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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-19
4. SUMMONS.
a..-4 ~ 81 UNIONS. ii
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Cou
ty Of Burleigh. In District Con-

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Cou4-
ty. OF Burleigh. In District Court,
Sixth judicial District. a
Farmers State Bank, 2 corporation.
plaintiff, vs.. Frank Brabbit, defend
ant. .sf.~s III H., II q.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff herein, q copy of which Is
hereto annexed and herewith served
upon you and to serve copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at his
office in the city OF Bismarck. coun.
ty of Burleigh and state OF North d.
kota within thirty days after the serv-
ice of this summons upon you. exclus-
i've of the day Of such service and in
case Of your failure SO to appear and
answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint. -
Dated this 18th day Of October,
- .E:s,sys.,.- u, +. E. ;McCurdy. Il
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Residence and P. o. Address,
Bismarck, N. OAK
1c-5 II 10 26; 1-2 9. s
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STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
unbss Up Qschb uadsr tho Sosth1ak
PsaetratiaS Applicatisa Of
Nsmtis's Wizard Oil

In cases OF rheumatism and lame
back it penctrates quickly, drives out
soreness. and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles. =
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli-
able, antiseptc application for cuts.
burns, bites, and stin3s. SPrains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing, penetrating qualities.
Get it from druggists for 80 cents:
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back. Z
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed. H..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-19
DO YOU REALIZE THE TREMENDOUS JO1
AHEAD OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE?


The Versailles Peace Conference has an all-wln-
ter talking job ahead of it.
Starting in January it will talk fast if it calls
time by June. ->.z "a sa.-., RI ,
THERE ARE Is MAJOR PROBLEMS TO
TALK TO A FINISH. AND NOBODY KNOWS
HOW MANY MINOR ONES TO TALK TO
Count the Zones, in any order:
az Punishment of William the Devil and his
chief assistants. 5:,
@(2.) Constitution of an international court for
the purpose. - ~E~
(3.) Creation Of League of Nations:
a. Abolition Of CONSUMPTION in Europe. 80
o. Limitation. of military and naval estab-
lishments. 49,. -
Co. Reparation, financial and territorial, by
Germany. -
(7) Germany's future trade relations with the
civilized world.
49, Recognition of Germanys form Of gov
ernment-if there is any.
(9.) Disposal Of the navy taken from Ger
10) Disposal of colonies taken from Ger
many. tHA.
Q1) Limits of the new Poland.
Q2) Limits of the new Jugo-Savia.
OBJ Future of Palestine.
14) Future of Constantinople and Turkey.
Q5) Return of Alsace-Lorrane to France.
(16) Return of Italia Irredenta to Italy.
17) Future of Albania.
(18D Future of Armenia
Q9) Status of Bulgaria and Greece.
(2O) Freedom of the seas"
(2l) Future of submarine and aerial warfare.
(22) Begium's future status and territorial
claims.
(23) Denmarks claims to North Scheswig..
(24) The Russian problem.
(25) The claims of Japan.
If the conference settles one problem each week
it will have to talk fast and work overtime.
There you have six months talking material in
sight and the source far from exhausted. -
Let's be patient with the peacemakers.
Think. 1t took Germany 40 years to prepare
for, and 81 months to lose the great war.
1t took the Jews 40 years of rambling in the
wilderness to reach the Promised Land.
The fast-growing tree rots quickly. ., .
The quick peace always has flows.
This peace must be aawless if it is to last
Plenty of time must be taken to hammer out a
good piece of work. <i:~>- .. .
We can go right on making and keeping peace
at home, meanwhile.
We can go right on making and keeping peace
at home, meanwhile.
The peace conference is full of chances of dis
agreement, as James Hamilton Lewis pointed out
in the Senate the other day.
But nobody enters it looking for q fiRlt.
We can go right on looking for jobs and action
at home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-19

It's vision of duty is clear as the eagles glance
it's hearts tender and warm love; its spirit is
fresh and wholesome as the upper breezes.
Wherever humanity suffers it serves; wherever
humanity faints and languishes it cheers. 1t in
spires the strong with sympathy and the weak
with hope. May we not all pray that this beau
tiful society which gathers to it's heart the best
men and women of all the world may unite hu-
nanity in union which will mean the death of
misery, of cruelty and Of bigotry
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WITH THE EDITORS

WHO'D BUY THE BONDS?
The Nonpartisan League of North Dakota can
not 70 very far ID state socialism, measured in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-12-19

For the B elilah Coal
Phone IL; City Fuel Go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
WAR SPEC|ALTIES
SHOW ADVANCE
StoCIS and Motors Respond to
Active Demand,

NEW YORK March Equipment H.
SUES comprising the war group Wcru TO-
spOuWye TO "a nir demand at the upVn-
Ing ~ tqdny'H etnrk market Gniuu Of |
TO almost ! points were made Ia the FIRST
half hour by baldwin Locomotive and
bethlehem steel and Crucihlr steel. also
General MOlors ana American Can.
United States steel, Marine preferred.
American CuI, Central LOuther ana Mex
lcnn Petroleum gained lntgc fractions
Union Pacific ana Reading were strong
but New Haven wns heavy Liberty
bonds were Irregular
Market conditions became more mixed
In the afternoon SpeChltlcg, such nH
Industrial Alcohol, Mailing preferred and
Hun1trn TuhucuO, showed extreme gains
Of 3 TO points. but rails, notably
Northern Pacific and others, were under
persistent pressure
Conflicting price movements continued
In the dull final hour The closing WAS r.
regular Liberty 3ips sold nt % gOgf
glt2, first Is Ht 90 2Oug6 20 aud second
Is at gd ggH0g lG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
NEW YORK.

NEW YOnK. March rs There was
soma over. uight selling orders around
tho flnE at The opening NJ the cotton
market today and first prices were un-
changed IN W points lower with March
relatively wenh Tho census report show
inF domestic mill consumption n bl0.lN
bales Tor February, was under recent
private forecasts. hut N was considered
ne indicating very we'll sustained vol
uWe ~ Cunrumpilun per working day,
and from that standpoint seemed ako
more encouraging than otherwise. The
official figures nn exports also made "A
favorable Impression ON sentiment and
tho market worked up after tho call with
actlva months selling IN to 10 points not
higher March rallied from a20lo To
~ l,c and May from n 90 IN ~ Tic be-
fore tho end ~ the first hour.
Tho market showed continued steadl.
ness late In tho morning with May rel-
Itlyely firm on trade buying which was
believed ~ he against Hplnners' cnlllnH.
rhui delivery Hnld 40 10 81 Soc, or ~
points net higher. while october touched
40 &c, or IL points above last nights
close
Covering by MaSch shorts became
more active during tho early afternoon
with That delivery selling M to 30 60r or
~ points above last nights close Tho
strength NJ the near position gave tho
llSt very steady undertnna and prices
held 10 tu "a points not higher around
also Tor May and m ihc for October.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Miami Mining Stock to
Advance

The Producers Lead and Zinc company
IN showing great activity on their prop
cfiy Construction on their first mill IL
being ruHhcd with all possible speed
Work hns started ON this Companys
shaft No and from the dnft at the 2l2
foot level I'm SHAFT No. I, they are mining
ana putting ore on dump. preparatory
To concentrating Just M soon as the mill
is completed The management OF THIS
min and mine H. IN the hands Of Mr.
Frank Chlldrrss. Il capable and practical
mining mnn with years Of experience
In this district He hns mnde n thorough
study OF the surface and underground
workings Of the various mines and under
his personal management, wefbelieye this
company has one OF tho best mining
propositions offered tho public today
Mining, Ike nny successful enterprise
must he handled by man who knOwH'thc
business and Ia familiar with conditions
thut mny be encountered and we believe
the management Of any property should
be one Of your first considerations, be
fore making an Investment
The second allotment Of the Producers
end nnd zinc compnny'A stock Ia being
rapidly subscribed for md the directors
OF the company announce that the price
of this stock viii be advanced not later
than March ~ This advance TO be based
on development work md ore now being
mined on lease No /. es well rs the new
strike IN the second run NJ ore, just made
by the Picher- Swift. which adIOlns the
Producers on the west This stock sd-
ynnces not later than March 20, 1918.
Mako your arrangements to investigate
this company and purchase this stock
through the
ECLIPSE SALES & SECURITIES CO.,
bOs-is Herskowitz Building,
Oklahoma city, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Liberal Receipts and Weather
Help BearISh Activity
emeAoo aRAIN ANp pRovIsIoNs

CHICAGO. March l5.-lIborA receipts
and weather favorable Tor tho crop
movement led 10 further declines today
In tho corn market Absence Of ship
ulug outlets to tho east counted also ~
q hcntl7h factor Thoro wnH gossip, too,
NJ likelihood that owing tp the poor
quality NJ tho lNi1 crop lower grade ~
corn than at present accepted would be
made standard for tho nlhng VI con-
tructS Opening prices, which ranged
from Nc 10 10 lower, with March Ht
81 IN and May nt tig6 TO ii2Gh,
Wcro followed by material drop
ucnrInl CnmmlHnlnn house selling car
rlcd down values ~ oats teports indi.
eating Increased acreage being seeded
handicapped tho bulls After opening sc
10 &c or, Tho market underwent mod
rrutr additional setback
Provisions sympnthigod with the weak
ness .of grain besides. the hog market
Wus lower
A good demand from industries brought
about ~ decided upturn later In future dc
llvorleH but the effect failed IN last pripo.
closed unsettled, NmN not lower with
March 81 11h and May tl2bH,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
HGw YoRK COTTON FUTurus


NEW ORLEANS. March i6.-Fiuetus-
lions were narrow In the early trading
in cotton hsfa today Tho market had
no definite trend because NJ conflict of
opinion regarding tho import Of tha CEN
fuH bureau min statistics for February.
After drop ~ to Z points around tho
opening r1ll ths market moved up 20 III
level 4 tn b points over ysstefdayH close
Tho forecast NJ continued dry weather.
nsd tho continued export movement, Hus-
tained values Toward noon prices wsrs
7 20 10 points W net
Rnnt cotton steady and unchanged.
800 bales Low nlddllng. 10 ibci mid
ding. " i0c GOOD middling, ~ i0ci rn-
Uoipis. itll balesi stock. lbG,69l bales.
uulrt but steady feeling prevailed
In the afternoon with the market TO
40 points lower ~ I O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
You Are Sure to Find the
Home You Want in
This List

ON WEST 18th
7.toom tWo-Htory hardwood floors down
stairs, large cement basement furnace and
sohpsluuc tubs, tWO-BtOy garage, fulll
and garden; close to the best car and
school In tho city; for Immediate sale,
1900
ON WEST 18TH
a'room, two story, sleeping porch and
breakfast room, hardwood floors bnHc-
mont. furnace; on cnr liny; good garage
and drivcwayH This can be bought this
week for &c. ON
on WEST 20TII
Now Broom house Just being completed
hns I bedrooms. two sleeping porchss,
basement, furnace, Ouk throughout hnH
every new modern feature. n YOU arc
looking for real home lot mo show you this
one
on WEST 33Rp
Groom modern California bungalow. I
rooms In oak. oil built In features garage
and drlvrwys, chicken house, fenced IN
md garden Extra large lots close TO
Classen boulevard Price N7b0.
ON WEST 21TH
Broom modern cottngc, garage. chicken
house fruit trees and garden. hair block
from Cassen boulevard Price t2,1tO
ON LlNWOOD BOULEVARD
4 rooms and bRth, garden and garage,
modern throughout a bargain for 81 500
Phone for appointment to see any OF
the above houses
JAS. A. CHALLENGER
200 Colcord bldg Phone Maple 1920 or
Walnut 2J94-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
REAL ESTATE FOR sALF OR
TRADE

UlGH GyAUH N ACRES
In DoSOto county, Florida, we'll located
hnd clear, price 5000 Albrr. no uu
Exchange liulldiug
ron SAIL or TilAbE- uonsnl mof-
Information write 10 J, ", Lock nuI
~. Fay, Okla
FOp FNlE- or trade. saulty In now
modern, built.in, oak finish bungalow
ON pavement fuf hest lurltcd modern
building luts Walnut 2iiO.i
RTluCTlY MOnEitN h.rOum bungalow
Orchard Tafk addition i.onn " VI 2nn,
viii exchange equity for good automobile
worth tiiol, or VIII trade fot smaller
cu ana take cnHh difference Can Ira
] llollomnu owner. l5 American lhnk
huildiug Phone Maple liC9 Evenings
Walnut 1906
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
510,l78 BALES OF COTTON
USED DURING FEBRUARY

WAslilNGTON. March l5-Colton con
sumud during February amounted to
blOlH running bales and for tho seven
months 32N,O3l bales, the census hu-
renu today announced
l1"t yonr In February 5i7.17i bales
were consumed In the seven months pc
Rod 3,D0ln07
Cotton on hand February 2s In con
Stunning establishments wns i,60i t65
bales, compared with 2,l67,Sl9. and In
public storngo and NJ COmpfOHscs 3i29.- .-
39l bales, compared with 3.A3l $50 q year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
KANSAS CRY

KANRNR CITY. No March v lloOA'
Receipts. 5000, steady nulk, iltluu
~ in. heavy, iiebuu " l0i light VINO
iibs plgt, lil lunu tO CATTLE ITO.
r0lpiH. 1000 strong iflma-fed steers.
~ lUu o ib. dressed beef steers. 90 b1si
~ 1i southern stsefH. a. Onui 90, COWS,
rfs o. bOffigkn. calves " bOn 4 on.
SHEEP ii,rsiptH, I nnn strong Lambs,
81 OnuiHU0. NesIlinrt tiI anuil Do,
Wrihers, ~ h0n n Z 600. ewes, 100 ,nul 90
stotkcfa. hOuulGlt
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81. Louis

Fr Louis, March i6 . HOGS ne.
csipis. i0.tU0, steady tArhtH. IisNnNt
hlg IIs,, , % m''a ,,, 9ga q
ul7 20. bulk. tiI b0ult 20 gATTl.r
Receipts I nh0. steady Native hrrf HioofH
o. uUUlAbn. AoafliuH Hiosfs and hoif'tH.
UN1lAbO. cows, ~ Onuii 90. sturkufH
ana fredors. a. n0u ~ DO, nir a. prime
southern h,of steers O0UilsO. u0rf
COWS Hui hplfefH. igOndlu DO southern
yettlinE steers and hslfsfH. O. bOuin 900.
utilt, calves a. nnui Oh HiiEl.r. ts-
rriuts. mono. steady tAmim 81 OOu
IA ON, ewes o. tDui1ON. Wttlrfs iliun
Hif1i. ,hunufH ani choppers. tlb0u
4 tH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Golden Rod Bulletin

An interesting evidence Of the fact that
water courses undorlle Golden Rod leases
Va found IN an incident which occurred
several days ago, The smoke from ths
shooting or blasting wns carried
through tho openings IN the water course
from No. 4 mino to the No. "A shaft,
which IL connected with No 1 mines.
thereby demonstrating that No. / and
No I are mining ore from water course
which runs throughout the entire length
of the Golden Rod leases,
Three Elements OF Success.
There are three elements which enter
into the success Of any mining company
In the Miami field These three ele-
ments Hte O) tho established value OF
the property being mined, (2l the ef-
icloncy NJ tho management In securing
high production at low costs, and 90 tha
fairness or equity Of financial structure OF
the COMPANY
In ali three elements the Golden Rod
Company claims distinction
% It's property, consisting Of a2O acres
In tho center Of the richest part OF this
producing field, has been proven not only
by dfll tests, but hy actual excavation OF
IMMORAL 10 be ono Of the most productive
IN the ncld.
(2l lts management hns accomplished
under tho most trying Of adverse Condl-
lions remarkable record OF construc-
ton ANA operation curing lne past hlh
months The construction program has
been hid out with the view 10 large out
put and low operating costs. In less than
ak months the Golden Rod property has
forged from the toll-end line OF pro-
ducers TO third place In the field, with
its development program only well
stprted
C3) The purchasers Of preferred stock
receive MI OF tho income OF the property
nvar1nhlo for dividends until their stock
has drawn 100 percent In dividends,
after which Il participates eqaully WHY
all stock A portion Of this preferred
stock still remains TO be sold at par, ana
we believe II to be security which IL
closer 10 actual dividends than the Sc
curity Of any OF the newer mining CONS
panies I'm the Miami field
For further information, write or telss
gra ph the Golden Rod Mining and Smelt-
Ing Corporation, sklrvin Hotel Building.
Oklahoma City. Okla. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

% SHARES of Home Refining NJ n great
bargain. make your best cash offer
n-i1S Oklnh1m1n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW York. Nurch Is Mercantile
pupcr, four months, six; ak months. slr
sterling 6O-dny bills i7qtt; commercial
s0-day bllls on banks t72; commercial 60
day bills l7lM: demand l75 10, cnbiea
Ai6 7.l6. 0ulders, demand A7h: cables
&c Bar silver SGi1 Mexican dollars GgB
Government bonds, heavy; railroad bonds,
Irregular. Tlme lonns. strong 6O days. D6
days and six months percent bid Cull
loans high 6 low 6h; ruling rate bA
closing hid bA offered Rt 4; last loan 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO

r1uCAnO, March 10 IlOda Receipts.
o. nln. SLOW, BE- lower Hulk, ilIUn1
~ 10, lisht ~ 100 " 10i mltad. w 100
~ sO' hsAl, ~ aOuiiisi rough. ilal0
ult iOi plgs. ti11aUl1lb CATTLl ilo-
rslpis. 1000. steady Native steefs. " %
uil 10. slnchss hnt tetdeIg,, i.W
calves, lin b0ui67b NUrEr Receipt
NJ nnn steady sheep. 81 UOuliuN,
lamIs, illbOulttn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
WANT HOME REFINING

FOR sAIE-Ore hundred OH state Re
filming for Iii' 0o. subject 70 prior sale
S u Buchanan, Dewey. Okla.
TORTY-ACRE lease. ucar famous four
strata discover oklahoma Kansas
r~i0,Hl district want n few partners 20
organize company ground floor offer
Write p o RoH s31 Rrtton, Okla.
OIL STOCK 3nO shares American on
. md Refining 81 'i' '0o Northwest pc-
'-ulrum. 7ic rs s Kloin VIM Ward.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
FOR SALE
Mining Maps

of Miami and Kansas fields made ~
cloth. 81 50 each by mail. si65. Bass
Fiscal Agency il3 State National Bank
Bldg. Oklahoma city, Okla
/, 100 SHARES American Oh aud Refln-
ing for 1853. Phone Maple 270i-R
CAL for G n Miller after 7'p m
10000 Uncle Sam on, &c; trade for Zinc.
r. l.. Terry, Miami
GROUND FLOOR PROPOSITION.
Would you he interested IN making
some hig money! We have lease In
the Ml1mi district, surrounded by mills
and big strikes We Intend TO organize
company md develop same WIN sell
you an undivided interest In same II you
act quick. I-I0l. OkIahomnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

FOR SALE-liyc-room modern house.
lot bONliO, close to Belle lsle car line
on lith ST. llois n. Broadway Wal
nut ISL
FOR ShLF--Bv owner, beautiful 6-room
bungalow, just completed: rooms In
oaF modern throughout: south and east
fence; located 1917 W. l5lh. i75u. .bapncc
terms. y. X. Maybry, as Baum Bldg
Maple 9l23
BAkG GhNS-ll room house on 8th. near
Robinson; must he sold by April l.
Also Groom cottage, gRrnge 500 block
W goth by owner Can % E 7th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
OITApAW. OKLA.

QUApAW, OKLA,
enter Of the great lend and zinc flhlds
wo main Iinos o' railroads, decided lots
tlty property and mineral leases at rea-
sHurhu prices. y Hnt husluo7s openings
write e.. " Hoyt 3 Son, Qu7paw okla
FOR SN.r.-rnir of corner lots, jOyli0
l..l. m Hru0n. four blocks from school
house. very r. un1Uly itiUken at once
Adde'S p-loi, Daily OklahOmap,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, March lb-Cotton spot
1uictI prices steady Good mlddlInR
- i6d middlng 2lGJd low mlddllng
as iOd good ordinary q lOd, ordinary
2i 6sd, AalsH 1000 lncldulnE 900 Amer
icnu Receipts 1000. Including 1900
American Futures closed qulot New
contracts March 2i0ld. April 23p1d;
Mny 7lssd; June 2s 76d; July ~ G9d Old
contracts fixed prlcon, March ?1tsd:
luns-July 22 ibd
Weekly cotton statistics Total for
warded N mills. 5000 hnrH. American
$1,000 stock IIi 600. American 900 900;
impotu 10000, American 10000 exports
uOue
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slGs~E


Home builders Home Sltss-neAltorS,
~ N Harvey Telephone PIX
WANT a. huy ur f.runm homo With
four or moro lots good location. pas
cash. wfitr full particulars Klein. buI
Terminal li'dg
NAVE party with $40 cash and i7S per
llaIter National nlhg
WANTED ior cash. if 10 90 rooms
strictly mpdern uu.tu-dato ruumiug
ur uu apartment house. must be- CInHo
Iu and above the average, like high
school location Mn MurrlHOu cure
nrOwniuE hotrl
Will uiNE trade for cheap lots. fhr out
Marker. Walnut 1854
WANTED New 6.room bungalow near
Cur. nOrthwczt location preferred
price must be- reasonable, can pay $500 nO
cash balance monthly Phone. Walnut
iisG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
kANsAs CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 70 CASH
COM. Unchanged No ? mixed. Il.Gtu
lh6 No z white, 81 NsWl ni: No . ycl-
low, ill2gl ~. OATS. Unchanged 10 lc
mixed, 81 1Hpis7 RYE. g. SOmgSL.
kAilt AND MILO MAIZE. t2i'u1OO
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Oklamade OH q Gas

90 shares ~ ilf1 Bob pafman. J09
Majestic Walnut h..r
FON TRADE sh1.es Homo Rr'.ninr
Stock un good rnr. 900 fords considered
"a fri tHfrHNHrsu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

fUR SALE 90 shares National on
stock Wa'Hut ifsi
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

SIX vacant residence lots. oklahoma CITY.
Want'rale Tor wichita lots What have
ou7 r a.. Okahomon-
TRADERS. what have YOU TO offer for
3lls lots In Chicago M 80 lots in
Rivcrhcnd, Modero county. California /;
100 lots IN River View. county seat OF
suffolk county, New York $4,000 vendor
lien notes part due this June. balance one
year. s percent
OTHER TRADES.
Roxter, National bldg.
TO TRApE-Pnir lots, West Seventh, for
small stock groceries Maple 1881
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

Prices of mo various Tfsdss of cstus ~
approximately As follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15

SlS-room modern bungalow, garage,
harm two mll lots. ON 2llh near ClnHHcn
Rlyd. only 3? 300. 500 cash, balance like
rent can MIR clark
CAPITOL NIL SNAPS Nice i-roor
hom, ON two full lots with nlco fruit
trees for only q 0OO. 800 cash. balance
SIS per month can Mr. Morgan
CAPITOL NIL HNKGAlN of four cN.
irn nice rooms ON four lots, with nice
nult trees outhullllnF9 and fencing
only $500 ouHh balance so per month
SN-room modern duplex brick rtors
building, garage, two corner lots, on pnv-
Ing. about clght blocks from Main and
Harvey, for only s. $50. $3.50 cash hnl-
auco IN building and loan nt t2SdO per
month
All Of the above nrc positively In Erir'.
must snrrfirc ~ once N YOU want 10
Tlcm something look At thom Mako us
an offer
Beautiful, level nyc-acre tracts. four
blocks of car line, near city ward school
Your choiro fpr 1900; $3.50 cash. bal
nncc IN one two and three years WIN
loan 81, OOo on any tract for improve
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