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We learn that circular is or has been
sent to the different members of the Con-
gressional Committee of this District to OBJ
tain their consent to fix on Independence
as the place of holding the District Conven-
ton to nominate candidate for Congress,
and also to make the basis of representation
Mr.. Mahony's vote of two years ago. 1t
is also proposed to fix the time Sept. 7th.
This, in our opinion, is decidedly unfair to
the northern counties of the District. In
dependence is two days journey from most
of the northern counties. A trip, then,
from Mitchell county will consume five
days time, whereas West Union can be
reached in one day from all points of the
District. 1t is also unusual and unfair to
make the basis of representation as prepos
ed. The custom has been to take as the
basis of representation the vote of the high
est officer at the last general State or Ma
tonal election, which is the only fair and
Just plan. We trust the Central Commit
tee will adhere to this custom at the pres
ent time and thus avoid an innovation that
can result in no possible good. Let the
Democratic party continue to adhere to its
time honored precedents, for it is because
the people have abandoned them that our
devoted country is at present environed
with perils which threatens it's very exist
ance
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onn1bus Line.
& JNO. H. FREEMAN

A NNOUNCES to the public that be has yestabs
II ed an lNDEPENi ENT LINE for the convey
OF passengers from and TO the Steamboats,, Car
and Hotels of MEG rsgor and North McGregor. Eve
~ attention will be paid to travellers and their bag
gage, and reasonable charges made. 400 ,-'.sg
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o. HULvsRsoN, Cashier.

~ Notice.--Episcopal Service every Sahd6S
3o'cl'ck P. NJ, at the German Presbyterian Church:
opposite the Brick school IIouse. Rev w. =. LloYtf
Pastor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-20

President Lincoln has proclaimed mar
lial law in Kentucky. The opposition
party in that State claim that it is done be.
cause an election is at hand there, and I'M
der martial law the polls can be manipulated
BY military authority as they were both in
Delaware and Maryland. The administra-
ton followers declare, per contra, that SEE
cession is so rampant and so ovcrrides all
loyal movements in that State that, unless
the military power be made, temporarily,
paramount to the civil, there is imminent
danger Of Kentucky dropping off into the
arms Of the rebels Davis & Co. We
heartily dislike the imposition of martial
law, especially when created for no other
visible purpose than to deny citizen the
liberty Of speech and the ballot box, on the
merest pretences of party plunderers and
government thieves, whose only hopes Of
sucking the life blood Of a people and vio-
lating the constitution and laws for another
term depends upon the reelection of the
party in power, whether by overriding the
polls or in fraudulent showing. George
Washington, in speaking Of undue assump-
tons Of military authority, said: under
any form Of government they are inauspi
cious to liberty, and aretegarded as partc.
ularly hostile to republican liberty" We
shall soon know, however, whether the
polls in that State are, or are not to be
tempered with by the military at will, and
whether Mr.. Lincoln will countenancc,
though we trust not, such illegtimate efforts
in his own behalf. on the part Of inconsid
crate and unprincipled partisans.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-20

Flour is in great demand both in New
South Wales and Victoria in cause Of the
failure of the crops. 9- a 5#.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-07-20

kdaily paper is soon to be started in
KeGkuk. II will advocate the election Of
Fremont and Cochrane.
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GreenbNcks Wanted :.

r WILL exchange for the above. one stove and
l. Dwelling House in a first rate location for tusi-
ness. The ropery will rent for $500 per year, and
is cheap. A good we'll on premises. Call on +. W.
WOOD for particulars. 40l =
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Prices.

NECESSITY will compel us after August
18th, to advance our Subscription. Adver.
tisemcnt and Job Work at least FIFTY Per
CENT. Paper, Material, Labor and Eatables
are going to tho clouds. All indebtedness
TO this office can. be paid at old prices up to
August 18th. New Subscriptions will be
IS in advance If the TINES isnot wanted
stthese rates the Proprietors prefer winding
isup. Subscriptions before August 18th
will be Two DOLLARS in hand; after that
time THREE.
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E'Oll nd

Due Dill for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, pay
able to Eli Weston and made by j. b. Gueuezias Of
Clay ton. The owner can have the same by esninG
ut A. steinam Co.'S and paying for this advertise
ment sf 8 iAt# &NzztF. E'AAO4
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McGregor Western Railway.
Milwaukee & Pr. du CHEN Railway
ss- select school.---The Monona sele

HJ- Select SchO0l.---The Monona Select
School will be opened the first Monday in septem
her, 1864 under the directors.p of Miss NJ Il. Posr.
The price Of tuition per term will be
Juvenile Class, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Higher English and Latin,..... ....... AGO
Extra for French Observation-Disclosures. 200
The first initiative term will continue IL weeks.
A competent teacher in the person of Miss T. NJ.
POST will be in readiness to act assistant If
quired. scholars are requested to be present. as
nearly possible, at the beginning of the term, in
order to commence with their respective classes,
3n400 .tFFf4as
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Il II " ID s.! e 2.
$4,000 % In GREENDACKS!

.... ..-., s--. ...a..ea Fs 0.r f.l s1eE e.'-
WYE are in comm unication with parties who are
w sircus of investing the above amount In
good Western Farms and Lands, IL the same can BE-
bought at r.asoable prices.
Parties having Farms, or Good Farm Lands for
sale, will please send the Numbers Price, &C., and
we will try and effect sales for them at our usual
rates of Commission. .-., .-.., .>s&tsaA SaA
CATRtNS r. McCR ANEW
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....-......s t...r CALKiNS & McCRANEY.
n FesU .MOve Left. I,,

We have three or four good farms for SALE One
Timber Farm with good house. SO acres improved,
plenty of water. and every other necessary abd con-
yeuience, which authorized to sell very cheap
The Fern contains $50 acres lies within miles o.
McGregor and is very valuable for the timber which
lies withn mile of back-water from the Missis-
sppi. @....t.,sr. .sst s..@ ,ss ,.t.4st
der pillow and in high state of cultivation; timber
near at hand; running water on the Farm frame
house and all necessary out-houses. ....,
Also, two three good Timber Lots near McGreg-
or. s.1 eayas.E
Also good Timber Farm within three miles OF Me-
Gregor; partly improved, balance valuable for tim.
Der f' " " '+st
And any amount Of Wild Lands, from 40aere
tract 100 acres in a body all of which will be
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Sold Cheap for Cash, OF part on Time.
~ If you want to buy or FELL Lands or Farms,
don't fan to call .rlE tN tr.fl lt.a EaA
l..a.s# .-.t CALKINS l. McCRANEY, 4ls
Real Estate Agents, McGregor, Iowa.
July 18th, 1854 ae,aar 4Os szs
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OuTg Is uouSc piaytu dHedoy uOt IeSS
than half dozen times on Change and
about it. Last night at the Sherman House
sub. Board whisky Beard the papers here
call it) were the words following, to wit:
"A Banking House in Wall street claims
to have dispatch that Gen. Grant has
taken Petersburgh and that Sheridan is
after the raiders" This is very modcstly
put, but it won somewhat and wheat de-
clined from 1872 on Wednesday evening to
1913 and LA on Thursday! The Banking
House only claimed nobody knows
wAat banking house and nobody else has
the information It may be true, but it
wears on the face Of it very doubtful
look to use significant westernism: ut
won't do to bet on" But, let US change.
j. II. BOWMAN (''Beaa Hackett'') has
transferred himself from the Post TO the
Times, and hereafter the local side Of the
latter win be enlivened by his pen. There
are other Locals besides "Beau," and
hence he must neither be charged or credit.
ed with all the good and bad things on thu
third page Of the only rsdl newspaper O.
this city. He promises, occasionally, t.
favor our sheet with line or two of Chi
cago items ''mixed with philosophic re
Elections" Let him try it il he would
please us.
Col. WooD, the indefatigable, has got W
a Museum and Theatre on Randolph
Street that are very attractive. His Mu
scum is assuming colossal proportions, ant
in time, with his irrepressible energy, !
will vie with the most extensive in America
/ have now and then dropped in to pas
away an hour in examining the immens
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in all respects except, perhaps, that he
lacks few" of being up to the standard es-
innate OF the "trnly loyal, higher law" ad.
ministration admirers, a qualification nee.
essary to hold any Office, in the gift of the
government, Of profit.
At railroad meeting held at Forreston,
Howard Co., resolutions were passed pledg-
ing the best efforts OF each individual mem-
Der Of the meeting to raise 500, 900 to aid
in the construction of the McGregor West.
ern Railway. 1t was our intention to pub
lish the full proceedings as per request,
but by some means We lost sight of the
copy containing the report until too late
for this issue. On Thursday a party Of
about fifty pleasure seekers called on Gen.
Bgelow and lady at their residence eigh,
miles from this city, armed with an abund-
ance of delicacies, prepared by the ladies,
for the occasion. The drive was the most
pleasant one could imagine on a bright
balmy, moonlight evening, the Gen, and
lady greeted each warmly; the music was
the best the well.known Jim Williams
string band had in store; the dance and
2romenades we're enjoyed by all; the re-
ireshments prepared by delicate hands
the ladies were, as they always are in Nc
Gregor, agreeable; the gentlemen attentive
and certainly the whole affair was one O
the most pleasant We ever attended. W.
shall 60 again-if We have an opportunity
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DROPOsALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMmIssARY or SuBsIsTESCE,l
WARRINGTON, Angus IS, 1864.
Sealed proposals are invited until August 26, at
~ O'clock, M, for furnishing the subsistence De-
partment with
TWO THOUSAND (2,cOO BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Tie proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. I, 2, ard , and bids will be enter
tainPd for auy quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be 10 duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
The delivery OF the Flour to commence within
Ave days from the openng OF the bids, and In such
quantities, daily, as the Government may directs
delivered at the Government wATehnuse,in George
town, at the whArves or railroad depot In Wash
ington, D. c.
1he delivery of all Flour awarded TO be com-
pleted within twenty days from the opening Of the
bids.
Payment will be made In certificates Of Indebted
ness, or such other fundA as the Government may
have for disbursement.
The usual Government Inspection will be m ade
Just ueiore the Flour 10 we'd, and none will be
ccepted which 10 not fresh ground, and sde from
wheat ground In the vicinity where ufaetured,
unless Of very superior quslity,
The Flour to be delivered in new OAk barrels,
head lined.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid OF
each bidder who has not the oath on file In this
office, aud no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
| bids or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves tine right to re- jeot any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under.
signed, at 1913 G street, endorsed, Proposals for
Flour s. e. GREENE,
AulT-ot Captain and Z. 5. V.
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NJ K W IN V K TION
IN CD
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. s. B. sI6EsMoND q HAYWARD,
2eo PennIylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. l. H. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their mpruv ed system;
LIST. The teeth OF their manufacture will never
e0rrode nor change color by any acids, aud are
three-fourths lighter than any other.
%. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inorenIive and never
70 Aoho.
9Th. No temporary teeth are needed, AZ perma.
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishgured,
9th This work has been fully tested for over
ave year, BY many OF the first chemists and physi-
clans OF this aud the old country.
Drs. s. H. have also invented q white indie.
structible metal nllng, with which the M at en-.
uitive teeth can DO Oiled without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side root1
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With Innoxious Vapor, by Drs. sigesmond d Hay.
ward, go PennsylvAniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers Of AnAestio InnoXlous yApOF (not
Laughing Gas, nor Chlorolorm or Ether but
strictly an AnAestio AGENT entirely free from ex.
hilArsting effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
InBensibility to pain.
The beat Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my2S
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jeis iy
SoLDIERs OF THE UNION

Read the following Letters received from your
Comrades As endorsements OF the WORLD
known as PROF. HoLLoWAY's PILLS AND
OINTMENT. You will here find unsoli oited tosti.
moniais received from all parts OF the country
See TO Your Hsalthl Ali Of you have some one
interested in your welfare then do not delay.
su TGS To s \ sSS SGs Sn e
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purohas
your HEALTH For IS cents 50 cents, or si.IO win
TO the greenest and ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on file for
inGPeSsion at this ofoe Copies mail to any
ouARTEHMAsIER'l pEPARTMEsT,I
ssth Illinois Volunteers,
d.. fot Ii lsLAN o. :; e, November %, 1862
sIR; Enclosed please md two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each of your celebrated
10 this at once, for am much In need Of the sboy2
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, O. NJ,
ssth Illinois Volunteers.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, Wat
January 7, 1884.
DEAR Sin; have heard = great deal OF tAlA
about your famous Pills, and as never was In
the need OF them till now, want to try them, Ca
send me the worth OF the enclosed. Yours, SC.,
JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. 4, 9Th ReGt., Excelsior Brigade,
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. &c, 1871.
DEAR SIR; Please find enclosed one dollar, Lad
send me the amount in your famous Pills, IS am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, &C., THOMAS T. TURNER,
Co. I, I'd Iowa InfsntTy.
MoRRIS Island, s. C., Jan. II, lSbi'
Prof. HoLIODdg
DEAR SIR; Enclosed you will hnd so cents, Tor
which wish you to send me some Of your valuR-
Bile Pills; send them by mail. Ien0lose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL Q. HALL,
Co. d, 9TH N. II. Vols, p IT Royal, s. C.
CAMP OF 9TH Excelsior BhIOADE,l
January %, 1864. (
Pref HoLotodg
sin; Please send me for the enclosed so cents the
worth OF It In PILLS. enclosed lind 10 cents to pEy
postage, and you will oblige. Address, yours,
SeTgt. WIN, POWERS,
20. Z, 9th Regt. Excelsior Brigade,
Warrington, d. L.
MoRRIs bland, =. C., Jan. 81, 1864.
Prof Houotoay;
Please ind enclosed the sum OF one dollar for
Pills have DiArrhga, and can't get II stopped,
20 want TO try your Pills. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM CHRISTY,
90. D. 10th Regt. Penn, Vols,
Morris Island, =. {.
CAUTION.
II the reader OF this "notioe" cannot get a box Of
Pills or Ointment from the drug stOrei In his place.
let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and ] will mail box free OF expense.
Many dealers will not keep my incidence on hand
because they cannot mako as much proht a. On
other persons make IS cents, 90 cents, and f!,4A
per box or pot, apN-iy
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MEDICAL,
SPEoIAL1R oTIoR.

pr. N. vELLNY's Priv,ss Hospital, In the FED.
srsi mock, cornor ofssvsnth and rsnes,., oppo.
n,s the Post and Psten. onoe,. Rooms % and -,
mp stairs, Washington, D. @.
All diseases Of . private nsturs treated In thu
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
In all Gases. sYPHILITfc AFFECTION, CON-.
oRRHGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERATTVE
ORGANS from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured Slso.
soUr, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
ZONES, and JOINTS, ScRoFULA, BLoTCBES
on TIRE FACE, ERUPTIoSSon the Limbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
or rnr BLOOD, from whatsoever cause they may
have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, lot no false deli.
'~'s' p'e'en' S'u "oD' ''P'''Ae '"
Or. veliny, who IL acknowledged TO be By far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
"
''p'''>'' U'e~',' i'"' No' " '''' .-N
known your misfortunss, and he will speedy send
Won on your v,v re,o,s,us.
.r.,
inA' uieAu'ui ''ouiseo' us young inauis'a In
when alone, destroys the senersnve organs, units
than FIR martial l,s,. p,odu,,n, v.,ln.,. ot thu
'"'A ""' n' '0'' " '1'A."'H -'1 A.'
power ps'p''Auon VI 'ne nsAi' neisou'n'.o
!" 'o'' u mem'rH "s'>N'n'" hA0i'4 INSANITY
consumption, AND dessn
YUM MANI In Wow OIL inc aresd'ui eonse
Quenoes OF aeAV' 10 no' iAn '" MAKE your case
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DROPOs SAILS FOR WOOD.

hEADaH DEPAhTmEkT OF WARRINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAETERMAtrER,
Nos. o3i, b96, bss, and 80 FOurteenth st.,
hear New York Avenue,
WARRINGTON, August 8, 1864.
Proposals are invited for furnishing Wood to the
troops In and around the FOrts hereinafter speci-
ned, from parties owning Wood or Wood lands In
the vicinity OF the same, viz:
North OF the Potomae-FOItS sumner, Mansfield,
DayaTd, simmons, Gsines, Reno, KeArney, De
Russy, Stevens, slocum, Totten, slemmer, Bunker
81 esde, Kmbat, PArrott and Cameron.
East OF Eastern Branch POt0mAe-Forts Greble,
Carroll, snyder, stanton, Baker, Davis, Dupont,
Meigs, MahAn, and Batteries Ricketts, and Wagner.
SIuIh OF PotOmAc-FOIts Macy, Ethan SLen,
9. y. Smith, Bennett, DeRalb, COFcOran, HAgerty,
Woodbury., Whipple, CAss, Tillinghast, Craig and
PROPOSALS are also invited for furnishing Wood
to Point Lookout, ST. MAIy's county, Maryland,
to the Cavalry Depot, GieBb Iro Point, Maryland,
and to the Camp of Dismounted Cavalry, in the
GAme vicinity also, for furnishing and delivering
Wool at points on the banks OF the Potomac
Oh, s1peake AID Ohio canal.
BIDS viii also be received for cutting and cordlng
Wood At such points within the limits OF the De-
pArtment Of Washington as may be Designated by
the CHIEF QuartermasEer. Full infuTmatiOn on this
polst will be given on application to this office.
pFoto.slS wtll be received under ths advertise 4.
said Department.
Proposals will be IN Ade In the following manner,
to wis
/. For Wood standing, Up Ice per cord.)
2. For Wood filled by the United States engl-
neerI or otherwise, price per cOTd)
3. For v Odd cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals muBt specify the locality, kind, guam
tity, and quality OF the Wood, and its distance
a. ON the nearest fort, camp or station for troops
Each bidder must uAch his iuil name and post
office address to his Did, and the names Of all par
tbs interested In the proposal must appear 10 the
bid.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con,
Iidered, and an oath OF allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Bids will be opened from time to time and con
| quired.
The tight Is reserved to accept all or any part OIL
No verbal propositions will be entertained, but
every bid, or modification Of the same, must be Ia
writing.
Prop sails should be endorsed Proposals fol
Wood, and addressed to
ElIAS NJ. GREENE,
LIEUT. Col. and Chief Gu ,TteTmaster,
huo-lb Department OF Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR FORAGE.

WkaHIrsror pEPoL, Deeemner ilsh
tos .annIptog he tini,sa sss,ss omsttspmsster,.
~ ~ .n " nhuiu9.e VIVA
,sSlsxAS,tIs ,ad For MSnroe Va Q, sither Of
an WIN ny, SoIn, ohts, anu strsW' o
, b,u, WI Ne Looe.yeu I9r the aSnyery OF o,uoO
S nna y, Svih UT oA's ANU VI nay UT 'HA"'
M n,Sasys rr,, ,,,,. a, vn,sh n, m. .nov.-,,m.d
a,n, ssa , sIa.e =, Whish o. ine ~, ~
rates ~ gnieh tney viii make deliveries theresa,
sfsd. he ,i%S SSsa ssd Gelystis: shall al BE com:
ha I'm nuu WI. 20 ,s ~ n, u o,d, nm An.
MAJ. ae price must DO written ou'in "Oru' On 'n'
Uon 70 ee pu, up In rood stout sacks, o. .Sou,
49, h,,Nh, 'sSs ~ ,n. - hs ov,uI.bed
Without eH,r. sSsise to the eovsrEnsnt. The
snu susW 70 ~ ~ Sao,nt, n, nat, ANN
ne aSs q te ~ 81 e
s'Sd IN N ,ns unas, thu hid, hsrs,n in.
vii ~ SssorS hns ~ '
IA, ~, .rd1 49, ~, ST. O.,
d,,,.. VII ~ LsSaa o tS ttn.nt ~
m, .hs l2wssr al !. ,,,,i =.
made whsn the whole sHount contracted for shall
usre yeeh Nv, " ~ "nu svvsp. y, - 49,.
foPo.s with Fsss.s , Ss ~ two ss,P 20 :;
as{ Vii within ten GAY, ,h hs sosn s sHeS,e "a,
n 70 me ~ Q, ,ne oDn
With ths terms o. VI. " and IN ease
~, - - .ond bctxr
MY ~ 49, "a ~ ,st io,rs., ~
2isad elaasr sna we % We d, oi y.
.W,tded. W "'''- WV - w
r. ae ~ III n.r.tS ,o.,tan,t y "a rDItoa sts,os
1noMn " ,e oSiH rIiaa.oa 81 ~ rs.,, % ~,
,s Ast9rney, So nSi,n, w. or
y, rs.n.ha ,.sr,on hnnrn 10 ri, ofiee
AZ RSsa,. I'm So dnv nottse 81 ne soeopt
All uluueis ri ~ u.ty VI 'ne "SVop'"nO
VI t All ", sne nsRp .dd,.. n, ..,h h,ado,
-. ~ III ia Lso ,.ttt. T. ahn nrnno.. " 0'1S
" h m " pRp,Ssd;.r esn.,.,
| n $780, TLio1 49,, a. ~ S,osrn 80. Wssh
-. ~ III SnistnI,, 10 "a q D..
~. ~, ~ ~ Ti. SUI !, oAiN W P'"'S 'i
ppans oI -, ,,., - ,h. .no,,n, n, Oh. ann.
1919 IL ~ Su snntrsn,or sna hoth ~ III,
M tu. Sh ~ rooUIraS y, tho .,oces.,,i MA,
~ ~ htni !, WI, az IsnIn. az snnsrsst o''
WI p " L1 49,. ~ M. a,,.ss.ntsa. 80 hco. mn
III u, n ~, o as .tten :, a. ,,on ""'
| ,Tor-n ro,ns IA st.1a, oSaN
CIown, Coun'y, ano sta ttegl-.x,
Al. .,,,.,,,o. An horohv nroy,o,o 20 t,rn,.,
me tuDsorper, q hoIegy PIoPV..S 70 iur n ~
ana aenVeS 70 tne Un,ea etales, tne ah Sr.e !.
me terms o. your edvortisement, inviu ing probo
Ias ios iorsgS, as ,,S MashihStoh Depot' DO
SENDER 2, De- tne louoWing Miciss' VIZ -, !.
| - pusneB OF Sorn, IN baohi ~ peT pushe
IS9 pounas
| - pusnes OF Oatsi IN sASHs, ~ '-pot ounhe
oiN pounas'
! - IONS OF oAled hay AZ - per ton OF HOV
poundl.
pounds.
Delivery 70 oomuenee on or before the - -
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