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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

said that as successor TO st. Peter, the
vicar OF Christ has no greater desire
than that there should be but one fold
and one shepherd" lie added that the
teaching and practice Of the Catholic
church, regarding unity of the visible
church * well known To every one and,
therefore, It would not be possible for
the Catholic church 10 participate in
the proposed conference"
The pope explained that he in no
wise wished to disapprove of the par
ticipation in the conference of those
who are not united to the chair of st.
Peter, but ON the contrary, he earnest
ly desires and prays that those who
take part in the conference may by
the grace of God, see the light and re
unite with the visible head of the
church by whom they will Ice received
with open arms"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
BIG BROTHER MOVEMENT
CONVENTION MEETS IN
CINCINNATI SATURDAY

Cincinnati, Ohio. May 19.-Forty or
more cities. most Of them in the Cen
| tral West. will have delegations at the
third international conference of the
| Big Brothers and Big Sisters, which
opens here May 25.
Former President William Howard
Taft will be the principal speaker at the
three-day session.
The society. non -sectarian, is com
1Ased of Catholics. Protestants. Jews.
u numerous other religious organi-
)zations that maintain separate bodies,
Lbut form n harmonious unit at the an
snual meetings.
\ The chief object is not one of charity
jbut of helpfulness. Each big brother
ior big sister has n little brother or lit
(fle sister and is pledged TO see that
kthe child is given a fair opportunity.
fSome of the youngsters taken under
observation come from Juvenile courts.
but the big majority are children with
pclean records. Little or no money is
Biven.
Postwar problems as they relate to
he youth Of America win be discussed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
DAVIS
TESSA MAJOR, Correspondent

$. X. Dotson was a business visitor
in Ardmore Thursday.
Mrs. j. Y. West returned Thursday
from a weeks visit with friends in
Ardmore.
Rev. j. b. Rounds was here Satur-
day looking after business concern
ing the Baptist assembly.
Judge W. n. Lewis returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Ardmore.
Mrs. A. p. Brown and Mrs. +. b.
Turner entertained Wednesday night
for George Dickinson Bryon Brown
and Miss Laura Turner. Miss Turner
is to leave next Monday to spend the
summer with relatives in California
and salt Lake City, Utah.
Mrs. Annie Stidham and Mrs s. A.
Apple visited DR.. and Mrs. a. L.
Brown The past week.
Mrs White and son, Dee, who has
recently returned from overseas. are
visiting friends ana relatives here.
Miss Annie Bessie Whitson returned
to Fort Worth Thursday after short
visit with relatives.
DR. Dunn, Tom Frame, Nose Chigley,
and W. l.. Bird went to Lowrance Lake
fishing, Thursday, and report Il fine
catch.
Miss Elizabeth Pattison, teacher at
Foster spent the week end at home
Miss Pattison was accompanied by Mrs.
Pierce and Miss Fitzgerald.
Robert Scivally was here from Ard
more Thursday.
Mrs. NJ y. Jones, saleswoman for
Francis Bros returned Thursday from
u two weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. NJ Davis arrived Friday from
Norman to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. \. Lyons
Sheriff G. II. Parks was over from
Sulphur Saturday.
Roger Morton, recently returned from
overseas, came down from Purcell sat
urday to visit relatives and friends and
to attend the graduation of his sister,
Miss Patty Morton. Others here are
Mrs. Morton and son Otis.
Miss Elizabeth Ellis of Edmond, and
Mrs. Marjorie Cochran of Wynnewood
are here attending the commencement
exercises.
Ellis Chitwood of Sulphur was here
Sunday visiting with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. S. a. Apple of Ardmore
passed through here Saturday on their
way to New York and Wellington, Del.
Miss Mendella Morrison of Dallas
spent several days here last week Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. b. Wolf.
Miss Hazel Richardson of Ardmore
is visiting friends here this week.
r. r. Shaffer was up from Derda-
mona, Texas, a few days last week
visiting home folks.
Miss Vallie Wright returned Saturday
from a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
\. p farrell of Durant.
Mrs. r. j. Seaton and Miss Caroline
Pullen, daughters of Hon. G. w. Pullen,
are home now. their schools at MsCarty
and Lindsay having closed recently.
Miss Thamazn Hutchins, teacher of
music in the Tishomingo schools. re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. G.. Chapman and little daugh-
ter Inez visited her brother Harlie out
Ter and family in sulphur saturday and
Sunday.
T. II. George of this city and C. NJ.
Mays of sulphur attended the state
meeting of the retail lumbermen at
Oklahoma City Friday and Saturday.
They report a nice trip.
o. p. Ford and family of Fort Worth
visited T. l.. Crossett and family the
first of the week. They are moving
from Fort Worth to Konawa, Oklaho-
ma
W. +. Eckerd came over Sunday from
Healdton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

big + bass trombone. a majestic af-
fair. The alto trombones also repre-
sent little known instruments.
These revivals of long forgotten
types of trombones were necessitated
by the makeup of the Centenary
Celebration Trombone Choir which
contains the following Instruments:
Twelve sopranos, eighteen altos,
forty tenors, eighteen baritones and
twelve basses.
These one hundred trombones are
arranged to form six seperate
choirs. each a musical unit in itself.
At the extreme right of each bank
or choir are two soprano trombones
no larger than cornets Next come
three altos, then two first tenors, two
second tenors. In the center of each
row are the third and fourth tenors.
Next come the first, second and third
baritones each with a part of its
own, then the big B Flat bass and on
the end of each choir the f bass
trombone.
DR.. Edgar Stillman Kelley. the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
To Revive c. c. State Body

Oklahoma City, May 19.-ReVival OF
the statewide association of commercial
club executives of Oklahoma will be
discussed at a meeting of representa-
tives of various cities of the state at
the Chamber of Commerce here May
2S. Clarence Il. Douglas, president of
statewide organization when it sus-
pended activities year ago. is promot-
ing the reorganization meeting. Mr..
Douglas, who is secretary of the Tulsa
chamber formerly was secretary of
the Oklahoma organization. 1t is pro-
posed also to make a complete survey
of the state from a commercial and
resident standpoint.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
POPE TELLS PROTESTANT
BISHOPS HE FANORS ALL
CREEDS TO CATHOLICISM

Rome, May 19-The Right Rev.
Charles u. Anderson, bishop of Chicago,
the Right Rye. Boyd Vincent, bishop of
Southern Ohio, and Bishop Reginald
Heber Weller, of the diocese of Fon
Du Lac, Wis. accompanied by the Rev
S. Talbot Rogers, of Racine College,
and the Rev. Edward l.. Parsons, of
Berkeley, Calf, all prominent figures
in the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States, We're received by
Pope Benedict Friday.
Pope Benedict told the visiting clergy
men that it was not possible for the
Catholic church to take part in the
proposed world conference. The pope
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

One hundred Misunderstanding
,ut trombones-make up the unique
musical organization Of the year
the Methodist Centenary Celebration
Trombone Choir of the Celebration
at Columbus. o., June 20 to July IL.
Where most orchestras or bands are
content with one trombone or pos.
sibly two. this one has one hundred
of the slip instruments-and nothing
else! Impossible? Eminent musici-
ans have pronounced It entirely sue
cessful after hearing rehearsals for
the big exposition.
Obsolete musical instruments had
to be revived to balance the choir
when the Centenary Celebration
management decided to have such an
organization for the big Methodist
gathering. The very small trombone
held by the second woman player in
the front row, as shown in the pic
ture. is the soprano trombone which
had not been used for one hundred
years. 1t had to be manufactured
especially for this choir. as did the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
TO Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula
is printed on every label. showing it
is QUININE and IRON in tasteless
form. The Quinine drives out the ma
laria, the Iron builds up the system.
Price Coo. (Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
z OUT OF STATES Il
C0UN TIES VOTED THREE
TO ONE AGAINST ROADS

Oklahoma City, May l9.-officlal re.
turns Of the recent road bonds election
I sun are incomplete. only 6S of the a
counties have forwarded their figures
TO w. c. McAllister, secretary OF the
State Election Board. The 6s counties
reporting voted almost three to one
ngainst the s50.000,OOO bond issue. the
tabulated vote being 156,039 against
and 57,S7S for the bonds.
or the counties that have reported.
only IL voted in favor of the bond issue,
Returning majorities ranging from GS
to l,7S0. OF the nine missing counties.
Choctaw, Pushmataha, Sequoyah and
Creek, according to unofficial returns,
voted in the affirmative Choctaw is
supposed to have returned the banner
yes" majority, an estimate placing the
figures ut nearly 5000. Greer, Har.
mon. Okmulgee, Pittsburg and Potta.
watome are the other five counties
that have not reported
OF the counties that voted for the
bonds, Atoka's report was: Yes 1867,
no $50, majority 9S2; Bryan, yes 2,25S,
no ISi, majority l,474; Coal, yes 1856,
no So, majority $50; Garvin, yes
OO6, no 1,G7S, majority 3SS; Latimer
YES GAS, no 46S, majority $50; lie Flore
'es 3l26, no 1856, majority GIO: Love,
Yes S3S. no $50. majority 2SS; McCur.
|Nn. yes 1902, no 44S, majority / ,4j4;
Slntosh, yes 1886, no 719 majority
l.-f7; Marshall, yes 1,453, no Az, ma.
jority 97G; Ottawa, yes 2,S76. no 1896,
majority 1,7SO; Tulsa. yes 1,941, no l..
S57, majority 81; Washington, yes S26
no 1853, majority GS.
| Johnston county voted no by a ma.
jority of SO and Carter by %. Figures
from the other negative counties are:
Adair, no. 1928, yes 1S9, majority l.,
1O4; Alfalfa, no 3,l3l, yes 329, majority
2,SO2; Beaver, no 2,05S, yes 231, ma
jority 1927; Beckham, no 2,jG9, yes
Sol, majority 2,O6S; Blaine, no 2.21O, yes
1,239, majority 991; Caddo, no 5,227,
yes 73S, majority Also; Canadian, no
1920, yes 29G, ma jority 4.O24: Carter,
no 1892, yes 1900. majority %; Chero
kee, no 1,4O1, yes sos. majority S93;
Cimmarron, no 500, yes 43, majority
463; Cleveland. no 2,23l, yes 721 ma.
| jority 1910; Comanche, no 3031, yes
327 majority 2,7O4; Cotton, no 1,S57,
yes 252, majority 1906; Craig, no l ,G31,
YES 269 ma oritv ago. Custer no 3741.
YES 954. maiority o7S7. Delaware no
l G5e yes 34O moioritv 131o. Dewey.
no 1921, yes 544, majority 1,777; Ellis,
no 1910, yes 2S4, majority 1926; Gar.
field no 5,3iG, yes 1,1O1, majority A.,
247. Grady. no 41o1 ves 753 ma ioritv
S,36S; Grant. no 1884, yes 229, majority
Horner. no 1.111. yes 43S ma.
iority 573: Haskell. no l GSS. yes 631.
maioritv 1O57. Hughes no . 74S ves
Goe majority l. O4g. Jackson. no 94l7.
YES 554. majority 1863. jefferson. no
5O3. YES 4g3. minority / .O1O. Johnston.
tno 11O7 YES 1851. majority 56. Kav.
! .o,4745. YES SO3 majority 2 o49. King.
s,r. no 4.oS3. YES PA, majority 3. 7Sg;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
SEVERAL ARDMORE STUDENTS
WILL GET DEGREES FROM
STATE UNIVERSITY IN JUNE

Norman, May 19.-Degrees will be
awarded to 1913 students at the COM
mencement exercises of the University
of Oklahoma, June 10. Less than haf
this number. Sc. will be awarded to
men. Among those who will receive the
degrees are Bachelor Of Arts. Volley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20
Greece Gets DodOcanese

Paris, May 19.-Italy has relinquish-
ed her claims to the Dodocanese is
lands, off the Asia Minor coast, in
favor of Greece. This ends one of the
mo.S acute controversies before the
peace conference
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

HEMSTITCHING done accurately
and promptly. competitive prices Bring
us your work.
1873 Singer Sewing Machine Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

Advertise your WANTS in The Ard
morcitc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-20

Miss Elizabeth Marbury will go
TO France in the latter part of May
in response to an official invitation
to give a series of lectures in
French. explaining why all German
propaganda failed to disturb the
faith of Americans in France and
why there is now an urgent need
of closer economic relations be-
tween the two nations. The lec-
lures, or conferences. as they are
called in France. will be given in
Paris and other large cities.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
For Rent : Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-FurnishA rooms far light
houSelxee ping. and suite forf bache-
iors fSs Piunmer ave. Hammond
5-2a-tr
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STATE OF INDIANA |
COUNTY OF LAKE. (

Notary public "a and for the state and county .
laid duly
The Times Newspapers that following
knowedge belief ownership
caption tired by the act Of
= 1912 embodied 44s Postal print
ed on the side Of this FORM towit
the names and addresses OF The publisher editor
managing editor and business managers are.
Publisher THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING
Editor, P. A Parry44 Warren st. Hsnnond Inc
Business Mgr r II Mefle-se4 Holman s..
That the Give OF in
and addresses q stockhoides OWING or aod1s fno @ ce
Or more O. the total annount Of stock
H secrotsryss4 Hohna,1 H. hammond Ind
r l Mari Treasurer Lake Are, Chicago. Ill
r 4 ParTy- a Warren St. Hammond.
Fl d Villains - 5th Ave and z il St. New Yop5 5 = +
That the known bontholders mortsaeess and other
nortga or other secnri Te W there
state1 Hone
That the two paragraphs aoore giving names
the stockholders security any COZ
tain not only the list OF stockholders ana
the stockholders holder appears upon
OF person or COZ oors Ion for pho suS
stee = acting sven: also that tbe AID
ief as TO ne circumstances and conditions under which
DOCKS OF me as traees hold stock and security
capacity other than that of a bonihde
in the said
p0as S q eneF ] assuss Of s naa as IS 50 s. asa By him
publication sold distributed
subscribers preceding the
is.e =hoEn s29xe Is oo4$ This information
r. H McHIE Business Manager
sworn e and subscribed before this April
esEAD z n GooDLANp
tAiy commission August
NoTE-Ths both copies
publisher Postmaster one cory
Third Postmaster General
- ana reLain the other n me files OF the Poso
printed after its fling
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

f2r shnosf sixteen months n~
things are beginning 10 reel prstT
o~er here. y
rather. snrapucl shells are sur
they tell gcu when they come, Al
nave TO do IS 70 lay down when you
ihern coming. bur nine out or ten
they vent forget to stop right where
ere lying. Father [ sure was sla
meet some West Hammond boys III
many INST Fred Hilderhrand. rc \
Miller. Frank kaminsAi and Geo
Young
an about ? xhteen mi,es en-
De of Coblenz. am With the lst D,
We crossed the MoSsele River Dec. il
and the Rhine River Dee I4th. ana a.
- our destination the same day. I haV
participated in the battles al Cantigng
Siossons, RHEIMS. St. Mihiel, Yerour
Argonne Forest and Sedan. Sedan is tn
town We captured when the armistic
was signed with $4,000 prisoners.
Well father. I ana gong to close, vlsh
irg .ou all the luck in the world an,
hope this letter VIII md you all in th
best of health and the same as It lea1 e
me. Give my iose to all and tell Their
to De patient ard wait for VIII returr
soon.
Your loving son,
Psi. ST Class IxnatiuS 2. CrhanxA,
CO. i. ist ReEt., L. $. Engineers
A. z F., weises German
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LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS
From Ignatius Urbanski.

1'o his father. Albert Urbanski. 10 l55th
81 Hammond Ind
PEt. IrhanskL hefore he left for serv-
'ee, plsyed base ball with the Columbia
a 81 East Ends If the cts League.
snd lhe M = Couboy Co- lie was en
rioyed al THE ". IS Conkey Co.
Hciges. Germany.
March 4 1919
Dearest Father.-0ving 10 Inc fact
that today is the day On which every
soldier should write to bjs good old
father- ! thought WOULD 5rop ycu : few
Lines to let ou know that at the present
tine an in Ne best Of heaith and hav-
lnE quite a time being that the var i
ever 4 for one. am glad ID f. over 7,itf
for have suffered many harasips. hut
aivsvs took them with smile and Fl !
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

FOB RENT-Light housekeeping rooms
modern private hath 4d11 Baring
ave. r. Chicago. Phone 64iW. 3-29-St
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notice TOR tIc HEARING
\ ,tEnM ~ NnNrERN

- a -
80 ii n i I ''s. q = Il
,,,,--ra
io Mii9Si -. 81 LID -, -,
O. W. - - i'oa II
Ell iupile y 9' II We. 81 tas
0hlcsso' ihaAa ~ 4 " TT - 81
March. l9ls. aaof sol'ltlon tnat az
improA eneil s. u saii CITY ss
ioiioWs
fhal alsipa ~ l'''pfoNea rom
ne sout l"esteTi t2i e'ltl7le street
to the northerlS i7eta 5 stree'. 81
replins ihe lh1el 81 tSsin street.
r. e4aaiil1' II z "A 49, - ms
said street - ti,pIln Miaih q r
ieel toheihef Na1Ns
and water serve eaen lol Wnere
not already n.
All ~oFk aone msAihS ot sa4d
aesei lneu puDl.' e''isil' .'s'A os
m accordance y .lern7s and condi-
lons III sueh AiAisilt 3esoiutloh'
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

The home food producers are not
overlooking any Stacker land. saws
the National War Garden Commits
SION, Washington. Send two-ce1t
stamp for free garden book.
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Classified Advertisements Is
NOTICE.

After this date the rate Tor
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with a minimum
charge of 80 cents. Hammond,
Ind. March 31st. .
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Without
The Knife
Chronic Diseases Of Men
NO Matter Vow Obstinate
or zow Coatractad-Cured

M oDERN methods or treat
lF4 nent Tor all Pelvic disease.
never use the surgeons
khlIe 4 i can. be avoided and
Only then upon the expressed wish
or tho patient. Enlargement of
the Prostate Gland I cure bv re-
ducinE II, not bv removing II. T
cure Piles and other Rectal Dis
eases without surgery. Under nv
superior treatment varicoceis
quickly vanishex: he staRnant
blood is absorbed and the eirctI-
lstion is restored 70 the parts ar
fected Diseases or the KidnAvs
and Bladder are speedily healed
and the patient saved from fsfal
results which generally follow ne
SIeeted cases OF long standing
chronic PelNic Diseases, the
sooner I begin 10 cure the sooner
WAL restore you to health. vixor
and vitality. Nervous troubies
often have their sea- in Local
causes. which I can ascertain ana
remove The gloom and despono-
e7cy which attend thos. who are
FEARFUL that they never can be
cured of their ailments viii IN
stantiy vanish as 500 a. INV
treatment begins 50 take efsect.
fou may write me bv letter about
sRAf CHSH-@ 4eSEflOllAE @AHfnfOrflN
fully. I will not Understand trAat-
ment until 7 understand your con
diticn.
I have successfullv treated this
disease in hundreds or cases with
out reEorting to any surgical
operation. Surgery rarely relieves
and never cures
II YOU have q diseased Prostate
II - important that II should hRvA
attention at once FOR ii iynpairx
vitality and destroys the elements
of manhood. am able 10 arar
the most valuable advice and ser
vice without resortinK 10 the
knife.
absolutely guarantee 10 eurs
without operation or danger any
diseased or enlarged Prostate or
Structure, Piles or Fistula under-
take
Tou can profit by prompt
visit. Advics honest and candid.
Examination free and strictly
confidential. II OUT or towr
write. Prices r1oderate Terms
essy
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

Will ',e made for all classinad aaveE EeAss ss =
ynerts phored 60 this once ana not pA4A
Cor within ave days
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IN
BUNGALOW

New modern bungalow, 9
rooms. with an additional
breakfast room: tile bath
and hard vd. finish through
ought; ideal location: very
liberal terms; phone 126 af-
ter 6 p. IN. s-Si-s'
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FOR SALE.

4-~oom cottage with lots 0nlNsfTNn.
Molsherger 924 state ST. Hammond
Open evening until 2. 1-I-ft.
FOR SALE-Tusf completed. modern
bungalow 39G Elm ST. FIVE rooms and
sun parlor oak trim. furnace heat Ap-
ply al 40 Ash St, phone Hammond 1927
S26-12 cod.
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Wanted Male Help

WANTED Porter. Gibson T. A- =. = =
~afarg s45 per month, room and poaro
Phone Hammond 1855.
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WANTED.

FOR SALE-Dressed hogs OF all Weights.
&c 10 &c. also ilVe hogs Of al
weights l-c to &C At our psckinG
house and stock Yards Columbia ave
and q & o. tracks Phone Hammond
i292y2. Parmenter Earnett Pkg. 60,
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Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE-Large modern mouse: terms.
Phone 2S42 Hammond. 1l-26-tf.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
Room and Board.

FOR RENT-Room and bosrd- Every
thing new and modern. S51 Michigan
ave phone He rrord f41z S2S-4t
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

Attest T =. RICH
City CLERK
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01
PERSONAL.

pEPSoNAI-Address wanted or MISS
Tcne Parks. Phone Hammond sis1
41-tJ.
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Statement of the Ownership Management, crcula-
tlon' etc, Required by Act of Congress of
August ID 1912

OF TINES NEWSPAPERS. published DAILY
DAYS AND SUNDAYS. al HAMMOND. INDIAN
The Lake County times., 1919-04-01

EAST CHICAGO. ANA. MARCH e.
rnra
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-07
GRAND FORKS HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1919.
!, FARM

Wheat lana y sa sold mine; Cut this
bargain. IssAw FARMS. n o.better, selltln
l0S 81 fG ael sseo 81 go s e@nie,v asssi 10 room,
sranary barn. good water; IN
newaukan. Smiles market. on $50. Pro-
Wheat, i.eoS bushels OATS and barley:
acre, 100000 cash. balancs ,sss.:
c%u n1iS ssEsai : re oSaek h saas; g. asass
barn. granary. blacksmith shop. well
house, 40 acree Rye, ID rich Hurricane
lake district. hetM,esn: York and VOL,
year, Years. , m,tss na Us acre. reooS $1,000 1857 ioan Z
balance cash. Buy now.
go acres. 500 cultivated. Gravel pit!
UNLIMITED raam hea. supply sog:re clears rs ,t2o per c az; =
barn 46xeo,. $4,000 bushel elevator,
granary, feed mill good business. ma.
chine u sox16. garage, blacksmith
gine, water piped to buildings; mikes
baiance 81 s.t BIZ money ass asi @,ak kee''0o 'aeu'
Whole farm fenced. 3 room house. 5
foot basement. Barn, well. wind mill.
sranary tool house; tss acre.
soil, gil Cultivated fair buildings. $sa
1872 acres. Joins tcwn.ite Rugby, all
cultivated and fenced. II. acres. alfalfa,
room hoSss, concrsts bssem rent b barn
pump house, concrete ice pond. $65 acre.
$3.50 cash. Ideal, fol-. dairy and pota-
Level s"S Back lo Jam G soii. ) Room a0Y house. ase
barn, granary, machine shed. good wa
ter; ~ miles Rugby. \ mfls TS Urn
q M ur AvrD prrh., ~ n