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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
Plain Dealing Department

Mrs. Boggs is doing well at the SAM.
tarium
Mrs. {. L. Allen Spent to-day in
Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Martin. of Gains
vile, Texas. are here as guests of rel
atives
Miss Nettie Brock has returned
home from Bradley. Ark, where she
visited for several days.
-MeSsrs. +. l.. and c. A. johnson.
who Had been in Shreveport for several
days. returned home last Friday.
Miss Bessie Mae Cochran has re-
turned from Bradley. Ark, where she
visited her mother for several DAYS.
Miss lila r. Barnett, who has been
III Baton Rouge attending the summer
school at l.. :. L., returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. Frenchie elliot, who has been
III Plain Dealing for the summer. left
last Saturday for his home in Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meares a d
baby, John, jr., of Natchitoches, came
In last Friday to spend the weekend
with relatives.
Mrs. H. II. Smith has returned to
her home in Fort Smith, Ark, after Il
visit here with her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin.
Mrs. Frank Collins entertained the
WOman's Missionary Society of tn e
Methodist Church one afternoon last
week at the home Of Mrs. Mollie Keeth
Misses Edna and Martial Winston,
who for several weeks past have been
visiting relatives and friends in Moor
ingslort, returned home last Saturday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Slack, operators
ut the local telephone exchange, are
taking months vacation. During
their absence Miss Bessie Lee Ramsey
is making good as day operator, and
Mr.. Hartwell Doty is on duty at night.
Cor. Willie Reans. whose home is
some miles east of Plain Dealing, has
recently received his discharge from
the Army and returned home. He was
among the Rossier Parish boys who
saw service with the American forces
in Europe.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Blocker and
son. Webster, Of Shreveport, came in
the latter part Of last week for u visit
at the home of their uncle. Mr.. :. J..
Caldwell. Mr. Blocker has returned to
his home. but Mrs. Blocker and her son
remained over for this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Keith and chill
dren left Sunday for an automobile
trip through East and South Texas
They will visit Mr.. Keeth's father. Mr..
II. G. Keith, ut Livingston, Texas, and
will spend several days ut Galveston
and other cities in South Texas.
An important advertisement in the
Banner is that in reference to bids
being solicited for the construction of
a bridge across Posten Bayou. BY the
construction of this bridge it will open
up Il section of the best farming lands
to be found in Bossier Parish and re-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
IOcAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Lou Mays is in Gil
nan, this week visiting friends.
Mrs. X. l.. Arnold went to Shreve-
,rt last Saturday for Il short visit.
Mfr. Jeff Hudson returned last Sat
day from Shreveport. after visit of
several deays.
Mrs. Corbie l.. Allen is back in
plain Dealing. after short visit at
..r old home. in Mansfield.
Miss Hazel Swindle returned last
saturday from Ninock. after having
.;s;ted relatives and friends there for
several weeks.
Mrs. W. II. Martin left Sunday for
y.shyille. Tenn. where she will visit
nor mother. Mrs. Thompson, and other
relatives for some time.
MIR. Ollie Byron, who has been
,ore for some time visiting his brother,
Mr. /. A. Byron, left last Saturday for
his home in Junction City, Ark.
Mrs, Sam Sentell land the baby,
1..npe, came in last Friday to visit
hor urents. Rev. and Mrs. G. q. Wood
hridye She returned Sunday to her
home in Dixie
Miss Carrie BoggS. who was elect
ID asa grade teacher in Plain Dealing
u,,h School for the coming session,
has resigned the position to accept one
in another school.
Mfr. Blanchard CarStarphen lie f t
last saturday for New Orleans, where
no will locate. He has accepted Il po-
xtim with the Dulot-Williams Ship
building Company.
Mrs. Alton Foster returned Sun
day TO her home in TeXarkana, Ark.
.fter visit here with relatives. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ressie Carstarphen. who will be her
guest for several days.
Mr.. Durward MiZell came in last
Friday from Hamlin, Texas, and went
an ont to Red Land to he with his
sraudfather. Mr.. Davis, who is suffer
py from a stroke of paralysis. At last
reports Mr.. Davis condition was said
to be critical.
Mr.. W. Il. BoggS. jr.. came in last
saturday from Shreveport to get his
children who are staying here with
relatives. and take them back to the
cty for n short visit with their mother.
who Is taking the rest cure ut the
Pines. The children returned to Plain
Dealing Sunday. 1t is reported that
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
Tie Makers Wanted
Popular Prices Paid
CLIFFORD WRIGHT
Plain Dealing, La 3-4
New Honey

am now offering. in any quantity.
new strained honey of excellent quail
ity; price. $1.75 per gallon. Address
me at Plain Dealing J. PERRY.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07

WantedLOne more good subscriber.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
Married Last Saturday.

Mr.. Mike johnson and Miss Missouri
McGuffey were quietly united in mar
riage last Saturday afternoon. The
wedding took place at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. Jasper McGuffey.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
r. J. Holiday. The bride is well
known in Plain Dealing. The groom
has only been here for few months,
but has made many acquaintance dur
ing that time. They will make their
future home here.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
Bids Invited

PROPOSALS are solicited for the cree
ton of Il pile bridge across I'osten
Bayou. near what is known as the Log
Ferry, the same to be approximately
1872 feet in length. Filling and cap sills
to lie furnished ny the contractor. and
must be according to parish specifica-
tons. Lumber. nails ana drift bolts
will he furnished and delivered on the
ground by the Police Jury.
The contract will lie let on Saturday.
August 9TH. at ten O'Clock, at the site
of the proposed bridge. and the right
to accept or reject any or all bids is
reserved. + ~ Ny.r,~
y. w. STEWART, Com.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07
Get a Transfer.

If you are On the Gloomy Line.
Get Il transfer.
If your inclined to fret and pine.
Get Il transfer.
Get off the track of Doubt and Gloom,
Get on the Sunshine Track, there's room
Get Il transfer.
IL you're on the Worry Train,
Get II transfer.
You must net stay there and complain
Get Il transfer.
The Cheerful Cars are passing through
And there's lots Of room for you
Get IL transfer.
If you re on the Grouchy Track,
Get a transfer.
Just take Il Happy Special back
Get IL transfer.
Jump on the train and pull the rope
That lands you ut the, Station Hope
80 : The Opfimisf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-08-07

-Rev. and Mrs. George Il. Wood
bridge left yesterday morning for
stay of several weeks in New Orleans.
Gulfport, and possibly Boloxi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of tire Days Dealings n All
c.,s Leading Stocks

New Tork. April = Factors which
contributed neasu-ab!r - the stcca
;IlarAet = strengtn anu activities yesIer-
Gay, noIa ply confident buying o. rails.
were operative TODAY, reinforced ov 4
keen inquiry Cor other popular shares.
particularly steeis, coppers and uume--
Jus eCui pnentS-
United states Steel was the central
figure. asserting It's FORMER leadership
on an enormous turnover a. an extreme
gain of 81 points 20 -ltg- though yield
.rg all but i large fraction n tie eI-
;ensive pratt taking OF ne last hour.
Buying Of steel. credited largely .
powerful financial interests. was the
mos, interesting 1T view Of next wees
meeting Of the directors 10 act on the
dividend ard because OF the uncertain
state Of rrat industry as 4 whole
Affiliated shares .olned II me advance
a. gross gains Of one 20 four points
but these were 7e.!nGuished 6or the
most par- a. The close. wien man.
leaders were ore 10 TWO points under
their best and others showed net losses
The rise IN rails vas again restricted
ma suir 20 low g de issues Of the TsS:-
err and southwestern sections. invest
rren,s such as t-ans-,onI2nes,ais. Real
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The aggregate Of livestock az B-gh-
-or. n ater.ow1 and The loca! slaughter
houses:
This xAsk Cattle - sheep rs
calves ~ hogs ls-Sz-
Last weeA Cattle 80. sheep -.
calves G.sS. hogs. Is-.+;
On. ear ago: Cattle 90. sheep as,S
ca!ves $50, hogs E.ilS
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. sheep. calves. hogs
TONE OF THE MARKET
Beet cattle were n large supply a.
the yards and prices averaged some
VIVA, lower Wiz, about the previous
range. 4 considerable number of good
heavy steers and oxen vas offered The
demand held quite steady on all grades.
b,,r was not active. The hest heavy
cattle sold at i5iSI.s cts good 10 choice
cattle .sai5 cts coarse and thin cattle
udl2, cts Choice heavy cows and heit
ers ranged from les63 ctA fair to good
cows sgZaa cts. poor to ordinary 1Qs cts
ooloSnas and Gamers 5iGSA eta Bulls
were in the usual supply AZ Ell ctA
No change was shown in the n1rket
for veal calves. There was q large run
Of poor and small caIvea- chiefly from
New YORK and Vermont, but choice
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New York Produce Market

New York. April 3
FLOCR-Firn: spring patents 13n9
-Sa: spring clears 11a9T-a7t winter
st-asEats Iz5su ,.-5; Kansas straights i..5
1Is.a.
UEEAT-Spot ;irm; No. red Isl ele-
yator export
CpRN-Spot iryner. No yellow
* -: No white Isl - New
YORK.
OAT-Spot firm. standard satGeI
I.ARD-Firrler- middle west sizssT3l -.
COTTONSEED OIL Quiet: prime
summer yellow as
BCTTER-Easy; receipts Ess: cream
cry higher than extras ElTsi; creamery
extras 20 score. 3; frsts slfs7s-:: pach-
ing stock current make No. i.d4c.-
EGGS-rirr receipts 1s.sSi- fresh
gathered extras A.: fresh gathered frst
northern section SPA IS: do. southern
section 4-i4i, state. IA and nearby
western ben1ery whites fire 10 fancy
I9se; state. Pa and nearby hennery
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CHICAGO Cattle Market

chicago, April -
ECG-aece;p,s -7N7 Market strong
fully % cents higher than yesterday
average One cad o: choice heayy at
g., : new nigh pr,ce record Est
"a - tomorrow .s.Nsa Bu.k Of sales
sss.1-.aa. neavy- c1s5.G-.-n medium TnG
Is .sat weight .'sad-.r Ign, Lights
-.Nsd2.5 sows lSs51 cc5, pigs IsoosIls.S.
cA-TLE-Receipts Ssa. Good weiEaty
beef steers steady. others slow 20 =
cents lower. Common and medium size
stock steady. others slew - cents low
- CalTes steady 20 : cents lowe--
Flesh te~ters : cents lower. others
steady Estimated tomorrow --an.
HEAVY Beef steers --5aG.o+s: .;gh- oee-
steers -oss1 *. Butcher cows and heit-
ev sSsa -s75: Gamers and cutters steG
$50 Veal caves .3o9i<S Stocke.s
ard feeders steers E5H15a-
SHEEP-2eceipts -sNe Wooded
lambs ) % ; cents lover: shon lambs
ursT- liy lower. some % cents down
Sheep steady 20 SLOW Estimated To-
morrow no lambs, - los Or less
----,sI 80: & lbs. or better -.-511S5o. coiis
ana common -c-Gl-7s- Ewes: Medium
and good .--5ll.lG: cui.s ald common
fsf,s7,-s. Spring lambs, Medium 20
good and choice 1904 :.ac
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50 EX-HOSPTTAL WARDS
HOUSE IANkS IN PARIS

Washington, April c3.-Fiftv an
vas buildings which served las. sum-
me- as hospital wards for America.
soldiers wounded II he drive a.
Chateau -Ti,!e--y nave been obtained
by the American Red Cross and ses
Up CT the site CT the Paris exposf-
tor where t.e- are being used fer
st:elre-,lg ard feeding the 1900 Amer
lean fighting r,eT who swarm into
Paris daily On cave. This is the sixth
t-ee hotel ne Ped Cross has estah-
l.sHe3 Tor ne care OF American SOL
diers VINO vtsic Paris OF sightseeing
trips.
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ing ard eastern trunk lines q, TO line

ing ard eastern truni lines q. TO line
making more than slight gains.
Aside rom Royal Dutch. Oils were
uncertain with sa.ppiags and motors
and their accessories. DUG metals were
unusually active and strong. Interla
iona. Nickel beng TIE only noiewor-
thy exception.
Tobaccos. fertilizers. food special;ies
and a variety OF miscellaneous issues
lost much # the variable gains at slight
pressure. an irregular tone prevailing
Al the active ciose. Sales amounted 70
!. 20. 90 shares. which sets a h;gl-wa.er
mark for the year TO date
Bonds. including Liberty issues. were
firm but teatureiess Total sales par
value. aggregated $i-g1a1sa Old [. :.
registered - rose Is per cent on sales.
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Haverhin Shoe Workers
Want 43-Hour Week

Fave-h:n Mass a7-.l eS-N;ne
thousand shre workers Of this CITY
members 4 re Shoe Workers Pro
tec-l~e GCIcn. ara voting this week
Tor 4 .5-hour week. Tho Plan calls
for five working DAYS OF -ire hours
each. Win IN reduction II pay y =
proposed % r;:- Il n effect JUL :.
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Session Stock Market


5oston Produce Market
Boston. April 3.
BEEF--hoice whole cattle .4nS
CTTE2-Ncr-Ee-1 creamery extras
s4ssc western do. s4s1S4s.
CEEESINew York twins c.cioe
fresh S.T3S
CTgN-No. yellow is4d-s-
EGGS-Nea-oy hennery seISS. vest
er1 Go 4Ss1Se
F-oc?-Spr,aS patents. -ss-.c sacks.
- e
EAy-No : timothy 5.9Se
Handspring DGs.
hATS-Fa.cy % 20 4--io. sacks s43f%.-
OPh-Medium backs 5,.0
PCTAToEsMaine per 100 lbs. n car
lors SoGss0
CGAE-S-aauiA,eG. wholesale. sIs
per 60 pounds n bulk.
tEA--,El
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.1--a good animals. n pairs and singles;
- head ~ weed horses, and % head Of
artillery and heavy seige gun horses.
William E1~.C offered about -
lead % western horses. and q horses
from tie livery i-n OF Myef R E:t:en-
Berg. Tbs lot included Goth light and
heavy horses; there vas a smaller nun
Der Of seconds thaa Usual :has week
rom nearby points. Sales were Of good
volume, aad prices s-m IN al classes.
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DECK n. Y. CARS
FOR ' LOAN

New York. Apr, e-PrzcccaIiy
every car II New York state. the !.
northern counties cf New Jersey and
Fairfield county. Connecticut was
sent cur -oday bearing tve signs
each a teer long and 4 foot high.
appealing Tor Victory Lean sub
scrpv.ors
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Poultry. Eggs. Etc.

TEoRCC 5EBRED BARRED PLY
mouth ROCK eggs . haccEing from -.ie
celebrated stewart anu DeLost4-
strains Guaranteed; alc1 fertile or e
; laced <-a=- S. per setting Is egg
~ ., -er hundred S-I@ulenc by express.
"a mes 4 -4nes * son. Bowiolaha-,.
Name. aprs1C-N
EGGS FOR SETTING FROM TIE
best BIRDS n the State. It. 3. a,Ir1as an3
White ~ya2dottes- &. anu g for -
eggs. f-7rn either variety. Fred = WHIT
ten. Brunswick. Name. aprSd--t-
CHICKEN FOOD. SCRATCH FOO,
ory mash. granala ed charcoal d.y
meat scraps. IN mash feeders. dr1nA-
ing fountains color ieg bands. II
CoUgaiin -Tio;nT1c-, Co. nchiSdt.
EATCHING EGGS FROM PURE
bred Utility z. = Reds. Sixth season.
s,ag.e settings. 3 eggs. $50 per 10:
s.. : ". anu Nj T ZEE K. L. :. Al
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whites ordinary 20 prime fsdsa: state
"a and nearby henne-y browns =: do
gathered browns and mixed colors A+sis-
PpTAT 0ES-Steady. Florida new Bal
,.SssZ so; Jersey sweets Nc BASKET csss5t
CABRAI ES-Stsedy. Florida new
crate 5ssT71n; Florida I'D baskets ~,
$50
SCCIAR-Raw s,aasiv. can.r.euxsl
$, -iIe graduated 80
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WALL STREET
Reported BY Hayden. Stone L Co.

Members New York stock Exc. Bog
Ton stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc,
Chicago Eoard Of Trade. Portland
BraucIi Office, -, Mldfii. ST, New Eng
and Telephone 1852 $50
w e. PORTER, Mg.
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Specially reported FOR me henneoec
JcC-al)
Stock Yards. April - Its
MAINE
4. Brighton.
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CHICAGO Produca Market

Chicago. April =
Zig advances Il he corn market to-
Gay WIN ,-s6.ns OF a broad scale re-
suited 70 8 grea. exte1, from a -u-2
n re value o. hogs 20 ire highest
cr?ce ever known. xr-5 hundred
pounds. The close u corn was a. tie
.oprost oo,rt reached. q ret gan Of )
10 ) IS cents oushei. with July - -
20 81 ana september ias - 70 -H -
Cats 1nlshed - 20 ! IS ~ AID prov.s-
IONS showing 1se Of = cents % s.
cer7s
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AD
RATES.
L,YABLE IN ADVANCE

- .,r ) times eensecots"e
- fer 5 times consecutive
,.sr.,ers pro rssA
-s s.nens taken to: Isss
- 'ssarrs for this class Of
Using are too small to
.s,abIv charge oc our books
r,ur, the words in your I'd
= end pay with your
kds.. .,
,,rs IS additional to
krd rates.
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LOST

ON SUNDAY. APRIL y E--L-
grown tiger coon cat. BLACK ST.. n
osacs. Reward ~. De g:Tra - pe-su,
returning cas - Mrs. G. z. Warren >
Summer St. EalloweiI apreesticS.
KNIGHT -EMPLAR CHARM Mon
day evening either n Opera House -
On Cony St CAL -6-R. 4pree::s..sst'
N CASE BETW EN-
Wes: street and Water street. Finder
please leaTe !. re Journal Ctsce. Gar
diner Name apr.Gst
WILL THE PERSON WITH WHOM
exchanged g-2ps u Richmond station
MONDAY notify =. =. Coao. E.ch'-2oI,:i
Corner. NE a7r-cv
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Here s al @p-to-iata
Village Home

water heat. eiec. i.gIIs. running va1e-.
na-C Tcct. 1oo-s. fire place. screened
n piazza ian room. STABLE AMI garage.
Ere lawn ard s-a6e tree. beautiful axe
view. i ME o r. R. = ME % store
C:lu-cn. l-cs-3t-tce. You can 5ave il a.
yo-- Cr,ce. $. maze ne al o@e-
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! ,r Advertisements Today

Ne" ~
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So .s>-r-c.
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a---v-.E TIA n.lle-
--2-csst -Ggs. etc
:. A-2As- Co. plants
--.eA- ,0-.e-s, exc
80 2C.s@vors-
-t-.-av 47G ca-,-e.
-glrla- Charm
=. o.. - as, lows, @[c-
-rr-r-ss wagon. exc
- -glon.a. house
r.-::.s-g-s.:.9a as Houseaee1e Der.
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the .
Owing troubles
to
Terms and same
SALE UNDER COVER
c. A. DYER Aueeionee
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New York Money Marke:

New York. April -
Mercantile -arer 5.tt5.
Sterling sa-day bills sS-.
Commercial so-.iay bills on aanks 4SI.
Commercial Si-t.ay bills 4.Ga denali
f5;. cables 4-ssi
Francs, demand sas:. cables sa'. &,
Gunide-s. demand -. cables ~.
Lire. demand IS. cables "a
Mexican dollars -,
Government and railroad bonds firm
Tine loans strong 20 days - days
ard SIX months 5.{II
Call loans tir-- high, >. low :. -li.ay
rate 4. closing bid u. offered a. ). last
loan ;. bank accepiaSces u
[. :. Is reg. observation-disclosures. ~
Go. coup. ~
L. =. ~ tex "
GO coup ..--......-........-....
I : IS reg Observation-Disclosures. 1851
&c coup. -..---...--.--... 1a-s
Panama Canal IS coup. .-.-....... =
O. E. y 5olnl Is ----.------..-..- =
Missouri. Kansas Il Texas Is .---.- X
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CONVENIENT RENT ROOMS.
Gage ST Place. Apply e e Parkmar-
;. Green St Phone LAW. apresdE
FURNISHED HOUSE FROM NAY st
modern corveniences. VIII lease fer SIX
months O. year References Tale
pnone SIX or cal AT = Gage Il. u
ne morning. apresd1rx
FURNISHED ROOMS CONVENIENT
-or Agnc housekeeping. - Lincoln Ave-
Gardiner a2rs.daw
FRONT ROOM HEATED. ELECTRIC
lights Use Of bath and telephone. man
TTrsfer.ee Misses crr. - coaE e;
FTvE ROOM TENENENT NEAR HA-
s a snos factory Inquire . Lincoln
or week Also one 10 ,e. by season A..
modern improvements. ?. T. T-ris.
Island Park a2rg.6sts
aOCSE SIX ROOMS, BATH. MOD
I'm conven,ences- hard wood .oors-
screened sleeping porch. garage II de-
SIRED Inquire 10 Sewau St Telephone
FOR SEASON. sROOM COTTAGE on
Jerseys leland. LAKE Conoosseecontee.
4.Shed. Apply or write Ia Second St.
HaHoweA a2-@d.w
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
modern ccnven.enceA . Court street
apr-d1ws
sN-Roo4 House ON BCRLEIGH
street. near state House: modern ~
proyer.snss. Apply % Carrie u. Brad
forc. ~ Water ST. Phone s--W.
aprs.d,e
FoCR MODERN FURNISHED Rooms
1or norsekeeptn8, vacant GAE = :.
Court St Place. aprsG~
7-RooM HOUSE AND STABLE. ALL
modern improvements. Vacal, a5ou-
NAY = Apply 3 Bangor S., C!tT-
coy FCRNIsHED EoCSEAEEPIN
suite. 81 Child street aar-sds,'
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
connecting rooms FOR Light houssAees-
-Eg. terms reasonable. = Mode 81
aar-sc--1
FIVE ROOM -ENEMENT- ELECTRIC
Is1S. Pleasant St, Randolph.
4pr.s6i~.
EEsT FINISHED HOUSE IN CITY.
everything new. Mn rooms. har1 wood
sier. apr,sd5t
>EE EN-ROOM COTTAGE At HAM
v,cnds Grove Idea! location. electro
Lights and modern improvements. Price
reasonable Apply 10 LEWIS su-,e!gn.
Journal Once aprt-d,t
HOUSE UNFr5.NIsHEp OR PART
y furnished ~ CENTRALLY located !.
AeI1eDezc Journal arr-5ai--
s-EcoM HOUSE IL IIA-LOwELA
with bath and all modern -orven ences.
as-dxoot! floors throughout Apply ed
Win : Reid, =. Water ST.. Augusta
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FURNISHED ROOMS. Also sToR-
age -oom. - Green g. Telephone
S,.-M apr..c,-
GARAGE. ALSO DRY STORAGE
room. Te.- Ia,s-W. Z Me.s..,e St.
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TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT Ac-
co-1,ocatiors a. Scwccla I'm. Large
roor.s. excellent dining service. Call
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TWO 81 RENTS GOD RENTS FOR
the MONEY 2 " Di0iocx. Xo-sl,.
SIX ROOM TENEMENT WITH BATH
on state street. One seven room ren:
May Isl. one steam aea,-d or.ce on
Water street Aag-sia Re4. Es,A,e
Association a7rad,.
SMALL HOUSE IN HALLOwEL.
;1as a small garden spot pp,y % W
Il. PERI. IS Second ST. EaAoweU.
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SMALL TENEMENT IN EALLD-
vel. HARDWOOD rio"rz- electric lights
aad other c0CTsnis1Ces. ArpIv 20 "
L Perry, 3 Second II. nca.G.-
NEW IL FUR, FIVE or IN
room reasonable rents. also garage. z.
= Harvey, Glenn View, Augusta
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MARIN ROOMS WITH Or N.rE&cCT
ho1SeAsepan privileges L7Gg:--s ~
cents % s.. hartford sGse lhore
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TWo SMALL OFFICES, STEAM
Re ana elevator service A1-lSIl
T--isy Con- lary Aa.-4:es
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LOG acres farm

On good road- 4. miles from en-. -
ac-es - fne -.laSe. pasture 6rsI class
to- s head. ,a-ge amour. OF lumber.
rine room house. splendid ax46 barn
Tor cows AID horses: water n the
house. buildings connected. first class
her. house. beac,!ti, door ra-i w:1h =
shade --ees along The road this q a
arm. Pr-ce $3.50. $50 casa aid "a
easr terms. Tools and furniture Il
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o HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES weighing from 10 to
16 hundred pounds Single and Matched Pairs These
horses bought direct from the farms OF Iowa. and will
be sold High Dollar Here chance to buy horses
for your spring work and save yourself money.
These Horses will arrive Wedn esday. April o. and be
Sale until Saturday. and then sold the high dollar
All Horses Guaranteed to be represented
FRANK MENkE, Owner