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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Asan. joseph MooIs and W. p.
Quinbg have forme6 parinesshlp 81
tire laW bushes. and occupy the
roor1s acrosslbs han from the o. s.
Land onIcs. Il Is unnenaaEy 10
speak a. terms o. lsnGafio1 o. the
bright. capable. stndious. energetic
yoang county allorneF. Who has won
distinetion b his success IN the prae-
tios q the ias and 9 fearlsss discharge
ofhis e1lcial duties to TIE very letter
under tbs most trying circumstances.
OF Ar. Quinby We can 9y upon q
comparatively short aequainisnce
with him. that be b . young man o.
much promiss. and possessed % ane
legal qualifications. A gentleman
By nature. Industrious and In love
with his profeaas0n he mast certainly
win 9 mont rank emong his brother
lawyers Of this part % The state. Sue
CO. TO the new nrm individually and
collectively.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

The city election, Tuesday. was
very quiet affair. Only about $50 votes
were pOlled-nOt over one-thlrd Of the
legitimate vote Of the city. In the
first ward the only real CONTEXT was
made. Taylor Miller was reelected
councilman by four majority, his COM
petisO1 being Messrs. A. Kemper and
W. h. shaGeF. The vote was as fol.
lows Miller. 81 Kempsr, AZ; Shat
fer, -. John 81. 0lbsOn was reelected
member Of the board Of education by
q unanimous vote. In the second
ward, o. ID. Jacksou vas elected eoun-
Gilman, and W. 81. Bishop, member Of
the board Of educatiOo, both without
opposition. The total vote polled vas
10 In the third Ward T. D.
Fitzpatrick was re-elsotsd councilman
and r. A. Levitt, member Of
ths board % education. They each
received the sntirs vote, which was
IS. In the fourth ward W. r. Gilbert
vas reelected councilman, q few votes
Is IN numbar) beng east for John
Dauni. ID. A. VanTrine received the
whole vote for member Of the board o.
education. The entire vote east IN
this ward was 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08


II Is reported that Medical Insti-
tute" IL engaged in playing a sharp
trick on some Of the farmers Of this
county. An advanced guard can
vases the county tn ascertain the
location Of Well-tO-do farmers, whose
ailments are chronic. Soon Afterwards
one or more alleged physicians make
their appearance. A contract is made
with the sick man for q sure and GER
tain eure-even where they have been
pronounced incurable before by our
best local physicians. With the con-
tract goes q negotiable note, which
natures In short order, but the pages
agree that Il shall not be collected
until after the happening Of certain
matters spoken Of in the contract. In
= short time the note is shaved by the
holders, and the sick farmer has no
remedy but 70 pay it-nO matter
whether he becomes cured or not.
We are Of the opinion that quite
number have been thus caught and
win suffer from the sharp practices Of
= gang Of quaeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Mrs. Catherine Eberhardt, wife Of
Valentine EbeFhardt, Er., died at her
residences IN this city Friday morning.
April 2, ct the age Of 0s years, 9
months and Is days. The funeral
services we're held e the ~. T. church
Sunday afternoon st O'Clock. The
sermon vas delivered m German b.
Rev. Mr.. OF. presiding elder q The
German ~. e. Church. Appropriate
remarks WeFs also made On Eaglish
By Rev. J. II. lockwood. An obitu-
aFy notice Wa Rad Ia German By
Rev. Mr.. DFsysF, her PASTOR aiso one
% EnglIsh b. Rev. d. d. Campbell.
The singing vas both IN German and
Eagliah. A large audieaes Ens pres
enk sne numeEo1s people also attend
q TIE Rename % tie cemetery. This
mosf excellent indF vas ths raolheT
q q large family 81 ehiidrsn, several
o. hss cons being auloog de most
p1ouineDt CitIEens q thls o0nnts.
Ehs nolheg could ven &c proud 81
her childEsn. and The childrcn haye
GOD rcason % b prond 81 60 good .
moeiier. The sged and beleasod hua-
band and Eafher and ths numerous
reialives have TIE sincere sympsfhies
e Tie communify.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Friehdly BOY willie and ne Wild Arab
Friendly Boy Willie IL without
doubt the handsomest carriage horse
ever brought into this county. He ls
four years old, stands i5i hands high,
and weighs, 1850 pounds. He g a
beautiful DARK brown. Was sired bv
the world-renowed running stallion
Probability" a. one time until dis.
abled by a sprsined anklel the fastest
running stallion on the American
turf. His dam was q full biooded
Morgan. Wild Arab l. a half brother
to Friendly Boy Willie, was sired by.
Probability by a Hambletonian dam.
He Is three years old, l5i hands high.
weighs 100 pounds, Is q bright bay
both hind feet white.
These magnificent young horses
were brought from st. Louis, Miehi-
gan, 70 this county during The SUM
mer Of 1855. For road and carriage
horses they have no superiors On the
west. In order to place them within
the reach Of men Of moderate means
have decided 10 stand them during
the season Of 's6 AT the low price 81
s2O.0O for the season. from April 70
July l.
would respectfully invite all lovers
and admirers OF beautiful aud high
bred carriage horses. 10 call al my
stable At No. i47. North Tenth sieeet.
Sslina, Kansas.
GEo. W. WmsoS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08


Ifyou want good. sweet brad bus
q ack 81 "a Lots Vienna Elonr
made b. tho cd proctss.
Come In 70 B1nin a Coniad's
Hardware store and hear Of the bar
Eainsin Cook and G.solins stoves
Don't wait. but borrow az once. az
81 60 s sfraIght. without commission.
ffonl Crippen. Lawrence a Co.
/ 4nWars, Grnaits ware, and
5apannea ware in great varieties and
Al totion prices. a BranlT & Con-
rad's new Hardware store.
Egsuthing IN TIE grocery lineaf ,.
A. Nelson's-freshest aud best brands.
Now is she time to borrow at 81 or S
straight-no commission.
CRIPPES, LAEEENeR q Co.
Dried beef-fresa and nns-nI.A.
Nelson's grocery.
Money IS So straight. ana siralghl
when security Is extra choioe- no
commissioned Crippen. Lavrence 4
Cos
n On have an Old loan coming due
within year save money By making
application or : new loan At once ~
s. or straight. no commission. with
Crippens Lawrence 4 Co.
For best mates on Eastern TX.
change, call on H. s. & J. Taggari.
Cash paid for an kind Of rags ~ the
Mattress factory.
WANrED-50 tons woolen rags az
the Mattress factory.
WANrED-Tv'o dining room girls
at the Pacific House.
Flour made In the old way aud OF
the very choicest wheat AZ Ed. Loiz s
Fine residence for sale on the corner
Of Walnut aud Eighth streets. Lot
l00xs60 feet Two houses, one with
seven rOoms and one with i've rooms.
Wells, cistern, shade, fruit and orna-
mental trees. J. d. N. CONRAD.
1O-Smo.
Miss Ada Brown viii be prepared
AFTER April 18th, 70 do dressmaking.
shops In rooms adjoining JoURN1L
Office. Ladies call on her and receive
good WORK and n neat ne at the very
lowest price. Cutting and fitting =
speciality. li.sw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08


An elegant lire 0fOll shades in ell
oolors At Z. W. Ober'E
wAETED-A girl to do general
hOuseEOFk. Apply at the residence
Oft. l. Bend.
Save money By trading with E. W.
Obsr.
Everything IN the furniture lire, Of
best quality and finest patterns, and
&c prices 70 suit everybody, at Nelson
Peterson 4 Cas-
An elegant line OF oil shades in All
eolors st +. w. Ober's.
DR.. J. c. MilehIe Of the Topeka,
Eye and Ear Inhrmary, win Be Il
the Metropolitan Hotel. Saturday
18th inst, 10 treat diseases Of the eye,
ear, throat and nose.
Our Clothing e better made. better
fitting. better styles and ehssper than
you can buy at any other store in the
state, ai Ober's One Price Cash Cloth
ing Eaoate.
Nal. A. HutohlDson has employed
the well-knovn and skiliful dress
maker. Mn- Kirby
80 clocks. all good time keepers, 10
fact the best % Be- given away. Call
a. Ober's One Prizes Cash Clcthinz
House for particularl.
Go and sse the new spring goods IS
Mr.. L A. Hniehinson's.
Sae Ieagus balls and bats 30 be ven
away. FOR pariicalarr csli 81 Cter's
one Prics CASH Clothfng Hanss.
New sprinx goods e Mr., !. a.
Huiehinson's
Never VS. ssch 3 stoct q tre1s
soods fof sale IN Knnsas, as Is 81 sais
e E w. Oilers Old Reliable and
MemmoEh store.
spring goods being resolved b. NIa.
I. A. Hnlchlnaon.
100 elegant chromos IN elegant
frames % Be given sway. Fer par
tiealsrs eaii - Obsr's One Prise Cab
Clofhing House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

A detailed description Of what goes
on In the stomach Of child who has
worms would not be pleasant reading.
Suffice il 10 say that the child Il in
torment, and every principle OF hu-
manIty calls upon Us who are their
parents, TO help the helpless ones God
has committed to Us, by expelling the
enemy. The Peerless Worm Specific
is safe and palatable remedy. We
sell It. No cure, no pay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Rev. J. II. LOckWoOd-always a.
earnest. indefstigable Worker-eOm-
mences hls labors as presiding elder
Of the Sallna District Of the n. E
church by . prOPosal 70 raiss 80. OOI
In bis district for an endowment Of 9
prOfessOnhip In the Kansas Wesleyan
Unlversiiy-tO be known e the ''SalE
M District Chair Of Latin Languages
snd Literature" II the elder meets
with his usual success In thls labor
be win make the endowment 3 speedy
certainty. Il is certainly = most noble
cause, and will have the hearty cup,
port Of ell well Wlshsrs Of the Kansa,
Wesleyan University.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08


Mr.. Richard 7. Watson has sold his
grocery business 20 llr. r. A. Pruili,
late Of COncordia Kans. and the latter
gentleman has already taken charge
Of the bushes. Mr.. Watson CON-
menced business 10 sallna In 1870.
His store and stock d goods were
burned during the destructive IRE Of
Christmas. 1sz2 He has been con-
tinuOusly In this line o. business since
lS7O-s period Of nearly 10 years. and
thus can be reekoned e. one Of the
Oldest dealers in the city. His gro
cery store has always preserved It's
reputation Of being one Of the solid
Institutions o. the city, and been
noted for the Superior class Of goods
kept In stock. There will be general
regret that Mr.. Watson rstlres from
Salinas business circles, and the best
wishes Of bost Of friends will be
rendered 20 him In whatever calling
he engages for the future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

IfthsFs b q sdoubting TAonzsr lss
him % snd l0ok upon The Fnlns q de-
psrtsd splond1s up0a ths ed, dusty
eis.r Sub upea ~ lingering ridess
oftotaseo quida bsyond ne earpei lins
Hpon the disorder and snaE o. vaean-
q which Everywhere gfeeis lsslEl.f;
npon The unkampt and frously %,
peaFancs q al TIE precinfls a that
nynieFiou. plaees-lhsn n n5t before,
b. uil knou 90 cs1lalety that tbe
Ealina sosisi ClEb has falIen into d.
esy. 3 ready lnr TIE w and ths bass,
b eulg q man1Ey-thal's "a. Ths
erEanfratinn IS iotailg wrsekef: IS
lfanchlsez. fal1sia1s and dshts
sslemniy and lrIegaeahly transferred
b. TIE eseIssary. IN fsur aiEpIs
urEtss ''It 4 done buslsai-nsee1
% revive untsr nns gui1s o. lnrn. II
lhis b 70 q ffllns 11nsral Graiioe.
4as1Fs'g heFs Ecns ia rlcre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

We are more than pleased to know
that the Northwest II. 6. COnferene.
hes returned the Rev. D. d. Campbell
% the sslina charge. During the pasl
year be has been an earnest, eneetivs
worker IN his church. and hss accom-
plished much good. II be has an
enemy In bis congregation, We have
yet to learn e. He is very much BE-
loved By his church. Mr.. Campbell b
one Of the rising elsrUmen Of the n.
E. church, and we hope and no doubt
win sss before many years, d. d.
afized 10 his name, e Il now pre-
cedes Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Mr. Geo. n. Norton says that TIE
Santa Fs graders are - work west Of
MePheson beaded towards Mar
quelts. and that the Santa Fs survey.
ora are running q line over about the
ssme route e thsATl1sOuriPaeiAe ffom
Saline tnee Kansas and Colorado nail.
rosd.) George asks that with the
Santa Re, The HissOuFi Pacific fFom
sallna, and one o. two ether projected
rouiss-all inteseoiing e Marquette,
what is % hiadaE that eisy frOm BE-
coming q ralIroad eenter7 We give Il
m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

The ministers Who have returned
from the Northwest n. e. Confer
enes report that the mem bers Of thai
body were ell snthusiastic-in fact, IN
the language Of the boys were "rsd
hot" Cor the Kansas Wesleyan Uni
vensity. Even the presiding Bishop
CHgurAtively speakingl ''tOok on bis
coat and Waded inn The advocates
ofother locations have become recon
cilsd to the SaIina location and are
warming up IN the good cause. Sure
" the Kansas Wesleyan IL on the
high read to prosperity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Mr.. PItFst, Of It's arm q Bowie.
Pisrat B Co, vas n tovn the frsa q
the week. He has been out West for
several days looking up the ocuntry
tributary TO salina, with references 70
The wholesale trade. shoald they decide
10 locste their wholesale grocery house
here, which they have about conelud
Cd b DO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

VITA ne wroaibsd "a snnlles snd
e A1ok - benign e TIE psoudesi
hihsr on onrfh, Sir. T. K. Bead rush-
es IN shIs mornIng 10 siap the press
fog the purpoas q annoa1cins hat Il
Sc ans boz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Abstracts furnished thoui
ielas ct reasonable rates.
HossvlOans5oa approved farms
e lovssf current rates, and
uffhosf unnecessary delay. 8
bsr esnt straight on choice
searffE. LasuFGHcs written N
eood companies. Real Estate
So. We hare some Of the
lest properly IN Saline and ad-
Joining counties for sale. Ex-
amiae fhis list.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

One Of our pFOmi nent farmers, who
proposes TO give notice to the proper
authorities In accordance with the
law that the railroad builders must
supply his pasture, which they have
penetrated, with fences, says he has
''traesn" out, and win flnd out who
is the proper suthoFity-lf Il takes all
summer: provided, the "pFoper author
ity" when traced up Il not dead. He
has been referred from one man 70
another In a sort Of decentralization
Omcs" style, until he has gOt used 10
it-in fact rather enjoys it. He b
confident Of finally overriding proper
suthOrity"-be he alive or dead : be
be ghost o. devil.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

David Marslon ofGreeIey township,
died yesterday, II Is said from the e.
fleets Of malpractice Of some physi-
clans from Kansas City. who have
been travelling through the country
His age was % years. He has resided
in Saline county about 10 yean
Previous to this treatment he had
enjoyed good health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

r. yo1 want g bay snyihins IN ide
furniiaTe line. you can ave money b
czllIDg on Nslson. Peterson q CO.
l.mo00 styles Of seek ties Al T. W.
Obera
All styles and paiiefns e uindeN
curtains and window shades e Mel
son. Peterson b Cos
TIE wnrd "onnkn cane into gen
eral nss atoui ne tine Guiteau s.
sassinafed Garfield. bot nov . the
time to huy Wall pa1eF. and white
bead q Seaman's e the best place 90
buy It.
Nelson, Peterson a Go. have Just
received two carloads Of nne f0rni-
ture. Now is time b. gei good bar
gains.
Farmers bring your wheat % the
Novelty Mills and have Il gronnd in
stead o. exchanging il for -four It
win pay you big. sailsfaciion guar
hnteed.
II you wait e nice ingram or Brus-
sels cafpta way dovn cheap, call On
Nelson, Peterson 4 Co.
FoR RESr-Pastnrage for cattle and
colts Apply 70 A. A. Downer, Saiina,
Kansas. li-2-
For fine bedroom suites. cheaper
than ever WIS offered before IN this
town. 60 % Nelson, Peterson 4 Co.'S.
Those In ned Of ins young stock
should remember C. Posts sale, 10
take place ct HE farm 10 Eureka
tounship on Friday 9ih.
TIE best quality and finest patterns
Of wallpaper At recollection prices, Al
Nelson. Peterson 4 Co.'S.
FoF Rent.
A few more good rooms, second
story, new brick, on Seventh street
HI. PARKER.
The finest line Of baby carriage.
ever brought 10 Salins, At Nelson,
Peterson 4 Co.'S.
Go and see the new furniture and
earpets-all the latest in style and
most elegant patterns-at Nelson a
Co.'S furniture store.
The latest spring styles Of Wall
Paper 1t Whitehead 4 Seamanis.
Go and see the new furniture and
carPeis-all the latest style and most
elegant patterns at Nelson 4 Co. 3
furniture store.
For Sale.
One pair Fair Banks platform
scales. Capacity six ton. Apply to
w. @. Sheriff..
Go and see the new furniture and
earpets-ail the latest in style and
most elegant patteins-at Nelson &
Co.'s furniture store
Money to loan at 81 and straight,
no commission, and privilege Of max
ing partial payments II desired, by
Crippen. LaWrence 4 Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

panner

Don't neglect a cold. Il Is q dan
gerous companion. A Cough, Cold or
Sore Throat requires immediate atten-
ton. Hill's Peerless Cough Syrup
will cure them, or will refund your
money. o. SEITZ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Capt. Geo. X. Spencer, Of the 18th
U. 8. Infantry, has been In town sew
eral days. guest Of Judge Prescott
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Prescott are
cousins. The Captain has been on
the sick list for some time, but has
greatly improved since his residences
In Kansas-having spent his time at
WaKeeney and Grainfeld. His FAM
lily are ct present in Davenport, lows,
and his presence here hss been pFIncs-
pally for the purpose Of engaging .
house preparatory 10 removing his
family to Salina temporarily.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Iediss Musiin undsrWsar the bet
attng and heal made soods o. earth.
for sale e low e. Jon can bay the
material. Gone and ezsmlae e =
W. Ossr,s Old Rellahls snd Kan
uolh cosnsf esors-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08


The Board Of Education az their
meeting Monday night, voted q salary
Of $50 per year TO the treasurer Of the
Board. While there is no special
authorization for this act In the school
laws, the Board find upon investiea-
ton that It is almost q universal Gus
tom to give such trsasurers some
thing Of = salary. $50 is surely little
enough compensation Cor the trouble
and numerous vexstiOns that that ON.
Ger Is put to in Salina. In fact, II is
an ONCE few men capable for the place
will consent 70 hold :-as all know the
school fund In the city district is q
scant affair, and It takes pretty good
engineering 10 make both ends meeiD
If they meet at all. The treasurer
Of the BOard-nO matter how willing
be Is to accommodate you and how
sympathetic he may feel as he sees
your face drawn down 1t his an
nOuncement Of lack Of funds to cash
your warTant-is compelled to run q
gauntlet to preserve intact the teach
ers' salaries-Which must be paid first
Of all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Without an exception those who
Wsse present e the Pink Tea" given
b. the ladies u the ~. 3. Church last
Thursday evening, speak Ia delighted
terms Of the affair. There Wss every.
thing In and about the Opera Houss
suggestive % tsa Of the pink order,
and the entertainment vas the pink
o. perfection throughout Without
desire % take kWey any Of the
many laurels the LitsEAry Society ha.
Wons We mual not lail 70 mention the
fact that the literary part o. the pink
tea b qu0tsd - having sven sxosllsd
the peFl0rmaness e the aFst named
s0clsty. The Broossds Of TIE evening
were t57-nach Of e profit Thl
laiies ~ ne church ere csriainly En-.
fiil1a b much credit f1r having pro
gidod % o1iQgstls en- enlar1ainmeni
fsg TIE oitirsns q Esllna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

The best line Of ladies and children's
EhOes 10 the City Of ealina is for sale
ct E. w. Ober's. At prices which you
can not duplicate elsewhere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Ths i5IiosIng h f1s pgoEr1mme o.
sEeFcl.cs q ihe Fiasenth Annuaf ses
son % ~ Grand Lodge and he Third
Anngal Coagsnlion o. he u. r., X.
q p. q Kansas. which win Be heid
IN this city. oommsncEng Tuesday
arsv lafh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

The Concert given by the Leslis
Concert company Saturday evening
wns largely attended and highly ap-
Prociatsd. Owing % sickness among
the gentlemen composing the con-
panya ladissi quAFtstte entertained
the audience. Il was chiefly sAered
music. TIE v0ices were good. and
harmony excellent On Sunday eve
ming e the same church both The
ladies' and gentlemen o. the company
furnished splendid musio for the
very large audiences present The
musical convention consisting Of
over City membeEs, now holds three
ssssi0ns daily, and viii cOnelnds FIJI
day evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

An elegant line q summer wraps
and shaWls e e w. Ober's Old Rel.
able Corner Sure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

- 49, - - "a ---Ili1sf - 81 Tral 81 h1t1l
farre EIrrI 40 EnltE allea. 1tll1 nl1al - =
~ $3.50 t1zra GraualF. G11l 80 14n n9.ll
- ~ ~. Lanl = g1.ef..e neisr -, =.
-. - - i-.ziss = ls.s,..E 80. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

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41Enaz. nar d
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11a.as--rsius A. \ .--n..-r,is- 81 of,.-- "a
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- aefsa le uiiss n-rthuet 81 salsa ttory
$500 hHar feE1i uIh iuua a1tilic1 lexis
r-azzrg ilri1 Eurt sAcn stc1e statll 80 ncrea IN
tsiifsaiisn ans oFckara. Prlce $50, On easy
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- Gere1 81 asconi hoit1n l1nl o. sallro eoan-
q - fzr lfua 3 hcire feuce aruund entire
$3.50 ecsF ir1us kouss ieEll aiahie AZ Eraaary
ElIliEi1r loLU Swing user % rlaca- laQ ecrea
g. e1llEali1l - ucFea On gscWing Whuai fruit
tEusl 60 kaT and. Prs tI8 II sd before
AFr1 %. Aitsr that asis gsper acFe-
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anaesss 81 uussasld iaad 10 mfian u1ushsust q
111lra - * miles % AEaaria . Sod raisroad
rl.111 81 oser - i1laaita1l q aersa IN eulilFa-
80. fsi1e eiglt. clsT tsrma
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10srru1 q Sac uudulrtiug laad 81 niles south
go 81 Eallna u Eiofy iflme heusI ltEa4 ard
Etinien laEie rran1ry llEl3 . ncral ID cultiFa-
! tl11 - hE1FlEr Grrle trees rre1i Farletg Q
fr1n lrees 80 Esris tres ueIll and q eisieFn
50 @aaaas lal4- Prs $50. elelr ca1h, bal
saamuns
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- nrrua e aau1lh lflalia uriaui 81 NIL e
n11lhwua 81 Sallna 81 acrca a. eullirattea IA
anrrr $3.50 sna ffEuaa hrn1r irane part itxlt
$50 et1isil1 faEE1 $50 h1rn ItEia Prise
80 e. go Fayaeall
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Emaeraa % bcltcn l1n1 3 niles sulthsasi %
e4lEs anull - acrea n clitFuriod Smelly rlTer
ruz lEruurE rlncE nne Eicla QunrfT cl bunk Of
river tues ~ lnierfere via cultiEn1ica 0f The
50 go srppls 81 uuher g1o4 aiock plaee.