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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
Jvst Lite a Trust N Maqnate.

In the second srade OF a public
school the teacher saw a little boy
pass a note to the little girl across
the aisle On opesing Il she read.
dear kathleen will you be my bow.
! had ono girl onct but she wanted
everything II saw.--GeOrgie"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
These June Brides,

Ma'am, here's a man at the door
with a parcel for you"
What is it, Bridget"
ITS a fish. ma'am, and it's marked
c. o. D."
Then make the man take it straight
back to the dealer. ordered trout"
Kansas City Star.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
ssstroes salad.

Mix slices Of cold hard boiled egg
beetroot, cucumber and cold new pota
toes. Season with salt and pepper and
m,x with sauce made of stifiiy whip
ped cream. to which one tablespoonful
Of vinegar has been whipped in gradu
ally. Sprinkle finely chopped parsley
over.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
To c,san Mother r.of Pearl.

Mother of-pearl arucles that have
become dull and blurred may be re-
stored by cleaning them with pure
olive oil. then applying ordinary nail
brush and rubbing with chamois.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
The Wicked Bible.

The wicked Bible" was the name
given to an edition OF the authorized
scriptures. printed in London in 1881,
BY Robert Barker aud Martin Lucas.
II was no named from the fact that
the negative was left out of the Sey-
enth Commandment. piece of care
tessness for which tho printer was
made to pay fine Of 5000 pounds
steriiag
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29

Miss Oldgirl has such raven hair"
"Yes, but it doesn't match her
crows feet"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29

Jerusalem has no developed com
merce or industries.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29
Mean Observation.

DICKEY's Old RELIABLE EVE WATER
once used. always wanted. Doesn't hurt Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-29

Sprinkle kafir until II Is moist with
the solution. made by dlssolving one
pound of formalin In 80 gallons OF
water. Properly TO treat the kanr
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
HAND COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS
Locals and Personal Items From Various
Townships.

and children, and Mrs Earl Lindauer
and daughter. spent Thursday af-
ternoon at Mrs Will Patterson's.
MIR w j. Lindauer, of Linden,
Wis, departed Tuesday with a care
load of horses he purchased while
here visiting at the home of his son,
Earl and family.
Mr. and Mrs w. 7. Cooke and
children spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs Cookies grandmother, Mrs
Furman, of Miller twp.
Mr. and Mrs Wade. of Wall Lake,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of their daughter. Mrs Roy
Butte.
Many neighbors aud friends of
Mr. and Mrs ID, n. Weeks we're
royalty entertained at their home
Friday evening Jan. 2. Everyone
report a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Beals. of Miller.
spent Wednesday p. m. at the home
of Mr. Beal's parents, Mr. and Mrs
s. G: Beals.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
Has Narrow ESCAPE

Father Ambrose had a narrow
escape from drowning in the Mis-
souri, river at the Lower Brule
Agency last week. He was crossing
the river with a team and buggy
and had crossed the channel and
was nearing the shore when the
team broke through taking the bug
gy and all with them. He had ex.
IRENE difficulty in getting out from
under the buggy top and kicking
himself loose from the robes, but at
last succeeded and got onto the ice,
but broke in again when almost to
the shore. He tried to get the team
out but could not do so. He then
walked several miles to Medicine
Crows residence for help. They
returned and found the team dead,
but they succeeded III getting both
horses out and saving the harness
also the buggy. 1t was a thrilling
experience. and one that the Father
does not care to repeat Hlghmore
Bulletin.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
College Meet at Huron

Huron, S. D. Jan. 10. The
Minnesota Dakota Inter Collegiate
Athletic Conference, at its annual
business meeting held in Minneapo
lis on Jan. Sd, again selected Huron
as the place to hold its next annual
field and track meet, in which seven
teen colleges in Minnesota. North
Dakota. South Dakota and Iowa
participate. The exact date of the
meet was not decided upon, but will
probably be the last part of May or
the first part of June.
Last years meet was held May
oath and 18th at the state fair
grounds and was a complete ST ccess
in every respect. For Huron, this
occasion is second only to the state
fair in the number of people attract
ed and the enjoyable entertainment
furnished to the spectators. Last
year. more than 300 athletes were
entered for the numerous events,
and the attendance figures ran well
up into the thousands each day
The program includes a large mum.
Der of different contests. covering
the entire scope Of field and track
athletics as INDUCED in by college
athletes.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
ANNUAL ELECTION
CLUB OFFICERS
Large Number Attended CONNER.
ciaI Club Meeting

Tuesday nights meeting of the
Commercial Club was largely at
tended. The business of the past
year was closed up, officers reports
accepted, and the Club started up
on the new years work. These re-
ports show that the Club was pros
perour during the year. with the
highest membership and the largest
cash balance on hand at the close of
any year. In addition to an enjoy
able year socially, the Club was
fsponsor to the County Automobile
Association, the Rec Valley Poultry
Association. the County Corn Con-
test, the summer chautauqua meet
ing, the farmers short course, and
the establishment of two county
roads. east and west, north and
south across the county.
The officers of 1913 were reelected
for the ensuing year, as follows:
President, j. A. Bushfeld; Vice
Pres. II. w. Woodruff; Treasurer,
j. T. McCulien; Secretary, Glen M.
Waters: Director. John Pusey.
The Club voted to hold another
party AT the club rooms Thursday,
Ton 30 fnr tho p,op,hars opd thair
families, and the matter was placed
in the hands Of the entertainment
committee.
After the meeting closed a Club
lunch was served and an interesting
pool contest brought to a close.
Twenty members participated in the
contest for the Club championship
and a handsome cue, which was won
by w. G.. Tamblyn.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
Former Citizen Injured

A business letter from f j. Miller
at San Diego, Calf, contains the
following news item concerning one
of Miller's first hardware merchants.
He conducted a store where j.. L.
Redmond is now located:
San Diego, Cal, Jan. 2. ION Sat
urdav. Dec. q. Mr. J. b. Daniels. an
old settler. of the early eighties, in
Miller and Hand county, had a very
serious accident which will cripple
him for life, and may cause his
death. He was crossing State st ,
where some of the boys use coaating
autos, and one with two occupants
ran into him, knocking HIM to the
pavement. He was taken at once
to the hospital, where it was found
he had an arm and a leg broken, his
leg so s~plintered that it will have to
be wrapped with wire.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
HOWELL

Joseph Strut and family were
Sunday afternoon visitors at Chas.
MOore's.
Mr. Dienslake. of Orient. a a
business caller in our vicinity last
Thursday.
Joseph Struif was m of the COM
mitteemen, who attended the meet
ings at Pierre and Miller. There
were several others who went from
this vicinity.
The young folks enjoyed a party
at the home of Anton Mler on last
Sunday evening.
DR.. Wallis, Of Miller, was 4 pro-
fessional caller in our vicinity last
Saturday.
We hear that their are severa
families quarantined for small pox.
Jake Mehls and family spent Tues,
day Afternoon at Anton Kramer's.
Lizzie Strut, of Miller, is visiting
her brother and farlly.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
WHEATON

Rev. Cord and family arrived
Saturday and are nicely settled in
the Wheaton parsonage.
The Wheaton Ladies Aid met
with Mrs Sam Thomas Wednesday
last. Mrs C.. E. Thomas was elected
president for the ensuing quarter.
Clar Thomas attended the politi.
cal meeting at Miller Wednesday.
Leslie Bobseen was a Rockham
caller Friday.
Master Rerne Selke has been or
the sick list, but is improving al
this writing.
Paul Kroning Jr. recently sold five
fat hogs to Mr. Polshow.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
NORTH HAND

August Shaefer. Xeph. Shaefer,
Jos. Strut, Frank Matter and II. G,
Rudd autoed to Miller last Wednes-
day to attend the county Richards
meeting.
Walter Brown and Joe May were
in Orient Saturday from their
homes i'm Harrison.
ID. V. Hall, wife and daughter,
Gertie. of Spring, drove to Orient
Saturday.
Burt Sebring, of Park, spent d
week in Miller returning home last
Friday. Ii there had been a prize
for Turkeys in the chicken show, hi
would have captured it good anC
strong on points. There was M
prize. only praise. and he says he
got that. He attended all the Rich
ards meetings for Park. and met
while there his brother, Aft and
wife, who came up from Sioux Falls
to attend the funerel of Mrs Nellie
Odle, sister to Mrs Sebring.
Geo. A. Mckay and son. Archy
drove to Orient. Saturday. MI
Mckay is trying to get away to &C
with his brother, VIM. of Orient,
to see their mother at Rushford,
Mimi. If he goes he will start next
Friday and they expect to meet
their brother, James, at 0watomma
on the way.
Will Rudd, of Spring, drove tc
Orient Saturday.
Mrs August Matter, of Spring
went to Orient Saturday.
Frank Matter, of Spring, has beer
put On the majority republican tick
ct for register of deeds, and H. G.
Rudd a commissioner for the fifth
district.
John c. Campbell, of Spring
shipped a carload Of sheep last Sat
urday.
Fred Preston. Of Spring, ant
Claude Maynard, of Orient, drove
to Miller Tuesday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
M. n. $. Wins From Pierre

The first game of the season in
which the locals prayed a regular
high school team, occurred in this
city Friday evening when the Pierre
high met defeat at the hands of the
NJ. Fl. S. team. Both teams PLAYED
basket hall from start to finish and
the game was an exciting one for
the large number Of spectators
present. The first half ended IN a
tie score OF Is to Is, the final result
being 40 to u in favor Of Miller.
This is the third team from Pierre
to play in Miller this season, the To-
calls winning in each game.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
New Building for Washington

Washington Times: The annual
meeting of the directors of the first
National bank was held on Thurs
day of last week, and the stockhold-
ers meeting on Tuesday of this
week. 1t was found that a very
good years business had been trans
acted by the institution and it was
decided that the present quarters
were %lnadequte and it was voted
unanimously to build a new, modern
building next year and a building
committee was appointed who have
the matter in charge and will push
it along. This will mean another
brick business block for our town.
All of the new officers we're re
elected. II. A, PIERCE, President; E.
II. Vance. Vice President; j. H..
Mehent, Cashier; and Chas Won A.
Curtiss, Assistant Cashier. Another
important step was the motion to
make application for membership in
the Federal Reserve Banking Asso-
citation under the new currency law
which has just gone into force.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
Corn and Grain Growers Meet

The annual meeting of the South
Dakota Corn and Grain Growers As
ISOLATION to be held at Mitchell Jan.
27-3t will be a union meeting with
S. ID. Live Stock Breeders. the State
Poultry Association and the Horti-
cultural Society. Over $500 Is Of
fered in cash premiums on exhibits
of corn and small grain. AT the
close of this meeting a live stock
sale will be conducted at the stock
pavilion.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
Let US Help You Plan Your Trip
to California

We will gladly quote you rates,
suggest routes that will satisfy you
in everv particular and prepare tin
eraries including the most scenic
attractions and renowned winter
outing places for a tour to and
through California Where Summer
makes her, Winter Home via the
Chicago and North Western Line
and connections. For further par
ticulars call on or address ticket
agents. Chicago and North Western
| BY. IT.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15
A AND VICINITY

Born to Mr. ond Mrs George Ford,
Sunday Jan, 4th, a daughter. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Miss Leila Beals spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Miller.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the poultry show in Miller and
give reports Of a fine showing.
Mrs Noah Good, Mrs Walter Cook
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-01-15

awarded to Maurice Moriarty. Jr.
Redfeld. S. d. on X. G. Brown leg
horns and S. &. Buff Leghorns.
The $1,000 silver cup for the best
display in all other breeds and class
es was awarded to Geo. M. Bailey,
Redfield, on Silver Spangled Hem
bergs.
The $751; 90 silver cup for largest
number of birds entered by one ex-
hibitor, scoring 80 points or over,
xas awarded to Mrs A. E. Gentle,
Brookings, S. d.
The $500 cup for the best dozen
brown eggs, was awarded to Mrs
A. f. Gentle, Brookings, S. d.
The $500 cup for the best dozen
white eggs, was awarded to Geo. M,
Bailey, Brookings. S ID.
The $500 silver cup given by the
S. ID. Poultry Assn, for the best
pen, was awarded to Mrs A. f. Gen
tie, of Brookings. S. ID.
Barred Rocks Cock.
LIST. John H. VanLoon, Miller.
Hens.
End. J. l.. Terry, WoCnsocket.
3rd. Geo. M. Baily, Redfeld,
CockereIs.
LIST. Geo. M. Baily.
2nd. j. l.. Terry.
3rd.. A. G.. Sweetland, Miller.
Pullets.
lst, End, and 3rd, Geo. NJ. Baily.
Pens.
LIST. Geo. M. Billy.
End, j. l.. Terry.
3rd. A. G.. SweetIand
White Rocks, Cocks.
LIST. Mrs A. f. Gentle. Brookings
End. John Nolt. Mt Vernon.
Bird X. N. Hunt. Miller.
Hens.
LIST. End, 3rd, Mrs A. +. Gentle
Cockerals.
lst. John Nolt.
2nd. John Nolt.
3rd. Mrs A. +. Gentle.
PulIets.
LIST. Chas. Struck, Redfield
End. Chas. Struck.
Bird. Z. N. Hunt, Miller.
Pens.
LIST. Chas. Struck.
End Mrs A. T.. Gentle.
White Wyandotes.
LIST. II. B. Sutton, Clark, S. ID.
End. Mrs A. Il. Gentle.
Hens.
LIST and 2nd. II, b. sutton.
3rd. Mrs A. f. Gentle.
Cockerals.
LIST. A. L. Cooper, Miller.
2nd and Bird. II y. Sutton.
Pullets.
Isl, End, 3rd. II. b. Sutton.
Pens.
LIST. IL. B. Sutton.
End. A.. p. Cooper.
Ord. Mrs A. f. Gentle.
Golden Wyondotes -Cockerel
3rd Geo. E. Richardson, Miller.
Pullet.
2nd q. f. Richardson, Miller.
Ord j. ID. Miller, Miller.
Buff WyandotteS Locks.
LET MrcA f. Gentle juvS
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-09
VERDICT is RENDERED
Held Coroncr's Inquest over Body of
Dope" EiCnd.

At a coroner's inquest held at the
Stanley ~ McCuuc undertaking rooms
y, stcrIly afternoon over the body Of
T. A. McCluuahan, who was found
dead i'm bed at a local hotel Satur-
day aftcru0on the jury found that
the deceased met his death of un-
known cause
Rupert Radabaugh a 17-year-old
Tulsa boy, who testified chat he and
two other boys had met McClanahan
g.. 1920 Friday night had spent the
time together until l:30, when he and
McClanahan took the bed together lie
said that his companion had taken
a number Of doses Of dope during
the night and morning and that he
had been sick during the night Rada-
laugh aWolte at about I o'clock, tried
to awaken his companion, ana failing
told the porter and ran home. Several
other witnesses corroborated Rada-
baughs testimony.
The body will be shipped TO Joplin
Mo, McClanahan's former home and
the present home Of his wife. 1t is
likely that his death was q result Of
over dissipation in drugs and "booze,' /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-09
AT THE HOTELS

TULSA--J NJ. Cowan, Milwaukee; w. A.
Myers Kansas City; j. /. McMahon. Wichita
Fails Tex, A. B. Patterson, Houston; W. T.
Arnold, wichita Falls; W. o. McClnuock,
okmolgee L. 4. Lakewood, Independence;
Miikn Okmulgoe. Chas. Parks, oklahoma
City; l.. G. StoCner Oklahoma City. II Mel
SON, New York; II Wertzman, Dallas II
Mendious. New KIRK; Taylor Green, okla.
homa City; T. A. Brooks. Oklahoma City;
c A. Caney, okahoma City; Geo NJ. Me
Daniel, Spaulpa II. G. Brown, Dallas " $.
Macdonald, Joplin; H. p Briggs, Phildael-
phia. II. J. Greye Usage. +. /. McVicker
Kansas City, Sam Herson, Philadelphia. Carl
Kuue. Enid: H. Stcrnherg New York: J
j ordhcin, New York w. r. Cotcoran. Pitts
burg II. Leon, Kansas City; A. u. Stern,
Kansas City; N j. Beatty Warren. Pa
W. H. Baiser. Wichita +. T. Falyey Des
Moncs. To-. Jas II. Gumdish, Independence,
Kan: c. 5 Temple, Chicago: Il. NJ. SKIP
per. McAlister. II Long, Nashville: r.. C.
Poole Waco: u. Cofely, St. Louis, Geo c.
Frcsel oklahoma City; J. +. piuge, okla
a. T Smith, Oklahoma City G. s. Wilkins,
oklahoma City; H. R. Little B,g Heart, Okla
N. f. Blue er, Nuskogee. James Hcruty.
Muskogec. C. 7. Ellis, Muskocec; Emil swan.
SON Muskoge; X. Z. EaNn Independence,
Kan. c. i. Roth, Independence, Kan; /. i.
Hawkins St. Louis: Mr. and Mrs r.
Korst 81 Louis; w. II little. Chattanooga;
A Tahlkenberg. Omaha; W. Il Thompson,
Inld, bkla.t Mr.. ana Mrs. u. n. Beach,
indianapolis Chss. A, straus New York
+ I. Duley, Chicago: j. ". Horner, Kansas
City J, G Hays New York. H. c Bloomcr,
Dallas, r. b. Thompson Kansas City; Chas.
kapp New York; W. Elmo Colyiu Tulsa;
J H. Grculish, Independence Kan. r.
Eohc Salsaw. Okla J. J johnson. Kansas
City, W. N Walker, Oklahoma City, c. d
Webster Colon, Okla
OKLAHOMA r. II. Kenniu Minueapo.
ns, MINI. r. +. Vaughn. Auahemcr, Cdl
J. NJ Lerner. Dewey Okla r l. Easter
Oklahoma city. Mrs Michall Conlan Okla.
homa City: Mrs W. H. Hampton. Oklaho.
ma Cty Mrs. NJ f. May Chickasha, Okla.
Mrs. $ L. Ellis. Chickasha. Okla: Mrs.
Ruth Clmne:s oklahoma City Mittie Cotton
Ierumsch Okla; Miss Coriure Hardin. Te
.umseh Okla. H. v CLARK. Kansas City;
Mrs Robert n. Conuel Hugo Okla. Mrs
James Dewease. Hugo Okla. Mrs. Anna Lee
Gill Hugo, Okla Mrs G. G. Baird, Grant
Okla. Mrs G, l.. Bradfield Wyunewood
Okla. Miss Charlotte Sebastian Wewota
Okla: Mrs n d. White Holdenyire. Okla.
r. r Baird. Grant Okla. q W. Pierce
Oklahoma city Irene kirke Carthage Mo
K = Garluer. Sapuina. OKLA. A. + Levernz
thanute Kan. ". II. Palson. Da las. Tex
Lawrence Arusman. Tulsa Mrs A. T. Walk.
er, Shawnee, Okla; H. Z. Kline. Memphis.
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FINE WHITE Waist 81. el6 East Third
SILK PErTlCoATs 81. 2I6 sast Third
street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OAK dining table aud four
chairs Phone llB9
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for II G.. Holmes World Bldg. |
II Unless you mean business and are |
ready TO work, don't answer.
,~~>~-~---~,~-~,-->~~>-~--
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Nursing by practical nurse Phone
Illy.
FOR An EXPERIENCED nurse phone 1868
or 437o. Reasonable Miss Rose.
WANTED Plain general house work in eity
or out by elderly ,ulJrod woman. Phone
e12O.
EXPERIENCED colorcd chauffeur desiring
position, can furnish references. Phone
WANTED-Plaee to work for board and room
by boy attending nigh school Box 204,
Mounds, Okla.
WANTED--A refined youur lady wants po,..
tion as houSekeepcr, excellent cook refer.
ences Phone 7g7
WANTED Position as chauffeur or auto.
mobile mechanic hy young man four years
experience. Phone Red 1899.
WANTED By couple who have own fur.
niture place on farm or iu oil field Call
2ot North Elwood. Phone 82l3
COMPETENT steuographer and office man
wants position: married and good habits
good references 1929 care Of World.
WANTED-Position by young lady book
keeper or cashier. experienced. Al ref
crence anywhere In state. Box l43j care OF
World
WANTED-By experienced single man,
strictly temperate: steady work on ranch
or caring for stock. Address J W. Avery
sand Springs.
WANTED BY competent accountant. small
=, set of books Of other clerical work any
line; to do evenings Also typewriter oper
ator. Phone Black 1927.
EXPERIENCED bookseeper and office man
desirtg position: can use typewriter and
capable Of handling correspondence, also eK-
perenced clothing and shoe clerk Address
Tenant 222 South Twelfth street, Fort
Smith Ark
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
RED GROSS Aprons 75c. go Eas. Third
FOR sALE-Lo,s Of dolls. PIG East Third
DRESSING sacques 35c 2lG Las, Third
street
HOUSE Dresser $50 ZIG East Third
street.
you have been thinking Of getting a farm
in Arkansas. DO it now!
FOR sALE-One electric Fan. good as new
lurge size. Phone Red 1888
cash. j. \. Oweus, East Third street
FOR sALE--A nicely fitted up spring wagon
for camping. Phone 107 or call at u
North Main.
FOR SALE- Cheap, good drop head Singer
sewing machine, adjustable dress form
and bicycle Cal 1910 South Cincinnati.
Phone Black a542.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOVELTIES IN Chinaware 2lo East Third
WANTED-sub let studio Room 20s Texas
Bldg Gcrnane Sparks.
FOR RENT-Basemen rooms, cheap, also
stable All North Boston.
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MOTORCYCLES
FOR sALE--M Motorcycle magnetic ignition,
free engine. sin gle cy nder good c5ndiiic-
500. III West First street.
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LIVE STOCR
FOR SALE-Good driving Or delivery b Sc.
Phone Black 413t.
FOR sALK-Ni1o high-csss mich cows;
one or ell Phone r.. 5109.
FOR SALE-Good work horse burgy and
harness. cheap. 1851 South Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-09

WANTED rO RENl-A sM or seven room
bungalow. must Doe close lu and ON tho
South Sido Phone 1885
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-09
UNFINISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Tuo uufuniahed rooms Cl3
North Cincinnati
FOR BENT-rwo uniuruished rooms close
in IA West Easton
FOR RENI-IwO or three uufirnishad
rooms With or with9g. barn; private family
I07 North MaybeIL