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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-01
To the Pen.

Sheriff Thomas Boyle. of Lincoln
county. passed through this city today,
via the u. p, having in charge Patrick
Cleary. of Lincoln county, who was con-
victed of murder in the second degree
at the last term of court in that county.
The sentence of the court was 20 years
in the penitentiary.
On the night of the third of last
January. Cleary had been in Lincoln
Center, and on his way home he
claimed he was attacked by neighbor
by the name of Jesse Turner, and he
shot Turner in self degense. 1t was
proven during the trial that Cleary had
threatened to take Turner's life for the
last year.
The prisoner is rather short, heavy
set man about 80 years old. He told a
representative of the REFLECTOR that
he came to Kansas forty-three years
ago, landing in Leavenworth. AT the
breaking out of the war he enlisted in
the Union army, serving nearly four
wears. At the close of the war he went
to Lincoln county and has resided there
ever since. He stated that he thought
his attorneys would be able to get
another trial, as they had carried his
case to the supreme court.
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FATAL R. R. ACCIDENT.
W. L. Kier, Uaion Pacific Engineer
ShockiOgiy Msngied Ii the U. P.
Yards in this City this Morning.
Death Soon Relieved Him of His
Sufferlngs.

This morning about ten O'Clock,
while an east-bound L. Z. freight train
in charge of Conductor Pennington and
Engineer W. ID. KIer, was switching
cars in the L. Z. yard near the water
tank, Engineer Kier jumped off Of
his engine (No. 1861 leaving it III
charge of Fireman Geo. w. Richardson,
and was assisting the brakeman. A
| freight car was ordered sidetracked on
the south track; KIer was between
that and four other cars that were at
| tached to the engine and pulled the
coupling pin. Fireman Richardson
supposed that he was out of the way
and started the cars up at a lively
speed to send the car uncOupled down
on the side track. But poor Kier was
under the wheels. After pulling out
the pin as he attempted to step back
the heel of his left foot caught between
the main and guard rail of the switch.
and before he could wrench his
foot loose the cars were upon him.
his left leg was mashed in shocking
manner, crushing the bones in his leg
from the hip to the ankle; his left col
lar bone was broken; the fingers on the
left hand badly cut, and the right hand
tore to pieces Drs. lakewood and
Steelsmith were soon at the scene of
the accident and done everything to
alleviate his sufferings. He was con-
veyed i'll Morley's hack to the CONT
mental Hotel, where the physicians
above mentioned, assisted by DR.. Hun
ter, of Hope, amputated his left leg.
He stood the operation herOically, but
about 1880 he began to rapidly sink,
and at little after - this noon he
breathed his last. Kier was about q
years old; be was member of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
His father lives at Lawrence and his
wife at Topeka; both were wired and
arrived in the city on this afternoons
train. This was Kier's first trip over
this division. He had been yard mas
ter in the L. 2. yards at Topeka for
several months. 1t is an unusually sad
accident. as he was only married last
Wednesday, and ere the happy honey
moon was over his wife will stand by
the maDgled form that left her but a
few hours ago the very picture of
health and happiness.
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Jacoby-Moore.

Last evening at the residence of the
Rev. Madison, in this city, Mr.. Frank
Jacoby and Miss Mary Moore, both of
Abilene, were united in marriage. The
wedding was strictly private, only a
few of the nearest relatives of the
bride being present.
Mr.. Jacoby for several years has
been in the employ of j. B. Case, and
at present is Mr.. Cases head bOOkkeep-
er. Frank has been a resident of this
city for years, and is regarded as one
of Abilene's energetic and first-class
young men.
Mss Mary Moore is daughter of
Mrs. Eddy, of the Merchants hotel.
Mrs. Jacoby, nee Moore, is an accom-
plished lady, and Frank was fortunate
in winning her for bride.
The happy couple will take rooms at
the Merchants. The REFLECTOR con-
graduates the newly welded pair, and
wishes them a pleasant voyage down
life'S stream.
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Teachers Institute.

The next meeting of the S. Z. Dick.
insOn county teachers institute will be
held in Harrington, March 10. 1888.
The following is the program:
Opening exercises.
Address of welcome, DR.. Nair.
Response, c. NJ. Harger.
Class drill. Miss Clara Williams.
Music.
Recess.
Music.
Business Arithmetic. Miss Emma
Harrington.
Current topics, Robert Gaffney.
THE last day Of school," Grace
Cooke.
Essay, Louella Kingery.
LONGFELLOW:
1. Biography, Miss Lizzie Suther-
land.
,. Literary notes, Miss Mary Kane.
5. Selections, S l.. Book.
Query box, VIM. Campbell.
Critics report, Frank Sullivan.
In the evening Rev. DR.. Bishop, of
Salina, will lecture in the opera honse
on the The Educational Outlook"
Committee on Music-Mrs. Pate
man, Miss Fannie Hunter, z. Ii. Hal
leck.
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which be zi.hcs 10 divide into small farms Of

which he zi-hrs 10 divide into small farms of
elust size: hay j TIE largest ~ sGbeI 4 ..o.s
which can ue -iveu t. c3ch farm aI- how
NAM farms =, "a! there pc-
, The circumference uf the NlCcls Of 4
carriaze are I5Snd l. feet respectively; a nail
on the tire of each wheel was ON top when the
carriage started; how far will the carriage
have gone when the nails shall be uppermost
for the 45Oth time, there being $3.50 feet in a
mile?
g. A. B, c, and d, having built stone wall.
received a certain sum of money which was
divided as follows: \ received 500 90. and one
thirteenth of the remainder, B s,00.10 and one
thirteenth of the remainder. c sll0 III and one
thirteenth of the remainder. and ID what was
left when il was found that each received the
same sum; what was the amount of their
wages?
: A steamer sailing due east at the equator,
changes her longitude minutes every ID min
utes; how many knots an hour is she making?
5. A Grocer bought 81 bushels of berries, at
So per bushel and sold them by mistake by
wine measure at cts. per quart; what was
his gain or loss!
9. A note bearing interest at 6 per cent,
dated August IL, 1876. at 8 months, was dis
counted November g.: the face of the note was
,5O0 and the proceeds s., l699S9; what was
the rate of discount:
10. Cs gain was 20 per cent, and DIS 30 per
cent, and C's gain was S21 less than DIS; what
was the capital of each, if p of C's capital
equals ,: of DIS?
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White clover. HODGE BROS.
Administrators Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at the
residence of the late deceased, Charles W. Staatz
on Lyons Creek, In Liberty twp, 6 miles north
east of WoOdbine and IS miles southwest of juno
ton City, Oh
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA 1888,
Commencing promptly at O'Clock a. m. the
following property tO-wit:
I9D HEAD OF HIGH GRADE CATTLE,-Con-
sisting of 20 head or coming 3-year-old steers
26 steers coming years old; 46 steer calves; 81
head Of cows ami heifers with calf from a pedi
greed Durham bull; 10 heifer calves and Durham
bull years old. all in good condition.
HDRSES-ll head Of horses and colts, consist
ing of work horsrs; 2 driving horses; one fine
mare colt coming years old, weighing nearly
/, 90 pounds; one gelding coming Years, weghn
also nearly 1859 pounds; one gelding coming .
years and mare colt coming years and one cat
tie pony
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC. One header
and header boxes; one Deering self binder 3 grain
drills; 3 cultivatOrs: plowS; 5 harrows; mower:
sulky rake ebay stacker; 3 farm wagons; One bug
gy; 2 hay racks feed troughs; 3 sets good work
harness; 3 sets fly nets; one saddle; l good Fair
banks stock scales; wise, lumber and many other
useful articles 100 numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SNLE-All sums OF $40, and under,
cash, over 5 D. u credit of nine months with ap-
proved security will be given without interest
Ii not paid when due Interest at 12 per cent from
date until paid. 5 per cent. off for Cash. No
property allowed TO be removed from place of sale
until settled for.
a lunch to be given at noon.
II. 5. HUMFELD, / ,a;nt.,r..o,.-
FREDE IcRE STAATZ, Auiiiiiiia'i"'oio-
j. y. BURTON, Auctioneer. 21-2t
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PERSONAL.
C. B. Maxwell is in the city.

c. 3. Maxwell is in the city.
W. I. Harris, of Solomon, IS in Ii,
city.
r. A. Sullivan, of Solomon, is in tn,
city.
A. B. Coulson is doing business il
Hope today.
Elder E. Clark is spending the day
at Manchester.
City Marshal Wimsatt, of Solomon
is attending court.
H. McKahan left on a business triI
to Enterprise this morning.
S. j. Wright boarded the Rock Is.
land for WOodbine this morning.
Charles H. Seilber, Hopes wide
awake jewelry man, is in the city.
Rev. Christian returned home this
morning from a trip to Minneapolis.
Sheriff Nail will take Henry Guettler
to the insane asylum at Topeka tOmur-
row.
Homer Wilson came down from
Lon gmont, Colorado on todays l. L.
Flyer.
Miss Nettie GradwhOhl, of Salina, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Curtis
this week.
L. II. Faulkner is expected home
this week from a business trip to the
eastern cities.
~ rnnnnr
left on the Rock Island this morning
for WOodbine.
Jacob Buhrer, one of Enterprises
prominent business men, was in the
city this forenoon.
r. j. Finley smelt potatoes in the
air again. and left for the East to buy
up several Car loads.
Mrs. Joseph White left on the noon
train for Kansas City Mr.. w. left for
that city last evening.
Col. Spivey and r. a. LOvett, of Sail
ma, lOveth this city so well that they
returned on the noon train today.
Frank Pennington, our efficient and
prompt carrier for West Abilene, is on
the retired list at present, having run a
nail in bis left foot.
A. p. Whitehead, travelling auditor
for the Badger Lumber Company, with
headquarters at Kansas City, is i'll the
city, a guest of the Stanton.
Mr.. ii. Fry and daughter, Mrs. Eaton,
who have been visiting with Nh. F.'s
brother. Mr.. a. Fry, of this city, and
the family of Judge Roger for several
weeks, returned to their home in Ohio
toda via the Rock Island. They will
spend a couple Of weeks at Upton, Ia,
visiting the Rev. Kissell and family.
Mrs. X. is sister of Mrs. Eaton. The
Rev Kissell was formerly pastor of
the Lutheran church in this city.
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Work is being pushed as rapidly a:
possible on the pottery works.
Chas. H. Seller, of Hope, is now a
fulI-fedged American citizen, having
received his second papers today.
A Justice Jury was out from yester-
day afternoon until 3 O'Clock this
morning. Lots of grief for 50 cts. pei
day.
MARRIED.-At the residence of
Rev. F. NJ. Porch, on Tuesday, Feb.
2Sth. Mr.. James Frazier and Miss
Mirah Kramer, both of Abilene.
l have lived in Kansas eighteen
years, said a prominent farmer who
was doing business in Abilene yester-
day. ard l never saw better prospects
for wheat.
G. F. Worley was fitting an elegant
set of harness on one of Robert Knox :
teams this morning. q. f. is certainly
to the front in the harness business and
rapidly catches on to all the modern
styles.
Miss Carrie Dyal entertained the
Elite Whist club at her home last even
ing. John Weller and Miss May Multi
won the capital prize, and Tom ADder-
son and Miss Matte Lifts the BOBBY.
The place of the next meeting has not
been definitely decided upon.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give social at the residence of Rev.
w. A. Welsher's, Thursday evening,
the 29th inst. Refreshments served
during the evening. The latch string
will be out and a hearty welcome eX-
tended to all. Come! Come !!
Sheriff Nail was called to Enterprise
this afternoon to examine horse sup
posed to have the CHAMBERS. Ii the
Sheriff believes the horse has CHAMBERS
it is his duty to notify the Stale Vet
Urinary Surgeon, whose duty it is to at
once examine the stock, and if they
have the disease order them killed.
This afternoon the case of the State
Of Kansas, VS.. Ferguson and DOTity is
beng tried. County Attorney Hurd
represents the State and Burton "
Moore the defendants. The defend
ants are charged with using prOfane
language, and endeavoring to collect a
bill from one Mart Cryderman. At
$3.50 the evidence was all in.
1t will be to the interest of all stock
men and farmers to attend the admin
istrator's sale of the personal property
of the late deceased Charles Staatz, on
Lyons creek, six miles north Of Wood
bine, on Wednesday, March II. One
hundred and ninety head of cattle,
eleven head of horses and a large
amount of farming implements will be
sold.
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All kinds grass seed at Hodge Bros
Notice to Contractors

The trustees OF the county high school will re-
ceiye sealed proposals at the Office OF ". Ii. Roe,
Abilene, Kansas, until Marh 81, 1883, at noon, for
the erection and completion OF a county high
school building. for Dickinson county. TO be
located at Chapman, Kansas, in said county.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office Of the hardware store OF Dunlavy Roe.
Abilene, Kansas
All proposals must be accompanied by Ger.
titled check for not less than two hundred dollars
which sum will be forfeited to Dickinson county
in Case the bidder whose bid is accepted fails
within two days thereafter TO enter into contract
and TO give satisfactory bond for the performance
thereof and the additional bond for the protection
OF labOrers a. specified by law.
Bids must be securely sealed and marked on
outside: bids for the erection OF county high
school building for Dickinson county, Kansas.
Bids will be opened at O'Clock p. IN Friday,
March Both, Is 8 No bids will be considered
unless the bidder be present.
The board reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids. By order Of Board,
2T-4t W. II. ROE, Sec'y.
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The great conqueror of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, all Nervous Diseases and
failing health builder beyond compari
son ever discovered and the most certain
and absolute preventive and cure for
Consumption, when used in time, ever
offered to the afflicted. 1t PERFORMS
these marvellous cures by filling the
blood with richness and vital piasma
which rapidly heals all diseased and
broken tissues and casts off all disease
from the system. A trial bottle will
convince you. Price Is cents,an 81 %
Sold by j. NJ. Gleissner, druggist, abb
lene.
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Manchester Musings.

The citizens of Manchester are elated
over the new mail system. Instead of
getting it three times per week by star
route, it arrives every evening on the
o'clock passenger.
NJ. I. GOss & Co. have made extern
sive improvements in their lumber
yard, i'll the way of buildings and track
facilities, and now have one of the best
equipped yards in the state.
Building is progressing rapidly, and
ere the roses bloom again, Manchester
will be one of the loveliest burgs in the
state.
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Police Court.

The city treasury was replenished to
the amount of $500 this morning, on
account of one of the boys having to
much fun with the boys las he ex-
pressed it.
A rather elderly gentleman was
brought before his honor yesterday
evening for attempting to be very
funny. He plead guilty to appearing
in an attire not belonging to his sex, As
charged in the complaint. Rumor has
it the young girl was scared out Of a
years growth.
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Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Charles d. Barnes
has fled his petition in the Probate court OF
Dickinson county, State or Kansas. under the
provisions OF section one o. of chapter one hull
dred and sixty five (-65), session laws Of 1857.
prnyisiC n of said law at his drug store, NUM-
bered 2O4 on Cedar street, in the city OF Abilene,
being upon lot two (2), on Cedar street, OF Angus
tine & Lebold's subdivision OF Thompson Nc
Coy's addition to the City OF Abilene, Dickinson
County, Kansas and thar said petition has been
set down for hearing in said Probate Court OF
Dickinson County. State OF Kansas. on the I'd OF
April, 1888, IT 10 O'Clock A. N. OF said Gay, ano
that said petitioner applies for said permit as a
pharmacist unuer the provisions Of section one
D Of said chapter 165 section laws OF 1887.
W-27:4W CHARLES ID. BARNES.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, Lee

Dickinson county, IS
In the Probate Court Of said county. IN the mat
ter of the estate OF Peter Person. deceased.
To all creditors Of and ottscf persons interested
in said estate:
You are hereby notitet that at the next regular
term of the Pro6ate ourt In and for said county,
Office in AetleBs. In said county, on the second
day OF APRIL 1883 being the first Monday in said
month Of April, will make final settlement Of
said estate.
pensatiol as administrator of said estate and fol-
necessary attorneys fees and other expenses nee
essarily incurred in the administration OF said
estate, hereby give notice as ordered by said
Court that said claims SET for hearing In said
Court on the I'd day Of April, 1888
A. s DAVIDSON,
Administrators q Peter Person.
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Forwarned is Forearmed.

Office of Secretary State Board of
Heath, Topeka, Kan, Feb. 81,
1888.
To County CLerk, Abilene, Dickinson
County, Kan:
DEAR SIR-In accordance with the
agreement entered into at the confer
ence of State and Provincial Boards of
Health, at Toronto, October 6, 1886,
respecting the interstate notification of
the occurrence of cholera, smallpox and
yellow fever, it becomes my duty to in
form you of the existence of several
cases of smallpox at Wichita, Mulvane,
Newton and Mcpherson, in this state
The origin of the disease is from a per-
son who contracted the disease in Cali
fornia and came to Wichita. Cases
and all exposed are insulated. Vacci-
nation, disinfection and quarantine
are enforced. Yours truly.
J.W. REDEEM, NJ. D.,
Secretary.
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The Right Man.

Word was received here this morn
ing that Tanner, the man who was
captured in Lawrence, charged with
stealing $50 in money. note for Sl75
as one indictment and an additional
charge of abducting one Dick Peabody,
a boy 10 years old, had his preliminary
on February 81. in which he was bound
over to the coming term of the district
court in Christian county. ILL.,, in the
sum of $500. The readers of the RE-
FLECToR will remember the circum'
stances of this case, as it was given il
full about week or ten days ago,
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Death of Frank Wadeigh.

Mr.. Frank Wadeigh, who formerly
lived in Cheever township. died in
Hastings, Minnesota, Feb. 23rd last, of
the Brights disease. Mr.. Wadeigh
came to this county in 1876 and lived
here until 1881, when he went to Colo
RADIO: from there he went to Hastings.
Mr.. Wadeigh at the time of his death
was 80 years old.
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INVENTIONa,

IN last naI1 century. Not least among The wQn-
ders OF inventive progress is method aud sys;em
OF work that can be performed all over the eoan-
try without separating the werkSrS from their
homes Pay hoeraii sny one can do the work;
either SEX yoeng or DID, no Special ability required
C1riyal BOT Needed: ron are started free. Cut
This ont and feturn 10 MS and We will send You
free something Of value and importance TO you.
that viii start you in business, which Will bring
yol In more money right away. than anything
else IN the world. Grand outfit free. Address
True Co., Augusta, Maine.
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The man that plants early corn, early
III the spring and starts his cultivatOr
early, will be the first man in the mar
ket with roasting ears; first man to the
stock yards with fat swine, and the
first man to eat his corn bread or mush
from the first ground corn Of the season.
And if he puts in big crop he will
get their Eli, first, last and all the
time
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Adams wind mills at Hodge Bros.

Hanaghan's great sale of farm i'm
plemeDts took place on Wednesday.
Bidders were numerous although the
weather was unfavOrable. Listers sold
at from S23 so to S26, in fact all kinds
of implements went at half price.
Goods will be sold at private sale every
day and on Saturday, March 10th, the
auction sale will be continued. Don't
forget the place, Giles & Gordon's ele-
yatOr, Abilene.
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Buy barbed wire at Hodge Bros.
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court of Dickinson County
KahSas.
In the matter of the estate of Stephen wnsler
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Administrative of the estate OF Stephen Whistler
deceased. intends to make final settlement OF
said estate on the first day Of April, A. d., 1898
term of the Probate Court of said County OF
Dickinson. All persons Interested will take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
MRS. Ell "a j. WHISTLER,
w-274w Administrators.
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Blue grass.
HODGE Bros.

If you are 10 need of lister. cultiva-
tor, corn planter, pillow, harrow, hay
rake, or any other farm implement,
don't forget Hanaghan's great sale on
Satui day, March 10th.
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Card of Thanks.

Myself and family desire to extend
our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors
and many friends for the invaluable
services rendered and cOurteries eX-
tended during my sons illness and
death, DAVID CROFT.
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Before you start on journey 60 and
see Barnes & Northcraft and procure a
bottle of Chamberlain 3 Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is a great
safeguard for travellers and gives i'm
mediate relief.
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Flows and listers HODGE Bros
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court of Dickinson County,
Kansas
In the matter of the estate of Peter Olson, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Administrators OF the estate OF Peter Olson, de-
ceased, Intends to make final settlement OF said
e-tae on the first day Of April, A. d., 1885, term
of the probate Court of said county of Dickinson.
All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. BRITTA OLSON,
W-274w Administrative.
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Probate Court.

Chas. D. Barnes filed a petition for
druggists permit. A hearing on the
same will be had April End, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
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DAMASCUS. GA June %, 1887.
have suffered with Cattarrh for about foul
years. and after using four bottles of Botanic BLOOD
Balm had my general health greatly improved
and if l cogldkeep out OF the bad weather wouA
be cured. ] believe il il the best purifier made
Very respectfully,
l.. ". THoMPsoE
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Two Ones are One.

A license was granted George n
Ebberts, of Hope, and Alva a. Shugart,
to wed in the near future.
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HODGE BROS.
How It Sells.

We have been selling B. B B. for two years, and
1t has always gwen satisfaction in every case.
LOWRY & STARR, Druggists
BLOOD BALM CO. Atlanta Ga
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Remember that all kinds of farm i'm
Elements are for sale at less than cost
by w. F. Hanaghan.
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The Best Purifier Made.

Hodge Bros. is the best and cheapest
place to buy barbed wire.