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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10
GoldoIl. & Kidd.
REAL |. EST ! IL
AND MSUR
ITO Third St
RA||TEl:..
.Araot,q Wounded German Sol
diefS Shows a Steady De-
crease Since March.

fCOrfesponde1ice OF the. AssocI4setl Rrfss.l
BERLIN. Aug. 0. hight hundred
and forty-elght OF every aO0 0swound-'
soldiers brought into German I'M III! "
tary hospitals not in the war zone IN
August, d 8 d were discharged at Tor.
service, and thirty of the renal ning.
81 81 dfed. In April the number re-
stored to duty had risen to "a and
the deaths had fallen to folateen
with the single exception of March.
the death rate shows a steady de-
crease. AID the aYekage for nine Inc
months from august To- April tncin-s
sive. is but i % per cent The per-
centages OF those discharged Mt ror
duty shows a steady Increase, and tae
average of 8S.5 per cent.
The home hospitals do not. OF
Course. receive great number OF the
severely wounded. but assuming the,
number received to have been fairly
constan the fgures indicate steaq q.
gain IN surgical and medical work. IN
the Crimean. war. TWEEN Weight per
cent Of the wounded died; In the 1ta tai
ian war Oh. 1859, II per cent OF the
prussians In the war with Denmalrrlk,.
|1b.5S per cent; in 1901, "A . per .e1
cent: inathe RussorJapanese war, 6sS
per cent japanese and 30 per cent
Russians.
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DEARfTH OF ClO!PPERS.
In Paris and All French Cities
As air esult of Four Tag
DAYS in France.

4tcorrespondence of the Associated Press
PARIS, Aug. 10.Parts and al
French cities are suffering from
dearth Of copDers. for the tWoTs sol
pieces have all gone into the tin col
lection boxes careied throE lhout
farnce by Women and children on the
four s'Tag,' Red, Cross day.
Belgiums day. day of the Seventy
five,s and war Orphans day. The
four days netted between three and
four million, francs each. and q fifth
collection, confined to Paris, mil
lion. or more. 1T is stated by the OF
ganizing commit tees that between for
fy and ,fifty. per cent of the contriou-
lions were made In one and two sou
pieces. The Bank of France has rs
used a statement that as soon as the
sums can be counted i weighed and
wrapped, they will gradually be re-
placed in6circu1ation: -
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Here is a Dandy
Opportunity
For some EnteEprising Wan, or
Woman, with some cash, and =
little KesourcefulneSs.

1t is a fact that the immedi-
ate demand for houses out at
the New Fair Grounds and
Norwood is in excess of the
supply.
Now listen, and If you will
follow the following advice,
you can make some money. J.
have done so myself, and am
4 now doing so, and am there
fore qualified to speak to you
about it, but every mans means
is limited, and cannot buy all
Z the Opportunities that see to:
make money in real estate but
you can buy at least one.
You can buy a good lot out
. there for from three to four
, hundred dollars, and then. put
six or seven hundred more IN
house on this same lot, and
it will stay rented for at least
fifteen dollars per month, and
If you have to borrow the cash
with which to build the house,
the rent money can be used to
repay the loan, and suppose
you do have. to pay six per cent
on this borrowed money. Your
rent will be yielding. you at
least eighteen per cent on your
total investment, won't It?
Suppose the house and lot
cost you one thousand, and you
rent it for fifteen per month.
That is one hundred and eighty
per year isn't it? And one
A-A rnA,x .,.sa -.
eighteen per cent on one thous-
and dollars invested isn't it?
Stop for few minutes and re-
call the people who have made
money in C1arksburg real es-
! tate. Some one probably had
to say more to them to get
them started than I am say
ing to you, and even now you
may not do as advise you, but
some one will, and why not let
that some, one be YOU. Do not
hesitate to invest your savings
because they are small. We
can't all buy city square to
start with, but if you are will
! ing to start now you may be
I able to purchase the city square
+ later. and even ,if you can't you
will not be much worse on than
you are now. So make the
4 start, and start by letting me
+ sell you the lot. II I cause you
to think am Untitled to the
small commission that will
earn in selling you the vacant
lot, am not?
II. F. MODLIN
Room so4 Prunty Bldg.
Bell Phone 1881.
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ADsHss1sfRA NOTICE.

All persons who wish to settle any
elaims that may be- against them AMI
In favor OF the stata OF George q
Blair. deceased and all who have anx
claim against the said estate p1eaa&
q 49, 2 \ 8 --lgs W. CaNLEy
OF the estate OF GeoIgo
G. Blair. deceased:
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o.. T. Tidler. trustee for james.
NJ. Aatson, to EItnore W. Ogden
part Of lot. Upland Grove.
Marcy E. Ogden et At tot Curta
Ashcraft, 8 acresS Rebl4sou run. s
.c1acy b. strosHsE 1s.1 s. acres Reels
Camp. s
! William T. strotherss estate 70
mold ~, str6shsE f:l IS asFee fzocl.
Camp. ~
) E. a.; WILSON to b b naR ION
lot, Wilson's sfgats adj lt1cnn 81 an S
East Salem, DeEelq ent CONS
Salem.
Abe Lowther to. Edward 9. smith,
1915 acres. near West Milford.
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FOR sALE=::=.Lots

LOT ON CLAY ST. 34x1OO feet.
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
a house on it for 81, 900 that
will rent for $25 a month. The
price for few days is only
1925 cash. Come quick if you
Hant it. The Wilson and
Dennison Co., Golf Bldg,
Clarksburg.
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FOR RENT-Flat, seven rooms and bath,
new house. never occupied. modern and
NIL conveniences, laundry room, hot and
cold water. Apply to Mrs. L. Z. Lee, old
Coco-Cola Bpttling Works.
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with bath; good shade in back yard.
$1,000 per month In advance. Phone
y 22:S3-J
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FOR SALE-farns

FARM FoR SABLE Containing $50 acres.
situate on Stout's Run, Elk District, Har.
rison county, w. va. about two miles
from Roniies Mills and being the he'll 1an nd
of Nathan II. Holden. deceased. VIII pc
sold Inv his heirs on easy terms of pay
ment for purchaser. said land will .d be
conveyed In fee simple without any Sese r.
!! yntfons Further particulars viii pc
given either by John l.. Holden. liv;uY
ON farm, or address w. j.. Holden, AZ
Parkersburg w. Va.
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ron SALE so7 acre farm. near Good
Hope: II miles from GlarksburE. on the
burr and Weston: 1T5 acres practically
level; two story frame house: two barns
free gas plenty of fruit: will sell all hay
and corn with farm; gas and oil rights
reserved. Address Mary j. burnside.
IIr,ihf j nran. tn,,. w Nn
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--------,,,,S--r r,,,s furnished front room, on
AZ Hoor In family Of two, with use 81 q
hafh for gentleman. Call at 80 soust.
Second street.
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FOR RENT Or SALE-A nice six room.
two story house. porches, pantry and
bath North Florence street, MOntpelier.
Rent reasonable. NIillard +. Sntder, 224
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FOR sALE-Flyc acres of land on Fair
mont interurbau street car line, near
city. Address owner" care Telegram
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FOR RENT-Five room, now house.. with
porch and Rrge concrete cellar, Rrosddus
month. Also one six room front apart
nient, large private porch: instan u,,
heat and hot water; private hail ana
bath. Apply to Charles D.. Johnston,
Broaddus apartments, Bell phone coo Il.
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Eo75 PENT-Tyyo nicely furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping; sink IN tot ksehs nse
~ saiiar hath and phone. Apply at Sil
Paw street. Hell phone 1893 /.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

FOR RENT
room .lpnrt Glen Elk. N 9Th St $1,000;
store room Glen Elk, N. 9Th ST.. $500;
Apply to the Stout & Alexander Real
Estate Coz l0c-, 701-To3 GoH Building.
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FCi: REST-One four room fat, on second
floor. 113N West Main street, $500 per
month"; water rent paid and garbage
hauled key next door. Cali Bell phone
124S-J.
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-, 7,S--I,---1r,-o front rooms nicely fur
,tsbsd Tor light housekeeping, for ngnt
hnnsekeepinS use of bath ana teiePhYne
INQUIRE at l52 Jackson street
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ron RENTING connecting room 1s, ni ,,ee
of bath and phone; rent to de es sa.,,,,
party without children; one square i rrtn
o. station. Apply mt 81 Noreh
Firth street. ----
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished front Toom
for one or two persons Plea ar hn pifnes
sactinn convenient to all cars. App.S az
G3S West Main street
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~, ri,Ishea rooms fer sleep
FOX 9 y ~, With no childrep. REM rea
amaSS,.bie Appls at G3s West Nam s IEees'
- nm Rel phone o9S.J.
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SITUAIION Ms WANTED

WANTED ONCE work by typsYtrsr an =
stefOgrapher; two Years experience al
dress II. 81 care Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

For. RENT gsntlema5n ons sr a,sel So dma
..antraiIy located, in fnmily OF two, NO no
other roomers. use of bath and -S zee
phone. Call evenings, beli PnotAs
:,l4 preston street.
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ron RENT-Two furnished rooms fer
light housekeeping sink o IN to one
OF n las1t.h;Ia * a. Bumg gardner, Dol jar
.is greet BELL phone 1867 X
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WAN TED iiheEmaids Aps
I plysat ST Charles liuteIs

yRANTIsb IN II for ReneEi9 Hci orb &
GIL aits. As q. Lament Sce 81 clnsss
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: III. III scJarn ronyeniences. near poStofnce.
Hppiy Mt Ill West Pixies street, Bell phone
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FoR RENT-Furnished rooms on Mosna
: VI S-,arv street chr line. Call. Home Phoit
esl(1-I4 II, e. Walters
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roR RENr--Two or three furn nhaTsl
rooms for light house ss pqsfEEiiue Ras
DILL Istr'rensonable 161 Elliott street, hOHle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

FOR lsENT-e room apartment. NlcCarty
building. large rooms closets and
yertinda- All rooms light and airy.
price $40 per month. G. g. McCarty.
Mccarty 9ldg-
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/ TAIsAI--8O acres, 80 acres river bottom, 80
| acres hill land; good eight room house.
barn and all necessary outbuildtngs,
close to church, school and stores near
Price 5000. Chas. Perry. CoolSilie. o.
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ron PTNT--Tyyo nicely furnished rooms
for light .housekeepints use OF PAIN ap m,iS
~ StoneI,ouse 100 ". Main street, Home
mhnne SO. --
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FOR sALEHouses

FOR JSIAIlDlATIS ssALI1--A pretty corner
lot with mUdern room cottage, Win IN
corner 81 Elliott and Lnneta streets. only
three minutes walk from court house.
Has fine view of city, excellent sur
roundings, and good breeze. $3ooOOO.
call on O. c, Lewis, 412-4I3 Union Nat
Bank Building.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS Rooms

FS Ssh,, NM or rocms for gentiemenaal.;
esntraiiy loeased i s;SuR 20 H n9eT
I9r s!. r.u a nnrru1e nts," 212 Hughes street.
adtoininR Towers school, lseh pnons
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- s,oI7PENr-one. Two, three OF five fur,
nisAed rooms modern Correspondence walk from
X use we,5 =, Apply ut 225 North chestnut
street.
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~ y y. - - ST--T5esirab1e furnished room,
FOX aI .iocnted. with use of bath an i
ce sn,a. 1t;1 West Pike street, OF can
EseiI phone 675- r.
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MEN-Learn barber trade: earn ali e1-
cpnses back In our finishing dept; enroll
now we cut SIS; write for catalog. Lead
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WAFVTED-i-crale Help

white girl for general
housework. Apply at ess Dale avenue
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FOR RENT-A Few oflces aAd apartments
in Lntstetter building, opposite y p r6ct-
IRE Inquire ut 2O7 in building. Belt
phone o40-M. Con. 457-Y.
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4 for light housekeeping; NE Of bath anu ana
pGone two minutes walk from posi-
nfsce Apply ut 112 School street.
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FOR REN HOUSES

ron RENT or sALE-very attractive
nine room house. with bath and landry
newly vanished, painted ana Ra hp%nsr.
location the best. 1913 Linden avenue.
Rent 5000 per month to right pa Is, !. !.
& Snider- Attorneys.
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WANIED-MaIe Help,

burr; September 4th. Prepare under Tor.
aners Government. EXAMINER. Booklet S-54
free. Patterson Civil Servtte School.
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FOR. RENT-SIx room house. five minutes
walk FROM court house. with bath. pan:
~ try. garrett halls pprclies and Snrdt Call
Mt 43T West Main street, Bell phone
Il 1855 Home sos x.
FoR RENT Newly papered. seven room
house and III ne cement cellar, porch and
4 deep well Isl torres in bed rooms two
closets: well improved. Rent $500. 42f
phflippi street. east of Linden avenue.
Call Harvey F. Smith.
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girl to do general houAewotk
in family of two: refgrettces requtreH;
Apply to Mrs. IL Hoge, Lyon Apartments
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FOR SAHE-Four months old Seoteh Collie
: pun beautifully marked. full blood
Scotch. Inouire Bell phone 14i3=R. 49,
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FOR RENT-To responsible party, Groom
apartmePt on PIKE ssre ts1t 90 also some room
anartmeIlt n. T. White, MeCnrtS BlldS.,
Beii phone los or 1861. Home III: ---.-
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-20

To anyone who knows any thing British politics it is evident that the differences in present due less disasfac ;on with the progress than bitter party feeling Carson certainly resigned he hated Ash Lloyd George and the other Liberals his kind dubbed "wrecers" right in the British ouc would rather the British defeated than o The statement Bar Law bci yesterday probably of the scheme create % of psmiu so Asq the confidence of the people,
 choosing war cabinet Minister A picked out Arthur Bafour
 although Baour Conservatives and prime minister
 Conservative government Baour statesman and not poi- elan of the Csou He will think of first and of party last The Liberal government composed of the democratic DOT
 ton of the population when the war Is not going at all too ayob Allies hear all sorts of criticisms of the prime minister Lloyd and especially will this criticism come from the house the of lords since the beginning of time that they ac than their counts free dom or prosperity Churchill probably compelled to quit his place at the head of admiralty he dared be Liberal and to forget in his desire lord had been his father
 Asouth Lloyd George Arthur J. Bfour probably the three finest types Morley who resigned protest against the war; b, cl,cr, the three mentioned who could be cxce,d in any qualities necessary their high office AQu and George gained support of the democracy of the four separate ratuaes British Islands and this. of they are Liberals that the writing the wall but they
 will fight on s aso,acy France fought until the Revou uoa swept them.
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Walter H. Dickerman, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given: That Curtis R. Morford, the administrator of the estate of Walter H. Dickerman, de- ceased, has presented to and filed in said court his final account and his petition for final distribution to the parties entitled thereto, of all the residue of sad estate, and that Sat urday, the 22nd day of January, 1916, at II o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said court, in said Precinct, have been fixed and appointed by the court as the time and place for the hearing of said peti- tion, and for the settlement of said ac- count, when and where any person in- terested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions, in writing, to the said petition, and to said account and contest the same.
 Notice is further given: That said estate is ready for distribution, and on the approval of said account and the granting of said petition, distri- button of said estate will be im- mediately had.
 Dated this 18th day of November, 1915.
 (SEAL) M. J. CoNRoY
 U. S. Commissioner and ex-oficio Probate Judge, Territory of Alaska, Kenai Precinct.
 First publication Nov. 20, 1915. Last publication Dec. IS, 1915.
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duction will be quarter of million larger, according to the Ruby Record Citizen; while Circles output is more than a hundred thousand more than in 1914. Just how the Koyukuk pro duction will compare with last year is not known, but letters from there during the last month, indicate that the camp would hold it's own and pos sibly show up a little better than'last season. With the big Manley plant doing well at Iditarod, and the dredges running along smoothly, the output there is slightly in excess of 1914.
 Recent arrivals from the Circle country say that the Berry dredge paid for itself during the first few months of operation, and the outit is expected to clear up fully hun dred thousand dollars to the good, No one knows just what the dredge did, as the management kept as a secret the exact amount of the out put.
 The output of the Hot Springs country is not known yet, but A. Rock, the owner of much ground in the camp, stated when in Fairbanks that he was satisfied that the pro- duction would be fully as large as in 1914.
 With all these encouraging reports, the business people and residents of the Interior are resting easier than they have for several yars.-Fair- banks Times.
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NATIVES ASKING FOR
 LAND ALLOTMENTS

Under the revised regulations re- garding land allotments to native Indians or Eskimo of full or mixed blood residing in Alaska, 78 applica- tions have been filed in the local land office at Juneau, asking for tracts of land. The majority of these appica- tions have been made for tracts of 160 acres, although few have been filed for very small areas.
 Passed May IT, 1908, the act pro- vides that the secretary of the in terior may allot not to exceed 16O acres of non-mineral land in the Dis trict of Alaska to an Indian or Eski- mo of full or mixed blood who resides in and is a native of said district, and who is the head of a family or is 2l years of age; and the land so al lotted shall be deemed the homestead of the allottee and his heirs in per petuity and shall be inalienable and non-taxable until otherwise provided by congress. Any person qualified for an allotment as aforesaid shall have the preference right to secure by allotment the non-mineral land oc- cupied by him, not exceeding l6O acres
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OUTPUT LARGER
 THAN LAST YEAR

RUBY, Oct. 15.-The local mining season closed on the first of the week. The season has been a good one in this district, and the output will be quarter of million dollars greater than last years. The prospects for a busy winter are also good. The trail will be in shape for winter travel in a very few days, and the tonnage furnished by the freighting of the drcdge and supplies for the Yukon Gold company will keep the freighters in this locality busy. The contract let by the Yukon Gold com pany calls for the freighting of five hundred tons of goods from Ruby to Greensboro creek.-News- Miner.
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GEORGE RILEY HEARS
 OF FATHERS DEATH

JUNEAU, Oct. 3O.-Word has just been received of the death of Peter Riley, who for many years has been door-kceper of the United States Senate. Mir. Riley was the father of George Riley, a representative of Libby, McNeil & Libby, who has just returned from the westward. The sad news of his fatehrs death reach ed him by cable.
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Hot Springs, the reports are to the effect that business conditions in gen cral have improved during the last six months, and a general air of optimism prevails.
 Fairbanks heads the Interior camps by boosting its output fully half a million dollars; Ruby's pro-
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INTERIOR ALASKA PRODUCTION
 WILL EXCEED LAST YEAR

From al, parts ot Interior Alaska, the reports received in Fairbanks in djcate that the output is much larger than in several seasons. From Ruby Iditarod. Circle, the Koyukuk and
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Big new assortment of Arrow shirts in the newest coloringS and patterns. Get some of the Gothic" the new fall Arrow collar.
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
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"Vitolitra." A fragrant and deli cious South American tea. It invigo- rates the brain and strengthens the body.
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
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Rub-Less. The best polish ever manufactured. Brown & Hawkins has it. Quality First"
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Sourdoughs and Chechacos. Get ready for mushing to Matanuska by boarding at Commerce Cafe.
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See Buttons ad. Tuesdays and Fri days. Second hand goods, cash or commission 9-28-tf
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Fox's Oyster Cocktails at the Branch.
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See the ready made skirts and waists at Butts.
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Fresh Bulk Oysters at Carstens.
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Dry goods at Butts.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, RENAL PRE- CINCT, AT SEWARD. In the Matter of the Estate
 of Walter H. Dickerman, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION
 FOR DISTRIBUTION.
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SEWARD ALASNA SATURDAY., NOVEMBER 2O 1915.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-22
HOW OFTEN SHALL
CORN BE CULTIVATED

At the Illinois Agricultural Expert
ment station, in test lasting five
years, corn cultivated to an average
depth, three to five times as the vary
ing seasons required, yielded 68.5
bushels per acre, while that cultivated
nine to Is times yielded but $50
bushels per acre. The number of re-
quired civilizations varies considerably
with the season. In years when the
soil is packed by heavy and frequent
rains and weed growth is correspond
ingly troublesome, civilizations must
necessarily be more frequent than if
the opposite conditions exist. It is
also probably true that cold, wet,
heavy soils need more frequent cult
walton than do the opposite kinds. In
actual practice, however, it seldom
pays to cultivate less than three times
or more than five times.-Junior Corn
Bulletin, Nebraska Cofiege Of Agricul-
ture.