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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
s5a,7oo.OO

For the above II will be necessary
to levy a s 1/10 mill tax. Besides
this a levy Of 3 4/l0 mill for county
school purposes. raising about $685.
3s2.1S; 2 $40 mill for state tax.
raising about s2s.13S.25; / 7/1o
mill for a sinking fund for new
court house. raising about $17.-
69l.0S: 2 mills In order TO take care
OF interest on warrants and reduce
the outstanding warrants. raising
about s2o.s13.04. making total Of
15 mills; and mills for roads. rails
Ing about ssS.699.6o.
In view OF the fact that the as
sessed valuation OF Josephine county
is 1886. 10000 less for the current
year than for the preceding year. 1t
necessitates n greater levy.
The levy will be made Saturday.
December 4. 1915. at 10 o'clock
a. m. II any person wants to dis
cuss the same he must be present at
that time.
Z. l.. CoBURN,
Goa County Clerk.
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PROPOSED TAX LEVY
FOR FUNDS FOR 1915

The following 10 the proposed tax
levy for tho year 1915. 70 'be collect
Cd during 1915:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
Gunootton Amber.

Nitrocotton that produces such pow,
erful powder also produces beautiful
initiation OF amber Claim Is made
that II one buys a meerschaum pipe
with an amber piece six inches long at
what seems to be an unusually low
price, one may rely upon Il being col.
lodlon-a solution Of euncotton in eth
or. The cloudy effect which some
smokers like Ii produced by u largc
amount OF cnmnhor In the solution
Nitrocotton also produces ii,e sub.
stitute for tortoise shell.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
CITY REGISTRATION

The annual general city election for
the City Of Grants Pass will be held
on Monday. December 8, 1915. All
electors OF the city desiring to vote at
this election should register. The
registration books are open in the
auditors Office In the city hall.
Special attention will be given to
registering from o'clock p. m. to
5 o'clock .. m. each day Of this week.
Yours truly.
590tf H. II. BASLER, Auditor.
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MASON TELLS WHAT
WAR MOVES MEAN
tpy rnIted Press Leased Wire. }

| tDy United Press Leased wire.J
New York. Nov. 20. The reported
apture OF Monastir, whether true or
lot. means that the Dulgars are
lrcsaIny toward the Greek border
D order to embroil Greece with the
lilies For should the Serbs take re-
ngc In Greece before the oncoming
Il their pursuers. the fact would not
,elp the allies representatives In
lthens. iuasmuch ms tho Greeks
you'd probably iatcrn them and thus
laise a row with thefallIes over this
loursc, ny entering the MonastIr
'eglon tho Bulgars exposed their east
'rn flank to an allied attack. This
stack. however. has not been de-
ivered
This fact must strengthen the pro-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
PORTLAND MARKETS

Wheat Club. ss@s5; bluestem,
s5@97A.
Oats-No. l white feed. 24@24.75,
Barley--Brewing, 2S@ 1880; feed,
26.50@2S.
Hogs-Best live, 6.05@6.10.
Prime steers. 6.75@7; fancy cows,
5.25; best calves. 7@7.50.
Spring lambs. 7.50.
Butter-City creamery. S1M.
Eggs-Selected local extras, Al
@42.
Hens, ls@1sM; broilers, 12@
12h; geese. II.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Notice Is hereby given that an ini
tiatiye petition was on the nth da,
OF November. 1915. filed with tn.
undersigned. Auditor and Polict
Judge, asking that certain proposet
charter amendment be submitted Il
the legal voters Of the City Of Grants
Pass for their approval or rejection
at the regular general election to b
held in said City on the 9Th day O
December, 1915, o brief statement o.
the tenor and effect OF said petition
being as follows.
AN ACT
To propose an amendment to
the charter OF the City Of Grants
Pass by adding thereto Section
1866. which said amendment pro-
vides for the purchase and ac-
quisition by the City Of the
Rogue River Water Works sys-
TEN, under and pursuant to an
offer made to the City therefor,
which said offer by said amend
ment is expressly accepted, and
TO authorize Tor the purpose of
the purchase and acquisition of
said water works system an is
sue of bonds Of the City In the
sum OF one hundred twenty
thousand dollars ($120,000.00),
as provided in said amendment,
which said bonds shall be known
as City OF Grants Pass Five Per
Cent Water Bonds. providing for
the form Of said bonds and the
coupons attached thereto. and
authorizing the council to levy
such an additional tax each year
in an amount sufficient to pay
the annual interest Of said bonds
and the principal thereof as
same mature, and authorizing
and instructing the mayor and
recorder to sign same and affix
the seal of the city thereto and
to do any and all acts necessary
to carry into effect the provi-
sions of said amendment;
said proposed amendment will b
printed In pamphlet form by the Cit,
and copies mailed to every lega
voter within the city whose address /
known. not later than ten (10) day
before said general election, and ca
be had at the Office of the Audito
and Police Judge thereof upon appli
cation.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon. thi
10th day Of November. 1915.
H. H. BASLER,
Auditor and Police Judge
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A New View.

"what a nice, kind man Nero wasr'
"what2 Why, the wretch addled
while Rome burnedl"
II know, He'd probably waited all
his life for a chance when he wouldn't
disturb any one." lss
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
TO MOVE MoNTENEGRIN
CAPITAL TO SCUTARI

Berlin. via Wireless to Sayville,
l., l., Nov. 20.--The Montenegrins
are preparing to move their capital
from Cettinje to Scutarl, according
to a Vienna dispatch today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
wOULD-BE SUICIDE RUNS
OUT OF AMMUNITION

Upton. Ind, Nov. 20.--After
Amos Keag, As years old, had fred
three bullets into his abdomen and
two into his head, he asked friend
to reload the gun that he might kill
himself. He'll recover.
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TIME CARD
California and Oregon Coast
Railroad Company
rrafE GARD

(The Oregon Caves Route)
Effective Monday. October IS. 1915
Train No. lv. Grants Pass 700 am.
Arrives Wuderville 5000. 500 am.
Train No. : ". wilderviile 500 pm.
Arrives Grants Pass....-.-. 900 pm.
Every day In the week, including
Sunday
All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner of @ and Eighth streets
opposite the Southern Pacific depot,
For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the ONCE of the company, Public Ser.
vice building, or phon lS8-R fol-
same.
Train will stop on flag at any point
between Grants Pass and Wilderville
Passengel service every day in the
week.
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! Classified Advertising


I. o. CLEMENT. N. D.--Practics
limited to disssses Of the eye. ear,
nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
Once hours s-12. rs. ana on ap-
poiatment. Once phone 81; resi-
dence phone 1851.
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DECORATORS AND PAINTERS

PAPERHANGNG. graining. paint
ing. For best work at lowest
prices phone 2s5-J. c. G. Plant,
South Park street
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

DR.. ED BYwATER Specialist on
diseases II eye. ear. nose and
throat; glasses fitted. ONCE hours
. to IL q. M. . to 5 p. m. Phones:
Res. 2s4-J; ONCE, 257-J. Schmidt
Building. Grants Pass. Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters OF School District No. Of
Josephine County. State OF Oregon.
that special school meeting Of said
district will he held at Central school
building on the 27th day Of Novem-
Der. 1915. at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon. to vote on the proposition Of
leyying q special district tax.
The purposes for which the money
to be raised by this levy shall be ex-
pended are shown by the following
itemized budget. which is hereby
made a part of this notice:
Teachers salaries. ....$2S. .025. 90
Furniture .................... 10000
Apparatus ............... 10000
Library books. ................... 10000
Repairs OF school houses.
outbuildings. etc. ..,,..... 100000
Playground apparatus ...... 10000
Transportation or pupils.... 5000
Janitors' salaries .............. $4,000
Janitors' supplies ...-...... 100000
Fuel ....................,,....., 10000
Light 1880
Clerks salary .............,..... $4,000
Postage and stationery. 1900
Interest ON bonds. 4,s15.Oo
Sinking fund .................... 2.70O.00
Total. tal................................S36,7 $4,000
Dated this 27th day Of October,
1915.
EDWARD s. vANDYKE,
District Clerk.
l.. B. HALL,
st Chairman Board Of Directors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
BROWN
0BSEQU.ES HELD
Body Accompanied to Man
gum by Bar Association
, Committee and Others

TUE body Of the late Justice Gibson
"A Brown of the Oklahoma state
supreme Court who died In his prl
vatc office In the Lawrence building
Monday morning at IL o'clock, follow
Ing sudden stroke OF appoplexy. will
arrive In Mangum, Greer County. Okla
homH, his home, ut Las "Wednesday
afternoon, In n private car. The chr
left oklahoma city at $50 wednes
day morning on the Rock Island.
The funeral win be In charge Of the
Masons, NJ which organization Justice
Brown was n member. He was a thir.
ty second degree member Of the order
The hody was accompanied from
this city To Mangum, by the members
of the Immediate family, relatives,
state officials his fellow justices and
members of the Oklahoma Bar Assdfi
alton, AS well M numerous friends. II
had lain In state In front OF the an
preme court bench, from IL to'clock
Tuesday morning until o o'clock I'm the
afternoon when II w@ taken 10 n local
undertaking establishment.
The pail bearers who offirlateJ he.
tween the undertaking parlors and the
Rock Island station we're: Kari n
viking, William Hobbs Jndve
Thomas A. Doyle, y. l.. Trimble n 4.
Ihrcadglll, G. L. King NJ. W. Trultt
4. T. Williams and A. Y. Pearson
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK



sheep ., ,.....-.s..t ,-.',t.... thOp
YARD NOTES More feeder cattle are
moving countrywArd this week than any
time this season. II IL apparent that beef
mnkerA and corn growers are convinced
that corn will be worth less than bOc
a bushel, II that, and that II viii re-.
Quire a mighty bad beef market TO sell
al any such price on the hoof Several
100 head sets have gone to Oklahoma lots
mostly 10 small feeders and usually they
ARE followed by tho big fellows,
Additional Information regards Monday :
big run at Kansas city, some 4S,0O head,
explains that about 10 per cent Of the
run consisted OF atochert. In fact there
was not even a normal supply OF beef
The crowd IL idle and II looks like II
good time to put up for feeding II the
old saying that Ito follow the crowd Is
dangerous" The crowd isn't going this
season.
When a competitive market sends In 400
calves to sell here, II is a sure sign thnt
this Ia the better outlet That was the
case today the lot coming from Texas
sud selling az - cwt
CATTLE MARKET A famine followed
the feast on schedule today, sbut 500
head coming after Tuesday's good sized
supply. II has time rest, too, dealers In
stoksrs being anxious to make n clearance
as soon As possible and the shortage u
fresh arrivals smoOthed matters cOnsid
erably. Few NJ today's run went TO pack
srs, f1vecar lot " Texas steers at 80, 10
being the largest sale and this was called
steady. She stock was steady 10 So taking
the best In CArlot cows RtOckers were
unchanged al Tuesdays l0d l5c drop and
ihe movement 10 the country late yestrr.
day aud today made It n question whether
this take.off would live tO hurt suyone
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"DAMAGED GOODS"
IN MOTION PICTURES
Play Which Has Been Sensation Of
Stagedom Was First Produced Tn.
der Difficultles-PhotOplay nj Folly

Damaged Goods the remarkable
drama which has now been Put
Into motion pictures, only saw
the light NJ day after desperate fight
Tor lts production. II will he shown
Thursda. Friday aud Samrda, ut the
Folly theater
Richard Bennett, the actor who
starred In and put on the stage pro.
ductiop and who now appears In the
motion pictures, played a role " her
oism In behalf OF humanity when he
set out To get the play produced. n
ne had not won, the pictures could not
be seen today.
Mr. Bennett chanced 10 overhear n
conversation In a broadway cafe one
day three years ago. Two diners were
discussing strange play by Eugene
BrleuN, n French drnmatlst Of note
What Bennett heard led him to Get aud
read the book lie became inspired
with the moral mission aud the power
OF the story, He determined to put Il
on the stage.
II wns q long heartbrpaking fight
mat followed, He met obstacles NJ
every step. Two theatres were prom.
lHed him and then refused when the
nature of the startling play was.
learned He tried 20 put II on nj n
hotel aud was turned down Actors
and actresses deserted him. llut pa
uence and work trlumrhed Al last hc
got a theatre.
The world knows what happened
then. The country was swept with n
sensation Men and women fought To-
get Into the playhouse 10 sce this dar'
i''E prenchment of the stage
The veil Of secrecy about the great
disease scourge " the race was torn
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Cotton
NEw YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct q The cotton mar.
kot was unsettled and more or less ir
regular early today. There were not ss
many overnight selling orders around the
ring at the start Hs some had expected
after Yesterdays big break. while Liverpool
barely met the local decline and prices
here opened At n decline Of 3 points TO
an advance Of ! points with more ~
tive positions selling about = 10 points
net higher on or right after the rall
Offerings then became more active with
December easing off to ll.s0 January 10
4? 0S and March 10 1870, or about iUlO
points net lower, Favorable weather In
the south promoted the selling movement
but at the decline there was good deal
of covering and some fresh buying for ne
long account.
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away aud the truth was told openly.
publicly, frankly for the first time.
Bennett not only won his fight for
his worthy purpose hut he won big
material success ~ we'll Al last re-
ports Mr. Bennett had derived no less
than SiOOOOn iu profits from his pro
duction-aud hr Is stlll collecting roy
allies
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Grain and
Provisions
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. "a Bullsb reports on
prospective acreage Of the winter crop
gave the price Of wheat u lift today after
downturn NJ the start Fine weather
In the spring wheat belt was responsible
for most Of the early selling. On the other
hand strength IN the Liverpool mnrkut
had Z tendency TO encourage buyeys The
opening which ranged from iluhsr IN 10
u shade advance with December at SIuNt
to 81 00N and May at 81 GliI 10 SlO2's.
was followed by moderate general set
back and then a decided galu All around
sigus Of export inquiry put firinnr-s into
corn After opening q shade or TO .. up,
quotations eAsed little but soon rose
above Inst nights level
Oats followed the lead Of corn
Lower prices for hogs weakened pro.
visions.
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CREW LANDS SAFELY

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. s7-Csn
tain L' ~ Iangdol aud the members
Of the crew OF the Mallory liner Col
orado abandoned while afire Off Cape
Romain, ). G., last Monday morning
arrived here Wednesday ON the su.
wanec, which picked them M. The
Colorado was afterwnrd towed into
Charleston by tugs aud the fire was
extlngulshed.
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Financial
WALL ATHEEr

NEW YORK. oct - Prices showed
greater irregularity In today's early deal.
ings with morr losses than gains 4 \
hteel opened with nm offering " 1000
shares at s5h 10 Sdi5 against yesterday =
final price Of SiN Maxwell Motor issues
scored further declines, as dld other spc
clAltiea, As partial Offset however
Pressed Steel car rose Q to ~ and Stude
baker issues were higher the preferred
rising five 10 the new record NJ iiSt.
secondary prices were mostly higher
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The T. E. GilIilaud Land
Company
go Lee Bldg
LEGAL NOTICE.


(Pub. Oklahoma Times Oct. 20. q and
Nov J. isi5)
Notice for Bids for Construetien Of Brick
seheel Building
Notice is heteby given that on the sth
day Of November. 1915. at the hour Of 10
o'clock q. m. al the office Of the county
clerk OF Oklahoma county, In the court
house IN oklahoma city. said county, the
board of county commissioners Of Oklah
homa county, state Of Oklahoma. will re-
ceiye sealed bids for construction Of q
Brick School Building, TO be constructed
under the separate school laws Of the state
OF Oklahoma, In school district No. ". of
Oklahoma county, state of Oklahoma
Same 10 be constructed according 10 plans
and specifications now on file In the OF
nce Of said county clerk NJ said county as
aforesnid where same may he Inspected
and examined ana that earh bid must be
accompanied BY = certified check for ten
tiOl per cent NJ such bid and To be pald
10 the board N county commissioner. II
such bid he accepted and such bidder fails
or refuses 10 enter into contrart there,
for aud give bond In such amount A. NAV
be fixed by said hoard " county commits
sioncrs. for the faithful Performanre "
said contract
Bond to be approved by board u county
commissioners
Board of county commissioners reserve
the right 10 reject any aud all bids
Said building to be constructed aud com.
pleted 10 turn Key job not later than frb.
ruary /, 1915
Chairman Board NJ county Comml.sinner.
or oklahoma County. Okla
Attest. NJ rOnNFI.irg
lSeal County Cierl
nv W } peshek. DEPUTY.
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LIYERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Oct. q. COTTON. spot
easier good mlddling 74Od: middiinE.
1Osd low mlddlinE. 68Od sales 5000
speculation aud export s0O. Receipts 900.
Futures, steady; Oct Bq4d Oct Nov,
Nov. Dec., 692d: Dec..JAhl Jan Feb.
Feb. Mar, Mar. April, April MAY. 60id /.
May-June o.9slsd June.July, GSOd; Juy
Aug, oshd; Aug sept. 6TOisd; Sept
Oct, 0nod oct Nov, obOtd
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Livestock
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct "a HOGS Receipts q,
OW, slow aud lower Bulk, 50 Tbd7 SO
light, p66d1 90; mixed, te0OfT0 heavy
stSdIW' rough, $4,000 pigs, utt
GAIT Reoipts 1900; steady. Ma
tive beef steers, t5D0dil0 40; western
S25 calves SIQi0T6.
slIEEP Receipts 1900: firm. wethers.
,ofdo lambs, t6TbQp 10.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
kAkaAs CITY, Oct. N,-HOOs-Re.
ceipts 1000; lower. Bulk, t6fo@T. % heavy
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RllRA[R0z[ET B2[E[POR11g
@i5a7l5; light sOyG7oo, pig. @"

80 15q7l5, light, sGOd73O, pigs SGs,
U75
CATTLE Receipts 1900; strong rrtlyn
Prime fed steers. ~ BjGtl0a0, dressed beef
$3.50. cows, 81 25d7 heifers. SGmp-,
ztockers, S56OdS 20 bulls, N25NG 20
SHEEP Receipts 1859; higher Lambs
Ss6OQp yearlings, S6Og1 30 Wr'h,r.
EajOgdbO ewes. - 5Jd0lO
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK
ST LOUIS, Oct. "a HOGS Receipts % .
900, lower Pigs and lights, t5miah mlNrI
aud butchers, Fd746, good heavy NI3D1
745
CATTLE Receipts 5000; steady Natye
beef steers k75O6fiOSOi yearllng steers
and hclfsrs, SS5OGrl035, COWS, sGhs
stockers and feeders DHT 70: Texas und
Indian steers. 81. 20m70O. cows und hplr
ors, Stdd6O; native calves sOU II
SHEEP Receipts 1000 higher Lambs
SsQ0; sheep aud ewes SOa6o0,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

HUH MANkkT-Ihe smallest run n.
reived on any Of the five market days ~
the week was given a chilly reception to.
day Packers rOmped on prices 90 the ex
tent OF 2oc aud there was but 900 head
in for the killing Too many up north
Was the reason. Top 1915, bulk ~ B5de7O.
HoR Ou OF atlonH
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT. by November I.
by responsible party with good references
good six room house northwest or north.
o..' 'r'nud Hh urrfrrred Must be near
school and ear line, would like place
..... % .alulIr. may be purchased later
Give location aud price Address K.lu
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OhckIngl INIC-
EGGS Firsts 80. seconds 2ir
POULTRY Hens. ll1r. roosters De-
hrOlers l5c.
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WANTED-TO RENT, HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS

APARlMl NJ WaIIr1 About siN cOOmf,
furnished Must be- modern aud located
close In. permanent tenants. price as
reasonable as possible excellent refer.
cuccs. needed about Thanksgiving Ad-
dress II 1876 care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27

FOR SALE We have plntted an acre
tract addition adjoining Colorado Springs
and Colorado city Water mains laid /;
short distance 10 street car line: fine
for gardening poultry or small fruit.
VIII sell uu monthly payments The very
place you want when spending the sum.
mer in the Pixies Peak region. Write for
Information Woln Realty Co, Colorado
city, Colo
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ruUNOGRAPll Records at half price.
sll this week We exchange your old rec
ufds Record Exchange, No Nortb
Harvey
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KANSAS cry POTATOES

KANSAS CITY. oct q NEW poTA.
rOES-Kaw valley. steady, 90; northern
steady. iLc.
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''l[!HE BLINDNESS of NlR1+ME''

Hundreds of articles sold every day through Times
want Ads No doubt you have things about your home
that could be turned into cash Times For sale Ad soyou
every want VIII be fulfilled take advantage Of the
Just nrns your ad to The Times office West Main street
one block east Of Lee Hkns hotel you win be yen one Of the
pest seats IN the overboser thaer Free With each thirty
h seau may be had for either Wednesday
% just as you chcos" Don't fall to advantage OF this opporu
MY OF seeing Oklahoma Ctys ayorits actress
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MONEY

-, 80 - '~'>~--~~~o-~NS7
IL NOU are rguung "u loan .rv
II, u. Garrison. Loan closed OF once. no
delay. 3l2 American Matt Ek Phone lels
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OFFICES. STORE ROOMS FOR

WILL RENT cheap brick. 75sun. ..
story. Second street All ur one hlir Set
son witt Co Phone ms
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I'l@E3 CLASSIFIED
AYVEB BTlSlNG RATES
Per line ,G wordsJ .................p. o.
minimum charge ....,...,,,.,.......' 10
iioir'oyant aud Medical classified ads
not accepted
MONTHLY CLASSIFIED RATE
Per
Line
liWN llh"N IN one year .........,.,,W .ul
''W" IInrs Iu ore year .,..,.,,.t.., O'ud
NlhhdlnR ads, ~ W UCr line per month
hluhhlng ads 20 cents per line per week.
1ELEPHONF SERVICE
II your name Is IN tie teppnnne bOOk we
WIZ scr'rt Your nd over the telephone,
'hhfge It ~ you ~ the regular rate ana
send The bl the following morning
Telephour = u 20 mud nsk for wsnt
nd department office open from 80 a.
m to u % m
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FOR SALE FARMS AND RANCHES

3 AND 10 ACRE tracts. close in: easy
terms. sparrow Inv Co.. W 62s2. 324
Lee Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-27
FOR SALE
ON SOth SG.. 0ne block
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Seven room modern bungalow: din
Ing room. living room, den oak finished /;
sleeping porch this house Is Just fin ,
ished beautifully decorated aud must
be se'ai tn be appreciated terms owner
phone room GOD Bristol hotel