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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28

Louisville, Ky.-A personal investi-
CATION of rumors in connection with
the death of Mrs. Robert W. Bingham
will be made by a representative of
Judge Bingham, Louisville attorney.
former judge of the circuit court and
the second husband of the widow of
Henry M. F1agler, Standard Oil and
railroad bagnate, who left an estate
valued at more than $7O,000,00O.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28

BY the establishment of a base
price of $2.O5 bushel for wheat at
northwest terminals the national
food administration had added 81
100000 to the value of the north
west wheat crop, say dealers
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28
Odd Fellows Aid in War.

Louisville Ky.-The sovereign grand
lodge, Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, by unanimous vote, has adopt
ed resolution which authorizes its
jurisdictions to raise by individual as
sessment 100000 which will be de
voted to the relief of Odd Fellows
who enlist in the military service OF
the United States and members OF
their families.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28
RUSS WOMEN SOLDIERS REVOLT
Many Rioting Suffraeists Are Sent
Home az Result of Riot.

Petrograd.-A small riot occurred
recently in the ranks of the women's
battalion drilling at Moscow, and it
resulted in an attack by the girls up.
on Vera Butchkareff, the twice
wounded girl officer, who initiated
the woman suffrage soldier organiza-
tons. According to the Bourse Ga
zette, an infantryman rescued Com
mander Butchkareff after some rough
handling from the Infatuated girls,
who resented some acts of their lead
er not clearly defined AS a result
of the affair many of the girls will
be sent home, and only $50 will be
permitted to go to the front.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28

If the war is to be won in the
American kitchen the housewives are
canning the kaiser while they are can
ming peaches and tomatoes.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28

This new card has appeared recently
on many houses throughout the United
States, and signifies that a real true
American has left his home to take
his place In the ranks Of Uncle Sans
marines. The placard reads "A Man
From This House Is Fighting in France
With the United States Marines" It
Is printed on fac-simile Of the French
tri-color. the bars red. white and
blue.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-09-28
Important DUTY

IAN old-fashioned woman. you sayY'
Decidedly. She won't trust nurss
to wash her children's ears"
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-01
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York, Feb 2S Activity was less pronounced and fluctuatioHs more order N While the market at no time dis played weakness, it was iuite evident that Yesterdays sharp enhancement in volume attracted considera ble profit tak- ing and it was also apparent that spot houses were willing to supply contracts on my show of strength. News besfrhlg on the int irrational situation did not rsS licNe the nervous tension over probable uniavorable developments with the result that the same continues to command the greater att entiOn of the trade
 Reports in circulation to the effect thtt Great Britain is endeaVoring to charter neutral vessels and 10 assume war risks Is regarded as further confirmation Of the groHiu gShortage of cargo space. tt remains question: therefore, whether cotton shiomentS are to be discrimua ted against in the near future. Of course this commodity in a sense is necessity but at the same time purchases will prob- atlv bc made only when urgently needed
 Exports today amounted to 22,500 bales ,4L shipments on the weekly average are making a poor showing with those. of a month ago. Domestic needs ate large but if the outlet 10 foreign ports is further retarded. holders in the south Gre likely to show q keener willingness t0 dispose of the remnant of thelr sup plies before planting operations become tt- -ftfI rv.tf .tes1
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, Feb B. Wheat: Tho feature of the days news and the cause of the rpturu WAS the apparent revival Of an cNport delud together with some well oeiined indications of improvement in the shWpng situation. The principal basis for the htt r theory was the reported sale of j000o bushels hard winter wheat out of store here. it being understood for some time that this wheat should be sold when transportation facilities had sutfielentlN improved to move il out Houses who usually act for export inter- tsts were Enovn to be buyers in this market. .eDortcd that the British govern mcnt is trying Co charter all the neu- tral tOunag' available at about three times going rates and will guarantee the owners Hgainst all war risks. The ton I9gc is to be used to carry grain. The ploviso in senator Floods liil Co the ef- feet that the United States insurance bureau will not insure Vessels carrying lHunitions vas construed as 4 huilish ar- 1alurnt pn grain. because 1l the possi- 'litN of addition u tonlHgc hpipc dit erLs ,d Co the latter. Cash nremiuuss ,f' all markets very strong. No B%pd in St Louis sold at S9 g2. ENnrrt cl0trlpces he largest for some tig.t past at a1SG. % 0o bushels The YiTice Current Grain ktpoitef 'pullmest unfaNora 1le condition ni the atoVlHc' crop southwest and the iEdc antwiDltc that the government re- Icrt to i3e .ssuod March will be- q bull ish doonmeat. With such change in cons dUons as took place today, it Is highly probable that the market will continue
 l~ upW9n. tendency
 Corn; showed good response to the
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coMMissIoNER,s SALE

Notice is hereby given, that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions con
 taincd in the decretal order or the Chan cery Court of Garland county. made and entered on the 5th day of February A. D. D. 1917. in certain cA (No. 6db3l D, nding therein between h. Burgauer aud NJ : Henderson. trustees, complainants. and w T. Hawkins. Mary Robinson Hawkins $ w Tel and Tel Co, ] W. the last viii and testament of E. Bur gauer Blanche F'ranke Carrie Myer, Tmie Sartorious and Fannie Cllman de . fcndants. the uudersigned as Commis - sioner of said court will offer for sale at public yenaue to the highest bidder. at the front door dr entrance of the county courthouse. in which said court IS held. in the county of Garland, within tho hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 10th day of March A. p. 1917 the following described real es- tate to-wit. Lot six CGl in block six teen (l6b of the Morrison X Bedding ad . ditiou to the city Of Hot Springs, Ark
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ARENT Modern six room cottage
 Al6s6 2-2J-lw
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Iron Park Ave, 1i5. the
 |se. frame building with two
 |i basement. has eleven rooms, |ehes. bathrooms fitted out for |ghts. gas and water; rent S23. |er Information apply to St
 |ce. 59l W. Grand Ave ll-3G-it
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given rhat Tn pursu- auce of the authority and directions con- tuiued in the de2retll order O. Cue chancerv court of Garland county, made and entered on the lst day of February. X. p i9l, in a certain cause fNo G31l} then pending therein between Valley Flaming Mill co and George M NijsOE, compiaina and Harold r Wymau and u lia A. Wymlu defendants. the unGcf- will offer for sIlc 9t public venJue ,o the highest bidder at the west front doc~ or entrance of tle county courthouse in which s4id court s held. in the Coun- ty Of Garland. within the hours pre- scribtd by law for judicial sales. on the 9th day of March 4. D 1917. the follow ii g described real estate tOVU. All Oi the west half, of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the nol+h- west Qualtes of section 70. in toNnsn.n
 south, range 20 west. and the nolth- east quarter nf the southeast quarter ot section 24. in township l south range 2i Arkansas. containing one hundred, iiftY- four and Nj-l00 acres. in Garland county, Arkansas.
 Terms af S1le: on credit of three months, the purC Chascr being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said c3urf il said cause, with approved Security bear ing interest at the rate of $ per cent per annUm from date of sale until paid. and len being retained on the premises sold Co secure the payment of the pui~ chase money
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February. X. D. 1917.
 r. w ROWLES
 COmmis si0neF in ChlurefN.
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within the hours nrescrihed by lawuSul lu- dleial sales. on the 7th day " D.. ial7. the following Ac4<TN1 real estate, to-wit Lots fourteen (iil and fifteen tl5l of rhDmpsons Subdivision $ Of block sixtv-three fs3) in the United States Hot Sprnga Reservation, as sur j VeScd mapped and platted hy the In ted states Hot Springs Commission in Car land County. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale. On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute bond as required by law and The osder and decree of said Court ia sad cause with approved security. bear ing interest at the fnte of eight Der cent per annum from date of sale uutll paid and a lien being retained on the premises sold Co secure the odNment ot the pur- chase mon ay
 Given under my hand this 9th day of February A. D.. 1917
 Commissioner in Chancery-
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roR coMMIssIoNER.

 The Seuiuci-K.cud i- authorized td announor Inc maine uf Gus Stlauss us a candidate Nr commissioner o' Hut SnriuS- under the commission form of govcw-
 Th. Scnurol-Recm2 !. authorized to alfluuuc. the numc of U G. Morris Ns a candidate fot commissioner of tloi opr'ues under tha commission form of govern mcnt
 1h- s,uu0a-Rceord is 9etho izcI to announce tnc name of r. N Roth as a candidate for commlssiuucr of Hot Sprine7 under the commission form ol govern m,ut
 Tn, Scn.inel-Record iS orthodzrd to announce the name of Leonard F. Ellis as candidate for commissioner of Hot SlfHle@ under the eommiss ion form ut govern mcut
 1h,. Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the name of Hamp Williams as candidate for commissioner ot Hot Springs under thc commisS ion form of govern ment
 nh. S,ntmcl-Rocord is authorized to announce tne name of Bob x James aS candidate for commissioner of iiot Springs under the commission form of 2oVtt"- mcut
 Th: soutmcl-RacoId E ,.agt,2 sethoriae1 t. candidate for commi-sion,r of iio' SurnFa under tne commission form oi soVetI-
 The ScntinaI-Re is authorized to announce Inc name oI N A Eisole as 8 candidate for commissioner of Hot Springs under the commission form ot govern mcnt
 The scutial Record is authorized t7 announce W R. Poe as a candidate f"' city commissioner under the eonmiS'i"n form of govornmeut ptn.
 The Sentmel-Record ls authorized l' announce Leo r, Mclaughlin as a o'no'- date for commissioner under the hrM commission form ot government plan INt Hot Springs
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strength in wheat and displayed de- t'dcdA better tone than that which has prevailed for the past week or ten du ys, win prospects for improved shipping fl clitcs the dominating influence I'r nary receipts considerably larger at 2 ol7.0oQ bushels colnpafcd With l,013,191 bushels last week and 1.l1I000 ltst year. As vet there is very little change
 m the actual situation. but 1t is llkel, that the market will soon begin to dis cover an active demand which Is almost certain to occur with indication of more cats being ohtalna1le for movement ont of mid western centers.
 Oats: Firm with other grains and sup ported bV strong interests. Export clear. anccs continue liberal, shipments ont ol Chicago for the past few days heavy Should the railroad situation clear up if Is the opinion of those well informed tlat the large local stocks would dwindle quite rapidly. Investment buying around current levels should meet with success Provisions, New high levels were es- tohliShcd for an products under the stin- ulus of the continuous rise Is hog prices Al no time did offerings appear molv than sufficient Co supply the de- maud.
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)FOR RENT--3- 3-room furnished apart (ment. gas. etc: close in. Phone 2002
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E.EGAL- NOTICES

West ouc-hai, of the northeast eighty acres. bart of the southwest of the north west :WcnlN- -foul acle~, p2ft ot thc Wcs Duc-hal of the southwest eighty acres northeast Of the southwest forty acres All iu section thity-sIN township one range taouty-tWo west Aiopteonel , county Arkansas.
 The above described lands win be solo for the purpose of paying thc debts pju- hatcd and allowed against tbe estate of Nathan Thomas. deceased. and the SUI plus if any, he paid 10 the legal aud lawful heirs of said estate
 Given under my hnd at Hot S0rlnys A kansas. this seventeenth day of Feb uaIN 1917.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS. AdmluisuauiN of thc estate ut Nathan
 Thomas Deceased
 Th"s J Ghdson attorney for admin ietrltrtV
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EfNRGAN HOUSE. block from Yck entrance. furnished rooms. or boafd Phone lG7S. 2-l-lm
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ansas. as shown by a plot of the same appearing of record in volume IS, page 2Sf of the records of deeds and mortgag .S of Garland County. Arkansas. in Garland county Arkansas
 Terms of Sale. On a credit of three months. tue purchaser being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree Of said court in said cause. with approved security bear ing interest at the rate of i0 ucr cent Der annum ftOm date of sale until paid and q lien being retained on tho prem ises sold Go secure the payment ot the currhaSe money.
 Given under my hand this 18th dev of February, A b. l9l7
 F. w ROWLES
 Commissioner in ChnnenIv
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DAILY STOCK LETTER.

New Ymk. Fob. 2S-Dealne- were somewhat lower X goodly portion of the selling a poared tc be of heaIish origin Mort o. less hesitancY and uncertainty Wif ni...tN rl"ytd unnl tnr sIatus ol 'ur relations with Germany IS nor clearly de.inei Meanwhile and despite Che fact that general trade shows ten- dVucE to contract, we do not imagine that ans pronounced adVaptas" win te- cruc to the sellers of the higher type ui Issues at this level. Money rates. cSpc- cialy on funds for stated periods show ol a. tendency to ha den, which is not unnatul7'L as financial institutions ioa, uc undoubtedly 70 be governed by the same considerations as the general busi- mess community. which is to tread iu aicouslN and keep things within reason .Lhln Hnl sIfe hnnnda
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed as administrator Of the estate Of Peter Suchinski for the purpose of pay ing the debts of the sad estate win an- ply To the probate court of tie county Of Garland at its next term or session not less than twenty days from the date tain tract of land described as the west half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section % town ship ] north of range is west in Car land county Ark
 T l.. HANLEY, Administrator
 Davies X Davies Attorneys
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ALLEN HOTCTKIsS. Clerk.
ADMINtsrRArRIx NOTICE.

sleued ad,ninisuatrix of the estate of Nathan Thomas. deceased. Will apply to the Probat, Court or Garland county Arkansas. on the twelfth day of March, I9l7. or as soon thereafter as she can be heard for an order authorizing and directing the sale of certain real estate belonging to said estate, lying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county Arkansas.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice IS hereby gwen, that m pus1l. ahcr nl lhe authority and directions con - uine" In the decr"tal order uf the Chan rn.ered or tho 9th day of February, 4 b. l'lt in a certain cause lNu. G3G- , then pending therein between Arkansas lusl Co., Agent M. Henderson, Trustee. and F C. Thompson, com nhinants. and W. F. Hawkins Mary Robinson Hawkins S. w. Tel and TcL Co.. j " Iudgins, Babettc Bugaaer. Blanche tnaSei. Carrie Myca 1ilie Sar- iolluS. Fannie Ullman and D. BurGaucr, defendants, the undersigned as commis- Sluner of said court. will offer for sale "l pEbilc ieudue to the highest bidder, at the tloHt door or entrance of the county eouthodse. Tn which said court is held, in the county or Garland, within the hours prescribed hy law f0r judicial sales on the 10th day ot March. A. D. l9ls, the following described real es- .ate. to-wit. Lot i, in block 7l of the Hot Spd!nEs Reservation according to the official plat uf the United States Hot Springs Commissioners except that part sold to w. NJ Wilson described as fol lows to-Wit; Part ot lot l, block 7t, ccmmencinE at the southwest corner of said lot running thence easterly along Ihe south boundary line Of said lot 5j feet. thence uorthUard l79 feet 10 the nuith boundary line Of said lot a point S2 feet from the northwest corner: thence t2 nor lowest conner Qi the lot. thence along tue west boundary line. li0 feet to the point ut commencement in Gar land county Aikansas.
 Terms of Safe. on a credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute a bond 1s required hy law and tho order and decree ot said court in said cuuSc with approved security bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from date Of sale until paid and n lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purcha se money
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February, A. n. l917
 F w ROWLES.
 Ilnrn m eei i1n nl. ir, l,nurl..lr U.
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NOTICE 10 TIE pllnI

Tf0t Npfngs. ATk, FeD. 1N. IAl7
 Notice iS hereby given that effective from this date We are not responsible for any cheeks signed by l. KosaiSa for the Japan Art & Dry Goods Co His authority to sign for the firm has been revoked and hereby ceases Japan ATT X Dry Goods Co 9-sS-gf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-01
coMMlssloNEa,s sAlE

Notice Is hereby given that in pursu- anee of the authority and directions con taned in the decretal order of the Chan cery Court of Garland Count. made and entered on the 25th day of January A D
 l9li in certain cause No 6300l chen nendiug therein between Hot Springs Savings. Trust and eiuaianty Cotnnanv c0mplanants. and J. Fl Logan and C. c
 Wilson defendants the undersiPnee as Commissioner of said Court will offer for sHle at public verdue fe the highest ildder at the traut door nr entrance nf the County Courthouse. in which said Court Is held. in the County ef Oakland
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DR. wA.kEe's OFFICER.

Dr. DaCosta Walker announces that he has removed his offices 70 a front suite, second floor in the Kempner bukdinG Elevator service +-is-ti
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Ordinary butterr,iIk has the butter removed, our Bulgarian buttermdk contains all the original fats. The Pasteurized Milk Go. 61t.tf
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FINISHED ROOM Large dcl'ehtfully Icated. on Park Hill modern, bath. etc.
 uitable for couple. References. PhoG, k6S4 3-1i-tf
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Modern unftmnished two
 nee, reception hall and six slecplng porch and bath up- Dhace heat. Apply &16 Park IHlrs W. & Sorrolls. phone 2S73.
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Dr B w. Rraedlova has returned to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of tho Ar kansas National Bank building. 2-1i If
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FOB SALE
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FOR SALE-Ou easy terms. l0 acres on
 Malvern road known as Inc Pastick water. Price 2I.50o CEas. H. Woodrua. Malvern Road 9-4-1no
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Small soda fountain Phone G51 a-97-im
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REST-Furui5had rooms in pri
 Nato family centrally located bOaru optional Phcne .22. One block of cal line. 2-9-lu
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

StMANTON'S Mud Baths. furnished cOt ta.cs and batchinn apartments. lln Ila vine St corner Park Ave 2-S-t
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TREBOR HALI<-Mndtcn newly furnish ed apartments. S2U per month and up tot parties Of two, Inspection invited Phone 20. I36 RamDle street NJ. Wager.
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FORD ROADSTER

Atwatef- Kent eauot cleo head tail nd dash lights Walker shock ahsorbers. p X B Carburetor Beniamin horn En- "ine has oversize nistons new rings and cfank Shaft 3iN5 i-3 chain tread tires elt round in good condition See Me Donald, care Woodcock X Lawson ? q
 Go 2-25-2t
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AN NOUNCE EmENTS
EoR MAYoR

Vhe ~autuoI-Bccor5 Is authorized tc anunuu-r George K EclJMs as a caudi- date for mayor under the comm I" Ioun of government plan.
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WANTED Let us rent your property and collect for voii LQtt9 Realty Co Gil Central Ave Phouc @3l i--a-tt WANTED TO BT'Y.-SACES WAR PRICES naid for secoud- hand sacks e J Homer Co l'--'-tt VANTED-second hand untura Phone 3SS. J IT, Ermy x Sous.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST

LOST
 Mtl Wrlics iu carriage who picked ul for scarf on Wire Eol1 Sunday u""H please return same to Eastman hotel rv- ceivng reward 4-a1-Jt
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Pasteur'zeu nnnk ana cream In ster- liked bottles delivered In tlms for breakfast. The Aasteurlxed Miik Co Phone f5, s-ffH
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FOR SALE Finest improved stock farm In Garland county all conyeniences house, barns, etc, 320 acres under fence l5G in cultivation. imple ments, stock and gtain included A bargain to the right rartv For further Information ace ! Room. 2-2T -ff
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FOR SALE

E SALE Twenty room roomins isc. c,uu-jlN locsteA Phone 22ns
 2-a1-im
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", ,NTEp- Small cash register or soda
 fountain Phone ft. ---5-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT -- New 5-room mod elu bungalow with garage. at 20Q Bedding Ave. Price S2,150.oo Phone lGG4 2-4-1mo
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TOR SALE-Rusch Sisters eIegant uN- lures consisting of show cases, wall cases, shelving beautitul office. safe la telephone Miss Busch. l5s2. I--J-il
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FOR SALE

AUTO FOR Roadster SIN cyln- Ser motor. self starter Willard battery, ah 9ppomrmeut fn=t class Cash uaus- a'u"n. cheap. Address NNN care Sen tlh't- Record 2-l5-tt FOR SALE-C Cheap. uu. piano. in first class condition rnon. lGe5 1-22-lw
 IoR SALE Ford automobile. good shape, ItOur IU.f 3-f-tf
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,,., N,rI,D-Gil for general bJue.warb- E na cooking Apply 23 Garland Ave-
 ---N-st
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FOR SALt~-Trecs. fo casn: first class Elberta peach trees. l2ia cents each
 fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries Tennessee. Call at NJ. K McGuire's bar ber shop, 205 Third St. aud pick oui what you want. t-2G -ti
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WANTED

11-1NTED White or colored 'rree. u1 hauseworl Apply i3i Central Avg
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Beds. mattresses. spring
 N"shstands, china closet. chairs dnt tat les, chean. 1tj Hazel St. 22I-3
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FOR SALE-Nery cheap. chicken iucu- tators feed choppers, complete outfit. Phone iI37 1-25 If
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k T0AN-Private money ou ie.l estate ,fitv Phone 3V'a. ---I-tl
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D FOR SALE q First class ro1mne house. with
 0 in one block of o1stIfflce and hutk (
 Q depotS. Newly furnished tWough- , oui and has every modern cOuNe-
 ? nicnca, All outside rooms and has [
 9 ulce spacious lobby for guests Will sacrifice for QaiCll sale cH {
 s account of family trouble. Every (
 room in the house now let at big 2 prices. Rent reasonable and lease can be made Satisfactory tn buyer 3 Chance of a lifetime ta right party { GRAND HOTEL 2 2-1l-lm 35ii5 Malvern Ave.
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WANTED D-To trade an Overland ear iu nelfe@t condition for buggy horse w. IL igau. phone 2. 4-li-ti
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FOR SALE-One large two drawer Ma
 ional Cash Register. electric connection: one fire-urool safe. Phil Levy. 521 Cen ual Ave 1-9-t If