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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-11-28
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED 3Y
or. J. G. Aver L Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY sl Drugsists and Dsalsrs IN Asdislas.

WORTHINGrON TOWNSHIP.
We wish the ADVANCE household,
and all the ADVANCE readers, q happy
Thanksgiving. and IN abundance of all
the good things which grow on this
beautiful prairie.
Congratulations from many friends
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Green. Also
good wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity,
On last Wednesday afternoon sur
prise party gathered ut the house of
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Terry. A pleasant
afternoon and nice tea were enjoyed
by all in honor of Mrs. Terry's birth
day.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson was here, not
long since, visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ
o. Eygleston. She brought with he'
many useful presents rs we'll as words
of cheer.
Mr.. Hazard is talking of s. art!ng a
new creamery in the Spring, on tht
separating system. If Mrs Hazard
starts a creamery W. may expect it t.
be successful, for lie is al intelligent
and energetic business man.
We agree with the Elk correspond
ent as to November blowing being
better adapted to produce u crop OF
weeds than any better result. The
poorer the blowing is Zone the better
the cop of weeds.
Mr.. J. G. Clark has hid another poor
spell since our last.
Don't shoot your neighbours hogs. 1,
don't pay.
The music of the steam thresher's
whistle filled tho air last week. Mr.
J. Sutherland and others have finished
their threshing for this year.
In recent article in tho Youths
Companion, on "Ilow to cure a cold.''
the writer advises hot lemonade t.
bp taken ut bed time. tits danger
,l> treatment, especially during the 81
we're cold weather of the winter months
rs it opens the pores of the skin and
leaves the system in such. condition
that another and much more severe
cold is almost certain to he contracted
Many years constant use and tho tx
perience Of thousands Of people If Ill
ages has fully demonstrated that there
is nothing better for severe cold than
Chamberlaine's Cough Remedy. 1t acts
in perfect harmony with nature, re-.
lieves tho lunRe, liquefies the tough
tenacious mucus, making It easier to
and restores the system,
to n strong and healthy condition.
Fifty cent bottles for sale BY &. W.
Smith.
For \ lame back try saturating =
piece Of flannel with Chamberlain 8
Pain Balm and binding it on tho affect.
ed parts. This treatment will cure
any ordinary case in one or two days.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
sprai0s, swellings and lameness. 81
cent bottles for sale by g. W. Smith.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE or MINNESOTA, L.
County OF Mobiles, Nov. 2o.n, 1859.
0,>,


County OF Mobiles, Nov. 2otn. 1859.
Special Term.
In the ma ter of the Guardianship Of Benja-
min Larson an insane pcrSVn (n"w i'll The no. pila
nS;l..e a. Saint Pee, MulntSo.a,) Er:c> l..
i'etc. son III The Town III B;,el w ia the County
Nj N'DieS having been a;p'l ted y ua dia' u
onjilnln Larson nt the Town q. bi.e,nw i'll
SAIL: Cuuny, anu LaviaS m:.ue aid heu III sil'.;
Probate tUnrt a Schtuu e Oi ali .he property he
.unginy to ille estate OF s;,:d Ben janl.n Larson.
II is ordered. 1h;:t The lime aid place, when
and where the Probate Judge II SAi.t County
wi: hear, examine ard :il~w claims against tht
estate u sid i.el'jainin Larson which have
vested 1T and lrior ~ the appointment VI said
Guardian be the Twenly-i.urth tZ4lh) day y.
December, 1889, Ut eleven "'cack in the fore
!:oon: At the Probate U!lite IL the Court H.us~
in WurthinstOn In sud tOun:y. aud that six
mnn;h frcm tie dAie hereof be allowed I.
creditors to present their claims a,ainit said
eatatc. at the expiration Of which time ever.
person having ciAi.ns not presented 10 said
Court. snail be forever barred from rccOveIinl
laid demand. or for setting OF tie same III ANY
;;cti II whatever.
l; IL urti.cr O.:serS.i, That copy of this order
b. published Tor t,'ce successive ~eck< prior
{" said dry III hearing in the NOrtningtOn
pub. h1d IS y or.hiigl.n IL, said County.
ID d at No,thinK; Oh the 18th d:.y Of No.
velncr. /. O. BY the CO! 1T
(Se.l C. W. W, dow,
1876. Judge III rrOl ate.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE or MINI tSOTA, D.
County VI Mobiles, Nov. 10Th, 1850. 3D.


In the matter Of The estate Of Thomas Jay
Deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
said deceased icing gr;.n.ed uniO David Bates
OF said County,
1t is Ordere,, That all claims and demands Of
all persons against said estate We presented to
this Court, Tor exaMilat. Oh anu allowance, al
the rroba: e Ottic. III Wor,hiMK.oM III said Cuun-
~ On the following days, VIZ: The first MOu
d y Ut each month Tor SIX months from the
date hereof, 1T Que O'cOct. y. NJ.
II is further Oreerei, That SIX months from
the date hei col he allowed 10 c:etl.t.rs 10 pre-
>oAt their claims against "a ID estate, At the ex
pllHtlOn Of which time all clainS not presented
to sxid COur;, Or not proven ~ its satisfaction,
shall be fOie> er barred, unless tor cause shown
further time he allowed.
tIrde. ed further. That notice Of the time and
place Ut The hearing and eAaniLa.t,n vi s;.iu
claims and demands shall be gwen by publish
ing this order once in each week. for three sue.
ce>slye weeks p ior 10 the day appointed Ior
such examination. IL the Worthlnst,'n ADVANCE
! wte~,y he >paper printed aid published At
Nor Iingtel i'll 8 I'D County.
ai-d ut Wur,hilStUn, hl.nh.: the Twenty.
SIKH day .. November, A. ID. 1889
by the Court.
[SCai] L. W. ". DIV,
1881. Judge Of Probate.
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English v.l.l, iI,nlll,e,.t removce
AL Hard, Soft "r Callouaed l., mps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spayins.
'nrlS, Splints. Sveepy, RinY.lun+.
Stifea, aDrains, all Swollen Thrnats.
0n0hs, Etc. Sxve &5t, by nse Of one
/. o. tie. Warranted the most Wonder
sfnl nlrn,i.h (:nrr ey~r knOwn ssold by
S.. V Smith, Drnggist. Woi Ellington.
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I()CA L..
Wall paper new designs at

Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WAREENS.
Call on Forbes for Illinois Coal al
IS per ton. l5tf
Mr.. John Moffat of Brewster, waf
enc of our callers en- Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Crigler went to Jack
son, MIMI. last Monday morning.
Grant Morrison spent Sunday at
M,nkato.
Mr.. Frank Glasgow made business
trip to st. Paul Tuesday.
Illinois Coal for Sale, S. ner ton.
15lf AEON FORBES.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bowen returned home a
week ago last Monday from Merrill,
Wisconsin.
Good Illinois Coal at tho n amaksgen
Lumber COmpany's fu1 only S. per
ton.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. f =.
church will meet with Mrs. bly, Wed.
NeSday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Il. Crandall, Of Omaha, is
visiting among relatives and friends
here the past week.
Messrs. David and Samuel Bates, Of
Dewald. take Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. ). A. Hildreth and family.
Mr.. H. Lewis spent last Sunday with
his parents here and returned to
Owatonns, Mimi, Monday where he
still resides.
Mrs. e NJ. Bowen returned from
Merrill, Wis last week where shc
spent q few weeks with her sick
mother.
Mr.. q, Beadle, \ resident Of Thorn.
town. Indiana, after few days visit
with II. N. Palm, left for his home on
Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Arnold has returned
from u six weeks visit in Minneapolis
t" her hume at Worthington with Mrs.
Harrington.
Call and examine our Illinois Goals.
at the Namakogon Lumbe Yards, on
~ B per ter.
Mr.. Ell. Warren Is making some very
neat improvements in bis drug9 store,
putt ing ia u ne~ -fous-,an other " Use
fixing his place of business. Evidently
Christmas is C. ming.
Thanksgiving services to day at the
Congregational church, Rev. n. J.
Harrington, of the N. E. church.
prr;.cles the sermon.
R"bert e. Larson has bought Lot !
Block 4 Of Clary Addition nc. dining
lot previously owned by him, and G Us.
G,istnfson las bought Lot SAINT
block adjoining his present property.
The itching If the scalp. falling If
the hair, resulting in baldnpss, are of.
ten caused by dandruff, which may be
cured by using Halls Haiz Reviewer.
Mr.. A. W. Lyon wss married at St.
James Wednesday evening. Nov, 9th,
tn Miss A. Van Ntlzer. of st. James.
Mr.. Lyon will bring his bride to Wor-
Ellington and spend Thanksgiving with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Lyon.
The new Presby terisn church build
ing 1T Rusnn"re approaches comple-
tio,. Orders have been sent for the
seats and other furniture. which will
be ready Tor the house when the plast-
ering is completed.
Miss Len,ette MAXWELL, who has
been visiting in tie family IT Mr.. and
Mrs. j; NJ. Palm, left for her homo Mt
Monr'e City. Missouri, on Tuesday
morning. Miss Maxwell made MANY
friends dnring her brief sojou1n in
Worthington. e..
Miss ;sttie Coons, who tas been in
the family Ut Rev. G. ). Ware for sew
eral years, eft for h"r fathers he mo
IN Jackson, Mississippi. The 81. 'er Yrs.
War, :.:ne with Eflie tO W0rthinaton
g O !, of ~, her long jonrnev, with
/! e. e',Sgt;y YliSitsds ls,F ,y. ws.frrs.
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nrcKIxr,s Apx1cA .Arv-

BUCkLENB ARN1CA SALVE,
The best salvo in tho world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt r"+un. f-ve
sores, totter .0happe,i hands .childbla:
cerns, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or no money refunded. Price
mbth.
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Ny property on Fifth avenue and
Fourteenth street. Will sell cheap for
cash. For particulars call on or address
me at WorthingtUn, MINI.
lit TnoS GRIFFIN,
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It 10 very difficult to keep our little
Onts free from the disorders If baby
hood, and we advise Ill mothe 10
keep DR.. Bulls baby Syrup handy.
lndisposition to do anything. want
OF grip, d1OwsiDess aud pain in fhe
side, point to liver complaint, LsxaC
dor 10 the great liver regulator.
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NOTICE.

Parties who have been piling hay
against our fence and on the lot op-
posite the Western Hotel are requested
to move the same aud pile no more on
there. NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
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Itch. Mango. and Scratches On I'M
man or animals cured In 81 minutee bv
WN:lf0rd6 Sanitary T.Otnn. T,his
ever fails: Sa,ld nv c.. W. amith.
Dfuggist, Wor; hineton.
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Take your Cash and &, Wyckcff's
He will cell You snythin: In his store.
for tho next thirty days, - near to
cost as possible, for cash. EFT
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What l know about that standard
remedy-Dr. Bulls Congh Syrup:-I
know that Is cent bottle cured me of
u bad cough in II hours. 1t is fact.
Nyriads of cases of rheumatism And
neuralgia have already succumbed to
that wonderful remedy Salvation on.
Price only 70 cents \ bottle.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the partners in the firm of
Hinricks & Loveless, WAS dissolved
from and after Nov. 23.d, 1889. Set
Elements may he made with either
member Of tie late firm.
F. HINR1CKs,
Jos. I.OvkLESs.
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a. BIJFFAIOS ~

One dozen No. large Buffalo robe
at reasonable price. The last chance
you will get to buy No. buffalo robe.
Write for prices.
Il. SCHMIDT & Son.
14-4t* MxnkRtO. Mimi.
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SCHOOL DESKS AND STOVES
FOR SALE.

Tie Board of Education of Worth.
ington have As single desks and about
70 double desks In good condition, and
five stoves aud one furnace for eale
cheap. Enquire OF e. H, Smith, Geo.
d. Dayton Or e. p. Shepard.
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FOR SALE,

Two Lincol,, Bucks. viii
exchange for Ewes.
WM. FlNDI4AY,
SEQ. 81, Elk. Y. .. Worthington, Mimi
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I have tho exclusive sale OF the
,Broadhrad dress goods in Wortling.
ton. Others that are being xdvsr-
tisedare limitations.
II. f.. TORRANCE.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAL

ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
Hnoor an order Of the PROBATE Court I viii
SeId lor cash TO the highest bidder al the fam
o. bela 3 Kinney, near to Round Lake Village
; n,e1 SOun,y, about twenty ht ad ii cattle hid
..9t horses il good condition; and lot OF
LII personal properly. Sale 10 be on NOvem
DER 9th, 1853, a. ~ Ocluck N.
800 JOHN N0RTH1rP
IS-'0 Administrator
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FOR Sal LIE

Dressmaking and plain sewing done
by 8.3t* MRS. FELLOWS.
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Call and examine our stock of OAK
cherry aud walnut.
NAxAKAaoN LUMBER Co.
The entertainment given by the
young people Of the Presbyterian
church on Friday night was success
in every respect. The progam was
hastily arranged and few rehearsals
had. but the audience was kept atten-
tive. interested and amused from the
beginning to the end. The receipts
were altogether satisfactory, Though
We are not informed Of the amount of
them. There was much musical; and
dramatic ability Displayed 10 the tx
ercises.
The Toledo co., Bee OF Nov. 18th
says that Col, Fraak J. Cheney. the
proprietor Of Halls Catalrh Cure, and
other Remedies which have been sd-
vert'srd in the Advance has been off,
cred $3.50 600 in cash for his business
llaat. Twelve years ago Col. Cheney
began this business and has achieved
his success by making good medicines.
which accomplish what they are de-
signed to do, by strict attention TO
business, and by a most liberal use of
printers ink. Mr.. Cheney was recently
proclaimed one Of the b st three adver
Users in the United States. 1t al
ways pays to advertise when you have
ako0d article to sell. P+upl. must
know what you have for their benefit
before they can become your customers
CHAUrAUQUA CIRCLE.
Political Economy Part I chaps. -
Miss Hern.
Same Part 4 chaps. 3-4 Miss Swarts.
same Psrt4 chap. S Mrs. Webb.
History of Rome D<c. Chautanquan
p*ges 1898 Ray Humiston.
Politics which made and unmade Rome
Dec. Chautsuqunn y. 253 4 Mrs. Moore.
Same pages 255 s 7 Miss Bateman.
Bible Of the 10Th Century pages I 25
Rev. Harrington.
Same pages 25 81 Frank Hansbereer.
Work Of underground waters DEC.
Chautau4uan DR.. Webb.
Music Qenca Smith
f"per' The Graeci, Mrs. Paisley.
What shall the state do for me. Nov.
Chaut auquan. Mrs. W, =. Lewis.
General discussion of Bellamys
"LOOkinR Back Ward:'
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and certain relief IN
Ayers Pills. In Ill
cases where . CO
ttartic i needed,
these Pills are recon.
meAdel BY leading
nsysicians.
DIT. e. Haetinas.
of Baltimore, says:
. Ayers Pills are the
best cathartic and
.aperient within the
'reach !. Of my profess
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The schools arc now in position
to cordially wrlcume visitors and those,
in charge desire ali citize, 8 of this vi.
cinity to call aud know more about
their schools.
One need not be an expert in school
matters to form reas Onxbly fair OPP
iniOn If school work.
1.<t us I'LL "Study Navigation"
In addition to the regular work
special rhetorical exercises take place
every Friday afternoon in Ill rooms,
to which allare invited.
The A intermediate is tn "Banne,"
school rs to attendance ,.:r November.
W. W. HOBBs, Supt.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
The WofthnRsen xpvAxob 10 she O0etal Pa

terms TWO Dollars par year. II paid In :d-
Vssos. bi.N) . year. All Orders will receive
Or publication mnst h. acceampanied by therea!
0Asas and address Of the writer ~ guaranty OF
Soo1 lAith-nos necessaFtly for publication.
ADyERTIsING RATES.
On. inch ,hr,e weeks. y GO. three months. o.:
HvsI,cNss 600 let
ep.,eas1 r~ess ziyen or larger advertisements
R1,d1nx uotieas, 6rst week 10 eenta line F..
uNssovo M In se tiOns cents 4 line each week.
Traiaivni adver: i$ementa paid ~ advance.
fe.rly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
00AS7iI II given.
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AER1vAL AND DEPARTURES or TRAIN
q. SIOUX CITY / n. PAUL TIME CARD.
no. PASSENoER

@. SIOUX CITY I II. PAUL TIxs CARD.
no. lPAssENoER.
Gei.s w-.t-
Leav. ". Paul It 7:l0 m.
Leave Worthinston At 3:ss . N.
Arrive - '''"n- 'tty At 5:l5 N.
GOING WEST no. arAss1xoHR.
Leave NJ ~. rauiat 7:eO m.
=: !: :; s;s,;i S,;S =, At
GOING no. PASSENGER.
Leave sioux city ut 10:S M
Ls:ve WOrthinRtOn at 2:0A M
Arrive 1t 81 Paul At 900 m.
GOING UAsr- 40. ! PAssEroDR.
Is.ve sioux ''ity at $50 m
4 i've ut Worthington at il:A a m
4 rive At St. Paul Is 1908 m.
Acco> .aopAr1ox.
Leaves Warrington At 1:3o m.
0s'nR West
Leaves Worthin ton 1t $40 m
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAx7-PAssENeEH NO. 20.
Isavss +lsu1 Falls At e:"f 10
Arrives It WO1lhinVfnn at l1:2 NJ.
CONC wssr-PAs>1SaRR 10. 10.
Leaves Worthington ut 3:ao m.
Arrive at sioux Falls d:25 p. IN.
ooI~o eAsr-PAssExoER no. ~.
Arrive At worth,neton !e.; Monday ie:s" 4 m
I ssve S,"n- FAILS f"x. sunday 900 p. m
oo1~o wESr-PAssENeER NO 81.
Arrive :. Sioux Falls tex. M""d"D 81" .. m n,
AccoHMopA11ox.
wSs'-T.a"" W.rtlin:tOn l:cCp. M.
Ra.i-Arriveat Wor,hington 2:Io p. M
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W
Va. writes !" I have prescribed Aysr's
Pills In my practice, and and them OK
osllent. I urge their general use, II
fanAAes."
"For . number Of years was afflicted
with bilious1eos which almost DESTROYED
my health. i tried various remedies.
but nothing afforded me any relief until
beRan 20 take Ayer'a Pills."-G. 8,
Wanderlich, Scranton, Pa.
~ have used Ayers Pills for tho mast
thirty years, and am satisfied should
not DO alive to-day II II had not been
for them. They cured me Of dyspepsia
when oil other remedies failed, and their
occasional use has kept me In healthy
condition ever since."-T. p. Brown,
Chester, Pa. S..
Having been subject, for years, 70
constipation, without being able TO ind
much relief, at last tried Ayers Pills,
and deem 1t both duty and . pleasure
to testify that have derived great bon.
eft from their use. For over two years
past / have taken ono Of these IlllS
every night before retiring. would noe
willingly be without them" &C. W.
Bowman, Is East Main st., Carlisle, Pa.
'"Ayer's Pills have been used in my
family upwards of twenty years, and
have completely verified al that 10
claimed for them. In attacks OF piles,
from which I suffered many years, they
afforded me greater relief than any med.
icine ever tried."-ThomaS F.cAdams.
Holly Syringe, Texas. :.
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NOTICE.

14-4t* Mxnkat
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-05
THEIR BUSINESS RooMlNo

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at u.
W. Bickford's drug store, as their civ
ing away TO their customers of so many
free trial bottles Of Dr. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this verV
valuable article from the fact that it al
ways cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, and all throat and lung dis.
eases quickly cured. You can test it
before buying by getting a trial bottle
free, large size 81. Every bottle war
ranted
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-05

Most Of the tin used in this country
comes from Cornwall in England.
But it is one of the possibilities of the
new state of North Dakota that the
tin mines found there will keep at
home the great and important indus
try of supplying the tin we need for
our own use. Competent judges say
that the Black Hills contain not only
enough tin to supply the home mar
ket but a sufficient quantity to sup
ply the world It is but six years
since the first tin mine was discover
ed there, but now there are a dozen,
and the admission of the territory to
statehood cannot fail to stimulate
this as well as every other industry
in the new state. Exchange.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-05

Kansas can once more be congratu-
lated on an escape from serious dis
aster. We have just turned the dead
center of crop failure and business
depression. 1t has been a period of
Encouragement which only brave men
stand up through. The result is that
thousands of men are in a stress
which tempts to an acceptance of any
plausible promise of relief, and would
sacrifice ali they have in chase for
the pot Of gold at the foot of this Ok
lahoma rainbow, bringing ruin Just
at a time when success was almost in
their GRASP. Otawa Republican.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-05

No. 16-Sold.
No. 17,-SOid
No. 16.-16O acres southwest of Marvin, rolling
PRAIRIE six acres. Of grove, good sod house, good
stable and out buildings, good running water,
good stone query, good grass and hay land.
Price $1,000, in cash or trade.
No. 19-Wi thdraWn.
No. 20.-l60 acres of inc farming land, good
frame house 24z28 feet, story and half house
with basement underneath 24x28, Kansas barn 70
feet long, numerous Outbulldings, whole tract
fenced pasture fenced seperate from farm land,
several acres under cultivation, near a mile p
this land are worth fully $500 Price OF trac
$1,000. Land lies miles from Phillipsburgy
No. 21-SOId.
No. $50 acres good upland, i've miles from
PhillipsbRrg. Price $3.50 cash and $500 on five
No. SEQ acres, smiles from PhiIlipsburg, 100
acres in cultivation, frame house 1GZ2. good ont
buildings. Price 1920; S1260 cash balance on five
years time.
No. 3G.-I6O acres. square Or, miles from
Stuttgart. Price $500, good terms.
No. 31.-Good 100 acres, sw of Ober 10 miles,
; r. r. surveys run in the immediate HelghboT
hood, VIII make a big spec for ssme one sure
Price $14G0.
No. a2.-HOuse and Lot in Oborlin, Ks. Price
40. $50 acres, 20 smooth, good well also
running water, miles from c. H and from
Dana Price $1,000
No. S4.-Tinber claim, $50 acres 100 smooth.
40. $50 acres. So in cultivation. good young
orchard, house wei. etc, miles from Agra
10. SIT. E. 100 acres, 50 in cultivation. miles
from c. II. Price $3.50.
No. S8.-16O acres. 40 cultivated. - fezceds
springs and running water, miles from Dana.
Price $1,000, good terms.
No. 39.-16O acres, 80 cultivated, stone house.
well. stable etc, young orchard miles Trom
station, ; from C. Il. Price 5000 enc half cash
ne have inst received the agency FOR about 20
quarter sections OF land. ranging at prices from
s55O00 70 - 00. 90 per quarter. This list 1neluqes
some Gf the best lands iD the county bfl sell
for cash or on time. Don't fail To cali on rs.
us and get full description Of lands
and we take a delight In giving new
regard to lands and tire country
sell We would say bring IN your land
a the list. McELR0X = 10 ~ =