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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22
Boy Scout News

Troop No. Z will be reorganized
at the South Park Presbyterian
church this evening under the di-
rection of Joseph Beal, deputy
scout commissioner for the eastern
district of the city. John Williams
will be the new scoutmaster and
two assistants will be named. The
Mems club of this church is back
of the organization and will sup
port it. Members Of the troop COM
mittee for this organization are
Joseph Beal and William Voss. The
meeting will begin promptly at
1880.
Several meetings of the finance
committee were held during the
last few days to make final ar
rangements for the local councils
quota in the one fund drive which
is being planned by the Chamber
of Commerce.
Troop No. 4 will be inspected this
evening at 1880. Scoutmaster
George Schneider, Jr., is out Of the
city and during his absence mem
bers of the troop committee will
have charge of the troop activities.
A hike is planned for Thursday
evening of this week under the lead
ersh:p of A. B. DuVon.
Competition in the intertroop
contest continues to be keen and
as the contest is only one month old
there is still chance for the
troops trailing the leaders to gain.
The last court of honor meeting
changed the positions of several
troops and it is expected that the
next meeting of this body Of ex-
aminers will have another SUI
prise for the troops. A special
meeting of the court Of honor has
been called for April 8 for the pur-
pose of reviewing second class
scouts only. The regular meeting
will be held the Friday following
as usual but only firstclass scouts
and merit badges will be review
ed.
A large humber of new recruits
are being registered by the vari-
GUS troops. Counts are given
troops for new members and the
local council will show a real in
crease in members after the con-
test is over.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

Rock Island EIks' aaxaphone
hand will give : concert next month
1t meeting OF the lsdies' auxiliary
OF the iodge-its firgt appearance
except 1t Elkt' meetings.
Popularity Of the band y %
great. however. that It Is already
in demand at many nearby cities
and there seemed likelihood that
II will be booked for public APP
pearances this summer.
Peoria lodge members. guests at
last nights meeting Of the lodge,
were SO enthusiastic that they un-
dertook tentative plans to have the
entire band 90 to Peoria soon for
the formal opening Of the new lodge
home In that city.
Carl Shimmats, director, who has
been studying in Davenport this
winter, devoting much Of his time
to the organization Of the band.
has announced that he will locate
in the tri-cities and his continued
leadership Of the organization as
sures its constant growth. The
band numbers 40 pieces.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

81 n af6ters Of Rock Island county
WI b asked to preach upon the
evfl. effects Of tobacco 1t the sun
~ services, April 10, the national
A6u- Tobacco Sunday OF the Wo-
mails Christian Temperance union
Mrs. May Brown. of Moline
chairman Of the Rock Island coun-
~ organization OF W. C. T. u. said
tbday that arrangements will be
made to have pastors give SER
mons on tobacco evils that Sun
day and also to have representa-
tires Of the local unions give three
minute talks at each church the
same day.
NO special observance OF the
week OF April 8 will be planned in
this county. Mrs. Brown stated
that press telegraph reports yes
terday have given a wrong inter
pretation Of Miss Anna A. Gordon
national president, and the unions
stand on strict Sunday observ-
ances.
1.-THE union believes in keeping
the Sabbath day holy" Mrs, Brown
said, but it is not encouraging the
strict blue Sunday laws as the ar,
ticle indicates. We have received
no announcement here as to the
week of prayer beginning April ]
to launch a strict Sunday rule, but
the week is usually observed as the
week of conservation for new men,
bers who are accepted into the club
during the membership campaign
running 10 weeks prior to that
time. Our motto then is Every one
win one'."
The Young Peoples branch OF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged
Nostrils and End Head. Coda

You feel fine in a few moments,
Your cold in head or catarrh will
&c gone. Your clogged nostrils
will open. The air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more dullness, headache.
no hawking, snuffiing. mucous dis
charges or dryness; no struggling
for breath at night
Tell your druggist you want 4
small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic cream in your nostriis, let II
penetrate through every air passage
OF the head: soothe and heal the
swollen, inflamed mucous mem
brane. and relief comes instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
,arrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
Stuned-up and miserable.-(Adv.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

brief illness. The ch;,a -.
in Davenport Sept. II. ~ 81 N
Mrs. Ama'ia Maria P.alss, u
cumbed to an extended iIln..s
day morning at Mercy 49,.
She had been a patient thu. !.
some time. The deceased v,.,
IN Meldorf, Schleswig Hcst o0fl
Germany. May %, 1886
Hugh E. Loughran. for a
q blacksmith at the Rock Isl,Ess -
C senai; succumbed at his home. s,
Grand court yesterday mor.s u
He was 50 years old and was
in county Tyrone, Ireland
came to Davenport in 1880 ana !, . !.
resided here since. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22
MAKE EARLY PLANS
FOR YOUR GARDEN

If you intend to plant a.vegeta-
BILE garden this year, careful plans
should be made in advance so that
the space you have will be'used to
the best possible advantage.
The department Of agriculture
has issued several kinds Of garden
books adapted to different parts OF
the country and our Washington
information bureau will secure a
copy that exactly fills the needs Of
any reader.
Fill out the coupon and enclose
2 cents in stamps for return post
age. Print name and address or
be sure to write plainly.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22
TERRITORY MADE
LARGER FOR OLD
COLONY OFFICES

The insurance firm of J. E.
jenkins and Arthur H. Petersen
with offices in the Kahl building in
Davenport, have been awarded in
addition to the state Of Iowa, the
territory of western Illinois for Old
Colony Insurance company. They
are appointing county and district
Offices for both states.
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the Rock Island w. C. T. U. will
be asked to aid the county organ
ization in carrying through its
anti-tobacco Sunday program. A
national delegate Of the union will
arrive in Rock Island at some later
date and help in furthering the or
ganization of the young people s
branch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22
The Day IN Davenport

Two Homes Durylar1sed. "A. W
Hamann, 1107 wilkes avenue. well
known attorney, and Otto Barg-
mann, 1872 Clay street, were vic
Tins Of burglars Sunday night
when the cracksmen forced en-
trance to the two homes, while the
families were absent. and escaped
with jewelry and clothing aggre-
eating more than $700 in value
Over $500 worth of plumber was
taken from the Hamann home
while Bargmann lost approximate
~ $500.
Auto Is St0lon.-Two auto thieves
Sunday night stole the machine Of
August Micnael from its parking
place in front OF the Davenport
theatre on West Third street
switched license plates and then
wrecked the car. when they drove
it into a tree in Fejervary park
They are still at large. The radi-
ator and motor Of the car wa
damaged beyond repair.
Crashes In Dray-When Chester
Anderson was coasting his auto
mobile down Brady street Sunday
he crashed against drayload Of
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desertion In police court yesterday.
he agreed TO return and live with
her and treat her right.
Death Recerd.-warren George
NORTH, 3-weeks-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Moritz, residing at
2728 Rockingham road. died Sun
day afternoon at the family home.
The parents and grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Book and Mr..
and Mrs. George Moritz, all of Dav-
export. are the only survivors.
The death Of 6-months-old Phyl-
lis Mccullough. infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh A. Mccullough,
residing at 119 LeCiaire street. oc-
CURED Sunday morning after a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

Mali Order Bride Fails-His
mail order bride failed to come up
to specifications, according to Ar
thur Smith. a farm hand, and so
he shipped her back home to Ken
lucky. But when he had his pre-
liminary hearing on charge Of wife
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

scription and also the Golden Med.
zeal Discovery. I at once began their
use and am happy to say that these
wonderful medicines have mastered
my trouble. MRS. CORA STAR
BUCK. ZIG E. Madison St
Send loc to Dr.. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo. N. T.. for trial
package Of any Of his renedieG
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

Marriage Licenses Stanley C.
Moran, Davenport, and Gladys Mac
Quarririe, Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

health. l sui
fered greatly
at intervals
a n d seemed
to be getting
worse in spite
Of all I did to
improve my
c o n d ition.
Some one told
mo Of DR..
Pefce's E-
v orit0 Pre-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

Danville, Ill.-"When l was twenty
years Of age / was in very delicate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-22

furniture In front OF the Daven-
port Chiropractic school and tipped
it over. He paid fine Of SIS and
costs in police court yesterday foS
careless driving.
Drives Into ele-Speeding up
to avoid being pinched between q
street car and heavy auto truck,
H. L. Williams, S22 Mississippi
avenue, driving his car west on
East River street, m0mentarily lost
control and crashed into . tele-
phone pole at the junction Of East
Third and River streets. wrecked
his car. and snapped the pole SIX
feet from the base. The damage
will amount to $500.
Organize New PaFk-Tobe Wat
kins. manager Of Forest park. Dav-
export, is now in Sioux City, where
he is organising q 100000 COM
pany to open up a new pleasure
park there. Mr.. Watkins, one of
the best known park managers in
the middle west, will continue to
manager Forest park. He has also
taken over the management Of Dex-
field park. 10 miles from Des
M0ines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11
LEGAL.

the improvements on account ot which
said assessments are levied
NOW. THEHEFOEE hE t- ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD or COMMISSIONING
OF THE c1rY OF TULSA. OKLA
1iDNA.
SECTION : That there snail be and
hereby is. hppprtioned %. charged. levied
nnd aaaested against the several lots and
tracts ~ land liable 10 assessment snd
the owners thereof ln STREET M.
PNoNENENT DISTRICT so. ss3 with
the improvements thereon and appurte-
uauccs thereunto belonging AS a special
tax Co pay Tibhots & Pleasant. Inc FOR
the constructiou of street improvements
as provided by contract with the city ot
Tulsa, Oklahoma, the amounts respect
iyvly as follows. to-Wit.
OVERLOOK PARK ADDITION
lIANLnr fnr ALlnIraL In.lIrNarH lnnrL
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LECALS

from whom the delinquent insta'imeit or
tnst4limsnts. are due, q reasonable HtFnr-
ney.s Zee and costs ~ collection here
able attorneys fee aut costs of COLLECTION
shall iu no event. exceed TIA. fUliuwtrs
amounts and schedule y pcrVvutagcs
exceed The sum of {i50 lu any case.
Incurred. an amount not 20 exceed tWyutg-
five ,15J per cent of tho auiout u th1
dclinqucut lnstslimcnt or nstallucuts Anl
case shall exceed the sum of SO 90 and
90 no case ne less than the sum % ietau,
Provided that nothing hereln cuutuiNDt
shall be construed TO operate as a lmi ia. i.
uon upon the power Of any court ot
competent Jurisdiction wherein suit is
tax Sin or tax bills ~ fix aud detor9 line
a reasonable attorneys Zee ~ DE taNrd 40
the aciion In favor Of the holder % INC
SECTION q That passage BY. Board
N Commissioners of this ordinance.
scnbedi its propoftionate share OF p"
cost OF the pavement according 10 tle
benefit derived thcrcfrom, and in uat'-is
aud fixing "a lien upon thc property us
herein set out, shall operate as notice ~
such assessment and lien against tlv
creditors OF the owners " such propc' "
and the purchase thereof and the hon
hereby fixed shall be effective against all
such owners. creditors or purchasers.
SECTION 5. That all ordinances o.
parts OF ordinances iu conflict with the
provisions " this ordinance, insofar -,
such conflict exists. be. and tho same erc'
sECrtON s; That an emergency exists,
for Tho preservation Of the public healtns
peace and safety, and FOR the furtherancH
" street Improvements. ~ reason where
o. this ordinance shall take effect from
and after It's passage, approval ana
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved thia
APPROVED. this an day OF November.
T d. EVANS,
mas FRANK SEAMAN. city Auditor,
'FFHRH,SSfK E. DUNCAN city Attorney.
Publlshcd IN the Tulsa daily woriH
nMoyssmb'I 10; II. ls2l. TINS
SfotarrcE FoR Gt5R" hEARtRSSGaf on V''ius' as
sIREET iMPR6yEMESf DISTRICT
NuMBER sS9, CITY OF TULSA
In compliance with the resolution Of
the Board Of .Commissionsrs adopted on
hereby given that the Board Of COmmis-
sioners OF tho CITY ot Tulsa oklahoma
ment OF the City Engineer as to the
amount OF the cost Of the vibrmithic con-
crete pavement which shold be assessed
erty benefited and othcc property fable
TO assessment and the owners thereof. In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
$50, which includes the following de-
scribed portions OF streets, to-wit3
PHOENIX AVENUE from tho
North line Of Admiral Bouies,srd TO
the South line OF Archer Street.
And said Board Of ComtuisEioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and the estimate OF the city
Engineer and has determined to assess
tho cost OF the Improvements in said dis
rict against the Abutting property. the
property benefited and other property
liable to assessment. and the owners
thereof as follows, 1o-wit:
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SAFE
4 UrrROIT FLEGTHIC

DETROIT fIL'lbIt
rbsr1uFHfg uyurhauirl. rrpaluiot nnN
t.r r.n battery fully guaranteed fo.
4 r.t as o. now HHr. You take no chances.
frrrns 90 rrs..uh.Hle parties. Bottom
iira4 Motor ~. gei1, 1898. 900 e,
Fifteenth.
BAUY GRAND Chevrolet roadster, 1871
model perfect condition. cord tires,
sf0n. cosy t,rrH. Lewis. Marsh Corpora
upu. roof s Main. usagg 500.
uufgk 5usss,usor touring car perfect
ruuuIpl ordar. good tires $3.50, easy
f.ums. I4wIH Marsh Corporation, io0i y,
Main. Usage 1870.
Grey ROLEr touring car, sell starter,
good tires, S20O, easy terms. Lewis
Marsh Corporation. ll0l S. Main. Osage
3570.
CHEVRoLEr delivery wagon, i9ai model
self starter, perfect running order, t316
easy terms. Lewis-Marsh Corporation,
1907 s. Main. osage $50
FOR SALE-Ford roadster with small ds.
livery bed, 1875 model good running
prdvs, good tires biz bargain, price 500,
/ tOt2 y. third.
FOR SALE Fotds, podgcs. Buicks ani
! many other good makes, every oar :
p bargain, terms Co suit Used Cay k1
change. az y Main. Usage iiqS.
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LIST For the above proposition.
2nd Again,, the above proposition

ar the voter desires % vote Tor the
above proposition he shall stamp an *"
In the first square above; II he destres 10
vote agalnst tbs above proposition he
shall stamp al ~" IN the second square
a bowel
No persou shall be entitled TO vote upon
the proposition above set forth, unless
such person ne legal qualified property
taN-payinE voter OF the CRY OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, as required by law. Tho polls
shall be opened a. six o'clock A N. and
remain open continuously until. aud be
closed At. seven o'clock T. NJ on said 29ih
day Of November, A. b., 1894. which Ia tho
date Of said election.
The number ana location ef pa!!Gz
places and the pefg-nJ who shall conduct
said election shall he as follows.
Precinct No. / Beginning at the In
tersection ~ Second and Main Streets.
thence Fast on Second street 20 the II,
X, & r Railway, thence North westerl y
along the NJ x 4, Railway ~ Main
street; thence South on Main street 90
the place of beginning.
Precinct No. p Beginning at the In
tersection of Main street and Frisco Rail
way thence North On Main Street 20 the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11

u'uDiished In the Tulsa Dairy world, No
vember T. 3, 6, Z. s. 2. 10. II, Z, a. II,
10, 10 ~ 10 @ @eo i w. zS, g 20, 3D.
Publishers).
SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION
Under and by virtue Of section 21 OF
Article 10 q the Constitution OF the
state OF oklahoma. and ordinance No
2206 Of the city ~ Tulsa, state Of okla
homa, authorizing empowering and d.
rectlug the undersigned, the Mayor Of the
election for the purpose hereinafter set
forth, which said Ordlusnc" was passed
and approved on the 2Gth day Of October
1921, and published IN the Tulsa Daily
World. as provided 6y law J. T. u.
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, do hereby call and
proclaim special election to be held n
said city OF Tulsa, Oklahoms, upon Tues
day, November the 29th 1891, for the
purpose OF submitting to the qualified
property taN-payitg electors Of said city
u Tuisas Oklahoma. tno following propo-
sitlon.
Shall the city uf Tqisa state Of Okla
homa. incur an Indebtedness by iE, ling
It's negotiable watcrworks uu'tty serial
coupon bonds Of said city OF Tulsa, Okla
"Waterworks Bonds of Tulsa. oklahoma
i9 The iaggregs9te ,Rrine.iipsl sum - sN
o00.oOl Dollars, to provide funds fof the
purpose of dcfraying the expense ari pay
Ing the cost Of acquiring, constructing and
equlpping "a watcrWorhs and water supply
system from the Spayinaw Greek, near M
junction with the GRAND River, In Mdyes
County, state Of Oklahoma. To and int
the City of Tulsa, Oklgkv and to bs
owned exclusively by said cry as pub
lic utility and levy and collect an annual
tax In addition TO all other taNes, upon
all the taxable properly In said city
tufficient 70 pay the Interest on said
tute a sinking fund for the payment %
the principal thereof when due. .air
bonds. 10 Tear interest not 20 exceed IA
rate Of Six $50 per centum per annum
payable sem annually, and to become du.
serially within twenty-five t.5l yeatl
from their date.
Tho ballot used st said election shAl
set out the proposition a. above set furtn
and shah also contain the words
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All owners of abuttlng property. prop
'rty benefited by said improvements and
, ther property liable TO assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
tuCh Improvements or benefits 20 the
property thereby, and any claim or OBJ
JeCtiOns 70 tho assessments above set
forth shall be filed IN writing In the
ottce OF MS Frank seaman Clty AuI-
before tho 18TH day Of November, 1921, at
. 90 clock A. Nj, and the same shall be
heard by the Board Of Commissioner on
the 18th day OF November 1921 at 900
clock A. NJ, and any claim or obiectioGs
not so filed I'm writing before said time
shall be deemed waived.
DATED this an day ~ November. iJ2l.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
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Published In the Tulsa Daily World
Navember .. 10 and II. 1921. world
Publishing Company, Publishers)
ORDINANCE NO. 22lO.
DINANCE NO. 221o.

An Ordinance to apportion, levy
and assess the cost Of Improving a
portion Of Admiral Boulevard (Pnrk
placeD from the West line Of Rose
dale Avenue to the Southerly proJec-
ton OF the West line OF Block o,
Overlook Park Addition included
within Street improvement District.
No. 293, against the abutting prop
trty. the property benefited aud other
property liable % assessment and tho
owners thereof, In said street I'm
provcment District; and declaring an
emergency.
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At PawhusiSa, Oklahoma. December / 2
1921. about $1,000 acres In quarter section
tracts viii be offered for oil leases. BIDS
TO be Tor bonus In addition to stipulated
royalties, 25 per cent payable on date OF
sale, balance in thr-o aunual instalments
with acceptable security. Within the area
advertised there are about 7,ib0 oil wells
producing from I TO 1000 barrels each,
the total daily production for September
being about $4,000 barrels, and about 60
now drilling. All lands now leased sepa-
rltely for gas. For blue prints OF area
advertised, tracts now leased and proGuc-
ing wells send so cents and for all logs OF
producing wells 90 cents, and for further
Information white 10 u. s. Superintendent
Usage Agency, pawhuska, Oklahoma.
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PU6ELN PERSONAL

ACUTE AND CRONtC disorders spiusl
Affections improved by Swedish mass
mental 90 oste0pathy AMI chiropractic
also Battle creek method baths and
sNratn. yibro and electro therapeutics,
hydrupathic, measures. radium baths etc,
We also call % your home. Phone Osage
3stt-J, - p. Fitth. Trained lady nurse
m attendance.
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LEGAL.

published IN the Tulsa Daily World
November II, ~ and IL 1891. World
Publishing Company Publisher)
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The right Is reserved TO reject any or
all bids N II Is deemed to the interest OF
tho Mayor and Council to do so.
by direction Of the city Council OF
Cushing Oklahoma.
Dated this 7th day OF November, 1921.
Signed.
r. L.. HOUGH.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received BY the
before 1880 o'clock p. IA, December T.
1871, in the office OF the city Clerk. city
Hall. Gushing oklahoma, for the material
and labor required IA the Municipal Hos
pital for Cushing oklahoma TO be erected
at Cushing Oklahoma. in Gushing, Okla
homa, IN accordance with the drawings and
prepared by Rcdich and
Patterson, Architects. saltwater. OKLA
homa
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LOST--A wrist watch somewhere be-
tween West Tulsa and MidCo. Reward.
1910 s. Guthrie. Usage 5252. Irene Nam
shall.
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LOSr-Pair glsssos In case coiored lens.
In Putter's store phone Usage S7lt,
a. M 90 0 .. M.
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LoST-Bird dog, large pointer, white with
brown head ard browh spot on back
WIN pay liberal reward. call r. G.
Baker, care Cosden Pipe Line Co, or
bsaE0 1904
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LOST-Psir of long, dark brown driving
gloves with strap at wrist. CAN y, q.
HCnthorn~, Usage 5000.
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WANT ADS

LOST English softer. dark gray. short
lower Jaw, has distcmper, repeatedly
coughs, is under treatment and Will prob
ably die unless treatment continued
Nnswcrs to prince reward. Cedar 1851
Cedar 1890. Geo. $. Thomas. lbl6 W.
Cameron.