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Graham guardian., 1915-08-06
First Publication. July 9-5t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Serial No. 024270

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Serial No. 024270
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
June 29, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel
B: Tenney, Jr., of Thatcher, Arizona,
who on January %, 1914, made addi-
tional homestead entry, No. 02427O, for
NEt NW4, Section 20; SET SW4, SW4
SEA, Section II, Township rs, Range %
E., G. and S. R. B. and Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before R. w.
Smith, Clerk, Superior Court, at Solo
monville, Arizona, on the 10th day of
August, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Oscar Webster, Jared Elmer, Nathan
E. Combs, Ollie Webster, all of Cen
tral, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-06
STATE OF ARIZONA, /
COUNTY OF GRAHAM. =

STATE OF ARIZONA, / ..
COUNTY OF GRAHAM, '''
This instrument was acknowledged
before me this 8th day of July, 1915,
by 2. C. PRINA. M. P. MCEUEN, and
A. H. FERRIN, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument and who
stated to me that they executed the
same for the purpose and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office.
[NoTARIAL SEALl LEE N. STRATToN,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Mch. 2, 1916.
Filed in the Office of the Arizona Cor
poration Commission this 10th day of
Jul. A. D. 1915 at 1000 A. NJ, at re-
quest of STRATToN g. LYNCH, whose
post Office address is Stafford, Arizona.
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION,
By F. A. JONES,
Chairman.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-06

Hokus: Skinnum boasts that he
believes in doing the greatest good
to the greatest number.
Pokus: Yes; but Skinnum always
regards number one as the greatest
number. Judge.
Graham guardian., 1915-08-06
Recommends Chamberlain's Col.
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Il never hesitate to recommend
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy" writes Sol
Williams, merchant, Jesse, Tenn.
Il sell more of it than of any other
preparations of like character. |
have used it myself and found it
gave me more relief than anything
else | have ever tried for the same
purpose" For sale by Stafford
Drug Co. adv-25-4t
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ENGLISH FINANCERS



hciais were but poorly Informed OF
the situation.
Relief Plans Unknown.
There was less talk to-day of the
possibility that rates would fall so
low as TO result in curtailment OF
American exports. Discussion Gen.
tered on Great Britain's remedial
plans. none of which New York bank
ers profess. II known here.
In the absence of these plans Il
was assumed that the contemplated
credit loan TO be established here
would be OF such proportions that il
would be national. rather than a New
York, affair. In respect to participa-
ton. Bankers from all the reserve
centers of the country. IL was said.
would be invited 20 share in establish
ing the loan. The collateral. il was
said, probably would consist not only
of approved American securities. but
CT Canadian and South American
bonds. carefully selected. as well.
In addition to this collateral. bank
ers here plan to have the British Dor
rowers cover II with an issue OF notes
thus doubly riveting the security.
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Rka Rrinfa

ANel Hellstern of Woodiawn. LEFT the
nrst OF the week for Pittsburgh. Pa
where he viii attend school
homer NelSon OF the Pike district Is
spending a few days the guest OF rel.
atives az Cambridge Ohio.
boyd Hilton Of Warwood spent last
evening the guest OF friends at Greggs-
Dr. and Mrs. 4. F. Hustead and Miss
Nancy Peterson OF Woodsdale returned
last evening from the Hampshire Club
The Dimmey Athletics OF Edgwood
fall season.
The Greggsville eighth grade baseball
Wool eighth grade team on Friday. sep
several from the pike district will at
Lend the Washington County fair AZ
ashington. Pa. today. while others
vii attend the ST. Clairsville fair.
Marshall avenue. Elm Grove. 10 the
smith property IN Overlook
russell Dunbar. who has been sion
ping al the Naples hotel. Elm Grove
LETT Yesterday for his home at Cumber-
Elwood Jones Of Washington. Pa q.
visiting friends at Park View.
}. p. Nichols OF the pike district will
oItfr Ms eutrc dairy herd for public
sale on Thursday. September 10
Henry Huffman OF Fulton H. con-
structing a new wall In the rear OF his
road
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Ulrich. Jr. and
FAMILY or WoOdlawu are FpendinE "A few
DAYS AZ Cameron willing friends
The household goods Of y. %. Dennis
OF klm Grove we're sold yesterday under
a distress warrant. by Squire Wickhan
OF the city. The majority OF the articles
were sold az reasonable prices.
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that such an understanding would be
followed by insistent action by the
United states TO stop interferences
with neutral commerce by Great
Britain and her allies which prevent
Germany from importing food supplies
for her civil population.
Count Won Bernstorff's letter re.
Nealed for first time that Germany had
prepared an answer TO the Lusitania
not which was about TO be dispatched
when the Arabic was destroyed.
Secretary Lansing interpreted lin.
err as used in the letter. to mean all
peaceful merchant ships. Later in in
formal conversation the German am
bassador explained that regular pass.
enger vessels were meant There
seemed to be no disposition. however.
10 question the intention OF the Berlin
government TO grant the fundamental
demands OF the United States and of.
fcials were inclined TO wait for the
formal communication without dis
cussing the meaning of terms.
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U. S. RECOGNIZED
toonanu.a From Tir,, P.r.,

marine which torpedoed the liner sub.
scquenuy was sunk by "A British man.
oi.war az has been suggested both
from Berlin and London. the Berlin
foreign onice ls expected 90 send its
disavowal az soon as reasonable
time she passed without report from
its commander
Once the situation growing out Of
The Arabic incident has been disposed
Of tho response 20 the Ions uuan.
swcred American note on the I.ur.
tania will be- dispatched. and 10 Ger.
many explanations and proposals JOB
ibis case are accepted by the United
states. both officials and diplomat.
hero expect the way to bo cleared for
q complete understandings between the
two governments on the subject OF
freedom OF the seas
Hope For Understandina
ln German circles ft be- freely ad.
mittod that Boz Berlin hope prevails
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FIRE DESTROYS
CcOnsanusd from FIRST PaE.J

.ceeded in removing their records 10
the adjoining office which is con-
structed of pressed tile and is nre-
proof.
The building. which with its con
tents was destroyed. contained all the
planning machinery and other fixtures
Of the company in addition 10 sew
eral thousand feet OF planned lumber
and other valuable material
Building Was Insured.
NJ. l.. Maxwell. general manager OF
the company. when seen by an In
telligencer reporter last evening. SAID
that il would be impossible for MIN
to correctly estimate the loss. How
ever. he said that the building was
insured and that he expected that the
insurance would cover about eighty
per cent OF the loss. which was est
mated at approximately 900 me
insurance is distributed between a
dozen or more companies.
When asked as To whether or noT
the company would rebuild. MIR. Max
well said that he was unab Bile 10 say
at the present time just what action
would he taken and whether or not
they would replace the building ,e-
stroyed last evening.
The fire was one Of the largest ever
seen in Martins Ferry and lighted I'D
the entire town with its reflection.
Practically the entire population
turned out and many volunteer fire
men were OF great assistance in pre-
venting the spreading Of the flames.
lneendairism Suspected.
Police patrolled the scene OF the
fire Immediately following the turn
ing in Of the alarm. While no out
ward expressions as TO the probable
cause would be made BY either the
city officers. or the officials Of the
company. 10 was plain that they we're
working on the theory of possible in
cendiarism. Persons who could not
give q good account Of themselves.
and why they were about the build
ings OF the company were told polite
ly but firmly 10 move on.
Fire Chief RalstOn and his men
worked like beavers. but were handi-
capped in their work from two direct
points-first the length OF time the
fire had burned before they arrived.
and second. tFe shet iron weather
boarding not burning and hindering
the direct flow Of the water onto the
blaze
Wilbur Hazlett fireman on Hook
and Ladder company. and Harold
montgomery. fireman on Liberty com.
pany were overcome with smoke and
given over 10 the care Of Dr. 4. W
Arbaugn. With a little work the men
we're revived and taken 10 their homes
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West Africa. The allied troops, &C
cording to London and Paris. are Wig.
orously on the offensive and captur.
ing towns and forcing the surrender
OF large numbers OF their opponents.
Paris announces the capture of the
island OF Ruad. lying in the Mediter-
ranean. eff the coast OF Syria. A
Berlin semi-official despatch SAYS an
allied cruiser had foundered off the
coast Of Asia Minor. near Smyrna.
Although there have been unoffi-
cial reports that Japanese probably
would be sent to the aid OF the Rus
SLAMS. the Russian embassy at Toxic
announces that the Russians have not
requested the assistance Of the Jap
anese.
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Sterling Drops in London.

LONDON. Sept. l.. 1870 p. M
Sterling dropped to $44S in the for
eign exchange markets here today.
The sensational drop would have
created something akin TO alarm in
the city but for the knowledge that the
banks have actively taken the arrange.
ment OF the matter in hand and the
belief that the trouble will be over
very shortly.
Today's erratic movement in cable
transfers, which closed yesterday at
S4.5s and opened at $4.54iz frightened
merchants into covering their near
and forward positions. This created a
great demand for dollars on a short
market. forcing the rate down TO S44S.
AZ this rate a large quantity of ammu-
milton securities were marketed. there
by helping a recovery 10 $i63. But
the market was still very uncertain
and closed around $452iA.
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LONDON. Sept O.. 1915 %. m.-Con.
tinurd progress for the Germans and
Austrian7 along the eastern battle
front are recorded b. Berlin and
Vienna. Luisk Russian fortress ir
southern NOlhynia. a short distance
from The Gaucian boundary. has been
captured bf Che Au.tfians. tho Rua.
slams have been driven into the outer
line N fort. fO Ihn west of gr0dro
and Tho strenuous resistance of The
Russians ln Eastern gaIicia. which
bad held up The forward movement
NJ inn Germans has boon brot
ON and Ile town of /bor0w captured
according f0 tHe Berlin and Vienna
official statement
ln the four months FIGHTING Do.
tween The huaIrDgcrmana and tho
Hu eiauf 100000 Uu Jams. accord
inE t0 tho German official rsfimate.
have been accounted for or fHa.a
1000 were BILLED or wounded. fhe
fef bo.uE taken prisoner mod. ar
.uIdIn. iD Berlin. means tho nbUfars.
ton of fHa entire Hu.I froo8. er
Hfrrd In IHn hrHIrriu. of fIa Ton.
tonic often .IFr movement In Poland
and HI. i1. fHrIf places hatfnr .Irra
boon h'I'd h' troops Withdrawn from
other rrrIur. rnf hI reasoned mon
Bia Guns al Work
AGAIN fHn hIH .un. OF fHr combat.
amt. have been DOING most of fbe
WoIf "n fhe western front Out apnar
emily with Hfiia damage fo either ..de
OIL. D.. gathered from official r.p1rf
ON fh. Nu.froII1IHu iron. tfere
'',' Boon artillery duel. aHd here
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The First Principle
of Good Health

one great medical authority de-
rlare4 that sluggish bowels are the
cause of more tuuu hair tno ms that
nliInn QUICKLY Affects fhe liver and
niNer organs. % that Indigestion and
tnnaiIratlun arn soon followed hV BILL
IuuHurrr. hrnHnrHra rnrnrfr "a
hffail ana generally dlaarraugcd
condition ~ She " tenn
loIeg tathnrtic Tablets ere an
iIral uhraIr. Tor their acflon fa whole
some anu thoroughly cleansing. with
out Eripinr. nausea or iurouVerIrurn.
IHcN iuVlrurnfo ana strengthen the
bowel action and have n good effect
on The stomach and liver
Il. T. lrFrF. Green Nav. Wis
writes For a LONG time I eunered
Nothing seemed 90 help me. q fnaIIv
recurad FoloT cathartir Tablets anf
on pleased % state they have cured
mo. They are The finest rafharffr 10
take : have evrr used and their eject
ia quick and SURE
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The kidnapping of ittle girl by a
woman In an auto al Peters Run. near
Eltn NroNe. tuesday. created consider
able excitement The orrrctats 49,.
notlhed and officer Walter Worls over
TOOK the auto on McCoilOch street The
woman ano child were taken 10 the city
ntli. where the matter was adjusted
II appears az though the mother and
rather 90 the child had separated ana
the father had placed the child among
relatives. The mother wanted nossess
sion OF the child so she decided 10 Kid
nap the child IN an auto. which she aid
me natter was settled by the officials
and upon the consent Of the father. the
mother departed with the child The
names OF the parties were suppressed
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GRAND ATLANTIC
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Hotaes TO Manufacturers. Jobbsr.- 80
chants and Otheru Wholesale Doaisra
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control Of the State
~ It's ottice at Charleston. West Virginia.
Ie- furnishing supplies for the several
ment CT which f. vested In said Hoard
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
thlnSs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference
Lists CT supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-u Charleston West Vtrglnfa
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AEorHnn AGLraAroR

Inr .IN Of WH..IIrE IL. ruv fnr proud
or HnHfNrr zeal IItH HIIIrI .Uf.
I' II Shout two nrI Hu..hnIf frrf f.rr
anu vas purchased Yesterday rrnu. fE.
In'|.r flah store MANAGER f.
.'mHHn IIHr. m fh. TAYLOR uah mara.f.
LH. hHn tHr HIIIrHfur Ir fH. show ID. In
d.H oft thn store fur several days aud DO
iA'.'l OBJ" nIifniIuu of fnr city nfn.
IH.. Accordingly. HnrU rHr.IrnarH 10
yesterday ard viii place be- Within che
.'fg'u Iu OBJ. public fountain Dol. b. 81
.faI INfN NftIr follow and promises fu
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Rernstorffs Letter.

Won Bernstorff's letter to Secretary
Lansing. was as follows:
With reference TO our conversation
of this morning, ] beg to inform you
that my instructions concerning our
answer to your last Lusitania note
contain the following passage:
Liners will not be sunk BY our
submarines without warning and with
out safety OF the lives OF non-cOm-
batants. provided that the liners do
not try TO escape or offer resistance.
Although 7 know that you do not
wish to discuss the Lusitania question
until the Arabic incident has been def
nitely settled. I desire TO inform you
Of the above because this policy OF my
government was decided on before the
Arabic incident occurred
u have no objection Of your making
any use you may please OF the above
information
- remain. my dear Mr.. Lansing.
Very sincerely yours.
lSigncdJ j. Bernstorfi
Go Ahead with Plan.
WASHINGTON. Sept / - With
danger Of serious trouble with Ger
many apparently removed. President
Wilson. % was said authoritativ6iy.
tonight believes hc can proceed with
more freedom in the development OF
bis national defense plans because
there can be no suspicion that they
are directed against any particular
nation
The President idea. 90 was said
Del 90 prepare program for several
cars in advance and in doing 30 10
secure the expert opinion Of army
and navy Officers who have been
watching military development on
Europe
Erpendijuresd for the army an
navy are fo be- Kept aF low as the
President thinks consistent with the
plans to Do prasented to him by sec.
retari's Garrison and Daniels
LONDON Sept O.. e.0s a. m The
London MorninE new papcrs. while
rccognIling that President Wilson has
secured an important concession from
Germany with rcEard 90 Germany
uhmarinc warfare. express the belief
hat Tho president viii not bo content
with DO. but from thc point Of Wow thaf
Count Won Borneforn note TO serrr.
tarN ri State Lansing indicates that
Dr Won Bethmann UollweF. the grf.
man imperial chancellor. has frrer
hand. They express satisfaction over
th' improved outlook of tho situation
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FORTRESS OF LUTSK


pouring an avalanche OF shells into
the German lines In the west u b.
noe believed that this ammunition
would be used simply for the purpose
Of damaginE the German trenches and.
therefore. an early general offensive
Is looked for.
Except from Kamerun. where the
British and French report successes
over the Germans. there is no news
from other battle fronts
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members OF Panama lodge No. g. Shield
OF Honor or Elm Grove last evenipS
up big Wheeling creek at CampbeiIs
Grove. was well attended. An elaborate
proved very pleasant and entoyabie
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IN THE EAST.

PETROGRAD. sept 4 Via I.onao,
IIl5 ?. m,-The official communication
s ns,'l pubic By the war office tonight
''on the Rigs-Dvinsk front the enemy
ourlng the course OF August 30-31 only
richstadt. where there is no importsnt
change In the situation
on the right bank OF Vlliya We have
continued TO advance successfully and
during the 30th captured four guns and
machine guns from the Germans ne
tween the Niliya and the Niemen the enc
Orsny.
ION the RICH bank ofthe Meret Chanka
river ,. INC lighting is stiil OF the same
ments which had been surrounded 6y
the enemy broke through and annihilat-
go Serinan BATTALION. taking 20 prison
ers' including one officer.
In the district west OF Grodno on the
slst. We repulsed a series OF vigorous at
tacks by the Germans.
TN the remainder OF the front there
- no important change in the dispose
lion OF our forces as far as the Pripet
In the direction Of Lutsk and in Ga
llSla We are holding the enemy while
Mltharawing TO a less extended front.
put at the same time inflicting heavy
losses on the enemy's troops
The total Austro-Germans made pris-
oner exceeds 100 Officers and 900 men
OF whom one-third are Germans, includ-
ing some dozens OF subalterns
The enemy made most stubborn at
lacks during August 30-3i in the dis
tricts Of Radziechow. Zolvtcheff Zb1-
row. and Bourkanoff on the Stripa and
AT Boutchatch. The enemy was repulsed
everywhere suffering enormous losses.
In the region OF Zborow the enemy made
series OF repeated attacks which were
tolloWed by counter offensives on our
SIDE. The fighting In the region OF
Bourkanoff and Boutchatch also has
been remarkable for its fierceness
mere We repulsed numerous attacks
by our fire and at the Point Of the bayo-
net. At some points the enemy was IN
able TO stand the hand-to-hand fighting
and withdrew 10 his trenches leaving
prisoners In. our hands"
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IN The CITY

We have 6-roomed home for sale
on Eleventh Street near Eon. Has
STATE roof. stone foundation and is in
me condition. Owner will take $500
for IL.
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SEC uIN-1u Tucrdny August a. faf.
90 o. O'Clock u r.. af So. 81 seven.
t.rnth street. PAULINE H srGt.fN
HErl OF years '-''
uu~r1I IrHu her late residence No Cd
r'' .nI.'uIn street. uu Friday rarrr.
InE. september Ord. fnfE ~ rn
f''rk trquieW htEh mass nt 81
L.ruUnf Ht Greenwood. a.rrerar.
frI'nIa n. The family reatcrtfuuF ir.
fIfrI fH attend ''
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Italian Statement

ROME, sept. ]. Via Paris sept ..
~ 30 "a. m.-Thc official statement is
sued by the Italian general headquart-
ers under date Of September I and made
public tonight says.
ON the upper Noce river our artillery
opened fire on the enemy entertainments
constructed opposite the position re-
Gently conquered by uE al the head or
the Strino valley. Well-ulaccI shells
damaged the entertainments aud COM
PEELED the defenders 90 abandon a pOr-
tiop of them.
The cnemy.s artillery on Monte Pan
arutta. tn Val SuEaua. renewed the
homhardment or Borgo. now deserted.
and batteries posted boz tho cuViruua 81
thTrz tn The turdovolr valley. uue ned
FIRE on tapriic. damaging tho hospital
In the TIeZzp basin our adversary
has thrown e number Of iunnmmablo
shrupnel on the houses. causing rrrsn
During the nirht ~ me ~, the
lions on the slopes o. Eumbon. but dId
not ep beyond directing 600 Intense arr
ull"rN and rifle nre uu tnrn
tn iur tareu front late uu the night
uf flr HMth during violent storm the
enemy made two attacks hl the uEnt uf
full'Ha OF brilliant rockets but our
troops were able. thanks fH e. wtIi-ruu.
During rFtuurHIraHuDcH pushed weII uu
Or INr HUfHuN.H illness we were tUf. 70
NI".r'. tnff fNf enemy was engaged boz
ffHIH'IUE 'Nf mon lining fhr trenches
h' ff..n troops who arrived during the
Haf frN darH
Irs ula..H. toned HrfIvIfr shown
hI tn. enemy In fle form off artillery
INTENDED f' mass movement ~
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FOR SALE

ron SALE-lfO acres pa miles .o,,,b-
east OF 81. Clairsville. Ohio. ON 81
- airsNille and Bellaire county road. on
me u. 4 %. railroad and on the Wabasb
TTallIosdt y mile from Railroad Station.
IToouctiNe and with an Abundance oT
water. Comparatively level for the
locallty room frame house with hot
water system for heating. Large barn
WAGON shed' grainery. corn crib and auto
mousse iarBe, chicken house and other nee
essary buildings. Reasonable price VIII
sen as whole or in parts TO suit pur-
Sh IN, Payment TO suit buyer. VIII
> coal sold, other veins. 2 OF these on
the surface. Prospect good for oil and
see for yourself. National 81, Richiand.
se-2-g
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DIED

McohEooH-Hu Tuesday August afst
l.. nf N.tn o'clock b. Co.,. I'd the ONT.
aul.h GENERA Hospital MRS IIt,
Eur in hfr tfnd year
un'r1I Ihuredur. Scrfculber O. Al %
n. af tno Family rceIdrucr Is N0rfh
Front street.. luffrmrnt tsrrrnv.oot
,emctrr1. Friends of the family ini-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LOIia BerraChN

A-oNAlS DC r Z - g nv
fUNEFtAL DIRECTOR ANo
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER.
va and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day az Ma,
Store Phones eaB
&. J. a. rtachv. Nat Phone aesep
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trI.asf uIOka ie HunfIrr around f.r s
lHHI place fH hide HI. ..TIuI..f ...II..
fIIuE nFtuc judge.
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. ..is. ,r'-r"-n' viii b. OF Greenwood
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BFeummer G. HiIdebIand

%. Eunerel Directors ana mnbaiws~..
terner MafEet and TwenfV-asrrr,F 81.
Aelephone aeI. Open dar and .irbt-
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FoH 6ALE-Bargain on lower end ~ Is
land' room house and hath above
Sl-toot flood. cement walks. cellar and
\ and ? Steenrod addition. Mount A.
Shantal 40 foot. or so foot lots
-Nat. talA- au1O-f
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10th Street Home

FOR SALE-A two story brick Dwelling
or rooms. bath. attic. laundry etc
win double two story brick OF Z
rooms each In the rear. Lot fronts 80
feet on 10th street and so feet on the
Alley. WIZ sell as whole or in two
parts.