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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-03-20
Saturday April 10, 1915,

the following mentioned and described proper
ty, to-wit:
That certain plantation known a. the Lady Of
the Lake Plantation, situated in T. IL 8. X. 6k
4. w. Land District of Louisiana, in the First
Ward. Parish Of 1t. Martin, State of Louisiana,
with all improvements thereon and thereto be-
longing, containing Thirteen Hundred tlSOO}
acres more or less in superficial AREA. bounded
North by lands of JOS. Peschier ct ais, south by
Lake Tasse, also known as Spanish Lake, East
by land Of Gustave Baker. and Convention Road
leading to Delacroix station, and West By b.
you Tortue.
LIST. The undivided two-thirds of that certain
tract of land situated in the Parish of 1T Mar
tin, La in this State in T. IL y. Il. . f., in the
b. W. Land Dist. Of La, and fronting the Pub
lie Road from Miss Delocroix's Place to St.
Martinville, designated rs tract Of lot No. ID
on plat of sketch or survey, made BY q. v.
Martin, in and for the Parish of st. Martin. on
the Ilh day of october 1855, which said plat 10
marked No. ''2'' (2) and annexed to an act Of
Partition executed By the widow and the heirs
OF the late J. A. DeBlanc and passed before
Charles q. Andry. Notary Of New Orleans. La,
whic said tract Of land has an area Of thirty
| the sbose mentioned road, in the rear By the
lands OF Il. Hughs aud ]. White formerly, ON
the side towards st. Martinvills By lot No. z Of
said plat, and on the other side by lands Of Gus
tave Baker.
Ind. Another undivided two-t b ird 9
tract of land sit us ted in the
same Parish, Township and Range adjoining
the above mentioned tract of land which ssid
tract has an area of forty live (45) arpsnts. and
10 designated a. lot or plat No. (2l. of the above
mentioned plat or survey and IL bounded Ia
front BY the road leading from Mics Dslacroi,
place to st. Martinvills in tbs rear By the Key
stone Plantation, on the side towards 81. Mar
tinvills BY the lands Formerly Of Il. Moss, an,
on the other side BY the lands CT ]. White, an,
BY the above described lot No. ~.
A certain tract of land with the improvement
thereon. situated in the first ward Of St. Msrti,
Parish. La, containing One Hundred and sixt
(i60) arpents more or less. in superficial are
. bounded North By lands Of A. Labbe, South
Conventional Road. East by lands Of Arths
Liable, and West BY Gully known o. the Co,
lee du Bayou Tortue.
Seized to satisfy above writ.
Terms and condition-cash.
SHERIFF. Office this 9Th day Of March A. d. IsI
WADE o. MARTIy. Hhsri
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Opera House Saturday March
Goth 1915. THE SUMMERS,
a clever versatile duo, presen-
ting an exceptionally high
class and interesting musical
and dramatic program. Adj
mission 10 and 2oc. Under
Management International
Entertainment Bureau.
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The high water 10 reported fall
ing, which news 10 . great relief
to the planters on the low lands,
as some of their plowsd lands were
under water.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Estate of Ransom Parks
Probate No. 3646

18th Judicial District Court.
State of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
BY virtue Of an order and q commits
sion granted in the above Estate, by the
Hon. the 1871 Judicial District Court In
and for tho Parish Of st. Martin. State
of Louisiana, dated March 4. 1915.
Twill offer for sale ard will sell or
cause to be sold by competent officer.
at Public Auction, for cash. to the last
and highest bidder. between legal sale
hours at the front door Of tile Court
House at St. Martinville. La. Parish Of
st. Martin. on
Saturday April 10th, 1915,
the following described property, to-wit:
lst. That certain tract Of land with
the improvements thereon aud apper-
tenances thereto belonging situated at
Isle des Cypress, 3rd Ward. st. Martin
Parish. La. containing Ten superficial
arpents bounded north by land former
ly belonging to Duplain. south by those
Of Numa MelancOn. east by those Ut
Pierre Hulin. and west by land former
ly belonging to A. v. Fournst. See
Book 80 fol $40 No. It'll.
End. Another tract in same locality,
containing Thirty Superficial arpents.
more or less. with Improvements there
on. bounded North by land Of Coralie
Dslahoussays wife OF b. Delahoussaye
south by that Of COralie Hulin. wife o.
| Numa Babin, Jr.. west bv lands former
ly belonging to Citizens Bank Of Lou
isiana aud east by lands above described
See sale from Andressy Landry on Sept
IA, 1896, Recorded Book 30 fol 81 No
1881.
4 3rd. Two cows. Three horses. On
mule and Old household goods.
Terms. Cash.
CORINNE M0NGE.
Administrative
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The Police Jury had tho bridge
on tho Keystone canal rebuilt, but
the road to get to the bridge Is
still almost impossible. What 10
the use of the bridge il you cannot
get to it.
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Mrs. Annette Mardis OF Houma,
died last week at tho ago OF 81
ysars. Mrs. Mardis was we'll
known In st. Msrtinville, and had
many friends here who will hear
OF her death with sorrow.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Bank of st. Martinville
Bellzaire Witt
No. 1921

18th judicial District Court.
Parish of st. Martin, State of LOuisiaan.
BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale
issued out Of the 18th Judicial District
Court. in aud for the Parish of st. Mar
tin, State Of Louisiana. In the above en-
titled and numbered suit, dated this 10th
day of Feb. 1915.
1 have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last aud high
est bidder ut the front door Of the Court
House, between the legal sale hours in
The Town Of st. Martinvills on
Saturday March 27th, 1915,
the following mentioned and described
property. tO-wit:
That certain town lot situated in the
Corporation Of the Town Of st. Martini
VILE, st. Martin Parish. La. III the Oil
vlsr addition containing 36-lOO super
GcixI arpsnts. aud being Lot No. IL oi
plat Of survey annexed to said sale re-
corded under No. l6S4g Of the Records
Of st. Martin Parish. said lot being
Bounded North by lot No. Is Of said plat
belonging to J. j. Burdin. South by lot
No. ii Of said plat, belonging to Onesl-
phoss Wiltz, East by lot No. 8 of said
plat belonging to Celeste Neveu, West
by Theatre street. together with said lot
all the buildings and improvements
thereon situated aud thereto belonging
Seized to satisfy above writ.
Terms and c0nditiOns-cash.
Sheriff. office this 10Th day OF Feb
A. ID. 1915.
WADE O. MARTIN, Sheriff
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The st. Joseph Society, a color
cd Catholic organization, attended
mass in a body Friday, tho Feast
of st. Joseph.
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ARE YOU RHEUMATIC? TRY SL0AN'S

AH0 lVO hAbOahAAVs ANA Ss~sA~s -
II you want quick and real relief from
Rheumatism. do what 90 many thousand
other people are doing--whenevsr an a.
tack comes on. battle the sore muscle or
Joint with Sloin's Liniment. No Deed
to rub it Unjust apply the Linimsnt to
the surface. It is wonderfully penstra-
ting. It goes right to the seat OF trou-
bic and draws the pain almost imms-
diatsly. Get u bottle of Sloan's Lini-
msnt for 25c. Of any druggist and have
1t in the house sgainst Colds. Sore and
Swollen Joints, LumbagO, Scistics and
like ailments. Your money back II not
satisfied. but it does give almost instant
Islisf. 4
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Health Promotes Happiness

without health. genuine joy Is impOs7
sible; without good digestion and regu-
lar bowel movement you cannot have
health. Why neglect keeping bowels
open and risk being sick and ailing?
You don't have to. Take one small DR..
Kings New Life Pill at night, in the
morning you will have full. free bowel
movement aud feel much better. Helps
your apprstite and digestion. Try one
Tonight.
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There was q light rain Monday
evening which was followed by q
north wind and frost Tuesday
morning.
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Rally Day, Sat. March 27, 1915, sf;sss

The following will be the contest held:
1. LITERARY (for CLASS A : High Schools
only) to consist of: Oratory (for boys) Decla-
nation flor girls), Chorus singing from 4 to 10
voices) Spelling and Impromptu Composition.
?. LITERARY flor CLASS B-Rural Schools on
ly)to consist Of Oratory flor boys), Declama-
ton for girls), Quartette singing, Spelling and
Writing.
Z. ATHLETICS (for CLASS A-Boys co. and
above) to consist Of Running: 44o,yds, $40
yds., 100 yds running high and broad jump,
Shot put, Pole vault, and relay "a mile each
runner.)
a. ATHLETICS (for CLASS B-Boys below COY
to consist of: Running: 44o, 100, so and 22o
yds., running broad and high jump, and relay
Us mile each runner).
$. ART (ALL SCHOOLS) to consist Of Draw
ing: freehand, product map OF Louisiana, maps
in general, an enlarged map of ST. Martin Pa
IRISH; Manual Training: paper cutting, rafa and
., reed, wood work; Sewing plain cooking apron,
hem stitching with Mexican work; Agriculture:
garden products. Writing: primary to 3 inc. }
6. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE { for RURAL
SCHOOLS only. The rural school securing
the best average attendance based enroll
ment for the first six months ending March IL,
1915 will get banner; the second best will get
honorable mention.
EXPLANATIONS: Under No, Oratory for boys
and Defamation tor girls are to be selected, the
Chorus singing will be with or without music; the
spelling will be dictated to all contestants on the
morning of March 27th, (list of words for practice
will be sent out later) Three contestants in SPELL
ing and three in Impromptu composition will be al
lowed each school. Subjects will be announced at
the time of the contest March 27th.
Under No. 2, Oratory and Defamation are to
be selected quartette to be without music spelling
under same conditions as under No. writing con-
test will be on rally day each school is allowed two
contestants.
Under Nos. 3 and 4. only two entries for each
event are to be allowed Ist and and places will
count for and points respectively.
Under No. there are II events Ist place for
pts. and and place for PTS Specimens OF Prl-
mary work in writing will be sent for exhibition
The number of entries for each event will be irnl
ted to Six for each school.
Six Banners will be awarded for the best show
ing in the above six Group. Medals to the best all
round Athlete. ss
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Alb! The Invlsoratins Whit Of The Pine

How It clears the throat and head OF its
mucous ailments. 1t 10 this spirit Of
Nswnsss and vigor from the hsalth-giv-
ing Piney Forests brought back by DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey. Antiseptic and
healing. Buy a bottle today. ALI drug
gists. 25c.
Electric Bitters q Spring Tonic.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
CHARLES GOUGUENHEIM
ELIZABETH d. DELACROIX EFT AIS
No. 1928
saxl

Parish Of 1t. Martin. State Of Louisiana.
By virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale issued
out Of the 18th judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish Of st. Martin. State of Louisi-
ana. in the above entitled and numbered suit,
dated this srd day Of March 1915.
l have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bidder at the
front door of the Court House. between the
legal sale hours in the Town Of st. Msrtinvills
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
RuELDNNG SITES
Wells & wilksrson

No Az Am Nat IN udg Wal z.55
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fractions aud Iur unusual leaders In
Guiding S,rtI lniuu ppriur Read
'nE mud AmHIrlWutol movel within @ mar
row range
Trading IN stocks wits almost nj a stand
SUN Today. 'hr impending holidays. puupl
ed WIN lrn urubnhiIlL uf tAr pIhll.ail. 1T
"' "rfm0u1.s IS reply Doc the Interim. MAX
luE t"r Increased cautiuusurs. Missouri
iH.li. shgd.rl 900 further deposits of
notes under fuH extension plan Tho u.t
showed general improvement later The
h'I showed Egurrl Improvement later ru,
closing NHH firm huuds were castor
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HOTELS.
KNAPP HOTEL
ron RENT-R,,,lMS.

We'll tnrnlslrd rooms $3.50 nor week; hot
running water btA W Grand.
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NnrIcn no on.rRAcroHs

.pub Daily Times Nav 20 ~. -. y. 81.
ipi6l
Noliue be- hereby given that sealed bid.
will hc reviewed fot the construction N
the oklahoma State Press Home Building
Medicine Park until saturday. June so
ut o. O'clock noon NJ the Constitution of
nur Do, the undersigned
Plans mud specifications are on ME ql
Che Constitution office and will he furn
l-Hrd 600 application bond will be ne
quirrd from successful bidder and work
must commence within ten DAYS after the
.putu. is let and time limit win be-
placed ON the completion ~ the home
The rlght ls reserved 10 relect a.
ur 400 bids
joins y SHEPLFR. Chairman
Pros. Home Nullug Committee. Nav
ll 1915 lsWton. ut
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LIVESTOCK

g...... hAnAaA 'ltN Livestock
KANSAS cry NAV - Hogs re.,lu,,
-Wn steady bun S1VmTGl heavy s! u
" ~ light E70d7IU, pigs N75u5 g.
'aiIt receipts an. steady prime T. ]
Steers = liu0 dressed beer stpufa g. af
Nn s"ntheru steers S11ts 10. COW, 81 80
no
sheep receipts 2O. vrnk lambs s. -nrt
u - h"urllngs s. Nms ~ weihrr, t .5
q % ewes 81 lUHGJO
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STOCKS AND BONDS


Wall street
NEW YORK. Nav ~ .Gprman'g delay
IN nnsv"rlng this government. note nnpnt
The LusltRula Incident and lt4Iy'- int.rypu
llnh IN the wnr We're the chief elements
NJ interest IN this weeks duIl and pro
f"sslonHl matkcrt trading. proceeded .nu
tiously with small daily totals both ,s
to stocks and bonds
Operations Werc confined almost entire.
" 10 the professional element which nI
l"tnntcly cspOused the bun and bear sides
IN the main however prices showed .mnlI
declines War SperiHltlps suffered great
re'crSuls. speculation IN those issues hnv
tug spent It's force for time Cuprer. aud
allied shares were active and strong but
irll back announcement VAS made ~
increased dividend disbursements hv 40,
crui ~ the leading producing and selling
Dnmuvnles The miscellaneous grOuu u
Guiding motors and pntrolpnms moved ar
ootding tu Impulses NJ pool mHuipuHturs
trup news was partly dispuuaCrtiuu Hd
Vices from certain western and southwest
rrn sections Indicating marked detrrinrq
ton In winter wheat Railroad returns f1r
April were somewhat mixed. with NOT dr
rrrase ON some NJ the leading systems
steel production continues nt ne rprent
high rate With further domestic ruulp
mrnt orders but foreign demand remains
moderate
Foreign exchange hornmc more normal
additional heavy Imports from Canada aud
france conducting Nv that pnd Domestic
monetary conditions mdlrntp greater ease.
long time loans being negotiated no low
er rates
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MISSOURI KANSAS and TEXAS NY
INrERURBAN SCHEDULES -nKtAuo.
Ma LINES

Oklahoma cts ~ Hrno Line.
Cars lcaro Terminal station Oklahom.
city 6.ao a On aud every hour until I 'go
. M. then 10 and n 20 o m ~
Cars LEAVE Reno 600 o. m and every
until 1910 then ll;lj p m
oklahoma cts norman Line
Cars leave oklahoma city 100 n w .n,
hourly unul 1000 p. m then If g0 N
IN
C0rs leave Norman cO2 o. m. and hourly
until N o. % M
Okiahomn City- Edmond line
Cars leave oklahoma Clty G.nT r an,
hourly until lOO; o. m then II .g0 n r
Cars leave Edmond 600. 1.Ot a I'M ana
hourly until lis0t D. m
Service begins ore hour later on non.
days and legal holidays
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
sANrA rg NnRrnnorNn.


From Amarillo. Woodward. AIya.
hlOWu. Enid aud Guthrie. dallyl0 80 am
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MR.. J. H. KOHLFR

Who has recently taken uft fine Palace
UaraEo Mgchinr shop. iIl.lll N 3rd 81
fhOue " III. one ~ tN. .." uIU'uped
shops IN the Hity, and v..f doubt
Joe ls puu NJ the best mU ..s.. Iu fhs
state Don't tun your cor .' u' order
be ausu ynu had II 20 .. garage,
Oul got NO rcHults Bring 'uu unl hr
viii rut II II IN good ruu..a order II
ran once and will run Hga.n
mon GRADE Knox clr .r .aIr OF or
change for desirable builtr. .|fr might
assunu on bungalow veil Iu .'l CIvgrrn,
~ American National Baud Hsg
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POSITIONS WANTED.

MEN NJ uIl kinds urul,hcd men furn
lshrd free for my Kind NJ work Phone "
tI.. H. N Grand
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BUSINESS CHANCES

bOl OIL stock Oil we'll drilling. may
mean millions Ia Investors New cnnital
perded 10 push work company has "a
producing wells New company paid two
quarterly dividend 100 per rent dividends
w DAYS possible Nlh buys $500 par value
stock temlt nov write for free lnforma
tiou Amalgnmatcd on Co., ilOd Colcord
Hldg oklahoma city. OK
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
HlsLNLss = professional

BUSINESS \ PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
N. o. MElsrER, 20 20 Amer Natl Bsnt.
uAIR nHEssING--
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale; your uair combings made 70 order
Mn Carl King III EHst Eightb strest
Wal 2al0
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP 4 SEAL co, lis
". Grand Ave Wal. ab2
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, sl2 West
Main. We call for and deliver frea
Phone Maple tlp
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GEr in touch with farmers who want
TO buy or sell Some Of our readers are
always wanting 10 make q change You
can get IN touch with them By using
our ciamined columns. Phone Wal tOib
or write 10 Oklahoma Farm Journs Oh.
lnhomh City.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
NOTICE

trub Okla Clv Times MAY y. - aud
-. 1915
N,n|.l bids will hr received one bv city
CLERK 1ul duplicate by city auditor. ~ 20
1 90 % m. June T. for contract TO form
lsh board fur city prisoners. 1T the city
lu'I
" l. CHOWNING.
CITY Clerk
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ron SALE Lots o aud 0 In block SS aud
also lot In block IS IN Putnam Heights.
also lots and 10 In block q, Military
Park Inquire of II, I Hall Lock Haven
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BRICK FUMGALOW

Sit rooms. bath ,'usets aud pantry
fire place aud lot U1llO north pnrt NJ
city II sold quick Sl'uO 500 cash. bal
ance 10 suit
q. q. MCRNCHEN
t02 Baum Bdg Wal 10,
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New York Spot Cotton
NFN YORK May " Sput cotton yuI,l
uplands = 10 No sale,
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PROVISIONS

Kansas Clp Produce
KANSAS CITY Ma, NJ tiptter ,rc.
ond' poultry unchanged
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PLANTS AND SEEDS
PIANrsi PLANTS

PURE Orange Cane Seed. SOC per bush
sl' sacked, o b. X. D. whitlcv, n. \
u 4. paWnee. OK
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Wail street

NEW YORK Nav ~ Announcement
that the German reply tu Wushlngf0ns
note probably will Do issued tomorrow
ruusel farther halt In the stock mar.
Net TODAY The opening was irregular snd
vold of feature. except Tor decline NJ one
uuint In Rock Island aud ~ In Butte.
Superior War shares lost substantial
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| HEAL indigestion. heart trouble
tumor, cases deafness asthma; also nd
noidu, catarrh. femslr trouble, consump
tlon aud all diseases tall al any hour
Matte Jordan Divine Healer 0ii n Del
aware
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POULTRY

pFlLR your eggs TO the folks that ere
ate the real demgud the farmers They
want pUrebred stock and use eggs m
getting start The Oklahoma Farm Jour
u1l hos always brought good business
IN our poultry advertisers Phone wa
lulN or write 10 Oklahoma Farm Journal
orr hom1 city
FEED Bone Meal 10 your chlpGcns.
k'rB them healthy make them aJ For
Nr'lrer
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FOR RENT FLATS.

FOR RENT Two, three aud four room
modern apartments furnished; larEe
pOuhes W GHla ~ n 9th
FOR RENT Beautifully decorated two.
lhrrr aud fuut modem apartments furn
ished Ut unfumished ~ b. 9th W Bpis
THREE or rooms, modern cottage
apartments, private entrnuco, porch aud
bath With or without furniture. four
blocks from postofflcs Light, heat. wa
!et and garbage Furnished $3.50 per week
lnQnlre q Wy. Connolly. a?l " lth.
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For SALE or trade FOR Iand Drug
store discount for cash Well located BoS
~. Homestead, OK
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LuMbkh cheap, WfeckinH building,
Robinson aud u St', Capitol Hin, Okla
homa City Rouse wrecEinE Works so
\ wslker
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nO Nuu WANt To reach the rarmersi
Anything that yOu have for sale will he
carefully classified IN way that viii
bring results Let NJ send you a leaflet
telling what our classified columns have
Done for others Phone Walnut 4Oil or
Hrite Oklahoma Farm Journal, Oklahoma
City
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PLANTS PLANTS
We can hand you al your door tbe
choicest plants oi the world any Kind, any
variety Al standard prices. afmsrs ses1
Co, Apache, Okla.
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COTTON
Now Orleans Cotton

New Orleans Cotton
WV ORLEANS. May - Cotton oreu
% win steady tone today A moderate
Inquiry from covering short. va. mr,
br very slender offerings and I'm the
first hour NJ business price, we're AZ
an advance of I 10 points
New Orleans Cotton Futures
NEW ORLEANS. NAV 20 Cotton futures
nn"u'0 NrHdN July pHs oct UTg Dec
NW, Jan. 1901. Mar lO2l
New Orleans Cotton Futures
NEW ORLEANS NAV - Cotton omen
nl quiei and steady July 300. Orf a4l
De- 63 Jan. 90 asked March pp5
New York Cotton
NEW YORK Nav ~ IN the nIscnra
N cables and facing holidav ou Mon
NN. With prospects " unsettled foreign
news IN the meantime. the cotton mnrkcf
i"dty was very quiet affair with first
prices points lower to I point net higher
and trsde confined almost entirely fn tho
room element The forecast ~ shower.
10 the eastern belt and generally fair In
zoe west was considered favorable Opin
Ion around the ring Wus that scattered
short Interest on expectation nu un
favorable reply and towards the end ~ the
ntst hour the uudettone wa. stead, with
prices I 10 ; points net higher