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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
Waste Not, Want Not.

The baby kept throwing her rattle
on the floor until 4-year-old Bobby
grew weary with picking II up and
refused TO do so any longer.
But, dear, she Is the only little sis
ter YOU have" gently demonstrated his
mother
We'll" replied the little boy. 81 am
the only big brother she has, and she
will have hard time If she wears me
all out"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
Shinhuilders Strike.

BEAUMONT, Texas, Nov. 1.-Two
hundred employees of the Mcbride and
Law Shipbuilding plant went out on
strike today, demanding higher wages.
A representative of the firm started
that they were paying the government
scale. Three hundred men are en-
played and with two hundred of them
out 1t was necessary to close down
the plant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
Colonel FOntaine Dies.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 2.-Colonei
William winston Fontaine. attached
to the staffs of General "Stonewalr
Jackson and General J. f. B. Stuart,
during the war between the states
died at his home here today, aged "a.
After the war Colonel Fontaine be-
came member OF the faculty of Bay
lor female college at Independence.
Texas, and afterwards for ten years
occupied the chair of Latin at the
University of Texas.
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Assessment Is Postponed.
World Capital Bureau.
S12 Campbell Building.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. Final
assessment of the Indiahoma Refining
company, to be made by the state
board of equalization today, was post
poned again until Friday of next week
Reports required of the company were
not quite complete and the board gave
the company a few days more to fin
ish the work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

Underwear Special
One lot of Ladies Knit Underwear
vests and pants; fleece lined;
extra quality; regular 35c gar
ments; special Saturday, OK
per garment, at ...... ZCO
Babies Shoes at soc
Complete line of Babies Soft Sole
Shoes in white and pink kid; sizes
3 and 4 only; regular S5c and 81
values; special Saturday, S0o
the pair .............. cON
$3.50 Skating Sets, S1.05
One lot of Knit Skating Sets-cap
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E. J. Mathews has bought the old Nixon home place on Liberty street and will build on the lot. !.
 %***
 Queen Quality Shoes for Ladies' the niftiest, most stylish and most serviceable shoe on the market. The E. J. Beazley Co. 20
 *xxk
 F. H. Ewing of Heber Springs was here the first of the week, the guest of Postmaster k. H. McMurray.
 f*+&
 See our display window in which we show some of the swell dress patterns in silks, satins and woolens. The E. J. Beazley Go. 20
 ****
 R. L. Hope, Sr., is here from Missouri on visit to his son, R. L. Hope, the we'll known real estate man.
 Blankets, comforts, bed linens, ready-made hem-stitched sheets, ready-made pillow slips at prices as cheap as you can bIy the goods. You save the making. The B. J. Beazley Go. 20 G. w. Slaughter returned yester- day from Vicksburg where he attend ed the reunion of Confederate sol diers.
 FOR SALE-Three fine Lewellen setter pups, now ready to go in the field. They are beauties, well bred, and will certainly make fine dogs. c. V. Sutton tf Mrs. J. L. Newborn of Forrest City spent Tuesday here, looking after her land interests in Lee county.
 Leake & Wells, general transfer, wood and coal. We move anything loose at both ends. Phones 13 and 166. tf Mrs. Hickman, of St. Louis, is in the city for an extended visit to her aunt Mrs. w. T. Barnes, on Missis- sippi street.
 &*M*
 FOR SALE-Second hand Ford, 1918 Model in first class shape, new set tires. Enquire of Hunter x Lan- ham Vineyard 29tf Manager Harris, of the light and
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Queen Quality Shoes for ladies at Beazley's. z0 Chas. Norton of Forrest City was in Marianna Tuesday night.
 x*#*
 Finest line of mems and boys thing in Marianna at BeaZley's. 20 Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Wilenzick are in Memphis for a few days visit.
 s*s*
 Mrs. J. E. Mann attended the Confederate reunion at Vicksburg this week.
 Good blankets, comforts and ready made bed linens at Beazley's. 20
 &*#*
 Dick Kitchens of Helena is buying cotton for the Lesser-Goldman Con- pany here.
 Mems, young mems and boys cloth ing at Beazley's. 20 Curtis Irving of Little Rock, was here Sunday the guest of the family of E. J. Mathews.
 s*s*
 Road cart for sale at a bargain. See J. E. Wood. If
 *x**
 Jake Singer, substantial farmer from Goodwin, transacted business here Wednesday.
 FOR SALE-First class piano, cheap and on easy terms. Apply at Dagsett's Drug Store. Nov. 10 Mrs. c. c. Kitchener was hostess Tor the Three Table Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon.
 FOR SALE-Good secondhand roll top desk. Apply at Courier-Index office. If Mrs. F. w. Stanley of Paragould was in the city yesterday, the guest 0f Mrs w. l.. Watwood.
 Typewriters for rent of sale at Turner's. If
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SIMPSON LAMBASTS !
 THE HOHENzOLLERNS
VERBAL HOWlTZER FROM PARA GOULD SAYS THERE WILL BE
 ONLY TEUTON SMOKE IN HA- DIES DURING NEXT 100 YEARS

A real pyrotechnic, patriotic, eagle screaming, Teuton -defying speech was delivered to a large audience at the Majestic Theatre here last night by the Hon. S. R. Simpson, verbal howitzer from Paragould, who paint ed a lurid picture of what this coun- try would look like if the Kaiser had carried out his dastarGly plans to humble France and England and then bounce on the United States while this nation was in a state of military unpreparedness MT. Simp- son declared we would be lowing and scraping to German snobs with names as long as a clothes line and with morals as corrupt as the imps of perdition.
 MT. Simpson came to Marianna upon invitation of the committee in charge of the Second Liberty Bond sale, the purpose of the rally being to impress upon the people here the importance of investing their money in the bond issue. The speaker de- clared America had done nobly by the allies, that American money, food supplies and munitions had carried the war during the past eight months,
 
 age in the exhausted French soldiers, had strengthened their faltering | spirits and planted a new hope in their hearts, and now that Pershing | and his army are preparing for active | participation in the big drive next l spring, Mir. Simpson predicted there wouldn't be anything but Teuton smoke in hades for the next hundred years.
 | He made a powerful plea for the brave boys who are giving up busi- | ness opportunities, home comforts and all that is near and dear to | them, to defend the flag and vindi- | cate the honor and uphold the tra- ditions of this country, declaring no | sacrifice upon the part of the people would be commensurate with the services the boys in the army are l rendering. He pictured the unpre. | cedented prosperity of this country, and especially in Lee county, stating he had been informed by represent ative citizens that the present cotton 1 though short would yield approxi- mately five million dollars, and that | the total expense of making the 1 crop would not exceed three million, | concluding that out of the profit of I two million dollars the people certain | ly ought to invest ten per cent. or | $200,000 in government bonds that bear four per cent interest. Throughout his vigorous and stir ring address MT. Simpson was re- peatedly applauded and when he had finished, upon suggestion of ". B. | Mann, chairman of the Lee County i Liberty Loan Committee, the audi ence gave a rising vote of thanks to | MT. Simpson.
 The allotment of bonds for Lee county is $165,000. So far more than one hundred thousand dollars has been subscribed. Those in charge | of the campaign want Lee county people to take $200,000 worth of the bonds, and to that end committees will begin work within the next two or three days.
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Tom Cothran will be given a trial before Esq. R. M. Hays this morning on charge of reckless driv- ing. While going at an unreasonable rate of speed the other day he ran his car over Aunt Mary McClendon, one of the old-time darkies here, breaking both her legs and otherwise seriously injuring her. In addition to the prosecution for reckless driv- ing it is understood a suit for dam ages will be filed against him.
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at the request of Secretary McAdoo, campaigning for the second Liberty loan.
 The furnishing of money,' said MT. Bryan, ''is one of the most inn portant ways of helping the govern ment. Before we entered the war it was matter of opinion and dis cussion, but it is no longer a ques- tion if opinion. It is time for action now"
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<" TIME FOR ACTION NOW

New York, Oct. 16.-Every Ameri- cans paramount duty is to stand behind the president and Congress and support anything and every thing our government does in this war" William J. Bryan told members of the New York Advertising Club today. He said he came from the west to spend three days here, speaking for woman suffrage, and
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power plant, spent several days this week in Piggott looking after busi- ness matters.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma terial.
 Mrs. E. J. Mathews and daughter, Miss Ercelle, Miss Louise Newborn and Mrs. Guy Leary, motored to Forest Citp Sunday.
 ***
 Leake & Wells, general transfer, wood and coal We move anything loose at both ends. Phones 13 and 166. If Mrs. P. R. Turner entertained the Chafing Dish Club Thursday after noon. She has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Lucy Sinclair of St. Louis. Jessamine, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Daggett, is seriously i'll with acute Bright's dis ease Her friends hope for an early recovery.
 WANTED-B Couple, furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call w. s. B. Courier-Index.
 ****
 Sergeant Teddy Claywell and Cor. poral Dan Felton of Motor Truck Company No. g, located at Ft Roots were in the city Saturday and Sun day visiting home folks.
 ***x
 The state convention of U. D. C. will meet in Prairie Grove the 23rd to 25th of October. It has not yet been decided who will go as delegate from the D. c. Govan chapter. Jesse Willis, who is stationed at Camp Pike as member of the quota sent to the army from Lee county, spent Sunday here with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Willis
 ****
 Esq A. S. Rodgers, who left here the first of the week intending to go to the Confederate reunion al Vicksburg, became i'll while enroute to that city and returned to Marian ma.
 
 MT. and Mrs Gilbert McCulloch oi Little Rock are expected to con1e to Marianna from Forrest City Sat urday night and remain here foi several days. visiting at the home ot P. D. McCulloch.
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SPRAYED

One small Jersey COW. Medium dark with short, sharp horns. low giving milk. Strayed from my home in Marianna last Sunday night. Re- ward for return.
 20 Y. T. SELLERS.
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Concrete piles have been driven nine feet into the coral rock of Honolulu with 3,100 blows of an or- dinary drop hammer.
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Dr. w. H. Deaderick, formerly of this city, now of Hot Springs, was called to Marianna yesterday to see Jessamine Daggett, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Daggett, who is seriously i'll. Her condition was somewhat improved this morning and Dr. Deaderick returned to Hot Springs,
 Ladies, we want you to take a look at our new line of fall and winter skirts, coats. latest materials in silks, satins and woolens. We have never before been able to show such exquisite styles. The E. J. Beazley Go. 20
 w. l.. Watwood has sold his pool, billiard and box ball business in the rear of Pyron's barber shop, to Ben Smith, and has gone to Helena to accept a position as city salesman for the Morris Packing Company. His wife and little daughter will join nim in Helena as soon as he secures residence.
 Men, young men and boys, you certainly can't afford to buy your fall and winter togs withous first having given our swell lines an in spection. Kirschbaum clothing-the best made Underwear. shoes, shirts, sox, ties everything for your ward robe. Our prices are moderate. The E. J. Beazley co. 20
 *#s
 The Young Ladies Club of the Methodist church wishes to express it's sincere thanks to all those who contributed to the success of the "Womanless Wedding" especially to thank the men who so willingly took part in the play. It wishes also to express it's appreciation for the splen- did patronage of those who helped make the affair such a splendid sue cess 20
 FOR SALE-Four fine farms, cheap. One in particular is a big bargain. It consists of 600 acres, 300 in the hills and 300 in the bot toms; very fine land Come to see us. Chandler-Jarratt Company. If *#&$
 The beginners of Mrs. Atkins music class gave a recital at her home on last Saturday afternoon. Others of the further advanced pupils assisted with delightful piano num- bers. Light refreshments were serv- ed and everyone enjoyed the entire program, the little children especially acquitting themselves with credit to themselves and to their teacher.
 John c. Williams handles the finest line of monuments ever brought to Marianna. If you are in the market for a monument to place over the grave of those who are dear to you see MT. Williams and let him show you illustration of his line. The
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MILLER LUMBER COMPANY will make or get for you what they

MILLER LUMBER COMPANY will make or get for you what they haven't
 LOST-One black morocco bound bill case, somewhere between Roane & Atkins livery stable and Grove & Reeds gin on the Oak Forrest road. Return to this office and receive re- ward. w. H. Covington. Zip
 ***
 Mrs. Harry Oster and little son. who have been here visiting MT and Mrs J. Shaul, returned Monday to their home in Youngstown, Ohio. They were accompanied as far as Memphis by MT. Shaul
 *A**
 Miss Earl Chambers, field secre- tary of the Arkansas Public Health Association, was in the city Thurs day organizing committee work for the sale of Red Cross seals for the benefit of the fight against tubercu- losis.
 How would you like to paint your house with white enamel? This is what we propose to do, and 1t will last THREE TIMES as long as lead and oil paint. Call at Turner's and let T. F. Hobbs explain this wonder full new paint to you. 3t
 *#s&
 w B. Mann, chairman of the Lib erty Loan Committee for Lee county spent the first of the week in Little Rock attending a conference of bankers and others who made plans for vigorous campaign for the sale of the bonds in Arkansas.
 S&s& FOR SALE-A tract of 1 ,120 acres of fine delta land in Holmes county, Miss, $50 acres in cultivation; price s60 an acre This is one of the best real estate snaps I have ever had to offer. See me at once if you want bargain Dr. c. T Chandler. If
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John C. Williams handles the finest line of monuments ever brought to Marianna. If you are in the market for a monument to place over the grave of those who are dear to you, see MT. Williams and let him show you illustration of his line. The work is exceptionally good. If
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Ir1 1n tho 1.'se V cCn Tne fWo' e,,-- N
 was. m ane proportion of two man .~o o fronts - |" 0S'ern front ~ter~-- on tbe a on the
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Cosr ,-------O---- na,..n anA disappear inside oe ,4 s.s1*4 oy
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FOR SALE Four fine farms, cheap. One in particular is a big bargain. It consists of 600 acres, 300 in the hills and 300 in the bot toms; very fine land. Come to see us. Chandler-Jarratt Company. If
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Ladies, we want you to take a look at our new line of fall and winter skirts, coats. latest materials in silks, satins and woolens. We have never before been able to show such exquisite styles. The E. J
 Beazley Go. 20
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
MORE MEASELS THAN
IN PREVIOUS YEARS

Measels have been prevailing tn
West Virginia 10 larger extent than
in previous years, according to re
ports received nt the office OF the
state department of health During
the month Of December 565 cases of
this malady were reported. and it In
naturally assumed that mnny eases
wore not reported There were also
nine cosca Of German measles. Diph.
iberia spread over Il vast area during
that month. 13i caves having been re-
ported W'hoopinE cough affected al.
most 200 children, in acme instances
several memhera Of one family hay
iHG suffered ffgm this disorder at tho
same time Chicken pnx which some
times results seriously was another
- 10 most prevalent of the miuor
disorders
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29

l washing machine. tubs. garden
pillow, ehurn. l Cyphes incubator, ca.
pacity 2+0 eggs. double barrel shot
gun. l Winchester repeating rifle. -
ealitve. az .3t Of articles too ted.
ious 20 mention.
All hueksters welcome, provided
they bring no cider with them.
TERMS OF SALE
\ credit Of . months will be given
on all sums of $40 and over, the pur-
chaser to give note with approved Sc
curlty negotiable and payable at eth.
er Of the following banks Merchants
and Farmers Bank Of Martiusburg. or
the Farmers Bank Of Shepherdstown
with interest from date. hut il paid ut
maturity interest remltted. Under
$40 cash No property to be reno
ed until terms Of sale arc complied
with
L + HARDWOOD.
llarwood Rurkhart. Clerk.
nold y Hoffman. Aucts.
/ - = 3 . 10 L L IA II % 22 -
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the purchaser to give note with ap-
proved security, negotiable and pay.
able at The Old National Bank OF
Aartineburg, with interest from date.
but if paid al maturity interest re
mitted. On all sums under SO, cash
viii be required Discount for cash.
No property 10 be removed until the
terms Of sale are complied with.
WILLIAM p. RAMSBURG.
Dodd & Hoffman. Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart. Clerk
o. St
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w Va, or the Farmers and Mer.
chants National Bank Of Winchester,
Va, with interest from date, but II
paid at maturity interest to be remit
ted Under $40 cash No property
to be removed until terms of sale arc
complied with Reasonable discount
TOR cash
JERRY TRtGGS.
Dodd a Hoffman. Aucts
Harwood Burkhart Clerk
All huCksters welcome. but no eli
der allowed to be sold
] % I'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
COMBINATION
PUBLIC SALE

Having too much stock On hand
we Will offer to the highest bidder
without reserve. at the place know :
as the Hail Wilson farm, mics
southwest of Inwood. mile south
east Of Gerrardstown. a.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ,, 1917,
Commencing a. 10 O'clock A. M,
the following property to-wir:
s HEAD HORSES AND COLTS
A pair of grays and : years old
mare und horse. the horse IS a 10
barshare and wagon leader. sac TO
drive. the mare extra good on strap
side. both horses viii please the buy
ers, weight about 1909 each. both
sound and right; Eve year old mare.
mahogany bay with black points sad
aIer and driver. work also GA strap
sldo. weight tl06 his This is 9a err.
ira good driver and locker 10 see
her will prove il. 0ae Iem - VI
OLD mare colt, the draft Kind. with
style ana aetioa The other a fancy
draft yearlins colt. with hesGty and
size,
7 HEAD CATTLE
A thoroughbred Jersey cow. viii ~
fresh In March. had > calves, 4
choice fancy COW. good big strong
Durham springer the balance are
thrifty yearliug heifers Durham 9n.
Holstein
20 HEAD HOGS.
Large broad SOW. viii farr0w about
time Of sale; young male. the bal.
ance are thrifty young shoats, VIII
weigh from SO to 80 lbs This iat
Of stock good AID fat and Of COED
breeding. Come and see aR sure
you win be a bidder If YOU want the
kisd to make you money and profit
e. L HUSTLER
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-29
MAKERS OF MUNITIONS.

Neesrs Eddie WYATT and Lawrence
Long who have been employed in n
Ecwhayeu. conn. munitions factory
nd James Cody. employed In sim
lar plant IN Baltimore. nre homo on
brief visit
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Ev virtue of the authority vested
ID lbe uHders.E Ne3 trustee ny A coed
of tIuss made 10y ! J. Str,bluR aad
wife TO said trustee. datea TIE 1871
DAY ~ March. 1871, and Of record in
he afil=a e Che CLERK Of she County
C3ur. Of Berkeley Couety. West VIZ
sI1.a# ia Decd Of Trust Boo, NJ Il.
page - he VIII oHer for sale IA tire
front door OF the Court House, IL
Ha-t5ushms, Berkeley County. West
Virginia. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1917
Commencing at $50 P NJ
taat see tan hot on parcel q. lame.
with the Improvements thereon ~.
aate, lyGg and being IN the District
.of 0pnGaoa. Berkeley County. Nes-
F5tR5 AHA. and bounded aa follows. Be
Elaulas 1t corner Of past an
to&st .egce. near the margin o. The
aid Martinsbnrg aud Potomac tura-
PIKE; thence S. 6635 deg Is. ) poles
~ a stake IN Lha line Of 5aid board
t9lee thence s 2sIs deg W pole
u stake. thence y 56Is deg. v.
poles To q stake Ia th- lie Of n
beard fence; 1hea - 81 deg e g
pe.as TO the beginning, containing Il
50 IRE POLES. ana De-. - 4ue
-Hal estate conveyed 70 the sad j
i StribliuE b4 deed froIa D. G. BGk-
nd wife. dated the lsta day OF
March 1911 and Of record in the OF
se Fl ths Clerk Of the County Court
1f Il kelley County w Va. N Deed
930A Ne 10 page 4SN
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W WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 81. f9t7,
he following described property
EIGHT HEAD or HORSES

Gt0Fl ; FlLHC ~ f1CR1 90
No eMgfv" macs mare. IF
years old in SoaJ by our Imported
Rl9ck Re7eba1sH staaiea 81 work
any Whezs h5feas4. Sate TOR women o.
eHi.aEta 70 drive. TINS Is as so2d
brood mare as there is in The eoun=
" and can step some
No. 2 BESSIE Lisht-Foot@ haf
mare, years Old broken single, an
pacing stallion; good style and aa=
double; sired by ;. c. hamsbefg $
pacing stahon' good style and &C.
,ioa' aud sure girl getter
No 3 @Poso' bay mare. YEAR,
cid VIII work anywhere AiteAed. eA
eepl IN iSa 4. 49,, zz..=z
= yssrs ga I'm 80 -. - ana a.
ton the bIae.av Kind
NJ va" Nc. maHe coming
y yaars old vim go sfgf. and nc
+ton +Aa blaclv lind
n eIfs54.a chimes has mar
cernluo ga. old siroJ ~ : q
Ramsburg ho,8e: VIII make a fine
driver
nos ana D. we 7.il'''''E colts
l.-.5- a..~ -.4''' gay '.l
D'1=A-
FIVE HEAD CT ca II
Ne. VII drop her fourth calf by
day Of sale. This il as good a COW
4s / ever owned
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BEATING MAa FATAL

II. A. Holzen. who. It Is alleged. was
assaulted and badly beaten by Jack
Ayres in Cumberland on January 6.
died shortly after Saturday midnight
in Cumberland hospital. Officers
are now trying to locate Ayres. who
Ia said to be In Indiana.
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r. NJ. ROWLAND
TERMS OF BOTH SALES.

A credit of ten months OF all sums
OF $40 and over. purchaser 10 give
note VIII approved security. negotia-
b}s aad payable 81 the Merchants and
Farmers Bank OF MartiusburE. with
interest from date. bat II paid al ma
.urity interest RENTED Under SI4
cash Nothing % o. removed untII
aetl.ed tor
Dodd 81 Hoffman Aucts
Harwood BurGhart. CLERK
6 d na
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Sec.
ond Y, Il. Church will meet at the
homo Of Mrs George Butts on Tues.
day night at o'clock. All members
are urged to be present.