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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-07-24
SHADY GROVE
July 20, 1914.

Miss Nellie DeLasso, Of Forest City
Ark, is visitor in the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Jesse Bondurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kimberlin and
children and Miss Breedon, OF Ruth
vile, we're visitors last week in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jenkins.
Misses Eliza and Mabel Chambers and
Misses Eula Lee and Ethlene Oliver
visited Miss Nellie DeLasso at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bondurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Chambers, OF
Halls, Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A..
Bondurant, OF State Line, were Sunday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Bondu-
rant.
Miss Nellie DeLasso and Mr.. Hugh
Chambers attended the ice-cream sup
per at Jordan Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bondurant we're
Sunday visitors in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Bondurant near Bethle-
hem.
Quite number of people were in at
tendance at the barbecue and speaking
at Willingham Bridge, near Cayce.
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Only Candidate.
property.

Whereas, the resolutions adopted by
the Senatorial Committee OF Weakley,
Obion and Lake counties on July 2 at
Dresden, Tenn, calling a primary cleo
ton TO be held on the 9th day OF Au-
gust, next, to nominate a Democratic
candidate for State Senator for said
counties, provides, among other things,
That in case but one candidate quail
fies on or before IL O'Clock, noon. July
20, 1914, that such candidate shall be
declared the Democratic nominee for
said Senatorial District" and
Whereas, Hon. Robt. A. Elkins, OF
Weakley County, is the only candidate
to qualify as provided by said resolu-
ton;
Therefore, /, e. e. TansiI, as chair
man of said Senatorial Committee and
by the authority vested 10 me by said
resolution, declare the said Robert A.
Elkins the Democratic nominee for
State Senator for said counties, duly
and properly selected as provided by
said resolution to be voted for at the
regular November, 1914, election.
E. e. TANsIL,
Chairman OF Senatorial Committee.
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DEEDS. NOT WORDS.

UNION CITY People HAVE ABSOLUTE
PRooF OF DEEDS AT HOME.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Union City kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony OF Union
City people.
Mrs. II. T. Dunn. All u. Exchange
street. Union City, Tenn, says: II Of
ten felt dizzy and nervous and my back
and head ached badly. In the morn
ing when I got up ! was all tired out
and ! knew that my kidneys were out
OF order. The results Of using Doan' 9
Kidney Pills we're highly satisfactory.
They relieved me almost at once and
gradually the trouble left until was
we'll. My experience has been so salts
factory that l recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills to anyone having trouble from
kidney disorders =
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy -est Doan y
Kidney PilIs-the sans that Mrs. Dunn
had. Foster-MiIburn, Props. Buffalo.
N. Y. adVr
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-07-24
SHADY GROVE.

The big meeting will begin Monday
at Shady Grove. Everyone invited to
attend.
Several attended the barbecue and
bran dance Wednesday at Sulphur
Spring.
Mr.. Jake Blankenship, who has been
visiting relatives at Humboldt, returned
home Monday.
Msssrs. Marvin Blankenship and
Dewey McClard were IN Fulton Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Olive own a
new automobile.
Several from here attended the ice
cream supper at Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones, of Bethle-
hem, we're the Sunday guests of Mrs.
Jones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gordon were the
Sunday guests of Mrs. Gordon 8 parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Box.
B. H. Whitley and daughter, Miss
Mary, and grandson, Charles Whitley
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SALEM.

Miss Prudence Marshall. Of Nashville
is visiting at the home Of her father
Mr.. d F. Marshall
Anumberof relatives enjoyed birth
day dinner at the home OF Mr.. anC
! Mrs. Dan Ketley Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marshall, Of Mis-
souri,, are visiting relatives near here
this week.
Miss Sidney Clogs has returned home
after spending few days at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Will Garrigan.
Master Lloyd Garrigau, who has been
sick, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harris and chill
dren spent the weekend with relatives
near Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Houser and fam
lily and Miss Matte Harris motoFed to
Fulton Saturday afternoon, returning
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lula Pruett spent few days
with relatives near here last week.
Those taking advantage Of the ex-
cursion from around here week before
last were Mrs. ]. l. Wheeler and Mrs.
Geo. Luton and daughter
Miss Ruby Preuett, who has been
teaching music near Fulton since her
graduation in May. visited homefolks
last week ROSEBUD.
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johnson, Of Union City, were thesun.
day afternoon guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Gordon.
Misses Elsie and Anice Woodfin,
who have been attending school at
Memphis, have returned home.
Mr.. Arthur Hamilton left Tuesday
for Middle Tennessee.
Mr.. DENTS Payne, Of Fulton, and
Miss Allie Helm were united in mar
riage last Thursday. We all wish them
happiness. BLACK EYES.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-07-24
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Our rates are very reasonable Write for illustrated catalog
aad other attractive literature to-day.
]. w. REPASS, AN. DID,. President
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RIVES.


Obion, were weekend guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Clemmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Head visited il
Obion Monday.
DIR. Jack Taylor, of Okama, Okla, il
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. E. H. White
and niece, Mrs. r. L. Phebus.
Rev. and Mrs. Gentry Reynolds, O.
Kenton, we're mid-week guests of Mrs
Knox Harper.
The Misses Comfy, Of Waverly, and
Miss Kate Kirkman, OF Union City, are
guests Of Mrs. Pybas Rogers.
After funeral rites by Rev. w. o.
Weir, the remains of Mrs. Minnie
Barksdale we're sent to Memphis Tues
day afternoon for burial.
w. e. Shropshire, ESQ, attended to
business in Jackson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Harris, OF New
bern, were here the past week with rel
atives.
Masters Horace and M. 7. Warren are
spending few days in Newbern.
Khem Palmer is this week visiting
relatives in Ridgely.
Hon. T. ]. Bonner is at home from a
trip to Canada.
Postmaster Hal Cotton is moving his
family over on Parsonage Row.
The Sabbath schools will come togeth-
er Sabbath morning in the tent. The
time is set for $50.
Miss Martha Wade was a weekend
guest Of Mrs. Nan Gardner. Union City.
DR.. T. P. Palmer visited in Number
Thirteen Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Ola Petty and Missile Harris
are expected home from Wayerly Sat
urday.
Misses Hattie Mai and Lillian Glenn
mons are out OF town, the former in
Fulton and the latter in Greenfield.
I'll. A. Yam went to Sedalia, KY,
Tuesday. Mr.. vann will move to Sc
dalia this fall and is attending to some
building on his place.
The place Of placing the tent for the
revival, owing to noise OF passing trains,
has been changed The tent will be in
the A. r. p. Church yard.
Don't forget the revival choir is to be
organized tonight friday. Rev. Logan
has several hundred copies OF his song
book and desires your presence for
practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, OF
Woodland, were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Walden
Mrs. Chas. Walker and children, of
Paducah, KY, are guests Of Mrs. Jerry |
Spikes.
Tuesday Mr.. S. Pruett had the mis-
fortune to break his left arm. Mr..
Pruett was stretching wire fence-the
stretcher gave way and caused the &C
cident.
The Misses Bertha and Ethel Hurt,
Oh Unon City, and Miss Olive Starnes, Of
Obion, were late guests OF the Misses
Starnes south OF town.
A few days past Mr. Owen, Of Num-
Der Seven, had hair breadth railroad
Mr.. Owen was crossing the NJ.
& O. ia log wagon. An approaching
train gave Mr.. Owen bare time to save
himself and horses. The wagon is a
wreck.
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OBION.
Dock Fox and wife are spending the
week at Dawson Springs.

i
Mrs. j. H. speight, Of Dyersburg. is
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. H. Starnes.
G. w. Reed and wife and L. G. Mof-
fatt and wife left Monday for Monteagle,
where they will spend a few days.
Messrs. Earl Henry, Robert Morris,
Robert Davidson and Wade Moore spent
Sunday afternoon on Reelfoot Lake.
A crowd OF boy scouts from Sharon
were here Monday en- route to Reelfoot
to spend four days outing.
Miss Grace James returned home
Monday from few days visit to Miss
Maude Howell at Minnick.
Tommie Goulder, freight clerk at the
|. G. depot, is taking bis vacation,
which he is spending at Dawson Springs.
Mrs. G. B. Cook, Of. Millington, is
visiting at the home OF ]. E. Bivens this
week.
Miss Retta Moultrie, of Hornbeak,
was here Sunday en- route to Fulton to
spend few days.
Miss Della Harrison, Of Kenton, Wis
tied her parents, DR.. and Mrs. f. F.
Harrison, this week.
Will Brown was in Union City Mon
day ON business.
Mrs. J. F. Pope and daughter, obion,
are visiting relatives at Dyersburg this
week.
Mesdames Tillman and Gibson and
w. M. Needham, OF Mason Hall, visited
at the home Of Allen Pyles Sunday.
Melvin Nelly and family, OF Horn
beak, spent Sunday with Mr.. Neely's
brother, j. G. Nicely, leaving Monday
for Hot Springs, where they will spend
the summer.
d. l.. Craig and wife, OF Covington,
who have been visiting the latter's pa
rents, g. w. FORSTER and wife, for the
past week, left Sunday for visit to rel
atives in Hickman.
A. X. Wells and wife left Friday for
Battle Creek Mich, for the benefit of
the formers health.
Mrs. Don Williams returned to her
home in Jackson after two weeks
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. FORSTER.
+. j. Timmons returned to his home
at Thompson's Station Monday, after a
a week s visit to friends in Obion Coun-
ty.
W. E. Hudgins, Of Union City, was
here Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Hutchinson is spending the
week with relatives at Hornbeak.
Mrs. Irma Smith left Thursday for
her home in Meridian, Miss. after a
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. Ella
Morris.
Mrs. Sallie Wilson, who has been at
tending the teachers institute at Mem
phis for the past six weeks, returned
home Friday.
Miss Sallie Reeves returned Sunday
after a weeks visit to her mother in
Riyes.
@. r. Wade and wife and G. E. Elder
ind wife and Rev. Noel, OF Kenton, at
ended the M. e. Revival here Sunday.
John Head and wife, of Rives, were
,ere Monday looking for house. Mr..
Head will have charge OF the /. G. r. r. ,
station which is being installed
iere.
Slade Edmaiston, OF Rives, is visiting
lis sister, Mrs. A. w. Perry.
J. L. Cochran, of Union City, candi-
late for Floater, was here Saturday
ningling with friends. h
Miss Carrie Louise Fizer, Of Bolivar, !
J visiting at the home Of DR.. v. J.. Jer- 7
igan this week.
w. r. Duncan, OF Kenton, visited his {
laughter, Mrs. L. I. Rawdon last week. ,
Miss Doscie Roach who has been at
ending the State Normal at Memphis, /,
isited her aunt, Mrs. Jim Jenkins,
to her home in Hickman.
Charlie Mcdaniel and wife, of Charles
On, Mo-, are visiting the latter's father,
lex Smith, near town.
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WANTED. ~ n nice couple to occupy
furnished room or rooms for the sum-
MGR. Mbdern conveniences, Rent
reasonable Apply at III Main street,
.or call phone 621.
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Here N the agreement between Jack
Curlsy, the Chkago promoter, and
Jack johnson, The black champion,
Tor fight for the championship u
the world Curley vent ~ lundon
10 November, to which city johnson
had gone, despite his assertions Of
French patriotism, and there got the
big black tO agree 10 meet tho Au,eri
can giant The fight will bp held IN
the latter part VI March, ana viii run
from twenty To forty.fiye rounds. ac
cording to the decision Uf Curley.
He1ns not yet chosen place for the
contest. IL may go tO Mexico or
Cuba. Had not the women Of Calif0r
MIA voted In favor Of the constitution
nj amendment t0 abolish boxing there.
the golden state might have got the
match. Os II II. Amerlcnns. who ARE
chiefly Interested, will probably have
TO 90 long distance to see the fight
The agreement follows:
This agreement, made the 10Th day
OF November, one Thousand nine hun.
dred and fourteen, between Jack Cur.
ley Of New York CITY, y. 5. A., ~ the
first part, and Jack Johnson. at pres
snt OF London, England, Of the sec.
ond part
Whereby II s agreed as follows
THE said Jack Johnson agrees
with the said Jack Curley to engage
In q boxing contest according to Mar
quis Of Queensberry rules, with five
ounce gloves, with one Jess willard
Of America The said contest 10 ha
scheduled for from twenty rounds to
f0rly.flve rounds at the direction or
discretion OF the said Jack Cnrley.
2--The party hereto Of the second
par to be allowed 10 wear soft band
ages oD his hands II he so desires.
3--.The party hereto n the first
part agrees to promote saId contest
and to pay the party hereto Of the
second part for his services the sum
n 10000 Thirty thousand dollars
In American legal tender. And fur.
ther agrees 10 pay him one half of the
net amount received from tho moving
pictures 10 be taken Of the contest.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
,puL. Dec. II, -, 10. u. "a, ~, u. n. 90
~, lpi4D p
On the ist day Of Decembef, 1914, the
Mayor aud Commissioners passed reso-
luton directing the city Engineer TO
make and return writtsh spportion.
ment showing the actual cost Of labor and
material expended In constructing latter
al sewers IN certain districts created ny
ofdiusnee No. 2e2, passed by the Nay
~ and CITY CouncilInen on the 12th dar
Of June 1901 and affecting the following
described real estate situated 10 0kiahS-
ma city, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
ORIGINAL PLAT: Lots, ?, 8. 8, y, y,
10, IS, II. %, %, 10, 21, 3s, 81. az, ~. and
=. so:s 3. y ~ 4. b. .. u Il, y + N " and q
70, block II Lots =, s. & .. 10. n, ~, n,
"a. Block Il; Lots e. ~, 70. II, ~. 81. IA,
80 g % s!o's y J, "a 5s'' e n q nj SioIs y
y. K. =, ri, a. / BLOCK % Z Il Lot. Il, i. Il &
10 10 L. Lot. " il, % is, H. ri is is q, n. r. ~, S 70,
Al, 50. 81, 81, BLOCK eoi Lots /, 4. 10. II,
hcts T. T. T. g. ~ Il. 10 Il a. and PCS =.
Block es Lots !. 2, $3.50 10. II, l2.
Is, II, 15, ia, II, X, 10, %, n, Y, %, and
70, Bloch aa Lots II, ~, 10, and ~,
Block 70 Lots |. 2, q y. W ~ O.
o, I, 10. p. y H. W y II, 70, Is, IL, 10,
10, u, IS, 49, %, n, 22, q, q, 10, 81 and
%, q, 2s. 81 and w. Block a: Lots g. 4.
| 3, 4 8, 10. rs. and 10. Bloch 45; Lots I, 2
IL. "a, 2s, %, 80 al. and az. Block 20;
Lots 1, 2, 5, 4. 0 n. off ". side 0, 10, H.
| ~. "a, -, NJ, 2I, aud ~, Block a.; Lots
/, 2, 4 4, "a, %. ", 30, 81, and 32. Block
AZ; Lots 10, l6 ~, 10, u. n. and "a
Block IS: Lots @, q and 8. BLOCK 90,
Lots ~, ~, 10, ~ and ~, Block o.; Lots
0, II, u, ai, and a2. Block 81; Lots "a
y, IS, and 10, BLOCK 90; Lots !, g. .. 10
ID II. ia "a "a, 8, ~, 10 and 20 BiocI
az; Lots /, 2, 3, Q, 10. n, n, 10, IA 10, 10
| II. Is, 70. and "a. Block % Lots 81
Block o; Lot l. Block II; Lots n and 40
Block 8; Lots ~, 20. 81, ana "a Block 10
Lots % and el. BLOCK o.
SOUTH OKLAHOMA Lots 70 and n
Block D; Lots Q eud nlsct ei Lots l. 2
s = and O. Block y i:sss q. and q
sl0fs o,, u 10 Lots H. pIssi ~ d, .as s,,. ,s b,0G,
ib. ~ 20. p, ", n, "a, ., sad %, BlocI
n; Lots /, ., 10, II, Block tsi Lots II, ~
TO- 20, n ana n, nieck n Less II ant
! is. block 92 Lots H.. ~, 10. 10. ~ ant
29' BLOCK %, Lots rs, IA II, IA, ~. %. y
%, 20, 81 and ", RiocN q, Lots 8 an,
q, Block Isl Lots a. v. w, q, 10, II, an,
~. Block ~; Lots 0 And a bloch 20 Lot
~ and "a, Block ~ ,-hsts II, ~ 10 an,
-, Block 70; Ls,sH 3 No. and II. BiOcl
l2; Lots 70 Nd $ hloss ~, Les. Il, !;
ana w. DOVE 10 Ss's ~ ana w. Bloc
Nu,,r.px .nn,rtor, 49,
manI :. 1s,,. % q ana ~ % s,A.t snu
biorn 9r spr ks' !" n,iusmN1 a. h,ses
"bNNtn 80 now ~ an
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~, Ss, "a. ~. B. n. ~. 40 20. Block 1 !.
Lots 4. &, ~. 10. "a, ~. ~. 80 -. ~, ~
a. N, NJ aud 70, Block .; Lots II. y. "a,
IA, IS, 10. II. is. 10. %. o. and a, tirck
g. Lots and q Block T. Lota 7. y, . snd
10, Block 3 Lots ~, rs. n, ~. ~ a. %
and H. Block I. Lots NJ, aS, ~ aud 100.
Block S Lots a. -. y. y, ~, 20, n, ~,
N. ~, 81. "a, "a, and ~. Block 10, Lots 3,
4, 8, a, I, A, 3, rs, 10. n. ~ "a, "a. 25. 2s,
n. q, ~. 30 NJ, "a. "a ~. 10, ~. ~. aod
M, Block II; Lots !, z. 3, 10, ~, n, - ~.
and "a, block ~ Lots a., o., ~, aud ~,
Block ~ Lots N. n y n "a, and 90.
Block "A; Lots n. ~, -. ~, al aud NJ,
Bloch ~, Lots s. n, ~. ~ and %, Block
20.
That on the lth day n December. 1914.
said report ana apportiSnmeBt was made
and returned by the CITY Engineer and
same was approved on the 18th day uf
December, 1914 subject 10 correction on
complaints n property owners "a herein
hatsed. and directing tbs giving Of this
notice.
ID hereby given that the Mayor and Com
missioners Of Oklahoma CITY, Oklahoma
win meet on Tuesday, the nth day Of DE
cember, 1914. at the hour " o'clock D.
m, In the Council Chamber Of the C1ty
Hall. in Oklahoma city. and sit for the
purpose OF hearing all complaints aud
determining all grievances property own
ers may have to the apportiopment made
as Aforesaid, and will adjourn from time
10 time and from day TO day until theiI
labors are completed.
Al such meetings all persons interested
may appear and he heard
TO the sums apportlOued 10 the sever
Al tracts. pieces and parcels Of hVt
will be pro rated interest FROM the i0tl
dag OF January 1902, at the rste ~
per cent per annum, and the cost Of thi'
/ ~, assessment
rhst copy Of said appettlonmebt ant
report 80 made by the City Engineer l.
on file In the office of the Clerk of thu
| CitJ Of Oklahoms city, ahd subject TO In
spettion,
/ (sBALl
H. l.. CHowNiNG,
(titN Clark
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4-Thc party hereto of the first
part agrees 10 select the location for
the contest not later than February
/, 1915, and to notify the PARTY OF tile
second part in writing or by cable,
care American Express CO., London,
unless otherwise requested by The said
Jack Johnson
5-Tbe rmrty hereto II the first
part agrees to hold the contest ba.
tween March - and March 10. 1910
and TO notify the party hereto ~ the
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Jess Willard Who Will Fight Jack Johnson in March.

I second part the exact date not lesA
thnn one lunar month before the
match.
6A-1'hs party hereto VI the first
/ part agrees 10 pay the party thereto
Of the second part one thousand dol.
lars expense money, on demand,
through the American Express CO.,
London, any time after the signing II
the agreement The said Jack Curley
agrees to pay the said Jack Johnson
Or to his order tho above mentioned
$4,000 Thirty thousand dollarsl fof
his services before he goes TO the
ring
The referee shall bo mutually
agreed upon between the two above
mentioned parties nnd Jess willard,
Ur MIS- authorized representative at
least two weeks before the contest
The party hereto Of the second part
agrees not 10 engage Ia any boxing
contest before the fulfillment OF this
agreement without the consent w
writing Of the said Jack Curley.
SIT IL hereby agreed upon that
both contestants shall wear a cup Ia
protect themselves from fouls.
9.-lt is hereby agreed that the said
Jack johnson and Jess Willard. the
contestants, must be open for public
training, and 70 admit thereto nj
authorized newspaper representative
md to undergo medical examination.
on the request Of the said Jack Curle
once week for the four weeks lmmc
dlately preceding the contest
Each party thereto agrees TO 10.
posit within fourteen days from III
date hereof sum of 5000 (fiy
{ thousand dollars with Robert {
r Vernon Of New York CITY
y lit Is hereby mutually agree
q betwcef the parties hereto that
;, case any dispute or difference sha
!, arise with reference to this aare,
d ment. said dispute or difference shu
he referred to the said Roibcrt G. We
Il non as arbitrator, md both partiC
a. agree that they will accept any awur
D. made by him with reference to II
Ie deposit money az flnal
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MADAM ESTELLA
SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.

She cnn tell you the past present
md future. She will answer all aues
tions, she will give you your full read
Ing; no extra charges. She Ia a Rou.
manlan gypsy. She Ia different from
the ones that were here before.
rrlces are reasonable for everybody.
|he Is the stanley tribe. i07 ~ i.
ltobinson St. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR sALn REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-li2 per cent amount
invested modern home, fine
electric fixtures, louse In good con
dition inside and out Good well, shed
two nice lots, rented now by good ten
ant north, near car, school and store
Call owner. W, $40 ut once.
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II your home Ia mortsaged and you
fear you win lose II, place It with the
Old Reliable Aetna ana pay like rent.
W l. George, 2os zieglar Bldg. W.
1Tb.