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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-22

year is acknowledged by the French
Olympic Committee and leaders of
the French Athletic Federation as
very gloomy. Andre Mourlon, with
mark of 10 As seconds, will be
lucky to reach the finals, they de-
clare. A.
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recently equalled the French record
of % l-5 seconds for the distance
and set mark of IS 1-5 for the 800,
but these times will not win at Col
ombes. The French, realizing this.
are bending every effort to train
men for the longer distances, 5000,
10000 and the Marathon, in which
they hope to make better showing.
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Short Distance
/. Runners Scarce

4 Paris, Nov. 22.-Thet French out
door 1923 athletic season has just
closed; and in the absence Of start
ling performances by newcomers
coupled with the necessity Of relying
upon Antwerp veterans, the outlook
for . French Olympic victory in the
100 and 200 metres distances next
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Verquin of Tourcoing and Hirli-
mann of Strasbourg are the most
promising youngsters developed this
year, but neither Of them has better
ed IL seconds. The former belongs
to football club which plays asso-
citation football league games each
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-22
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHERS ATTENTION.

Silk hose make good Xmas gifts.
We have them in Al different
shades to match your gowns, shoes,
gloves, etc. Also silk and wool in
black and the new heather shades.
Our hose are guaranteed. Real
Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc, End door
Van Horn hotel. 11-21-4t
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ELECT OFFICERS.

DR.. A. O. Henderson was advanced
to the Office Of master Of Mandan
Lodge No. 8 A. +. & A. NJ, ut the reg
ular meeting and annual election of
officers held last evening, otto
Bauer was elected senior warden:
Earle II. Tostevin. junior warden;
John Zimmerman. secretary, and H..
3. Wilkinson was reelected treas
urer. Installation Of officers will take
place at the next regular meeting
when appointive officers also will be
installed. In addition to the above
new officers, E. A. Ripley, +. A..
Tostevin, Otto Bauer, E. w. Miller
and r. A. Countryman were named
as the board of trustees.
The case of |. p Hoppenstedt, of
Fort Rice, charged with statutory Of
lenses was taken to Grant county
district court on change Of venue
yesterday. With this change from
the Morton county district court and
the continuance of the case of Nc
Keevcr, jury cases of the November
term of the Morton county district
court were concluded.
William LANCER was named as a
special prosecutor in behalf of the
state against Hoppenstedt by APP
pointment of Judge +. B. Lembke of
Hettinger, who was appealed to by
certain residents of Fort Rice inter
ested in the prosecution who filed
petitions asking special counsel be
named.
a number of the civil actions on
the calendar were settled out of
court by the litigants and were or
dered dismissed. Judgment for Wy
man Ratridge company against Nor
ris Rosen and judgment in favor
of John Spehn against Henry Meyers
were returned by the jury. Mrs.
Katie Krein suing for claim to the
estate Of Joseph Sem, deceased, and
against Phillip Sem, administrator
of the estate, was given judgment by
the jury for the entire estate which
amounted to about $1,000 less the
administration costs.
The .six-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. j. Deschandt sustained u
broken arm Tuesday evening while at
Eplay on the Custer school grounds
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES
For The District of North Dakota
In the Matter of Charles E. Ward,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Charles E..
Ward of Bismarck County of Bur-
leigh and District aforesaid, bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
November 10, 1928 the said Charles
Edward was duly adjudicated bank
rupt and that the first meeting of
his creditors Mill be held in the
office of Benton Baker. 211 Bismarck
Bank Building, in Bismarck, N. D.,
on Friday Dec. z, 1928 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at which time the creditors
may attend, prove their claims, APP
point trustee, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before such
meeting.
Dated: Bismarck, N. D., Novem-
Der 21, 1928.
BENTON BAKER
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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SALESMAN.

WANTED = Experienced salesman.
Commission and salary. Dakota
Auto Sales Company, 107-5th st.
Phone 428. 11-2O-1Y
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A larger boy accidentally struck him
while II game of tag was in progress.

Miss Helen Coils, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. j. II. Coils of HUFF, ami
Stephen Tokach, Son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Tokach of st. Anthony were
united in marriage yesterday at st.
.Joseph's church by Father Clement.
Mrs. Grace Crime of Fargo, state
president of the North Dakota chap
ter of the =. f. o. S!sterhood ar
rived in the city yesterday.
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WORK WANTED

LADY WANTS work as wash woman.
also cleaning for private family.
Call at 700 Avenue A., or phone
981-M. 1l-22-3t
WILL TAKE CARE Of child, under
six, 400 4th ST. N. ll-2l-3t
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11-17-1w

FURNITURE FOR SALE-Bedroom
and dining room furniture, buffet,
china closet. Also set of Harvard
Classics. Priced very low. Call
213 Second Street.
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Phone 453 for the
F a m Gus wilton
Screened Lump Lig-
mite Coal at $4.75 per
ton delivered. Wash
burn Ignite Coal Co.
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WANTED - Man on dairy farm
Steady work for all winter. Apply
Louis J. Garske, 1-2 mile north
Of Bismarck. 1l-22-1t
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FOR SALE-Fumed oak library
table, bed complete and other
articles. 513 Ave. A.
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son Lehr, have entered the st. Alex
JUS hospital for treatment. Mrs.
Jesse Benn. city; Miss Eva Desanter,
Center; A. Mathews, Turtle Lake;
Michael Braun, Napoleon; Mamie
Dean, )Elbowoods: Olive Eagle, Ell
bowoods; Clifford Bowers, Beulah:
Mrs. Bessie Bagley, Strecter, have
been discharged from the hospital.
Bismarck Hospital
Mrs. O. c. Gaebe, New Salem. Lii
liam Dasenko, Kongsbsrg, Daisy,
Bailey, Regain, Mrs. Jacob Stroh,
Picketville,s Mrs. Carl March,, Regain.
Lena Berreth, Hague, Ole Christin-
son, Halliday, Mrs. Ben Wagner,
Ashley, Mrs. Carl Kuehl, Temvik, FL
mer Peterson, Falkirk, Mrs. John
Rinkola, Wing, and Mrs. Alma Lee
helt, Valley City have been admitted
to the hospital for treatment. Mira.
II. A. Zeller, Mckenzie, Mrs. E. K.
Hanson, Mandan, Ole Lindseth,
Steele, Mrs. Christ Krause, Elgin.
Eilert Sawyer, Driscoll, Mrs. Mike
Gettel, Fred Dgby, Sanger. Joseph
II. Wallace, Valley City, H. w. Nyce,
Ryder, Steve Fitzpatrick, Underwood,
and Margaret Hielle, Mercer have
been dismissed from the hospital.
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WANTED - Plain sewing. Phone
994-R. Mrs. X. Griffin. 1l-21-3t
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HELP WANTED-a6ALK

WANTED-Men and boys to All va
cancies, in barber shops every
where; $25 to $50 per week; steady
work; easy employment; easy to
start in business for YOURSELF;
largest demand of all other trades
combined: modern system: we
teach you in few weeks to fill
one of these big paying positions:
unlimited training; enroll now
For free catalogue and further
particulars apply Moler Barber
College, ZIG Front, ST., Fargo,
N D.; 1O7 Nicolett Ave., Mime
apolis, Mimi; or 220 Pacific Ave,
Winnipeg, Canada. Molers, the
most reliable system of Barber
Colleges in America.
HELP WANTED-Clerks for govern
ment postal and other good posi-
tions, S1,40O-$2,300 yearly. Expert
ence unnecessary. Full particulars
free by writing G. w. Robbins,
ICivil Service Expert, 661 Burchell
Bldg, Washington, d. c.
11-10-6t
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CITY NEWS
st AleXius Hospital.

Frank Dilger, IIazen; Bertha
Rokcr, Hazelton; S. b. Olson, Regain;
Lloyd Richardson, Linton: Lois Carl
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HELP WANTED-fEMALH

acknowledgement maid for gen
eral housework, Mrs. +. H. Morris,
Gid Hannifan avenue. Phone
84l-W. 11-22-3t
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WANTED AT ONCE-Large piano
box. Phone $50.
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FOR SALE-List of North Dakota
auto owners. Address Box 121, Bis
maNk. N. d. 11-21-3t
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FOR RENT-Oarage. Call between
s and z and in forenoon at 523
9Th St. Phone 213-M. 11-22-3t
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED-E. H. sautner,
hotel man, Dodge, N. D., says:
Wouldn't be without my RATE
KIN Ignite CRATE FOR FIVE
TIMES WHAT 1T COST ME-"
They are sold in Bismarck by
Ruders Furniture Exchange and
Paul Whitman. C. F. Moody, Gen.
eral Agent, Bismarck, N. D.
11-21-tf
AGENTS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
our local salesman, selling high
grade shoes direct to wearer. Quick
seller and good commission. Elk
perience not required. Tanners
Shoe Mfg. Co., 794 C. St., Boston,
Z Mass.
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FOR SALE-Roll top jewelers. work
bench with wheel. Ten drawers,
one chalk box and cupboard. Solid
bottom, oak No. l shape. Write
Mary Hurley, Leith, N. D..
11.17.1w
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11-l7-1w

FOR RENT - Three unfinished
rooms and two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, The Laur-
ain Apis. B. F. Flanagan, Prop.
. 1.C1.1w
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Fumed Oak IL
brary table, like new. Phone HOG.
l1-2O-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL THE PARTY who took bicycle
from back Of Logan's grocery, be-
tween g. and 6 Monday afternoon,
please return. Anyone noticing a
two seated Standard form bicycle,
please notify Baker Baking Com
pany. 11-20-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

l.1HI 1SVV080 FUN u6OIV n n
FOR RENT-Furnished house, two
blocks east Of New School house.
Newly painted inside. First class
condition. 413 Raymond st. Phone
942R or 1921.
11-l7-1w
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FOR RENT-Six-room modern house
on Thayer St. Close in. Phone
905. 11-21-1w
FOR RENT = Five-room modern
house. Phone>70O. 11-21-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES, AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Two modern houses on
one lot. One two-story seven
rooms, the other five-room cottage,
centrally located and near Cath
Ollie church and school. Large
shade trees and location make this
property very attractive buy.
Payment down and liberal terms on
balance. For particulars write
Tribune No. 682. 11-21-1w
WANTED-To hear from married
couple without children, who would
like to come into well-furnished
modern home in good location, and
board two adults for use of same.
Write Tribune No. 681. 11-19-tf
FOR SALE-A bargain, seven-room
modern home. Hot water heat, etc.
A bargain for immediate sale. APP
ply owner, 7O2 Avenue F. 11-212t
FOR RENT - Modern unfurnished
fiat also partly furnished light
house keeping rooms, call 1873
Business College. 11-21-1w
FOR RENT-A strictly modern fur
nished or unfinished house.
Phone 525-R, after 6 p. m.
11-21-1w
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Reo, in good
condition, $3.50, or will trade for
live stock, 818 Ave. B. Phone 632-M.
11-f7.1W
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for two
in modern home. Close in, 201 LIST
St. corner Broadway. 11-20-1w
FOR RENT-South room il warm;
strictly modern house. Apply III
Ave. A. 1l-l6-1w
FOR RENT-C Comfortable room in
modern home. 200 Ave. d., Phone
282-J. q " Y 1859 1l-20-3t
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FOR SALE-Fords touring in good
condition; SIS cash. Phone 457.
11-17-1w
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FOR SALE-Ford touring in
good condition; SIS cash. Phone
457R.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Also
garage. $50 9th st. Phone S29-W.
11.17.1W
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FkR SALE-Second hand Fords,
Dodges, Overland. Maxwell. Sol
diers' Bonus and Hail Warrants
accepted, full value. Time to re-
sponsible parties. Dakota Auto
Sales Co., 107 5th, St. Phone 428.
11-17-1w
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-22
F.AiRVIEW NEWS

Re-" Fran Bennett has returned
home from Roane county, where he has
been holding revival meeting.
Miss Eda Kuotts has closed Il success
full school here.
Miss oval Bennett returned home
| Sunday from staying at Grantsville.
Alvie Bennett made Il flying trip to
Grantsville Saturday.
Miss GOldie Bennett returned home
Saturday, from Cabots Station where
she had been staying with her brother.
Coed Bennett.
Alma Vannoy passed through here
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Riddle spent Sun
day evening with home folks.
Miss Aida Vannoy was calling on
Miss GolGie Riddle Sunday.
Lenard Fowler was calling on Owen
Bennett Sunday.
Mrs. Fran Bennett and son Ray is on
the sick list, We hope they will soon re-
cover soon.
Owen Bennett made business trip
10 Apple Farm Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bennett was calling on
Mrs Fran Bennett Saturday.
Minnie Bennett was calling on Lulu
Bcnrctt Saturday.
Sunday School has been organized at
the school house here we hope it will
prove Il success.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-22
HARTLEY AND FREED

Those that attended the good road
meeting at Charleston Friday from this
vicinity were f. j. Mills, w. G.. Nun
day, H. c. Mills and w. II. Hays and
others.
Mrs. Sam Maze has been very sick
for several days.
Mrs. Encil Mathess of Sistersville is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
a. Monroe for several days.
G.. A. Monroe Is moving back to his
farm on Bell Run from his property Mt
Hartley he will have a sale the oath
at his farm aud viii then go TO TeXas
where ne and David Mathess a former
citizen of this county have Il store.
The meeting did not begin at Hart
'ey last Sunday and instead Rev. Sny-
der began a meeting at AnuamOriah.
s. r. Snyder aud son Merl are Park
crsburg visitors this week.
Quite a wind and rain storm visited
this part Of the county last Thursday
night.
Mrs u. O. Cooper had quilting last
Thursday at her home ON Three Mile
Those present were Mrs. $ B. Snyder
Mrs. Clyde Snyder, Mrs. A. Is McCray,
Mrs. Jennie Fox, Mrs. Francis SelmOn,
Mrs Bessie Collins and Misses Audrey
McCray and Mildred Snyder All re-
port a very enjoyable day
Mrs Sherd Snyder and son Blaine
who has been at MOrgantown visiting
passed through this vicinity enroute 70
! their home at Ayers.
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FREED ITEMS

Mrs. John Collins has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mr. Eugene ReXrOad and Perry Rob
ertS of McFarlan, have been working
here this week.
Miss Gerel Richards left here We'd
ncsday for CIarksburg where she eX-
poets to visit rela tives for some time.
Quite n few of the young people of
this place gave surprise TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Denver Wilson on last Saturday
night. Several present all enjoyed a
good time.
Mr. Blaine Snyder who has been en-
plOyeG at Morgantown for the past nine
months is spending few days here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ii. Howard will
move into the One Howard properly
at Grantsvilic the FIRST of the week.
Alfred HOlbert OF yellow Greek. past
through here Monday on his way TO
Clarksburg
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Collins on
the 18th a baby boy.
Charles and Forest Rogers and Blaln
Snyder attended the party here Satur-
day night.
Singing at Hoy L. y. Chapel every
I
"Grandma' Sinner has been very i'll
for the past few days, but is improve
ing at this time.
Mrs. Il. s. Snyder and little daught-
ers Ruth and JOsephene returned home
Saturday after spending about six
weeks at Clarksburg and MorgantOwn.
BransOn HOlbert and DR.. Mont Freed
arrived home Sunday after a couple OF
weeks visit at Clarksburg.
Denver Fluharty Fred and Velma
Fox. DOlie and Babe Morrison spent
Sunday afternoon with Miss c. Edith
Wilson.
Ressa Wilson and Clarcth Sinner
attended singing al Hartley Sunday
night.
Harrison Richards spent a few hours
| In this burg Saturday morning
The little baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burrows died at their home ON Lead
/ ing Creek Saturday March 18th. The
remains were laid to rest in the Cain
/ en- cemetery sunday evening nc NC
o'clock
Mrs Mae and Amy Elliott Of Five
/ Mile were shopping In this town We'd
lcsday Of last week.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

G. l.. Hardman and wife to Cosby
and Elah Stutlcr, 80 $3.50 acres. Lee
district.
=. w. Bailey and wife to ". a. Alie,.
90 5-S acres. Washington district.
Harry Church and wife to ]. l.. Nc
Cune. 20 5-S acres, Sherman district.
Charlie f. and Ollie Schoolcraft u
Roy ID. and May Connolly, 33 IL acres.
Washington district
Charlie #. and Dollie Schoolcraft to
Roy ID. and May COnley, 20 acres
Washington district.
United States OF America Northern
District of West Virginia SIS: in the
United States District Court In and for
said district. in the matter OF L. :
Cox Bankrupt recorded in the Calhoun
county Clerks office
Royalty Oil Go. to G. S. Dcspard one
fourth royalty under certain tract or
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-03-22

from their high average of $500 per
acre March 1890, to $500 this spring
compared TO $4,000 n year ago, and tina I
on March 1, 1923. West Virginia farm
ers held about 1O2 percent OF their pre-
vlous 5-year average amount OF ~cofn.
| ID percent OF their 5-year average am
cunt of wheat, aud oS percent of their
1-ycar average OF oats
The average amount of corn on West
virginia farms March 1, (191S to 1922,
inciusive) has been about 7.OG1 600
bushels, and of oats about 127l0pO
bushels. or last year corn crop In
West Virginia about IS percent (orT.
$500 bushelsJ still was held by farm
ers March L. 1923, compared to 81 per
cent of the 1927 crop Tor GAL. 600 ]sse
Oh farms In this state March l.. 1922
Of the 1922 West Virginia oats crop
.armers held p percent Cor 1870, 900
bus.) March l. 1923, compared To 20
percent OF the 1921 crop COR 1910, oJO
! DUs.) held on farms March 1, 1922
| About - percent of West Virginias
| 1922 wheat crop Cor 601 .OOObusD was
20 Il percent of the 1927 crop Tor 75O,-
900 bus.) on farms March l, 1922.
Average farm land values in West
Virginia have fallen from $500 per
acre average for improved farms March
1, 1920 $500 March 1, 1923, compared
TO S47.O0 average March /. 1922; and
from S42C0 for unimproved farm lands
tper acre. March /, 1920 to $3400
March l, 1929. compared TO $33.OO aver
age per acre March 1. 1922. The aver
age value per acre this spring for poor
p!ow land is $500 compared TO SsIOC
year ago and $32.G0 March 1, 1920
good plow land $G7.00 an acre compar-
ed to $4,000 year ago and $500
March l.. 1920; and the average OF all
grades of piow lands $500 compared
10 $4,000 n year ago and $500 March
/, 1920. AS there have been compare
lively few farm land sales during the
last year these estimated vSlues are
based partly or forced sales and or
prices at which farmers are now hold
ing, as well as on recent sales
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sAuTHVILLE CLUB MEETING

The Smithville Auto Club will meet
at the school house in Smithville. on
Saturday night, April IA, for the pur-
pose of recognizing and discussing the
more important subjects pertaining to
the work OF the club the coming SUNNI
err.
We urge every citizen interested in
the betterment of roads generally and
more especially a hard surface road
from Harrisville 10 Grantsville, to be
present.
We cannot secure the cooperation of
the State Road Commission by sitting
around stores discussing this very Inn
pOrtant project.
Longfellow said: "A man of words
and not Of deeds, is like a garden full
of weeds"
Come out, men, and let us get busy.
Glen s. Morris, Pres.
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PUBLIC SALES

We have purchased 1922
900 pair u. S. Army Munsi-
on last shoes, sizes 512 to II
which was the entire surplus
stock of one Of the u. S.
Government shoe contrac-
tors.
This shoe is guaranteed
one hundred per cent solid
Gather, color dark tan, bel
Iows tongue, dirt and water
proof. The actual value of
his shoe is $500. Owing
to this tremendous buy we
can offer same to the public
at $2.95.
Send correct size. Pay
postman on delivery or send
send money order. If shoes
are not as represented we
will cheerfully refund your
money promptly upon re-
quest.
National Bay State Shoe Co.,
296 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
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parcel Of land on Lenuels Run. sheri-
dan district
j. P.Campbell and others TO j. NJ.
Meadows. 80 acres. Lee district.
Josie Ross and Steve Kelley to r. A
and Bertha Ross one fourth interest in
40 acres land. Lee district
Ada Pricket and others to r. ]. Hin
tershield. 10T acres, Burning Springs
district, Writ Co.
c. a. Jarvis and wife to L. c. Hamil-
ton. one half of % acres. Sherman dis
ttrict.
Ira Hardman and wife to Lenna
E'roudfoot, II acre in town of Grants
Vile.
John II. Griggs and wife to Marcella
Church. one fifth of a tract of land
containing SIS acres. Ice district.
Marcella and Il. c. Church to Everett
Starcher, 20 IL acres, Lee district.
Noah Polling ard wife TO S. NJ. roll
ing. 80 acres. Lee district. excepting
II royalty and As acres land.
b. +. Gaia and others TO K. j. Knots
40 acres. Sherman district.
EvS Miller and Harry Miller toCora
Stump md others, 15T acres, Sherman
district
Carr Gum and wife to \. Gum.
IA 40 acres, Sherman district.
X. VI. Hunt TO Il. +. Starliey, lot No
~. Pell addition TO Grantsville.
Everett burrows to w. II. Hickman.
lot No. 81. Pell addition to Grantsville.
X. NJ. Hunt and others to Alien J..
Starcher ard wife, certain tract or
parcel of land situated on Daniels Run,
Lee district
Alien Il. Starcher ard wife to X NJ
Hunt and l.. G. Hamilton one fourth
royalty underlying two tracts one 50
acres and one AZ acres, Lee district.