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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-02
Gree IN Il moral de Wilson

"Pertenezco q nGmero de ninguna
manera pe4ueHo. que I peSar de las
malas inteligenc:aS ' de "a passion de
ambas parties, tod2via cree Ell "a ele-
vada seriedad ttica del presidente VII
son. Manana puede Y Gebe afirmar-
Sc esta Sevietad de ~pro76siCos.
81 70 fue$e Fl presideHte Wilson
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-02

CH AETECLERR.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-17
DAILY STOCK LETTER.

New York. Feb. 1G.--Prccs bcttercd moderately. Much discussion took place as to the probable effect of the freight congestion lt eastern terminals and tn. emfa' E r- which have been levied on rail road and industrial earnings as did the apparcnt spreading of the rebellion in Cnba. However rather less nervousness was in evidenG. than heretofore and lhere was a noticeable absence of liqui- dgtion from points outside Of New York The fact that long stocks have ccasaa to come out in quantity is apparently beginning to have a telling effect on the nerves of shorts. as quite T little scattered buying bV those committed to the side of declining prices was in proGress. The borrowing demand for stocks is Very large and now that Hnui dation has subsidcl and prices exhibit a tendency to better. we are inclined 10 think that any further uptprn win do much towards preciDtating a hasty cov- c1ing movement, with a consequent bulge of considerable extent Judged hv nearly all standards the general run or security prices seem to have ap- preached d level where they should an- neal to discriminating traders
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions con- tained in the decretdl order of the Chan ccry court of Garland county. made and entered on the 22d day of January. A. D. 1917. in n certain cause tNo 6203) then pending therein between Matilda Mcclure and W. T Hawkins. Trustee, compla inantS and Mark l.. Williams, Marcella Williams and $. Johnson. de- fendants the undersigned, as COmmis- sioner Of said Court will offer for sale at public Venduc to the highest bidder, at the front doOr or entrance of the County Courthouse. in which said Court is held. in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed bv law for Judicial sales on the 2Sd day of February. A. D. 1917. the following described real estate, tO-Wit;
 Lot one O) in block "J" of O'Bryan's subdivision of the southeast quarter of quarter of the southeast quarter of sec ton tS1 in township three (3) south. range l9 west. situated in the County ot (mrla1d. and state of Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On Q credit of three months, the purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as required hv law and the order and decree of said court ln said cause with approved security. bear ine interest at the rate ot 10 per cent ner annum from date of sale uptil paid, and a lien being retained on the prem lses sold to secure the payment Of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this ist day of r'o'U''S' s F. ". R0wI.Es.
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York Feb i6 The market during the greater part of the session was under lre~ sure althoush in the last hour prices rallied on short covering bv local profes- siUnaE and an increased der1and from Wall Street houses. Heavy selling iR The forenoon was said tO represent lauida- tion ot long holdings Of a prominent bull interest and selling also cmanated from New Orleans. The freight rate on ship ments from New Orleans to Liverpool is said to be quoted at $3.50 n hundred pounds or an advance of one dollar in the last ten days Reports were circu- lated that the English government will shortly make an official anuouncement as to the character of imports that will command the greater part of shipping space. and t is thought that cotton to some extent will be disseminated against The weekly statistics from I.iv- erpool show that despite the German blockade measures. stocks have heen pretty well maintained Exports today amounted to 7.11l bales. and the tenor Of spot adviccs while indicative Of firm ness in general suggest no urgent de- mand The trend of the market in the immediate future will likely continue an indefinite one.
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago. Feb. l6.-Wheat: A feeling Of ndccisiOn was prevalent due to the conflicting tenor of the general news. The railroad situation still occupies the center of the stage and the outcome of endcaVors 10 relieve the congestion of be- ing clotselV watched. Weather over the winter wheat belt was more favorable With ore "pitauon received in good many sections but on the other hand there are large areas that have not re- ceiVed the required moisture. and from such sections damage comnlaints are in- creasinglY alarming. The Modern Miller crop report Suhstdntiated the claims of unfavorable conditions. The market dis played good reaetionarv power from the early break and advanced nea!N four cents. hut met rather heavy realizing just before the close and final prices were net l to l-4c lower prominent local StatiSttiCian published a bullSh set of figures estimating the amount of wheat available for export and carry over as of March 1 only Si 000.000 com rared with 296.000o00 year ago, While it is almost impossible to move western grain to the east at the present time, think it advisable owing to these con- tnued damage reports coming in on. the new winter wheat crop to take the long side It is most probable that foreen- CTS will become alarmed over this just as they did over the rust situation last summer and purchases by foreign gov eruments likely.
 Corn: Fluctuated within range of -i cents rallving from the openlng de- cline where good support was in evidence but closed near the bottom following the lead of wheat. News from the Argen- tine tullish cash demand strong m cen tial Illinois and any improvement in VIC embargo situation would be anickly fol- lowed bv heavy inquiry from the east Reported two carcoes of corn sold Tor cN : rnrf to interests who resoid T eSIs" L'S, week Movemants still well helow lust xeai due to the lack of facilities. We are inclined fo believe that anS epaNEe ta conditiona wil benefit values and we l feel that the busing side on temporary
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coMM,ssloNgR's SALE

>.,,ica i. hereby given. that m puisu-
 o,,,,s cf the authority and directions coIl
 tined in the decretai order CT the Chstl
 crrS, Court of Garland county. maoe "IrS D
 entered on the 5th day oi feDr 1st tNS S' sSsSt ,D lqiI in d certain ce tNo. o"op
 i,,,,,iina therein between .. Burgaoer ano ,l,
 M ] Henderson. trustees, p '.t,irsnn snra N n Hawkins. Mary hopih ,,t
 1p'olttns $ ". Tel. and Tel. Co, J. W
 tJndpins. Bahette Burgauer, kAecu uln I2 2 o' me laSt will and testament or F.. n Dul
 eouer Blanche Frankel. Car!ae MY,
 TWit Sartorious and Fannie l. iinan' III Is
 fSudants. the undeislgned aS ,ofii'ili on iii,
 siincr of said court. will offer for sa4e
 a. uubIie vendue to the highest plauSI, at inc front door or entrance ol lhe
 cnunt,a courthouse, in which sad court IS
 hold ina the county of Garland, WltnlH
 the hours prescribed by law TOT Ju1'ol1'
 sales. on the 10th day ot Mareh A. L' iHl7. Inc following descrlned Tctl .tt fate to-wit: Lot six tdl in bi9ek slA taen flG, of the Morrison x Beldlng an - dffinn 10 the city of Hot springs, Afk .tnsas as shown by plot of the same gr,,,earing Of record in volume AS, pdSe sSS of tho records of deeds and mortgaB < of Garland County. Arkansas, n Hhlanu county. Arkansas. s,. .r .broa months. tie purchaser being requirea ~ nxec,fte s bond as required by law and 1 il1a order and decree of said court m | said cause with approved security, pear | ing interest at the rate or ID per cent per annum from date Of sale untll pau .nd a lien being retained on the prem | ises sold to secure the payment or th' | purchase money ., , , l Given under my hand thlS loth uAS ol
 fe'''''''- -N' A -s' F. w. RoWLEs. Commissioner in ChanceTy
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LEGAL. NOTICES
,HERlFF,s EXECUTION. SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by vr- tue Of an execution issued out Of the Circuit C9urt for the County of Gar land, State of Arkansas, against Mrs. lee Worthington upon judgment rendered on the I2th day of Ap.il, 1911, by said Circuit Coart in favor of Mamie E Sumptcr. plaintiff and against sad Mrs Lee Worthington, defendant, and to me directed and do- livered, l did on the 9th day cf Feb ruary, 1917, levy upon and take all the estate, right, title, interest, prop erty, claim and demand at laB and H. equity Of the said Mrs. Lee Worth ington in and 10 the following real estate, in Garland County. State Of Arkansas, to-wit:
 Lots fifteen (15) and sixteen G6), in block one CD of the R-Fhbud ad
 dtlon to the City Of Hot Springs, Arkansas, being a part of the south east quarter (SE l-4) of section five (J) and southwest quarte: (SW 1-i) of section four (4), township three CD, g. Range nineteen U9) west.
 Also a part of the northeast qrarter
 (NB 1-4l of southeast quarter (SE l-l) of ,ection five (5), township three (3), 5. Range nineteen (19) west. described a. follows:
 Beginning on Barker Street at it's .intersection with Rosebud Avenue and run thence west on south line of Barker Street fifty (5o) feet to tho point of beginning and the north east corner of the lot herein con. veyed, run thence west or south line of Barker Street ffJy.four (54l fec; thence south parallel to Rosebud Ave- nue seYentyfour (74) feet s6% (6) inches: thence east fifty-four (jD feet; thence north seyentyfcur t74) feet six co inches 10 the point of be- ginning.
 And l hereby give notice that or the 3rd day Of March, lSl7 between the hours of g o'clock in the fore noon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the main entrance Of the court hoase in the City of Hot Springs, in said County Of Garland, VIII sal, at public auction the above described real estate to satirGy said execution. The sale shall be on 2 credit of three months and the high est bidder shall be the purchaser, up- on giving bond and good security 60 the plaintiff in the execution for the payment of the sale money, bearing interest from date.
 Given under my hand as sheriff ot Garland County, this 9th day of Feb ruary. 1917. Thos j. Bledsoe'
 Sheriff Of Garland County. Ark By F. A. Bradfeld, z. ..,...2-l0-2tw
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coMMissloNER,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given. that in pulsu- nLce of the authority and directions com t1incd in the deQretal order Of the Ciah . serv Court Of Garland County, made ana entered on In 25th day of January, A. p. l9l7 in d certain cause tNo. 632Sl then bending therein between J. A, StaNcup, administrator of the estate of w.. ". Waters. deceased, and Dorothy w. stall cup cornplainants, and Edwin M. EonnS defendant tho uudrrsrued as CommlS- sioncr of said Court. win offer for sale at public vendue 10 the highest hiddei |, at the front door or entrahc" ok 'ht County Courthouse. in which sud t"ari is held. in the County of iaf!ahu Wtlilli, WI illi, 1, the hours prescribed bN law Tor JupP iil sales. on the 27th day Of February y, A; .'.. lgi-, the following described reel ts'lt%' ld' t1-Wit The west half ct lot mn" ~ situated in the northwest quarter ol StN ton sixteen township three. S}Nth i"Hse rinetccn west containing nine ana on" half acres. more or less in Gar''h1 N"N''-
 Terms of Sale: On credit Of tn'fe ,e rorths. the pur, haser being ltqn'reu ~ ssrcffte n bond as required pN llN 1li3 tt'e ovder and decree of said cour' III ,, sald rStise. with approved securlS' ca.,1 ',es' ;,tlrost at- the rate of seven peE ccti' ,,a,, annuna from date of stue nntA Ptul. at,d s UTn being retained on the nr'Iu',,S sold 10 secure the payment o1 '"e F"'
 chase money. , ...to rtb Ndov of FebrpaiS A. D" i''' F. w. RowLEs.
 Commissioner in ChancelN.
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LEGAL NOTICES

the County Courthouse in which said Court is held. in the County of Garland Within the hours prescribed by l1w for lu~ d'cial sales. on the 1ih day ot March, A, D., 1917, the following described real estate, to-wiC Lot, fourteen tB and fifteen tl5) Of rhJmpsons Subdivision s ot block sixty three t63) in the United States Hot Springs Reservation. as sur veyed mapped and platted hS thr United States Hot Springs Commission in Car and County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required tp execute a bond as required hy law anG said cause. with approved security. bear ing interest at The rate of eight Der cent per 0unun from date ot sale until paid. ana a lien being retained on the promises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of February. X. D.. lql1.
 Commissioner in ChInCciN.
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This is most fortunate Alay. accord ing to the reading of as plogy Tht in sun; 6oJeg}a Jupiter @ Mars and Mel ury ass
 II is most suspicious W ,ie which tu seek co-oDcIation ilfAIarga S1-}- te5glrises pronotsrs should enssfit. have the best possible direcGon while this condemnation rules 1t Eshotild be ,,;sss ssoeeiaiIy ,' hs@fI i, to those ho earn m
 This is lucky rule for nolitical aspi- lahtS Anpontments have 1 ieading that presdges suecess and even fame with promise of un lxpected preferment.
 There Is a happv outlook for those who give presents today and this planetary government also benefits those who. do
 Public announcements aud advance notices of all sorts are believed to De most successful. If made under this con
 Jupiter. the planet that vfbrsstes power for. all who are engaged in large enter piises, today gives aid to judges. law yers. bankers. brokers and merchants of every class.
 Writers again come under guidance said to insure fine perception of values. a broad conscioGsne ness of life and sturdy independence of style.
 Soldiers in the United States will often focus public attention, It is again
 For many months sensational incidents have been prophesed for Washintou l.. C.. and again the stars presase spd- met trouble over diplomats and even oV VernoWering anxieties to the president of the United states. ,.,,,,
 The death of q fInancler. who will end life under rather extraordinary eondIs t:Cns. Is foretod
 happy forecast for the year. Money and business should increase. ~ Children horn on this day have the prophecy Of fair luck and good Iortuns Ioras in love
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CORRESPONDENTS SALE,

Notice is hereby given. that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions con tained in the decretal order of tho Chan, crrv court of Garland county, made ana entered on the 5th day of Feeruary, A. D. l9l7 in d certain cause (No. 63tll then Dending therein between Arkansas Trust Co, Agent. NJ. J. Henderson, Trustee and F.. C. Thompson, com plainants. and W. T. Hawkins, Mary Robinson Hawkins. $. w. Tel and Tel Co., J. W. Hudgins, Babette Burgauef' Blanche Frankel. Carrie MNer. Tlllie Sar- torlus Fannie Gilman and T.. Bulgauer' defendants. the undersigned as commits sioner of said court, VIII offer TOT sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, in which said court IS held, in the county of Garland, within the sales. on the 10th day of March A. n. 1917. the following described real es- tate, to-wit: Lot 1, in block II, of the Hot Spdings Reservation according to the official plat Of the United States Hot Springs Commissioners, except that part sold to W. M, Wilson described as fol- lows. to-wt Part of lot l, block n, e cmmencing at the southwest corner of said lot, running thence easterly along the south boundary line of said lot 15 feet thence northward l19 feet to the north boundary line of said lot at point S3 feet from the northwest corner; thence to northwest corner of the lot thence along the west boundary line. li0 feet to the point of commencement. in Car land county. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause with approved security bearing interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February, A. r. la17
 F. w ROWLES.
 Cnnarissipner in fshanpery
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A womars Experience With Grippe.

When a cough or cold hangs on.g and you have aches and rains in your joints and muscles, 1t is likely that grippe is taking hold of your system Mrs. J. A. Rodgers. Switzer, s. C.. says: q am susceptible to colds; oss~ en ending in grippe. In this case 1 have feund Foleyis Honey and Tar to prevent doctor bills" This sterlins family remedy loosens the pnleghul. stops irritation. allays soreness and inflammation and frees the air pas sages. Good for children. A. c. Jen- nings.
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FOR SALE-Macey roll top desk with
 glass front: bookcase attached. Phone -lll9. 9-16-1w
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.epfesslons K lhe logical one.

depressions Is the logical one
 Oats: News generally bulish. but prices hurt tate in the day by q wave of selling for profits. Fabulous prefui- ums being bid by the east for the c.tsh article. quick shipment. Texas mes sageS report the winter croD in bod shape and being ployed up in large see- lions. Standard oats sold 10 go 10 the IL is claimed retail prices in Boston % cents 10 sl.00 per bushel Futures rule at a comparatively To wlevei because of the enormous stocks. but If the car sitn- stocks Will fade away very rapidly. ln-s VestorS should not overlook taking aa- vantage of prevailing levels to make pur- chases.
 Provisions Received very little sup port causing nearly weakness. Selling Vas scattered Local long interest later encountered hy grain strength absorbed offerings causing the reaction No ma terial change in conditions and southern trade rather dull.
 Open High Low. Close
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coMMIssloNER,s sALE.

Notice is hereby given. that in pursu- ance Of the authority and directions con-. tained in the decretai order of the Cum cei-v Court of Garland Count. made and ontered on tbe e5th dav of January A. D. igll in certain cause No. C30ol :hen SavinsS Trust and Guaranty Companr compliments, and J. II. Logan and z. C. Wilson dsfeniarts. the undersigned :. ts c.nnninissioner of said Court will offer for sale at public vendne to inc highest bldaar, at the front door or entrance of
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ee0sseSeesste
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Maccy roll ton desk, book ease attached. with glass front Phone -lo- N
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FOR SALE on RENT -- ..rw 5-roam nod crn bungalow with garage. Ht @oa }elding Ave. Price S-.l5OQo. Phone '664 -lN1p TOR SALE-Very desirable hotel eN- eusive grounds. 2o0Xl50 feet Spring and oleasant. Anpv 3l5 Benton St l-'6-tt FOR SALE OR RENT--Farm fnr garden lr dairy Phone 93f9 X. S. Allen
 2-.-in
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FOR SALE-Onc large two drawer Ma tOnal Cash Register electric conncctlon; one tire-proof safe. Phil Levy. 322 Cen. ural Ave. 1-9-f
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GET SING LAUNDRY. qOy CentraI Ave.

January %, Chinese New Year have been in the laundry business here q years.
 GET SING.
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FOR SALE-l9l2 Stodda sd Dayton Price S200. CaH k. L. Tiuinghast. OF Richard Cray at Ma aiestic Hotel 5-I1-3t
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Car load os trunks at HaIls. He cuts the price. Hall adyertlses Hot SprinSs Why not you hep him, i-2n-1mo.
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FOR SALE

FOR -EXccpuon3llN good. wei
 improved siNtv-acre farm four miles southwest of Hot springs. For halgah
 price see owner, 33l Central ANc,. oi phone 3lt2. --3--W FOR SALE-lirht Babcock buggy, gooc as new: cost xll5. Sl1 will get it. Phon, 9oIo o-l1-tf
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Pasteurtze6 milk and lcream In ster- IIlxee bottles delivered In time for .breskfast The pasteurized MIX Go Phone IS 6'l"
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-20 acres Of improved land 4ia miles out suitable for truck farm Ing and poultry; good bargain. 5. If Alcek 5l1 Garland Ave. l--s I'm
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LOST ANG FOUND

LOST Sunday. near Dugan- Stuart Bids.
 rnWn rosary beads. Return Sl5 Quapaw
 Reward @-l6-St LOSu-From Great Northern hotel to rostoCfice. or Citizens National Bank blue stone set with emblem of q cross ,r the sat. Whieh is charged with an African poison and very dangerous 70 anyone trying to wear it. S5 reward if Cedar st 2-li-lW
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FOR SALE

ALTO FOR SALE-Roadstcr six cyliu-
 der motor self starter. Willard battery, all appointment first class. Cash trans action. cheap. Address NX%. care Sen
 tuel Record 3-lI-tf
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NCit SALE-5oxl7o foot lot. with Groom cottage, close in location: also 275 acres
 improved farm. 6 miles south of city. See or write J. s, Mckie, 5ls Quapaw.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six-c cylinder 7- passenger 1911 Hudson automobile in first class condition; trade for smaller car or real estate or sell on time pay nruts. Phone 1gS @-4-lm
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FOR RENT broom modem cottage. 23l WoJodbne St. rear Of courthouse. Per
 manent tenant Abe Levy 4l0 Central Ave. 2-ll-tf
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MocRARY-Thc hotel with thF fl. ..I localInn-onpositc A iI N. hospital free from dust md noises, cool and pleas
 ant and very convenient to bath house. and thcJters. Try the Mctlaly hnd nt pleased o-Il-L
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THE PLAZA--iiuht housekeeping apart ncuts and furnished rooms--all modem enclosed sIecuiuE u1rchcs. be3utitul loct tiou. ouuosite r. $ Superntend'uta res idence. GlO Reserve Ave. Phone 95i Mr5 M r. Green
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WANTED-Sccond uand furniture. Phone 9Ss. J H. ETmy & Sons.
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FOR SALE-Busch Sisters elegant fiX- furcs consisting of show cases, wal cases shelving beautiful office. safe and telephone Miss Busch. l5s3. l--5 If
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FOR SALE-Five passenger Ford car.
 Phone sol 2-13-lw
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FLATS FOR RENT--r rooms and bath,
 furnished and unfurnlshrd. Il0 Ceuter Sl I'numn lNNI. J--l q
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TREBOR HAL14-Modern newly furnish rd apartments. SEQ per month and up io- parties of two. Inspection invited, ihont gD lS6 Ramhie street At Wager
 NESTLE LEREST-Ftunish rooms ln nri 1atc family. centrally located. boar' optional Phcne 222 Che block Of .a' Iinn 2-I-1U
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS aas ssu
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rooms close iu. private cot tagr. corner Laurel and Spring. 2-1G-3t
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LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms, one block from bath house, electric lights;
 Sl 5U p-r week and up. -l5 Court st Phone lG4s 1-14-tf
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FOR SAI.E-Trees. fJ. ,asn; first class EDcrla peach trees. I2l2 cents each. fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries, Tennessee. Cal at M. h. MoGuire's bar Der shop. 20j Third Sl. and pick out what you want l26-tf
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WANTED TO BUY--SAC<S. WAR PRICES paid for second hand sacks ,
 Worncr co. v
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FOR SALE-Nery cheap. chicken incu- uatOrs, feed choppers, complete outfit.
 Phone t727. l. 25-tf
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FOR BENT-Largc nicely furnished front room modern couycnienccs, with private family. Apply i29 Prospect Ave. 2-l7-3t
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FOR RENT-E Elegant furnished cottages, 4gj and 4-9 MulUnStOn. -Apply 4.3
 A uittiugton. Phone sa4 Il-1-tt