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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-11
THE READING

I. p. H. & P.-After lis p. M: s.
8, 19. I, ), Is, 5, IS. 2.
Eastbound-After 2.45 p. m.: Sc,
60, so, 65, 81, 81, 61, "a, '6S.
Conductors up: Hilton, German.
Engineers up: Morrison, Woland.
Fetrow, Martin, Morne, Upton, Lape.
Fortney, Crawford, Kettner, Wyre.
Fmemen up: Boyer, Beecher, Sellers,
Nye, Rumbaugh, King, Dowhower, Kel-
ly, Snader. Sullivan, Anders, Murray.
Brakemen up: Epley, Painter, Nil,
Ter, Greager, Ensminger, Page, Mach
mer, Greaff, Smith, Shearer, Holbert,
Dunkle, Meyer, Stephenson, Hogentog-
Ter, McHenry.
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Fuertes Gets Lebanon Job

Lebanon, Jan. 11.-An ordinance
authorizing the employment of James
H. Fuertes, of New York City, spe.
cialist in sanitary engineering and de.
signer of the present disposal plant
here, to design the second and larger
plant for the North Side sewer system
was passed at special meeting on
Saturday of City Council. The ordi.
nance also fixes the salary at $4,000
per year.
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Ellen McMurtrie

The funeral of Miss Ellen McMur.
trie, 80 years old, who died yesterday
at the Home for the Friendless, Fifth
and Muench streets, will be held from
the Home tonight at 7.30 clock, the
Rev. Amos Stamets, pastor of the Augs-
burg Lutheran church. officiating. Bur-
ial will be in the Middletown cemetery.
Miss McMurtrie formerly was from
Middletown. She died of old age.
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STEELTON HAS easy time
Tamaqua Five outclassed by Blue and
White Tossers-Scrubs
Win, Too

The Steeiton High school five defeat
cd Tamaqua five in FELTON, hall, Steel
ton, Saturday, in the opening home
scholastic game. The Blue and White
team forged ahead at the start and
were never in danger. The score was
rather one-sided, 81 to IL
McNulty and Wolford scored al of
Tamaqua IS field goals. Crump's s shoot
ing and the floor work of Starasinic
and Dayhoff were Steelton's s. features.
In an alternating game the Steelton
High school second team defeated the
All-Scholastics by the score of "a to
10. The line-ups:
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RAILROADS
Crew BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division-12S crew to
so first after p. m; los, ia, 124,
ITO.
Engineer for ia.
Fireman for ia.
Conductor for 1874.
Flagman for ia.
Brakeman for ITO.
Engineers up: Reisinger, Geesey,
Foster, Smith, Grass, Buck, First, Smith,
Minnieh, Statler. Kennedy, Manley,
Davis, Everetts, Bruebaker, Mcclure,
Wolfe, KautZ, Hennecke.
Firemen up: Huston, Weaver, Arms
berger, Penwell, Spring, Houser, Bush
ey, Davidson, Shive, Farmer, Martin,
Bleich, Collier, Kcgleman. Cover, Cope
land, Herman, McCurdy, Lantz, Achey,
Naylor, Manning, Grove, Wagner, Bren-
ner. Miller.
Conductors up: LOCKER, Mehaffie.
Flasmen up; First, Bruehl, Banks,
sullivan.
Brakemen up: Knupp, Hivner, Nor
ris, pearolf, Desch, Kope, Brown, Bus
ser, Griffie, Hubbard, Collins, Dengler.
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Mrs. Alice Crawford

Mrs. Alice W. Crawford, wife of
Clayton Crawford A. years old. died
Friday at Memorial hospital. Canaan
daugus, n. Y. of peritonitis. She
leaves her husband and two children.
Earl and Arthur Swails. T. NJ. MauiS
& Son brought the body to Harrisburg
Saturday and funeral services will be
held at the home of Robert Stouffer.
1908 Forster street. tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Har-
risburg cemetery.
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Hummelstown Juniors Want Game

The Hummelstown Juniors basket
ball team would like to arrange games
away from home with any team whose
players average from ID to 16 years of
age. Address communications to David
B. Lands, Hummelstown, Pa.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's Return Engage.
ment at Photoplay Friday

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and son, Rus
sell, play return engagement at the
Photoplay Friday, in the wonderful
drama of Russian life, produced by
Lubin, "Threads of Destiny" Special
Wednesday, Dope in five acts, deal
ing with the terrible use of drugs. No
children under IL admitted.
To-day Maurice Costello featured in
two-act Vitagraph, % The Plot" "The
Crimson MOTH" a two-act Biograph
and "olive's Opportunities" shown
to-day at the Photoplay. adv.
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Emanuel Meadows

Emanuel Meadows, Union square.
was found dead IN bed early Saturday
morning. His death is believed TO have
been due to heart failure. Mr. Mead
ows was IS years old. and is survived
by the following ehildren Mrs. Sam
uel Sourbeer, Carrie Meadows and Gin
ton Meadows, of this city, and Mrs. E.
Walters, of Hummelstown. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o clock, with services in the Stevens Ne.
mortal Methodist church. Interment
will be in East Harrisburg cemetery.
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Mrs. Ella Valentine

The funeral of Mrs. Ella Valentine
who died Saturday afternoon at her
home, S57 Hummel street, will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 clock from
the home. the Rev. James Bullitt, pastor
of st. Andrew Protestant Episcopal
church, officiating. Burial will be in
the Paxtang cemetery. Services and
burial will be private
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Elmer Reed

Funeral services for Elmer Ellsworth
Reed, who died Friday at his home, 120
Charles street. aged 50 years. viii be
held at the home Wednesday afternoon
at 1.30 o'clock, the Rev. T.. f. Rupp,
pastor of Otterbein United Brethren
church officiating. Interment in East
Harrisburg cemetery.
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Palace Confectionery

Every evening in the week except
Sunday you may go into this fine candy
shop and have hot or cold drink and
see moving pictures free. The pictures
are changed every evening and nothing
but high class pictures are shown.
adv
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PERSONAL

Miss Effie Bogner, nurse at the
Roosevelt hospital, Philadelphia, is
spending short vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Bogner,
152 Bessemer street.
c. c. Shepley, Philadelphia. made a
business trip to the borough to-day.
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Middle Divssion-1Os crew to


first after 3 p. M: 20, 16, Is.
Preference: 2, 5, 4, 8, 5, s, I, 10,
l, 6.
Engineers for 109, is.
Fireman for ..
Conductors for 2, ,, 6.
Flagman for /.
Brakemen for 20, I.
Engineers up: Webster, Kugler,
knisiey, Magill, Simonton.
Firemen up: Stouffer, Simmons,
Fletcher. Bornmsn, Arnold, Karstetter,
Davis, Seagrist, Cox, Sheesley, Pot
tefger, Zeiders, Wright. Kuntz.
Conductors up: Patrick, j. H. Fra
lick, Cant, Eberle.
Flagmen up: Mumma, Jacobs.
Brakeman up: Myers, Henderson,
Frank. Reese, Troy. Spahr. Kohli,
Fleck, Bickert, Schoffstall, Kieffer, Ker.
win. Strouser. Rissinger, Stahl, Fritz,
Bell, Peters, Pipp.
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Atticks Leading Casino League

After thirty-nin games, Atticks. of
the Monarchs, is still leading the bowl
ers in the Casino Ten Pin League with
an average of 201. His pin total is
1878. Montgomery, of the Senators.
is second with an average of 1872.
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A Full Feature Show at the
Standard Theatre Tonight

The Black Ship. Three-reel special,
alone worth the price of admission.
Till Death Us Do Part. Selig drama
Featuring Kathlyn Williams, w. Oak
man and Charles Clary.
Pigs Is Pigs. Vitagraph comedy.
Their Cheap Vacation.
. reels in all. Admission, &c and 1Oc
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DR.. kLUGH, Specialist
Physician ana Surgeon

Offices, zoo walnut ST.. Harrisburg. Pa.
nsseases of women and meus special.
private. specific, nervous and chronic
diseases. General Office work. Cenaut-
tation free and confidential. Medicins
furnished. Work guaranteed. Chsrges
moderate. 26 years experience.
DIR. KLUGH. the yveIl-known specfaIiat
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Harrisburg HOSPITAL

The Harrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between l and 2
o'clock p. m. for dispensing medical
advice and prescription to those un-
able to pay for them.
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Zelda Wright

Funeral services for Zelda Rosalie
Wright, two years old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wright 1902 North
Twelfth street, were held Saturday aft
ernoon. Interment was made in East
Harrisburg cemetery.
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CENTRAL GIRLS LOSE
Chambersburg High Takes one-sidsd
Game BIZ to q

The Central High school girls team
lost to the Chambersburg High co.
eds saturday afternoon at Chambers.
purg by the score of 33 to 6. Miss Ba.
ker and Miss Hartman, center, PLAYED
pest for Chambersburg, while Miss Mel.
yiiie, Miss Rauch and Miss Richards
dld Harrisburg's best work. The line.
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Lebanon

Field goals, Whitman, 6; Zellers, 5 {:
Hollinger, 2; Walters, 2; Moore, Dupes.
Seltzer, 3; Snavely, 2. Foul goals.
Dupes, 10; Hollinger, 3. Referee,
Emas. Timer, Jonnes. Scorer, zook.
Time of halves 20 minutes.
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Fouls committed, Dickinson, u; In
dependents, '16. Referee, Early; timer,
Schmidt; timer, Gregory. Time, 20
minute halves.
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Wharton School

FIeId goals, KIinger, ?; Wheelock, s;
Mackert, 3; Donahue, 2; Smith, 4 /;
Wolfe, 3; Wells, /. Foul goals, King.
er, l; Wheelock, 2; Brandt, q Wolfe,
l.. Referee. Carl Snavely. Time OF
halves, 20 minutes.
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Field goals: Ulrich, 2: Coleman. 2;
Breckenridge, Horvath, 2: Wenschin.
ski, Cole, 2; Eckenrode, Killinger.
Foul goals: Coleman, 6 out of 10;
Crowley, s out of 16. Referee. White.
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Field goals, Grove. s.; Barnhart, 8;
Boden, .; Coons, 3; Steward, 5; Davies,
little, 3. Foul goals, Grove, 3; Stew
ard, 8. Referee, Railing, Shippens-
burg. Scorer, Fettrow. Timekeeper,
Becker. Time of halves, 20 minutes.
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Lebanon Y. M. G. A. Wins

Lebanon, Jan. 1.-THE Lebanon Y.
NJ. c. A five defeated the Union Hose
team, of Middletown, here Saturday
night, 35 to %. Dupes shot fouls we'll.
caging ten of the twelve fouls called
on Middletown. The lineup:
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Till Death Us Do Part

One woman and two men, educated,
refined and prominent in social circles,
are among the passengers on an i'll
fated steamship which founders in mid
ocean. BY one of those peculiar freaks
of fortune, these three people escape on
raft and are east upon desert island.
The awful experiences these three per-
sons had on this desert island are trag-
ieally told in motion pictures at the
Standard Theatre tonight.
Miss Marie Wiseman, the visiting
nurse employed by the Steelton Civic
Club, will be in her offices from a. m.
to a. m, from 1890 p. m. to 1.30
p. m.
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Harrisl,nrn.

Io1u gUa1s, BaKer, Z; Pensinger. 8:
hartman, 4; Melville, Richards. Foul
goals, Baker, Melville, 2. Substitutions
harrisburg, Rote for Mccormick. Ref.
cree, Croft. Time, Commute periods.
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S. Lutheran.

Field goals-Jefferies, Pugh, g.;
Shupp, 8; Rupp, G. Young, g; NJ.
Young, Z; Shearer, Janson, 2; Shaffer.
Fouls-G. Young, 81 Jefferies. Z. Ref
eree-Ninemaker. Scorer -Ellenberger.
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Wharton Five I,oses

Annvllle, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Whar.
ton school, of Harrisburg, was defeated
ofy the Lebanon Valley Reserve team on
the gymnasium floor Yesterday. a. to
~: The lineup: "
Inn
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OBERLIN DEFEATS STEELTON
Salem Lutheran Five Pile Up Score of
81 to 23

The Salem Lutheran basketball team,
of Oberlin, defeated the Baldwin A. C.
five, of Steelton, Saturday afternoon
by the score of 81 to 2S. The line
IN.
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Goals from field. Bennett, rs: Stack.
pole, .; Broadhurst, 10; White, 3; Jen.
nings, Z; Riddle, 4; Fisher, /. Foul
goals, Bennett, l. Stackpole, 1. Ref.
cree Sourbier. Timekeeper, Burch-
held and Bailey. Scorer, Tate. Time
OF halves, 20 inmates. Substitutions.
Senseman for Jennings, Jennings for
SStackpole, Noel for White, Ross for
for Mingle. Ives
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Field goals: Brandt, 5; Starasinic, 5;
Crump, 4 Wolford, 2; ADciNulty, 2.
Fould goals: Brandt, out of 4 Day
hof, 0 out of 6; Tracey, 6 out of IA.
Referee, White.
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ACADEMY Wins 1O4 TO 10
Local Tossers Give Scorekeeper the
Most Difficult Job-Bennett
Shoots 25 Baskets

The Harrisburg Academy five gave
the scorekeeper the hardest job he has
experienced for while in the game
with the Lewistown preparatory school
on the Academy floor Saturday after
noon. The local team swamped the
visitors under an avalance of field
goals and without the least particle of
trouble won the contest by the score
of 104 to 10.
Twenty-si field goals in the opening
period and twenty-three in the second
half tells the story. Bennett made
twenty-five of them himself, good
afternoon s work. The lineup:
Academy. I,ew;stowr
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LAWYERS PAPER BOOKS

Printed at this office in best style, at
lowest prices and on short notice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-24

Of the royalty on the Oh. to be delivered
free Of cost in Lines os pipe: and e OF
the roymlty, income OK rental for me
S ad; aass saaf eertssa tact or parcel
OF Land situated on the waters -Eof
Shinn's Run. branch OF Little Ten
Harrison County. West Virginia. and
bounded SUBSTANTIALLY as foIlowe' 10
On the North by lands OF Lloyd
On the East by lands OF Jehu Robin
On the south by lands = :, n .c ke11y;
containing 5 acres. more or less: being
the interest IN the oil and gas OF pany
D. Robtnsoa. deceasedd aaf 81 S.iSa and
VIE. by deed bearing dare the 4th day
of May 1900. OF record in the Cof1rfTy
Gerl's once OF Harrison E a oS Souns Tbe IN
Is a producing gas we'll Upon the ABOVE
described tract or parcel OF land. pay.
800 90 Der year. row owned and ope--
a.ted by ca-neEie Natural Gas Son2any:
"a lie Of an the OIL being = OF
rec OF cost in lines Of pipe. and q OF
the royalty income orrenta1 Toe the gas
which oil and gas are wIteaan ana unese EsF
near Brown. In sardIs District. Harrt.
son County We5s ono S1Esfa5 Wit e0unee6
on the North by lands OF Joseph
ON the Eas. by lands OF Henry john
On the south by lands OF w n Ed
On the west by lands OF Joseph
eontaaning II acres. more or less. an OF
which royalties were conveyed 20 9hs
said Dany D. Robinson now deceased,
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NJcbael by deed bear.

ing date the 5.th day OF February 1903.
Of FseoEd In the So4D Dns SssrR 8eoS 20.
- l-ss OF all me on; Sslas e 20, Of
roySSty. income or royaIty. from the gas.
iya hnsn 4 2ao Two certain lots located and
sftnated IN the. village OF Dola. on tae
!, &c Of p,I Lis!s H Hs4s ceassy
west Virginia, and designated on me
plat OF the said sS s,ach aoyais eea
were reserved unto the said Dairy
D. Robinson In his lifetime. In that
BY the said Robinson TO Ben5a1nin ri: n
Stires. bearing date The q Gay OF
o esSs; % ef f asFSisoa sounss. IN Deed
Book No. la, page 324-
i 10 q 5 a is on On a sse s 81 and ssi
from from che gas. which on and gas are re
or s11 parcel ell of land located and sstuased
IN the village OF pola- In Eagls plstr. .Ss:
Waters OF Little Tennaile Creek. con-
calming y acres more or isss. &C.
the above described Interest therein. by
F: Payne by dee11 be5rn nsa, aTi &c t me
S 3. IN Deed Book 10. $50 page "a,
sDoia. on Little TenrniIe Creek In EaSle
R.stSlcs aa 7df % ces oPssyeG so Dsy
Is. Rob1nson by Martha j. Elcsyers sat ~
has0aa BY dsedsseart1g dsss the +, tse
County clerks Office Of Harrison Comfy
in Deed Book 40. 1872. page u .s L11e
BY the said FLOWERS lies south OF the
Mtddieoourne and Shinnston TurnptSe
enc ieaas eas fsom o the said turnpike across
Little Tennile Creek. TO the coal eon u
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Having had 80 year
manufacturing and
Ing machines IN the
Z. s.. am prepared
adjust an makes OF
own nome. ALI we
money refunded.
Gail or write f. NJ
Bell phone 1871
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experience IN
rcadjuScsng sew
best shops In the
to clean and re-
machines In your
rk guaranteed or
Price moderate.
DonahuSh & Son.
% HUGHES street
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Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gus

AGENTS = MERCHANTS - woMEN-
Valuable samples. including $Loo
sample. Repeat orders sure, 2Sc post
axe los. c. Byers e4S Cypress, Johns
town Penna-
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and women TO sell high
grade artfcle: brand new big proats:
ClaNrton Specially Co. 1911 Sherry
ST. Fremont. Ohio.
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NOTICE OF SURGICAL SALE OF
TAS1AB~ on AID GAS ESTATE
AND REAL EST

P1rsranr to decree Of the Cirsutt
rir1ia. MADE AID entered on the Soth
day Of January. 1915. in Chaneery OF.
cery cause OF sylvester r. Michael. adj
min6stSacor OF Daffy D. Robinson. de-
ceased, against Louisa e Fooa11< s' e
S sis q naa5 TIE 1cth DAY OF july
-. IN. eroae door q the Court house
OF HARRISON County. West VI-Sicta. aS
ore o'cfo.cIS 2. NJ OF that day. o0e1s
Se-earnteiy Tor sale to the highest bidder
the fonoSxtnE described real estate. TO.
lA1-a. part OF All the Oh. being X
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FOR SALE-L5ts

FOR SALEOne lot No. 1e+ IN 5a,. ssoST
T9e following factories are located IN
Norwood- Norwood Class Co. PlttS--
fT1rrh Plate Glass Co. and AcS1eo.
Potfery Co Address Lot care Tele-
office,
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FOR SAIE-Oce Edison moving picture
machine. one screen one LouF nose
oower engine and dynamo. Phone Con
F2-R-21 or write N Rvero. Meadow-
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a COFFMAN.

1tst14e CHARLES 6. coFFMAS.
Special CommfsStonsr.
I. I. Wade Acotrnan. Clerk OF the
VirSiniaS hereby certify that bond with
security approved by me. In the penatty
.nroy;SsS5 BY said decree. has been given
by said Special cannrnfsstoner:
I WADE CoFFMAN.
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FOR SALE-fafInS


OSLO FARM FOR SALE-1oo acres,
good house and barn. plenty 9fu1t, one
and one-half miles 20 railroad scaroa.
VIII sell at a sacrifice. account am
so stta1e:ed connot look after farm
Write me viii dea1 direct with puSS
chaser. and save You land aSsn19S
profit NJ J. Charlton. care b $ ".
Raiiroad. Stewart. Ohio.
FOR SALE, farm OF 81 acres. most
OF 1t IN bluegrass: all SEadS OF 1rufS
GOOD out buildings. tair house one
and one-haif mile 70 Ohio river Price
$1,000. Address Mrs. Susie Ettten-
ger. Hockingport o. R. F. D. NO. l.
FARM FOR sALESs44 acres or waters
OF Kincheloe Creek. On Harrison aod
Lewis counties: mostly Improved:
esSnt miles from Jane CIV: good ten
room dwelling house (plaStered9: 5000
<os1tbl1fIdings. including horse and COW
barns cellar: wagon and buggy rouse
ard other buildings: two good Wells on
water at house: meadows WILL GU
ABOUT 20 stacks hay: ran NOW aid WI111
1-nc31tue:. variety OF Fruits: would De
sIImable to divide On two farms y. .
tenant houses on farm: VIII sen on
easy terms. F.o Information 10 oneS
wanetne to purchase. call OF wire
Jofln A Ws1fte. Box SO. Phtl1pp3, "
Va 5slE.-----.--
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uoNE loan GOWN loan you money
which en- be repaid In small pay
taents to suit you Call at OUT once
or phone or write SAB Empire s6Ide.
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STRAYED-Mouday u1orrsng. of2 ~
Jersey COW, with vFadse SPOT I'M ,-. ~
5,dn Finder please send trforI1aS:o9
IoiMfree's store. Bell phone 500
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|-ame riass and storm doors. suitable
Tor 10 70 so loot building. The Par
sons-SouderS Co
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FOR RENTING room apartment. y
Lee street Large rooms. closes. ye-
raoSas.. all rooms Light, and airy, ele-
saat View; all modern tmproyeme1-Ss-
Applyat 49, Lee street
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FOR RENT-Fura:shed rooms ;ssrf ror s SOY
an sac Vest Main street. Bell phone
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WANIE6-Maie Help

sNTE:S-Iean barber trade Positively
rfe be<st Tuition $50. tools included
this month Our additional shop pays
your expense Write 1oE -eaeaao sss-s;
Leader Barber College. 80 Z f u
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NE PFSr-rwo OF three furEatshsa
e ICONS Tor light hoosskespsnS OF ssse sa
snS. use Sr31I at. 109 West Popla~
! Slseaet1 Re1l phone 6ce-R
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80 pr-,-r-F~,rnished rooms for ht<ht
5,o,,sekeeping and sleeping F"os THS
reodArn coaveriences- Apply ri 4'S
sIonticelIo avenue.
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WAMIED-female Hello

" A>r1N1p- lady coo21--Ap-
nv al once. Commercial Hotel w est
Pike street oversO deon Theatre
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IoP PFNST-To lady. in family OF Two.
fI.rnished room wi1h al mooe. I,.i IL
49, ,>eSereIces required. AcdceSs
SGWl W. care P. O. BOX So cry
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W- C. MURRAY

CIftropodnssI -r4,,
corns and tnsrown natls renaoweo 80 49,:
card TO following address, 114 WeS
NI<.i1t SStr1eet. .--------..-.
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FoR REST-Large fnT ssaSsseeea ts 1se
Snrnss room. bath and front pore n ;
also single Fcem foT .y one k ssreSt
Apt. ID evenings.
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On the Norsb by lands OF Lloyd
On the East by lands OF Jehu Robin
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-op pE(T-4 nicely Furnished rooms
Sor Hrts housekeeping ,rwo large fro9e
and TWO back: wit I'LL 2 1ests ,apt Es and
SSoI5 r-ar,ar IN the idtctlen- VAN rent
Iano also Il desired 44S Leg 81
i've minutes walk from court house-
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NICELY FURSIsHED Ens Ssmsa up erl g
dase lGr o1ssf1 in family Of uwo. on
Preston Street six minutes w Saikp 1ro 6,r
81 e+ Iii preston street
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FOR RENT-Furaisl1sd Rooms

FOR RHr-Furnis.ed rooms Tor Ign,
l.ousekeep!ag. with use Of bath and
phone Apply ar 225 North CheStau'
street. or call Bell phone 4SSJ
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FOR sALE-AE 1870 q. M. SATURDAY:
II1ne % 1915, at the front door OF
one court, house good milk cows
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On the South by lands OF J. IA. Kelly:
! ON the West by lands OF Charles