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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all persons inter
~ ested in the estate Of Oliver T.. Gam
deceased, that the undersigned, executors
Will apply to make Il final settlement OF sait
estate NJ the February term, 1883, of the probate
court of Lafayette county. Missouri. to be begun
and held ut the Probate court room. IN the city
OF Lexington. on the second Monday In
Februarg 1883. BENZ. +. GANS,
+. ). GANN,
d. Ian-tr Eva utnrx
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FINAL,

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons inter.
~ ested in the estate of james $ Platter burg
deceased, that the undersigned. executor, will
apply to make II final Of said estate al
the February term, 1883, Of the Probate court Of
Lafayette county. Missouri, to be begun and
held ut the Probate court room. In. the city
ry, 1888. JOHN Y. PLATTENBURI,
Ian1IE EYpAulnr
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FIN Al

NOIfCE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ esieC In the estate of Benjamin r. Hit,
deceased. that the undersigned administrator
Will apply to make h final settlement of 81 I'd
estate, ut February term 1883. CT the Probate
court OF lafayette .county, Missouri, to be begun
and held q. the Probate court room, in the city
OF Lexington. on the second Monday In Febru.
AIRY. 1888. JESSE l. HIT
ianTI5 Administrator
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested III the o. tate of l.. kupple & Co.
partnership, that the undersigned, publI'
administrator, will apply to make IL final set
Element Of SAID estate, at the February term
1888, OF the probate court Of Lafayette county
Missouri. to he begun and held at the Probate
court room in the city of Lexington, on In
second Monday IN February, 1853:
10 4. WILSON,
janTI5 Public Administrator.
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IA EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested In the estate of Emil Gasser, deceas.
oil, that the undersigned, public administrator
will apply to make u Gpal settlement of said
estate at the February term, lass, Of the Pro-
bate court Of Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 bt
begun and held ut the Probate court room, In
the city OF Lexington, Mo-, on the second
Monday In February. lSss.
10. a. WILSON,
Iun1fL Pulllc AlmInlHIrainr
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FINAL, ENT.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 all persons inter
~ Gated in the estate of william l.. Smiley
deceased, that the undersigned, executor,
will apply 10 make IA final settlement of 5 a
estate. ut the February term, 1883. Of The Pro
bate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, to be
begun and held ut the Probate court room, II
the city Of Lexington, on the second Monday
In February, 1883.
GEO. A. CHAMBLIN.
lnnIIh ENecuinr
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EINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons In
IN terested in the estate OF Manvllle Il. Buiord
deceased, that the Undersigned. administratrix
will apply to make u final settlement
OF sand estate ut the Februury term, 1889
OF the Probate Court of Lafayette county
Missouri, to be begun anl held at Ire probate
court room. In the city Of Lexington, ON III,
second MONDAY In february, 1888.
ELIZABETH BUEORD,
innTtE Administratrix
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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
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F''"'ed with Your name upon the
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"r 1AuE IA WHICH YOU HAVE
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Fen
SALE.

OFFER for sac, ~ bargain. my <Rea,
l twO-stOTy Brick Kesidene&, Contain tsfn7
ing 8 Rooms. Kitchen and Cellar. A mI
good large New Barn. Buggy"house M&nk
D'enty OF stock ater. There are also all Dece. s.
iary Outbuildlngs. Good well and Eow-shed
Sl made of the best pine lumber.
EIGHTEEN AMI THREE FoURTHs ACREs
OF VERY RICH LAND.
About 200 best apple trees, 200 Of them bearing
\ large quantity OF other fruits. OI all kinds,
Iud OF The best quality. One acre III TurneI
and Cuihbrrt Il ,spberries. One-IOurIh OF AZ
acre IN the beat y'riedy OF strawberries A hn'
vein of Coal unde lies the whole place, anil 4
easily reached. .Slll spllthe place Tor less thar
tie r",r ~ House and Barn. Located Unr M ,
irutI the cOGrthuse, on the beet road ~ Ia,
= a. :, an't aIunRn ds n very dine view at [
city. teG2lIt JOHA h. CHEAIHAM,
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CATR0N q M0RELkND,
OFFsCElN C0UwCnOusE.

'INIIE Sl'BSCiIHER DESIRES To H4k4s
Il rent. Tor year or n term OF tth'H. EH:I
hIs !arn situated an The Lexington AMI hN
C0iun bu| T".n. I miles u"rih 81 ne -h@A =
latter place. r"nthininR - acre" 81 FI"Ss h"''
meadow land. uhd 20 acres az t"iiiNh'''+ lhhh.
Fly -t-clnts ImpI ov"mtn'r c"hai unr - " i''St
LSO-stUITT dwelling h"u-., barn ~ l"''. NM
other ntcr-rary ga Buildings An In"' hnl-llh'"
-upply Ot water iuyiilrmd by u u'N. r-iuliIng
.pIinE. and 3 barge p"u'is. mons at "h u hhH'
hr,n irY dunn ii" iri.i 'iy H'H-"h, lt''Fh
I u,tur.nT irtm a., 4" huntr'i h'"d 60 '''
VIII Int -lihrr & e .It-a lrirr .ir''' ! i' 60
tri ,IIu WIN hrfuiu.- urd ,rn,n 'H.d + ,
.uIrt pIiS 4" " : ~"
nUylgtl Udcssu, LalaS cts county, Al.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24

Hogs are good property this fall and
Sharon has already shipped several car
loads. -. .Supt. Landis visited our
schools on Tuesday of last week and
found them in fiourishing condition.
In the evening an interesting educa-
tlonal meeting was held at the church
under the auspices of the superintend-
ent who delivered an able address on
school work. Remarks were also made
by Director Karr, VIM. Garrison, E. C.
Davis, Jas. Lumpkins, Melvin New
land and j. d. Hahn. Another meet
ing of the same nature will be held here
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 27....W. C.
Afford, of HaZelton, Democratic candi-
date for probate judge, addressed our
people on the political issues, last
Wednesday evening. Although Mr.. A.
is mechanic, his speech would have
compared favorably with that of any
lawyer in this county; dealing only in
facts, his arguments were at once clear,
logical, forcible, convincing. Died, in
Sharon, on Tuesday, 18th inst, Mrs.
Alice Maydale, in her 8lst year. Fu-
neral discourse, by Rev. Sherk, at the
Christian church, was attended by
large number of sympathiZing friends.
She was the mother of our townsman,
l.. w. Storey, and was living with her
second husband whom she married
some 80 years ago. During the short
time she has lived here she has made
many friends who extend their sympa-
thy to her bereaved partner. He is
aged and feeble and probably will not
long survive her.. We had a good
shower of rain last Thursday night and
again on Saturday evening it began
raining and continued to do so the
greater part of Sunday. .Neighbor
Garrison had an appointment to talk to
The people on prohibition, high license
and the tariff, last Thursday evening,
but the weather prevented his filling it.
lie will probably take another time for
it soon. il. e. NJ. Hutto, state S. S.
Evangelist of the Christian church,
held meeting here last Friday even
ing in the interest of Sunday schools,
and announced meetings for Saturday
evening and Sunday, but the weathrr
prevented. He impresses us as one of
the best trained men whom we have
met for some time. Geo. w. Nelson
sold pair of fine mule colts to j. d.
Fair for SIS. :. 4. Some corn is changing
hands at 25c per bushel. When we con-
slider the small yield, this looks low;
but the protective tariff does not ad-
vance the price. "A girl baby was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hill on the
10th. Mother and child are doing well.
-. F. G. Price, Republican candidate
for senator, is billed for Sharon Tues
day evening of this week. The Repub-
licans are making more noise these days;
but let them go-they won't feel like
saying much after the election.
BUCKEYE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24

Best mare colt, N. Mutter.
Best mare and i've colts, F. Fl. Shelley.
Best stallion three years old and over, Ha-
zelton Stock Farm.
Best stallion three years old. Haze1ton
Stock Farm.
Best stallion two years old. Hazelton Stock
Farm.
Best stallion one year old, j. Williams.
Best stallion colt. Hazelton Stock Farm.
Best stallion with five colts, W. Z. Campbell.
SWINE.
Best boar one year old and over. Gleason.
Best boar under one year, b. J. Orion
Best SOW one year old and over, 8. Sparks.
Best SOW under one year, B. ]. orion.
Best sow and five pigs. B. J. Orton-
Best five shoats. B. j. orion
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Best load OF Barber county corn, John
Highfll.
Best draft horse, N. Mutter.
Best sucking colt. N. Mutter.
Best loaf of wheat bread by married lady
Mrs II @. Mann.
Best loaf of bread by young lady, Miss
Mamie Lawter.
Best pumpkin, ]. Williams.
Best squash. j. williams.
Dest uispldy pOusneo Ouuaio nOrue, W. f.
Smith.
Be { broke colt by boy under IT, Campbell.
Best 10 Irish potatoes, J. w. Pates.
Best display Of farm products, ]. w. Pates.
Best yearling draft stallion, A. W. Poe.
Best busheI of sweet potatoes, = Cummings
Tallest mule, G. w. Martin.
HARDEST turnout, Mr.. Hazard.
Largest family of children, b. .. Ray.
Best girl rider rnder IL, premium divided be
Maude Moore and Maggie Noah.
EXTRA PREMIUMS.
Best Jack colt under one year, VIM. Bush.
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Ebey Did Not Get Here.

Five hundred voters were disappoint-
ed last Saturday, 10Th inst, at not hear
ing Charles S. Ebey speak at Medicine
Lodge. He had been thoroughly adver-
tis2d and an enthusiastic crowd was
here to meet him. A telegram received
about four O'Clock in the afternoon an
nouneed that he was at home, in Wichi-
Ia, sick H bed. He had been making
two speeches day for six weeks and
being of delicate constitution, he could
not stand the strain. However, most
of our people have read his speeches
delivered elsewhere. aud they can form
an idea as to what kind of u talker be
is. He will get his full party vote here;
but bad it been possible for him to have
met or people, we candidly believe that
he would have carried the county by a
majority Of one hundred at least.
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Announcement!

The election, to occur November 9Th.
Will he an important event in the lives
OF the political parties of this country;
but to no individual in Barber county
will it be of more Importance than an
announcement that will be made in
these columns next week, 3lst inst, by
those public benefactors and caterers,
Standiford, Youmans u Eldred. They
have something to say TO every head of
a family, every parent or guardian,
every man and every woman in the
county who must buy merchandise,
whether their purchases be cents or
800 dollars. So watch this paper next
week for their extraordinary offers and
bargains. 22-1
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Township Tickets.

The central committeeman, of every
township in the county, are requested
to furnish the INDEX with their town
ship Democratic tickets that have been
regularly nominated. We must have
these 80 they are TO appear on TIE regu-
lar printed tickets. We cannot be sup
posed to know the names forming any
township ticket unless the same is fur
nished us by the central committeeman.
The law is very plain about printing
election tickets, and we do not propose
violating it for anybody. Read it as it
appears i'm this issue.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24

The Baptist folks contemp plate hold
ing series of extra meetings, COM
mencing early in November.
G. V. Sample, who has been with the
First National bank OF this city. for
several years, as book keeper, left here
yesterday to take a position with the
Fidelity Trust company, of Kansas
City, the company In which Blair q
Ewart are largely interested. Mr.. Sam
pie is competent business man, of ge-
NAL disposition and he will unquestion-
ably give satisfaction in any position to
which he may be assigned.
The Carson divorce case was decided
last week in favor of the plaintiff, the
husband, and he was given a divorce.
This leaves him with but one lawful
wife now. The defendant, the lady
who came here all the way from Ireland
to claim her rights, was very much put
out at the result, and she certainly de-
serves pity. She does not get one dol
lar of Carsons property and is left in
absolute need. Law and justice are
queer things.
1t is not at all probable that Frank
Holmes will carry more than his paIty's
vote at Kiowa this year. The Demo-
Gratis down there have laid aside all
foOlishness, as we understand it, and
this year they will stick to the. straight
ticket. They generally know Capt. Es-
tell to be in every way qualified for the
office, and as a majority vote of his par
ty has placed him before the people for
their suffrages, he will likely run with
his ticket. Mr.. Holmes is too valuable
a citizen for KIowa to give him up for
two years longer. He will be asked to
come home and stay at home.
Speaking of the storm of last Thurs
day night, the Hazelton Express says:
1.-The cupola of HazeltOn's fine school,
building was blown over on the roof
and crushed in a portion of it. The
roof of the Express office, i'm the Fisher
block, was blown off, doing some dam
age to the Express rooms, and hence
delaying the appearance of the paper.
Mr.. Croll's store-room was damaged to
some extent, and Frank Severance's
stable was blown down. Some damage
was done to the lumber sheds of the
Rock Island Lumber company. In ad-
dition to the foregoing, a number of
small vacant buildings were demolished.
After the wind subsidized the rain fell in
torrents and did a world of good to the
farmers. Much wheat had been sown
that had not germiHated, and stock
water was becoming scarce. Our peO-
pie feel justly thankful for the rain,
even if there was considerable wind"
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PLAIN View Literary

The Plain View literary society, in
district No. SO, met Oct. IS. and execut
ed the following programme: Cues
ton for discussion, Resolved, that
tariff reform is beneficial to the com
munity at large" I. c. Vanbenthusen
for the affirmative and G. L. Snoddy for
the negative. The negative failing to
appear, the discussion was postponed
until next meeting. The balance of the
programme included all Grafton by L.
G. Vanbenthusen, recitation by Clar-
ence Martin, and declamatlons by War
ner Jones, Vertie Jones and May Jones.
The society meets every Tuesday night.
All are cordially invited to attend.
III. X. LEE. Secretary.
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Read Cunningham 5 new money ad.
Go to Morgan Il Graham for Farm
Loans. 8
Turkish and California prunes at
Davis n Davis 81
II you want to borrow money, go to
Morgan and Graham. 6
California prunes, the best i'm the
world. at Davis q Davis. 81
Morgan n Graham can make Farm
Loans at liberal terms. 9
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. II
Think of Is pounds Of Turkish prunes
for 81 at Davis. 81
Call on Morgan Il Graham IL YOU
wish to increase your loan. 6
Money to loan on laud-see Morgan X
Graham. q
The latest, tenderest and best beef
ut the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank.
The Grand hotel barber shop and
bath rooms are open aud i'm good order
Hot OF cold baths at any hour. II
Buy the best, latest and tenderest
beef, veal, mutton and pork, of Smyth
Il Schmidt, on Nam street. They kill
nothing but the best. IA
See those experienced meat men.
Smyth n Schmidt and make arrang-
ments for your regular supply of meat.
They handle the best and guarantee
satisfaction. IA
The a. II. and 5. +. Ry., now runs n
through sleeper from Kiowa TO Kansas
City over the Southern Kansas railroad;
aud n through sleeper and chair cars
fron Caldwell Co Kansas City by way of
Wichita. Persons going from Medi-
cine Lodge can take either route.
DIR. Kociell wishes TO announce that
he keeps on hand full line of hOmeo.
pathic as well as eclectic medicines.
Those wishing mild, prompt and safe
medicines, especially for children. may
call nc his office, two doors north of
Davis Il Davis store, whtre he can be
found at any time, day or night, when
not out ON professional call. 10
pARM LOANS In the best companies. with
i the privilege of paying purt of the princi-
pie ntnny time I'm sums of 400 or any multi.
plcOf the same. BRONSON 4 HOUCHGN. ~
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John Hudson Recaptured.

Monday night, August 9Th, John
Hudson and Ed Payne escaped from
the Barber county Jail by saving bar
in window. Hudson was in for steal
ing horses and for jail-breaking, he
having escaped a year before out of the
same hole, under similar circumstances.
Ed Payne was charged with the MUIR
der of Ellis d. Vroom. He had been
once tried, but the jury had disagreed.
Yesterday, 2Sd inst, Sheriff Stevens
arrived here on the train with Hudson,
and now he is in Jail to stay awhile.
He was captured at Anardarko, Indian
Territory. Last week he went into
that town with several horses, when
the chief of police arrested him on sus-
picion. The Indian agent at that place
is w. ID. Meyers, a former partner of
Sheriff Stevens. He had card giving
a description of Hudson, and after see
ing him and talking with him few
minutes, Mr.. Meyers telegraphed for
Sheriff Stevens. He went down last
Thursday and got his man.
Hudson will likely be tried at the
present term of the district court. and
the probability is that he will hear the
election news at Leavanworth.
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@. A. Z. Attention.

Eldred Post, No. ia, G.. A. r.. will
have a campfire and bean-bake on Sat
urday, Nov. 8, 1888, at Medicine Lodge.
All old soldiers, whether members of
the Grand Army or not, are invited to
be present. There Will be IN attend
ance, the G.. a. II. band, of Medicine
Lodge, who will furnish us with old
time music, There will be a grand
ball at night. Good MUSIC will be in
attendance. o. C.HOwE, Com.
Attest: J. w. UPPERMAN, Adjt.
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Will be Published.

AL persons who owe Davis & Davis
and will not settle their accounts, will
wake up some fine morning and find
their names in the paper. They have
tried every reasonable way to get peO-
pie TO settle, and in very short time
they will publish list of their debtors
and state the amount each one owes.
So if you owe them, you had better set
tie now. %
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who will put up ice?

"A second gypsum plant is talked of.
Come in and pay foryour land notice.
Lee Davis is all right and now how
about Culpepper.
Jas. A. Blair came down from Kan
sas City, sunday.
II. O'Brian and wife returned sun
day from their visit east
Lem Depew isall right, and now how
about Jerry Kaufman
John Hudson is all right, and now
how about Henry Morehead.
Mrs. T.. n. Nixon and the baby re-
turned from Winfield last week
The sherin's election proclamation
appears m this issue OF the linden.
Look out for Mrs. farley with her
wonderful wax-works In tins city next
week.
y. n. Bibb was down from sun City,
Monday. and reports plenty Of rain up
there.
Eugene Lorton returned last week.
after prospecting around I'm the east,
three months.
DIX. Cunningham, member of the
firm of Cunningham Bros. Il Lahey,
Nyas down from Mcpherson this week.
The city council have decided to rip
rap the water.ditch banks aud the
stream above the dam, wherever needed.
Medicine Lodge furnished Kiova
with music for its fair and its big hall.
Coulisk's orchestra played Tor the ball.
The young ladies society will meet
with Mrs. I. +. shannon next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Stella Stevens,
Sec'y.
WOOdford shannon Democratic candi-
date for district clerk in klngman
county, was dOwn here last week visit
ing his brothers.
G.. ;. Ebey. Democratic candidate for
congress- will speak at Kiowa next
Monday, 18th INST, at o'clock. lie
should have good audience.
The IIazelton Express has been reju-
venat.ed with a Mr.. Adams, lately of
Sedalia, Mo-, as editor and publisher.
IL will remain Republican in politics.
Mr.. Painter Is running good restau-
rant near Watkins store. lie will be
GLAD TO have his friends drop in and get
square meal. Ills charges are reason
able.
The infant child of DIR. and Mrs. Il
G.. IIutcheson, of Lake City, aged geY-
en- weeks, died last week and the re-
mains were taken to the eastern part
OF the state for interment.
Kingman is digging salt wells by the
score and Anthony has salt. Medicine
Lodge can liud it in paying quantities
within 40 feet of the surface, it is be-
lieved. Why not dig for salt?
air. II. Lawrence, of this city, has
lxnown G. S. Ebey, Democratic candi-
date for congress, since he was n child.
They lived IN the same neighborhood in
Illinois. Mr. Lawrence says there is
no better man living.
According to the Hazelton Express,
4. shannon was billed rOr "a speech
Of Attica last Friday evening. Ofcourse
Frank was not electioneering outside
OF bis own county, and lie was not ai
Attica.
The fall rains have set In and n they
continue until mid-winter, Barber
county will have big crop next year
It is a fact that this soil must have fall
aud winter rams and hard freezing. A
good crop year has invariably followed
q wet winter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24
sugssss works Figures.

We have taken some pains to figure
out the profit that there would likely be
in establishing a sugar plant at this
place and the result will astOnish any
one who has not given the subject any
thought. Surprising that we were to
duplicate the Conway Springs works, at
a cost of 100000, and that estimate of
cost is unnecessarily high, 1t would give
us a mill capable of handling $50 tons
of cane day for 80 days. Now let's
figure on that basis, leaving out, entire
ly, the question of using the machinery
the other nine months in the year. OF
course it might be used for manufactor
ing salt, working up gypsum, for pa
per mill, grist mill or some other kind
OF mandatory. But we will figure
on the plant at $50, 900 and the operat-
ing expenses for term of 80 days.
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Warning TO Hunters.

All persons are hereby warned not to
hunt OF my premises. Any person or
persons found there trespassing will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
e. b. CURRIE.
Medicine Lodge, Kan, Oct. 20, 1888.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24
U. l.. Central Committee.

There will be a meeting of the U. L.
central committee IN Medicine Lodge
at 2 O'Clock p. m, Saturday, October q
Every committeeman is earnestly i'll.
vIted to be present.
WM, MORLEY. Chairman.
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Examination of Teachers.

On Saturday, October q, 1883, a pub
lie examination of teachers will be held
at the school building in Medicine
Lodge. Applicants must be there at or
before 10 o'clock, a. IN.
ii. 5. LANDS, Co. Sup't.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-24
Carpets For Everybody.

Rigg Il Johnston have just received a
full line of carpet samples from one of
the largest carpet houses in st. Louis.
Any one wanting carpets Will do well
to call and get prices. 21-2
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pXAMINE YOUR TIrLE-you may need a
II correction uud We are prepared "a du this
work and guarantee correctness and satsfuc-
ton. BuONsuN & iiOUCHIN. ~