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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
LIABILITIES HEAVY.
ADMITS SALESMAN
William 6. Leonard Files
Voluntary Petition In
Bankruptcy.

William c Leonard. a salesman Ifv-
Ing AT SIS n street northwest. today Ei=5
petition IN bankruptcy, listing his
debts At IS lis and his assets at
1853
The Merchants National Bank AZ
MaTtinsburE. W Va has obtained
a claim amounting to s, 800, but the re-
maI1der Of the creditors, numbering
about fifty. are without security The
largest creditor Of Neal Brothers. Of ~
wood street Pittsburg, Pa. with q
claim Of SI1.S35-0S, the amount being
shown IN the schedule fled by Leonard
as cash advanced
@ F. Richardson represents Leonard
IN the proceedings, which are vOIun-
rary-
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CHURCH NOTICES

PEOPLES OPEN AIR EVENSON MI St
A=ban. Sunday. August q. 1916. at ,. m
Special preacher. Rev Cannon = ustin. Of
s. Thomas Church The music viii be sung
I7v Cathedral Open Air Choir led by detsch-
u1eut OF L :. Marine Band. Take Tenley-
town cars
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church q
Christ. Scientist, 18th and r SITS y "
Services Sunday. Il a. m Subject. Mind 80
sunday school $50 a. m. Wednesday even
ing meeting. p n Public cordially IN
vfted- All seats free Free reading TOOn.
sol Colorado Building
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the Kline Kar. n A. Hail, Of the
AIatheson. and James Cherry Of the
Ford No q, are the men who are driv-
ing Eastern entries IN the tour Like
the men from the west they are re-
maTkable for their good fellowship and
for the fine results they ase getting from
their cars sat the present time ne
great majority Of them are holding. per
feet scores
Running To Bethlehem.
The fifth day of the 1IuHsey tour to-
day viii take the cars from this city TO
Bethlehem. y H. d distance Of little
more than 10 miles. The start was
made at S o'clock. and, including an
hour for q noon check the first cars
are due to arrive in the White noun
tain town shortly after o'clock Here
the men viii get a much-u- eded rest
over Sunday on Monday morning the
trip to Lake Champlain viii be, begun.
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POISON IN CANDY
GETS SUITOR IN JAIL

PARSONS. w Va. Aug 2o-John L.
Hartshaw is IN Jail here TO day. held
without bail on a charge of sending
poisoned candy to Ellen NavelIe, the
pretty daughter Of the weaIthiest land
owner of Grant County, who lives at
Williams
Il is alleged that HaTtShaw compelled
the cir. TO promise to marry him and
sent her strychnine in candy when she
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Deaths.

Della u Collins, 5 years, $50 Sixth
street northwest
8Irs. CHA B0bys, g. years, Emergency
Hospital
Philip L Jones. 1 year, s. Seaton
Place northwest
LsIla R Field. $ years, Government
Hospital for che Insane
Patrick O-COnnp-. I year, IS Nichols
aEeneu southeast
Ida Staples, - years Emergency HOspi-
tai
Irene R Williams, j. Providence Hos
pifal-
Joseph Robertson, months, u32 Fourth
street southeast
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Bliss Electrical School

DAAoo AAC@LAANdA D(GAOO1
Is the Oldest and best school n the world
teaching electricity exclusively Theoretical
and practical course complete tn one vea-
Students actually construct dyusmos no
tors and electrical instruments CS-adrs-e-
hold good positions IN the electrical f-5--q-
tries throughout the world
Eighteenth year begins September Il
Catalogue OF request
BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL
30 Chicago Avenue,
TAKQE1A PAzK, D. Q.
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BELMONT ACADEMY

I52I-13Z3 COLUMBIA ROAD
Instruction by former civil service exau7f7s-
N civil service. typewritinz. FtenoE-aphy
dtctarion- arithmetic. etc Complete course
g months) IN Shorthand OF bookkeeping. 50
70 holders Of scholarships
COURSES N ALL ACADEMIC SUBJECTS
PHONE COLUMBIA Es5Z
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NaTraEe LICenses-

Morris Wolf, of Tampa Fla, and Caro-
line Baer, OF Washington
Roy G. King and Cora E DuVauZhn-
Raymond R RipDon. Of Washington,
and G0Idie N Limsford, Of Alexan-
dria Va
Perry Boswell. Of Mt Rainier Nd. and
IOftfe A. Curtin, Of washington
Charles y Rhine. o. BeUsviIie. Nd,
and Anna H ScEoeneIeck, of S-@ncer-
Vile I'D
Joseph y N0riarity aid Elizabeth Nc
Callahan
Francis G. stevens and Mary L Cook
Wilbur Y. I.aech and LUcl- R Merriam
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09
FOR SALE--IMMEDIATE
pos SES SION - just
your chance to get loca=
ted. This is a brand
new house, just conn
pleted, everything mos
dern.

Six rooms and bath, hardwood
floors. furnace and electric light, liv-
ing rooms papered, cement cellar; a
gas range is included In the equip
ment. Price is very reasonable. You
cannot buy anything in this location
within $500 OF the price. It's the big
gest bargain in Richmond. +. You can
look the city over. but why waste the
time. II you only have part Of the
money, we'll fix the balance.
Don't hesitate because you've bought
your coal or have settled for the win.
ter. Wen fix this SO you wont lose.
II you ever really wanted to buy q
home. and buy it right, and in the
best location in the city, place where
1t will increase in value year after
year. your opportunity has come
Don't let it pass. Investigate tonight
because this won't be on the market
long. It will rent for $4,000 pei
month. So it's a good investment II
you don't want home Price less
than $4,000. Don't let the price, don,
let the terms, don't let anything stor
you from investigating this if you
really want to buy a home. Call al
325 Main, w. Richmond. Phone 1924
or address Drawer 90. care Pallad
ium.
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HAoERSI0WN, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind. Nov. s-Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. G. Teetor went to Newport,
Ky, Wednesday to spend few days.
Mrs. Lorinda Bohrer went to New
Castle Tvssday 70 visit with Mrs. Carl
EfitS.
Clifford. Fouts spent Tuesday at
New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rinehart enter
tanned Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
etrickler and sylvia and Armin Root.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morris Of Mt.
Auburu spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Jones.
Mrs. Ph0sbe Rinehart and son. Nah
Ion. spent the day Sunday at the home
Of Joseph Holder and family.
The Infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hoover Of eheidler. Ind. was buried
Tuesday at the German Baptist GENE.
tery. The body was brought to the
home of the grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore WINNER. Monday
where It lay In state until the funeral.
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DUBLIN. IND.

Dublin. Ind, Nov. 9-Herbert Wool.
ey of Richmond, was in Dublin, Sun
day.
Miss Geneve Harm OF Centerville,
was the guest Of Miss Stella Slant.
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Scott spent last Sat.
urday In Richmond.
The November meeting Of the Won.
ans Home Missionary Society was
held at the home Of Mrs. s. F. Crull.
The devotions were led by Mrs. Fred
Herbst. The topic OF the afternoon,
Indians and Alaska was presented
by Mrs. Shipley Wilson, assisted by
Mrs. s. F. Crull and Mrs. Lee Ault.
The December meeting win be held
with Mrs. Fred Herbst.
Mrs. Charles Evans was in Center.
vile the past week where she attend
ed the funeral Of Homer Bartholomew
1T Upton.
Wiley Phellis. OF Indianapolis. spent
Sunday in the home Of his sister. Mrs.
C. E. Mckee.
Anderson Toms has purchased a
farm of thirty-seven acres, near Plain
field: consideration $115 per acre. Mr..
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Toms plans as to when he will take
possession OF the farm are yet indefi-
mite.
Miss Annette Edmunds will give q
talk at the Friends church, Friday
evening, November eleventh on the
subject Of THE Passion Play" which
she witnessed while abroad the past
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bell OF Spice
land spent Sunday with Miss Linnie
Hood.
Mrs. Anderson Toms visited friends
in Winchester from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson and
SON, Ralph, of Norfolk, Va, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morgan
and other relatives in the community.
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REAL ESTA TIE
TRANSFERS

Sarah Peelle to Mark A. Stevens,
Nov. 2. 1910. $425. PIT. N. w. n Sec.
20-15.14. 20 acres.
]. Will Cunningham to Mary E.
Roney. Nov. 4, 1910. $4,000. PIT. lot
1913. C. w. STAIRS add Richmond.
Jacob o. Ballenger to Byram A.
PIERCE. Oct. 1s. 1910. $500. Pit N.
e. u Sec 2S-1S-13.
Martha J. Taylor to Rosa A. PIERCE,
Nov. 2. 1910. $1,000. Lot 80, Bickle &
Laws add, Richmond.
Co. Oct. 81, 1910, $4,000 Lots 11-12,
Blk. 81. w. R. R, Cambridge.
Austin o. Dering to Arthur J. Den
mis-. Oct. 19, 1910, $500. Pt. N. e. Y
Sec. 33-1s-12.
Nancy Karch to Isaac Karch, Oct
%, 1910. 800. Lots SIS, Sc, 81, p. &
w. Add, Centerville.
Henry NJ Brown to AIvie Downing,
Oct. s, 1910, $2,025. PIT n. E. u Sec.
3-15-1.
Martha Neal to Jos. Outland, Nov.
3. 1910. $725. PIT. lot Al, Williams
burg.
Isaac A. Karch to Pearl L. Karch,
Nov 5. 1910. $500 Lots So, Sc, 81,
p. & w. add. CenterviIle.
Cyrus o. Hurst to Daniel o. Clev-
enger. Nov. z, 1910. 5000. Pt. S. E.
X Sec 16-15-13 and Pt. s. W. u Sec.
15-16-13.
Ferdinand Phillips to Chas. v.
Smith, Nov 3, 1910. $500. Lot 8,
Blk. C, ]. W. Salter's Add. Richmond.
Oliver H. Scanland, Exr. to Martin
Oler. Oct 20. 1910. 1880. Lot 4s,
o. p, Williamsburg.
Chas. NJ Jordan, commissioner, To
Jacob Policy. March 10. Lot /, Beth
ell.
Elmer Alexander, Admr. to Jacob
Policy, March 10, 1899 1862. Lot 8,
Pit II. Bethel
Thos. McInerney to Leonidas Pit
man. Sept. 3. 1910. $500. Lots Is, %,
80. 81, 3. Blk 70. Cambridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09

Of living. II you want q good turkey
dinner with all else that goes to make
q good dinner, remember Thanksgiv.
ing day at Milton Odd Fellows hall.
In the evening the ladies have arang-
ed q special program.
The embroidery club will meet to.
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank
DuGranrut. The club was postponed
because Of the funeral of the late Mrs.
Mary Parkins today.
Mrs. Oliver Ferguson called on
friends at Dublin yesterday.
Mesdames Jacob Filby. Alvin Low.
cry. Elmer Lowery and daughter, Miss
Edna Lowery, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Wissler and brother, Elmer Wissler,
formed company with Mr.. and Mrs
John Kellam Monday night at a part.
ing visit with Mrs. Jemima Kellam
and son. The evening was spent in
music and song and with graphophone
entertainment by Albert Kellam.
Listen for the carriers whistle and
get your Palladium.
Mrs. Oliver Wallace visited at Rich.
mond yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Ferguson is improving
her property with cement walks. Thos
Doddy has the contract
The funeral service of the late Mrs
Mary Hartsock Parkins were held al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Theo
dore Crist, with whom she had made
her home since her husbands death
this afternoon at two o'clock and was
largely attended by relatives and
friends. The exercises were short
consisting Of song service, prayer
scripture lesson and a few brief re
marks by the Rev. c. H. Pinnick, pas
tor Of the NJ. E. church, who officiated
as to the life and character of the ex
cellent woman now passed from earth
The music consisted Of a quartet b,
Mrs. H. H. Heist, Mrs. Will Daniels
J. A. Brown and Albert Newman, and
solo by Mrs. c. H. Pinnick. The in
terment was at the Westside GENE
terry. The pail bearers were o. L. Bee
son. Elmer Weaver, r. F. Galloway
Oran Bragg. w. p. Moore and Ed viii
, son. There were many beautiful nor
al tributes Of respect to the memory
Of the deceased. Mrs. Parhns wa.
born in Greene county. Ohio. Decem
Der s, 1922. Died near eleven o'clocl
Sunday night. November s. 1910. She
came to Milton with her husband
Jonathan Parkins in 1872. Mr.. Park
ins died ten years ago to the day Of
his wife's death. They leave two
children, w. L. Parkins and Mrs. The
odore Crist of Milton. and two step
children. Stephen Parhns of Illinois
and Mrs. Orestes Kepler Of Indian
Apolis. Relatives attending the funera
were William Hartsock, Mrs. Matilds
Hosier. Mrs. Cora Hartsock Of Wayne
willie, Ohio.
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Able TO Pay.

They were rich. and the daughter
was taking lessons on coyness and 90
ciaf small talk.
"A penny for your thoughts" she
archly remarked to an distracted vis-
itor and then felt. from the look Of
horror that overspread her parents
face, she must have been guilty Of .
false step.
why didn't you offer him SOW
ereign?' was the mothers criticism
after the visitors departure. We've
got money. and you must not be afraid
to let folks know it."--London Scraps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09

noon consisted of reports from the
delegates to the Indiana State Fedora
ton OF clubs. Many points of interest
in reference to the federation by 9TH
er members in attendance were also
discussed. The next meeting will
be held November 81 with Mrs. Will
lard Petro. hostess.
Cambridge City, Ind. Nov. 9.-Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Neff of Richmond were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wal
lack Sunday.
Mrs. Priscilla Boyer has returned
to her home in East Germantown at
ter visit with Mrs. David Evans of
New Castle.
Mrs. Ed Moore and little son OF
Dublin were Cambridge City visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hageman and
daughter, Gaynelle spent Sunday with
relatives in New Madison. o.
Mrs. Garrett Gibson is spending the
week with friends in Muncie.
Mrs. H. B. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Nellie. spent Monday in Richmond.
County Clerk H. E. Penny Of Rich.
mond spent Sunday with A. A. Lively
and family.
The members Of the Official board
of the Presbyterian church held q
meeting at the home of the pastor
Rev. G. L. Guichard Monday evening
Dan Vanbuskirk and family moved
yesterday to Germantown. Clarence
Ingerman is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. vanbuskirk
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Zehring of Con
nersville spent the day with p. H
Zehring and family
Mrs. ]. c. Murray of Dunkirk and
Mrs. DR.. Wyatt of Lagrange were the
guests Of Mrs. E. F. Hahn Tuesday.
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MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind. Nov. 9.-Louis Knauf
Of Cambridge City visited his brother
and sister, Charles and Miss Amelia
Knauf Monday.
Miss Gladys Cromer is improving.
Her aunt. Miss Marie Hartzler of
Richmond was her recent visitor.
The Merry-go-round club did not
meet yesterday afternoon in respect
to Mrs. Theodore Crist. who is q mem
Der of the club. Mrs. Crisis mother
was buried today.
Recently an item appeared in the
paper telling Of John DuGranrut's
ninth anniversary as rural mail car.
rier Of route Is out Of Milton and com.
plimentary to his faithfulness. And
now comes Frank Morris. rural car.
, rier for route II out Of Milton. and
states his story. He says that he has
been on his route seven and one-half
years and has never taken a vacation
and moreover. although he has q route
Of twenty-five and q half miles he
makes II invariably in three hours
the year round and will not vary ten
minutes.
! Miss Mary Ward returned Monday
night from pleasant visit at Brook
Vile.
The Morphets will be at the Odd
Fellows hall on Friday night. Hear
them In the interest of the Odd Eel
lows lecture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annis Of Greenfield
were greeting friends here yesterday
Mrs. Jemima Kellam accompanied
her son Rufus Kellam to Noblesville
yesterday after q visit with her neph
ew John Kellam and family. and other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Kellam
formed many new friendships while
here owing to her kind ways and in
teresting talk.
John Little 10 home from 4 visit
with his sister. Mrs. Franklin at An
derson.
The ladies OF the M. E. church viii
give their annual dinner Thanksgiv
Ing - heretofore and at the same old
price. notwithstanding the high pricl
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GREENSBORO. IND.

0reensfork. Ind, Nov. Sd. w.
Harris has returned from . business
trip to Louisiana.
Mrs. Oscar Nicholson spent Satur.
day. with relatives In Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Brown has reeurned
from . two weeks visit with relatives
ct Southport.
Nrs. Loren Brookshire OF New Cas-.
tie has been spending few days with
William Boyd and family.
Hon. e. b. Reynolds Of Hagerstowu
Vas visiting relatives here Sunday.
Theodore Davis Of Milton spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Janet Lamb has returned from
q few days visit at Muncie.
Shannon Ne6 Of Earlham spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradway OF
indianapolis have returned home after
. few days visit with Ed Hatfield and
family.
Mrs. Charles Wise h on the sich
HIST.
Robert Sharp died at one O'Clock
Monday morning at his home two
miles east Of town. He has been
DICK for several months. The funeral
services were held at Fountain City
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs.. DAN Moore have NOV
"a Into their residence on Green
street. which was recently completed
Mics Theodosia McDivitt II the
guest Of relatives 1t New Castle.
Mrs. VIII Roller has returned from
. visit with relatives at Straughn.
BENJAMIN Rogers Of Knox. Ind. At
oso6e6 The funeral services Of hid
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News From Surrounding Towns

brother-in-law Robert Sharp. who was
buried at Fountain City Tuesday.
H. g. Spangler will have an auction
sale commencing Thursday, November
10. Groceries. dry goods. etc will be
sold.
Jesse Brook Of Martinsville spent
Tuesday here.
Mrs. Thomas Millkan of New Cas-
tie has been the guest of Abner Bond
for few days.,
Miss Lucille Jones IL visiting rela-
tives In Indianapolis.
Mrs. Jackson of Traverse City, was
called here on account Of the death of
her brother. Robert Sharp.
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LOS

LOST-Black pocket book containing
money. stamps and key. Seaney &
Brown. Reward cit
LOST-Gold, open faced Geneva
watch, Patek-Phillippe make; iE;-
tiais r.. B. D. on back. Return to
Second National bank. Reward.
21-tf
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Why She Had Not NC.

Young Bride-You don't know bow
happy ! am. wonder why ron never
married. my dear Miss Old Maid.
Elderly SpinSter-My poor child. I'VE
always said never could wed until
met man different from Ill other
men and full Of courage.
Young Bnde-Of course ron could
not How stupid Of me 20 knowi
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-120 acres, well improved,
we'll located, good producing soil;
take some city property; 40 acres
improved, well located; take city
property: 6 acres well improved.
l have any size farm you want. II
you want a fine home in the city see
me- Commission one per cent.
Kaufman, S2S Main. 5-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09

A unique design showing the new.
est and most practical feature In
styles for girls. What could be moro
comfortable or pleasing to mother and
daughter than dress that can be
closed without help or trouble. This
model was made with the new so pop
ular center front closing. The fullness
OF the waist Is tucked over the should
ers in front to yoke depth. while Ut
the back the tucks are stitched to the
waistline. The skirt may be plated
or gathered. The design ID suitable
for galatea. chamhray. linen, WOODEN
goods or silk. The Pattern IL cut In
5 sizes: s. 8. 10. IL. II years. II re-
quires AZ yards OF SO inch material
for the 10 year size. A pattern Of this
illustration mailed to any address on
receipt OF lOc in silver or stamps.
Name ...................
address ....................
Size ...................
(Fill out Blanks In pencil and send 10
Pattern Dept. Richmond Palladtuna.l
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

The Helen Hunt club met Monday
afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. Ophelia
ShultA Tho program Of the after
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09
Terre Haute. lndlan1p9llJ
& Eastern Traction Co.
Casters DivisIoa

Trains leave Richmond Tor lndian.
apolis and intermsdiats stations &c
900 A. NJ; e7:3S: e:o0: sS:1s: 1000:
400: 1900: 100: s3:zS: SEQ: <:Oo:
.5:35: 800: 7:3o: $40: 800: 1900:
ll:1o.
: Limited Tr1io1L
Last Car TO Indianaoolls. $50 =. ~
Last Car - Nsw Castle. 1900 =. u.
Trains connect at indianapolis tor
Lafayette. Frankfort. CTswfofdavtlje.
rerrs Hauts. Clinton. SullivaA, MAs.
tinsville. Lebanon ana paT1s. n
Tickets sold througA.
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FOR SALE or trade for Richmond
property. two modern houses In fine
location In Indianapolis. very at
tractive. Address r. G. box 81. Rich.
mond, Indiana. jly9-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-09

HAIR weaving, manicuring. face mas
sage and scalp treatment. Shampoo
ing, 36c. Open of evenings till 8
o'clock. Miss Steward. Is South
Sixth. may25-6mo
PATENTS procured. also sold on
commission. Positively NO advance
fee. Patent Exchange. Jenifer Build
ing, Washington. ID. C. may22-tf
FINE HORSES-Like people. die.
Therefore, II you have any valuable
ones, insure them against death
from any cause. For particulars call
on or phone Dougan & Co., Room 1.
I. o. o. F. Bldg. Phone 1880. 15-tf
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WANrEn1To repair your baby cabs.
furr,tnve. bicycles and all kinds Of
repair work. We also do picture
framths Brown q Darnell. 1922
Maiu Phone 1896. 18-tf
WANTED-To buy gents suits and ov-
ercoats. J. M. Lacy. Pawn Broker.
FOR SALE.
~>eA>>>e>~>>>>>>>es~~~~ ~~~~~~>~~>~>>~>>>~~~
FOR SALE unredeemed plumes,
black. Call French Benzole Cleaning
Co, 1880 Main st. Git
FOR SALE-Sideboar and cook
stove. Call at SGT s. e. 9-2t
FOR SALE-Garland baseburner. 209
8. 18th. Git
FOR SALE-Baby cab. 2 lamps.
black jacket suit size 80. Call 419
N. 18th st. Git
FOR SALE-white Brahma chickens.
w. e. Luker. Route 6. Git
FOR SALE-RoN top desk. household
furniture. carpets and stoves.
Phone 1893. 100 s. 18th st. 9-2t
FOR SALE-Household goods now at
AT .orth 9Th st. Mrs. Wood. 9-3t
FOR SALE-New cottage 500 or
more cash. balance like rent. Ros-
coe Kirkman. cit
FOR SALE-White Leghorn cocker
els, Wyskon strain. fifty cents
apiece In lots of six or more II TAX
en- soon. Eggs in season. Also a
few choice Black Orpington hens,
Col. Foster strain. Mrs. Ella
Catey. Williamsburg, Indiana. Git
FOR SALE-Double barrel hammer
less. is gauge shot gun. cheap; in
quire Ed Bussen. 46 Richmond Ave.
SGT
FOR SALE-Phaeton and harness.
Mrs. Banner. Newman's Hill. SIT
FOR SALE-Two bay. general pur-
pose horses, IL Poland China brood
sows and two fresh Jersey cows
with calves. Phone 5145A. SIT
FOR SALE-International gasoline en-.
CINE. corn shredder. saving and
grinding outfit, In good condition.
c. H. Miles. r. F. d. No. 4. 5-5t
FOR SALE New Automatic Reming.
ton shot gun. two barrels: 312 s.
18th. SIT
FOR SALE-Two cedar chests, side
board, dining room chairs. cradle.
high chair, washing machine, hat
rack, couch and divan. Call be-
tween. S-12 q. m. and SIS p. m. or
phone 2160. 30 8. 10th st. SIT
FOR sALE-Dining room furniture:
Is North 10th. SIT
FOR SALE-Mantle cabinet with four
French plate mirrors. Phone 1901.
Call 202 N. Sth. 22-tl
FOR SALE-16 inch sugar wood At
1902 and 20 Sheridan st. Delivered
to all parts Of city. BIT
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FOR SALES room house, southeast
corner Sherman and Boyer street
Price $3.50. Rents for $l3 per
month. Must be sold. Phone 247T.
2o4 s. 18th. 14tt