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Evening journal., 1918-12-13
RURAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF property
In Appoquinimink hundred have beer
recorded:
George II. Virgins, TO Charles Z
Green, l6i acres of land. $4,000; county
assessment, S45i0.
! Joseph II. Guessford TO Mary w. Wa
ters, * acres Of land $3.50; county as
sessment, $1,000.
William +. Elliott TO Irvlngg Rawley,
IA acres OF land, $500; county assess
ment. $500.
John Heldnyer, Jr, TO Thomas G.
Price, f72 acres of land, $500; county
assessment 5000
John w. Watkins TO John Heldmyer,
$50 acres of tillable and ii9 acres OF
unimproved land, Si3, 100; county as
sessment. sii.i50.
Alan Cunningham TO Thomas Latta-
mus, 230 acres OF land, Si3,gl5; county
assessment, Si0.6i0.
Evening journal., 1918-12-13

To make that spare room earn some
thing advertise 1t In the WANTS.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1918-12-13

Topic: THE Power Of the Cross In the
Philippines" Psalm 72:i-t9. written
by j. II. Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
BELA1ONTER5 IN BEST REGIMENT.
At CH|LUCOTHE'S CANT ONNIE ut

CAMp SHERMAN. -. March cc.--The
; S30th infantry. made uis q: drafted NIL;
from Ross and other central ONO c"H:!-
ties Belmont and other eastern 'hi"
, counties and Hamilton and Surrounding
= Southern OHIO countries ;..-,iHE 49, "l'''i
by division he:utuu:tr ~ 10 .''Nl
.resir,cu, IN n. d:v!sIun. Il w,ss CIV"
;14oh points.
The rating was based ~ IN "Ni,H.;ia-
ton OF 49, indy d;:aI s"!ut'-S ;:'in H,lrt-
ous outfits whn wccr $'";'p"d ;ti"iS
camp STREETS ur N ''Gril!""tu'' Ar" ~
am!ned as - th"I~ at.r't'i~. ""rT"'t
ness OF salute. Soldic"lH '".ar.I; Al"
knowlcdS" o; military .'tGu";t'. A"'"rS
and diSCiH.i:.". Thu 10 ;9cn net"r;;'7i
to 10 different c"toTau;"S ind batteries
The 3S2nd !u:an,ry. made up Or Tan
ton, yourrS; own Akron and oth"r north
eastern Ohio n,"r. Ma. placed >""'nH.
with 40 points. AID - 5H*tn infantry
from Toledo and northwestern ONO.
third. with l3f points. The others. III
order Of merit, were:
Se4th h4asvy. field artillery. "HSth 'scid
ssignl battalion - iSt infantry. "--nd
J field artillery. "n>th engineers. %-"Td
machine gun battalion. "-ttA nE~o'hc
,<un battalion, ;2S-h iIgnt '''lH artI-
! lery. send ru:t.f,!n. gun Er,;ta.I''n
| Tho tolluwisi-; c"rnpaE;"s and hatt"r1"S
/ vera cited as :h,, ms; a"rt and SOL
dicrty: Headquarters company. ""2nd
Sufantry., western PENNSYLVANIA. AS
t(co- II. seeth infantry 'Sh''i"y, i'arE" an"
miami countess. ''". +. %;nth infantry
+ lFayctte. G-'.Hnr. 'ltnt"n. Highland and
,iRrown Countess. Batter I. %o+tn field
ARTILLERY t!'r.,:hl;n county. 90 :. @">iH
!Saeld signal bat :aii"n 'S''a';"r''G'.
Sergeant ~ Z. Orr. CO. =. S3lSt IMAM
stry. was cited as III" most so!d:e-!y 10
vi an 81
asGerson. 60. |. :%:rcd iui1u:ry. second;
Sergeant ~ z. twnu'it. Battery r, %-+th
IartRlery. third: Private !:h-lor"t. Camp
Sherman fire department. fourth
,, These organizations were listed rs
SahowtnE marked lack OF instruction.:
Headquarters company. S2+ih h"id ar
tllery; Co. + military police. heAdiitr-
, tsrs company. S22nd machine gu" oi''-
+ terry, Cos. + and - 322nd machine gun
battery: Co. g. :i.:h engineers 'col-
t-oredl: headquarters company. S3lSt In
fantry; supply company. $22nd Iptan-
Sty; vet. corps. 3@3rd field artillery:
: school for cooks and bakers: camp quar-
l1ermasterS;' corps.
:. Officers w,r, fa- from exemplary IN
e<iving and returning sat::'"S. sad n"
( memorandum THY w"r" c"lp"bi'' IN
] q far greater pr"N"T;l"n NJ cases IMAM
we're the ,rlrr. and .t'S condition was
particularly ,ruc a. S"'6 "'hc"rS mayor
! and abovel.
The sri-it cr ~ ,ne@ was excellent.
and faults Wy. c.r' rally iUF :" lack
I of proper instr!cft"u r:,th'r than !" !a'S
! OF Willingness on ~" part az IN" S"'Gl"r-
Lack Of instruction rs :" hon"r~ ard
courteses WIS Jar I"Clarly married. IN
the following d..t:t'!S-
.'Signitcas".. "a; -"h flag with white
stars ;ccn.ral'S ta., = 10; generally
4. 10 btt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
Notes and Personals,

Among m" men OF the nth contiu-
gent who expect to leave this district
,boU: n" "nd OF next week arc Clyde
GlaSu. Bernard Kelly. James Sev"r!HO
and Lewis G;oriuco.
T"rch'-s % tie ShaGysd" school are
attending Tho Ohio Valley Found Table
which wls IN session yes; erdHy after
uo0n and vii! continue today. The
meetings are IN Tho Gravel H!ll build
ing n B:ilairc.
Ladies OF ;hr Aid society OF The NJ. +.
church ar" planning Cor their annual
Easter supper. which Will r" held next
T1u"sGt: .v"ai:!l.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.t Dean Of Avo ndale ex
poet "a NOV. ncX: week 20 Warwood,
tina: th"y may be nraC his place of EN-
pinym"nt =: R"ech Rnttom.
Funeral service nf Mrs. Matilda Ben
net. wife -: William E"u."tt OF East
Thir'y-"irhth St-r"I. Vas held at the
family HON" last evening. and th,. body
VAS aiken this morning . Puwhat:n
trr burial. Nra;u on Wednesday, night
terminated an Iii:s"SS Of several months
Master John ruun"I!y. Jr., son Of Mr.
ana Mrs. JnN3 t"au"lly - South Lin
,.olu ly.ru-, t-i! last evening while
playing about l ,t.iySt;.cH On the il"aLi
farm south OF town. and broke the
homes o; his rirh. forearm IN Two
places.
Mr. Locksley Thompson Of Central
avenue ~ recovering from Il ~ we're az;
tack y. asthma and heart trouble.
\ large nurrhcr ut members or tho
local Junior - L. y. NJ. were n N":t
las. evening % attend 4 visitation
t:,."tlnc q: tho lodges III this district.
Mrs. & \. Talbot Of East Thirty
seventh street has been Il, Mlec ior
several days. having been called 70 IN"
hnr,. -: nor mother. Mrs. Sykes. who
recently underwent Az operation on her
tnroa: IN rh. i1clllirc hospital. Immc-
di.:cly following IN: operation Mrs.
Syh..S improved rapidly. bat she seems
TOW Ia =" sUtt.- inG ron: nervous
shock
JOSEPH, Mitchell. olive Atkinson
t.a-l Wilson. .i..ism ';ahi". Crawford
81; and ~ 2. lone l":t Inst "v"n!".;
cnc T"i"do. Tn" m:n 'Xq@"; % return
tomorrow w,;h =.H n"w overland cars
cpr .Glr Sn:.dySi.i. Ar;rnnhji, company.
\: l meeting %: rHr Sh7Iy&td" uIi
an! las rr.;3:luy Wednesday evening
~. fo.:"w5as niclc"rs W" elected
FIRED r"N nt l;,-,Hcrrnrr. president;
!.s,., Camille. wen president, and Fred
McC'mun. s,c-, :Iry a:I tr"aE'ir"C.
Mr. li..,r.au E:~at d: Lincoln 1"cnu"
had hI< r;=h; fo"' painfully crushed
will. -. xaS At w"rk II IN" Webb mine
IN Thursday
NJ Zimmerman. witH q E"v. y. n.
I.nar"rru:,u. ~ recovering rom an i'll
,,.~> 90. 80 5ry$. dE' - 4 heavy
,,"ld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
WELLSBURC

WELLSBIEG. W Va. March e.
Tho service flag - IN" Graduates 81 the
Wellsbu-r hiSn school WAS presented III
the high school Thursday morning "i;h
appropriate ceremonies. The program
lasted an hour and was IN intensely
patriotic one Superintendent ". y.
Beetham spoke first telling ~" n:"aH;nS
of the flag and III" honor t" III" school
to have So many W"n ~ ~" service
and holding such hlgh commissioners
Principle W G.. M"rr"l!S th"n read tA5
lis, Of names and ihe stations ;A"E DC
cupied. Senator Elmer NouSh gave an
inspiring patriotic address on How we
Can All Ee Soldiers. Dr.. J. NJ. CaI-
lahan. of the Stat" University. who was
1,;si,;n~ A. IN, high school closed with
an address.
During the ceremonies Miss Sarah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
VIII Not Be shown.

The great war r,~.Ur" Why Germany
Caurut Win III" War" booked for ~"
Palace Theatre Tor SATURDAY. March -.
Will not ~ shown OF that dat. Man
ac.r Fl. j. D"r;u IN Friday r"""iF"d
word tha; III" itl"juC. wvTti not l." r'>
l.,s.d Cor another nun:h IN III" rlac"
81 tins picture MantG"r Doran h;tS sub
Stl,ut"d L Fox feature wi;h Gladys
I}roCkwcl n>"I'onScIrncc. y Keystone
comedy vii! also be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
CasCarets Best
Family Laxative
Harmless to keep liver. bowels
and stomach clean, and
cost Only 10 cents

Tonight sure, TAX" Cascarcts ant
enjoy The incest. gcntlGSt liver aui
bowel cleansing You eyer experience
Cascarers will Nvcn your iIrrC AM.
clean your thirty feet o. bowels vita.
on; gripping. You vii! wake w feeling
grand. Your tread will b" clear. hT"al Il
right. tongue clean. stomach sweet
Get 4 Decent box now ut any drug
store Best cAtharttc for chIiGrcn a.
we'll rs Gruwn-ups. Taste like candy
and never fail They work while you
sleep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
SRADYS!DE
Church Services.

Lincoln Av"uu" NJ E.. Rev. A c.
Wni;mor" raSiu--Mn71InG subject.
Strength GU; OF Weakness" The OVEN
Iug $uhi"c: vii! h.. Ordinary People
and E.Ntranrdiuarv Things"
christian. E;"v. r. u. Zimmerman.
ra:S;"---Th,. E.oya! Mems Bible class
meets 4, 20 -. m. and preaching serv-
ices ar" AZ II u II. and 7:3O p. m
Presbyterian. Or r. NJ. Price. paste or
Sabbath school and Sermon at 10 I.
n: morning s"rlroI th.mc. Bread
L pom ;he Waters" "vening theme THE
Creeks Desire"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
DER Kiss Face Powder
All colors. 60c is the AEo
regular price. Special. IcN
Children's One-and-One
Rib Fast Black Hose
All sizes TO 10. Worth ~
25c. Special ..........

Women's Hose
Women's up to Soc Black and
white and colors Lisle 00o
Hose. Special ........ NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
Bid Ee lected

The bid 81 t. =. plrkcy for work ~.
the count; road from III" city limits
south 70 the tilSuliu" plant. was TH-
Jc-tcd L; u meeting, VI II" county C"Gri
on Wednesday tn, estimates Hr"S"n;''S
w..rc Found too htgh :" ~, COTS :d"rrd hH
th.. court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
In ESTitll.

$ s Hodges cashier ot IN" Farmers
STAT" bank. i: ~ TIA" Ohio Valley hos
p!tal at Wheeling. wh"-" u. Is recover
ing from an operation p"rform"! "n
Thursday He expects 70 De home the
List ii nrXt Mt.k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23

Children's bingham Rompers
Children's check and stripe
Bingham or Chambray Cling
ham Rompers. Regular price
all stores T9c. XXI
Special ...............o Wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-23
W eusbu-g Briefs

George Adams. Janit"r Of the wash
inEt"n school IN the Fourth ward. IS III
at his home.
+ J. Merton. Of Follansbnc. was Il
Wc!lS3urs business caller Friday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

Zurich, Switzerland, Dec. s1-The
rapid imitation Of tne note issue in
Austria-Hungary, which has reache,
seventeen thousand million crowns
ana is increasing at the rate of one
thousand million per month, is cans.
ing great apprehension in financial,
circles in the Dual Monarchy. yarious
remedies are under consideration sucb
as the payment of government con.
tractors in war loan stock or NON.
negotiable treasury bills. The public
is also urged to subscribe literally 70
the seventh war loan and helm the
government restrict the note issue
DIE zEIT declares all these MAS.
ures to be useless and saws there 10
10 longer any possibility of stonn,ng
the continual rise in prices and the
imitation of the currency.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
ARCADIA HAS BANK SWINDLER

Arcadia, Jan. Friday, a we'll
dressed, fine appearing and plausible
speaking man walked into a local
bank and inquired of the cashier what
rate of interest the bank paid on time
deposits and when informed that the
rate Is s per cent. expressed his sur.
prise that the rate is so much higher
here than 1t is at Bowling Green, KY,
where he was supposed to come from.
He claimed the rate there is 3 IL
per cent.
He introduced himself as c. H.
Bolin and said he was one of the men
in the employ of the government one
of the big bosses, in fact.
He had a check for 1914 on a bank
at Bowling Green and wanted a Ger.
tificate of deposit for $500 to open q
checking account of $500 and would
take the $14 for spending money.
His story was so we'll told and
seemed SO, plausible that the cashier
suspected nothing wrong. He made
out the certificate of deposit, gave it
to "Bolin", made out pass book with
a credit for the $500 supposed to have
been deposited and gave him the
small change" asked for and the
smooth stranger took his departure.
Removed from the magnetic pres.
ence of the man OF MEANS" the cash.
Ter began to study over the situation
and concluded that discretion was
better than valor," and telegraphed
the bank at Bowling Green, which the
stranger had named only to discover
that there is no such bank there and
that the check Is worthless.
In the meantime the stranger took
the train for Fl. Myers Friday night
and left there on the Z o'clock morn.
Ing train Saturday morning and stop.
ped at Punta Gorda, where he went
to Harry Goldstein's furniture store
and contracted for sos parlor suite.
He offered his check for sS5 after Civ.
Ing Mr.. Goldstein the same spiel that
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

he had given the banker with the ad.
dition of the story that he was fitting
up an office over 8. Resins store. He
wanted the $40 change in cash.
Mr.. Goldstein told him to come
back in the afternoon and as soon as
the stranger, left, Mr.. Goldstein tele-
phoned to this city and discovered
that the check was no good, as the
bank by this time had received word
that the check they had was no good.
The man was to come back to see Mr..
Goldstein but evidently "smelled a
mouse" and left on the morning
southbound train for Ft.' Myers.
Last night Sheriff ]. L. Dishong
was notified and telegraphed Fl. nv.
ers and the authorities there tele-
graphed back that "Bolin had left
there and left train of bad checks
behind him. Mr.. Goldstein and Pun.
ia Gorda's city marshal, ]. H. Lips.
comb, boarded the train at Punta Cor
da and saw "Bolin" and failed to rec.
ognize him, as the man that looked
Ike him had woman and two chill.
dren with him.
Meanwhile Deputy Sheriffs c, 8
Dishong and E. A. Garner motored to
Nocatee and waited until the north.
pound train came and boarded II
The bank cashier was with them
The bank cashier promptly identified
the man with two children and WON.
an as "Bolin" He denied that his
name was "Bolin" and said that Jones
was MS name in which story he was
by the woman. |
The cashier and deputies were not
to be deceived by the plausible stran. !
ger again and he finally "fessed nm"
and produced the bank book and Ger.
tificate of deposit from the toilet
where he had hidden It,
Sheriff Dishong is inclined to be.
heve that the deputies have made a
good catch and that "Bolin" is a much
wanted man.
1
Inc man was taken to Jail for safe
keeping and the woman and children
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
THE DANGERS OF
TAKING CALO|

II you ori.y realized the terrible in
Jury you do yourself when voy, taLa
;G "a 1o1 you'd never put another grain
Ii your mouth. It's rank poison.
instead OF calomel, use that SPLENDID
Guaranteed vegetable compound, Mar
un's Liver Medicine, the medicine that
IS winning favor. It is excellent fer
neadaehe. constipation and kindred lis
II acts forcibly and quickly without
pgriplng. Causes no loss of time from
Sln does not impair the appetite
o., Mhiie the prescribed dose is one tabIespoon.
-U'' nave found by experience that a TEASPOON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

were taken to a private boarding
boarding.
"Bolin," the woman and children
were all well dressed and presented
nice appearance.
From papers found in his posses
sion the man is supposed to have op-
Grated in Nashville, Tenn; Louisville,
KY; Columbus, Ohio; Newark, Ohio.
and other cities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
(By Associated Pres
Opposite Fire Stated

Aldershot, England, Dec.
women typists belonging to
ems Auxiliary Army Corr
overstayed their leave ID
were, on their return to hel
handed over by the frps I
police for neglect of publii'
They were kept in the "a
nights and were fined q
each the next day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
LOCATION OF FIRE soxxe

II Main and kentucky
y Pine and Kentucky
u Main and Tennessee
u Main and Missouri
10 Lemon and Florida
q Bay and Iowa
u Oak and Kentucky
a Magnolia and Iowa
% Plum and kentucy
81 Say and Florida !,
70 Peaehtree and Florida
- Magnolia and Dakota
50 Parker and Florida
VI Main and Dakota
" Lemon and Ohio
" Orange and New York
70 Limo and Florida
81 Palmetto and Florida
u Mcdonald and Florida
81 Limo and indiana
- Orange and Massachusetts
70 North st. and N. Vermont Ave.
~ North st. and Florida Ave.
y North g. and Lincoln Ave
u Lemon and Lincoln
y New light and Water Plant
= w. Prospect st. and A. C. l., shs,
y Lake Morton and 8. Kentucky
~ New school house, Lake Me-4s,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
New Yer's Reception
At Methodist Church
Continued from page 81


growing old and giving up the sweet
pleasures in life that can be obtained
through music with ten children who
have made music in hr home, two
boys who are serving their country's
call, and as the wife of very popu.
lar Methodist minister, one knows
that her time has been very full. Yet
she has found time to use this splen-
did talent God ras given her. No less
pleasing were the splendid words Of
Dr. Craig in his address on Friend.
ship" wherein he made music of the
wc-G, its cultivation and association.
Very applicable is this in view Of the
warm place he has won in the hearts
OF all who have had the pleasure of
hearing or meeting him in his visit
to. Lakeland
Under the supervision of the ladies
splendid collation. was then served
and a social time enjoyed by all.
Though the air was cold outside. not
only warm house but warm hearts
made the evening one long to be re-
membered.
At II o'clock watch.night services
we're held and time of thanksgiv-
ing and promise was enjoyed ny all
who remained for the closing of 1917
and to greet 1918 on its arrival. With
"llappy New Years. on the tongue
and in the heart the year was ushered
In. May it prove a great one for
all.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

STRAYED-1 yellow Jersey COW, de-
horned, last seen Saturday; has
short rope around neck. IS reward.
]. Darine, 404 South Tennessee Av.
Phone 176 Blue. 7049
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

hear the dull boom Of the cannon:
Hear the yelling of the tide ~
AS the sun is slowly waning,
And death takes his mighty ride
Hear his bony stallion prancing.
and the horizon echoing back,
Death is on his way a lancing,
He is adding to his stack.
Dutch and German, English, French
AS much offal to death unknown
when he's striding down the trench,
over which good flags have flown
BY "Mickie Healty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

Efforts are being made by Moore
Haven citizens to get transportation
facilities for moving their enormous
crops of food.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

full at bedtime promotes sound y
me night and q comfortable n ns.
breakfast Itgives me great PIE;
to recommend Martins Liver Meo.I
ant and thorough laxative" ~
Macon. Ga.
Martins Liver Medicine i
cording to the prescriptioll
brated Southern physician /
for years in his practice
vegetable andis guaranteed
isfactory results. If after
are not satisfied, retr n ta'
tie and receive your t2c'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01
"K:yarlize'

Our contract with manufacturers Of
this Better Known linesof Varnish Stains
and Varnish will place US in position to
fully look after your requirements.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

FOR SALE BY HENLEY G HENLEY
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-01

- ~s~0 Arg~SS
An inspection Of buildings in Lakeland
painted twelve years ago with Stag Paint
is the best recommendation we can offer as
to the good qualities Of this paint manufac.
tured especially for Southern climate.
In addition to a we'll selected
stock of general hardware it will be our
purpose to feature and add largely to our
present stock Of Queensware and Kitchen
Furniture.
Mrs. D. G. WARNER'will be in charge d
this department, and has completed ar.
engagements with importers Of desirable
China, also American manufactured goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
FEED YOUR son. AND 1T WILL FEED YOU

lul BOO The mal garden. where space
is hieh m value and the need Tor
food is great every effort should he
made tn enrich the soil
Commercial fertilizer is always OBJ
ninahlD The cost is not excessive
when measured in food results Any
eardouer can get load or two of
fuod stable manure II should be al
lowed 10 rot before 30 Is used. but in
most cases IL can be padded right un-
der and will bee in fairly good shape
hy tho time The tiny roots reach out
Tor plant food
This is especially true cf lntcr SOW
ugs Every gardener should plan
40 grow ~ least two crops ou every
Quuro foot of bis gardon soil, and
Boo come instances three and even
four crops must bc obtained
Those problems OF succession and
companion crop win boz explained IN
Hror h ou They are mentioned
r f1 impress upon the gardener
.Iu ur'. i.t uf placing plenty OF
.mf GOD fertilizers In his soil
"... ur.a bon cropping VIII be
unroHtahlo
l.. manure 'ou uado under nov
HNt nl' De- available Tor the first
.0.r Huf vill bc well rotted bv the
'mn scorl or third sowing need
... I.pl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two desirable blocks
10 Amarillo. aUOxG0U feet Cheap
l9i easy terms W W. parduc. 300
central office building. san Anton
%. Texas. $3.50
FOR SALE-Sc acres OF land partly
Improved with 90 acres IN wheat.
vel located on public road, about .
miles south cart Of city; favorable
terms An adjoining so acre tract
may be- purchased II desired.-J. +.
Nunn Phone ~ 7s-tfdh
FOR SALE 90, cad of cattle for
$500. ~ Of them COW. and tVp
year old hciicrs money for .owe
mau milel south east of Nildor
ado. Texas ID Il Burns 'na-atp
FOR SALE good registered mann
moth JacE, stands l5ls hand bsh.
standard measure. extra good bone.
.esr 80 inches from tip 20 tip Dsfk
color white point coming years
.il fine performer. good action
price $1,000 VIII take part Boo
sal. WIN Pay man fgip DC jack
Hoo. ug' measure no boz every res
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Political Announcements

For County Clerk;
y. VI. PITTMAN.
T.. l.. BLAKE.
For District Judge;
HENRY :. BlSHOP.
HUGH l.. UMPHREs.
OTIS TRUIOvE.
For sheriff
BURTON ROACH.
WILLIAM VI. ENsLEY.
For County Attorney:
T.. II. UNDERWOOD.
HARRY 4. HOOKER.
Dor TaN Assessor:
LESS WHITTAkER
". VI. BURwELL.
For County Treasurer:
J. l.. SHEA.
Tar Collector;
T.. G.. sELLiRs.
W. Y. THOMPSON.
Fer District Attorney:
y. T. MILLER
For District Clerk;
J. G. skILLMAN.
For County Judge;
r. ". MCBRIDE.
RAY &. JOHNSON.