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YOUNG BOY IS
GROUND UNDER
DISC HARROW
AND KILLED
Team Runs Away With Glenn
Milholland, TO Years Old. on
Mt. View Park With Sad
Result.

Florence, May ls.-Clem. the 10
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mil
holland, was killed shortly before
noon Saturday at the family home
on the old Tribbie ranch on Mountain
View Park when the team he wns
driving to disc harrow ran way. The
little fellow was thrown in front OF
the machine and dragged for consid-
cradle distance. and when rescued his
body was frightfully mangIed as re-
suit of coming in contact with the re-
yolving discs. His parents were near
by. but the accident happened so sud
denly that they had no time to lend
assistance. The Miihoiland family
resided at wetmore for some time,
but for the past few months have been
living near Canon City. where he was
employed by the Canon Land and Cat
tie Company. 1t Is understood that
the cattle company leased the Trit-
hle place a short time ago. and Mr.
Miihoiland and family moved on the
same only y few days ago, CorcBcs
Rupert from this city Vas sumn3cned
to Investigate the death. 81
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ROckvale News
81 BOY Everiy.


The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
school last Sunday was 90.
Mrs James Newell was a Florence
visitor Monday
Mrs Elmer Newcomb was in Canon
City Monday.
Mrs. Martin Webb visited in Canon
City Monday.
Rev Konkel, pastor of the NJ. 4.
church at Canon City. was in town
Sunday and paid=:he local church q
visit.
Rev. G. A Berry. pastor Of Metho-
dist Episcopal church. was taken to
Bethel hospital at Colorado Springs
to cuperate from severe attack of
bronchitis. and is very i'll.
The local ball team is doing its reg
ular spring practice.
The Ford chassis which the town
bought. will soon be made into a reg
uiar truck, as the body is nearly COM
pleted
Mrs. George Cox of Florence was
up Monday visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Grant.
Mrs. Edward Agard was in Florence
Monday.
Mrs. ]. r. Howard visited in Flor
ence Monday.
The children of the local schools
will present their pay Thursday eve
ming at the Y. NJ. c. A
Dr. W. A. Williamson is the owner
of new Oldsmobile Six
Frank Ottino. who has been away
for the last seven years. made his ap-
pearance the fore part of the week
and intends to stay.
The schools are very busy now tax
ing examinations to finish the term
Mrs N Phillips was a Canon City
visitor Monday.
Rockvale went over the top with
Victory bonds. Over $1,000 was sub
scribed
A bowling tournament. now on at
the Y. will end June g. Twenty-one
men in all three teams. Prizes for one
and two teams. and individual bowl
ers.
DR.. Breer..ey of Pueblo. who is den
tist for the fuel and iron company,
is attending to the employees children
of the three camps at the Y. NJ. c. A.
DIR. Shropshire of Pueblo. eye spe-
cislist for the fuel and iron company,
was here the fore part of the week at
tending to the children at the Y. n.
C. A.
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Garden Park
News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Cullifer of Jop
lin. Mo-. are here to spend the summer
with the formers brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cullifer OF Garden
Park
The Garden Park Literary Society
met at the Garden Park school build
ing Friday eevning After the bust
ness meeting there was a musical pro.
gram. refreshments and dancing
A number of friends gathered a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mel
son. The affair was surprise on
Mrs Ruby Kelly. teacher of the Gar
den Park school Games and music
furnished the diversion OF the evening,
after which ice cream and cake were
served and a royal good time enjoyed
by all.
Mr. and Mrs Reneau OF Bristol.
Colo. who have been the guests of
their daughter. Mrs. Ruby Kelly. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mel
son for the past week. left today for
their home
Herman Hansen of Silver Cliff
Colo. stopped of at Canon City for a
short visit with his sons family. Mrs
W. f. Hansen and children or Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. who are here to spend the
summer with relatives. Mr.. Halssen
is. on his way to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Five and family. in Bi.,
lings. Mont.
Mrs. Bert. Oiney and Miss Edythe
Freek entertained about 50 people at
a dancing party at Garden Park school
building Friday. night Music was
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Strickland. Coffee and cake was
served late in the evening The
party lasted until 1880. after which all
dispersed. declaring the event most
enjoyable one.
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Notes from Washington

Most people think the life of con-
gressman is like a dream OF luxurious
id}eness and thing of joy. am find
ing out little about the life and 1t
doesn't resemble the constituents pic
ture By whole lot A week In the
House office building has convinced
me that there is some work connected
with the job. even when Congress is
not In session: For a week now
have spent my day and night In my
office handling the mail and attending
to the details of requests that have
been coming in from the district that
require attention in the departments.
Most Of these have to do with people
who want to get their sons out of the
service. boys who can't get- the bonds
they have paid for. families whose al
iotments and allowances haven't been
paid. mileage adjustments for SOL
diers. land office and pension matters
congressman can often get these
things Strengthened out and he is al
ways glad to be of any such service
to the people in his district The hard
est thing to do is to get the boys out
OF the service. and If the boy is in the
navy or across the seas, it is next to
impossible. II
! haven't had time to go down town
yet Washineton-the business sec
tion. Is only about Is blocks from my
hotel. but while was here in Febru-
ary and March and since / have been
here this time, l haven't found time to
go down town in the day time. ! am
living at the Congress Hall Hotel.
which is just across the street from
the House Office building. and the cap
itoi is only about a block away. I can
see that most all Of my time in Wash
ingfon is going to be spent in and be-
tween these buildings. On rainy days
all ] have to do is TO step across the
street to the office building and then
so through the tunnel to the capitol.
Congress has been called to meet
Monday. May 10. On that day all con-
gressmen. new and cd. will be sworn
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Here for a
Short Visit

DR. G.. c. Lamb. who for the past
year or more has been captain in
the medical corps OF the United States
army, arrived here a few days ago Tor
a short visit with Canon City rela.
tives and friends Hesis the guest Of
MS daughter, Mrs Claude NJ. Benton.
and family. at S2s River street.
Capt Lamb is az present stationed
at the army headquarters hospital Mt
Marta. Tex. one of the most important
military posts on the Mexican border.
He has been at Maria the greater part
OF the time since his enlistment in the
army Four yeafs ago DIR. and Mrs.
Lamb left Canon City 10 make their
home in the South. They FIRST set
tied at Fayetteville. Ark. but later
removed to ~. Petersburg. Fla. At
present they are residents Of FL Paso
Tex. whore the former was engaged
In the mercantile business at the time
OF his entrance to the army. Mrs.
Lamb. who, spent the winter in Canon
City. left here recently for Eastern
Texas, whore she Is at present visit
Ing friends. Capt Lamb will return
to his hospital duties at Maria In the
course Of the next flve or six days.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF rivAI sErrr.rMrNT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Estate OF Loretta Blreilnc, dnrcascd.
Notice = .horcby given. that on the
2f;h day OF May. \. y. 1912. Mt o'clock
Tho County Court OF Fremont County.
Coiorndp. hts accounts for finni settle
rirnt OF sduiiniHtrntlon of said estate.
when nnd where all persona In interest
may appear and object TO them. II thcy
T. u. COULTER.
First pub. April "a. 1915.
lsast Pub. May ~. 1918 WI, Av
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time since left Colorado. and it has
been cool and pleasant here. They
say it gets pretty hot here in the sum
mer time.
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First pub. Niny :.
LAST Pub May 20.
x&r.fc ur CoLt.arEWaI.

Certihcnte No. los. dated August FL,
1917. for seven shares Of the capital
stock ot The Hig -Four Clay Company,
n corporation incorporated under the
laws OF the sState OF Ohio. having been
heretofore pledged TO the Fremont
County National Bank OF Canon CITY.
Colorado. as collateral security for the
payment of certain promissory note.
Tor $3.50. payable to said hank az said
bank. dated March 4, 1918. ana due
thirty. days after date with interest at
IN. rate OF : per cent per arnum from
maturity until paid. and default hnNihs
been uads IN the payment OF the entire
notice In hrreby given that In accord :
ance with the terms OF said note said
seven shares OF the capital stock OF
aald cooperation Will be offered for sale
ard VIII be sold at public uuction 70
thS hishcst and best btddcr for cash IN
hand al tho front doorsof said The Fro
mont County Natiunaf Hank OF Canon
City. on tho seth day OF May. 19ta. al
tho hour uf 10 o'clock In the forenoon
of said day. Tor The purpose, Of geyins
tcgsther With expcnhcs and commits.
s''"-' II. n. COOPER.
|vit.s rss. ,s.y & fsssa!IsE = ..'s Bank. (
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EXPECTS FAIRLY GOOD
GRAPE CROP THIS SEASON

+. X Miller. corner OF Logan and
Sherman avenues. reported his grape
vines. barring no accident. will pro-:
duce from three TO four tons this year,
and his raspberry bushes and apple
trees are in excellent condition The
cherry trees will produce about go
per cent.
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n- There will be about 100 new
members. While we hace not been
sworn in. still we have been serving
the constituency and drawing the pay
envelope since March T.
The House of Representatives will
have 435 members. New York has AZ,
Pennsylvania 36, Illinois 81. All the
Western states. north and south and
west of Colorado. including Colorado.
covering IL states and more than one
third OF the United States map, have
only 33 members Colorado has four
members. l mention these figures
SO my friends will not expect the lone
member from the Third district o.
Colorado to tip the ship of state over
much 1t is a pretty hard old ship to
rock. and II is well balanced with
aged customs and seniority rules.
I have found old members very nice
and cordial with new members. and /
was certainly treated very handsome
ly in committee assignments 1t is
not often a new member gets on the
committee of postoffices and post
roads.
It has been raining most OF the
time since ! left Colorado. and it has
been cool and pleasant here They
say it gets pretty hot here in the sum-
mer time.
I am pleased to read in The Record
OF the wonderful achievement OF Mr..
Dozier's hen I am always proud of
Canon City's folks and Canon City's
hens who achieve unusual success. II
Black Biddie keeps up her record for
big eggs shall endeavor to have the
Agricultural Department arrange to
have Mr. Dozier exhibit her at the
big fairs over the country. 1t might
hep the egg producers business to
have that hen introduced around
among the aristocratic hens OF the
country. G. U. H.
Washington. D. C.. Nav is. 1919.
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eev gallons. more or less. vinegar
20 pounds Bakers Premium choco-
cases Ivory soap. large.
cases kitchen brown SOAP
rolls butchers paper twhite).
rolls srccers is-inch hb-r wrap
Ping psssa. sssss; butter p.per
cases toilet paper.
10 dozen parlor brooms.
10 dozen smeiter brooms.
] dozen horse brushes.
dozen scrub brushes.
dozen mop handles
dozen long shovel handles
I dozen sieuxe handles.
ssssa ss.sa dSasis sasss j.ss ass hsnslss sssSsss
s,oeo pounds lear tobacco. delivered
s.ecs yards ss-tnch. s-ounce canton
zoe yards brown ts-inch crash.
100 yards blesched ls-inch crash Z
ice yards so-inSh. ie-ounce duekins.
sSS sSS ysrSs y ss-insh "aa sSeeiins. %
bolts Blue and White Check Cling
j bolt Gray outing Flannel
bolt White Outing Flannel
dozen No. SO thread clsrk's o. n
dozen No. 80. thread. Clark. o. n.
dozen No. SO thread. clark's o, n
dosen No. 20 thread. ciark-s o. \.
IS dozen No 20 thread. ciark's o. n.
IS dozen No. - thread. cisrk's o y.
T. white.
70 dcsen pairs suspenders
tb0 dozen pairs socks.
:. pounds No. SO. Barbour's linen
pounds No. 60 Rarsour's linen
a.
pounds no. Is Bareours linen
thread. white.
! pounds pounds 40 30. X irisR @ nas iis sSrssS. thread
1000 pounds sole leather oak tan full
500 pounds bellies. oak tan. extra
i.o6o fee, crome upper.
600 feet Belour calf, medium weight.
dozen sheep skins.
20 gross SID shoe taccs. q
(. Also a 10. OF nndings used In aud
about tailor shop. and shoe shop.
Last Will be furnished on application
Each proposal must be signed BY. the
or frm making IT. and be
by n guarantee signed by
at least Two responsible parties thai
me bidder shall within ten uel days s
the articles awarded him to
be furnished. and upon failure TO. do
1 ieraes sum nn opse s e the @ s' Swsrs Sr
samples OF -nerchandise positively
must acccmpny bids: otherwise bids
VIII not he considered
The board reserves the right to re-
icct amy ard all bids, II deemed to the
interest OF The state TO do SO.
Payments Will he made by the peniteu-
'isry Vouchers appropriations OF 1919
and 1890.
All bids for supplies must be ad-
dressed to the Board OF Corrections.
state Peniientiary, Canon
city, Colorado. and perst be indorsed
CANON CITY. coLoRNDo. May 6.
HELEN l.. GRENFEri..
President
First Pub. MAY
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snALEn PIlororAf.s,

Sealed proposals viii be resolved bx
city. Colo. until 10 O'Clock 4. m, June
., 1919. FOR tbs .fol10EHt4 for the eix
5ssssS sSs s sPs|s MGSs q sss
ssss' ,ssG pssss pss''sss sss ssss:si ~
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Colorado Forest
Lands Scattered

Fifteen states own 2O3 forests With
a total acreage of over 1000. 900. Tho
Federal government. however. owns An
national forests about 40 times the
area of state forests. OF the states.
five bwn over 100000 acres. as fol-
lows:
New York -.--..... 1.sI4.550 acres
Pennsylvania .. 1.01s.ss3 acres
Minnesota -...-.-.- $4,000 acres
Wisconsin ..-.... 3s0.443 acres
Michigan ..--.--. 100000 acres
Colorado owns les. 900 acres. or pos
sibIy more of timbered lands known
as school sections. but unorganized as
state forests. and it can not therefors.
be included in the states owning or
ganized forests.
II Colorado should exchange with
the Federal government its scattered
timbered school sections for one or .
few compact bodies of timber. it
would then possess a state forest or
forests on which forestry. could be
practiced. Serious consideration of
this matter is being given by state Of
fcers. as certain financial advantages.
could be obtained for the state under
the proposed change.-W. J. Morrill,.
state forester. Colorado Agricultural
College. Fort Collins. Colo
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Mrs. +. Frankenhury Of 80 Macon
avenue, returned homo Sunday from
4 short Walt With frisnds IN Colorado
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Have your Remington Pump Gun
when the season opens. -
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NOTICE OF FINAL slcTrur:sIExT

NOTICE OF FINAL. sET~rtEsSEST.
Eatatc OF John NJ. Fpnsher Dcceascli
Notice Is hereby given that on the
9Th day OF june. 4. ?. 1919. tho s,nder-
Court OF Fremont County, Colorado,
his accounts for fnei settlement OF ad :
fniniatration OF said ehtutr. when and
where nli pcrsuns In interest may np-
pear and object 70 them. " thvy so de-
h u. WILLIAMs.
rtdminirtntor de bonis non.
First pub May y, 1919
Last rub. May 2a. 1919. ~ III tiI
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Wanted 10 buy. an English hull
pup from {; To months old Must I've
OF reasonable price. Apply To6,
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EMPLOYMENT
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Statesmen and Agcn,

"ANTED-First -ciass thinner and shrc,
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1UCTIOSS-EECILS
Legal Notices.

NOTICE. have purchased from Edward
Taylor the business lately conducted by |
him AT l4lo West Broad street Richmond /
Va, under the name Of the stewart Motor
Sales conp.ny. and | will continue to con
duct said business at that place under m. 7
same name. NJ. y, Chambers. .Jr.. lilo w I
BROAD y :
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PROMPT and faithful execution Of their con.
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an aucb prs lbs an" nd The Work viii be award&d In
yni An 1'45 70 be iasqgssa in seated en-.
p I.is',,, for Printing" ,and "Pronnsas for
Superintendent, ' Of rSbI HioFP TE!2sins
SEALED, rRorosAL.s WILL BE rqtcivea
firn bd the tsaW,ns psncrsi'or thi use
500 Ri:AMs esxs6 so lbs II. s Eta, writ.
20" RMAMs l5xes IS IL No. Ledger
c R hEA Ia H2' - D. $50 aStfsE
n1 $40 n q 4 a 2Sxs9;Ioo No $ e
"na !" R fs Sa" a sGr Is
lure t" lie delivered Howcm tsn'n' NFr'eul-
such such {" aFE anG r at
places as the SUPERINTENDENT may direct
bidders WIN furnish s sampIes ' of sse and
weiEhtS advertised for. Tho right
served 20 reject any or ali bids.
All bids To be incioscd in sealed. an
yclones and 10 he plainly marked "Proposals
Not".-Bids for raper will be onened at
The pleasure of the Superintendent. va
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BH; r,rre,v.d
az the SAME TINE AND PLACE for, fur
F S'isi;
All bldg 10 nc made upon blanks to be
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Printing and to h. Enclosed in scaled OH
vclopes marked Proposal for Furnishing
Stationery Supplies" .l,-
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Superintendent OF Public Printing.
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roDAY.s NEWS OF merchs ndise and serv
tee offered for your pleasure or pront IN
old today BY The eiasslnsd ada
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DISPLIY-CLASSIFIED

y y called communication Of Temple
m Lodge No. . y. l.. * \: NJ. Will
49, ADAMS and Broad Streets. Friday.
August Is. 1912 at Gas =. NJ. Mcnrirers OF
aistcr lodges and transient brethren are cor
daily invited 70 meet with US
Ry. order Of Worshipful Master. Chss.
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Poultry and Supplies
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

BAKBEk cHAiK-want TO bly or :
good nice SECOND hand BARRIERS chats.
Address T. q. Poo. virsiing. Va.
CIr GLASS-Si.5o special cue glass DIV.
dish. Schdaf bros. jewelers.. 4at East
hr0nI Strc.t.
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Horses. Cattle. Vehicles. 4
4S

BtLf..Fcr sale. re gistercd Ho!.icin bull 30
months old gentle: well marked Fine
brccdinS. from heavy pr0ducn: stock with
nigh butter records Frank Johnson Os-
borne Road. isox %. Route >
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AUCTiONs-LEC4Ls. -.
Legal Notices.
u 1

LEGAL NOTTCE--'ro wnoo, II N,V ,.,n,.
ccrn Having qualified as admin ,.trato-
81 Inc estate OF the late Or Robert y
Kosher. Lr, respectfully request that III
ncrs.ns ma wing claims against the said
eS,"tr hfSscnt them I" mo Tor payment. aud
WI please mafe payment TO ths, undcf,
" Robert 5. Bosher. Jr.. decreased csrs
SIN tn Courtney Company. Eicnnono Nn
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale.

FARMS anu LAM FOR aalc. SS
FS sri list SCI hHIs syvYTa! nIfs farm,
so1 Fast Main Street.
F hsSy Ea>,n MT and ssr% Nam MN ,rs pG!aTd
LAED for sale AZ, sscrlHse; 20 feet on
nIsi nd Thirty second; acres in tho FORK
Of Sion Srd yf ie T",d k"S 20 r. acres re
tween Sop -, nrd Highland Springs, all
L (. d. N 30 CITY. raw Nss' ON" ap''0sS
LIST .yoar farms and ci,y properly Win
street
SMALL farm. > miles from Richmond. on
roG geo" hou n" ns s% Sf frc 5000 0wne
sci. cure Times i,.anatch.
Ashnd Inc o and r. r ,l - VIII M" 81!
c.rc Timcs Dspatci.
SUBURBAN nome nice small farm and an
miies from Hiehm"nl " GOOD frontas 'ts ON
troiirg ani concrete pike now in construc-
I'D? OF tract; - ,asres;. j, ready FOR yui,i;;
rssrborriss stop Is. P.tersburg trolley. in
r" " nous t"t on bSan'if%l sha',I lawn SEQ
owner AT, stop or write Box 2o'. Route z.
- ACRES For sale sulcndIl 7t-acrc farm
on public road, miles southwest OF Rich
huiidinss: we'll Of ono water in ward: about
~ acres IN cultivation. ahoni 80 acres fenced
To pasture. with CrcCn running through.
Good 10, OF s.w, timber and cord wood
Price. $500. 'nak" offer easy terms. This
farm worth $500 20 industrious farmer.
Address BOX ST.. ~ uhonc Madison 529l-W.
1873 ACRES -f;are opportunity to purchase
farm OF isS acres. directly ht Meadow,
on southern Railroad. II miles east OF Rich
niond; t-rocm house. barns. orchard: part
under cultivation, part timber. For nfOrma-
lion. inquire Of Pnstmastcr. Meadow. Va.
$50 ACRES Farm for sale" $50 aCrcs. near
station rours from Richmond resi-
denCc and putbuildings. half lila bic: enough
timber balance 10 pay for entire tract.
owner in other business, Box Ieoa Rich
I57 ACRE farm for safe by owner,
situated in Hanover County. 90 miles
from Richmond. from Hewiet,s. fronting
miles on highly improved National High
wa? leading ignm Washington Rich
moad: i25 cleared and in excellent
state Of rultivation; balance in timber es-
timd;cd to ca, :. 900. 600 feet: dwellings,
S-room and I-room; tenant houses:
other necessary outbuiidinss. all in good
condition All rural cnnvcuicnces at door.
Must Must be osseeen to be m!ly appreciated.
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AGESNr WANTED--Wc need a salesman for
CITY properly and farms. Apply at uHico
noi Times; Dispatch building. American
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FARMS-we have sevcra! nice farms on
our list. See US &. L. " H. l. Dcnoon.
SO7 East Main Street
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SHEET METAL WORKERS for weIl.estab-
lished firm in Baltimore. Rate s. is To-
LcnGcrking. baltimore. Md "
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LIVE STOCK
Horses. Critic. Vehicles.

FOX "a LE.,rhrce COZ extra good
: nice sows, Apply To Mr.. Donat. Stop
M. J. S"ycn Pines line.
BROOKS You Will end plenty horses
and mules. second hand wagons. buvgies
and harness for safe daily Auction days
Tuesday aud SATURDAY. Bring Us YOUR sur:
Plus stock. Wc VII sell them for you ard
you ;c' your money same day. iy0o-lI
East FRANKLIN Street. Pnone Madison s3st
Poultry and Supplies. 40
POCLTRY-I.cavInS State. viii sacrifice en-.
Tire lot chickens. Incubator bTouders and
eauinrent u g: Msrcs:. Laurel Va
TWO rot Us FOR ONE-In many cascY
u has - reported that hogs fed with
M,IHnlino I've gained two more pvuaue
Mher= others were gainin: Braucr &
hasten. Distributors. 1905 East Cary Street.
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