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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-30

eng, without using a single obscene or TItny
word.
If the translator applies the same method
to this Latin that has to be applied to Homer,
Phtarch, Livy, Suetonius, Ovid, and many
other works regarded as classic, then the re-
which expresses the same idea in perfectly
decent way
Defendant Shouzd not be penaziged because
a translator uses the e0orst English acords IN
stead of the best.
II Defendant is to be held criminally re-
sponsible for translation made by some one
else, that translator SbOud be required to
maize q decent translation, if it can be done.
Defendant prays the Court to instruct the
jury that he should be given the benefit Of
the same rule of translation that it has been
customary to give to Greek classics, Latin
classics French classics, German classics,
Spanish classics, and Italian classics
That rule of translation, gives the Ameri-
can world what it could not otherwise en- oy-
to-Wit decent version of Homer, of Herodo-
tus of Livy, of Boccaccio of Rabelais, of The
Arabian Nights, of Balzac, of Goethe, of lie
Sage of Rousseau, of Molere, and scores of
others, whose works could not possibly APP
pear In English, If the translator selected the
plainest coarsest, raWest English words to
express the foreign meaning
It would be utterly unlawful to mail the
works Of the Christian Fathers, if their Latin
and Greek were changed into the baldest Eng
lish equivalents.
Furthermore, there are very numerous
verses in the Bible that simply cannot be
rendered in e0uiUd7ent English. The shock
to common decency would be too great. Con-
sequentlv. the Father of the Reformation
glorious John Wyclife was compelled to
use paraphrases, circumlocutions, and modest
su6Stit,sti0ns, before he could present the
Bible, eUen to the medieval English.
Tyndale had to adopt the same method, ana
so did the scholars who made the King James
version.
In making their English Bible, the Ro-
manists were compelled to resort to the same
devices. to soften the innocent ObScen5ty Of the
original ScrlpturaJ teSt.
To illustrate what [ mean, let me say, as
delcately as may be, that where Abraham
demands that an oath be taken by the laying
of the hand under his thigh, the text does not
mean thigh, at ALL
1t means the male organ of generation.
So in the innumerable mentions of ''womb,"
event in unto her. covered her with his gar
ment," 'tQOlz her and conceived by her." etc.
Defendant therefore contends that if the
translator, used against him by the Roman
prosecutors, be required to adopt the same rule
that is applied to literary masterpieces, like
Homer's Iziad, and to the ''Word of God,'
itself, he cannot be held to have violated any
law even though he be made criminally re-
sponsible for the horrible Latin of the de-
graded priest Saint Alfonsus Liguori-
against whose vile doctrines Defendant
warned the American world.
Defendant will show that not one passage
of the indicted matter could possibly infame
sexual passions and lead to illicit sexual in
diligence.
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have a shop fully equipped and ready
for all kinds Of work in their line.
GOES HOME TO KANSAS.
Miss Nita Gilien resigned her posi-.
ton at Nelson's and leaves Tuesday
for her home in Mankato. Kansas, to
be with her mother. 4 who is quite
sick. Miss Gillen expects soon to take
training in hospital at Topeka, to
fit herself for nurse.
IN JUNK BUSINESS AGAIN.
I have purchased the junk business
recently sold to J. Koscove and am
again in business at the old stand.
corner srd and Macon ave.
i1p6t SAM SPOKEN.
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FRIDAY
in CITY FROM coALDALE.

IN CITY FHOM COALOAIG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Davis and Mrs.
w. H. Smith of Coaldale were Canon
visitors this week.
RETURNS FROM VISIT.
Mrs. ]. ]. Phelps returned Thursday
from Pueblo after several days visit
with her granddaughter, Mrs. chas.
Roha.
GONE TO TALLAHASSEE
Tom Allison and John Edwards left
today for the Somerville Ranch on
Tallahassee Creek to spend several
days.
RETURNED TO CANON wEDNEs.
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. w. Hughes return.
ed on Wednesday to Canon City after
short visit here with friends. -Pue-
bio Chieftain.
<ANsANs VISIT LlNNEERs.
Miss Fife Norstrom and Mrs Ernest
Hawkinson Of Lindsberg, Kansas, are
sreDding several weeks in Canon as
guests at the home of C. A. Linneer
1915 Macon avenue. Miss Nofstrom
is niece of Mrs. Linnear.
BROUGHT TO PEN THURSDAY.
william Smith. convicted of burg
lsry at Waisenbnrg and sentenced to
the state penitentiary. was brought to
Canon City Thursday night BY Deputy
sherin j. :. Wright OF Huerfano
county and resistered at the prison.
MAY LOCATE At coALDALE.
W. and Mrs. Frank Batchelor re-
tnrnOd Thursday from paverni days.
= s....> - Sss.ss.sA e..N sNAatsliAa
Nhear ttey visited Geo. Ratchaior. M
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SATURDAY

WILSON'S DOWN WITH TONsILlTlS
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson are con
fined to their home suffering from
tonsilitis.
PUEBLO FOLKS VISITORS HERE.
Mrs. James G. Gregory and little
daughter. and Mrs. c. o. Monroney
of Pueblo came up Thursday and are
the gueets of Mrs. Fred Mareschal
OF Greenwood avenue.
BACK FROM WESTERN SLOPE.
Miss Fern Palmer, returned home
this morning from three months stay
on the western slope. Miss Palmer
has been in Salida. Alamosa. Monte
Vista and other western slope towns,
following her profession OF nursing.
PicNIckED ON TOP GORGE
w. B. Newton and family and Mr..
Newton's niece, Miss Louisa Newton.
picnicked on top OF the Royal Gorge
today. Miss Newton is here from Yer
mont to spend several weeks.
FORMER c. c. H. s. BOY HoNoRED
Herman C. Graves was initiated in
Denver recently into the Phi Rho
Sigma, a national honorary medical
society. Non.less...p in this society
ib based mainly upon scholarship The
initiation and banquet were held at
the Metrosule. s:vnng the speakers
were Doctors jackson, Elder, Jones
and Fowler.
MoToREo HERE FOR BASKET.
BALL GAME.
Or. and Mrs. J. J. Pattee OF Pueblo
motored here Friday evening TO at
tend the basket ball game between
the Centennial and South Canon hiGb
school teams and weFp eueets - lhs
rAfhm6fs hstel Win ~ Rktt1o1
Woru Uinnon Us110 1512f11 - I7N6
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News Notes
THURSDAY
DOWN FROM PARKDALE.

DOWN FROM PARkDALE.
Mrs. John Murray-of Parkdale came
down on No. Wednesday afternoon
to spend several days in town.
VISITING NEWTON HOME.
Miss Louisa Newton of Vermont is
visiting at the home of her uncle. w.
B. Newton. of this city. She expects
to be here for several weeks. F..
BRINGS IN ORE SPECIMENS.
Mr.. Farrell of the Linden Hotel has
been doing some prospecting in the
hills about Canon and has brought in
some fine specimens of ore.
SOLD THREE FORD CARS.
The Bernstein Auto company report
the sale of three new Fords yesterday.
The purchasers were DR.. T. ID. Ham
ilton of Howard. Mrs. Maude Hazard
and C. w. Anderson.
Miss Nett.e Schuyler has recently
acacepted a position as stenographer
with the Round Crest Canning com.
pany. Miss Schuyler. whose home is
III bOSlOIis CdHC " OdANA AAOiA eiAS
western Fart of the state. where she
sper. the past few months.
LEFT FOR WESTERN SLOPE.
Miss Florence Henry left Sunday
evening for Gunnison for visit with
her father. Curing her stay there
she will probably take course at
the normal school. Miss Henry has
been visiting Miss BESSIE McQuown
and Miss Lucy Carter for the past
three weeks.
MOVING TO RockvALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Casey. who have
been living at 304 Macon avenue. will
leave for Rockvale Sunday for an in
definite stay.
GUEST OF MRS. n. ]. CRAIG.
Mrs. Frank r. Lamb of Cotopaxi. is
spending the week here as the guest
of Mrs. H. ]. Craig at 240S East Main
street.
OTHER MOTORISTS GET IN BAD.
During the last twenty-four hours
three, other motorists have had to
acknowledge to the police their ne
glect to obey the provisions of the
traffic ordinance in failing to main
tain the prorer lights on their ma
chimes after nightfall. In each in
stance they were cited to appear be-
fore Police Magistrate d. j. Houston
and pay three rollars into the city
treasury for their dereliction. They
were Frank Heilman. Frank X. Miller
and J. A. Dickerson; the latter for
getting to carry the prescribed lamp
on his motorcycle.
MRS. MAXWELL RETURNS.
Mrs. Harry Maxwell returned Tues
day from a visit with her folks in
colorado Springs.
WORKING IN RocKvALE.
Robinson and Casey have been
awarded the contract for dong the
team work on the reservoir at Rock.
vale. which is undergoing extensive
repairs. They left Canon Wednesday
to begin the work.
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SPENDING A FEW DAYS IN COAL.
nAlE


Mrs. Jennie Fischer of 425 Pike ave
nue. left on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. Monday afternoon for Coaldale
where she will spend a couple of DAYS
looking after some business affairs
recurring her attention.
ATTEND COAL CREEK
ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.. Shirley. Misses
Eta Walton. Jessie Wilson and Mary
Shirley motored to Coal Creek this
afternoon to attend the entertainment
given by the teachers of the Coal
Creek school, in which Miss Sylvia
Shirley will take part.
ENJOYING DAY AT OHIO CANON
A party of twenty-five or thirty
high school students. with several of
their instructors. are picnicking to-
day in Ohio canon on the lower slopes
of Mt. Grant. The excursionists left
town early this morning with an elab-
crate showing OF lunch baskets and
a stock Of energy and enthusiasm that
PANoaSc0 q uChSuhAoh u6g
MoToRED TO PUEBLO TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Farmer. Miss
Marie Farmer and Mrs Yard. mother
o Mrs. Farmer. motored to Pueblo
this afternoon on a combined business
and pleasure trip. Am incident OF
their visit to Pueblo will tie their at
tendance at the Grand Opera House
there this evening to wftne's the fam
Gus picture film. The Birth OF A Ma
ton" They will return TO Canon
City on Wednesday.
LEFT FOR HOME MONDAY
Mrs. Frank r. Lamb returned to her
home at Cotopaxi. Monday afternoon
following a weeks VISIT here as the
guest of Mrs. II. J. Craig In East Can
on I
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White, Prof. Wallace. Austin Cazaly
and Robert Wilder of the Centennial
high school.
VISITED MRS. HOWARD.
Misses Matte and Idei McCrory,
and Mr.. Lee kaper, of Cotopaxi who
have been the guests of their aunt
Mrs. John Howard. of Greenwood
avenue, returned home today. Miss
Judith Chamlngs also returned to
Westci;Gc after few weeks visit.
REAS CHANGE RESIDENCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rea have moved
rom the Fremont Bank building to
the DR.. Craven place at 2002 Main
street.
FIRE ALARM. TURNED IN
THIS AFTERNOON
A fire alarm was turned in at 1:S0
O'Clock this afternoon. to which the
department made a prompt response.
The trouble was at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Jenkins, 624 Pike
avenue, where blaze in the roof
threatened the house with destruction.
The flames. which caught from the kit
chen fiue. were extinguished ty means
of the garden hose before the arrival
of the fire department A large num-
Der of people were attracted to the
by the alarm The dam
age to the property was very small.
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MRs. ST. CLAIR sTosART.
CHEAP LUMBER

I have 4 lot OF boards Ain. vide by
I fact bin. long. They were used
for piltns atripn At the yArd. win
sell them chaap--e2.Bo for 100 pieces
II you wsnt tn build : board ,eIde'
Nalk, fsnes, chicken honse Or any.
tnlnC WhoFo vpn oAn ~ shori
lo1Nths % o(Da6inUr, 1toic toaso,
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TUESDAY
WENT TO PUEBLO TO-DAY.

Hall Morrison OF the Palace Drug
Store was one OF the Canon City peo-
! pie who went to see the Birth Of a
Nation in Pueblo today.
MR.. AND MEs FINLEY HAVE BOY
MIR. and Mrs Edw. Finley of Long
Beach. Calf, announce the arrival of
baby boy, Bruce Edward. Mrs. Finley
will be remembered in Canon City as
Miss Ella Hawkins.
RETURNED FROM MISSOURI.
Harry Reynolds returned to Canon
City Sunday -ening after sdserai
months visit in Springfield. Mo. Nr
Reynolds is staying with his brother
in-iaw w. J. Tiday, PIP, W. New York
avenue.
MISS SMITH TO HAVE ASSISTANT
Miss Rose Mason OF Colorado Sp'gs
Will come down Thursday to assist
Miss Lucille Smith in her hair dress
ing rarlors. Miss Mason is a gradu-
ate OF the Burnham School OF Hair
Dressing Of Chicago and comes well
recommended.
CROCHET CLUB wiTA MRS.
BLYTHE.
Sixteen members OF the Crochet
Club spent most delit thtful evening
with Miss Agnes Blythe as hostess
at her home on Eighth and River on
Monday. The usual work occupied
most of the evening after which the
hostess served delicious lunch, car
ried out in Washington colors. con-
ssisting Of pineapple 6ipp. cake and
coffee.
TO DENVER TODAY.
II. O.. Ward who is in the employ OF
Wright & Morgan went to Denver to-
day for carload OF beef cattle.
cHEvRoLETs BY. THE CARLOAD.
| The Bunten Bus and Auto Company
received their second carload Of
] Chevrolets within the month. having
sold feyen cars IN seven days.
TO SEE GREAT PICTURE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Singer. Miss
{ Mamie Ball and Mir. B. vasey motored
to Pueblo today to see the much talk
ed Of picture, The Birth Of Ma
ton"
HERE FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
| Nj =. and Mrs. u n Ward of Worces.
/, ter, Mass. are visitors at the homes
OF e. G. Kibbe and @. h. Salie on Lin
coin Park, and expect to spend some.
/, time In Canon. Mrs. Ward is MIR.
Kibbe's niece.
GONE HOME. !
Mrs. 9. o. Monroney and Mrs. Jas.
Gregory and little daughter. who
have been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MArechal on Green.
wood avenue, left this afternoon Tor
ireir home In Pueblo
MoTonHD 70 pugnLo TunoaAV.
Dk And Nm. r. =. Heim6s, NJ. snl
M, Q. W. Vim pilion ~ NtilI
. ~
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ana ArS. Batcnelor Will return TO Coal
dale today for the purpose of looking
over some property with a view to
locating in that section.
AT BEDSIDE OF GRANDMOTHER
Mrs. Henry Fobart of Walsenturg
came to Canon Thursday afternoon in
answer to a message informing her
of the serious illness of her grand
mother. Mrs. Rushford.
DR.. STEWARDS HEALTH
is IMPROVED.
DIR. G. B. Stewart. who has been in
bed for the last two months with a
bladder affection is about town again
looking and feeling as well as former
ly.
HAVE NEW HUDSON SUPER SIX
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Kimmel and Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Hughes motored to
Canon from Pueblo Thursday in their
new Hudson Super Six. the first car
of the kind west of Denver. Mr.. and
Mrs Kimmel will drive lack to Pue-
bio today.
Mr.. b. yasey. manager of the Toole
Stores company local store is again
confined to his bed with second at
tack Of influenza He has not been
able to be at the store since Tuesday.
His many friends hope to see him up
and about shortly.
GETS POSITION IN ILLINOIS.
Word received today from Harry
Duntsch. who has been taking a course
of instruction at the Inland Linotype
School, at Chicago says that he has
finished his course of six weeks and
has secured a position at Dwight, ILL.,,
where he will follow up the intrica.
cies of the linotype.-Florence Citizen.
MISS ENGtEMAN VISITING HERE.
Miss Jennie D. Engleman Of New
York City. prominent in theatrical
circles in the larger cities Of the east,
is visiting old friends here. Miss Engle
man formerly resided in Canon City
and her grandfather, Milton Engle-
man, will be remembered by old-tim-
ers as having conducted a dry godos
and clothing store here many years
ago. Dyke Engieman, father of Miss
Fneleman, is a resident of New York
City.
TO VISIT HER SISTER
Mrs. George Nix left this morning
for La Junta to visit her sister Mrs.
Geo. w Mfliken.
SPRINGS MAN HERE TODAY
II. F. Avery of Colorado Springs. a |
former mayor of that city. is bust
ness visitor in Canon City today. Bei
is cousin of H. D. Avery of this
place.
VISITING MRS HRoeAN's
PARENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brogan of Port |,
land arrived on Wednesday for visit
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Ferguson, of Prescott avenue, |
South Canon.
TO PUEBLO ON BUSINESS.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie went to
Pueblo Thursday morning on a busi- |
ness trip. She will return this even
ing.
GUESTS OF MISS GALLEY.
Rev. Chas. L. Dean, Misses Eva and
Dorothy Dean were dinner guests of
Miss Emma Galley at her home on
Cooper avenue this evening.
DAUGHTER BORN TO HERRoNs
Deputy County Assessor H. c. Web
ster received a telegram this morn !
ing from Lake View. Oregon. announc-
ing the birth there on Thursday of a
baby daughter. weighing eight and a
half pounds. to Mr.. and Mrs. X. A.
Heron: the latter Of whom will be best
remembered here as Miss Ruth Web !
ster. Little Miss Heron has been
christened Ruth, Jr.
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MONDAY
TEMPoRARILYLW;Ne HEsE.


TEMPoRARiLYLN.NG HEFE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rosenstrauch of
Hillside are living in town for the
present and have taken apartments at
315 Macon avenue.
MATT LINES HERE FOR SHORT
VISIT.
Matt Lines came down from Denver
Friday and left the next morning for
Cripple Creek.
SPENDS HOLIDAY WITH PARENTS
Miss Mary Shirley is home from
Eight Mile to spend the holiday with
her parents.
WENT TO PUEBLO.
DR.. w. T. Little and family motor
ed to Pueblo today to see THE Birth
of a Nation"
ALL YARD GOODS ADVANCING
10 to 90 percent Stock up. save
yourself money. Euy now at The
New Stores Fig sale.-sdv. 1t
AoTo PARTY TO PuE8Lo.
The Misses Eta Walton and Elsie
Power; =. Messrs Graham Evans and
Fred Halstead motored to Pueblo on
Sunday.
PlcNickED IN HILLS.
Misses Elsie and Lullah Kissinger
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G; G.
Hawkey on a motor trip to Gufey
Sunday. A picnic dinner was enjoyed
and a most delightful day spent in
the hills.
RETURNED TO FLORENCE.
Miss Leila Thomas OF the Florence
citizen returned this morning after
having spent several days in Canon
City as the guest of Mrs. R. c. Mel
ton.
Welded FIFTY YEARS.
Mr.. o. Spangler recently received
a program of big Golden Wedding
anniversary dinner from his sister at
Johnstown, Pa. His sister is now Mrs
Samuel Swank and has lived happily
with her husband for over fifty years.
Mr.. Spangler came from Johnstown.
leaving there only a few days before
the big food.
VISITING DAUGHTER HERE.
Mrs. Mary Gebbie Of Colorado
Springs is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
J. 7. Atkins.
: LEFT TODAY FOR WIS oNsIN
g. s. Cotton was an outgoing passen-
ger on Denver & Rio Grande train No.
4 this morning for Madison. Wis.
IN SPRINGS SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Templeman, Miss
Isley and Flavlus Templeman motor.
ed to Colorado Springs to spend Sun
day.
DR.. KENNEY FEELING BETTER.
DR.. w. F. Kenny who has teen con-
fined to his bed for several weeks IS
feeling much better and is expecting
to be up and around again in a few
days.
WET MOUNTAIN VALLEY PEo-
PILE STAYING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sampson and son,
a rancher Of Wet Mountain Valley, arc
staying in town for sometime and
have taken rooms at 400 Farrison ave.
HERE FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazier Of Grip
4 le Creek spent Sunday and Monday
with the latter's mother and brother.
Mrs. Henderson and son, Of Griffin
Iavenue.
Mr.. AND MRS. HEFNER ENTER.
TAIN At DANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hefner enter
tanned number OF their their friends ct
la dance at their home on Kountz
avenue, East Canon Saturday night.
Refreshments consisting Of weiner
sandwiches. pickles and coffee were
served at midnight
NEW BLACKSMITH FIRM.
Messrs. s. q. Taylor n. T.. Yard
and Harry Norton have formed theJg.
Q. Taylor Blacksmith and Repair Com.
pany and are now rendy for business
1t the 8. q. Taylor stand. This Il one
of tho strongest combinations thnt
could be orenniEed here because eaol
man II a. expert IN this line Of @,ort.
Th6x nro ~ eflcicpt blackeml,1IS
nn1 na6alr mea and each ~ ~
y61gs es 'NEl1ElSNlG Tns neWznn
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we're spectators at tie Grand Opera
house the following evening Of "Tao
Birth OF A Nation" They returned
home at 2 O'Clock this norrlns.
HERE ROM PUEBLO
Stella Haverly OF Pueblo arrived in
the city Monday and is the guest o.
AIRS. Ward. at 1919 Harrison.
CANON VICTOR.
Miss T. teila Haverty OF Pre- 10
came TO Canon City last Monday to
spend a few days with her cousins.
Mrs. n. o. Ward and Mrs. c. n. Dell
at 1919 Harrison avenue, Miss Hav.
erty expects to return to Pueblo on
Friday.
SAW THE PICTURE
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Farmer. Miss
Ross. Miss Adele Lucas. Miss Edith
Han. MIR. Beach Stewart. Sir. Hen
derson and Prof. Lanterhach we're
among the Canon folks who spent the
day in Pueblo Tuesday to see "The
Birth of Nation"
DR.. HARVEY IN DENVER
HOSPITAL.
Or. A. Harvey OF this city was
taken sick at Aguillar. in ! as Animas
county few days ago and was, taken
TO Denver hospital for treatment
Mrs. Harvey left here on Tuesday for
Denver to be at the bedside Of her
husband.
RECENT CARS PURCHASED.
Recent purchasers OF the Model 81
Overland car from the York Auto
company are: Sam specken. Ted
Harding. J. II. Harrison, A. c. Over
man and J. c. stuckey.
MRS. ct. CLAIR sTosART.
Mrs. st. Clair stobart. who was q
British nurse in Brussels. was sen
fenced TO be shot like Edith caveli
She managed to escape. and later
went to Serbia. where SHE was sick
with the typhus. When che recover
ed she was IN the retreat IN the AtiTiR'
tic. Having cheated death three
times she went home to England.
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Want Ads
Five Cents dLine
WANTED

Quilting to do. 261 Doug
las avenue. S. Canon. Mrs. Smith.
45-2t
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FOR RENT-Four room house. aud
2 lots. 1922. S. 9Th. Phone White
1861. 42paSt-
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Fok Rem T

FOR RENT-SO acres. mostly in al
faIfa. suitable for dairy. near Flor
enee- a R, Novels. iits.
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WANTED-To trade two good city
lots. clear title, for good passens-
er. second hand auto Address. Box
4l2. City. 45-pit
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FOR sALE-Two incubators. go egg
and $50 egg. !. Mann. Phone West
<oi- 45tf
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FOR sALE--Lawn fertilizer: also do
garden plowing. See J. c. strickland,
Phone West 4sG. Asnet
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FOR RENT-Sman fruit ranch corner
Main street and Reynolds ave. In
auire 1906 River. 4ets.
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FOR SALE good range horse, sur.
rey. top-buggy and light wagon. wail
sell cheap. Bought car. C. W. An.
derson. the florist. lo2 E. Stanley ave.
nue.. 4ip6t.
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FOR sALEs-Two coming yeariinv
colts. draft stock, or will trade for
good young mare sound aud gentle.
J.. Ahart. Sherman avenue. 4spst
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FOR sALE-Low price. my Groom
residence No. 72s whipplc. Term.
Would take auto in part payment
Louis F. Collins, 6o2 Main st. 4sps,
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FOR sALE-Alfalfa .hay, baled or
loose. Call Canon sos At mcal hours
2atf
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rOR eAl.E-pr VIII trade Tor COW. 4
aoo1 ranch horse, wsirht iixo.
~. Casa sIa, lp-patv.
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FOR sALE-Thoroushbred PAIRED
Rock eggs. Phone west as. AZ
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FOR SALE-Eges from tho on sh' red
Rhoie island Reds. Phone Issa.
sitf
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wANTED-Girl to learn tailoring. En-
quire J. T. Corrin Tailor Shop. 4itf