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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
NOT BORN TO BE HUNG,

MILAN, Tenn. July ia Texan,
named Garrett Hume, died here
yesterday of strangulation. His
death was caused by the action of
a device which he adopted years
ago to outwit the police.
Hume was a herdsman on a
ranch in Southwestern Texas
eighteen years ago. He soon be-
came rich rancher. The coinci-
dence that existed between his
acquisition Of wealth and the dis
appearance of cattle belonging to
others caused an agitation that
resulted in his disappearance. He
went TO Galveston, where he had
silver tube inserted in his throat.
Then he returned to his ranch.
In a short time the lynchers
caught him and left him hanging
to a tree. He wasn't as dead as
they supposed, but got away and
began operations in another part of
the state. A second hanging proved
as Intellectual as the first, and
he went to the Mexican border.
The third attempt came near prov.
ing effectual, for the lynchers left
guards to watch him. but a negro
cut him down next morning and he
escaped to Mexico, whence he came
here several years ago.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
AUGUST SPIES WIFE.

Salt Lake Herald.
Nina Van Zandt, who gained
notoriety by marrying Anarchist
August Spies by proxy, was mar.
ried last week to Stephano Malata.
The young couple will 50 to Italy
on their wedding tour. A few days
ago Malata called on Vice.
ident Bryan, Of Worlds fair board,
with Nina and asked for commits
sion. After Mr.. Bryan said that
no commissions were given out now
Miss Van Zandt introduced her.
self and then she told Mr.. Bryan
how Spies had won her, a story
until then untold. She had been
two years at Vassar college, she
said, and was at home on vaca-
ton. At the time of her marriage
to Spies, Spies father was for
ester. Spies himself was born out
of wedlock, the child of the baron's
daughter. Nina's family had known
his mother in Germany and was
easily enlisted in her plot to save
the Anarchists neck. "His law
yers came to my mother" Miss
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

Van Zandt continued, land told
her that if an element of romance
could be thrown about August
Spies it might save his life if l
would become bethrothed to him.
For Il long time l would not con-
sent and then l consented. For
seventeen months I suffered tor
ture every day, every hour torture
and shame, and now what shall l
do? Go away to some other coun-
try; any where"
DO YOU believe in anarchy"
asked Mr.. Byran.
"Nc, l never did. was simply
a martyr; was a puppet; l was
exhibitia "A in the caseW
What do you think Of Spies?"
asked Mr.. Byran.
II saw him so little. He was
not insane. He was a man of cha
otto education-earnest, l believe.
and full of brilliaocy, who had
gone the wrong way"
The story moved Mr.. Byran to
write an open letter commencing
Mr.. Malata to Italians in the name
of the exposition. Mrs. Van Zandt,
Nina's mother, refused to talk more
than to say tn story was true.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
END OF THE aENpERs,

St. Louis Republic.
Sr. JOSEPH, July AK. B. Ran
dolph, an attorney Of this city,
who has just returned from Nick
erson, Kansas, says that he there
made the acquaintance of Tom
Doolittle, an old-time freighter,
who told him story of the famous
Blenders which, if true, settles all
question as to the present where
abouts of the family of murderers.
Doolittle says after the murder of
of York, band of searchers, head
ed by the murdered mans brother,
went to the Bender house and
extorted a confession from the Old
woman. Then they quietly pro.
ceeded to hang old man Bender,
his wife and son to the rafters of
the house. During this proceeding
Kate Bender uttered some protest
and was shot to death. After the
family had been dispatched, York's
avengers took their bodies to an
old creek bed some yards distant
from the house and buried them.
The attention of a family living on
an adjoining ranch was attracted
to the Bender some days after by
a starving calf, and then their
absence was first made known to
the public. This gave rise to the
report that the murderous family
had fled to avoid punishment and
caused the prolonged search after
them by the officers of the law and
detectives. Mr.. Randolph says Mr..
Doolittle bears a good reputation
for truth and veracity and named
several persons by whom he
claimed the truthfulness Of his
story could be proved.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
A PECULIAR DISEASE.
St. Louis Republic.

St. Louis Republic.
Francisco Solfernc, an Italian, is
slowly dying at the aims house, of
disease that not one physician in
a thousand knows absolutely any
thing about. It is known as aero.
megaly to the few NJ. DIS who have
heard Of it. The malady made its
appearance over ten years ago,
when Solferne was about 20 years
of age. He paid little attention to
it at first, but as time wore on SOL
ferne's feet, hands, head, ears and
the joints of his knees grew so
alarmingly large that he sought
the best doctors in San Francisco.
The physicians could not do any.
thing to relieve him, and and today
his head is as large as that of !.
fully developed horse, and is not
unsuggestive Of one.
The forehead is high and broad,
and the frontal bone projects so far
that the eyes are completely over.
Swallowed, while the absence Of all
except a few hairs where the eye.
brows should be heightens the ugli.
ness of his face. The nasal bone
has grown to the size of an ordi-
nary banana, and the great size of
the cheek bones causes tho face to
appear as though the flesh might
be drawn over a couple of large
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
JEFFERSON DAVIS BODY,

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the
ex-president of the southern con-
federacy, has decided that the
body of her husband shall rest per-
manently in Richmond, Va. Mr..
Davis died in New Orleans on
December 6, 1889, having been on
a visit to his friend, J. U. Payne,
when attacked by his fatal illness.
1t was then decided that the body
should remain in New Orleans
pendingthe decision of Mrs. D. as to
its permanent resting place. Mean
while several of the southern states
begged Of Mrs. Davis the honor of
sepulture, and so earnest were the
pleas advanced that she asked a
year to consider the claims of the
respective states.
Since then the pleas for the honor
of sepulture from the different
states of the confederacy were so
earnest and persistent that Mrs.
Davis difficulty in the selection Of
a site was rendered every day the
greater. Even 80 late as July 8,
she received memorial from the
citizens of New Orleans, praying
that the body of her husband should
be, allowed to rest in that city.
The capital of the confederacy was
equally persistent, and several DEL
egations visited Mrs. Davis to lay
before her Richmond's claim to the
eagerly-sought honor. In this they
were successful, as Mrs. Davis has
dispatched her answer to the citi.
zens OF Richmond announcing her
selection of tho former capital of
the confederacy as the final resting
place of her husbands ashes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

The result of many past national
elections disproves the theory that
the victory of the off year must be
the victory of the presidential year,
and while the republicans are from
present appearances likely to lose
more than the democrats through
the third-party interference, yet
the democrats to elect their man in
1892 must carry the states of New
York and Indiana, both Of which
they lost in 1888. Any way it is
going to be an interesting election.
Washington Star.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

What an omen it would be if
President Harrison could catch a
crab with a figure 2 stamped on
it.-New York Recorder.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25
THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS,
What an omen it would be if
President Harrison could catch a
crab with a figure 2 stamped on
it.-New York Recorder.
The most disastrous split in the
farmers party seems to be the one
that runs crosswise just between
Senator PETERS nose and Chin
Detroit Free Press.
For an illustration of waning
prospects and decaying hopes we
respectfully refer our readers to
Grover Cleveland's chances of a
presidential nomination next year.
Boston Traveller.
The rabid anti Cleveland papers
are greedily selling such reports
and building on them their belief
that Cleveland has been finally
thrust aside. This may be true.
We certainly hope that it is, for
Grover Cleveland is the only can
didate whom the democrats can
name with any assurance of carry
ing a single eastern state.-Buffalo
Express.
It becomes more and more evil
dent every day that Mr.. Cleveland
is losing his hold over his party.
Of course it is not certain that he
will be defeated in the nominating
convention. The chances, indeed,
still are that he will be made the
candidate. It is undeniable,
though, that he is much weaker
than he was six months ago.-St.
Louis obe.bemocrat.
There is reason to believe that
President Harrison's aim has been
and is to make his administration
so strong in the confidence and
pride of the people as to insure the
election of republican president
in 1891. His chief concern, so far
as the succession is involved, is
that he may not have to ride to the
capitol with demacrat on the 4tb
of March 1893.- Indianapolis
Journal.
The result of many past national
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-25

The most disastrous split in the
farmers party seems to be the one
that runs crosswise just between
Senator PETERS nose and chin
Detroit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22

the spirit Of nv maternal grandfather,
and had Just wrltt<n the words. we
sfady causes" @as suddenly and Vio-
leBtsy seized aPon as IL were b. . new
aud turbulent influence almost knock
ing the pencil cut OF her fingers and
kErrying il onward i. a quite original
hand > riting U1couth and heedless aud
: moreover Incorrect IL orthography.
The medium started and looked
troubled. wave Of interest ran
round the circle, she bent fOrw ard aud
spoke out the words. II must speak
with Mr. HawthOrns, | want his sym
pathy"
Ny father Laughed lie had depre-
Gated and made fun IF the whole bush
ness from the beginning But with the
courtesy Of a man Of the world. and al
ex-consul of the United States. he con-
seated to listen 10 communication
which seemed 10 convey such urgency.
" no was the vehement petitioner?
In the course Of the next half hour
we had as much Of her history 40 she
ever connded TO as Her name was
Mary Rondel She was born IN Boston
. hundred years before. She had died
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice-Tn future the TKLIsnAx-HrRALp will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent to this Office each week. not later
than Friday afternoon: This IS done TO
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
ours at 1880 q. IN. aud evening service at I
~ IN.
Unitarlan-Rev. Mia +. Upper will preach
morning and evening ut Temple Emanuel
corner OF Fountain and Eansom-sts. Morning
Ideals as Moral Eorces.' Evening subject
TIE social problem in Helen Gardner'' novel
rs This our Love Ny Lord" sunday schoo
at moon. All are invited.
Trinity Church-Rev. II. II. Johnson. rector.
Palm sunday. Mains and holy bat:sm ri
lO:.D a. m. subject oil sermon: Some thoughts
OF the Cross EveDsong and confirmation ri
! ,. M Sermon by Bishop Gillispie. The an
theai',t came Upon tae Midnight Clear" will
be sung ut the evening services. Sunday-schoo
and Bibie class at p. IN. Seats free. All are
welcome.
UniversalIst--Rev. Charles Fluhrer. pastor
Evcuiu: subject: "A Word from the Churcl
About the Higher Uses of Wealth" Sunday
school ut II m.
second-street NJ. E. Church-Rev W. Henry
subject: The Great Denrre and symbol
Evening subject: The social Evil: Its seed
Plot" Sunday school ut noon. Missions Il.
lane-ave.. ana Myrtle st. At p. m. Erwortl
ea,.ue. cung Peoples meeting at O'Clock
Youn.. Mems Christian Band meeting At q:st
n. IN. Seats free. All welcome. The Pastors
conference will take UP the subject of Tho
Minister as an Evangelist" on Monday, Rev
X. g.. Crawford lsadin.
Fountain street Baptist Church-Rev. Jno
l.. Jackson. u. d.. pastor. Usual service
morning ard evening. Morning subject:
Home and Character Building" Evening
sub iect. How Ia Make luhdes.'
nrGraham will preach In the Congregational
Church this morning.
The Progressive Spiritualist Sociefy-Miss
Jennie u. Hsgsn. inspiraiional speaker. Ser
vices 81 ln:30 a. m. and 30 p. ~. IN Eiks Halt
Impromptu poems given ar the close of lee
ture. subjects taken from the audience.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22

GRAIy-Wheat. white. i6c; red. 96c; corn. Is
OATS SIC; rye 55c; barley. $1,000 80 e hundred.
Flour AND FEED-Lily White. $50; Patent.
1910 hundred; corn meal. $50 y ton; feed.
s2b.5oe52.W = ton; middlings. S23-c0; bran.
500
MrArs-Pork. 4G4l<c: beef, 5tdGi4; veal &c.
6i2c; mutton, ia Sc lamb. 79sc chick ems. la19ec
lac: turkeys. l2l9c; ducks. lee lie; gees. log
he
PRoprcE-Brtter. dairy. 22s2sc: creamery.
& l,paSi 20 :. hn. Lets ia xic = I'M. "ninns
Si.15Gl..y p Blu; beans. hand picked. si.I5d2,t O
2 bu; honey. l6al7c; maple sugar. lo91212c.
HIDES AND TALLow-Green. 4@l19c; part
cured. sl3@5c; cured hides. &c; calf skins.
green. 5ezoc; calf skins. cured. 5@7c; tallow. !
@is4c; pelts. 6oesl 80; dekin skins. l5gzoc.
Woop-l6-inch, dry. Sl.,50.,2, 2 cord; 2foot,
s2.50Gs.a.s5 = cord ffc OF, A00@4.75 q cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22

cu'us, was "a familiar ~ her as figs and
grapes were % me. Either her educa-
ton. or a natural bias of mind. once
rendered her rather skcpticsl in her
views: nowadays. she might have been
called ON sgnostic. Nevertheless she
possessed Though she herself despised
aud ridiculed it, that still unexplained
power or susceptibility that we have
axre 40 call rnediumistic. She was .
writing medium"
IL was the era Of the Fox Sisters. and
~ Home. spiritualism has not lost its
novelty Science has delivered no YER
dict and nobody knows whether to be-
iisve or not But there was an English
issiy living near us. whose poetry was
read by al England and America. who
WAS a believer. and often discoursed
with esrnestness on the subject. and
enc day she said. IF we only had .
medium Whreupon. this American
rirl-eraduate that speak II. out OF the
Kindness Of her heart. but with some
reiuctance, animated that she believed
she had some little faculty in that way
bu, that she could not, herself.
place the leas. credcnce IN the super
natural origin Of the phenomena
To make long story short-for who
could resist the urging ~ that little
h-own-eyed woman Of genius. who was
. lyric In herseifa-our medium con
sented IN an experiments: ard for
couple q weeks thereafter, while seven
o. eight - "a sat round the table IN The
rr~st Italian hail. the pencil in her
white band would be driven Along The
rape-. now under one unseen impulse.
eo~ under anchor. she regarding IL
with a look half apprehensi~e. half tn
sred1lsus. hut AL - "a hugely inter
s~te.i Our deceased friends and rels-
ev~s announced themselves. enc after
smother, and expressed sentiments II
ss,f--,peschshie morality and virtnous
authorization what anyone would
have expected u such god ard re-
srectabfe perssrs; ard he thing vss
kes-,srls~r A trifie rscnrt,rcps. ard TIE
rneai,arl ~as writing that Nor. vsefal
wzvs ~ employing ones leisure ratghs
g. fsrrsi. when al ~ a seslsien.
Draw ne closer, she story begins h~re.
Her hard which had sern moving me
theiicalts alon1 under The direction Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
REAL ESTATE:

WANTFD-A desirable house aud lot worth
w si&9 90 sisei. or house worth same amount
built. 20 apply as nfsi paynrnt Ga ia1.e.
handsome lots In south part 81 city.
If loU are looking lor a good farm. don't tat
10 see fne before purchasing. VAL sell lew
or exchange Tor city Property
DOR sALE-0r Efcienge-A good s-teom
house and = acre - land on NaiR-sf III
the fourishing village 81 bske Odessa. Oh y. L.
\. X. u.
WANDA tubular well 70 Apply on good
W lot, Also 500 worth Of grading vii be
taken a. part payment on trei-csaes lot.
FOR sALE-Nsw vci.-hn she'd s-rnom hqnsa
on hm-aye- COED We. cistern sed q siiaf.
healthy and Pheasant l9celstyi viii 10 sola At
4 bargain II 20 la "a few daxs
EcoD HARDWOOD uHbered lands fof sale
- or exchange ior city property.
HAVE you seen hirtiand's Bear Eirtisndss
- and q. =. MERITS piafs. west Of = hIs-
sion-st. ard south 81 tsriggsase.f II rot Il
VIII pay you O. irok them over befors faxint.
A. they are IN the prefttest and most rapidly
growing suburb - TIE sits. aud nuei be seen
10 i,e appreciated. ttms and gst fiface@. Al
may rely on courteous stgeuilon and square
dealing. 81. u. kfR1LaAb.
Cor Of 6riggs-aye. sna nuclansH-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

r01~o AMI tON-n 1<t<~&-
DEUo4-iA RfiCs-.....-...--....,.'r opt ietors
NAN1ED-go sch seaeral saass "a tat
sfVNlHk paflien - CITY; sseek 2Ha a
siao, siher business = re@se4 Lor s<ilfnx have
established traas.
k'OR SAi.E oR EXCHANGE Rakers vita
= snlsa sleek zrscerles aao inaeh eoaaseria
eoahceisen; good stand ies fent with : >e-r
ieAse oSLcf nEst retire On AeceGsst - fs.sor
he@Gh. iaNeire ahont sisQD. woDie take koca
renting property via solos inessnarsnos-
EOh SALE ok EkCHANsfE-foF isf ~orth
$40 q s@,n. f0room ba1ss on Cha<,es-
81. hear Nhssry. water. sewer. -ss saau1lt ana
sraie aHa pipes Scr furnace; lfios 80.
I'0k sALE Oh EAcH NH 4lk acre farm IN
veeAna o.. es's ntle iTsm sase A.caik a. !
timber. elGs seil good buildings. lot Peach.
1on pc@fA 50 plums. so aFPie trees. oI1c-
small nuts ID xbandaaoe. fnee $40 l,cr AGRA
tOh Sails roam hease % Terrace ava
vice. q bargain Tor sny che WISHING south Ed
property.
WE-Have some nne nursery stock. fruit
h slsas ana srnsssi1 Trees is5 ss.s =
Buying come IA aHd see ns- We Cal sait yoa
on quality ana price.
kNok sALE-I~e Groom houses On North
Lsaiesttte-st.. near bridgts viii sell to<A
OF ole cheap II sold within the neaf n s.xSs-
tOh cAth-4Toom Eauss oE NuuS0n-sI- -
tool tratt. coed ceilArs ssii and efStern,
graded street wafer ane gas pries sl>so. s4s8
Eck sALE-srcon house on 'rhire ST. xfone
i0uhaAtieai soad wei aid c.sterl. viii
sci! on CONTRACT. sleu down. lai&D>e no1talg
psy aacGts.
t0A sALE-s.room house on Forrest a.. -
fooi irenti VEL. c.stern AID modern con
seqieacesi on contract sl08 dow n.
roh ssLts lets GA Aorshase.. Ssxsa1 xf
40 tarn o. tNHlr4cts eSSy ftfll&
Iok kAtHAA1k -1 acfxs nso miles frssa
n rauSalurk. loo pesch lrees bSarsn< =
STANDARD fe&f trees, ~ sherry. - apple -
riuihs. -7 EoosseTrfcs- acres % Strawberries.
good house aAa cara i44ae 11al.
MoAtl TO LOAN ga real and personal prop
-h rTty IL SUMS 70 suit Asomss ano &. Iewoa
block.
DFCcIfA nRos
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
~. II. WINANS,
ROOMS So TowER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGED
-ASo
EMPLOY ak>T sTKEAU
Monty 10 LOAN

Open EVENINGS Phone snL
WANTED first class aIl-round txlieress.
w general ska. eoaks lei private families
best - NA1ess al wanting employment Cal
al LaaisS P~rior. fewer block
500 serlh Q sa.Gasle proPsEts in center q
clty. Vel n.c4-
"a acre isrm. 6rsitan township. a. bar
gain
~ acres haest farm ia Aipine township. a
bargain
81 acres. al miles cut exchange Ter city
properly
se acres. acres fruit good buildings 2.
miles from railroad. s-sn
II acres. Alpine house aud orchard. $50
$50 room house o feu ti-si.
$50 ne~ E-room house. corner Second and
Centerst.
sIse) l0room hou lie 90 Coit4Ne
$3.50 good room house on fourth-aye.
Sls0l. nice location. fenths ave
slsoo new sroom Ia lie, DunhsDs
$500. fair heasr, large lot. : loalast
Sieo6 e-reem house. Sinclair ST
si-ao, easy payments. room house. fcrlbner-
$780, terms easy. sroom b. use. Clark-st.
500 easy terms. s-rSom house. Fremont ST.
sgSo. nice new h0rsa, So IerTsoe-aye-
s23o. large los. room house. :. loniE-st-
s2S)o. aew house. large o.. Ienth-ase.
$3.50. lo-room house. :. lonas-sl.
sssoo. lair HOUSE.. large lot. treseentaSe.
500 new room house. tass-st.
$780, modern house OIL 4. trade fos cheaper
one.
$3.50. good house. large lot. +. Iri3se-st.
SS50o modern house. - Henry s.
$780, u rooms. modern Improvements. Sec
ond-aNe-
$50 10 SEQ. nice lois On How Ard-si.. shetl-
lef's add.
$500 nice lot. ccr Madison and Lawn Court
Lot on T.. Bridre-st. si.0s.
Lot on r. aspect 81. near Bridge. s.o0l
sll0l niet II. :. Lafayette 81.
5000 f. arse loo Oh stcekingst
slooo lot on Lane ave. 0xi61-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-22
]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealerin Real Estate, Personal Prop
cry ana Loana.


EoR sALE-Iiouses ara lots and vacant lots
IA al par ; % the cltys 81 sau wish % bay
for home OF an investment ct1 and ssc sas-
J. ~ tiasterboGse PHONE a. Is Canai-sl
Ron cAial-lbeap. = SEED IA a Jew DAYS.
a good house. stone leuncatioH. large cedar
large lot. iaNa eodce, iron icDre. house Sals
pied with aUre srfing watcfs prize eiis kisea.
toA SAl.i.-A ncN 50 rpom house. eais Tea
minutes walk f.am Swests floGeis viii
iake 20 down aa4d sie per mensD pflee enis
ICON sALE-or exehanee-A new tive family
4 tenenrnt o. Ezss frldEe-si.. MI Sfii
cheap Mi. take NacaH ioi or cheap hollse aud
=, IS par, pay. i.N- tiosftrAense. - ,saai-st-
X ~ SALA--'gn moEthis payments. No -
MeEtsnoids So A48 sci cheap, loos is
over II you Want 4; cali and zee me-
IuH SALh-OH Eleafhiy payments same IS
Il rent. four new s4ohses 90 Tie GuE1'S add
ton, two facing bf1aewsg. tise vacant fess on
sane acflflons VIII sci CT ic.s q ae OF Hlil
build y. a house IL order. csll ans see rae.
kbk SALr-Oa easy terms. No. So Scri3aef-
= 81. q large new tra room honse. al meaefsl
improvements. fcrn&c'. gfafe aud Ilaafie.
bath, g2s. etc: eoo1 home cheap. Call aad
FOR sAiE-ony small payment down,
balance on long time. conlolefs he1,,e
with all modern improvements. No. SO Rfaa-
bnrn-si.. near corner 81 fifsh And AaaIsoa-
aVes.. II you wish good tome cheap IN thai
local on ! Hii i.as yea 70 look ilsis NJ.
t'Dk sALE-A iaIse warrant lot suitable Tor
noGsss. family Ten clnonf 81 4 etorx On
Couri-st-. near ehswmGi-ase.s VIII sci on lal.-
time. ana ~i.l saFaacs money te bniid. c~i
4, koCLkl stock ia good location for sale CT
- trade. good reasons Tor selling.
4 GOOD draft team. wagon. harness Cor sale
n cheap CT exchange.
A GOOD saddle pons. good sire also broken
- q driving, double or singles ~ stii cheap
or exchange Cor good buggy OF ars( norsn
tglA Ole Of these iots ICY actaflon ca
~ NeaiislN-aNe.. before pr.cs ADVANCES. tex
loration Tor Eiee isone Tor ti'f price al Tue
city. Can And see pat aaa get pries's
HAVE several good farms near the city To-
IA sale OF exchange, houses 70 rent in ~
parts 81 The city.
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