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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

say that the trouble will be avoided
II the people will take the pains to
cut clear gutter along tho sides to
permit the water TO run to the sew.
ers through natural drainage without
obstruction
Because OF the successive fall of
snow and intervening freezes the snow
les Oh The ground in layers The
snow on topit Is pointed out, viii not
permeate to the bottom when melted
burt viii run of over The underlying
layers Of ice The drain along the
side, however. will catch the escape,
and direct it 10 the sewers
II history repeats itself, the older
citizens Of the section say there is
nothing to fear in the way OF a flood
here because great quantities OF snow
always disappear gradually from the
earth, Lighter falls may 90 suddenly,
but observation has established an
apparent tendency to remove heavy
falls gradually
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
MISS ELSIE FERGUSON
EXPOSED TO ATTACK

Jennie is a child Of the slums. OF
unknown parentage. who runs foul OF
the law when she nearly kills a street
urchin. one of gang she finds tor
turing a cat. She is sent toN~a re-
formatory, where she receives enough
education to awaken a desire to climb
upward. Homeless and alone, and pos
assessed of remarkable beauty. Jen-
ME is exposed to temptation and a.
tack.
THE Rise of Jennie Cushing is
an exceptional film Viewed as a dra-
matte offering the photoplay will more
than please the most critical, as Miss
Ferguson is ably supported by care
fully selected cast Of popular play
ers.
The story is one that Will long be
remembered by the public. for e
teaches a lesson of charity and tu-
man uplift. painting wholesome
thought when the world world is at
war and Intent on destroying each
other.
Charlie Chaplin in two reel com
edy "The Rink and Tom Mix the
cowboy comedian in two act com.
edy a Soft. Tenderfoot" Will com
plete the program. "A wonderful ten
reel Program and one you cannot az.
+; ford 10 miss See Il tonight.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
FORMER BLUE R|DGER
IN AVIATION SCHOOL,

Foster Armstrong. catcher on tho
Hagerstown baseball team of the
Blue Ridge League until the close
Of the past season, when he re-
sponded to the call OF his Uncle
sam. and enlisted in tho Headsuar.
tiers Division of the Maryland First
Regiment. and went for entrance
into the aviation school. writes that
he took the examination and has re-
ceived a most favorable report.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
CAMP LEE FRENCH
INSTRUCTOR LEAVES

lie mile sebloesaing, the French
Instructor, who has been IN charge Of
the instruction OF Che 155th artillery
brigade at Camp Ice has been trans
ferred TO Camp Shelby, mississippi
.Lt sehlDessing saw active service al
the front before coming to America
10 assist in training unfted States
troops
Measles, IT Is reported, have made
their appearance in The 3l5th field
artillery and two battalion. the first
and second. have been under quaran.
Tine fbis was done as precautiou.
arg measure. Only o few eases have
been found
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

state department of schools.
The additional allowance is made
under on act Of the legislature design
dto stimulate Improvement in the
preparation of teachers for their
work.
Similar credits are also allowed for
che reading of certain textbooks and
the passing of satisfactory examina.
tions thereon. -Four hundred to 500
teachers will he Affected by the opera
ton of the new statute.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
SOME TEACHERS GET
81 MORE PER MONTH

CHARLESTON, Feb. 6.4-1West vir.
ginia school teachers who completed
courses at the summer school Of the
state. university at Morgantown or at
some, other summer school last year
will each receive extra pay OF one
dollar per school month this year.
Coupons entitleing them TO the extra
allowance are being made up at the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
CITY HOSPITAL TO HOLD
coMMENc EmENT MARCH 8

The graduation exercises for the
nurses from the training school at
the City Hospital will be held on
March 8. 1918. The Ladies' Auxiliary
of the hospital will meet tomorrow
afternoon to make plans for the
function.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
ADVISE CUTTING CUTTERS
ON ICE PACKED STREETS

Business men of the downtown sec
ton are keep their payements clean
ed well, but some of them are getting
fearful lest'the water, when any con-
siderable thaw sets in, back up or
the pavements. and food the cellars.
Those who have seen great quantities
of snow pass from the streets before
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

ton OF practice, due 10 examinations
for the first semesret, and there viii.
likely be number OF further changes
in the Eneup from present appear.
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SHORT SYNOPSIS Of i.
STOLEN HONOR

Stolen Honor revolvesa around! d
famous painting which has been
stoleh by an internatloAaIsi lief from
the italian government ~ art gal
Terry in Florence. The painting finds
its way after many wears to the
norc9ran art gaileEy ih 1Fashington,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
Step Lively! Corns
Quit with "Gets-lt
The Great Corn oosener of the
Age. Never Fails. Painless.

Watch my step2 What's the .nsei
go along right side up without
care" even with corns. because | use
"Gets-It", the painless off-iike-a-ba-
nana-peel corn remover / tried
other ways galore, until 1 was blue
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
Other Communities

HIEDGESVIfH1E Fob 1.-THE la
dies Aid Society of the NJ. f. church.
south, met yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage, nfter the business SEES
sion delicious refreshments we're sery
ed
Mrs. Lucetta Coleman has returned
from visit to her daughter. Mrs
Cora Butler, OF Martinsburg.
MIR. A. V. Ronk has returned from
the Kings Daughters Hospital in Mar.
tinsburg, where he was a patient for
several days.
JONES SPRING. Feb. 6.-The pro
tracted meeting which has been in
session here at the United Brethren
church for the past fortnight. closed
last night
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

Carmen Itil. Of birmingham. lead
er IN The Southern ieague. will NO
with Pittsburgh In 1918, and Cinoin.
nat hs grabbed snipe Conley. o.
Dallas. IN Che Texas league. Conley
was one Of the remarkable bushera
Of the year. having won u straight
games ami pitched o no.run. no-hit
samo while doing H.
Cincinnati bad also drafted Car
penter of Grand Rapids, Central
loague king, but turned him back
Red Torkeson. who led the Central
Association, was with Cleveland
short time last fal, during which
time he defeated Dertot and struck
out Tyfus Raymond Cobb and veach,
but he has enlisted Ia the army.
Naylor who finished in front &c
the Eastern league pitchers viii be
with Connie Mack unless Connie
sells the rest OF his team to Boston,
and Earl Howard Of Ilagerstown,
blue Grass league leader, will serve
under Jack Hendricks at ST. Louis
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
PACE SETTING PITCHERS IN MINOR
LEAGUES ARE COBBLED UP BY MAJORS

Pace setting pitchers Of The minor
leagues have been gobblel MP BY
the majors for tho 1918 campaign
and uncover OF the GROW shows
that the record Of Grover Alexander
ia winning 80 games during the 1917
season was eclipsed by Prick Erick.
son, Of San francisco. who won 81
games during the season. Whilo Alex
was winning 30 These pitchers vero
the only ones in baseball who won 30
games or more during the season.
Erickson viii be with the Tigers IN
1918.
Grover Loudermk, Of Columbus.
and Dixie Davis, II Louisville, tied
for the inning record in the Amer.
lean Association, both winning q
games. Both pitchers viii be with
the st, Louis Browns this year
IIerby Thormahlen. of Baltimore.
signed withSthe Yankees, and Harold
Thompson. Of Toronto, who has en-
listed led the International league
in 1917 Thompson would have been
IA Senator this year had not Uncle
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09
INTERWOVENS DEFEAT
"ALL-STAR" BOWIERS

The interviewer bowlers last night
defeated the All Stars by a total Of
1873 pins.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

sOne way to relieve habitual con.
stipation is to take regularly mild
laxative. Doan's Regule,s are rec
commended for this purpose. 30c a box
at all drug stores
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

in the face and red in the toes. No
more for me. Use "Gets-It" II
never fails. Touch any corn. or cal :
ius with two drops of "Gets-It."
affd "Gets-It" does the rest, Its q
/, relief to be able TO stop cutting
cGfns, making them bleed. wrapping
them up like packages and using
sticky tape and salves. 1t removes
any corn clear and clean, leaving
the toe as smooth as your palm You
can wear those new shoes without.
pain, dance and be risky on your,
feet. It's great 10 use "Gets-It"
"Gets-It" Is sold at all druggists
, (you need pay no more than % cents
a bottle). or sent on receipt or price
by e. Lawrence & Co, Chicago, III
! Sold in MartInsDurg and recon-
pended as the worlds best corn rem
,dy by w. s. Harper & Co., M. A
70. c. Shepherd and A. NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09
Kansas

SOUTHEAsFERN KNNsNS HARGKTNu.
sO acres hiEhly improved. near county
aud heat crtra fine valley land; 81 800
cash will handle IT,
lG0 acres creek bottom land fair im-
provomcnts, 81 300 viii handle II,
100 acres, ~ miles from good town.
largo l0.roum house; good barns and out
buildings 20 acres now In wheat; excsi-
lonf farm, iihnn win handle H.
go acres, I mile from railroad station,
well improved fine land, 81 200 will ham
die u Al " tho above fnrma at n very
low price Torms Just llko renting Pos
aea lon Immediately, These ara rnrn bar.
F'Ina Wtic, wire or phone when you
win hc here Address The Allen County
nvnmmont Co. lola. Kan.
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Louislana
LOUISIANA

2 600 acres richest Rluylal land goo
cleared, mostly IN nuo pasture, good
buildings Frclt stock farm. on failroad
and Jefferson hghNny NO FINER
LAND on EARTH go per acre, worth
$50 No trade
900 acres, ono mile from good town
ON model gravelnd road, a wonderful op-
portunty for stock raising land per-
fuctly level soil richest sandy loan:
fl1 So per mere, worth $50 No trade con-
Hidered 6OO In cultivation
WOODCOCK Rnvenwood, Ia.
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Colorado


Los Angeles clear homes md incomes
50 600 TO iiO 900 want oklahoma or Ar
kansas hand want improved land near
Hooker, Texas county, for clear s-roon
residence, t5 OOO or lot 50 1900, clear Ok-
phoma city bungalow for bungalow
here, ]. G. Chrsney. 73l Central Bldg,
Los Angeles
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The Buck Sanitarium
KoDlEs, FILMS AND f'NIsHIN

YOuR KODAK rILMs developed ioc u
roll prints up 10 .fsHiIs. 1r. Hrpe
flIrH no proportion lulrk service West.
nv Nwr s'uu. Oklahoma Niy
lllE dpfglurIng Uf ONE fnI kUdrk
films rr.nr gr. brilliant hman. uU.l
order Address Camera Iu. $500 Nur'H
MDlt|ul'. oklahoma tI'N uHH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09

EU kAiIl. and seed came u' farmers
rrrs Alice Southeast lBfE. H I- D.
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Missouri

GHEAf RNRGAINR-i5 down. IS month";
" buys "a acres good fruit and poultry
land uear town, southern Missouri Prica
only SEQ Address BOX 2s2, Spring
field Mo
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY

InH HAlE-rp p.to-dato steam laundry.
Dol. .|I.I Mo- host town IN snuthWssr uk.
H...I. priced rFHt N yuu are iauUr
...NHn. better fHll on ul Nrlin Ford A
Anus. Okla
sA|nulNMAN Here IL your chance,
WI.' HHIl Hl ~ Uun half N up.tusdHta
HHni.J clearing 81, 20 800 week No
..aTE can show the goods Price.
N1 Y A. care OkHhomHn
ron BALE
Wholesale nnl rothu bakery, Ovnef
IrHY uEr nAKINp co.
DuWNHht, Okln
N"N HNI.r uH TNAbls-,afs and hak
r.f. H|'I soda fountain doing good
business. reason. old HEo, good 0ppOflun.
.F '.r young people Dos bi, Dopsw,
ron sAiE whol. of haii interest In
ifs'.0.lss rlfo. hest location IN town NJ
.". Ir.I.. T#I nuII.UH new 1shtHt
lease want in coll or get good partner 10
ls.n handle good day aud nlEhi cash
hls'nrsH. must h1ys good business ref.
.frn.HH rf references ans bauk ~
business mHH NJ 81 Pleasant, call ln
IefHun n1 'rliUfa answered my nation.
.N Macedonian y aus Nj Pleasant.
IstHs
u,NStss and shoe shop f1r sale. In
county scat. only htfnsss ahuu ln town,
singer patch machine, lAndls hafnoaa
l.r HHl press about iIiN worth stock, Hll
: NJ sold ~ once Albert Miles liUH
l lr0Iwsrn. ukr.
I.. aNIl NuIm.t UHnI tr sllo M
.HHrrH fHf land. large county and
F..I Nus.HrsH q a. caro- f'mes
a H.N.k UIl shop fur s1Ir plenty
NnIH iy Two men Nfliu or phone J q
Ir.'.n 'niRnu'a Okp
tuH SALE if.ruUm hotel cato. best w..
cotton Iu town IN live town. two ~.
'n.-I0H ono moro starting twenty oll
vel. 'I D. drilled uus spring n yon
Nunf hrtnln. H.t Iui. i.k ua u GOO vill
FN property. fs'Hfss Hud furniture, nv u
Hr'rf plant part cash, balance plNs
mrr's NlfrsH Fox 1if. Jennings Okla
lH.rN UN D. 600 general stock NJ guuds
located iu good town west oklahoma
sl' rnn.al property 100 Oklahoma Cib
NH'HHf mas
Ton SALE Moving picture hoalyr
complete, IN AsNu condition, fnf
f.. .H.f il,s0n. rsn-'n fnr selling draft
. N 81. rnn" uk.hhnman
NHH HNlIl. looming house. y rooms
veil furnished. iu good location. north
sldH N square. llfb West Randolph Enid
'..H lh0ne lIN'
CAPE FOV HALE-GpOd business. small
overhead expense owner drafted VIII
stand investigation wm Ford Temple
.Hfe '2l Fourth ~, lNwton. Okla
l'I PLANT. creamery, and ire.creAm
machinery for snla very cheap quick
sale Hnl mrn bargain write o. 4 Smith
Wr'nnEu. okla
GNIlAGI Cor sale. doing good business
600 ozark trail. IuNuyr about s. UIO
f..H clean stock IN fnn granite building
..aiII feet. pate glass ffunl ono other
FHrrrH lu town ~ ZOO rrnt ON above
building So per month reason Tor soil,
.nE. rurtNursl better suited fur health ul
family Nrifo Granite Motor Car Co
TOt rEST ,.Gu0d % room hotel. In pros
parilye on town N 5On. q wells drilling
more coming references required Ad,
dress p 70 Merritt Chattanooga. okla
RESTAURANT SACRIFICE
ON account ~ uEo. will sell cheap lead,
ing restaurant ln railway division toNFn
m looks will prove this one of tho besl
paving restaurants IN tho state held rail,
way tr1l0 fOr years, sner Tor yOunEsi
r7n write T. T Powers, llnlleyvllle
Okla
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run BALE { have nlca 10 acres ot
hnd q miles from Chlckaaha. we'll i'm
proved He's good. that ! can sell for ts0
per acre. this land viii he planted In cot.
ton ihls season and tho purchaser will
60 tho rent T. G. stacy. ChlckAsha.
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South America.

JOIN COLONY for Bolivia South Ameri-
cn, rich fertile land $500 per acre; no
taxes Homer Thomas, Binger okla.
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on account m phyFlcnl disnbll-
lty " owner, I'm town NJ 5000
people only ono other bakery
Good business Sold NJ sacrifice
N taken lt once. New and up-to-
date machinery n you can't
commend t2.OiO. don't nnswer
This Is NO graft but nm honest
proposition = II, care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09

40 AchEs glrar deed land. close 10 pre-
l1"lIuu. llH FnH we'll. also AnTledils
HrhlrH MrNfHy refrigerator counters and
SHOWING some cash want E-fOOm houAe.
.I South Robinson Phone Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09

GuOCTUv STOCK Stock NJ staple gro
Irr'rH md fixtures fnr sale lnvnlco
about $50. viii iuNs good G.ryliud0r auto
as part N NJ standard make md I'm good
condition. iNls stock ls p good bargain
Bian hsvo stock ~ racket goods n wanted
what have yuu tu trade Cnll write ~
phone g. % YUunEblood Wapanucka
Okla
OTHER buslnes, demands my attention,
must coll my 'iock Of groceries and
general merchandise. invoices about
1900 fixtures ijn, oil fresh. Cloln
s'6rN my daily sNloH ayoruRN il25,
stock can lr reduced n doSrcd A bar.
rHu n taken nt once, A H. Wiley,
W,H'.r Okla
Fus SALE $500. rnilro6d town aud
country practice 10 doctor buylug my
now Groom bungalow; mn examiner for
sN old llre insurance companies and
Iu.al surgeon Tor good rnlrond. only ono
nfNrr doctor. uud nn Immense territory
Cause, 40 health . r., cnro Oknhomnn,
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Arkansas

MONEY MAKING FARMS In Southwest
ArknnsnE fnr tlb 10 so per acre on
R0" Roo6y ,' cmse siSp ,dFGs sand gor sopS n
farm bulletin Stuart Land Co.. De-
queen, Ark
FOR SALE a few 49, lG0 and Sa0-aere
or negroes, In Clchurno county, foot
hills Of the Oznrks. free range, mild win
tors VIII sell cheap for quick sale. No
trades write Tor price list
SMOrHl. RS INV ESTNENT COMPANY,
Dent A., IIgden. Ark
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Texas

IOR sAl,E-GiO acres land In Texas, Tor
dryROodH OF drug store or Oklahoma
city property or any good business. NJ
H. cnre ONahomnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahomn

Oklahoma.
WANT 10 bus 80 acres Tor cash; vel
improved bottom land not more lhan
quarter mile from school will 60 90 Kllss
south Dunscombs, liyh y. broadway.
no ACRES land. 2t miles from good
railroad town. AZ Miles from QklahOms
| Iily, 30 acres bottom, which has ~
nDIoa alfalfa 30 acres growing wheat
En"l ssfgom houAe, barn for head
'rnHH,d, fine living water. timber for
wood, possession AZ once, for h,O0O1
Huiur terms
q d GILLlLAND LAND co
| Mlh HAtE-6'O acres, 4 miles West
Point Miss. 800 black alfalfa lapdi A.,
room fosideucs. 70 tenant houses, flow nQi
nriesIan VOLS $50 an Acfs trads GOOD
| Oklahoma CITY income, Yielding 10 per-
shaie. Maple Oas !
; HAlWll,.. Possession nov. ibs level
/ firh, wheat ana cotton fArmi no acres
| broke, ready 10 plant. has made bale
I cotton pFf acre. ueHt Quanah, TEXAS, bT
l my Town. lu per acre, half cash. Don g.
] write call nn owner, o ~. Power, IL
/ dorado, okla
| fuU SAIL lafn containing ibb acrys,
| % h,toH bottom land, tNO miles north
/ 9i ,"lilol nullllng Inquire G. H. nsns-
7 lWUt aH NfHt Main NJ titY In0uo
walnut t.h Price $4,000.
ron lu'NT 10 responsible parties 4 acre
. home adjoining kdmnnd tii ner month,
~ vlIl ssll fur n 6DO Phone Walnut 7bfk
i Fuli hAl.E uf trade Tor land In eastern
or central oklahoma. quarter ssctios
/ hehVrr rounD. G. X CLARK. Nuyaka.
] Okla
| IMPROVED acre Tract. fUur.toom house
aud deep we'll fine soil. close TO school
! ana church pflro 5000. Klein, Walnut
! hH1i ~ tTH1 ,
ron NEST FIyo acres, close In. wsl-
nut lO7l
| TlNnEN ION sAll 40 acres govern
msul estimate 100000 feet fret class
! llur, situated northeast quarter Hectlou
/ ~ intnHhin south. riuge ~ east fe-'
curtain county, N you want an option
! uu ilir Test tItCt In state talk quick.
Hos iW. uklahomn CITY
| ~ ArnER rlrnr decd nnd. close 10 pre-
durlUu hlg FnH well. also Anrisdils
Hrhlrf MrNfuy refrigerator counters and
SHOWING some cash. want E-fOOm house
| ..I South Robinson. Phone Walnut
ron BALE { have nlcs 10 acres II
/ lnnl miles from ChlchRahH we'll i'm
proved, He's good. that I can sell for ts0
per acre, this land viii he planted In cot.
ton this season and tho purchaser viii
60 tho font T. &. stacy, ChlckAsha,
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80 acres with improvements md pas.
tuTr nonr Oklahoma Cltyi will rent 10
eYporlenced cotton fnrmer Apply 10
Dish. 2lG-S Mercantile BIdg., Phone
Maple lW 100
FOR SALE-Flrst-cl river ranch, DO
0ctos, access to 2SO more l75 In cul-
tlyutlon plenty water. well fenced good
huuHo, hfn and sllo. Price tij 400 Terms
no irndc . x care ORl1homan.
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Some KEEN Bargains

Some KEEN Bargains /,
100 acres. well improved. II miles
'"' ...f....t .t..sss ssftstt,,s, b,bO0
100 acres, we'll improved. IL miles
Guy ........ .....,.......,,...,.,a \ 500
100 acres we'll improved alfalfa farm. a
miles NJ city: must hA sold h,
sinu.urr" Wrshitn river rnnrh. I
Zoo uH first Tor bargains.
KEEN INVESTMENT COZ
Phone Maple 2li sos drain EI Blds.i
WANTED 10 buy ON shares, cotton,
farm have good force. r. H. Byrns.l
i00 W Reno Y
ron SAIL, lao acres, " miles from Ho-
burt, OKLA, | mile HchOul good water,
small huu.r. IN acres 'u yuTlyl 0o 80
pasture; cncumbrnuce $500 due June 1.
1918. rash price 81 ton Address Geo @.
ktHhlpr, Geronimo okla
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lMINO\lb acre tract. four room house
and deep we'll. fine soil. close TO school
anl church priro 5000. Klein, Walnut
b.1t M t1sa
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
REWARD $4,000.

LOST
1918 Ford touring rar. engine No
- .#fl. 1878 license N. 1921. Osru.I
DINNERS Nouy a. w. cutler. i0, T.
lUfu Wal THNI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09

TlMuEH I0lt sAll 40 acres Sovern-
maui estimate 100000 feet first. .class
Iinr, situated northeast quarter Hectlon
~ inf nHhlp south. riuge ~ east. ne-'
'uflalh county; II you want an optlon
uu the hest tInct In state talk aulek.
l'ur iW, oklahoma CIV.
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fuu SAIL Farm containing lbB aoryS.
90 ntos bottom land. two miles north
9i "iilol nulllnE Inquire G. H. nsns-
walnut t's rrcs ileOli
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BUY THIS QUICK

100 acres heavy, dark loan land. nins
| miles from city, flnc surroundings good
| good fencing. fine wntor, nice orchard;
100 acres In fIno state NJ cultivation. 20
acres best bottom alfalfa land balances
hay md pasture land. sufficient elm and
| walnut tlmher Tor posts and fuel Prizes
" OOo The Ross Crandall Co. Maple
! lp0 an leo building
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"a lufl,. Possession nov. ibs Isvsl.
flrh. wheat ana cotton fAfml 10 acres
broke, ready 10 plant, has made bale
COTTON pFf acre, neaf Quanah, Texas, by
my town. 80 per acre, half cash. Don q
Nflir, call On owner, o ~. Power, ~
dorado okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-09

FAltMS--lOl ncrca, bottom. miles west
10000 l60 acres table land y In cul-
tlyptlon; near city of 5000. 900 acres
mostly IN cultivation, $50 per acre. one
pair " lots for sne or trndo, north.
west 200 Security Bldg, Walnut 1913,
urown A Vnbprts ~
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CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR SALE 500 second mortgage note.
W. r.. 7l9 y BroldWny