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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17
% llaUl1loAT AXIOM.
Great lakes. I'm

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Hello, Dutch and the rest of
| the Tinshop Roughnecksl
arrived here last Thursday
morning about 9 O'Clock and
there were about 73 other fellows
from Dallas, Tex, besides others
from different places, about 100
in the whole bunch.
The first thing we gol was an
ice cold shower hath and then we
were vaccinatedf for typhoid.
Thursday night hit the hard
floor and Friday had a mattress
to sleep on, hut had To hit the
floor Saturday night again. Sim
day night we got some blankets
and had Barracks IL to ourselves.
SO we all got hammocks; It's
labout 4 O'Clock and we just got
a mattress apiece. There are i0l
i'm our company. IL is Company
Ia We haven't got any clothes
lyet, because they are hard TO get
and there are so many men COM
ing in every day that there is
hardly room for them.
We get good eats here and VIC
don't drill much yet, but when
we get to drilling steady we WI,
Idrill eight hours Il day.
This place is about 33 miles
north of Chicago and The G. u \
w. runs RICH! by he camp and
has its own depot al thu nest
side of The camp.
This training station will hGlf
about 100000 men and there ary
about that many here now. 81
talk about your crowds. wish
some of you fellows could get 4
pass and come over and locl,
around. for ii is some swell place
There is an awful big wireless
station here. 1t has two towers
Iof frame steel about 200 feet
high. haven't got chance tC
Hook the station over yet. but oh
you first chance | get.
| won't get TO go in on radio
for a while: not until we gel
straightened around, | guess.
If | can't get in on that, go ir
as pipe filter. They draw gooC
sIpay4 l wanted to sign upl as 6
radio apprentice. hui they sai5
we had to have experience as az
Operator.
| | don't suppose any OF us will
see ship service for five or 81,
months. Texas ) is putting il
about ten men to one from an,
lother state.
We have a hard time spending
lany money here, as the spending
place is over on the other side o
| the camp, and this Station
lgrounds is as big as Missouri
Valley anyway, from just what
have seen of it,.
| We have good captain. Hi:
name is johnson. and cues:
| from his looks and talk he is al
Irishman, and he is sure a goot
sized man. If any of you fellow:
write to me (and | hope everyon,
of you do) please send me YOU
Ihox number if you have one.
| Address Glen Gipson, U. S. N
Training Station. Great Lakes
Ill. Company IA, care Mr.
Sharp.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17
GUILTY.

The housewife has Il duty 10
perform as we'll as the soldier in
the field. and her one duty now is
10 absolutely refuse to feed any
tramp applying al the back door
for his breakfast. Farmers are
crying for help, the railroads
need additional men and day la
borers are not to be had at any
price, so that the man begging
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17

am. trying to win the Ford car
which Mr.. Fanger is going to give
to the pne having the greatest
number of votes on May 26. Any
support which you can give me
will be greatly appreciated. With
sincere appreciation Of the help
given me by my friends thus far
in the Fanger auto contest and
hoping for your continued sup
port, am. sincerely,
MRS. Adm BROWN.
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his living from door to door
should he declared public nuts
ance and relegaIcd to some place
where actual work is necessary
before he can. eat. If he starves
so much The better. Feeding
tramps at the back door in these
times should be declared mis-
dcmcanoc punishable by fine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17
Children Crv
FOR FlETCHER'S
g a 8 r Q FL q

Herman Jensen of Magnolia
was Valley visitor today. This
evening he leaves for Savage,
Mont, where he shall spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Evans cN-
pect to go TO Albion, Neb., tomor-
row, where they will spend a
week with relatives.
All 1917 accounts if paid dur
ang this sale will receive double
votes. NJ. Fanger.
Paul McCnne left today for
Winner. S. d., where he Will
spend the summer on his moth
er's farm near that city.
The W. j. Roden family re-
turned to their home in Carroll
this morning after brief Stay
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield
have rented The John Rae prop
erty for The summer Mrs. Rae
expects TO leave shortly for Vir-
ginia to spend the summer
months with relatives.
Exceptional bargains i'm ladies
suits, coats, hats, etc. Extra
votes given. M. Fangcr.
DIR. Kennedy, Amor Stern. Or.
Copeland and Mr. Canly were
down from Logan last evening
calling on a number of our bust
ness men.
D. J. Kennedy, who has been
confined to his home several
weeks by illness, was able to en-
joy short auto ride Yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Chinworth and son
Clement of Warsaw. Ind, arc
here for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Jane Chinworth, who has
been quite sick, is reported some
what improved.
This weather ought to make
things grow. Ii al least has a
wonderful influence on the house
cleaning bug.
John McDermoti. who has been
on the sick list, was able 10 re-
sumo his work at the Moskovit2
department. store this morning.
Buy $1O.25 cash card for $40
and receive 5000 votes. Extra
votes given when traded out. NJ.
Fanger.
No votes will be given on ac-
counts charged during this sale.
M. Fanger.
Herman Jones purchased a
Dodge at the West End garage
yesterday.
Word has been received from
the boys at TT. Logan that they
have all been assigned to one
company and that they expect TO
leave soon for their regular post,
which they think will he Homo.
lulu. David T.. Mccullough is
confined to he hospital With
scarlet fever. but is getting along
in fine shape
Help your friend i'm the contest
by buying cash card Can he
traded out any time NJ. laaneer,
Orris and Don Purcell, who left
this morning for r. Logan Colo.
to join the army camp. We're on
jOyahly surprised last evening.
when about forty of their friends
dropped in on them unexpectedly
to help them properly observe
their last evening al home. Wis
ting occupied The most of The
evening. but il was a late hour
before the last friend had gone,
wishing The boys happy enlist
ment and a safe return.
It. j. Hennessey drove to Oma-
ha this morning and brought his
son Lon home from the Nicholas
Sem hospital.
Pay your account with cash
card and gel extra votes. NJ.
Fanger.
25 per cent discount on all
Georgette and crepe waists. M.
Fanger.
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New and Up-to-Date Shoe Re.
PAIRING Shop.

Have, just installed fine haa+
chinery for putting half soles on
shoes, leather or neolin. Have
your soles sewed on, as it don't
leave any crack in soles. If you
want good work, go to Jacob
Kaplan. Missouri Valley, la. il
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rheumatism.

If you are troubled with chron-
lie or muscular rheumatism give
Chamberlain Liniment trial.
The relief from pain which it.
affords is alone worth MANY
times its cost. For sale by llobt.
Harvey and Doty. e Peterson M3i
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Moved.

The Valley Pantorium has
moved to the first door west of
the Klaffke grocery. Clothes
called for and delivered Phone
III. ladies work Il speciality. 4
T1tf DAN WOODRUFF, Prop. s
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Notice of Meeting of Fence Own
ers to sward Portions to be
Constructed by Adjoining Own


Constructed by adjoining Own
ers and Fixing Time Therefor.
WHEREAS. heretofore w. a.
Smith has made request 10 the
trustees of Cincinnati Township,
Harrison County, Iowa. that ac-
tion be taken TO fix The kind OF
fences which shall be built be-
tween lands owned by him., and
lands owned by I'll. L.. Jones, or
his estate, ole the lines herein
after described.
THEREFORE, notice is hereby
given TO Mrs. Ii. l.. Jones and to
the heirs of FL. J.. Jones, deceased.
that on the-2ist day of May. f9i7,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, the under
signed trustees of Cincinnati
|Township, Harrison County, Iowa,
will meet ras board OF fence
viewers and will examine the
promises and fences, if any. and
determine what fences, the kind
thereof, and which portions of
lsuch fences shall he conducted
land maintained by w. A. Smith,
and which portions shall be cons
|structdd and maintained by III. IT,.
Jones estate and The persons in
llerested therein on the following
Hines, to wit;
Commencing at the North East
lcorner of the North West quar-
tier of The North East quarter of
Section No. 80, IN Township No.
LIS, North, Range No. IS, West of
18th p. NJ, running thence South
lone-half mile along East line of
West half of North East quarter
Iof said Section No. 30; thence
West on South line of the last
Idescribcd tract ono. fourth of a
mile TO center of Section No. 80:
| thence South oNe-half mile 10 The
lqualler corner on The South<of
said Section No 80. Said fence
viewers will meet on The prem
ises and examine the lines above
ldescribcd, and determine the
kind and character of fence that
lshall be constructed throughout
The same, and determine which
portion thereof shall he con-
Istrncted and maintained by the
ladioining owners, and will fix the
| time within which such fences
are not constructed by the par
| ties that either OF The parties may
lconstruet the portion awarded to
| the other and The cost thereof be
taxed TO The land of such default-
ling party as provided by law; of
which all parties will take due
notice.
Witness our hands this 9Th day
Iof May, 1917.
ANDREW COULlHARD,
WILLIAM OLINGER,
FRED SMITH,
Trustees, Cincinnati Township,
Harrison County, Iowa.
ATTEST: ID. l.. COURTYARD.
iMjO-17 Township Clerk.
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STONE OPEN EVENINGS.

Until further notice this store
will remain open until 8 O'Clock
evenings. Valley Shoe Store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17

In The Matter of Construction of
Partition Fences Between
Lands Belonging to w. a..
Smith and Land of IL. l.. zones,
or His Estate.
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lsTAI9plNa Of cokTEsTANrs.

Following the Standing ofScoil-
testants in the Ford contest at
the Fanger store, corrected to-
Nav n
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Times Want Ads Pay.
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ANDREW COUL1'HlNRD,
WILLIAM OLINGER,
FRED SMITH,
Trustees, Cincinnati Township,
Harrison County, Iowa.
Attest: ID. l.. COURTYARD.
M1O-l7 Township Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-05-17

Herman Jensen of Magnolia
j, was a Valley visitor today This
evening he leaves for Savage,
Mont, where he shall spend the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Der ySrpc"s "sSaM
pcrIdtifi0 ab9ctan!
Stantsumt erflGrt, ban cine idDiebs'
ridlterlidje 96nrtcilnng nidDt
mebr mOslidD 1T.

@aibington, 1. M}Gr5. @it
oas Stootsmnt befnnnt gegebelt
miro Die id)ieosri6terlihe 9lbnrtei.
lung 0es JoIles oes omerita1ilHer
SegelidJiffeS s@m. 8. ssrDe@ mel.
DIES DurA 0en Oettlden SnlOelS,
Seeideer ogrtR6 Giiel 0rieoridj'
berieuft tpur0e, iest ols ouBer 6ra.
ee ltebero betra1tet. neil insiuiidjeu
onoere omerifaniide Stbr5euge bon
ben DeutIdcn berienft iporOen ieien
es ipur0e belite eeiaet Die Ser.
Stoaten ieien iibereinecfonnetL Den
Sad inter Der Beoingung Ibieosrib.
terIi6 nburteilen ait IaiIen, O1B fpIne
meiteren nmeritnniihen Sffffe, Oh
tie boIle acnterbanoe obcr aud niir
be6ingungsipeiie aonterbarbe fiib-
rem bon oeiitI1en lt.gosten Derienft
miirSen. 8ieie geoinginig iet ober
ourd ben nsueIten Enuhbootfriee
Deutidf0nbS nerIest fuoroen, unb es
nliiiie nlntnietr I'M 6rpe-ssnTI bic
Gntfpidlung Der o1gemeinen Situa-
tion 3tpiihen ben beioen 21noern ab.
9etDortet luer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
Gticaee Journal
tabt Pctcn5cncrfss

Chicago, 1. N2Gra. Dns Gbi-
caeo SSournol Ihrcibt: oG1s Gont.
plot oes aoiiers, Die Ser. Stdateil
in einen &rieg NIT 92crtfo irt0 sSas
pan Sn beriuideIn iibegroidt Sic.
nlano, Der oie @ei1i6te oes iSas
HiIienHanrntboilng Oes aniiers
feurt. Gitrd @etDolt unO Betrug,
Sur6 oas ShDrrt uno sSntrignen.
nit SinterIiIt, oie einem Maobntpf
ssrSioner @bre uln6en uao eiiteu
Dhtt, 0en ein Spartaiter bciptrl0ern
m1rSe, baben Die Sc6en5olern fib
BON einein Siiritefttltu1 6ierter &lniie
Biz 8u elmer Mlnht ertporgeidltplift-
gen, bon no aus lte Oie 91n0e nn@
Der @eltberriduft dilsitreften uno
Sieielbe falt erIangt bnbefl. Ser
gcserilp1rtige Gniier bdt ben @dB
6er oansen Belt ber0ient. gIuf bic.
lem Elonetcn fam es fefnen sSrieben
geben, bis oieie 6antilie bon Hnt-
tbern in @enkbeneeitoIt bernibtet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

2onoon, 1. Wl1rj. s.. SO.
Sforiter, 6inon8ietrct1r oes britiihcn
Sfrieasonlts, erfl1rte beiite I'M Inter
bouIe, bob Der Siiid5us Der oelltihen
Erappen i'm gIncre Idl oarduf 5li-
riidsuiii5ren lit, 0ob bic DeutiheH
ibre gan0e St1rfe oilf einen Eunff
fon5entrieren nollen lin eiren
idroeren S6log 5u fiibren. sSoriter
iostp, DdB Der 6einb itdy In IL Dlei-
len neiter 8ront 5iuri Wlritrr 5uritt-
ge3ogen bobe.
9eab 2lnfitt 6oriters mus Der
&iid5ug nui bic 0elttiAeN &rilppca
itno ouf oog oeutf6c golf etner ME.
oeridIogcn6cn @ir0rud 1erporrnfen.
8riten melben Siese.
2on6on, 1 MGr5. Die britt
ifen Streitfrdfte befinben fih MIR
cine Dleile bon gapoiune. Der oeitt.
Ide Miifsug bGlt irnrcr nod an
lpenn olh Die S6lpierisfeiterL bic
iif) ben @riten elteescniteaen tdg-
lid inurer grSber perSen. Die
5rsnt entInng, pesaer Oie gritett
DorritGten, bat icst naAesu 1B Weei-
len errei6t, no6oeut bte Stealmger
cine boLbe Uteile roraTtlia) BON
@ommecotrt eif1nenentmnt iDirroen.
Depel6en iogen bnb @outueceurt
obne 8ioeritonb etnsenomnen uitr-
DC. (saatirltn, Die GeutiAen batten
bic pertloie SteGlans porber &C.
r1lurt.)
Seittiee geridbte bon Der iSronf
seigeit, oob 8orbersifttngen sur 8dit.
nt1t1tg BON 8dp0iune I'M Gonge ft1o.
Die Gel4tlGben baben oae beben Eiir-
me III Sriinuler gaest, Inn sit ber-
fin6ern, odB Te Sem 6einse ais
g[ligIiAtsplGte Sienn tGareN, tpenn
@opaitne ben @riten in ote &d1roe
fdat.
AuS Wtefopotanliei1 miro ge111el-
set. oab Die fiirfen fieb bel &alt-eL
anlnra tpeiter auriid8iebs,t. Gisas-
toq baben bort bic 8ritea iehS aa-
nonen, 8 Mainsntperfer, 30 asoa-
toons, fonie ein grobeS SsuSfdfEf
erbe4tet; ebewFGGs siel 8radsnma.
teridI.
2oro 5rendb Der bic beintiide ar.
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glnftat i'm @erid,tsiaal.

gtoibpille, SEP, 1 Mdr5. = Snt
bieiigen @erift ipielte fid bettte eine
8luttot ob, bel Der Elm Nsnnn ge,
totet ano orei gserlonen berIebt pitr.
oen. 6. Is. q. Sontpfins, Der bon
ieiner Srau fiir3lid geidieoen fpur.
De, bdtte Die beioen griioer Sill
ln0 Sim Sofitetter, iopie serprt
Gdipeiter nuf $4,000 Sd)nSener,
ias oerfIagt, neil iie ibn bic 2tebe
ieiaer 5rau abipenitig geundt bat.
ten. gIs nun geltern Der 8reSeB
i'm @eridt perte9t tpitr6e, 5o9
Sompfins pIobltd ieinett 9eeuoIber
berbor un0 berIebte 8iA SofTitet4cr
iAtper i'm llnterIeib. ieillen grnbcr
an Arm, ttno eine 3rbSreyin otx
Sub. @be 8iH SoffItctter nieher.
YtiirSte, 300 er iein 9lefier n1tS ftn6
9onpfins nieber, oer tot Hesen
blieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

- armsr asrI. .gDoram bift
Du nit 9siner Jrau bSie9"
uaSie bat mir 6eute mpraen, ala
mir uns Sanftsn, ein 81 in 6as Ges
Iint gsporfen!~
DOS mar freilid bnrtl"
sngise. es mar nei9!"@
allm 10 barter"
- @emiitIiG. .glIs sic bes
Morsens trpa9itn, Iaeen sic i'm
GtrabsnsrabsR auf einem anberen!
Der tpiro ndtiirIih psiDIi6 sefhimpIt
buben?"
SiifTtl: .0as niHt, aber 6rei
Rdrt llebsrnat5tunssssbiibr bat er
Derlansi.'
a5al grIttr StrpIb (DOr eie
mem fsinsu RsItourauD: .0a meibte,
ih mDdte mol pisber bter orinneu
sifen eshtul"
Spsitsr SirOf6: .Ronu, ,'maI
pieosr" baIts otnn i9oH mai ba
orin segsFsua4
etIfsr Strulrb: aRss, bas mid,
id babe aber inDn nal ssm09t."
= Mfsli9. Director (sinsa
tleinen 1beaters, sum 0pusttents'
ncr}; oSis ipofen bod seitsrn nab
renb Der gOritslIuns 70 beas6t, bab
man es brett an ben gspegungsn
mertte
lsnor: sWloht nifhts, 0err 0ir,fs
tor. Dos pubiifum bats iir eiusa
nsuan 7ana nthnIiknl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
6iIfsseFriIfdjaft anfesISit.

0ie Qiberol Ni0 Sociafp, EN- Dor
Dpei S1bren bon ben bis5ieef Asir.
Ten int6 GetrGntebGnhlern ae9paaoe-
ter llateritiisungsoerein IL eiliae.
ganeen. 8Gbreno Der aipci syalsEe
bat Der 8ercin iiber $4,000 an DglFs.
bebArftse Eerionen in @elo oocr
B1ren dbgegeben. Ger nod perblci-
benss aaiienbeftatt6 BON $788 tDiir-
Ae an bsefiee llttserftiiBliasSB
neEteiIt.
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1,0pictc Ges Nclltgt9cm
lscnliiIs 0citcRlenl

81 goio, Ger, /. 9aGrs. Gs
puroe belite befnnnt, bob lehte
RaMt in bic ant5ipobnitng oes oeiits
Iher aoniuls aeor @eber an Suare5
eingebrcden tuuroe. QIGe 2ntspaI
picrc tpurben gcftohlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

mre befpbliat. mel6et, oab bilrdD bic
peItirbung ber gtaot S8rudOitairs,
6iIrt6 einet 0euti6en g(eroplnn enc
syr1n inns 2eben getomtnen III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01
aas Grese, lee

Sabfde Stiele IN sSas Crepe,
2F 9nG met, beIon6ers prafftih
fir a&noerfIeioer. MhnOn SlaEeu,
Alnoer gontpers, in 6tretfen llnD
einfoben poiienoen Garben. 21n.
gen bis 5u 10 0nros; Spe5iol
fin Sreitoe, her Yaro 19e.
Sabidle Bellies ,19e
9ies 1T eine nabre Spc5iolies
BON bilbinen Sougueritoiien. Orc
Be 9luslunGl in rei5enSeu 8limcH
ntdtern IN 2dngen bon 2 bis 81
DarOs; ausipobI, her garo f9e
RsrtaIes fiir tf1ae
2ifte uno oisnfle Bertalcs.
8oa nett, in elmer @ruppe Fit
111ae Der Oaro.
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9pnae[ptIl. t5e

8oHgeInt5, 15e
968Oa. nei@ obgefertigtes Gong
CLOTH, paffesS fir 9lnGHIeioer
urb llrnertpdfdee, befcttoers Oaaer-
bGft, 6pesiar Odr0 l5c.
Beat.Sa&er, $195
geipnbws grobe ttaher,
eirlfadl, mt So1tnTIttf, MtarfeiEes
Wadtcr, onitcrbnff, gGl15 otsberge.
n5bnlidg @erte, Spe3iaI, per
GtfG $1.95.
Saftl.9nmait, $L17
7256a. gtBlei6ter 0anait, lei
nenortig, ats beIoqtSers glsEent
Gam beredteTIt, in groBer gslt-
TterGligpabl, SpeSidI pet gdrO
S1.17.
tineebIeiatcr 9rillid, 12Iae
lirsebIcid)ter Grtrlidj, t7sSIv
nit bIdier 8orte, fbr 6niierbnft
trio ouffnligetlD; SpessdI per
DGr6 t2lze.
Sn6 0an6tadjer, 17t
@eBteidte Sud SdnotadJer NIT
biibiner bfoiter un0 roin @orte;
i9 BEL 38, ouffoiigcrtb. 9ieieS
Sa4totud foItet gegenlpGrtig I'M
W1nrft bcOeuterlS tnebr. GpeSsnl
Fir tic,
snrsth.gaib Go. = 9sBm esslrs etsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-01

ssraurn.9imDnDs, 89t nnO 59t
SictSenoe Gintonns aus Grepe,
2aprs uto sSIanaeIettes, IN en-.
Fa6en utb fett1en Snrben; @roBen
Sd bis "a; otpei @ruppei, sSrei.
tag, fit ftbnelEen @erfniif, fir 39c
lnS SOC.
Snrsrs42sfa Go. 9s'vn etair3 etsre.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-10-12
SHERiFF'S SALE

Under and by virtue OF an eXecu-
ton issued out of ana under the seal
OF the circuit court in and for Marion
county Florida, dated the 18th day OF
September, A. D., 1917, in a certain
cause wherein Armour Fertilizer
Works, corporation, is plaintiff, and
one j. B. Malloy is the defendant
have levied upon. and will on
Monday, November 5th, 1917,
the same being a legal sales day. and
during the legal hours Of sale, offer
for sale at the west door of the court
house in the city of Ocala. in afOre-
said county. and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash, the follow
ing described real property located.
lying and being in the aforesaid cOun-
ty of Marion, viz:
North half of section seven (D, in
township fifteen Q5), range twenty
three (23), containing 800 acres more
or less: also, subdivision of G. d.
Browns place. Hi. grant. in town
ships fifteen Q5) and sixteen 90,
range twenty-five (22) containing one
hundred three Q03) acres more or
less; also lot four (4), subdivision of
Catalina de Jesus Hijulius grant, con-
tanning one hundred three (103) acres
more or less, and being the same
tract of land last above described;
also, south half of southeast quarter
of northwest quarter of section six
teen (16), in township fourteen GA,
range twenty-five (22), being twenty
acres more or less; also. the north
west Ouartpr of northwest quarter.
except 420 feet east and west by 525
feet north and south in the northwest
corner, in section one IL, township
thirteen 13), range twenty-five (22),
containing 80 acres more or less; or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to fully satisfy whatever sum may be
due upon said execution, inclusive Of
all costs.
J. p. GALLOWAY,
Sheriff of Marion County, Florida.
l.. n. GREEN,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 10-5-5tw
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NOTICE
1O-o-5tw

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
diciaI Circuit of Florida, in and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
Thomas Hamilton Williams, Com
plainant, VS. Marion Williams, De-
fendant.-Order for Constructive
Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-wit: Marion VIII
liams, be and she is hereby required
to appear to the bill of complaint fill
ed in this cause on or before
Monday, the 5th Day of November,
1917.
1t is further ordered that copy Of
this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner, a newspaper published
in said county and state.
This 9th day of September, 1917.
(Seal.) P. H. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla.
By Ruth Erwin, D. c.
BULLOCK & TRANTHAM,
Compartments Solicitors
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-10-12
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for
Marion County-In Chancery.
Columbus Perry, Complainant, VS..
Rosa Perry, Observation-Disclosures for
Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-wit: Rosa Perry, be
and she is hereby required to appear
to the bill of complaint filed in this
cause on or before
Monday, the 5tn Day Of November.
1917.
1t is further ordered that copy of
this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner. newspaper publish
ed in said county and state.
This 26th day of September, 1917.
(Seal.) p H. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co, Fla.
BY Ruth Erwin, d. G.
BULLOCK & TRANTHAM,
Compartments Solicitors.
9-2S-5tw