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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-10-16

]. D.; Reich, NJ. A.; Register, S. H.;
Schneider, C. M; Smith, J. W.; San,
ders, B. r.; Stanford, ]. A: Thomas
j.; Tombertin, D. E.; Taylor, ]. A.;
Trotter, j. L.; Trotter, Joe L.; Win,
gate, G..
Precinct No. IS
Albertson, G. "; Cooner, C. H.;
Marshall, w. NJ; Nixon, l. T.; Viii.
liams, A. R.
Precinct No. &c
Ambrose, Sam; Bragg, Robt. NJ;
Beal, E. j.; Chapman, w. r. H.:
Chapman, r. S.; Hooker, j. T.; Hook.
er, G. W.; Hartley, E. j.; Huxford, c.;
Jackson, Fate; James, John; James,
Richard; James, E. W.; Lee, T. E.;
Lafferty, c. W.; Meadows, E. B.;
Morgan, John L.; Meadows, E. D.;
Mangun, l. E.; Norman, D. F.; Parish,
J. j.; Reeves, r. NJ; STRICKLAND, A. L. !;
Tuggerson, Luther.
Precinct No. %
Buser, A. NJ; Culpepper, J. g.;
Farnbach, w. H.; Goodwin, A. NJ;
Gaulding, c. L.; Lawrence, J. T.; Lo-
dero, John; Lucius, VIM; Pritchett,
NJ B.; Smith, Fred; White, H. R. L. !:
Ward, James; Ward, T F.; Waters, j.
j.; Waters, J. S.
Precinct No. 90
Hodge, Stephen; Kendrick, Charlie;
Lewis, T. M; Richardson, S. t.;
Speights, R. G.; Thompson, Frank.
Precinct No. 80
Barnes, June Bardin, G. W.; Cham
bers, Chas.; Dorsey, Sim Grafton,
Christopher; Hersey, NJ S.: Hooper,
Daniel; Jacobs, Jas; Lipscomb,
Chas.; Nelson, J. A; Page, H. W.;
Reese, Jim; Robinson, Willie; Rob-
inson, Robt.; Stevenson, S. R.
Precinct No. 80
Adams, ] E.; Dunn, d. R.; Dun.
ming, j. S.: Hogan, ]. F.; Jones. L. J..
Murray, Wesley; Wilmington, R. L.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners will
meet on the oath of October, next, for
the purpose of hearing anyone whose
name has been enormously stricken
from the registration books of this
county, and wish to have name re.
stored to the registration books.
This October IA, 1914.
c. CARMICHAEL, Chairman
P. H. NUGENT. Clerk.
BY NJ E. Goddard, D. C. 1910
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ITEMS FROM OAK

Special to Ocala Banner:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Griggs visited
relatives at Oxford LAST Sunday.
Mr.. J. L. Chandler, after a pleas.
ant visit with his daughter. Mrs. J.
I. Bryant, of this place, will leave
Saturday for Orlando.
Several Oakites attended religious
services at Anthony Sunday.
Mr.. F. P. Cahoon made a business
trip to the Brick City Monday.
Mr.. H. L. Griggs is harvesting a
fine lot of pea vine hay this week.
Quite number attended the dance
Saturday night, at Mr.. Jno. Sellers.
Mr.. A. Clark returned Tuesday
night from his summers stay in Ohio,
to the delight of his family
Mrs. Geo. Goolsby of Silver Springs
visited her sister Mrs. w. F. Abshire
last week.
Several of our X. of P. members at
tended the lodge meeting at Ocala
Monday night.
Mr.. P. T. Wilson had the misfor-
tune to get his arm injured at the
crate mill Monday.
"OAKITE"
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DEATH OF MR.. SAMUEL p. AN
THONY

A telephone message to his family
in this city early Tuesday morning
announced the death of Mr.. Samuel P.
Anthony at Port Inglis some time
during Monday night. Mr.. Anthony
had only been sick few days, and
his death came as a shock to his fam
lily and friends, who were unaware
that he was i'll.
The deceased, at the time of his
death, was with the Port Inglis Ter
minal Company, having been with
them for several years. He was a
resident of Ocala and Anthony for
over twenty years. He was born in
Muncie, Indiana, siXty-two years ago.
When a young man he came to Ocala
and settled at Anthony, that little
village being named for his family.
Mr.. Anthony leaves wife and three
sons, all residents of this city, and
one daughter, Mrs Harry Webb, of
Houston, Texas, formerly Miss Louise
Anthony. He also leaves one broth
er, Mr.. Charles Anthony, the we'll
known Muncie millionaire, and one
sister, Mrs. E. H. Swain, of Anthony,
and very large family connection,
both in this state and in Indiana.
Mr.. Anthony was a genial, compan-
ionable adm pleasant gentleman, and
his going from amongst us is regret
ted by many friends.
A short funeral service was held
Wednesday at the chapel of Messrs.
McIver and MacKay at eight o'clock,
after which the body was taken
to the Swain residence at Anthony,
and the interment was made in the
family burial plot in that village.
Hhe following gentlemen acted
as pail bearers: Messrs. D. S. Will
liams, H. B. Clarkson, F. E. Wether'
bee. G. T. Maughs, Jules Cohen, G. K
Robinson.
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HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT FOR
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER

Dairy inspections and milk exam
nations during the month of Septem
Der were as follows:
Purvis-Inspection, 81 per cent
butter fat, SO; total solids, 1911; bac
terra, $4,000.
Hall-Inspection, 63 per cent; but
ter fat, AS; total solids, 1900; bacte
ria, 100000.
Campbell-Inspection, IS per cent.
butter fat, 4; total solids, 1858; bac
terra, $4,000.
Hewitt-Inspection, 1914 per cent.
butter fat, 4.5; total solids, 1924; bac
terra, $4,000.
Ocala Heights-Inspection, 9O1a pei
cent; butter fat, AZ; total solids
1858; bacteria, 10000.
Pyles-Inspection, 50 per cent Only
butter and buttermilk sold.
Roller-Inspection, 81 per cent
Only butter and buttermilk sold.
Close-Inspection 651a per cent
Only butter and buttermilk sold.
Following markets and bakeries
marked good: Teuton, Mordis, Wal
dron, Chisena, Schlemmer, Heintz
Fausett, Marsh, Goldman, L. p Daw
kins, Joe Dawkins, Sarasota, Carter
The following were graded fair: N
E. Lowe, Peter Paul.
H. F. WATT,
City Health OFFICER
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THE BUY-A-BALE MOVEMENT AND
THE VALENTINE COMPANY

Messrs. Valentine and Company,
varnish makers of New York City,
were among the very first firms to en-
list in the buy-a-bale movement.
This firm agreed to buy cotton to
an amount equal to ten per cent. of
their capital employed in the cotton
growing states, and in taking this
step put themselves in the very front
rank of this movement, which has
now developed into such large and
helpful proportions.
Messrs. Valentine and Company
cannot be praised too highly.
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KEEPING THE PEACE

The day designated for prayer was
in a wider sense devoted to peace.
AS has been customary in the past at
public fasts and thanksgivings, the
occasion was improved by the people
to take counsel together. In addition
to innumerable pulpit exhortations,
there were many great meetings in all
parts of the country at which distin-
guished laymen made addresses.
While millions of armed men are
in conflict, prayers for peace in Eu-
rope may or may not be answered,
but there can be no question that
there will be response in our nation
al life to the considerations which
moved millions of Americans yester.
day. Peace will come to Europe when
its people, chastened, by loss and suf.
fering, lift up their own agonized
prayers in it's behalf. 1t will remain
with the United States so long as we
observe justice and mercy in dealing
with our fellow-men.
The warmaker does not appeal to
any stronger human propensities
than the peacemaker, but he is more
in evidence and he is more insistent.
The warmaker addresses himself to
pride, greed, adventure, glory. The
peacemaker suggests right, good faith,
honor and an approving conscience.
We have carried out our contract
with Cuba to the letter, and that coun-
try is free. We have taken no advan.
tages of disorders in Mexico, and if
that country shall not soon be free
the fault will be it's own Across the
sea a continent has been drenched in
blood as a result of similar condi.
tons in the Balkans. We have OBJ
served our treaty obligations at Pana.
ma in the face of sneers and slurs
and we are about to repair great
wrong in Columbia and to redeem
solemn pledge in the Philippines.
These are the things that make for
peace. When nations are faithful to
their obligations, respecting the
rights of the weak as we'll as the pow.
er of the strong, and when they re-
strain and overmaster the ambitious
and avaricious, wars can hardly en-
sue. To bring about such conditions
universally will not be easy, but the
victory for peace can be won if en-
lightened nations set the example,
as we have done.
Those who pray for peace do well.
Those who speak for peace also do
well. Yet worthier than them all are
those who, true to their world and
perhaps at cost to themselves, keep
the peace with courage and honor
World.
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Y OF NAMES STRICKEN FROM
REGISTRATION BOOKS
Precinct No. 1.

Il -
A0ams, Chandler: Adams, G. c.:
ans, Henry; Albert, George; Az
W. j.; Anthony, E. c.; Armstead,
armstrong, VIM; Ausley, e. S.;
ny Jesse F.; Anderson, w; Aver,
4; Badger, Frank; Bailey, Char
banks, E. L. j.; Baxter, D. NJ;
=. A.; Beal, r. B.; Bell, Rich
Deil Earnest; Beavers, Jos. l.;
aIan, J j.; Biting, Percy; Blair,
~ braddock, Alex; Brisley, Will
Bdisley. jeff; Brooks, J. B.;
sOAs' K. NJ; Brown, w. j.; Brown,
.as' Brown, Joseph; Brown, Jack;
WI K o.; Buttress, G. w. caldwell,
a. campbell, H'y; Campbell, Law
~, Campbell, Daniel; Campbell,
marc; Carter, Tros. E.: Chalker,
:, vnarles, Edward; Charles, Geo.
entity, H. F.; Calhoun, H. c.;
can' JOS; Coker, Moses; Collins,
ssn Coon. R. M; Cox, T. W.;
aSuler, Garfield; Stark, John;
D. W., Jr.,; Clark, B.
clayton, ]. NJ; Clayton,
Oy Clifton, w. j.: Coleman,
49, Cook, 0. L.; Cookley, VIM;
psr' Il. F.; Coward, Archie;
~ 2. E.: Cromartie, John D.;
4 Charles; Davenport, VIM;
~ ~ :. E.; Davis, Tarns D.; Dean,
y. Dean, o. c.; Deasm, Everitt;
SASS, Anthony: Deubel, T. W.;
my ~.u' (. l.; Davis. E. W.; DeCamp,
i, Edwards, John F.; Edwards,
~ Edwards Herman; Elkins, J.
AnerDy, Alex; Eldridge, V. NJ;
:. w; Everett, Edgar; Fatio,
: ~ tlemming, P. F.; Ford, Geo.
u, ss0sIer, Edward: Fox, C. o.; Fox
=, I'd; Gates, L. W.: Gates, Al
~ - Geiger, R. Lee; Gibson, John
s sSa' Percy: Giles, w. H.; Gilman,
. Glllen. P. H.: Gloster, Handy:
sale' Andrew: Goodwin, w. j.;
saui, Gussie; Graham, w. J.: Ora
sydney: Green, Pinckney;
\ Willis; Griffin, Joseph; Griggs,
q ullmes. Will: Godeton, Cephas;
Willie; Gadson, Harry; Coin,
M. Ioliman, Robert: Hadley, And
M. nan, R. o.; Hall, Henry H.;
49, ). j.; Haskew, Frank l.;
"a ew A. r.; Haycraft, C. H.;
|Eks u y =; Hendricks, R. "; Hend-
Il n " A.; Higgins, NJ. E.; Holhle,
a6lss holland, Henry; Hough, J. D.;
sam H.; Hall, Harry: Hall,
eksaln hector, Joseph; Ixlar, Albert:
sksoa Sam E.; Jackson, Harry;
Ansoa David j.; Jefferson, Frank;
hnss, William; Johnson, c. L.;
hn y Fred: Jones, Thos. Jones,
=, Jones, Nicholas G.: Jones,
ne 1IOnes, Tom; Joyner, Willie H.;
l6e ! w; June, S. NJ; Johnson,
&slnn, seshes, NJ. D.; Jones, James E.;
sam; Kelley, David L.; King,
alrb, Amsey. James: Kirkland, ]. t.;
anIss :. L: Knox, Elijah; Knox,
" AOlster, H. A.; Ladson, o.
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PERTINENT COMMENT
fRx John C. Tricel


,.s the world slipped cog, lost
al Of it's backbone, added it's
4 or what? Since the creation of
world there was never so many
r,ulenium architects roaming over
sace of the earth, and likewise
yen was never so shocked by such
ion of rapine of murder. Unleash
arc the dogs of war in almost
- community except our own and
then China, and so common has
anne the carnage of the nations
1, we scarcely stop to read the de-
Of a conflict when the killed is
than FIVE or ten thousand. 1t is
Insignificant.
h have not mixed in the melee,
Is II from a sense of virtue or
sdiency? Whatever the object, it
merit, and if Wilson remains at
helm we will likely escape the
ors of war, even though Wilson
local option man
Eneaking of a surfeit of crime, we
7 not have to look to Europe to be
zIriied. Only a short time ago l
n Of a child killed by it's own
liner. believe it was in dry
!, Kannee. Then we were shocked
4 an uncomfortable crime in dry
EDn. for which two prominent sober
Al gens now in Jail. Dry Jeffer-
y quickly came across with a
q #hle killing over a pig worth per-
Is one dollar. Calhoun by the edict
\ the self-righteous suspended the
for a day and became dry nolens
ens, and Is now crying that drunk
y men obstruct ingress and egress to
+ rch doors. Dry Holmes, accord
h to the dispatches, has revived the
d 5aKlux-Klan." But Virginia has
ed out everything but hard cider,
the millennium builders are cor
pOndingly happy.
Virginia! For years revealing in the
~ of being the brightest star in
southern constellation" the
me Of Patrick Henry-the confed-
! tie capitol-whose hills have been
he'd and whose streams have been
Nd crimson with the blood of the
lenders of liberty. Who ever
ought she would haul down the
4 rners Of her defenders and volun-
by place her neck in yoke as a
Eklng mate with West Virginia
y Z to think that the inspiration
puld have come from Maine!
Bat Il may not be so bad in Vir-
"a as 1t would be elsewhere, after
She has her apples, Apple Jack,
/ hard cired, so it is possible she
not be so pestered with blu. i
4 en as other dry communities are.
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Mrs. E. H. Mote came up yesterday
from Leesburg for a short visit to her
sister, Mrs. William Hooker. She will
return home today.
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~He4-staHs~~-~anz1
WOODEN MIN eArHrH
AT SALT LAKE

RAfT LAKE tl1y. titan. Noy ~
Tho nnnusl neailnR a THE Natlnnai
WaolKfpprrn' AnaDciatirn which meets
Tomorrow. heg brought tpt.ther many
sFnei men frnin ~ parts ~ tbs copn'f,
President 8 v iiarnnbofih. WHO Ma
~ carr nrflYai, said ~ so~ns % M
that ncw ffa ~ opening before ths
sheep breeders. Tho benefit ~ which
can ht FnApssi only ~ united and con.
csnnd effort We reaiixc Onf uuppr
tuaity. and Az hmnchee ~ the indus
try ARE eeitiuE together
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The S,nIe o. Texas County 81
Nuores
fN vfiur ~ an esccution issuod ous
~ mo Honorable county Court ~ Nm.
oeea County on ihe isth day ~ prtos
srr. a ~ ipit by she clerk thereof an
iao ease ~ taNnrdN ifsf and iedfp
pehna versus Frank sanchez NJ Ntt.
snd to mo. AZ Hhnrn. directed ana So
Htrfed ! win proceed ~ soil for cash.
within thn hours prescribed hF iaw Tor
ahcnffa HHlef. 0n ihe frat TnHrdaN ia
December a % sHit ID helnp the inf
daY ~ aail Wnnin before lhv Court
House door ~ aal5 Npesca County, in
fhe riiy ~ refpus ChlaH ihe follow Z
lnR described property ie.wlt
Lot 30 4 in block 4 in she ilies 40 J.
clifton 60 the Cily uf corpus rhflsu in
Nueees County Texas ~ shown hy thf
l8i ~ map Row W fiis and " fcrGFd
n the offts ~ tne County rlefi ~
Nncces County Tesea a. ~hiah map
reference IL hato made ~ better dea
crirfion
l.vied ~, nn the 7nd day ~ Ney,
1914. ~ 90 O'clock D m. ~ ihv prop
ef's - Frank FnHrhsn 10 astiafy n
judgement amouniirr 20 s3t333 ~
fayur ~ TfWanla lsaf nnd Pedro
Dch0n nnd ail raats ~ suit
Given under my hand. this afd. DAY
~ Nov 4 ~ iftA
~ Is WiiHlt. sheriff NnereH CnuHis,
THfib
iiy oscar lleilemr Deputy ssi
ADVERTISEMENT
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losr AND FOUND
NOTICE Nv PUBLICATION or
FINAL ACCOUNT

rnr STATE o. rFNAs.
IL al peFsens Interested In she 80,
lnte ~ 4 g. Nnis. irecapst
n smith. ADMINISTRATORS ~ thr
Estate ~ rata u a. Oates decreased
Nsih the wsll tnuceed have filed Ia enc
County Court - Nurccs ,enniy his
ilnAi Account ~ ihr condition ~ said
estate iog,ihef viih on application a.
Pc discharged "a Administrator thereof
witch VIII De- heated 'N Unf court on
tHe thifd Monday in NeNemhef. s. A.
taii aame brinF tne ism day ~ 80.
embef a ~. isii. a, thr Court House
~ said hurres County in the riiy ~
corpus rhfiHti rrNas al which tim,
ird NiasT nn pofsnn- interested NJ raid
slatv 90. required o. aprcbr ard eon
Test said FINAL account and application
il thes see pfnpsr
Witness, a. a. Latter, clerk % a.,
'uunt, Cnuei ~ Nueas4 cnunty Tssns
o. ~ uison under mf hand as,
Do seal ~ said Court az my afiive ii
Cnpus christi. rekRr. on this ths sofa
iaN " October a y. 1919 n ~ Later
'iofk. County Court Nuoeos r9uasi
fpNas
tfue copy. ceftfy, M " Wrlshi
sheriff. Nueres County. TexnR
~ pHoaf neilamY. nagmy ttAa
Advertisement
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TFIN 4 HNNf % TFI IITNHH7I
d ANffAR cry. Nov ~ cattle
iinoeipta 4 J 400 head market atrAdS
tb00slh
iiaea lieecipiu i0eee hrAa marAei
ntrunF quotations sa0141a.
shrep iteooiptn 1850 brad mBshei
LEVIED. quotations Veu 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Don't throw Il sway, bring u 70 me
Tavlor the Halter. az Peoples a. H7
WANTED Pupils foF piano lessons
ten lessons per month-price tA0p per
month daly practice with pupils
can Mrs. J. n Scott No si3 laredo
avenue. W.
MEN our illustrated catalogue eN-
plains how we teach the harhef trpa'
In few weeks. mailed free. write
AloLER COLLEGE San Antonio
Texas
Fer vessels using the seeE ans.
there has been developed a sesrcniikn'
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LATE MARKET REpoRr. y
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nv NHNUVINIFN TT0HH
foNT WORTH. Nov ~ cattle
Receipts tsoo r,eaay quotations 80
m4ft
ilass li,eeipsa feee mefte, ssrone
uotailons IteuliA
shsyp ltecripts iss head market
steady quotations ieo@fto
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Born investment COMPANY
Business Property for Rent
Homes On Easy Payments

tNn NENr ciss,a upcnine ct short
order restaurant iiact t,fnishea
camrieic Rent yhraq Address D. a.
nos sta Roostomn Tsxas SOS
FOR NENf 4 now N-t.ioin mo,tosa,
house. closs in. l'hcns "a Aaafee.
1915 Mesquite street 80.
foR RENT. louf .fUeN h,,utr
acfeepct sistrrn harm and sew ict
rlretrie hght cuFnef Mcstcna and
cauif0 strrets ARMY next door 500
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Avoid headache, impurities
Of ti.s Blood. constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant 10
take. sweeten aud take az
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents.
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city fnaes fos tho Yoaf 1919 arr nav
dnr and pavshls ~ lhe office II the
CITY Secretary
"a 81 j. MnlHaan. rils geftefafy
fAdysrfiramsnt
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HAULING.

COTTON lIrILs and meal delivered
any place in towa Trunks and bag
teFe promptly delivered Al kinds u
.anling solicited Aisle Edwards Phone
10 $40
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BAGGAGE ANo TRANSFER.

naul anything anywhere anytime
~ tn' Woody Prices reasonable. J.
~ il''man. residence 2oe Mesquite
Fhoae iij6 5se
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TYPEwRIrER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL typewriter business. clean.
'ne. rccesrnE. ren,ais sales. ENper,
y cfAmanshlp NearonAbic priccH n.
= Miller a, smiths no-,h Stare. rhone
as
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TOO lara 70 clAsslrv.
Ntlp wANruo

WkNfi,p Woman 20 A. ptnefti
housewesk 70 tiNhs patis who desires
rUoa home ans hind tfeatmsnt posi-
ilou viii be plven fAlt wages small
iamiis can az ifeth Railroad Avenue
NOR FAiIN cine ssrlDm nniise Anh
lof en South nluff BE bargain HAYS
thla offer iot tive DAYS nnit " YOU
uans bargain. s'. ms "a sip rsepler
street etp
non biNT pae ttruum bungalow
aii modern rrntsuisag,s yofner TOE
fi,iHr and water sir.yss Plume ilf3
81
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WANTED


sishet h,aEc Madern. near ir. az -
.si iao state tsut 7. a. nos 9tt
Ni4i
WANTED House cleaning or yafai
eNik wanted tY an experienced man
GOOD reteterccs pheus ilft. sos Win
nrharo street aNl
WANTED ls couiie a large fur
nisded southeast foufn nesg business
part ~ city permanent PRIVATE
famtiy ptsicfvSd no yhildrsns fofeI
cners. Address Box tas. cailsr ufnet
as
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WANTED Salnsman Tor Nuecrs
County 90 handle ARTICLE - unusuni
merit can for \ iia~er as Southern
Hotel Monday efies a,oe g. m s4i
WANTED Tenant fos so.acro farm
at iianauete VIA rent iot cash 81 81
sisores Carl nlueher els.
WANTED 10 trade houee saa ~.
ana On furnishings m sixteen faam
hotel a. mshop ah Vel located fnf
rorpus christi proprnN g. AL
nurhanar sgo
WANTED Woman about shlFv fr
general hous"wufk ana laundering ~
three write uf phonr To-day 60 Mrl
g. - Porter. Anraar i'asa ToYas t4a
WASTED "a hu, good rlnc yheap
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wages Phone liet tia
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from i0i opreaic olyeus Furniture 60
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LAND WANTED i'fam owner diN-
eruption ard lowest prles must ace
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bra various parts ~ Tho Niato would
like to trade same for stock - msr.
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fih and iinford. 9tl
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pairing ffam i3 30 ~ cheaper thar
garage elan tire work rrpsiriug
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PHYSICIAN Wants 20 bus oieetri,
J wall bls'e fof therapeutic WORK nrits
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PHYSICIAN Wants 90 bus cieetrif
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Dissertation a. Doctor sianlsY carpus
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