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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

OsEans for sss, so6, $40, SIS; also
Pianos for $50, $500 and upwards, b,
c. Melbert, Salina.
Still the trade continues to roll in q
Campbell 4 Tuthill's. They meal
business, and cheap h the word.
Gaverich's 'Buss runs to and from
all trains Leave orders ut EngstrOm'i
Drug Store, or ut Gaverich's Stable.
G. A. SOlberg has received some
new patterns. Call and examine them
First door south Of Open House, Sew
enth Street.
adjoining town. Will sell one or more
acres to suit purchaser. Enquire 1t
this office i6-sm.
A large line Of warranted gents
Boots and ladies' Shoes soon to be In
at Campbell 4 Tuthill's. II will be
to your interest to see these Boots and
Shoes.
Pensions, Increased Pension, Vet
erAn Bounty, Veteran Muster, Land
Claims, Bounties, Communication of
RatiOns, Quartermaster's Claims,
Claims for Arrears Of Pay, SC, &c.
References-All the officers Of the In
terror Department.
3-tf ID. M. REYNOLDS.
Try the Rocky Mountain Bitters.
They give tone 10 the stomach, stimu-
late the liver to healthy action, relieve
the overstrained kidneys, and purify
the blood. No family should BE- with
out 1t. Price 81. Sold by August Eng
strom, Druggist, Santa Fe Avenue,
sole agent for Salina Fly.
For colds, coughs, asthma, In short
for any and all arrangements Of the
lungs or respiratory organs, or for any
tending towards consump-
ton, nothing is 50 reliable ~ Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. In all ordinary cases
1t Is certain cure. and il affords sure
relief even in advanced stages.
Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the proper
to take in the spring Of the
year to purify the blood, invigorate
the system, excite the liver to action,
and restore the healthy tone and vigOr
Of the whole physical mechanism,
which often becomes impaired during
the winter. by the lack Of open air ex-
ercise, and the want of sufficient care
in the matter Of diet.
Ease by day and repose by night
are enjoyed by those who are wise |
enough TO apply Thomas Electric Oil |
10 their aching muscles and joints. A
quantity easily held in the palm Ofthe |
hand is often enough to relieve the |
most excruciating pain. This ineom-
parable remedy has many other user.
.xplsined In the advertisement Of il,
which all should peruse- Note-Eclec-
ric, selected and electrified.
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and west.

A. H. Hine is making . move to or
game q band Of young Republicans
aud have them equipped with uniforms
and torches. A good move. Let the
young men come to the front and help
him out.
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Anice littleshoyer Mons.sy evening
A Wash-out on the Denver division
between Kit Carson and First View
delayed the trains from Monday night
until Tuesday night.
School opens on Monday, the 3Oth
inst, with the following corps OF
teacher: Principal, Prof. ]. A. Sim
monds; intermediate, Miss Lucia b.
Warner; Primary, Ms. /. Parsons.
The fact that Prof. SimmOnds has
been employed to teach his third term
Of school in Br0okville is good evil
dence that he will Inabe q good super
intendent, if elected.
Meesn- Iams & Simons, Of Salina,
nave leased the Independent for one
year, and intend to make it q first
class paper. They have every ap-
pearance Of being very enterprising
young gentlemen, and Mr.. SimOns
having been foreman on the JOURNAL
Ia all the people want to know to as
sure them that the Independent, un-
der the new management, will be .
success.
Judge Moore made his first attempt
At making . plea one day last week,
and was successful in gaining the suit
for his client. Judge is still in the
Held for the Office Of Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, and the people come 10
realize more fully every day that he il
most excellent gentleman to eject to
the Office.
A sad accident happened TO one
Daniel McClafferty, who WAS beating
ms way over the road In endeavOr-
ing To board the second section Of
train No. IL, Monday morning, at the
grade this side Of Elm Creek, he
missed his footing and fell under the
train. His left ankle WAS passed over
by two pairs Of trucks and bsdly lac
Grated and crushed. He was picked
up BY the section men and brought
here ON q hand car and placed on q |
bed in the depot. The physicians
here refused to do anything in the |
way Of caring for his wound without |
orders from the authorities. In the |
Telegram was sent 10 Su. |
llerintendent Odell, setting forth the |
tate OF affairs and the condition of |
he man, when he ordered special |
engine to lie run to Ellsworth nj the
ate Of b miles per hour for DIR.
the eompany's physician, and
lisO gave instructions for the man 10
De cared for at the company's expense
lntil further arrangements could be
made. The course of Mr.. Odell in the
natter, under the circumstances. has
hardly q parallel i'm the annals of his
DRY, and the man who would perform
UGH humane act il worthy the
highest esteem. The X. =. Railway
company for its benevolent acts in
his. rs well as in great many other
Instances, deserve the highest COM
hendatiOn. In due time the special
made the trip, bringing Drs. Wright
nd Fraker from Ellsworth, who. with
he assistance Of DIR. Stearns and sew
raj other parties, amputated his leg
Glow the knee. At the present writ.
ng he is getting along nicely. He
ails from Pittsburg, Pa, is 50 years
age, and was on his way TO Cali
Drnia.
The boys do great deal of hunting
ately, but find young chickents very
carce.
The old school house Ina. been
ioved away, and NOW a fair view can
had Of the new building from An.
ersOn avenue. CAD.
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Sheri4's Sale.
A. J SCHWARTZ 4 CO. \
JACOB BIHLNAlER.

A. q s'hMA hiz %,
vs.
JACOB BiHLMAIER.
10y VIRTUE % an order Of ssle issoed oas Of
ID the District Court ef the Fsuuee nth JadseisI
District. within and Zoe the ospty of sagips snA
STATE Of Kansas. In the shove snist~d cas- Esd 10
n~ directed and deiiverra. gill on
Monday, TIE s0th day cflSepsemJer, A.
D., 1850,
u .'eksk p NJ. Of ~ day. st The door Of
'hr Coan HDoss In The city of Selma saline eSss-
~, ksnsas, offer for sai~ 81 psssc sssssss To the
highest aud tess bstdSr for eash 10 hard the I'd
iostns dr-srssed raj sssste, ta-vnf
Ce9ns pcing q; yspisi 20 feet asd fs11 f~sf
ss'utL from the nosth-vess eorper II The nsrh~as
quarter 81 .~ctiss thirteen I'D tsvnship fsagtses
lt ssaih 81 rsnx~ ths~e 81 ves ts~nss eat II,
feet theme .szth Ia tbs ..shy mi river: tsssss
sssfh-sssf dssn saA rissr 10 . rssssi ds~ .ssfk
fren The pant 81 beeissns sksnes nossh. psssIisl
vfh the ssst line II satd garter sssfssn. - tks
Tasce 81 tss1nniaE. In the essnty u = sisss, sni
sssfs Of KAn-aa. With tensas~afs ksredfsssnerts
and syyarssnso&es ts<rvsnts t~lsngins
ssd real estate 10 taken thu prDtsrsy ~ the
ahose named dsf.stast. ss.d sypssis>4 Of Tssssy-
too hundred Dollar. asd VII " s,d ssfissy .s6
ORDER 81 sals 90 . part thsr~sf
Gi..s under ny AssS tAss issh AZ q A.F..s. A
ID l4p. " ID hAKEk
ns-sv sh~siA ssbns Cssssy. Ksasss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

Sir knight, Oscar Seitz, Of Salina
called on us Monday. He will attend
the Knights Templar Triennial Con-
claye. ut Chicago next week. We
wish him and all other Sir Knighs .
pleasant time. There will be . grand
army there who WELD their swords In
the defense of destitute widows, help
less orphans and the christian religion.
-EsiC0rh Reporter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

Miss MOllie Sale returned to her
home in st. Joseph, Mo-, on Sunday
morning, after pleasant visit in Sa-
lima of several weeks, and during
which time she made many friends in
the social circles of this city.
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We arr indebted to the Kansas
City industrial Exposition aud Agri-
cultural Fair Association for cOmpli-
meniarias to their tenth annual exhi-
bition, which is to be held from Sep
tember :Iitl, To 18th.
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Go and hear Senator Plumb tonight.

s. A. Eaton, Of this city. has the
contract for furnishing the cornice
work on the new block1n Abilene. be-
ing built by Berry Brothers; also the
cornice work for the Mcpherson Opera
House.
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A Good Chsnce.

For sale or rent-a good business
house and lot, centrally located on
Main street. Lindsborg. Kansas.
House Dx 30; n good store glass
front, four good dwelling rooms up
stairs; cellar. out house. &c., &c. All
in good repair. For information en-
quire of JOHN GALLAGHER,
3-tf LindsbOry, Kansas.
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A nice shower last Sunday night
and another one ON the night follow
ing, was sufficient to brighten up
things and help on the good cause Of
blowing. The rain was heaviest north
and west.
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Col. Phillips returned from Wash
ington last Thursday evening. He
will he ia the city or State the most Of
the time until the Resembling Of
Congress. He is looking better now
than ll,. has for years.
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W. N. Jams ma Frank simons bay.

W. II. Iams and Frank Simons have
purchased the Brookvilie Independent,
and took charge Of that paper last
Tuesday. We prDmise the Brookville
people that their paper 10 new in
charge of two young gentlemen who
are energetic, capable. and fully equal
to the responsibility imposed upon
them. Mr.. Simons has been employ
ed Ia the JOURNAL Office for several
years, and latterly - our job printer.
He is first-class printer, and his
work will give good satisfaction. Mr..
Iams has also been employed In this
office. He will take charge of the edi-
torial department, and will undoubt.
eddy give the citizens Of Brook vile a
live paper,
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Mules snd Pios n Auction.

On next Saturday, I will sell at
Public Auction on Santa Fe avenue,
Salina, one large span Of Mules. about
~ Hogs, shoats and Pigs. together
with lot Of Household Goods, etc.
w. X. GELS,
Auctioneer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

Judge Prescott and family returned
from the west last Saturday. During
their absence they spent five days at
Salt Lake City. Returning, they Wis
tied some time i'm Estes Park. The
Judges health is much improved.
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The late Captain W. J. Hunter, Of
Wakeeney, was member of the Kan
sas Benevolent Society, and his death
was the first that has occurred i'm that
order. His family will receive 81 ,O3O,
and the cost of his insurance was SIS.
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Mr.. Joseph Wolsieffer, Of the firm
Of Litowich & Wolsiefier. this city,
was married to Miss Ada Schwartz,
sister of Mr.. J. N. Schwartz. Of Salina,
At Pittsburg. Penna., on the 18th inst.
They are now visiting among friends
and relatives in the old Keystone
State, They will return to Salina the
last of next week. "JOe's" many
friends extend congratulations to one
Of the best young men in Salina The
bride has visited here frequently, and
is very much respected by her Salina
friends,
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Mr.. w. G. Tuthill and wife started
for the lakes of Wisconsin Oh Thursday
last. Mrs Tuthill's health has been very
poor for some time, and it is hoped the
change will greatly benefit her They
will not: return till the latter part of
September.
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Col. E. c. Culp. of Salina, State
Agent for the Kansas Benevolent As.
ISOLATION, was in town Thursday in
the interest of the association. The
Kansas Benevolent Association is an
insurance society for business men,
conducted on the mutual benefit plan.
1t offers an excellent means of insur-
ance to all sound, healthy and reliable
business men, no other class being ad.
United. Council Gr0pe Republican.
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Mr.. Kelsey Brown, of Elm creek
township, will be n candidate for
County Commissioner in the Third
District. Mr.. Brown held several
Offices of trust while q citizen of
Indiana, and performed all his duties
ably and honorably. He is stalwart
Republican, and would make . capable
Commissioner.
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Hon p. b. Plumb. u. S. Senator, ar
rived in town last night, and made his
headquarters at the Metropolitan Hotel.
He had previously telegraphed Judge
Prescott and one or two others that he
would be here, and several of our citi-
zens met him at the depot, and enter
tanned him during the evening. To-
day he goes to the old town site of
Mariaposa, near the mouth Of the Sa-
line river, Of which he was one Of the
chief founders. Senator Plumb resi-
ded there few short days and did his
best to make it the ''chief city of the
plain" But it lacked commerce"
and people. and a few other things so
important in building up vast city.
and speedily sank into ruin. Now,
neither column nor capital can he dis
by which We may even ss-
tahlish the style Of its architecture.
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Friend Hart. of Gypsum creek,
jumped into the breach after the
Hurrah for Hancock fellows" had
had their hurrah last Saturday, and
with . neat little preface. proposed
three cheers for Garfield. which were
responded to Justify. Hart was the
lion Of the occasion, and became
famous In q very few moments.
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A tramp, named Dan McCIafferty,
in attempting to board a passing train
last Monday near the Ellsworth coun-
ty line, SO fell that the train passed
over his left leg near the ankle. He
was taken to BrOOkville where his leg
was amputated.
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On Monday last Ms. n. F. Carroll
received the sad intelligence Of the
death Of her father, Mr.. Anderson,
who resided at East Freedom, Penns-
Mr.. Anderson had made one Or two
visits to Salina, and . number Of our
citizens were quite well acquainted
with him. Miss Anderson, who has
been visiting her sister 20 long, return
ed East Immediately upon the receipt
Of the news Of the death Of her father.
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The cOlOred people celebrated the
emancipation anniversary last Satur-
day at the Park. The Agricultural
Hall was made the base of supplies, I"
wherein was stacked up large guam
tity Of provisions, etc. Dancing was
INDUCED in quite extensively. The
day was passed very pleasantly,
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Parties desirous Of borrowing mon
y upon real estate security will do
well to call upon Faulkner 4 Wildman
for tesma, - they have nov completed
special afranseUents with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent.
uooey, which can be loaned 1t . rea-
sonAble rate Of commission. ST.
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The County Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction has recalled the APP
pointment Of James Tobin, T. T. Sui
livan and Dennis Riordan ~ apprais-
ers OF school section l6, township Is,
range 8, and has appointed in their
place George Dorfiinger, J. W. Blon-
din and l.. Bugher. The Commis-
sioners confirmed the appointment.
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A mistake WAS made last week In
announcing the time when the prima-
ry elections would occur The type
setter was Of the opinion that he knew
more about the matter than the editor,
and made the change upon his own
hook" The primary elections occur
next Monday, instead of last Monday
rs We announced. and the county con-
vention will come off the following
Saturday.
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Farmer. 90 I.av,s 6or Won, ,,,,,,
es.
best.
Seasonable fru;, s,w.vs e,,,, ., a..
City Bakery. INV
Clothing, elotbisv,, r,o,h,,.,,,
now Is the time to buy cheap, cheaper.
cheapest, nj Ober d Hageman's.
Great bargains in Groceries nt Oler
'"" .
hignest cash price paid for hogs at
''' v 'e"~'S'
stock Of Boots and SHOES in m. rity
Come and zee At Ober 4 Hageman's.
HIGHEST ca.h price Maid n, hoo. .,
Bartlett and Jenkins,
Highest cash price paid for hog. nj
i'"'''eA q Sehkihs'
Ice cream delicious a. the nectar of
the gods at q. J. Lays.
All the boys huy their nobty INIT.
at Qber 4 Hageman's.
Cato C.,,u .
iu'H'hs ior your
'Ary oo"is ana 1roceres.
Nice Axle Grease the 49,, q, the
~of'o' IL ooer q hageman's.
Fans and ParasoIs NJ cost Come
and see at Oter Hspemsn'.
r..
Linen suits ana linen busters nj
your own price at Litowich 4 Wol-
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Voters, remember that the delegates
to the Judicial Convention are TO be
elected at the coming County Conven-
ton, and at the primary elections next
Monday do not allow any delegates to
be elected who are opposed to Judge
Prescott. There is q scheme on hand
to spring q new candidate for Judge
. party who lives in another county.
BE sure that the delegates are for
Prescott.
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Iron and brass castings, stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs, horse pow
er and cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
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Measrs. F. Goodnow 4 Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. 9, Csc; No. 5, Zoe; No. 4, SIC: rel,
sc; Corn, &c; shelied corn, &c.
Oats. 2ac.; Rye. &0c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

All who wish to join . Weaver 4
Chambers club will please leave their
names at Will Fros;'s shoe shop, cor
nef Of Irua avenue and Fifth streets.
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President Fairchild, Of the State Ag-
ricultural College, and Mr.. l.. II.
Elliott, one Of its Regents, were in
town last Tuesday, contemplating
some Improvements and repairs TO be
made about the building occupied by
Ober 4 Hageman, which is now
owned by the college.
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Lo1f.-Roeket Boob ouusaaniag one
i've and one two dollAr hill; also oos
=" Convsntioa Ticket" lnifiah II.
r. 81 On inside cover. The 1nAes
viii please leave Il this o0ce, a viGh
Rev. Davis -sa.,
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Several Knights Templar Of Ascalon
cOmmandry, Salina, Kansas, came in
yesterday ON the Kansas Pacific and
stopped at the Pacific to await the ar
rival Of the balance of the Knights,
who will arrive to-day. The entire
cOmmandry. numbering fortyKnights.
and many ladies leave tonight for
Chicago. CITY Journal, 18th.
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Mr.. Hugo Tungel left Sunday morn
ing for Chicago, to be gone week.
A son Of Mrs. c. Beaver, who has
been visiting her the past week, l0ft
for his home In Indiana Saturday
morning.
Prof. T. ]. Rollman and q. h. Dom
myer made trip to Lincoln Centre
the fist Of the week.
Miss Maggie Lohr took her depart.
ure Saturday morning for Kansas
City, No.
Messrs. Fred Tungel and John
Ready have gone into partnership in
the butchering business, and are hav-
ing neat little shop erected in which
to handle their meats.
Miss Jennie Weaver, of Peabody.
Marion county, Kansas, arrived Tues
day morning, and will, for the present,
remain with the family of her cousin.
J. Weaver.
The annual school meeting on the
l2fh passed OF very quietly, and TO the
entire atisfsction Of all In attendance
Mr.. John Gatschet and Miss LOUISE
Torglor were united in matrimony on
Tuesday, August 10th. A reception In
the evening ut the residence Of the
brides mother was participated in by
the friends Of the contracting parties
CLIP
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MIR. A. Head returned from Ohio
this morling. He attended the SOL
diers' reunions both at Columbus,
Ohio, and Gaiesburg. Illinois. He
was in Chicago, Tuesday, and wit
messed the grand parade. He says it
was the grandest sight he ever saw.
There We're 10000 men in procession
and III bands
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SPECIAL ATTENTION u INVITED M orR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Conducted % the plan Of Sssias. n,sss a The
hast nsessl,s Of Gee dollar asd apsssa rsessvsS
ssa SAVINGS RANK DOOks GtSHH Isssvss,
every stI neatAs. and - estru divsaso1 81 90
PEI coal given an Ill sans rvAa,aiae sos yees
na1ini eYaal "a SGvEN PEn CENT 81 tNpN.
FOUND INTEREST 10 In sss yesr Ns.e,
eo..:ssces 10 drss issereN froa he ar.s ef .srS
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The Hancock Boom in smoI,n.

A very large and enthusiastic meet.
ing Of the friends of Hancock aud
English assembled at the school house
al Smolan Y Roads last Saturday
evening for the purpose Of effeeting q
permanent organization Of n Hancock
and English club.
James Carlin called the meeting TO
order, and stated its object.
MIR. r. A. Swartz was elected tenn
porary chairman, and made u very
neat little speech, paying "a glorious
tribute to the many qualities of the
gallant Hancock.
MIR. George Wilson was elected per-
inansnt chairman, or president of the
club, and in speech of about one
hour opened up the campaign in
SmOlan
Mr.. l.ank and +. A. Swartz were
Vice Presidents; Edward Cariin.
Treasurer; a. X. Pierce, Secretary.
An opportunity was presented for
any to join, whereupon twenty names
were added to the already long list Of
names, which now foots up to sixty.
On motion the meeting adjourned
to meet on Saturday, August 18th. at
10. Johns school house.
A. X. PIERCE, Sec'y.
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e Board of Education will con-

slider the purchase of furniture fer the
new school building on the 9Th of
September. Furniture men are ex-
pected TO have their samples and
prices here on that day. and the menu
bers of the Board will enjoy q genuine
Turkish bath sweating over the
matter.
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hqee. Rsscn3es, Buntinp, GreaS
Aioes, Be-, - COT e Ooes Z HAg~
mAA'A
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We reproduce the following table
showing the decrease in the property
assessment for 1880. in the Salina
school territory. AS published last
week the table presented an increase
of railroad property to the amount Of
S49, s62, whereas that figure was the
deficiency in assessment, rs compared
with that of 1873, after deducting the
increase in railroad property since 10.
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WE FIND aUYERs rum

WE FIND aUYERs FoM:
LAND. SHEEP RIMS
FARMS. CATTLE saNcurs
CITY PROPERTY. MINING PROPERTY.
AND REALTY GENERAILY-So
MATTER wnGRE LOCATED
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We reccsse arcousss frso nescAanss ~an~f,r,
eeren 40 ssAsrs sod aloe iassrsss - aAiIV -
sar0S.
We allos iatsrese - Aspssiss sson Fssnsn 81
"seess. subject u eheet ss sigAs-
We siiss insersss % Aspssiss @, . s>srsssA
time
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AQve.
ksnsss Central gouNdrv.

DIR. Jackson cures every case.
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MONEY voa MORTGAGES
On A2A& OODA~.
O. - S-~s - s~.s - .ss-
So0E q oooGA.
esssss sss n.-sss.