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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

Lieutenant Darwin Merritt who lost
his life in the wreck Of the battleship
Name" thirteen years ago, was buried
two weeks ago ut Red Oak with large
military funeral II you will visit the
Carnegie library at Red Oak You may
see an alcove dedicated to his mem
DRY by his parents who endowed
il by certain amount. Why
wouldn't our library afford fine
opportunity for some Of our people to
remember friends who are gone in a
similar manner.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

Sunday night q we'll known young
man Of Audubon was invited ont in the
county few miles by another young man
to meet the latter's sister. He kindly &C.
cepted the invitation and was getting
along serenely in the parlOr with the
young lady when the young lady's
mother happened on the scene and told
him to get and made good by chasing
hin through the yard and and shrSDS cry;
Of the mother II thou wOuldst spark
in the parlOr. .-r"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07
John HensIey's Barn Burned.

August 25, about midnight fire broke
out in the hay loft of Mr.. Hensley's
barn at his home in Extra and com
pletely destroyed it, He lost about $500
worth of hay and corn and horse that
he paid 5000 for and for which he had
refused $1,000. There were four other
horses and a colt in the barn at the
time, but they were saved. We under
stand he had $4OO insurance on the horse
and some insurance on the barn and
contents. The origin of the fire is I'M
known, but was supposedly from spon
taneouS combustion.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

we know that the conditions being
substantially the same in Canada as
here the cost of production is subStan-
TALLY the same. That would be the
verdict Of the tariff board il it were to
investigate
The president had all the information
which was needed. He knew exactly
what could be given without injury to
American producers, and in return for
what was given he obtained valuable
concessions from Canada for American
prOduOers. He has not been incOnsis-
tent. Chicago Tribune.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07
Move Into New Store.

j. F. Fr0ziers' started to move from
the old store Friday into their new one.
They now have one Of the finest set Of
rooms In Audubon. While in Chicago
purchasing her fall stock Mrs. Frazier
also bought some very fine store furni-
ture, including an up-tO- date front, back
and side view mirror which IL very nice
and will show one of to perfection in
q new cloak and hat.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07
State Suffrage Convention.

The Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
will hold its Fortieth Annual State
Convention in the city of Perry, Dallas
County, on October 10, II, and ~, 1911
The first session of the convention will
begin at $50 o clock p m. on October TO-
All local Suffrage Societies are entitled
to three delegates for the first ten mem
bers and one additional delegate for
each additional ten or fraction of ten
members.
Where there are no organized clubs
the friends of Equal Suffrage are invited
to meet and send three or more of their
number to the convention.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

Get Col. NJ. 8. Kness to cry your
sale. He always gets the highest prices.
Phone $50, Audubon. Iowa. 89tf.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07

-FOr oil and gas Call Phone 400. tt.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07
The WoMAN'S

Our reporter visited the woman in
the jail on Saturday and abe made
OtAtSmSut substantially q follows:
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
ACCIDENT Or DEsIeNf
pgfgcr IN cAMeAIoN pvsLiciTv
Law NuLuFiEs ACT.


! Ths discovery hAa been made IN
washinston that the intent Of the
campaign publicity Law. % Ear as -it
applies 10 the senate, has been nnili-
6ed. The law was enacted during the
hurry and confusion attending the
ciosing houre Of congress. and It mayl
bs that the defect which has been
found IN Il is due to clerical careless
ncsa On the other hand. Il may have
been brought about deliberately.
{ The law. as originally drafted. pro
vided that hsts Of the expenditures
Of committees In charge the cam
paigns Of candidates tor the ssnatel
and the house Of representatives
should be tilsd with the clerks Of those
bodies Ond.bs matter Of record. epsal
TO public inspection at all times.
There is . warm senatorial contest
on In virssnis, win four candidates
Two OF them have hisd thsif expsnssl
statsmsntA Ths primaries ere 10 bel
bald September 7. and naturally .shs|
soteTs of che state desire 70 know toI
what extent rnonay hes bean used ~
The campaign Newspapes oOrrsapon.
dante applied 10 the secretary Of The
ssnate for pssmissiou 10 ses the On
penss accounts already ilsd He ri
fused AZ bic authority. be ehowed|
the aaw Law. as Il has bssn snaeesA.
Then Il became apparent that % far|
80 the senate b concerned the pso-
lsfsiou rsquirins pubiislty h~A BEEN
omitted.
! The senate doss NOT stand any too
lwsii With ths eoantry nov end the
general opinion b bound 10 be that
Iihs bin. - h came from the house.
was tinksFe4 with Whether THAI n
the case or not, the best thing The
ssnats cen Do, 90 eoon - congrssa -
'conyenes. 70 70 % amend ths Law ~
10 make Il fuinil the end for which
n wss intended
M only puHpose IVES puhhoity q
campaign sxpsnditsfsse Tor senators
and Eeprssentat,vea That b scm@
thing which has long pssn demanded
By ths people snd thsT are not to b
sAssEsA out nk q for long. either ~
acoidsna % dasasns--6l Loais RsDak
la
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

sfx states viii elect sor@uoss this
ysar--ksytucky, MARYLAND. kassacha
setts, Afississippi. Rhode IziAnd and
Vermont Mississippi and Maryland
ere conceded 70 the Democrats Rhode
island end vsrmont probably ere -
'sursly nspublicaa TIE Republicans
have shs governor of Ksntucly nov.
and wtii make q Asht Ds his rs-eisc
itiou with siight hops q suecsss. eVs
With the Omitted States ssnatorship h
'shs baiascs h that stnis, the greater
chance sesms 70 b eth tAA Esn-
,tncky DsmocrstA
/, Tue really interesting campaign this
ysas will b. In Massachusetts L.Ass
yoss sha psmccrnss elected Eus~ns y.
;ross. and be hAs Givea ths state :
progressive administration But the
nerublicans are piannfns % make
Massachusetts, the national battle
greupd in the 1911 s,ectiona n they
can Win bacs the state Il will Be &C
cspted By the Republican national o.
gsnisation as an indication that the
tide Of insurgency sgainst the admin
issration 10 rscedins.
The fght to redeem" Massacha-
sstts viii be led by Senator Lodge,
and Rspressntatiss Mccall both
friends of the TAFT administration No
Cali led the eight On the Republican,
aide In the house Tor reciprocity. Sen,
ator Lodge gave his support 70 rsci]
prooity. but did not take the interest
m the measure that was manifestedi
By Mr. Mccall the Massachusetts,
farmers were among those who pro
tested against reciprocity through
their Grange organisations. But Rep
resentAtivs Mccall says that pabic
sentiment is changing % The suhjsctl
or reciprocity. and that q the Demo
esats mako an issus q n the Rspuh-
licsns viii accept n thus adding pa
tioaal interest b TIE Massachusetss
flshs By Joining issuss over . satioasi
measure
sysesmseis ysssa Rssassy.
Thsrs b Q ycka oooessisd b tAis
httis tafih seory. according - NJ
Byysa.s commonsr. Ths tssk a u
reader vtii - 10 astscs Ne toks. thsn
decide tsst whom the toks u o. II
country ooosumes about three mfiiio
toas Il sugar . ysas. OF this amosas
tso1eoo toAs k imported and fo0.oee
tons produeed - hemA ne home
product isn-t worth - much - ~
braskA's sgs and butter crop ~ ~
srai nillions Of dolisrA Yse un1er
the suiss Of protecting The Aus<1ess
sugar rsiser the sugar consumers ars
taxed about $50 miIiios dollars ; rear.
Sugar d retsilins u shout s1t7 ; ton.
We could bur The hons product and
give \ away. paying the price now OBJ
tanning under protection. then throw
II away. and save ITO million dolisra
yssr By Duttins sugar o ths frss
It,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
'RoUNDABoUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--SoSae Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Come Stolen.
but Nearly All interesting Reading.

Aus W atoeW HtA9o Wshts "
know what has become OF the ole
fashioned dude. Maybe he hai
gone 10 work.
An old.tims street fair is to b
held in MaryyiIls. beginning on
Monday, October 9th and ending
Saturday, October 14th. It Il
expected to BE- q big affair.
''If one load of timothy
seed oan be sold for So. .000," says
an Ozark editor. obviously the
one sure way for . farmer 10 keep
his family Ia clover 10 to raise
timothy"
BY "dry farming" methods
Charles Hunt Of Clay county
raisad . crop Of potatoes that
averaged seventy bushels 10 the
scrs on hill land. Hunt also
raised . crop Of "dry weather.
corn."
A Springfield man was arrested
on . charge Of wife beating.
EQUITY or not guilty?" asked the
Judge. "Not guilty." said the
prisoner. "If | was able to lick
that woman I'd get . managsr
and advertise az . white hope. ("
Al the Pattonsburg fair. three
years ago four motor cars was
the sum total OF buzz wagons that
passed through the wide gate. A
totsl OF sSe cars were registered
1T the fair this' year. Missouri
farmsrs are sure pinched for
money.
A teacher 10 EtOdslsra county.
who happens to be justice OF
the peace. was cslled upon just 81
the close Of school one day re.
gently to perform marriage cer-
smony, and he did It in the pres.
sncs OF his twenty two pupils as
witnesses.
"old Hicks" Of Clyde. who
guessed that 1911 would be dry
and who also predicted . adrough,
in 1919, has relsnted . bit and
jssusd . recall. He now says he
believes the crisis has passed and
that next year viii be normal ~
20 moisture.
That oil or gas can be found in
Nodsway and Atchisou counties
Is the belief Of representatives. Of
French and 81. Louis syndicates,
and preparations are now being
made TO secure large number ol
lsases In these two counties tc
sink kest weIls,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

/ AAS efts1k Ro@S b< w.
Missouri has 4s zaiilion acres OF
land and recent figures show thai
i6 million Of them sfs not Guilt.
yatsd. There are various theories
% TO the cause. but the fact is
that II 10 difficnlt 10 tell inst what
should be done with much Of the
land. Between Sprinfield and
st. Louis one will see thousands
Of acres Of rough land covered
with scrub oak. The little hills
are rocky and difficult 10 culti-
vate. Probably they are unfit
tor grain. It would be 10 the In
tsrest OF this city and state to
have these productive. but how 10
the question. Much Of this land
10 cheap because Il should be so,
and Il 10 not idle because the own.
ers are too indolent TO cultivate
it. They really don't know what
TO do with II. Possibly II could
be used for fruit trees. 1t would
mean much for THE section il the
rough hills could be put to use,
but some practical method must
be adopted.
Jefferson Woods wss acquitted
by Jury at Fulton Friday Of at
tempting 10 murder the family OF
James McPheeters by poisoned
chewing gum. The jury arrived
at the verdict IN twenty minutes.
When the verdict was announced
Woods seized his baby and rushed
through the rain to . hotel. The
state failed TO prove that Woods
had chewing gum at the time he
passed the McPhessers homs. Il
was not shown that he bought
chewing gum or strychnine. The
register OF the National Hotel at
East st. Louis showed that Woods
was st the stock yards on one Of
the days when chewing gum was
found in the McPheeters yard.
Wood: and his wife, who hss been
with him during the trial, left for
their home In Concord.
Kelsaw' Risley, who was con-
victed OF murder In the Ozark
county circuit court in 1906, sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for
forty ysars and paroled four yesrs
ago by Governor Joseph W. Folk.
mast 60 back to prison again and
serve out his unexpirsd torn.
Governor Hadley has revoked the
parole OF Rislsy because the MUIR
derer has not behaved since be
wss paroled from the penitentiary,
The present whereabouts Of Ris-
LEY 10 unknown, bat an order has
been Issued TO the sheriff OF Ozark
county to return Risley to prison
40 soon % the man can be found,
On August 8. isi1, this "wani
I'D" appeared In the Springfield
Republican: "wsnted-To mar.
ry q girl Of good family, between
1S and So years Of age. Call OF
4 write. Mike Kotawitz. Colonisl
Hotel, room 52S." Ia The Re.
lpublioan's record OF marriage
licenses issued In Springfield
September LIST there appeared
this one: "Miks Kotawitz, a
city Nay Kselsy ,iS. Ash Grove =
Yep, We we're thinking Of ths
sams thing. Il sure do pay q
advertise.
Major Charles H. vandiver, z:
years old. died ct the home Of hil
brother, Geo. v. vandivsr, q
Higginsvills. Monday. ParsIysiI
oaussd his death. The death O
Major vandivsr ended an event
ful career ss soldier. lawyer, edi'
Tor and politician. He vss On,
|of stonsvslI Jsekson's lisuten'
ants In the Civil War. ssysra
i horsss were shot from under hin
and be wss wounded three times
| A shall tore of bis right hand,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

OF The hundreds Of pheasants
shipped to Howell county and
many that have been hatohed here
none have been seen In the woods
since they were liberated. Well
posted persons laugh ct the idea
OF Game Warden Tolerton expect.
ing to stock the county with these
birds. In England there 10 not .
phssseet In the woods. They are
found In the game preserves
owned By kings and the nobility.
The idea Of the state game war
den to oil the woods Of every
county with wild pheassnts II
shout ~ feasible ss turning loose
Q lot Of Rhode Island hens along
the Panama canal expecting them
10 make game bir4s.-Howsll
County Gazette.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

After q man had lived TO- reach
the age Of ninety .eieht years in
stoddard county, he had to be
taken to the bills for HE health.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

wASrxp.--Good Housskesping l<sg-
azins requires the services ef repre-
sentative In Doniphsn 10 look after sub
scription renewals and 70 extend circu,
lation hy special methods which have
proved unusually successful. Salary
and commission. Previous experiences
desirable. but not essential. Whole
tims Or spare time. address, with ref
srsnces, i. +. Fairbanks, 0oodhouse-
keeping Magazine. 81 Fourth Avenue,
Nsw York City,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-15
Legal Notices

IN Receivers Sale
No. 29602-Order.
u w v in and for the ' coun n
A. 2. smith. Plaintiff. VS.. I. Davis.
Defendant. -.
Now on this sth day of May, A. D.
ing on the motion of defendant for
orders and directions. touching the
sale by the receiver OF the PROPERTY
and effects of the co-partnership' of
Stevenson & soriey being present on
behalf of the plaintiff, and Stallcup
g. Keyes on behalf of the defendant,
and the said motion being submit
ted to the court. 1t Is by the court
ApJUDGED AND ORDERED, that
e. @. Dorr. the receiver heretofore
appointed in the case. be and hare
by is directed to proceed and sell all
nership. the same consisting of a
moving picture show business, fix
lures and equipment, now in the
room at Number 1924 Pacific ave-,
ried on; together with all right,
title and interest of the said parties
in and to the leasehold estate in
and to said real estate premises.
auction by the said receiver, at ten
(10) o'clock a. M. on the 22d day of
May. 1911, to the highest bidder for
cash: apd said receiver is hereby.
ORDERED AND DIRECTED. to
at least three CD days, In the Daily
Ledger and in the Daily Times, pri-
or to the day of said sale.
The receiver is further directed
out certified check for the sum
of Five Hundred ($500.0O) Dollars,
on one of the banks of the city of
Tacoma, payable to the receiver, to
be. delivered to him upon making a
as earnest money and to secure the
full payment of the purchase price,
when the property is knocked off to
the. highest bidder for cash; that
receiver from all unsuccessful bid
ders shall be returned to them at
the close of the sale. and the said
check SO advanced by the success
receiver and applied toward the pay
ment of the amount of the bid, at
which the. property Is sold. and the
balance of the bid to be paid within
failure to so pay the balance of tie
knocked off. said $4,000 SO recefv-
ed as aforesaid shall be forfeited
to the receiver as compensation for
liquidated damages In the premises.
ORDERED, that upon full pay-
ment of the full bid, as aforesaid,
said receiver shall turn over to such
bidder the full possession of the
said property and real estate prem
Uses, and report his proceedings 10
this court. 1t is further II
ORDERED, that copy of this
order be made a part of the said I'D
vertisement for said sale, and sae-
cordingly published herewith.
Done in open court this sth day
G. NJ. YESTERDAY, - -,
Judge.
Under the terms of the above or.
der I will sell to the highest BID
der the property therein described.
commonly known as the Shell Thea
ter, on Monday morning at 10
o'clock, May 20, 1911, in front of
said theater = Su u ibpgRp p.o.,,,au
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FOR SALE

Ranch OF 100 acres. 30 acres In
crops. well fenced, good house, well
million feet timber. owner must
return to Denmark. Cheapest place
In Western Washington. All cash
-. A. Shores. e2o Provfdent Bldg
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

Acreage in 8. 10 or 20-acre tracts
| line. Price sis5. $50 and si75 per
acre; terms; no commission. In
quire COS Bank of Cal. Bldg.
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For Sale or Rent

FURNITURE Of 7-room house at q
bargain; lower portion Of house
pays rent for entire house. BARGAIN
u taken at once. Phone Main 117s.
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Lost

LOST-On Friday between So. 7th
and Yakima or 18th and G SITS,
ladys gold watch with fob attached
Reward. Call Main 5se3. or TOT So,
Yakima ave.
LOST - A black spaniel male dog,
Wednesday morning in West End.
Return to 1915 So. 7th. Reward.
Phone A 1861.
LOST - Package of papers contain
ing abstract agreement and fif-
teen thousand dollar note, payable
at my office; $500 reward. Return
to G. ]. Johnson. $685. Provident
Bldg, Tacoma.
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acres or more. Wili take pay in
light clearing OF land. J. p. Berg
Box 800, City.
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For Sale, Real Estate
o.,c,oo>.ooo>ooo>ooo~>o>oo
For SALE OR TRADE

Equity in 5-room house and two
paved street and car line. VIII
trade equity for runabout in good
Call M. 1921.
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WATERFRONT

on So. 18th st., Just west of Aims
worth. Improved street. Some
buildings. $475. Must sell. Write
for particulars. H. H. Everhard.
Canton, Ohio.
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A GOOD CHANCE

To raise poultry and sell eggs to
North Enders. 4-room house and 3
lots on corner, unobstructed bay
view; all in fruit and garden truck;
cow and horse go with place at re-
duced rates.
DAVIDSON CO.
500 California Bldg.
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Personal

~~><><>>>~-~s>s~~>~~-~> ~-~~>~>~~>-~<>~~~~~~~>
PRIZE waltz at Bay View pavilion.
Burton, May 20. Str, Starting
leaves nth st. float next to Munici-
pal dock, 1880 p. m. stopping al Old
Town. returning leaves Burton 2:I5
A. IN
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Do You Want a Home?

You can get the lots IL you can pay
one dollar down and one dollar a
week. The lots are inside the city
and within 30 car fare limits; $50
each with a discount of 10 per cent
for all cash. If not convenient to
come to the office in the day time,
lyou can make appointment for any
evening.
r. w. JAMESON
504-5-6 Bernice Bldg. Tacoma
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FOR SALE--A beautiful home by
owner, 5000 So. Yakima ave. Make
an offer; your own terms: your own
price. See owner, 4601 No. AID.
Phone A 1908.
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Exchange

SOME good lots. all cleared. for an
automobile. Must be in good re-
pair, not older than 1910. J-2, care
Times.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-4o acres
of fruit and garden land, miles
off, 80 acres pilfng timber. Price
$3.50. half cash and half trade on
easy terms. Phone owner Main
1881 or address Box LILO. care of
Times.
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J. L. wADswoRTH, real estate,
loans, insurance. notary public. 210
Berlin bldg.
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For Sale, Real Estate

BY owner leaving city, furnished
or unfurnished, new, modern 7-room
house, reception hall, on paved
street, full basement: lots 371A x130.
Apply S13 No. Steele st.
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FOR SALE-A cottage and 2 lots,
city water and lights, phone and
garden: also tideland lots cheap.
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WANTED-To trade real estate for
1905 Pacific ave. Phone n. s3t9.
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FOR SALE-5-room house, 2 fine
lots. 8 large bearing fruit trees.
and chicken house, all assessments
in and paid, s1700; only $500 cash,
balance $40 month, per cent. South
Tacoma car to SD ST., block east.
VI block south on l.. $3.50 So. l. st.
Do You Want to Sell
Your REAL ESTATE or BUsINESss
II so, see us at once. We guaran-
tee to dispose Of your property for
cash within 80 DAYS. Reference.
p. M. RUTHFIELD
40S Provident Bldg. Main $500
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-7-room
house, 2k acres of land, half clear
ed. This. property 10 Y mile north
Of Woodland on old Puyallup car
line. This Is an exceptional oppor-
tunity for anyone desiring to have a
swell home just outside the city
limits. Price $2250. Phone Main
$3.50 or l1S9.
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Owner Must Sell

This beautiful house at a sacrifice,
z rooms, all modern. Come and see
for yourself. Open next Sunday
from 2 to 8. DON'T miss this IL you
want a nice home; easy payments.
1922 So. 7th.
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Boarders Wanted
Announcements

FIRE SALE on wall paper and
paints, Acme quality paint, fire.
proof, sun-proof, climate-proof and
Waterproof. at A. 8. johnson Co..
1142 O st.
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Situations Wanted-Male
Furnished Rooms

VERY pleasant. light, airy parloi
bedroom and board with fine bath
and heat, for two who will room to-
gether. Terms reasonable. 615 So
G.. M. 1851.
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Wanted-Koomers

1929 SO. E.-Private boarding house;
room and board SO per week; close
in; home cooking.
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MUST LEAVE THE CITY

MUST LEAVE THE CITY
A good bargain by owner, l acre
of land and q good Sroom house.
Want cash money.
I have also for sale lots, S-room
house, all complete, between 18th
and 18th on o st. $500 cash will
handle 1t; only 8 days. Must leave
the city. Call for James Mariana
1106 SO. K st.. fruit stand.
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3 ROOMS and bath, including eas
range and heater. Sherman Bldg,
Everything new. Gunston g. Heath
Co.. 201-4 Bernice Bldg.
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FOR SALE on easy terms, new A.
room modern house, 2 large lots,
some fruit trees, woodhouse, chick
ance $40 per month. Come out Sun
day or any day Two blocks from
car. 1870 East F ST.. Mckinley Hill,
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