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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
PARIS.

Paris, Feb. 23.-There will be a box
cial held at Stonepile Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Bair is stiI confined to
the house with quinsy
Miss Leila Hover, of Canton, is spend
ing several weeks at the home of George
Meiser
Miss Laura Chenot, of Louisville, spent
several days with her brothers at this
place.
Mrs. Homer Foltz and daughter,
Pauline, and Miss Della Lentz visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Haynam,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Motz and daugh-
ter. Elsie. spent Sunday at the home of
John Motts
The literary which was held here Sat
urday evening was we'll attended.
John Motts Is numbered among the
sick
William Harsh, who has been sick, is
improving.
Mrs Emeline Lentz, of Maxine is
spending several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Motifs.
There was a wreck on the IT, f. &. w.
r. B.. about three miles south of here,
Friday night about 12 o'clock, when one
coal train ran into another which had
stopped to repair air brakes near a
curve. The engine and a number Of cars
of coal were thrown from the track. For
tunately the engineer and fireman
jumped and received only slight bruises.
The wreck train was busy Saturday and
Sunday to clear away the wreekage. The
engine and several cars have not vet
been removed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
MopoNALpsvlLLe.

MoDonaldsville, Feb. 2s--Charles Metz
wears a broad smile, and says, tTts a
boy"
David Braucher moves back to his old
farm on wednesday. Mr. Hensyl, who
occupied the farm the last year, having
moved TO the Hoover farm.
Clayton and Wallace Keck, of Akron,
visited with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Keck, on Sunday.
William Hitz moved on the old home
stead south of town.
John Wyley moved to the J. W. Frank
farm.
Grover CASTOR and family, of Comet;
Miss Bertha Castor, of Akron, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rhodes. of Manchester, were
callers at the home of Benjamin Keck,
last Sunday.
The literary at this place was well at
tended. Next one Wednesday evening,
March TO-
A. ]. Stoner, wife and son, Robert and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bowers spent Sum
day with Lewis stoner at New Berlin.
Quite a number of our young folks took
in the entertainment at Rudys on Friday
evening and Center on Saturday evening
BENJAMIN Naftzger contemplates NOV
ing to Klondilee in the near future.
A number OF the young folks from here
son Center school Saturday night. Music
was furnished by the Millport Air jam
mers band.
Horny CASTOR, of Akron was home
over Sunday.
Harvey Stockert who is at school in
Wooster, wa shome over Sunday.
Irwin Roger and wife, formerly of Fos-
toria, spent a few days in this place with
his sister, Mrs. ]. A. Lauby Mr. Roger
and wife intend going to Texas in the
near future, where they will make their
home
An entertainment will be held next
Saturday night at the Mudbrook school
under the management tof C. J. Yost
Elmer Tritt was in town on business,
Saturday
Grover Casten and wife, of Comet,
spent Sunday in town.
William Devise spent Sunday at the
Sorrick home.
tie, made a business trip to Massillon,
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles C. H,sisa and Miss Minnie
Sorrick will attend the funeral Of Miss
Minnie Bowman at Canal Fulton today.
William Spindler, west of town, is on
the sick fist
Mrs S. L. Moose spent Sunday in
Crystal Springs.
Joe Rohr was in town on business,
Monday,
Mrs Kootz, of Carroll county, is visit
ing with her relatives south of town
Curtis Heisa was in town on business,
Monday.
Benjamin Braucher, of near Comet, has
recently purchased the o. w. Smith
farm west Of town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
CANAL FULTON,

Canal Fulton, Feb. 23-Mrs. Mary
Lasure returned home ON Thursday,
after six weeks stay with friends at
Massillon and New Berlin.
Professor j. H. Fechet, superin-
tendent of our schools attended the
county Sunday school convention at
New Berlin on Friday and Saturday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reh-
ling on Friday, a son.
The attendance at the Masonic ban
quet on Friday evening was larger
than for some years past. Many out
of town guests were present as fol
lows: VIM. Stover and daughter,
Clara; Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Slower,
Mrs. s. E. Kurtz and two daughters
from Massillon, Mr.. and Mrs H. G..
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mathie, of
Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. ParneIl, l.. H.
friend, Mr.. and Mrs ira 'Meese, If
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Williams, of
Nimisilla and Paul Held, Of Akron,
being among the number.
VIM. Stotier, who died at the coun-
ty infirmary last week, was former
ly a resident of this place and was
at one time city clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. English, form
erly of Cincinnati, have moved into
the rooms of Logan Porter and will
engage in selling automobiles in this
county.
The remains of Miss Minnie Bow
man, the Is year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Bowman, were
brought to their home on the west
side from Akron on Sunday morning
Miss Bowman had been engaged in
doing housework at Akron and on
Tuesday had an attack of appendi-
citis, which caused her death on Sat
urday morning. Her mother had
been sent for and was with her at
the time of her death. She is sur
vived by her father and mother and
several brothers and sisters. The
funeral will be held ON Tuesday af-
ternoon
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10 Alliance S1OOo.

to Alliance, $1,000.
Mary e. Fields Wroute to Susan
Shearer, part lot 1901, Canton, $1,000.
Heirs Of William T. Miller, deceas-
ed. to Salone A. Simon, part lot 1463.
MassilIon, $1,000.
j. W. Roger to Bnos Snyder, lot
239 in j. w. Royer's west end addi-
ton to New Berlin, $500.
Daniel w. Lesh and wife to George
r. Fob. tract of land in southwest
quarter section 8, Plain township,
$4,000.
Enos Snyder and Caroline Snyder
to J. " Roger, lot 2S5, New Berlin,
$500.
Edgar c. Linn and Harriet H. Linn
to Joseph Snyder, lots 25 and 26, Can
ton, $40.
Jennie s. Snyder to Dora H. Ever
hard, part lot 1868, Canton, 81.
William III. Gels and Jennie Gels to
Lieu Johnson Ream, part lot 25S Mas
sillon, ST.
Lucy Johnson Ream to William H.
Gels, part lot 25S Massillon, 81.
James Warrant and Clara Warrant
and sold and conveyed by Sheriff r..
Frank Wilson to John 7. Ford, south
east part of southeast quarter sec
ton S5, Paris township, S767
Luther M. McCleery and Amanda
McCleery to Orlando =. Volkmor, part
lot 1879, Massillon, $500.
Louis A. Loichot and James r. Nc
Laugh In, assignees in trust for ia ;
benefit of the Farmers bank to Caleb
K Roberts and Caroline Roberts, lot
4249, Canton, 5000.
j. K. Faishel and Laura B. Faishel
to Frank A. Holes, lot 2261, Alliance,
$1,000.
james 6. Miller to q. NJ. Kelly, part
lot 230, Alliance, $500.
Henry NJ. Lyman to William E.
Steinmetz, out lot 2 in South Laiblin
G Walser's addition to Canton, $500
Joseph c. Wallan and Elvira Wallan
to William b. Bates, east half of
northeast quarter section &c, Washing
ton township, $500
George Harsh to Max Geiger ct al,
lot 1906, Alliance, $4,000.
Mary Schott to George j. Schneider,
part lot PIT, Massillon, $3400.
Alice Lucas to Nicholas France, lot
1894, Massillon, $1,000
Nicholas France to James B. Sny-
der, sub lots 55 and 56 in Taylor Land
& Improvement Co.'S Mccullough
Heights addition. Perry townshiD
S400.
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RHODES.

Rhodes, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Arnold Cheyney,
daughter, Grace, and son, Max spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Med. well. of Orrviile.
Mrs. John Lantzer visited at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Lee V. Lantzer, of
Warrington. last week
Herbert Swisher expects to leave in
several weeks for Wyoming.
N. Kohr has just returned from an ex-
tended trip with relatives and friends in
Michigan.
day with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Updegraf, of
Massillon, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Updcgraf, of Pigeon Run.
William Urban, near the Patch, expects
to move onto the newly purchased Gra-
Der farm, on the Millersburg road. ]. c..
Staver and family, of Middletown, will
occupy Mr. Urbans former home.
Rev o. p. Slusser, of the u. b, church.
of Pigeon Run, announces that revival
strvices will begin in the near future.
Cradle roll exercises will be held by the
Sunday school of Meyers church Sum
day morning, March I, at $3.50 o'clock.
Emerson and Theodore Updegraf left
Sunday evening for the south, where
they will engage in coal prospection.
Due 10 lne lncIemency OF the weather,
a large crowd who had gathered at the
Sixteen school Friday evening to witness
the Lincoln Washington Day exercises,
were sadly disappointed. Weather per-
mitting, the exercises will be renderd in
connection. with the regular literary pro-
gram next Friday evening, February 26
the usual debate replacing the address of
the evening.
Schools of this place closed Monday In
observance of Washington's birthday.
John L. Swisher has been appointed by
our mayor to succeed William Sayers as
constable and guardian of the peace
Mrs. Emanuel Hornberger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Graber, of Massillon, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Wefler.
John Neusbaum of Willport, formerly
of this place, will move near Dalton in
the near future.
Daniel McFarren and family will move
onto the Clair farm, near Canton, next
month.
Mrs. Isaac Williams, who has been
staying with her son, David and family,
of Pigeon Run, returned home last week.
John Conkle, of Texas, spent Friday in
this locality.
Perry. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cutler, is sick with chckenpox.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
MILLERsBuRe.

Millersburg, Feb. 23-The fleet Just
returned home had four Holmes
county boys who made the around
the world trip on 1t. They were
Clyde Mcdowell, Ralph Hanna, Paul
Worthington and Edward Shoup.
Mcdowell is son of ex-Congress-
man Mcdowell and is a graduate of
Annapolis naval school and has now
been five years at sea and is soon
to be advanced as lieutenant.
A complaint has been filed against
Edward Patterson charging him with
criminal assault on Mrs. Klotz near
Killbuck on Sunday. The husband
of the woman says he was present
in his own home when Patterson
came there during the day and also
Sunday night and Patterson used a
revolver TO intimidate the husband
from interfering with him In his
designs. Patterson was bound over
to court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Bruce Marks, 20, farmer, to orphia
B. Slayman. 81, Beach City.
William Richert, "a, grinder, to Mel
lie Kinsley, 10, Canton,
Dronisie l. Salician, 25, shoemaker,
to Elizabeth Varga, 1S, Alliance.
Manuel E. Willaman, 45, inspector,
TO Nellie Kisslnger, As, Canton
Joseph A. Preece, "a, boilermaker,
to Mayrue M. Giltz. 20. Massillon.
Harry Lee Herbst "a, farmer, to
Mary Jonson, 21, North Lawrence
Daniel D. Wyandt, 21, farmer to Ha-
eel B. Schrock. 20, Navarro.
Charles w. Snyder, %, grinder to
Annette B. Snyder. 21, Canton.
Perry Jacob Bordner, 21, grocery
clerk, to Floretta ]. Bantz, 21, Mas
sillon.
Raymond ]. Richardson, 81, printer,
to Delphia Mae Carver. 1S, Canton.
Leroy L. thinner, 25. carpenter, to
Myrtle H. Rodocker, 10. Massillon.
Dennis ]. Agnes, "a. meat cutter, to
Florence Tisch, 21, Massillon.
Foldie Koehler, rs, restaurant clerk,
to Laura Evans. 26. Canton.
George A. Arnold, 81, stock dealer,
to Tillie Vyse, 35, Alliance
Joseph David sehilling. 22, farmer,
TO Sarah Miller, 10, Navarro
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WEST sRooKFIELo.

West BrOokheld, Feb, 2s.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Stimmel. OF Canton, and Mrs. Flor
ence Laymiller. Of North Industry, were
Brookheld visitors Saturday.
William Peters, of Akron. was a guest
at the residence OF L. o. Mcconnell.
Sunday
Mrs. Nellie Hayerstack, of Massillon,
spent Sunday at the home of Henry
Friend.
Miss olivia Bessler, Of Akron, was the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Louise Bessler
oyer Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Kimble. Of the Charles Street Mis-
sion Of Canton, ocecpied the pulpit at
the NJ, f. church Sunday night. Rev
Kimble gave an address on the parable
Of "1he Prodigal Son.
Mrs. Elsie clapper, OF Massillon, VS.
tied relatives here. Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Whitman. OF Massillon
was guest Sunday OF Mr. and mrs
Nicholas swetter.
Mr.. and Mira. Hiram Friend spent sun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
SKULL FRACTURED
ALIGHTING FROM CAR

-Frank Gensheer, foreman in the W.
& L. E. store room in the yards, fell
from street car near the corner of
Shorb and Fifth streets. and it is fear
ed that he fractured his skull. He
attempted to get off the car while it
was still In motion and was hurled to
the pavement with considerable force
He was taken to Ingleside hospital
where he is still in critical condi.
ton. He resides at 616h West Fifth
street, where he has wife and
family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

viii of Melvina A. williams filed for
probate
In estate of Elizabeth Jackson, Law
renee township, George A. Hoover, ap-
pointed administrator.
In estate of John H. Tressel. Lex
ington township, Lorena Fl. Passler.
Gertrude T. Rider and John X. Tres
sci appointed administrators.
In guardianship of Lulu e. Brady,
order of private sale issued
VIII of Peter Schafer, Nimishillen
township. filed for probate.
In will of Peter Mertz, Lexington
township. filed for probate.
VIII of Magdalena Sprankle, fled
for probate.
In guardianship Of Mabel EInora
Clay, MassilIon. Mary B. Clay appoint
ed Administrative.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
NEW CASES.

19600-Sadie M Russell VS.. Will
liam q. Russell. Clark C Clark, attor-
neys.
19601-Henry Whitman VS.. Samuel
Schrants. Allen Cook, attorney.
19602-John Carnes VS. Uptob M.
Carnes.
19609-JOhn ?. Reemsnyder vs. JOS
eph Tindall Milton ]. Braucher, at
torney for plaintiff and U. s. Johnson,
attorney for defendant
19604-Adam Motz VS.. Wilma To-
kass, Click Tokass ct al. S. H. Man
eval, attorney.
19605-Emma S. Harding VS.. Mil
ton L. Harding. AXE, Day and Am
norman, attorneys.
196O6-H. F. Evans vs. Mary E..
Blythe ct al. Lynch & Day, attorneys.
19607-H. F. Evans VS.. R. Calvin
Roush. Lynch & Day, attorneys.
19608-H. F. Evans VS.. R. Calvin
Roush Lynch G. Day, attorneys.
19609-H. F. Evans VS.. Mary E.
Blythe ct al. Lynch & Day, attorneys.
1961O-H. F. Evans VS.. Mary E..
Blythe and G. S. Blythe. Lynch &
Day, attorneys.
19611-H. F. Evans VS.. R. Calvin
Roush, Kate A. Roush, Benjamin Ell
bel. j. l. Richard and the Central
Savings Bank. Lynch G Day, attor-
neys.
19612-Strauss, Printz & Co., CO.
partnership under the laws of the
state of Ohio, VS.. Jacob Simon, doing
business as the Penn Liquor COM
pany. Shields & Pomerene, attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
RECEIVER IS NAMED.

Frank ]. Ball has been appointed
by the court of common pleas in the
action of Harry A. Ball against How
ard M. Ball ct al. as receiver of the
property of Ball &c Jennings Receiv-
er Ball gave bond in the sum of $751;
900, his surities being Frank j. Ball
w. F. Dillon and A. C. Eynan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
eel. cooper on the Stand.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb 2S.-Coionel Dun
can b. Cooper was the principal witness
today in the Carmack murder trial, He
said the III feeling started when Car
mack in a speech referred TO him as a
little bald headed eagle" Number of
editorials from Carmack's paper were
read. Cooper testified II was to them
that he objected. In some his name Is
not mentioned He said he did not know
whether. carmack had written all of the
editorials.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
nIId FOR HousE IN p1spuTE.

Adam Motz has brought suit in com
mon pleas court for slS96.9O against
Wilma Tokass and Quick Tokass ct
al. Plaintiff AYERS that $160,90 is
due on an account for extra work
and material furnished in the con-
struction OF dwelling house in this
city, and that on August "a, 1908,
plaintiff entered into written agree
mont by which he was to receive
$4,000 for the building of dwelling
house for the defendants who have
failed to perform their part of the con-
tract
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gine crew, the conductor and q
brakeman, seeing the tail lights,
braced themselves and went over
with their engine, all escaping In.
jury. The wreckage was removed
Saturday and Sunday the heavy en-.
gine was returned to the rails by the
Ft Wayne wrecking crew of AL
lance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
WIFE SEEKS A DIVORCE.

Sadie NJ Russell has sued William
E. Russell for divorce. Plaintiff al
leges that she married the defendant
December 81, 1900 and that one child,
Elmer H. Russell, aged 8 years, was
born to them. The petition charges
that in June the defendant left the
plaintiff and has been wilfully absent
since that time and has failed to pro-
vide either wife of minor child with
the common necessities of life. Plain
tiff asks for the custody of the child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

day at the home Of Mr. and MRS. Frank
zoft. Of Richviile
Miss Nellie wolfe Is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs ROSS Mcdonald, of Uhfichs-
vile.
Miss Ethel Watts was the guest % her
sister, Mrs. Guy Buraway, OF Canton.
Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
TO COLLECT MONEY.

Strauss, Pritz & Co. has brought
suit against Jacob L. Simon, doing
business under the name of the Penn
Liquor Co., for the collection of
$3S8.5O. Plaintiff ayers that defendant
is indebted to him in the sum of 1857
with interest from April 25, 1908 for
merchandise purchased; $1S7.57 on a
prOmissory note and the sums of
s1OSS6 and $165 on two checks issued
by him, but that he has paid $500 on
the total indebtedness.
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SUIT no QUIET TITLE.

Henry Whitman has fled suit TO
compel Samuel schrants to set up his
claim or interest In tract Of land
known as part OF the northeast quar-.
Ter section 2, Plain township range
9. plaintln Gsks that the defendants
interests or claims in the above prop
erty be adjudged Hull and void and
plaintiffs lille quieted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
GRANTED S1OO DAMAGES.

In the replevin case of James E.
Dye VS.. Joseph H. Steiner, the jury
brought in a verdict at AIS o'cuock
yesterday afternoon in which dam
ages were assessed against the defend
ant in the sum of 800
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
American Hurt In narls

Paris Feb. 23,-Mrs. Florence Clark, OF
Syracuse, N. T., and Dewitt Gallagher,
of Charleston. West Virginia.. were
slightly burned tonight In a cafe by the
bursting and igniting Of toy balloon
during a hilarious celebration Of Mardi
Gras
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
Want Tsriff orI Lumber

Chicago, Feb. 2-The Wood Workers
Union, numbering 300 men Throughout
the country, have forwarded a resolution
to Washington asking that the duty on
lumbsr be retined In the nsw sarin bl.l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Albert swaller and Martha swaller
70 Ira D. Anker. part southeast quar-
ter section IL. Lexington township,
$4,000.
Mex Geiger ct al to Clement l.. De
Vile LOT 4p47 IN GeigerFreld addition
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ANSWERS AND REPLIEs

17646--Hary A. Gray, a minor, by
his next friend VS.. Walter Miller. Da-
vid Fording, attorney.
17S17-Charles G. Crowl VS.. Geo.
Schlemmen John T. DeFord, attor-
ney.
17S14-James Kints VS.. George
Schlemmen. John T. Deford, attorney.
1S225-The A. Fl. Andrews company
VS.. Thurlow X. Albaugh, Walter A.
AlDaugh, John A. Albaugh and Estel-
la Albaugh. j. w. Craine, attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
HUSBAND GRANTED DIvoRCB

August Burg was granted a divorce
from Cora M. Burg yesterday after
noon by Judge Harter on the grounds
of extreme cruelty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
GOES ro. HIGHER coURT.

John A. Reemsnyder has sued JOS
eph d. Tindall for 1895. The case
was appealed TO common pleas from
the justice court Of L. M Barriok.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
FORECLOsITRB PROCEEDING

Attorneys Lynch & Day in behalf of
H q Evans filed six suits In common
pleas court yesterday morning to fore
close mortgages ON property and real
estate in this city. Plaintiff asks
judgment against Mary E. Blythe ct
al for $50 on three premissory notes
with interest payable annually from
August II, 1902; $500 on nine notes
with interest from August II, 1901 and
for $3.50 on twelve notes with interest
from February II, 1890. The other
three petitions were fled against R.
Calvin Roush and others Judgment
is asked on notes amounting to $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
WANTS HUSBAND RESTRAINED.

Emma E, Harding has made appli-
cation In common pleas court for a
restraining order to prevent Milton L.
Harding from taking away any of the
personal property which she alleges
belongs to her at 1850 South Market
stseetg Plaintiff says that she is
eWner Of the property in which she
and her husband now live. Further
that defendant has leased farm In
Canton township and that unless re-
strained by the court ne will take
along all the personal effects and
goods belonging to the pIaintiff, to
his country home
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years ago, Texas southern Gulf Coast oners
you now TwO-year-Od Satsuma Orange
Groves now being developed. $50 per are:
vegetables between rows give Immediate in
come, you hold title. We do all work al
ways, giving you cash share crops Dec 1910
1911, 1872. $50 acre yearly; 1913, 1914 1915, SO
acre yearly 1916, 1917, 1915, S100 acre yearly;
1913 TO 1923, 500 acre yearly; thereafter half
profits annually. You can buy one acre or
upwards. No finer investment plan ia *
istence. Only limited amount for sale Come
quick II you want your share. STIRLING
IMPROVEMENT CO., Duluth, MINI.
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