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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-12
LAUGHS LYRICS AND LOGIC.
 By Clio Harper.

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 Gen. Bill says them alleys" are too narrow to drive a wagon through, and that is the reason they can't win.
 Mike-Fhwat is this Oi hear about Germany going bankrupt?
 Pat-It's tco thrue; Oi'm told they must hook der kaiser to raise more money.
 It. was an Arkansas Dsmocrat printer who caused a run on the Iron Mquntain ticket office when he left the ''r" out of the word "horse" in the headline, "Great Attractions at the Horse Show at the Exposition" 1t was probably one who. hadeH per- sonal interest in the proposition &,hios wrote former Governor Dona- ghey, chairman of the special penii- tenti7ry investigating committess, that "the state better close. up the instltu- ion if it can't run it any betteFs than Es!lfas7 been doing"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-12

When the attention Of The Graphic ls called L0 any Mls.sCiltcMeW Ol lacJss Or to AnJ errOr COhcerninK any nlAh UT l1ing, cUrrecsitn ,Wul cAeerluly bs Wasuu. ' .IH~" |a 7s;'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-12

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-12

Il havej come to learn that the reason why so many men are in the doWn-and-out class is the lack of thrift .p-H.j w. Hoot, Secretary Bowery. Branch, Y. M. : Q, A., New Mork City. 7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12

AT THE LYRIC.
Third Episode Of The Black Box
Good Film Tonight.

With each edingssinstallment the
mystery Of '.The Black Box increases
in excitement. Sanford Quest now has
two mysterious robberies to untangle.
He has perfected little pocket wire
less instrument in the use of which he
coaches his two assistants, Lenora and
Laura, very carefully. while they
are working the mysterious hands
leave tiny black box in the study. 1t
contains this message: What charac.
teristic strikes you most forcibIy? I?
Cunning? The necklace might be
where the skeleton is. Why not begin
at the beginning?"
Miss kQuigg. Salvation Army lass
comes to Quest with an appeal for char
ity. He tells her to call the next
morning at 10 o'clock. As Lenora
shows the girl out she sees that Craig
has been listening at the study door.
Lenora has an sinstinctive dislike for
the man. Quest decides to learn some
thing of the mans character and sends
Laura, disguised as a man to seek
information in the Servants Club.
See the picture.
Next picture is an L-KO comedy,
Too Many Bachelors" and a Joker
The Trickie Flunkie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12

amt riding qualities ~ the Maxwell. Tho spring
suspension OF the 1915 maxwell Is the same costly
combination of long semi -elliptical front aprngs
and the three quarter elliptic rear springs that
Is used on most heavy weight high priced ears
The Maxwell offers you every essential OF the nigh
est priced machines at ifth Of their cost.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Some People We Know, and We
Will Profit by Hearing About
Them.

This is purely local event.
1t took place in Annapolis.
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe a citizens state
ment.
Any article that is endorsed at
home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than one you know nothing about
Endorsed by unknown people.
Mrs. Charles Ziehlke, 90 West St.,
Annapolis says: 81 had great deal of
trouble from my back and kidneys.
My back panied almost constantly and
often / was dizzy and nervous. Doan s
Kidney Pills cured me and have had
no trouble since.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kinney Pills-the SINE that Mrs.
Zihlke had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
Howe Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for anv case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have krovn F.
], Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
liave him perfectly honorable In ell
business transactions and financially
able to carry out sny obligations made
By his firm
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nallY, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's "a mily Pills for con-
tinafio-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
Reod This List of Expe,,s;De Feassres.

Attractive Streanline Body
Pure stTeamllae body graceful crow tenders
with all fivets concealed al tho style
aud "saap That you ll hnd IN any Of highest
priced
A High Tension aiaeneso
Nearly all the high p~ie~0 eers hRFe "a ensicn
magRsfcs. a bieh teasion llrgfefn MOI live
ignition. The &tmms magfsSta. wlts White the Ajax
well is equipped, is recognized one ci the best
magnetcs made.
Left Side Drive Central Con rol
Left side steer with gear shifting lever in center
or drIF ng C0llaFt4nen t--cHntn4 control mas feen
accepted by leading makers 9f eSsensi1s autolaO-
bes the safest and most conc 3Itab.a for the
driver: that is why the Maxwell has IT, The Max
we'll is easy 70 drive and control tsat q child
can handle It.
Three-Speed Sliding Gear Transri sSion
All high nriced car haye sliding ar trans
mission. 1t is castig to rake, nHt lt IS the hest.
IL the motor has the power, sliding sears viii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
COLORED FOLK
TO HELP FIREMEN
Doves Club to Give Benefit Enter.
tainment.

Under the supervision and direction
of the following committee of arrange
ments Jas. Washington, president
Harry Cole, secretary; Walter Cook,
treasurer; Edward Gully Floor Malr
ager; Bernard Wyatt, chairmafS;
Joseph Brown, the doves Club" a
colored organization of this city will
give an entertainment at the City As
sembly Rooms, Tuesday, May IS, for
the benefit of the Rescue Hose Fire
Company of the volunteer firemen of
the city.
1t is understood the money raised by
this entertainment given by the color
ed people, is for the fund to purchas c
new chemical apparatus.
Prof. Schreyer's orchestra will fur
nish music. Generous patronage is
asked, and the cause appeals to all
citizens. 1t is highly commendable
that the oolored friends are actively
interested in this good cause.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
MORE THAN 9. 30 MAXWELL DEALERS
AY.WAX3 AT YOUR SERVICE

Each of tae Ma,1well dealers in the
United States sad CaEada is an automobile
expert Anvcra of Ehem stands ready at all
times to give advice end assistance to any
M4xwen owner You can tour all of the
United States and Csnada and should your
car require the attention Of an expert you
will find a Maxwell dealer near at hand. If
you need a replacement part, and the dealer
does not have il In stock, he can get it for
a few hours.
Max7cIl owners never have their cars
cut of serv.ee FOR days or weeks at time
waiting for placement parts.
The So ) Maxwell Wonder Car" is the
greatest rel autcgsob., value ever offered.
The service ihat the ILaxweII Motor Com
pany gives is s,ot sagpassed by the service
given BY any ots1ee automobile manufacturing
organization in the world
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
The Weeks Weather.

DIR. Fassig, of the u. S. Dept. of
Agriculture has issued his weeks
weather report which shows two clear
days for the last week, Sunday, May 9
and Thursday, May 6.
There were three cloudy days. viz:
May 4, and 8, and two partly cloudy
days. May and 5. 1t rained four
days during the week, May 8, A. z
and s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12

from The raaier of the car he drives He
soEnelirlee nests new parts, acj51suAes.ls, -tc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
Uncle Sans Sea Fighters.

The great naval review of Amer
ica's mighty swar fleet is now being
held in New York harbor. In honor of
this auspicious occasion q special Ma
val Review" edition of the New York
Sunday Worlds pictorial section will
be printed next Sunday.
Many remarkable and interesting
photos of our warships, the men who
man them. etc, will tbe shown. For
goodness sake" and for your sake,
order next Sundays World from your
newsdesler in advance. m11.St
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
a pependable EIeetrie starter

For SIS extra you can have your Maxwell de-
llvered equipped with the famous simms-Hun cleo
trio starter This starter is efficient, trouble PROOF
and easily operated.
And the Maxwell IS completely equipped from the
clear vision gentilafing windshield at the front
to the spare tire carrier at the rear
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
TIE SERVICE THAT II z EgAXWELL
MOTOR COMPANY GIVES

The service that the III .xwoll car gives
cannot be questioned. Any automobile
owner from time 10 time Esquires service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
One Size Of Tire-Anti-skids on Rear

The Maxwell car e one of The ea8Iost cars IN tba
world on tires Maxwell owners carry but one
spare tire and but size Of spare tubes Eeonom-
zeal 30 inch X 81 inch tires are used all around
A famous make Of anti-skid tires are supplied
On rear wheels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
16 CT.EAT MAXWE.t.E. SERVICE
BRANCHES

The R7ax7veil Motor Company telyee care
OF Eaxvge owners by minimizing ~ s sot
hlossgaa sT0iee Brouchcs. These hraue hes
are II gre ciliss which have been selected
In sucla . lanaer as L. tacroug " cover the
United St tes. They can ao1s parts to
any kEaxys III dealer Or lsla1yyeii owner within
a fen hours.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
81 M XWELL DIST ST OFFICES

s. n rs2eH Ds1r.cs c1s are sg7 in-
tainea ia leading cities. This rneans 6 =
ts-t ..lan5 yerss each v-ifl2 > csgps cf isa-
ants. n eat big parF cf the work of rs
Any of 8 sd n41n is ta see 2Eat Na&y cli
dealers gis : real hlaxweH service to t1ozyel
owners.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12

pun the OUT OF su5 saHt. Tiic Maxwell
has threespeea arle tiNe -'tainE tra1s mission
because Maxwell ce.iN at cor der any
other type % be wu. he ~ gcil a7N
Douhie-sheii str w Shcak
Absoshin1 9evic
The MAXWELL radiator 0f ndsonae deeiga.
gracatvlfy curved and ST be trouble
pToaf. 4t Is the expensive 69Ia rell type -11
has saEple co8iiug capacity. radiator IS
mounted 70 the lfane 81 means 0f ato-k abb
sorhinE device each sie 81 -h relieEs the
raGiatcr % an twists and oistnrt ct tie f'aIHes
caused hy roughness OF g f0aa Tho ss3etH ah-
s9rhing device alro miniaiizes q Feasibility OF
radiator leaks
The Roomy Ful 5-Fasses er Body
Adjustable Froa AZ
The 1915 ataswe Las fr wn 5-passengaf
Dody THE frrEt seat Is aCi1 yeu move
il three inches forward er d Faiz makes
the Ger really comfortable le d1irtr. 10
sfaupea leg for taH re1n}a uIeall4l 9rtaple
f6@chine fsr short people lgers' seats
made 70 ht aasones-s0 ft nn one
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-12
16 Great Service Branches azve District 0cesse chan 1000
Maxwell Dealers always he Service o Ils Who D Maxwell Cars

When you buy an auto Mobile you buy
two kinds of service. Firat:-The service
given and guaranteed by The car itself.
Second:-The service given by the maker
and the dealer while the cer IS in use.
The service the Maxvv Il car gives is
known. $4,000 satisfied EtaxgeH owners
have given the car the rough md tumble acid
test of fully eighteen nonHs service. The
Maxwell has shown that II 5 able TO stand
up under the severeat ueo.. In cities, over
country roasls, throug., sllud md sand sndup
the steepest mountains, the 1915 Maxwell
has naee good for $4,000 ovrners.
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IN EMORlAM.

Dr. William James Mcdonald, son of Eld John w and Harriet McDon. aid, was born in Benton county, Ms. sissiFp. February 27, 1850. His father died during the war between the states, when he was but ten years old: and he was his mothers main helper in sustaining the family on fine farm He thus spent the first 17 years of his life in hard work. hay ing but little school advantages. De. termiuing to obtain an educatiou he spent the next five years of his life in school. and then entered the Mem phie Medical College from which h." araduated and later took a special course in a New York institution It can be truly said that, after a prac tice of more than 20 years in th,s city, among his most enduring friend. are his patients Dr. Mcdonald was twice married To his first wife who died in 1882 two sons were born. titliis the first bo ?. died in this civ just before reaching his majority Ward. the younger, with his wife and child, resides in East st. Louis, wIere he hold a responsible position wien th St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Company His last wife was thu r.,m a buggy n this city and Killed in 1900 He leaves two brothers and two sisters. pr Mcdonald had many generous and noble impulses Many shared his bcuefactions Faithful ness aud punctuality characterized his life He was as regular as clock in his business eugagemcnta. His word was as good as his bond. No sick and suffering person ever a0 poaled 10 him in vain Though reared by Christian parents, and loved by all who knew him. yet, SO far as known. he never made a public profession of faith in Christ Durug revival meeting. when he was about 25 years of age, he was u.ged to surrender to Christ for salvation and service, and responded that but for one thing he would do SO Many years later he told his brother that the "ouc thing was an "mVilIingness to preach the Gospel"
 CONTBIBl TED
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"KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 RITUAL READ BY MASONS
They Find Nothing Objectionable and Refute Wild Story Concerning
 Alleged Oath.

 ''Nembers of the Knights of Go. um0us in Little Rock and in other cities of Arkansas have rsce.red and are ctrcul4tiUg statement from prominent Masons which is of inter, est in view of the wide Circu aation of an alleged oath of the Knights of Co., lWmbus Tle statement ~aS made after Judge Mccormick of Los Auge. les, Cal had submitted 10 commit- tee Of Masons the ritual and ooliga. tions Of the Knights of Columbus.
 The report of the committee Of Masous is as follows:
 We hereby certify that by au. thoritv of the highest officer ol the Knights of Columbus in the state of California who acted under instruc. tjous from the supreme officers O. the order in the United States Nc were furnished a complete copy of all tie work ceremonies and pledges used by the order and that We care fully read, discussed and examine q the same We found that while the order is in a sense a secret assOcia. tion. it is not an oath-bouud organ. ization and that its ceremonies are comprised in four degrees. which are
 intended to teach and inculcate priu. cipies that lie at the foundation or every great religion and every free state Our examination of these ceremonials and obligations wa, made primarily for the purpose of as. ccrtaining whether or not certain alleged oath of the Knights of COlum. bus which has been printed and widely circulated was in fact used by the order, and whether if ii was not used, any oath, obligation or pledge was used which was or would be of. fensive to Prutestants or Masons. or those who are engaged in circulating document Of peculiar viciousnces and wickedncss We find that nci ther the alleged oath nor any oath or pledge bearing the remotest resem- hlance thereto in matter. manner, spirit or purpose is used or fCtms a part of the ceremonies of any degree of the Knights of Columbus The al legged oath is scurrlous. wicked and libelous and must be the invention of 1 an impious and venomous mind We find that the order of Knights of Co lumbus. as shown by it's rituals. i- charity and patriotism. There is nc
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MONTHLY POLICE REPORT.
Chief Ellison Submits Regular Report
 to the City Council Last Night.

Chief Ellison Submits Regular Report
 to the City Council Last Night.
 The regular monthly port of Chief of Police Tom Ellison was sub mitted to the city council last nigat and was as follows:
 To the Mayor and City Couuc.
 GVntlCmtn beg to submit my report for the month of March. 1915. as follows
 Total number of arrests made, 2l; tot amour, Of fines assessed $l.- SEQ; tctal amount of fines carried over, $ll0; total, Sl9S0.
 Amount fines paid in March. Sall. amount Of lines carried over $3G.50. total fines $9175o Total amount Of fines carried over S7550. total mum. Ter of fines committed, $SSl. 10 al number Of fines appealed St5. To- taL $LeSo.
 Respectfully submitted.
 r. A. ELLISON, Chief of Police
 By k F Soouruer, Clerk
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To the People of Hot Springs
 II has gobahll come to your attcn. tion during Che political campaign now being waged that our oreauiza ton is being msQuoted as having a political interest in the election. and the misstatement- are being circu. lated freely that we have a candidate in the field We take this method of informing all the people of Hot Springs that this is false in every particular Neither Harry A. Jones, the democratic nominee, or lDr J. w. .McClendon, the independent candi. date. could be a member of the Knights of Columbus. for the very good reason that ours is an auxiliary organization of the Catholic church and both the candidates for mayor are, we understand. Protestants
 Ours being a church organization. one similar in preccpts and prnc. pie. to many other organizations in which men take pride in member shi1 10 permit to pass unuoticod the statement that We were political or gauization would be an injustice we do not intend 10 suffer Otdnary caumny the outgrCWth of ignorance aud prejudice, we would not give recognition to but under the present conditions We feel it necessary to make this positive and absolute and unqualified denial of any political ob- iects or purposes.
 There has been circulated. 10 fur tler political interests in the pre- cnt cam aign, what putports 10 be the ob- lsatiou of the Knights of Columbus. That is an old lie long since exploded. The Arkansas Gazette Of Saturday, November 2l 19l4 publishes the fol-. lowing test our orGanization sub. mitted itself to in order 10 allay a prejudice that was being aroused against it by enemies ot the church of which we are auxiliary and we herewith offer it to the public of this city that the truth might be put be. fore those who seek the truth. and are willing to be guided thereby.
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propaganda proposed or taught against Protestants or Masons or per. sons not Of Catholic faith. Indeed, Protestants and Masons are not re- ferred to directly or indirectly in the ceremonials and pledges The cere- monial of the order teaches a high and noble 1atiiotsm instills a love of country nculcates a reverence for law and order. urges the conscieu- tous and unselfish performance of civic duty and holds up the consttu- ton of our country as the richest and most precious possession Of a Knight of the order
 We can find nothing in the entire ceremonials of the order that to our minds could be objected to by any person.
 "Moley Hewes Flint Sd degree, past grand master of Masons of Cali fornia
 Dana Reid Weller 2ad degree, past grand master of Masons of Cali foraia.
 William Rhodes Hervey, 33d de. gree past master and master of Scottish Rite lod-..
 Samuel F. Burke 23d degree, past master and inspector of Masonic dis trict'
 At a regular meeting of the Kniehts of Columbus Hot Springs Council No. TAG, the above was taken up and its publicity requested of the press of Hot Springs
 HOT SPRINGS COUNCIL NO. TAG.
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
 (AdNtD
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kSi-yil Corn pains m Every Ncrvei Dee "CETSIT;"h It Gets" Every Corn
 Surely. Quickly

CfG pamleSsly without fussing or trou- bc If you have ever made fat bundle out of your to" with baudaEes. used thick. corn pressing cotton rings, corn pulling SalVesi coru-tedSug plasterS-- well, you'N appreciate the difference when you use GETS IT. |" Your corn agony will vanish. Cutting and gouging with knives razors, files and scissors. and the danger of blood poison are done away with Try "GETS-tT' tonight for arv corn callus wart OF buuion Never fails
 "GETS-TT' is sold by druggists evciv- where Poe a bottle. or sent direct by F.. Lawrence X Co.. Chicago
 Sold in Hot Springs and rrcommended ed aS the world s best corn rWe by R C, Morris Drug Company SnrtrHs Dru. Company.
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Makino Good Work Possible

As long as one is on his feet ne can work after ia hion, no matter how badly he feels. But you cannot do good worll-haye ambition and en- ergy, feel that life is worth living
 with sluggish bowels or torpid liver. Foley Cathartic Tablets do away with that drowsy dull tired feeling They never gripo or cause nausea. They re wholesome cleansing and 1ealthmi. Most satisfactory for stout persons
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chamberlaIn,s couoh Remedy.

From smHl beginning the sale and use Of this remedy has extended to al parts of the United States and 10 many foreign counties When you have need for such d medicine give Chamberlain Cough Remedy a trial and you w,Il understand why It has become so popular for coughs colds and croup O0tainahla every where
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TO DISCUSS EVIDENCE.

George R. Bedding goes to Little Rocl, today to confer with W. II. Martin and Senator Clarke relative to the detail oi evidence in the race bill suit which will be heard before Judge Fulk Of the Pulaski circuit court. next Tuesday.
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s4Ooo
No 2o

3-story frame apartment house; i9 rooms and bath nicely furnished; within tHq minutes walk of Park avenue line, in good condition; lm- proyemcuis alone cost over $iJ0o; furnishings about sl,So0. Price sif GOO. including furniture and extra ground sufficient for two cottages Terms on about one half.
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Live rabbits gwen away as premi' ums Great Eastern Coffee Store and Tea Store, BIO Ouachita Ave.
 4-l-3t
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No 1

5c9 Silver street on hill side. n, colored school Adatcd 70 white coIored is certainly 3rcttH. rooI switch lights, chandeliers, f.rcpa mautel screens, bored well, pic fence. Price $L50o. S25o down , $l5 d month, with s per cent.
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Nc. t2. $500

39 Henderson avenue blocks Of OaklaWu car line, one lot. 6 cottage, screens, switch lights,
 gas, city water, bath sink and 2 tory; barn. Price $500, 225o , and $2I a month. with per cen
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$500


3GS Jackson avenue. g bloc5t Malvern car line, : rooms hall h. screens, lights, chandeliers, s gas. sleeping porch well, cjty F. orchard barn Price $l5o0; q down $25 a month, with pert
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KNIGHTS-COLUMBUS
 ISSUE STATEMENT
SHOW THIS ORGANIZATION HAS NO POLITICAL INTEREST IN
 PRESENT CAMPAIGN.

Is a Church Auxiliary Organization and Not Political in Any Sense Of the Word--Masonic Investigation Referred To.
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Try "GTS-iT," ifs
 Magic for COrns!
New, Simple, Common sense way.

You will never know how really easy il is to get rid ot corn. until You have tried "GETS-IT' Nothing like it has ever been produced. It nkc- less time to apply if than it does to read this. II wIll dumfound you especially if you ha, g drops applied in few seconds -thatr all The corn shrNcls then comes right
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Imported lace and embroidery sale for the benefit of St JoAus church, next door to Princess theater
 a a
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$500
No t5

Large !ot blocks west of Oak. stables. size lo0X3u0 to alley. well Price $500. $1-5 down ball al per cent
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WANTED-An experienced waitress wanted at the Sigler Cafe 4-2-3t
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Cherokee and Winona, level small cottage; best water. 1nt utilities near; garden spot, lo east of M. b. and G depot $ll00; $2o0 down. $l5 month, s per cent
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$500


Large lot two blocks west of Fair Grounds, 75X3OJ from street to street; very good price $500, sl00 down, BIO a month, with 8 per cent.
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The Place Yu Call Homf
City or Suburban. Which Shallit be? You Can Own a'argain in any of
 these. Takeour Choice.
No. 17 $2.OOO

8 large lots. in all lSo feet fro less than , minutes. walk of r. avenue Ime. north of Majes ( lroom cottage water gas Price Goo. @.1o down balance $2J d mon with $ per cent. This is high d heaItaiu. l72 Crest uoct; dandy sl Tor bungalows