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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

Apples-Barrels. ss5o@11; boxes. $3.50
"a; baskets, $350G4
.Asparagus-Fancy home grown, dozen,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

NORMAN HAS
GOOD HOME
FURNISHINGS
Long Established Business
Firm Conducts Excellent
Business

M. Norman established his present
furniture store in Grand Forks thirty
years Ago, in, 1890. Previous to that
time he had for fout years conducted
n similar business at 1.akota, N. ID.
Since 1856 the firm has grown until
today it is one of the largest furni-
ture dealers in the state. The com
pany~n includes besides Mr.. Nor
man, It's president, his four ons who
are engaged with him in conducting
the large furniture, business. which
also includes an undertaking depart
ment
The company carries an unusually
complete line Of stock in each of its
several departments. including the
furniture. china. drapery, rug. and
household goods sections.
In the furniture department a very
good line of furniture is carried, i'm
Guiding all of the popular patterns.
Period styles are kept in stock at all
times. A department receiving spe-
~draperies. The firm has secured the
services. OF a oma expert in this
line who gives the stores patrons
tho benefit OF her training in choos-
ing sutAble draperics and decorations
for their individual needs.
The stock Of rugs and carpets is a
complete one and of such a quality
as to make 1t a pleasure to choose
from it.
In other household Furnishings
Norman's carries a diversity of
stocks. The display Of china is made
up Of beautiful pieces OF high quail
ty. There is also an excellent line
Of pictures, decorations. decorative
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

white dotted swisses that Y "a In
demand by Southern tourists. It isA
question Of whether the white dotton
tho colored background pleases- or
quite the other way for swises arc
both ways.
MaFQuiAett0.
Lovers Of m4rqutsette are again
welcoming thtsN material from
France In white and delightful tints
which are as varied a. the rainbow.
But note the definition Of this sea-
sons rainbow in cotton faRrics-
pals lsainon pink, orchid 1. pale. .p-
pie greep-oneN might call II. Z rain
bow Of minor tintA MArquisette
makes much Of the elegant new
neckweaf.
The kind Of dlmy white thai one
links with jAasamine and southern
moonlight Is expressed this season. in
the new white shadow ~orEandies.
Tho finish ID permanent all white.
with shadows in the form Of dots,
STRIPES, plaids, or designs. Then
Frances beloved Alace has sent. the
first time in Owe years, the real
French printed orGandies streWr
with floral designs.
Dfmitlea
This ID tho material that d follow.
ing the artful ways OF printed voiles
for pretty corded. dimities are made
prettfer with printed flowers and ga,
stripeA Tho dtmities' are 1reland'i
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

vU8fMo men several thaee . year
travel hundreds Of miles across the
county to visit the furniture exhfbi-
lions at Grand Rapids, Chicago and
jamestown. Any woman can see the
best Of the furniture shown at these
world famed marts by a trip down
! town and an hours inspection OF
+; Grand Forks furniture stores.
K During the last decade furniture
has changed to q wonderful degree.
The best work of the worlds most
famous furniture designs during the
reign Of the last three Louis during
tho Italian are vogue and throughout
thA ages has been selected by modern
furniture designers as the basis for
the present period styles These Old
masters have not been copied because
sumo Of their work was sc frail or 50
cumbersome It would not fill todays
requirements. but the best In each
haa been used As the foundation for
present day furniture.
Household Hospa
Probably the greatest surprise
aNatting the housewife who visits tho
furniture stores is the ease with
which housework can be accomplish
ed. In these days of high wages and
scarcity of kitchen maids the aver
age housewife finds it moro econom-
ical to purchase modern household
equipment than to hire people to do
tho work. In one morning. through
the appliances afforded her at the
furniture store. the housewife car do
a large washing. can bake bread and
pastry, clean the house thoroughly
and prepare lunch on time. The aft
ernoon Is her own. The electric wash
err, gas range, kitchen cabinet. vac
UNI cleaner and other modern equip
ment make this possible.
Visitors are always welcome ahfur-
niture stores of this city. especially
mornings. but at any hour there will
always be someone glad to show peo-
pie through the store whether they
plan to purchase goods or are merely
seeking inspiration.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

March Is usually the month to have
the home dressmaker come and re-
plenish the summer wardrobe. The
styles for the coming summe are
usually pretty well settled by March
and 1t is none too early to start look
ing for bargains in materials or to get
out the remnants bought last year and
have them\ made up. The wise
mother will even start to think about
the girl graduate or the bridesmaid
and will at\ least hunt UP materials
and styles for their frocks.
, Here is an advance model which Is
particularly suited to the sweet Girl
graduate or the dainty bridesmaid
It Is q. sheer and girlish frock Of white
dotted net made over a slip OF heavy
white satin. The skirt Is comprised
Of many ruffles and a deep ruff1e or
the short sleeves gives the effect of a
cuff. A bit of color may be added in
the satin girdle and cluster of howers
at tho belt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
PENNY COMPANY
CARRIES COMPLETE
STOCK OF GOODS

The j. C. Penny Company store.
located on DeMers emu has come
to be known as a popular shopping
center for the persons who wish to
secure the best possible values for a
moderate amount of money. This
concern aims to present to the pub
lie the most dependable merchandise
that it is possible to sell at consist
emily moderate prices.
The store is equipped with a large
Tine Of wonen's suits, dresses, blouses,
skirts sweaters, etc. There also Is a
department devoted to mems wear,
and garments for both boys and girls
are sold. A department devoted Ia
yced goods is well stocked. and there
is a good supply Of hosiery, under
iHveaE. etc. Special attention. is paid
trto do stock OF suits. dresses and coat.
ffoe women. and a particularly good
uno Of these garments il carried at ali
Z t1n0e BY the Penny StoFA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

nArtiy to the high prices Of garments
Hhieh cause men to prSesr designs
int are nJt likely 70 losstvoguo or to
attention because OF notable
in CUTE or design. With
men wearing their gaFments- Longer
than ever before AconditionS made
-necessary by the NTH cost of all
vearinx apparel, clothing that is con-
sarvative is favored and there is lit
tie difference IN styles offered now
and si1 months asos
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
Lolita Armour Fined;
Promies Ia Slow Up

Santa BARBARA, March 3e.-Miss
Lolita Armour. daughter Of j. Ogden
Armour. meat packer. of Chicago. ap-
peared in police court here and
pleaded guilty to a charge Of exceed
iYg the speed limit in her automobile.
fine, promising sthe court that here
after she would be careful not to
fracture any moro Of the city ordin-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
FOR SUMMER GOWNS

Such a host of crisp fresh dotted
swisses are among us. than which
nothing can announce summer
more obviously or charmingly! Swift
zerland has not only sent all Of the
colors but many Of the sheer all
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22
tKD1 HURTS MAHaR1AGE
CHANCES, JUDGE SAYS

!. 1100DnL March 7o.-Dxmaxes Of
$19o were awarded at Nottingham
dhko A0e3e0 10 Ruth Annie Wright.
. 1ssCk in tho cooperative stores at
s1ENEdBad. against Vincent Marley, a
Im% Sor breach Of promise Of mar
tHA~ Tho judge said a woman's
tv14nD vent down IN tho marriage
$mnrkst Il another man had been
ak1Rene her, as it might make other
men 1eS keen ".
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-22

MEMS NrYIns UNCHANGED.
11akerg Of mems clothing . tnele
IN be few changes OF mporaenoe
this season. They attribute tlHs pa
ttalfy to the bcafctty OF makertN Hn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
lAr,sell Admits He
Was Duped; Calls
Bergdoll BASTARD
r.ruaer Counsel for Draft
Uodger Believes Sergeant,
am Trial Because of Es.
eape, Was Hoodwinked

s.,vesnt John O'Hare, attached for
..ss,x &c Disciplinary Company No. 9
800 ane of two guards from whom
- sssver Cleveland Bergdoll, convicted
ssW aedeer, escaped, was placed on
~ yssterday at Governors Island.
M n.ss charged with neglect Of duty. and
sss,stion Of the fifty-third article Of
9sr Colonel John L. Bond, of the
n ,,s;tsd States Infantry, presided.
oSchortly after the court martial pro-
..sS;nss were opened the. government
s.sentor caused considerable surprise
,sstine his case without placing sew
vi witnesses, whose testimony was
ss..JH;.ved to be important, on the stand.
srss morning and afternoon sessions
.s'tsa trial were devoted to q descrip-
80 Al how Bergdoll escaped.
~ farmer Brigadier General Samuel T.
aassli. former attorney for Bergdoll,
e. the first witness. He said he had
sssn completely hoodwinked by Berg
81 whorn he termed BASTARD" and
,s;S grsst stress on the fact that
9sare. in his opinion, had been fooled
likewise.
fam n. Hunt, former commandant at
Tnss jay, where Bergdoll was held q
,S;soner. Colonel Hunt was acquitte
ppsceatIy of negligence when court mar
tmied for permitting Bergdoll to leave
IA explained yesterday why he had
..eigned Sergeants O'Hare and Calvin
Ysyx 20 guard Bergdoll. He said that
ss had implicit confidence in their judg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

ment and honesty and had purpesely
chosen them for the mission.
O'Hare enlisted in the army in 1893
and had served continuously to date.
He had been a nen-commissiened Of
ficer for thirteen years. and his record
was unusually good.
When the government rested It's ease
Colonel Bond, sitting as judge advo-
cate, adjourned the case until to-day
to determine what additional testimony
IL to be presented.
It is probable that Sergeant O9Hare
will be placed on the stand this morn
ing to testify in his own behalf.
Although subp@naed as witness 70,
not called to the stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

800 $50 A's. - w. s4th 81. = Ssws.s,
$780," ave-. Sss w.. 7ssb st. H. telIhesvfts
$500 AFs. IN w. san. o. po,Ivv Hra..
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Ass.s.sa,ssa Ave. l4sz ~. liIth a. Cansnr Al,
. Esss1.aassas Ave. 1850 ~. Ezd 81 b. Yaha,rn
1880 w ~. Hous,en H. J. kfts s.rvf-e
$780, ~ w. 2sth 81. William Oleck.
Hsesassgs. !N:. Ieaaaaa Adv Agency,
hssssss. ~ 18th ~, L J. P1nrh.
$780, hao7. Gssr1ts Adv Assnc,
HsssS-s.. ~. II tt2al. Assossa,eA ADV Agency.
Msssrsy ~; ~ ~ 40 81. 4. >. Cohen. ,
$780, ~: s.., w ss,s ST.. ward Msabsvson
kssx-g, zs7 fE,iJ! " ], John ] EbrenhrrT
ksssssgs' s ss42 ~. isssa a.. H. Roesa.
$1,000 zzs1 w. tzsth a. J. H gtossstb4ya
1880 sszs w l4stfj Wash;nxtan NS4a,.ss
- ave. es Nv. szd ss) Basgss ADV.
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kss VA s.' l1 firing Flaes). 81. Maseaa.
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MEss - ". lss fH ssaS. H. 3. Bineh.
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N3SssS - - z za ~; sisS, ~, 4, Rstan.
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80 ~ fN w ~, G. T. 1seAsge
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10
Wrap of Evola Cloth

Smart Of line and distinguished by
large collar-lined throughout with novel
'y silk. $500
Summer Apparel nom offered at
Emphatic Reductions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-10

An offering selected with view to out
fitting the college girl with gloves for the
entire season. New items at last years
prices.
French Kid GIoves-two clasp stye-over-
seam sewn with Paris Point and row contrast
ing embroidery-white with black-aII black
black with white-mode- brown-tan-grey
champagne and beaver.
Fall Price TO be $50. Special 800
Strap wrist Mocha and Moleskin Gloves the
majority of these are genuine mocha in grey
only: there are also few moleskins of high
class make in field mouse and grey.
Fall Price to be !. so. Special 500
Genuine Mocha Gloves-one clasp with novel
ty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fall Price to be so. Special 800
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

said she was convinced her husband was unbalanced mentally and that his act was due 10 that condition.
 Lieutenant o'Brien left a note ad- dressed to his wife in which he spoke of himself as Hike the rest of people-a little bit of clay" In a letter he bade farewell to his wife. mother and sisters and continued:
 And may the just God that answered spent in making my escape from Ger many once more answer them.
 And bring trouble, sickness, dis grace and more bad luck than anyone else in this world has ever had and curse forever that awful woman xxx that has broken up my home and taken you from me; the woman that stood in my home and gave Several words blurred) - she caused this life of mine that just Ia few minutes ago was happy to SC on that sweet adventure of death.'
 Mrs. O'Brien denied that any third person had interfered in their family affairs and said the woman named by O Brien as responsible had been intro- duced to her husband and had joined her at her request because she did not wish to live unprotected.
 Mrs. O'Brien was a bride of a few months. She declined to give her former name or any facts concerning herself and she was secluded under a physi- clans care. Friends of O'Brien said his wife was formerly a newspa perwoman in Washington where he met her, and that she wrote under the name "Vir- ginia Dale.'' or Virginia Dare"
 While OBrien was engaged in motion picture work last summer. his wife did some studio work. but she was said to be unemployed at present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

fund, s4+S17; soldiers fund. S14.959; and poll tax. $1,7s7 making a total of s9S,Sf0.
 County tex. general fund, s44,Si7i road, 15-cent fund, s22,40S; road, 10-cent fund, $14,939; building and bridge fund, S14,9S9, and sewer fund $7,469, making a total of s104573, For the county school tax. special S0-cent fund, $44,- S17; special Decent fund. $14,9S9, and special scent fund, S7,469, making a total of s67,225 The county school tax district, SS,5S7, and the city of Birmtng- ham receives s170.940.
 The amount collected so far is larger than usual for this time of the year but will not be a mark on what will bt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19
COLLECT OVERA
 MILLION IN TAXES
Jefferson County People Pay ing, But Corporations Not
 Heard From

Collection of taxes on real and per- sonal property since October l, 1920 amounts to s1.03S.796, according to statement made yesterday by James F. Hawkins, county tax collector
 Under the law the tax collector is re- quired to make report to the governor every fifteen days For the first half of December s450.167 was collected. Of the amount collected during the past two weeks the various funds are as fol- lows:
 General state fund. s37,347. school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

ary 1 will be affected, but even at that it will run into the millions.
 Should the report be delayed at the state office in Montgomery until after that date, the question of whether or not the taxes will be delinquent and subject to the penalty will have to be decided by the court. Because they were incomplete, I have had to refuse the money of several corporations who have offered to pay their taxes on the valuation which was turned down by the state"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

, collected during the next two weeks" said Mr. Hawkins. After January 1, 1921, the taxes will be delinquent. and although people are not going to be de- linquent, they are going to wait just as long as they can. The amount will run to several millions of dollars on the last day, in all probability.
 Unless the reports. on taxes assessed on the property of several of the big corporations in the cit yare returned in few days, the collections up to Janu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19
PAT O'bR|EN DIES BY HIS OWN HAND Alrman Who Thrilled World by Escape From Huns Is
 aJSuicide
By Associated Press

Los Angeles, December 1S.-Lieut Pat Brien, veteran of the British Royal Flying corps, killed himself in a hotel room here today shortly after he had talked over the telephone with his wife from whom he has been estranged.
 Mrs. O'Brien, through friends, today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

The Texas state criminal court of ap- peals has upheld the Texas minimum wage law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15

/ on SALE VIA wants fine farm ~ iuuo
arrrs iaa asrs IN cultivation. 500 acra fine
shat. wei improved. small cash payment.
/ l,s'ancc r~d tsr'-s n, q per cert mtcr,s,
7 g. e T. h.AN HARD first National Rsni
iiuillinr 81 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15

TAaaEs AM RANCHES

2i3 nrrs ncar Nashhurn en Ozark Trail. o.
acss m wh'ni fcnv,d aud erusi fenced. we'll
pnd windmill, 9 f,s,n u,iae. a. mil,r of Am-
anllo prioc tal.io iscr acrc. sioUn cash. bali
anct Easy t'fmf.
,ai arps ~ v"-l land milcs ~ Wash.
burn On Ozark Trait lai Rcrs IN wheat. Z
rinm heusr. we'll aud windmill. fenced aud
crisa fenced. pu,ec $50 acre ,cnna attractive
\ u ac,iion ranch. 10 -criipns uSued aud
scrtans leased IN Hutchinson county. tut
IN . pasture. 9 Winasoilli. $50 In cultivation
Z r,-,,n ho,:-.. nov siiln harm. milfs fr,ni
Col,l,.iisy e,,od we'll. VIII 3D. mineral rights
with Iunhaser The ranfh y rr,csd 10 sell
l fintnatcl ~ a. for further Information.
To- arrs MILES FUN ~. francis. 80
scrs IN rriNinr wheat, onc.ioar,h of wheat
lcSr With plr,c, delivered ~ elevator or bin
lhioc $40 i,cr acre. H~,d terms. viii considCf
senc Amarillo city property
1ia aerr ln Oldham county, | mile from
Adrian. len acrs IN cultivation. fcncui aud
cr,sssd frnscd. rucr go ter Acrc. gooj
tcuns. will ronaidsr some city property
$50 acre. IN nsi smith county. norihwes,
~ Hereford, prev IN fcc Sis5o, Tool terms
THIS D. bauain.
rhens .lai.
TEA.fiAtNS RIAttN 90.
ses's rell ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15

TOR SALE 'aur rom house on n. ricrcc
5000 $500 cash aud Rvoi terms on balance
alto some vvad hts IN al Aarfs o., town.
MRS. !. I rRiCi. Phone ess.iiss. - 20
FOR SALE Modern room br'cs hunsairv.
rr,,d rehi. vcod terms. can have this iur.
nisf,d radS ~ move into MRS J. I.
IGlCr. Phone ssS-iies. 80 ~
WANTED Desirable r,uom closc In, lN teacher.
hr,aAfas, dcsigc,l. Z. q. noN il2s ~ 20
fOR SALE
r. " men, w have nov modern up 10
date dunlcN on south Lincoln 81. rnts fof
$40 per- month II hrs oil tsiiil.n fsatnrcs
and door.bcds 1.-Two IN one side and rat
! Ne ether Il h up In da,c Sesol.
We have cornct lot on 18th 81, close to
n " for s'ss
fNc 700 mcasg fren, 18th and Van nurcn,
rrler fs0nn.
rctvcCn icih and iiih Van nurn the,
ar starrr Ut Sesio
south Iillmor,. corrrr ~, dandy : rpon'
,v hunFalnv haulvt--i floor1. mantle and
b inili-tn fcsiur-. rsd trriri sss00.
W. hh," rrsl l~mr IN N, -oa,hw,a iarl
~ iusn for sSsna
W. huih ~ the spntari and ~ an huill.
inr some To soll, u Is ANYTHING rcr,aiHinr
/ in o. home. We ha,v a.
C~-rsr ksFf
ruE HoME niii.aERS
rhans ~ Office a. fuaus nlar
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15
>ANS Mon siINNii.Ep
TIL ATTACH ~ MEMBERS

10y Associated fust,
BERLIN. Jan. ~. Premier Haui
created a sensation IN the asscmhl,
when h. declared that wiincssc
were available tn prove that lndc.
rcadcni members OF thu asscmh,
vent Ia the west window Of ih,
Rcischs,ag and molionod To the mo.
iu cumc on
The prussiaa minister of the IN,
tnrior. Dr llciuc. specifically char,
cd TINT Louis " Icolg aud Frcldc,
ich Icuchril iwu of the most oil
Nrcp'roHs lnd"ncndcni depui,e
went IN The south entrance ut tn
i,cischlag qua bcckoncd Ia The mo'
- enter ihOIc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15
OBIItaN wpttD LI>sEN
I'ONEl,s OF PRESIDENT

~ Nssfe taisft l'sfHs
SAN ANTONIO, Jan 10 --Advo-
,ailou a tnmcndmcnt % the con
siiiuiion OF Mexico which would
inc'casc the accountability Of the
pr, lidon, and lessen his powers
form the principal plank IN the
platform upon witch General AZ
,srado Ohregon win seek election
tn the presidency, copies Of which
has been received here. Under the
constitution 90 1914. the president
~ Mexico may ac removed from;
office Ter Ouly two olasses Of o..
,cnscs The first o fthcss. treason
Is uYmcd specifically The second
Is summed up IN the general ciassi-
fication other serious offcnscs."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15
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phane sNls.

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slsM cash ialHncr Ncn easy.
So u,p., uvlrfn. plA.isfsa and hsstci
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saaai stpOn rr4h hni.nr, casv
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cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-15


Prorscdingg of tac Cour, oi
civil Appeals fol the Sr,enth Dis.
irici ut Amarillo. January II:
Mothers Ovcrrulr,l.
Fidelity Trust Co. vs.. T.. 4.
Fowler, ct al, rchearlng.
Texas Employers ...uIance Assn.
u.s.. Thomas Downing. rchcarms.
State, cX rel. ! II Wayland. ct u,
h. Charles Vincent. q az. rehuar.
lrg.
: D. Meador VI. e. I. Rudolph
hearing.
Il Brotherhood of Railroad Tram.
BON W, A. =. Couk, TO dismiss ap.
pal
Il Nation Granted.
NJ. X, a Y, Ry. On. w. u. II. HIT
0 dismiss appeal
Affirmed.
u T.. Echols vs.. Robl. Miller n
n. frOM Eloyd. ....s-..-.
Reformed and Affirmed.
l.. y wright. Vt nj vs.. \. q. Ne
'd0ms Ibr Co. ct a. trcm Lnb
,Ock.
submitted.
T.. J. frlcmci W. j, g. Coler
rom Deaf smith.
Annie Alter, II nj W., l.. \. knight
lrom Hale,
!. ". Davis W.. G. g. a Anne Burk
halter from Donlcy.
Grady Oldham ". l.. Y. Lester
rom Kendall
&. ". Car, q, nj ". Allen Froe
'ich, from Potter.
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E.akle Undertaking Go.
Ambulance servirs
All Hssrs
- Po,k ST. Pkrws u
DR.. r. B. JONES,
DR.. NJ. B. HARRIS,

0steopath. NJ. D. and Sargeon,
'cmoved TO Mission Theatre Bldg.
Private Surgical and obststrieal
Hospital.
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A MAN AND MS MONEY

Add l,srty hcnd- aw soon lar,s,l nat then
IN home. I rcoms. close In on Van BURN
cast frpnt fcr Stnuo cash. halancr 5000 a
wear. Think this over Can you afford to
pay rent when you can buy home on these
terms
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oDoM LNNn 90.
HARRISON STREET.

r-,m m"icra we'll lsa,,d. $4,000. siiup
,ssh. halancc easy. H. not -, tho weather
int,riv. vc raw clo,r,l ears and take plcas.
urr In shaving our ral estate values al any
time ufarlltfs ~ thc weather. Always on
inr ~ a., or nigat Office phone 10
atf Va, ug, lUiE
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acute, Chronic aud Nervous Diseases
D. d. isttONEtr. u. q.
@ and 4 Eakie building. rhore
ioss or $3.50 Cor srpointuruf.
r.ady attendant.
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FOR REM nrsimakinv shap furnishing,
tcr relc. i'ood lora,icn. Phone sfse until u
e'eluch. 81 3.
FOR SALE Ford cUurc, barrein for quic'
ralc. ihnc s2;i 81 M