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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
TOWN Of ADAMS nj THREATENED
WITH DESTRUCTION By FIRE THIS
AFTERNOON; |El BEING Sent

provements made. +. The town has.
: dye grain elevAt Ators. two hoteis,
and as number Of osiie business
A. a. Myrandi 10 manager Of tlsD /,
: MinnGfota a elevntOr which has
! been attacked flames.
Lack OF q mo e1n water supply
% one of the chief dfnculdes In
6ghtang the famee Water Is be-
J, ing hauled In tank wagons from
(. the various pump TN the town.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
!, / Fn,rench Taaae III ]; !, i Fs,st.

s43 ss5 NVarsaw Aux. ssl There yers ~
snewed signs az the q front To-Day Sun
daHJ that the reHct were taking .
more prominent pakt III thss Uidance
sof the Polish army. General sRey-
Eands Ii sa4dato 30 the general sesp0hs
eif,le TOR the new taftics n0St being
i employed to repea the Rli Il
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8. q.
| ! PEA [. A 1 + .IS
!. OFFICIALLY Z IN FORCE

Paris Aug. 817.-The treaty of
peace between the Allies and Bull
garia, signed last November. was Of
ficially. promulgated today. 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17

London, Aug. / Soviet / Russia,
Ithrongh.M. Kamenen. head lof her
trade mission here has asked Premier
eral Wrangel, con.mander Of tho, anti
|Bolsheviki forces in; southern Russia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
just Few.

Washington, Angus. 17.-The three
proposals given in Mexico City dis
patches asaprecedent to recognition of
the present Mexican government by
the United States are '.only a few of
the conditions announced by this gov
ernment.,. according to state depart
ment official It is true that the
three donditions-respect for. Ameri-
can lives and property; indemnities
paid foreigners who suffered during
the revolution, and derogation' OF. the
confiscatory DEGREES OF Carranza, are
among sthe conditions laid down but
Performance ofsduties instead Of
mere promises" Is put above all con-
aditi0np, 1t was said. ~
Recognition has not been promised
Mexico under any conditions, 1t was
authoritatively stated today. ass
The state department. is inclined to
await 5developm enta In Mexico, before
granting recognition to zee how sta bic
q governfnAnt the present srsgime ii
.ahle to eate Rlisln and to- Mihht extent
'lt - willing to neEfea4e bsf actual dssds
the anternation8I ohliga tions i
cavilisG sskai sr NJ; .3s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
Lack ; 81 Of Water Supply Hand
leaps Citize = Battling
With Flames.
AissIIS'TE,AN 7 i !; 4 ! n Nl'Cl:E.'s ON WAY ].
! FROM 4 NJ g: an HER TOWNS


Over 100 citizens Of
Park River arrived at
Adams at 8 20 this after
noon and joined in, the
effort to check the blaze
which threatened the de-
strucion Of the town.. IN V.
At 3:45 clock this
I afternoon il was report
ed that some headway
was being made in the.
fight with the flames,
and it was belies,ed that
tt!!,.sir further spread had
been checked.
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OFFERS !.
PROPOSALS TO
MEXICAN GOVT,
Acceptance Would Near
Recognition Of Present
Regime it is Understood. {

. d ~ q
Mexico City, Aug. fly the As
sociated Press) )-President Wilson is
ready to recognize the present Mexi-'
can government IL the latter agrees
with the terms set forth in a proposal
from Secretary Of State Colby on this
subject, according to q message sent
to President de la Huerta, from Fer
Inando Cauderon, Mexican high com
missioner to the United States. now,
in the American capital, says the Elk
.celsior today. 80
/ Secreary Colby,s proposition, ac-
'cording to the newspaper, was:
First, that North American lives
and property be respected.
foreigners who suffered during the
revolution. ~
Third. that the Carranza decrees
which are found to be confiscatory,
be deregated. 5,s
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.Sovietss Repor ted e Have
400 600 Men on the Polish.
y 4. Front. a n, 4:

sFiis sebaa aastopol, A1g. II .tE- (By the AS
soci1ted Press The military forces
of General Wrangel. head.of the anti
B6lshevik government In South RUS
sia, now aggregate shout 1sO, 90, one
third Of whom are high class troops.
sheyiki forces arrayed against Gem
eral Wrangel are at present about
50, 900 In number. Their estimates
aresthat the soviets have some SOC. .00e
troops on the Polish front and s1o0,-
900 reserves available elsewhere. n
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Attaclk Successful. h.

Paris, Aug. II Several successful
counter attacks have been launched
by the Poles against the " Rpssians.
who have been hammertng against
borhood Of Choln1 on the southwest
ern section, soviet forces which had
crossed the Bug river have been
hurled back,s while In the region OF
Modlin. .the Poles have begun ay coun-
ter offensive, directing their attack IN
Military critics pointed ont last
night that the situation was better
than forssome lime. I af Il
They also said here were indtca-
tions that the Polish command had
decided to make sacrifices on the
a The battle near Cholm may be q
precursor Of an offensive movement
i to draw4southward soviet forces en-,
gagged against. Warsaw. ~ was said s 5!i3fl
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Center Attack a Warssl.y,... 8,

55 london. Aug. 1.-THE soviet forces
are centering their attaciss upon War
saw H. the region east OF Novo
Gerxievsk, the powerful Polish
fortress on the Yistula to the north
west Of the capital, and along the line
.southeasterly, 1t Is Indicated by, Mon
days official statement from MOSCOW.
received today:Isa X N 5sa 3s s,:2 a .
The communique reflects the recent
Polish withdrawal on the southern
frontsand announces the occupation
BY the Russians Of Brody and sokal.
northeast OF Lemberg. Il II =
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Big Advance Along Entire : !!
North erns ont ls lade By
Pole. seportss| 4 That !, Tie y !
Z Polish 3 apitaI Ha., Fallen
Are Not Confirmed. IN.

I. Warsaw. Aug. I Z -- BY the Asso-s
ciated Press. )The Russian pressure
upon Warsaw has been relieved, ac-s
cording toithe ofiicial Polish com
nbuniquef Just issued. En- The statement
reported that General Pifs,Idski di-'
rected4 the counter stroke that effect
ed this relief. Il. 5Sl s .:... ~ t:.i$
The Russian soviet hold upon, the
gates sof Warsaw has been broken,
according to Allied officers here.
Z 8ss5 In, Fun Swing.
The Polish counter offensave Ia ds-
clared toEbe In full sway at various
points with the soviet forces falling
back in confusion. We 81
The statement says the Bolsheviki,
who had planned to cross the yistula
southeast of Warsaw in the region OF
Maciejowice (35 miles from the capi-
taD were forced back. N:
The right wing Of the fourth Polish
army, in breaking the soviet resist
ance, at Kock (32 miles south Of
Siedlce), took 200 Russian prisoners.
and captured some cannon and four
teen machine guns. f8. if,sss N;
# Make Big Advance.
f The comHunique announces ina
the Poles In following UP their coun,
NWarsaw have advanced along the en-.
! tire northern front. They have push.
Z ed the Russians beyond the Wyfs
river and regained Ciechanow. thu
soviet forces retreattng while Polish
aviators flred on them with machine
guns. Il III.
I Fighting continues In the region o
I Radzymin, to the northeast Of War,
saw, the statement says. 81
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Toxic os-sTrans-Pacific N passenger
+ratessw will be raised 20 per scent Sep
tenlbsr als. 1t was annoepoed.
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New York-The Western Unio
Telegraph company in pursfanc1 9
the employees ali over the world nfar
" $1oo0; ;e0o. " y a 4
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 25.-Trading in cotton today was along broad and ac- tive lines but while the market was at a substantial advance at one time and at fairly wide decline at an other, the close was irregular, II points up to 23 points down, net for the session. July was the strongest month and it's strength was derived from the fact that first notice day brought tenders of only 700 bales which were quickly absorbed while spot houses were said to be buyers of July on the weak points of the day.
 Around the opening prices were 9 to IA points down under uncertainty over notices. Later the market im- proved until prices were 20 to 36 points higher than the close of yes- terday, July reaching 36.10 and Octo- Der 33.27. These were the high lev els for the day. At the lowest of the day prices were A to 49 points under yesterdays close, July trading at 35.50 and October at 32.55. Late in the day the tone was steadier on a resump- tion of the covering movement among shorts,
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ill.,, June 25.-Cattle 2,5O0; native steers 25 to 90 higher; Texas steers 25 to 75 cents higher top steers 1900; bulk 12.00@16.00; yearling steers and heifers, strong Gamer cows steady at 3,50@5.00; bulls and calves steady; good and choice vealers 11.00@12.00.
 Hogs: 5000, 15 to 25 cents lower; top 15.8O;. bulk light and medium weights 15.4O@15.75; bulk seavies 15.0OM15.60.
 Sheep: 2,5O0. steady, top lambs 1850; bulk 15.O0@ 16.50; top ewes 700.
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SENDS THE NEW CROP MONTHS
 TOLOWEST LEVELS

\ New York, June 25.-An early rally in the cotton market was followed by renewal of general selling and new crop months broke into new low ground for the movement. October contracts sold off from 33.47 to 32.7O and closed at 32.98, with the general market closing steady at a net ad- vance of 40 points on July, but gener- ally 23 to 30 points lower.
 July sold at 35.50 at the opening. The price advanced to 36.20 during the middle of the day or 55 points above the closing quotation of yester- day. December broke from 32.3o to 31.61 and July sold off to nearly the opening figures but made a sharp re- covery in the late trading. New crop months also showed rallies of about 20 to 2S points from the lowest, on renewed covering A private crop re- port published by Memphis author ity made the condition 69.3 and point ed to an increase of per cent m acreage. October contracts at the Iowa point of this afternoon showed declines of cents per pound from tne high price of the month and or z'o points from the high price toucheo on the high rally of last Saturaay Port receipts today 5,l63. uni.ee o States stocks 937,620. Exports 4'ooo making 6,140,410 so far this season
 High. Low. Close Ian -31.72 3O.96 31.l. March S0.55 s0.7s
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Or was she? The shadow on the window the sudden ter TOT at my heart the clutch ing fear
 Of course the assassin wouldn't get away. Tony had dashed off in imme- diate pursuit. But-who was the would be -mur- derer? And what was it Travis Lloyd had muttered, as his own life blood streamed across the table? "Shot aimed for you please hide :"
 An, his mad wife! Of course it was. She'd aimed the shot for me.
 What a fearful thing was jeal- ousy! Doubly terrible in distraught brain!
 This was the third time she had escaped from her peppers. Her cum ming was almost diabolical.
 Up and down the long stone corri- dors I ran seeking vainly for the en- trance to the cellar.
 And my mind kept working, work ing, guessing, wondering.
 Tony? Poor boy, to discover that the maniac was-his mother! Had he caught her yet? He was unarmcd. No doubt she would defend herself.
 I drew up sharply before some steps that evidently led to the cellar. Then I ran lightly down them, tried the door. And it was locked!
 The key! Where was the key? The butler? He would have the cellar key?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-26
Helene's Married Life


I ran back along the passage, and as luck would have it, collded with that worthy. From the tranquil look upon his face, evidently he had nc idea of what was going on upstairs
 In few brief words I told him Then I asked him for the key.
 He almost flung it at me, dashing off upstairs to the assistance of his master. All of the servants at Thorny Grange adored MT. Lloyd.
 soon was in the cellar I left the door open, so that I might have light to guide me, for the place was very dark.
 l had found what was seeking. and was about to return, when suddenly I heard Tony's voice, shouting, and the sound of flying feet! Something was coming through the stone passages like a veritable whirlwnd.
 l glanced towards the open cellar door. Then my heart stood still in horror! For down the steps came run ming and stumbling woman's figure, with grey hair all disheveIled, and something gleaming in her hand. She dashed through the open door, slam med it behind her with yell of tri- unlph, slid the bolt, and plunged the cellar into utter darkness.
 l could hear her pantng breath be- side me. And knew I was alone with the homicidal maniac-Travis Lloyd's mad wife!
 TOmmOrrGw-Hide and Seek,
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APPLAUD NEW ITALIAN POLICY

Rome, June 25.-Giovanni Giolitti, premier and minister of the interior, was accorded novation in the cham Der of deputies when he announced the composition of the cabinet formed June 16 and outlined the policy his government would pursue. Among the points applauded were his announce ment of modification of article of the constitution, giving parliament alone the right to make war, his decla- ration for control as to Italy's policy and demand for reduction in army expenditures and other financial pro- ijects.
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, June 25.-Liquidation in liberal volume, induced by weakness in lard and cotton, carried cottonseed oil prices to new low levels for the season today and the close was heavy at a net loss of 15 to 37 points. Sales 23,000 barrels. Prime crude 13.501 14.00; prime yellow spot nominal i; July 15.17; September 11.26; prime winter yellow and summer white nor nal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-26
Outlines Personnel
 of German Cabinet

Copenhagen, June 25. Konstantin Fehcrnbacb, German chancellor. sue. ceeded Tn forming a cabinet compris- Ing representatives of the centcrists democrat and German peoples par ties last night, according to Berlin dispatch to the National Tdcne. Those accepting portfolias in the new gov ernment include: Carl Hcinze, minister of justice and vice chancellor.
 Dr. Wirth, finance.
 Herr Koch, interior.
 Herr Gcssler, defense.
 Geenral Groener, transportation. Herr Scholl commerce.
 Johann Giesbarts, postmaster gene. ral.
 Herr Non Braund. labor.
 Ileinze, Lileh, Koch, Gessler anf Giesberth were members of the Fe hernbach cabinet formed on June 21 which resigned immediately afte, formation when the majority social lst refused to support it.
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By May Christie

It was then that Travis Lloyd opened his eyes, and looked at me
 "shot aimed at you please hide" he muttered, white to the lips. At that moment the servants rushed in MT. Lloyd's valet foremost among them. In twinkle he was by his masters side, and helping Jim to remove the coat.
 Brandy" he called out, "down in the cellar-run for it."
 l ran. I wanted desperately to be useful. This was no time for foolish nerves.
 But my zest carried me too far. In the maze of corridors and stone pas sages in the regions below, lost my self. ran about with all the haste I could muster, searching despera- tely for the stairs that led down to the cellar.
 Oh, would never find them? Poor MT. Travis Lloyd, dying for want of brandy!
 On, on! What warren of place this old house was! Twists and turns, and hooks and crannies! How cold it was too in this basement with its stone-flagged passages, and the bless ed sun shut out.
 I could hear no sound save the echo of my own footsteps. The house hold was assembled on the floor above. Was MT. Lloyd dying? Or already dead?
 And the assassin? Where was he |?
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, June 25.%The local mar ket for raw sugar was little more ac- tive today and prices were about a quarter of a cent lower for Cubas at IT 1-4 cents, cost and freight, equal to 1881 for centrifugal. There were sales late yesterday of 50,000 bags of Cubas to New Orleans for August shipments at IT IA cents, cost and freight, and today local operators bought 25,000 bags for second half July shipment at the same price.
 The market for refined was un- changed at 22 to 2& cents for fine granulated.
 Futures were quieter today with
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ALL WRONG
 WAS HER LIVER
Before Taking Black -Draught Missouri Lady Was Trou- bled With Constipation,
 Headache and Bad
 Taste in Mouth

Grandin. Mo Mrs. Suso Brooks, oi this place, writes: Some time age was in bad fix, with stomach ana liver trouble. I did not feel good al any time. I was very constipated, and had headaches from this condition and had continual hurting in my stomach, and bad taste in the mouth Could tell my liver was all wrong.
 "l had known of Black -Draught, sc decided to try it myself. l began with a large dose or doses, gradually getting to smaller doses. It rcgu- lated my bowels, relieved me of the hurting in my stomach. cleaned of my liver and made me feel like a new person."
 If you get up in the morning feel ing as tired as you did when you went to bed-achy, coated tongue, bad taste in mouth, sallow complexion- then your liver has not done it's full duty, and your system has absorbed the polsons which your liver should have taken away
 An occasional dose of Thedford's $ Biack-Draught will help this impor- tant organ to function properly.
 Get d package of Thedford's Black Draught liver medicine today.
 Druggist sell it, or can get it for you.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 25.-Mercantile pa per z 3-4. Exchange steady. Sterling 60 day bills 3.92 IA; commercial 6O day bills on banks, 3.92 IA; conner cial 60 day bills 3.91 3-4; demand 3.97; cables 3.97 3-4. Francs demand 8.29; cables 8.31. Belgian francs de- mand 8.73; cables 8.75. Lire demand 6.19; cables 6.21. Marks demand 2.7O; cables 2.71.
 New York exchange on Montreal 12 3-8 per cent discount.
 Government bonds easy; railroad bons irregular.
 Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 1-2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, June 25.-Cotton spot in slow demand; prices lower; good middling 28.88; full middling 27.63 middling 26.38; low middling 23.08; good ordinary 1908; ordinary 1888 Sales 5000 bales, including 2,90t American.
 Receipts 1000 bales, no American
 Futures closed steady: June 24.41 July 23.87; October 22.37; December 20.95; March 20.43; May 20.O4.
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 1879.
 A. G. Boese, plaintiff, vs. Minnie Boese, defendant. In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. The defendant, Minnie Boese, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complain, of plaintiff, A. G. Boese
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of June A. D. 1920.
 (Seal) S. F. VAULX, Clerk. 6-19-26-7-5-12-19
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WANTED

A limited amount of clean cotton rags, must be of good size and free of buttons; will pay 6c per pound. Rags will be inspected before buying. Deliver to Graphic office-up- stairs. If
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CAN RATIFFy.

Nashville, Tenn, June 25.-In an opinion made public today, Frank NJ. Thompson, attorney general of Ten 1nessee, holds that the present legis- lature if called in extra session can legally ratify the nineteenth amend msnt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-26

statistics: Total forwarded to mills 57,000 bales, of which American 40,- 00; stock 1902 1000; American 785,000. Imports 39,000, American 10000; ex- ports 11,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER
Case No. 1870

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. Amos Taylor, plaintiff, vs. Dielola M. Taylor, defendant.
 The defendant, Dielola M Taylor, lis warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Amos Taylor.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 11th day of June, 1920.
 (SeaD s. F. VAULX, Clerk. 6-12-1 -26-7-3-1O
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NEW ORLEAN SRICE.

New Orleans, June 25.-Rough rice no sales; receipts none. Clean rice
 steady; sales blue rose FLAG pockets I8 1-4@12. Bran and polish unchang-
 ed. Receipts 805.
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, June 25.-Spot cotton quiet; 25 down. Sales on the spot 444; to arrive none. Low middling 3O.25; middling 39.75; good middling 43.75; receipts 1,22S; stock 319,716.
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CROWL RESIGNS.

Washington, June 25.-Benedict Crowi' assistant secretary of war, has resigned effective July |. He plans to enter private business
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LIVERPOOL STATISTICS.

Liverpool. June 25.-Weekly cotton
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay ec per pound. Rags will be inspected
 before buying. Deliver to Graphic
 office. upstairs If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-26

FOR NERAL AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer. Automobile tops made, recovered and repaired automobile painting. We build body to fit any make of chassis. 1000 STATE ST.
 PHONE 258O
 Once customer, always a customer.
 6-6- if
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gill
 Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 1748. 5-5-tf
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. s. c. Well Motor Company. Phone 1748.
 5-5-tf
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E,lALE HELP


 WANTED TO { new, sensational lpct of nature. S4 Call at 8 a. m. 4 5 p. m., at 9oa k 6-26-6tT
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kEgY-SIX PAIR l, six months-the
 E,tesd of soc. Try N Cherry, Fourth 6-24-6t+
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MISCELLANEOUS

ONE SET STODDARD LECTURES IN IA volumns, bound in Russian leather. Also one set Wonder World in 10 vol umes, Buckingham binding. Either set will be sold at bargain. Phone 2O53 in morning or after supper. 623-12t+
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~~~~ OD SLEEPING looms for light
 Olive street.
 Smith.
 FOR : RENT Os5. 6-24-et NIsHED ROOM. rent. 914 West ~. 6-24-6t ROOMS FOR tonyenioroo. L
 kast Second av-
 6-23-6t IS FURNISHED near business aaia street; or s., 6-19-St* WISHED ROOMS N, also nice bed Phone s75, 6-20-6t X NICELY FUR. |rsTamvsniences, ', req : Third St. If l1laEAEN, FUR FUR. E lss sath adjoining ssuungalow, < soutl e 'a 'a.cr car line and SaS, 6-2a.s, AuTOs
 E FIRST GLASS 'e at a bargain s>,. 6-24-S. I E
 kOaD TOURING ] ''r sale; ss51 6-24-6 |,eae ,''s!I CAR, NEv
 sd; new cas
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6 FIVE ROOMS, school, garage, Gail Mcdaniel
 6-20-tf
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FUR c B N E K A D AUTOMOBILE work see the Automobile Repairer, A. P. Douglass. Automobile tops recovered and repaired-automob painting. We build body to fit any make of chassis.
 1000 STATE ST. Once a customer, always a customer.
 6-6-tf
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RN HOUSE.; 5 l'as porch; plas- ent; large lot;
 near car line @fAood. See or Astate company, 4-22-tf
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|UIENTIFICALLY
 3 for canning and . Phone 2598. C. |H 6-20-6t
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{lcH COW FOR I.st Barraque. F..
 6-26-6t+
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INCH POULTRY
 ] all heights, or x of all grades, 5 ply. Cleveland Eco, 6-20-6t
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tST5. s425.
 A75. ilg, $450. x, s75O. ilg $450
 s7S0.' ts ! iG5O. s11OO. sl25O. E s975. 2-5 cash and the Ilthly payments. IlES MOTOR leo. Second.
 6-1O-tf