters of
Prowers and Baca counties 10
here by called to be held at the
court house in Lamar. Colo. on
Monday, Aug. Z. 1922, at 1:30
o'clock .. m.. for the purpose Of
naming candidates 10 go on the
primary ballot for the democratic
nomination for representative in
the rLwen.r fourth general assem-
bly, of the state of Colorado, to
represent the legislative district
comprising Prcwers and Baca
counties.
Apportionment of delegates
will be the same as for the state
democratic assembly.
Dated this oath day of July,
1922.
Alfred Todd,
District Chairman.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
Locals

X. w. Amey and family Of Ok
lahoma were visiting here this
week. Mr.. Amcy went to school
to the editor in Kansas before the
dry west was hoard of.
E. W. Simpson of Liberty was
in town Monday, and not being
used to isto oping sto ved his
crown in on the top part of our
door frame. The cause of his
hightness was the arrival OF a "a
pound democratic voter at To-
paka-Donald Ralph, last week.
Wife and + by will be home in
the early future.
II. P. Moss of West Flats was
in town Mon day : being treated
by DR.. Chase for gangrene in
bis hand. and is doing nicely.
!. J. Riddle of Lone Star was
town Satui day
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
Liberty

Another little rain Monday
night. Lots of rains, but not
enough at time. Thankful
though for small favors, and
would be for larger ones 10 pre-
portion.
Fern Kidder spent last week
with home folks.
lola and Mary Morse visited
their cousins E. E. Terry and
wife of Campo last week.
Dunk Prnitt is cutting wheat
for Mrs. Wray
Mrs. Autry and Mrs. Gulick
took dinner At the Finkle home
last Friday.
Mrs. Dunk Pruitt and little sor
and Mrs. Joe Cole and children
made a trip to Lamar last Wednes
lay.
+. w. Simpson and Mr. SHILLING
were business callers in the Shor
, Grass district last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glenn are
tile proud parents of new baby
which arrived at their house las
Wednesday. July 10. We hav'n'
heard If it is a son or daughter.
Mrs. Ginger of o hio, one of tb'
early settlers of Baca countg, il
here OH a visit with her folks.
Mrs. Bun Dean of Nor ton coun
w WoS aSaA-V-S.S-v-Ss..y-,-
panied by her old school chum
Miss Ethel Hoffman, now a teach
er in the Los Angeles schools
The Hoffmans lived north @
Villas, and will be RENE mbered by
all the old timers.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28

A. r. Liggett. former citizen
of Baca county, now of north
Missouri, was in Springfield last
week on busin ess.
Mrs. Lessie Thompson and
Mrs. Rockhill and daughter were
in town Monday.
4. Donellen recently moved
with his family into town and
, is helping out in the Jett hard
ware aud lumbe store.
Lee Holmes moth .r of OKLA
homa came last week for a visit
with her son and family.
Miss SHILLING of Lamar visited
with doctor and Mrs. Chase last
week.
Yves Gray, former citizen of
Spring field, now of Oklahoma.
came uo last week on a visit to
his f ither-in-law. e. E Rnbb
an ramily.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Treasurer

Elmer E. Ballard wisher the
Democrat-Herald to announce
bis candidacy for nomination fol
county treasurer on the repub-
lican ticket. subject to the
republican convention and the
Urinary election. Mr.. Ballard
solicits your support, and will
appreciate all favors.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Co. Treasurer

1 take this opportunity OF
placing my name for the consid-
Grafton of the voters of tie re-
publican assembly and direct
primary for the Office of county
treasurer, shall be truly APP
preciative of any support that
may be extended me.
Earl c. Denney.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Assessor

wish the readers of the
Democrat Herald to be advised
that 1 will be a cand idate for
county assessor on the republic
an ticket, subj ct tc tn, deci
sion of the republican convention
and primaries. Any favgrs will
he appreciated.
J. w. Jackson.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
Locals

Mrs. A. Stontield and daughter
came up from Texas last week or
a visit to her daughter Mrs. Rip
pey and family.
Mrs Russell of Oklahoma is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Winters and family.
John Porter and wife of kansrs
visited with Marion Truax and
family this week.
The following are the delegates
chosen to attend the state Assem-.
bly, at Denver on the goth. Jos.
E. Terral. Felix Ward. J. NJ.
Truax, CLas. Jackson. Jim Her
bert. C. NJ. Gordon, Roy Winters
and Pete W. de.
A few of the little friends of
Miss Cherri Chase partook of /.
surprise b'r h dinner Wednes day
evening in her honor. it being
her 10th anniversary. Tn, dec.
crations were in pink and white
and an elee ant repast was served.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For County Treasurer

Mrs. Mary Madden wishes the
Democrat-Herald to announce
her candidacy for nomination
for county treasurer on the re-
publican ticket, and gives as her
motto "e fficiency, service. and
always on the job" Candidacy
subject to the decision of the
republican convention and the
primaries following.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28

We have a somewhat lengthy
obituary of A halle verna Wal
s N. age 5 years and six m ontha.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p.
watson, died July Is. buried at
Campo July 10 Sorry the ob.t-
uary was rot signed up.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28

j. S. Smith ef Groyeport. Ohio.
former old timbr of Baca county,
was in town Wednesday with his
sen, and continued his journey
into the mountains. They drove
through in Franklin car, and
took with him five of the revised
maps.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Assessor

Mat Thomas asks the Demo.
crat Herald to announce hi.
condidacy for nomination for the
office of assessor of Baca county
on the democratic ticket subject
70 the assembly and primary.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Sheriff

l hereby announce my
candidacy for the office of
sheriff of Bac, county, subject to
The action of the Republican
convention and primary election.
| solicit your consideration and
your support
A. M. Lucas.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
For Sheriff

E. P. Mcfarland wishes the
Dem mocrat Herald to announce
his candidacy for nomination
for sheriff on the republican
ticket. subject to the decision Ct
the republican convention and
performance of duty and econo-
NV
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28
Politically Announced
REPUBLICAN,
For Co. Assessor

am a candidate for county
assessor on the republican ticket
subject to the will of the voters
of Baca county. l solicit your
support.
Floyd E. Brisendine. e.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-07-28

Marion Lasley writing from
S onington says it is tine W.
were having a poli i a. l,ouse
cleanir &. tn rs tn, f,ei < ell
over the county, republicans and
democrats alike. The other part
Of tha fes ling is thlt ttere must
be an On to '1ntolorabl, taxa
ton"