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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-30
rnE INTER.srArE CoNrEsr


The annual orstorical contest in
which eigth states will participate, will
be held at Columbus, Ohio, May 7. The
following persons arc judges: Gov,
HoRdly of Ohio; Rev. z. Z.
Young, d. D. of Cincinnati
Hon. Samuel CLARK of Keokuk
Iowa; Hon. John Holiday of India
napolis, Indiana, aud DIR. j. II. Bsyliss
of Cincinnati. Two prizes will be
given, the first of SIS and the second OF
$50.
Mr.. Alfred Docking of Emporis
will represent Kansas, and the
best wishes of hundreds Of citizens
will 60 with him. Kansas stood fourth
in the inter-contest last year, but on May
Z, at Columbus, We expect Kansas TO win
new laurels. 1t is not the fourth place
we want, but the first. The next annual
contest will probably be held In Kansas
at least the Kansas delegation will make
q hand fight for 1t.
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April 20.
Pref. sogard was in the city this
morning.
The dwelling Of William Huffman il
receiving the finishing touches at the
hands Of the painter.
LA. Birckett has the stone hauled
for the foundation Of his new dwelling.
The first stock in the Americas Loan
and Building association was issued On
Monday evening the 9th. The books
are now in the hands of D. G. GrineI
secretary, where subscription to the
stock of the association will be issued ct
any time. The regular meeting Of the
association viii be held at the office Of
Anderson s. Butler for the present, at
least. Regular meetings for the psy.
ment of dues, every Monday evening.
The dwelling house of Thomas Craig
Is nearing completion.
Still wet and rainy.
Our mammoth stock of spring goods
are constantly arriving ct Tressler g
LoWTy's.
| A fine line of LADIES' hose at astonish-
ing low prices at Tressler & Lowry's.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
IT you need good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of J. s. Gibson.
]. s. Gibson has one Of the best force
pumps for sale in the market.
New inYoice OF neckwear from New
York at j. D. Gibson's.
McAllIster coal and Rich Hill coal 20
and % cents at Wesley Fioyd's.
A large variety of ribbons at John D.
Gibson's.
New prints at Gibson's.
Thoroughbred Partridge Cochin eggs
for sale by Harry HeasleY.
Flour and feed at TressleF s. Lowry's.
See our large stock of ladies'. misses
and children's fine shoes at j D. Gibson's
New Ginghans at Gibson's.
| Rich Hill coal 20 and % cents. Also
MEAllIster coal. j. w. FLOYD.
Garden seeds in bulk, at Tressler s
Lowry's.
New buntlngs at Gibson's.
81. s. -four heads the list. Tressler
Lowry.
I'D. Gibson is now receiving hi
spring stock OF dry goods. If you wan
} nice gIngham dress, call while th'
stock is fresh.
Crock can sell you harness cheaper
than Emporla.
We now buy our flour in car load lot
and handle nothing but the celebrates
Winfield brands. We don't get left Oh
: prices and always have the best grade
= of -four. For convenience we have il II
24-pound sacks, at Lesh Bros.
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CHURCH NOTES.

At the First Presbyterian church Sun
terday before the morning aermon eight
persons were received into the church
by letter and fifteen on confession of
faith. OF the latter seven were baptized.
1t was also noticeable fact that eleven
of the fifteen were young men. This
makes the number Of accesslons to this
church in the month over sixty. After
the reception Of these members, which
was accompanied by an excellent sd.
dress by the pastor, L. n. Schofeld, the
regular morning services were resumed
At night collections were taken IN all
the churches for the Lyon County Bible
society. Several Of the pastors also de-
livered addresses on the Bible and the
Bible society and its workings.
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NEW GRAIN EXCHANGES.

Votaw, Lynch s. Co., from Kansas
City, Will tomorrow open an "option''
room, or grain exchange, at room No.
over Woods grocery store. The room
has been neatly fitted up, and black
boards were put in place to-day. Quo
tations and advices will be re-
ceived from Chicago and recorded
every fifteen minutes. The Office will
be open at o o'clock and close at 4. Mr.
Votaw said, 1--WE expect to do a good
business, the war news from Europe mas
caused rising tendency in the price Of
wheat, and dealings In options have been
greatly increased in every town where
branch Offices have been opened"
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prnsnnAL.nIENrIoN.


Al. Wilmington, brother OF Geo. With
ington of this city, has returned from
Colorado, after living there for several
years. he will in future reside here.
]. B. Perrin, who has been IN the
city for some time past, started on his
return to his home at Springfield, Ohio
where he will enter the employ OF the
st. John Sewing Machine Co.
Charlie Greenman has written e
friends here that he has entered the Law
ofice af leading firm at his nome II
Troy, N. Y, ana has concluded to re-
main there permanently.
w. F. Baker of Hartford was in the
city Saturday. While here he called and
renewed his subscription to TIE NEWS
OF which he has been q continuous sub
scrIber since the paper was first pub
lished.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

The Emporia commandery OF Knights
Templar has accepted an invitation to
attend the meeting OF the Grand Com.
mandery at Atchison on May IL, 10. IS,
as the guests of the Atchison comnan.
derry. The commandery will go from
here in body and in q special coach.
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AT THE HILLERMAN HOME.

On Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Hillerman gave birthday party at their
residence east of the city, to their twin
SONS, E. E. HiIlerman and j. A. Hitler
man of this city. A large number of
friends of these gentlemen were
present to participate in the sfes-
tivities of this thirty-third birth
day event. A merry time was had and
an excellent repast served and heartily
enjoyed. A number OF handsome pres
ents were given. Among them was q
diamond pin to each of the twins. The
affair was throughout delightful sur
prise to those for whom 1t was given and
enjoyed by all present.
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Religious Fanatscism

BOSTON, April 29.-Not since the
great sacrificial tragedy at Pocasset In
1879 has fanaticism reached such a
height in New England as is indicated
in the story which comes from the back
woods region near the center of Maine
a dispatch from Comma, Maine. says
Forty or fifty people in that town ex-
pect to go to heaven to-day. During
the last two or three months there has
been a revival of the Millerite excite
ment In Corinna, New Port, Orrington
and other towns. A prophet named
John Nickerson has been laboring there
and has made many converts to his
eccentric theories. Nickerson and his
diciple make the vision related in the
seventh chapter of Daniel the basis of
this belief. They declare that all things
which Daniel saw in his dream have
come to pass except that de-
scribed in the thirteenth verse.
The coming of the son OF man
they solemnly aver is due to-day and
they are making preparations accord
inglY. AS for the four great beasts
which came up from the sea, the lion
with eagle wings, the bear with three
ribs in his teeth, the four headed and
four winged leopard, the fourth, q more
terrible beast, with iron teeth and ten
horns, with eyes in them. All these
preliminaries in the vision of Daniel
they say have been strictly fulfilled and
are clear to the eyes OF the faithful who
look over the worlds history. One OF
the brethren recently said, "Nspoleon
was undoubtedly one of these beasts,
but he was not clear as to which one.''
A reporter asked him If he dId't think
| O'Donovan Rosa was the beast with
| iron teeth and ten horns. He thought
the suggestion was worthy of consIdera-
ton. The female members of the con-
gregation have been busy making sscen.
I sion robes for several days. One and
the same kind of robe will be put on by
all men. women and children
to-day. It is e flowing garment
of bleached cotton cloth, which looks
| something like priests surplice, some
thing like butchers frock, but most
like nightgown. There are no buttons
on it, but it is gathered in at the neck
with tape. The only decoration Is q
narrow white sash, which will be loosely
| gathered at the waist. The believers
did not sleep last night, but passed the
time in contemplation at home. This
morning at o'clock they assembled al
their tabernacle, put on their white robes
and are now waiting for the end.
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The Title to oklshoms

FORT SMITH, Ark, April 2S.-One OF
the most important judicial decisions
ever rendered in the federal court of this
district was docketed here to-day. In
September, 1884, the federal grand Jury
at Wichita, Kas., indicted Cornell
Rogers, chief clerk of j. @ Tufts, Indian
agent, charging Rogers with arson.
The alleged ohense consisted in burning
small board cabin, built by one OF
Oklahoma Payne's followers, at the
time of Payne's last expulsion from the
Indian country. The cabin was situated
upon the Cherokee strip, or outlet,
known as Oklahoma. Mr.. Rogers was
acting in the place of Tufts. carrying out
an order of the interior department TO
remove all settlers from such lands. A
copy of the Indictment was forwarded to
this court from Wichita. This court or
dered q warrant, upon which Rogers was
arrested on the 31st of December, 1884,
and brought here. The United States
district attorney for this district asked
an order of removal for Rogers to
Wichita for trial. At the same time
Rogers sued out q writ OF hebeas corpus,
and challenged the jurisdiction of the
United States court of Kansas to try the
case. The relator insisted upon the jur-
1SQICblOn OF the court OF WIcnlba-
The court held that all that tract of
land lying west of the ninety-sixth me-
ridian, known as the Cherokee strip or
outlet, is now and was at the time the
alleged offense was committed, part of
the Cherokee country, owned In tee by
said tribe, and occupied by them Under
a patent issued by the United States on
December 81, 1868, and still owned by
by them, except such as was sold TO the
Usage tribe and one or two other
tribes, still leaving them owners
Of more than seven millions of
acres of unsold land. This virtually
declares the Cherokees, as q tribe, the
owners of all the Oklahoma country,
and decides that the act of congress of
January, 1888, creating the federal court
ct Wichita, with jurisdiction over all
that country lying west of the ninety
sixth meridian and north of the Cana
dian river unoccupIed by the Cherokees,
nugatory. because these lands are part
of the Cherokee country. Therefore,
Rogers was released. the jurisdiction of
the Kansas court jurisdiction denied,
and the Cherokees own Oklahoma.
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Removed.

Ifyou will cast your eyes over the
columns of THE NEWS you will observe
that Baird Il Bro. have moved their
dry goods store to their new room on the
corner of Merchants street and Sixth
avenue, where they VIII be pleased to
see everybody.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-30

STRAYED-From the premises OF the
undersigned, seven miles west of Empo.
ria, about the 10Th inst, black filly
coming three years old, white spot on
forehead, white strip On nose and both
hind feet white; also, one yearling bay
mare colt, marked about the same as
above; also, one bay mule, one year old,
with mark on tip OF left ear. Any party
giving information leading to their re-
covery will be literally rewarded.
Fl. NJ. MCCOY, Plymouth.
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Farm Loans.

can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three. four, or FIVE years, at q low
rate of interest, and allow payments TO
be made in small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid of any time. Office with
Wells Bros, over Emporia Savings
hank. S. NJ. SMITH.
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CARD or THANKS.

We desire to return our sincere thanks
to those kind friends and neighbors who
gave their untlrlng assistance in the care
of my dear son and our brother George
during his sickness and death.
Respectfully,
MRS, 81. II. BARBER AND FAMILY.
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The only strictly "on Polish" made.
1t is not only guaranteed not to crack,
but preserves the leather, restoring it 10
Its original color and finish. Found
only at the Elephant Shoe Store-the ex.
elusive agents.
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Notloe 70 school pirectors.

Schools needing supplies, such as
dictionaries, maps, charts, globes etc.,
should address the Kansas Supply
Bureau, box S74, Emporia, Kansas.
P.S.-Supplies purchased during the
next two weeks will be sold at great
discount.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-30

E. A. Robinson, of the firm of Rob
inson s. White, Neosho Rapids. has
formed partnership with w. T. Wal
tiers in the real estate business. Mr..
Robinson is well known to our business
men, and will receive hearty welcome,
now that he has decided to locate in the
best city in the state.
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin /;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy It is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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Five hundred sheep for sale or trade
for land, cattle or horses; also five In
ported Merino and Cotswool bucks. In
quire of Jas. s. Seary, five miles north
west Of EmporiA, or s. A. Nesbitt, EN-
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Meu nnnrtara.

We take great pleasure in calling our
readers attention to Baird g. Bros large
advertisement in this issue OF The
NEWS. This popular dry goods hrm
have Just moved into their new quarters,
on the corner OF Sixth sRd Merchants
street, where they have a complete line
of all kinds of goods usually carried in
a hrst-class store Of that description.
When you are needing anything In their
line give them q call.
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The Kansas Supply Bureau will sell
dictionaries cheaper than you can pur.
chase them at wholesale rates. Web
ster's unabridged, sheep binding $3.50
Index $3.50. Address their agent al
Emporia, N. W. Sonnedecker.
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The Red Boot and Shoe House has
three shoomAkers now, and is prepared
to do first class work. on short notice Big
Red Boot Store, Sixth avenue.
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Those desiring good seats for the
Cook lecture at the First Congregational
church next Saturday night should re-
serve them at the Office of 1. E. PerIey
at once. Tickets so cents.
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MARRIED.

On Friday night at IL O'Clock 1t the
residence of the probate Judge, Edward
Harmel of this city. and Moline NormiIl
OF Atchison, Kansas.
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We are just receiving 5000 sacks of all
the leading brands OF flour. Now is
your time 10 buy before it goes higher.
FLUKER.
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Porterae,a r.

Have money in large or small sums to
loan on improved real estate at rates of
interest and commission lower than the
lowest. Correspondence solicited.
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Bargains In Bottom Land Farms.
Our descriptive list of farms for 1885,
Is now ready. Sent free. Address,
HOLMES IL HOLDEN,
Emnnria Kansaa
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If you have sold your farm and have
a mortgage Tor balance of the payment
will give you money for the mortgage.
Office with Wells Bros.
q NJ C,.,r,,
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The Reliable Horse, MRIGrave George,
Will stand for mares at the stable of
the proprietor, at the head of Rural
street, at the low price OF So, to insure
mares with foal, w. II. II. WOOD.
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Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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For family groceries OF all kinds, both
staple and fancy, also provisions and
fresh vegetables, 60 to p. II. Hughes &
Co., 100 Commercial street, opposite
Odd Fellows block.
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Monarch No. 40.

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at In
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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Baird & Bro. are now in their new
store, corner Sixth avenue and Mer-
chants street. and are receiving large
lot of new and desirable goods for the
spring trade, which will be sold as low
as they can be bought anywhere.
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At st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April %
CArTLE-Receipts. 100; market stronger and
active; fair to good shipping steers, $4S50
g. 50.
Hods-Receipts, GEO: shipments, q, 800 IN AZ
ket lover. but active; Yorkers. $4456S4 90
packers, $4.O00A 40; butchers, $4.5GQA GO.
WHEAT-ActiVe and sharply higher, on &C
the top prices; No. red cash 81 05X; May
$1.O6; June. S1.06z July, 81 OK
CoRN-Higher and arm; cash, A7c; May
45kc: June. 47%c-
0ATs-Higber, but slow; cash. 4Oc; May
$50; June. 86Zc bid.
PORK-DuII; $12.00.
LARD-Dlll; $6.1O06.75.
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READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.


TUESDAY, April %, 1885.
The cold weather prevents planting so
the farmers are weighing and branding
their Gait leready for grazing when the
grass is sufficient. James Geraghty
weighed his Colorado steers when they
went into the feed lots last fall at 1913,
and Monday, April 81, they weighed
1,173. Other herds have done as well,
but il has taken more feed than usual to
winter the cattle.
The family of DIR. w. r. Vanpelt are
about moving to the new town of De
Geer, some thirty miles north of Garden
City.
r. j. Richmond, carpenter and build
or, from Iowa, has located here after
looking about someat other places. He
is building a shop on the old postofice
lot, where he will be glad to see any one
in need of work in his line.
A wagon maker has decided to locate
here The tin and stove dealer is
wanted and a shoe maker, too.
The Reading Building and Loan As
sociAtion have received their charter.
The directors have organized and elect
ed the following officers viz: DR.. o. G..
Cranston, president, DIR. T. G. Biddle,
vice president, Albert ]. Stratton, secre-
tarY, David Nickel, treasurer, and Capt.
J. A. Stratton, attorney. Stock is being
taken by many of our people In town,
and the company hope the farmers and
everybody will take few shares. The
company cannot help being a success, as
it Is on solid real estate security they
loan the money. The books are open
for subscriptions for stock at the drug
store.
Albert ]. Stratton has bought DIR. T. G
Biddle's half interest in the drug store
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We are Just receiving 5000 sacks of all
the leading brands of flour. Now is
your time to buy before it goes higher.
FLuKRR.
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That Hacking Cough can be so quick
Iy cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guAran
tee II. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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To loan on farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
s. NJ. SMITH,
Offices with Wells Bros, oyer En-
nnrla SAVINGS Bank
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Sleepless Nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Chas
RYDER
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The ReY. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to shiloh's consumption cure. !"
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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P. II. Hughes & Co., grocers, are now
nicely settled in their new quarters at
No. 102 Commercial street, opposite
Odd Fellows block.
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Itch cured IN thirty minutes by Wool
ford's sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by NJ. Il. Bates, druggist,
Emporia, Kansas.
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Maps, globes, primary charts, diction-
aries, and other school supplies at very
low figures. See n. w Sonnedecker,
agent Kansas Supply Bureau.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, Loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and ali symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 to IS cents per bottle. Sold BY
Chas. Ryder.
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John Bay will respond TO calls for
auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
office, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue.
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MONARCH No. 40.-Ladies please call
and see the best "vapor stoYe'' in the
world, "The Monarch" next door east
OF opera house. Sixth avenue.
s. j. SMITH,
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THURSDAY. APRIL 80. 1885.

We are just receiving 5000 sacks Of all
the leading brands of iour. Now is
your time TO buy before 1t goes higher.
FLUKER.
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Did you know that Baird s. Brother
had moved? They are now at the cor
ner ofSixth avenue and Merchants street.
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James Sercy, G.. W. Frederick and
Master Roy Porter took a trip to the
southeast part of Chase county yesterday
to examine some ranch land for the ben
eft of Mr.. Sercy, and they report stock
doing we'll on the grass III. that part of
the countv
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will take a small herd on the head
of Allen creek. Apply by letter or 9TH
crwise to the undersigned at Trail post
office, Lyon county. l. Il. SANDERS.
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The next Minuet dance will be on the
night of May 8. This will be the last
dance of the season given by that popu-
lar club, and should be Attended In a
manner to show the appreciation of the
many pleasant occasions the club has
provided during the season.
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On Monday at sheriff sale Col. David
Taylor purchased the Sturges & Tay-
Tor land west Of the city near the college
of Empor1a. The consideration was
$500 for eighty acres.
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p. II. Hughes & Co., grocers, are now
located in their new room at No. lO2
Commercial street, opposite Odd Eel.
lows block
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For SALE-Millei, oats and sorghum
seed four (4 miles north of Americas.
j. VAN VoRIs.
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Bird has removed to the Adds block,
1T Commercial street.