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The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-31

A POLIO LODGE, NO. iG
- -. nests every Mondsy evening, y
- Hall on the corner Of Montana sa6
!, ,bannack streets. Sojousning brother.
" kood standing. are cordially Invited 70 attsad.
r. B. SMITH, NC.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

7 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
4 If you are so unfortunate as to require them
With mind matuTed and enriched by studiesof
an advanced order, can safely say that there is
hardly disease in the catalogue OF human ills
that cannot treat to G successful Issue
LADIES' am always ready TO assist you w
past know ledge hiss been increased by extensive
experience. | am now able to treat you with
the certainty of success. 10 case peculiar to
your delicate organism is bey9nd my sure coatrol
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and win be warrantedto
have the desired effect in ell cases
Those OF the public who need my services can
depend upoa gentlemanly, honorable and sci
entihc treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been In
jured by youthful indlscretions, and those who
have con Escted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can if they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the dis
| ease or t-ouble and receive medicines by e1-
press, with full instructions. All letters mutt
be directed ]. Fl. JOSSEEYN, N. o., 226 Sutttr
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Cure warranted IN all cases, or no pay &c
quire5. Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send for boss. Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Infrnary when desiredl,
| vita experienced Inrses.
Consultation PaElors, ZIG Suffer street, adjotn.
| ing the Young Mems Chrsstian Association
| Building.
| Once HourH-7-om A n. toSPM
My Diploma hangs in NY Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri
age. For sale - all newBiealers.
/ j. II. S0ssELYN, NJ. d.
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THANKSGIVING om stores aoW re.
main elosed all dag.


Beautiful concets in Fans are being opened as
we write. Nothing like them before.
New Tinsel, Crepe and Silk Ruchings in
charming combinations As and so cents.
Dress Braids TO match anything in dress goods.
Novelties in Beaded Dress Fronts So SO, S.
and 81 so Waist Fronts to match 81 so.
Six shapes in Fine White French Felt Hats
81 SO.
We have added to our Millinery Stock line
of Cashmere ribbons in bright pretty hues
Quite an item of interest for ladies max
ing fancy work.
New patterns in Ladies Isle Hose, ST g,
81 IS, 81 90, etc. Fine Silk Hosiery,
81 so to S. IS.
Ladies Hand knitted Vests in colors.
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THE MISSING HUNTERs-Nothing has
yet been heard of the missing hunters,
Joseph Bronne. and Louis Brendel, who
| left the city between and A. NJ. Sunday
to go after ducks. Mrs. Bronner and Others
drove down the river yesterday. and made
inquiries at all points, but heard nothing
of them. Mr.. Bronner's brother drove up
along the east side of the overflow as far as
the Twelve-mile House, but gained no in
| formation. Mrs. Bronner thinks they both
went in one boat. A friend of Bronneris
| had informed the latter that he proposed
| going out after mushrooms on Sunday. in
the direction of Meister's, and Bronner
| told him he would be shooting over there
and they would take lunch together. which
| indicates that the hunters started for the
overflow" and not down the river
! Owing to the storm the friend did not go
mushrooming.) There are many theories
as to the probable fate of the young men,
| some believing that they upset before
reaching Bannon's slough. Others think
| they may have struck some drift when re-
turning, and capsized. There is report
| that some one saw duck-boat drifting
down stream, but was unable to catch it.
A young man in the employ of Wells.
Fargo & Co. reports having seen two men
in duck-boat upset on the overflow, but
| lAtCN NSiG III sldllOW anu
their boat Although several parties were
shooting on the overflow Sunday, no one
seems to have seen the missing men. If
they were in one boat, and attempted to
cross the overflow, it is scarcely probable
that they survived. If each had boat,
and they kept out of the trough of the sea,
they may have reached some hunting
camp, and remained there storm-bound.
THE PUTNEY FAMILY AGAIN-The Put
ney family, residing on the Costumes, have
been having another trouble, in conse
quence of which H S. Putney has sworn
out warrant in Justice Henley's Court for
the arrest of his brother George s. Putney
Mrs. Helen Putney and James Ryan, for
malicious mischief, and Mrs Putney for
battery. Constable Swift will go out to the
Costumes to-day to arrest the parties.
PosToFFIcE Hours Tomorrow being
Thanksgiving Day, and a legal holiday; the
Postoffice hours will be the same as on
Sundays-from u to l P NJ mail will bs
delivered from the general delivery win
dow, and from carrier window at same
time. There will be no delivery of mai
about the city.
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DIED.

Sacramento, November 2i-George Walter John
ston, native of California. 26 years, 4months
and days. Funeral no. ice hereafter
Sacramento November 24-Mrs Mary r Hid
den, native of Maine, IS years month and
u days. Fall River, Mass, Santa Cruz and
Stockton papers please copy Funeral no
tice hereafter.
Santa Rosa November 19-Mrs. Elizabeth Bum
baugh, 6S years
Near Knights Landing. November l6-PatricE
Eliza Butler, SO years, IL months and % days
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
River Steamer Sunk

The steamer Modoc, which arrived at
Rio Vista at . a. NJ. yesterday, in leaving
her landing, ran against and sank a YES
sci which was tied up to the wharf Those
on the steamer were unable to see what
kind OF a vessel it was, or whether anyone
was on board or not, as the boat immedi-
ately sank ont of sight. The Modoc was
stopped, boats lowered, and everything
done to rescue anyone from drowning that
might be found struggling in the water.
After considerable search no one was OBJ
served, and it was decided that if anyone
was aboard they had found a sudden and
watery grave. On the arrival of the Mo
doc az Sacramento Captain Fouratt re-
ceiyed the following telegram from NJ
Christensen, the company's agent at Rio
Vista 1t was the steamer Margie that
got wrecked. There was no one on board %
Captain Fouratt saws the accident wouli
not have happened had those in charge of
the Margie had out their lights. The night
was dark, and those upon the Modoc were
unaware of the presence OF the little
steamer until she was struck by the large
vessel and sent Immediately TO the bottom
The Margie at one time belonged to the
State, and was used by the State Engineer
Colonel Ham. Hall, in making survey of
lne Gays ana rivers. She was propeller
strongly built, very speedy, had length of
twenty-eight feet and a twelve-foot BEAM
Her capacity was about ten tons. She was
sold by the State to ]. H. Carroll. of this
city, who employed her in carrying fruit
and salmon from the lower Sacramento to
the cannery in this city. For several
months past she was in service at the Navy
Yard at Mare Island, carrying workmen
from the island 10 the different hulhs in the
bay. A few weeks ago NJ. Bryte purchased
the little steamer, intending TO use it IN
carrying milk from the Ashland Dairy.
which is located few miles above Wash
ington, on the Yolo side, to this city. On
Monday Mr.. Bryte and a few others took a
run down 10 Rio Vista. AT the end of the
wharf where the accident occurred there is
bench. upon which the water is com
Paratiyely shallow, but just beyond the
bench il is deep.
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AnusenenfS.

CLUNIE OPERA HOUsE-There never has
been handsomer scenic effect produced in
Sacramento than that by Mr. wilkins in
the third act of RIP Van Wrinkle" 1t is an
art work of high merit. In the fourth act
the same view is shown under strong light
and the colors brought out wildly. The
thunder effect is new and by all odds the
nearest approach to the real thing yet ac-
complished. The dull roar, the crash. the
reyerberation among the hills the renewal
of the deep rolling tone, are all so COM
plete as to deceive the practical ear. The
mechanical device by which it is accom-
plished has been very cleverly constructed.
Rip Van Wrinkle" will be repeated tonight.
Tomorrow night the Emma Nevada con-
cert The Opera House is being decorated
for the occasion, and thoroughly cleaned.
The family circle is to be put in thorough
order and made as desirable for ladies as
any section of the house
METROPOLITAN THEATER-" Neck and
Neck" was presented by Mr.. Stetson and
company last night. The execution scene
was melodramatic in the extreme. The
play is intensely sensational and presents
Mr.. Stetson at his best in the purely sensa-
tional of the modern type. The piece is
romantic and tragic enough to satisfy the
most ravenous appetite for that kind of
plays. 1t will be repeated tonight Mr..
Stetson has played the engagement now
closing under most discouraging circum-
stances. the weather having been continue
ously very stormy. The opportunity to
see the company is now very limited, as it
remains here but few evenings more.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANcE.-To-night
at Turner Hall there will be literary and
musical entertainment and dance given for
the benefit of the Odd Fellows Library.
and general invitation is extended to the
public to attend and thus assist the funds of
that meritorious institution The commit
tee have arranged programme of unusual
interest including addresses, instrumental
music, recitations and readings
and otherwise-quartets, trio of 1.-The
Three Little Maids from School" from the
Mikado,' in costume, ETC., the details OF
which are given in advertisement Dane
ing will follow the entertainment
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Sacramento. November 19-By Rev. H. H. Rice,
b, at the residence of George Brown. Frank d.
Hudson to Lille H. Row, both of Marysyille
Sacramento, November 24-By Father j. L. Bu-
holzer, at st. Rose Church, Frank Joseph Mi
ehel 10 Mary T. Beherman, both of Nicolaus
Suffer county.
Near Knights Landing, November 15-David
Pool to Nancy Bole.
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NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS
IN The central Office viii be removing to new
quarters at Third and J streets upstairs While
moving lines are liable to interruption No un-
| necessary annoyance will be given 10 subscrib.
| ers. A. {. RADoAsKY, Msnaget nl6-2w
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO


HONOLULU, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
CARRYING I. s., HAWAIIAN
- and Colonial Mails. The ->ffz[5zssse5,!sss. :,
splendid new 3, 0D0-ton iron steam - Exc
ship ALA MEDIA. Captain II. G.
MORSE, viii leave the Company's wharf, corner
Steuart and Harrison streets. SUNDAY
November 22d, at p. NJ, or Immediately on
arrival of the English mails. For HONOLULU,
ST. PAUL, December 5th at p. NJ. For
freight or passage, apply at Office, 327 Market
street. JOHN D. oPRkCKELS {. BROS, General
Agents. ol8-tf
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Wrinkle"
Metropolitan Theater-'' Neck and Neck"
Musical and literary entertainment and
dance
Naomi Chapter this evening
Eureka Lodge, !. O. o. F., tonight
Sacramento L. D. c., this evening
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BORN.

Sacramento, November 2i-Wife of John T,
Csrdwell, daughter.
! Near Knights Landing, November l7-Wife OF
Geo. Simmons, twins-son and daughter
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REMEMBERING TIE PooR.-The scholars
of the Episcopal Sabbath-school, as is their
annual custom, held Thanksgiving
festival in st. Paurs Church last
evening. Notwithstanding the heavy
descending rain, many children were
present. They were divided into classes,
and marched up to the altar and there
deposited their gifts. The donations
consisted of money, food and raiment,
which will be distributed among the poor
of the parish The rector, Rev. Carroll NJ
Davis, delivered short address, there was
singing by the choir and other exercises.
The donations in coin amounted to almost
$50
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Business AdvertisemeDta.

Hale Bros. & Co.-Boys' suits
WeInstock & Lubin-Frills and furbelows
Red House-Gigantic clothing sale.
Cuticura remedies,
Anti-pain plaster
House wanted.
Farm to rent
Shetland pony lost.
Gard of thanks
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ANNUAL MEETING

OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PEOPLES
~ Saving Bank viii be held at the bank
office on
Monday Evening, December 7, 1885,
A halfpast { O'Clock.
n24piw WM. F. HUNTooN, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

SPRAINs, burns, bruises and scalds are
each healed by st. Jacobs Oil Fifty cents.
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BOYS fancy cashmere suits, plated fronts
ana backs (ages, to ~. nicely made
81 10, to-day at Red House.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER-Fun Fun
Fun They are coming, Monday evening
next. November Both. First appearance in
nine years in this city of the celebrated
company, Saulsbury's Troubadors, in their
very latest success, Three of a Kind,
after very successful season of four weeks
at the Bush-street Theater. 1t is said to be
the very funniest comedy ever written, and
is full of the gems of all the popular operas,
including Nanon,' " Mikado,n La Mas
cote" etc. There is no doubt but the
theater will be packed on this occasion, as
the company are great favorites and first
class in every respect Tuesday evening
and Wednesday matinee, Tom, Dick and
Harry" Reserved seats now on sale at
Houghton's bookstore, and, it would be
advisable to secure them to avoid the
rush at night.
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ALL-wooL scarlet shirts in to-day's sale, so
cents. Red House.
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TURKEYS, TURKEYS TURKEYs.- The
great Thanksgiving Turkey Rattle will
come off at the Railroad Exchange, corner
Third and K streets, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, November 24th and 25th.
D. ]. Considine, proprietor
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TURKEY RAFTLE.-Seventy five fine fat
turkeys to be ratified off at the May Flower
Saloon, No. S07 street, on THANKSGIVING
evening. All are invited.
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MINIS silk AMI wool pants, in small fancy
check. 81 and S., worth s., in to-days sale.
Ped House.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she CHING to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
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CENTRAL HOUSE

Corner and Tenth streets Ss era ult nto.
CHAS. H. ELDRED, Pr PRIEruR.
HS- Board and Loiging, S. 10 SIP per week;
Single Meals, % cents; Single Rooms, 50 cents
Fine Wines at the Bar. Billiard Room attached.
Free Omuibus 10 and from The House. Street
C9Ts pass the door every six minutes. n15-tf
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BURGLARY Monday noon the house of
Gustave Diedel, who keeps a hog ranch at
Twenty ninth and P streets, was entered
during his absence in the city by burglar,
who stole a pocketbook containing 40 shares
of the Peoples Savings Bank stock note
for $3.50, and other valuable property There
is no clue to the thief
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
WESTERN HOTEI

BE- RICTLY IRsT-CLAss. ia
Free Bus to and from the Cars.
n6-tf ". O. BOWERS, Proprietor,
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CHARLES ROBIN, No. 702 ] street. opened
another lot of 126 boys suits, which he
offers at fifty cents on the dollar. Also,
hats of late Trope stock at reduced prices,
and umbrellas at % cents.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The School Election-PoIling Places and
Election Boards.

The Board of City Trustees met in regu-
lar session at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present.
n. l.. Drew, manager of the large brick
warehouse on the river front, at the foot of
Q street, appeared before the Board and
stated that so much water had accumulated
there that the foundation of the building
was threatened. He asked the privilege of
securing drainage by tunneling under the
railroad track.
J. B. Wright, Division Superintendent of
the railroad, said he had no objection to
the tunnel being made under the track if a
plan of drainage could be agreed upon
Trustee Nielsen said this was a peculiar
case. The water could not be got rid of ex-
cept IN the manner proposed and the
people below r street threatened to enjoin
the work if it was commenced He prom
ised to look after the matter at once, and
do all he could to relieve the warehouse of
its threatened danger.
The Chief Engineer of the water works,
H. c. Wolf, reported that for the week end
ing Saturday, November Dist, 1926, 900
gallons of water had been pumped the
machinery during that time was running
continuously.
Contracts for the ensuing year were al
lowed, as follows: Vegetables for city pris-
on-D. De Bernardo & Co., s. 80 per month
Bread-Joseph Geursch, 3 cents per pound.
Groceries-A. Schaden. Meath Scheu-
meyer, 6 cents per pound. Stationery sup
plies-C. S. Houghton City prnting-Day
IL JOY. The bids for city advertising and
water taps were laid over until Monday
next.
The school election will take place on the
first Monday in December, which will be
the 18th of the month. The officers to be
elected are City Superintendent and four
Directors-one from each ward. The polls
will be open from A. NJ. until shutdown.
The Judges and Inspectors composing the
Election Boards and the places designated
for the holding of the polls, are as follows /:
First precinct, Third and streets-In-
spector Samuel Johnson Judges, r. d.
Server and J. J. Bauer.
Second precinct, Fourth and K streets
Inspector, Clarence Nelson Judges, VIM.
Mclaughlin and George F. Lang.
Third precinct, Twelfth and J streets
Inspector. IL. NJ. Blackwell; Judges, d.
ellis and James McCleery.
Fourth precinct, Tenth and NJ. streets
Inspector, Joseph Mcclure; Judges, VIM.
Zoller and Israel Luce.
-Four and half precinct, Seventeenth
and NJ streets-Inspector, George Murray
Judges, Daniel Brown and B. H. Covell.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL.
SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
~ This hotel is in the very center of the bJlsi.
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
viii find this to be the most comfortable and re-.
spectacle Hotel in the city Board and room.
VI, 81 p and 81 SO per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach TO and from the Hotel.
ol3 CEAS. MONTGOMERY d BRO Prons
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ST. DAVIES

us Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco,
A F1RST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON
~ tanning 100 rooms; water and gas ia each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest az
lowed TO use the linen once used by another: a
large reading-room; hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms Per night so and rs cents
per week, from g upwards open all night F.
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry,
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
howard iy2-TuThStf
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SEE our boys suits in to-day's sale for
81 10. Red House.
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NOS. 2C3 TO 2I9 X sTREEr,
fsfHk EE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
4 Lending Business and Family HotsI of Sea'
Famento, Ca. The most convenient TO Posi-.
otice, Express and Land Offices all Courts and
Plaees Of amusement. Meals, 20 cents First,
Class IN 81 Its appointments. Free coach osnS
from the Hotei. VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
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MEN's wide-bottom lace kip shoes, 81 %,
at Red House.
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
SACRAMENTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND X STREET

BLESSING & GUTHRIE, Proprietors
ss-free Omnibus TO and from the Cars1s
11Q
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Nh. Gro. WADE and Mr.. S. B. Farrell are
IN the city making a canvass for McKen-
ney d Co.'S Pacific Coast Directory. giving
full directory of Sacramento and San
Francisco. The State and Coast is CLASH
fed, giving the names and address of mer-
chants, manufacturers, ETC., in every city
and town on the coast, with post, express
and telegraph offices, description of towns,
distances, etc
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kEEP Your FEET DRY,-Best quality of
ladies rubber overshoes for % cents Gents
oyershoes, so cents. Mems grain English
walking shoes, extra heavy soles, So. Mems
kip boots Isles, 6 to III, 50 Is. Red
HonSe
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FULLY EXoNERATED.-A few DAYS since
Henry c. Marks, of San Francisco, and who
is well and favorably known in Sacra-
beZZlement. The case came before Judge
Rix yesterday upon preliminary examina-
ton, and after a full hearing was dismissed
and Mr.. Marks entirely exonerated.
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PACIFIC HOTEL

Corner K and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" TO ali places of amusement The best fam
lily hotel in the city. The Table ALWAYS sIInpiied
with the best the market affords Street cars
from the depot pass the door every FIVE minutes
Meals, 20 cents. c. +. SINGLEIO ON, Prop.
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" LONE Fisherman"

Tf1HE FINEST FIVE-CENT CIGAR IN THE
l. Market Also, q fine line of Imported and
Key West on hand, at 225 street
n6-is1m R. H PETIT. Proprietor.
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SWift's Specific.
vs. Trial,

-- To young, old, rich
-NSAiEE-- or poor, both sexes
nRNSHi)sbsa \ stop drugging and
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sslIEseseI ri ,s;se4ffitllS proved Electric Belt
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without medicine Pains in The Back Hfps Head
or Limbs, Nervous Debility, Lumbagc, General
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We have large list of other good
lands suitable for stock-raising and
Agricultural use.
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Henley Roller Skates!

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