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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08
JUST in TIME.
A Terrible Catastrophe Averted.
Now Nc. Dice almost passed the
portals of death. Restored
toheAlth In a manner that
seems miraculous.

There are thousands Of people In the
world that are dying daily, who even few
hours before the end were In no worse con-
dition than was Mr.. John Dice Of 2620 w.
Bird Street, Duluth, MINI. His sufferings,
from his own account, must have been ter
rible, afflicted as he was with severe kidney
and stomach trouble; but perhaps 1t would
be best to let him describe his sickness and
how he was restored to health by the use
Of Klckapoo Indian Sagwa, In his own
words: -.
st..I have suffered greatly from trouble
with my kidneys and stomach. In rising
utter bending down would become very
dixsy; everything would look black to me.
knew that was threatened With Bright's
disease. tried many physicians and differ
emit remedies. but all failed to help me.
gave up ever being we'll again. I tried
Kickapoo 1ndian Sagwa q few weeks ago,
and am now on my third bottle, and can
thankfully say all traces Of the disease has
left me, and l know I am we'll man to-
Iovu
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08
A SMART WOMAN.
How she Frightened Away . Per.
sisteAt TRAMP.

How She Frightened Away . Per.
r. sisteAt Tramp.
While q woman of New Brunswick
was alone in her house recently, q
tramp knocked insolently at the door
and demanded refreshments.
"Tm looking for work, }" he said, land
want something to eat at once or
there will be some trouble"
II have fed three big, strong fellows
like you to-day, and I think that Is
sufficient" she answered.
well, IL you don't give me some
thing will stay here all day." AMI the
hobo coolly sat on the stoop.
The lady got On alarm clock and
wound 1t up. Then she went into the
front room where her voice could be
heard by the traml. Causing the
alarm to ring, she shouted:
"Hello. central! Give me police sta.
tlon, please"
The tramp was all attention. Then
he heard the following counterfeit
conversations:
els this the police station? rlease
send an officer to my house at once.
There Is tramp here who refuses to
leave the yard. What7 Yes; he ought
to be In prison. All right"
The tramp started for the street In
double quick dnle.-Jewelers' Review
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An Ama.onian Catastrophe.

An AmaRonian CatastrOphe.
"Whatw exclaimed the king of Da-
honey. "Say you that the arms Of
my troops have failed them In ac-
tion:''
Eyes, SIRE" rejoined the orderly,
hardly sleeve in the corps was not
crushed In the first onset."-Detroit
Tribune.
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A Remarkable 0Rer

The Publishers Of The Youths Compan.
Ion have Just made remarkable offer to
the readers Of this paper. New subscribers
who will send at once their name aud adj
dress aud $1.75. will receive free a hund-
some four-page calendar. 7x1O ill.,, ittho-
graphed In nine colors. retail price 70 cents,
The Youths Companion free every week to
Jan. I, 1876, the Thanksgiving. Christmas
and New Years Double Numbers free, and
The Youths Companion 81 weeks, full
year, to jan. I, 1897. Address The Youths
Con panion, 100 Columbus Ave-. Boston.
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How's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
tor any case Of Catarrh that cannot b
cured by Halls :"atarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known r.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken Internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price. 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Halls Family Pills. &c.
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Hadn't Time,

Lady Ito impecunious workman she
is employing for sweet charity's sake)
Il hope you will come early to-mor-
row and finish this job promptly.
Public Spirited One-Really, mum,
that would be impossible. l should
like to oblige ye, hut tomorrow ]
walks wild de nemployed.-Judge.
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ooo.e-D.ne ylvea.ther.ai....

The goose bone weather prophet Ii
with us again, and as he finds that
the goose hone is nearly all white this
year he docs not hesitate to predict
that snow win lie Oh the ground from
early in December until hate in April
Those incredulous persons who may
not be convinced by the whitenesa Of
the GOOSE bone are referred to the
fact that corn husks ore unusually
thick this year. This IL a dead sure
sign Of q long, cold winter and furious
storms, and such prediction Ia further
confirmed by the fact that w0odchucks
and chlpmunks are already fat enough
te kuL-Tr0y Tmes.
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- DsveIS0 81 49, lGinss % salans

- DsvsIS1: ~ lrsa No. u ~
lsssea &
I A Duluth cure ma lent az tn Min.
naanolir r,,,h,,,A 49, "a. 81.
:, !. :. y. - !. =.
1olA on tne - !l ps Y tsnl
The total output OF the Aesallai
rAnRe for 1906 Al 6etimnted af xO0aO0O
tons, which ID 4 NOR woriderf,ll and
gratifying growth. n 1902, IN drst
year when there WA INV shin,sant.,
but 4,2AG tons were nFoduced. in 1Si1a
013,lk.0 tons: IN 1854. ]. T7N447. Theae
figures speak moro forcibiy than ~
comments 1 can nnake 81 the mud
development Of that reelon. and It the
eame time II can - ssid n imstiea a
the men Who have fnrnished ~
money Tor thie deyelopment nm they
have q nj realisad only nroenecfIve
proats, ana b. proepectlye pruat1 81
mean the bexinnine 81 4 observation-disclosures
which IN the future may reward thenS
for their rlsk ana enternrise. Hnn.
dreds Of Thousands Of diollars have
been expended nj the Adam M0un.
tain Iron and Lake Superior mines.
and employment given Ia thousnnds
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08

Firemak'S Smoke Protected. s..s7
bell. It consists of helmet, placed
over the head and face and fitting
closely to the shoulders. The outer
construction of the helmet is an ashes
tos tanned leather or asbestos cloth
which is proof against fire, heat, steam,
boiling water and all poisonous gases
or fluids. This helmet ia held to the
body by two straps which pass under
the arms.
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IL WIN Come IN 8.nax.

Mrs. Chase (returning home after
four months at a fashionable summer
resort)-Ah, well! after all, there is no
place like home.
Mr.. Chase crushing from the room)-
One minute, Mary! One minute!
Mr.. Chase (returning few minutes
iater)-Have got the words right?
Mrs. Chase (reading) after all, there
Is no place like home Yes, but what
of II?
Mr.. Chase (eagerly)-You just sign
1t, that's all. want to show 1t to you
next spring.-puck.
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Bire-why didn't You tell me, when.
you sold me that house, that I'd have
mosquitoes here by the million?
Scller-Well, because make It q
rule always to give my customers more
than they expect.-Detroi Free Press.
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1--WE 81 q Kina.
Mrs. Yerser- What ID the matter!9
You seem to be very much annoyed. a:s3
Mrs. Peterby-I have good reason to-
be annoyed. That Anticipated goose,
Mrs. Jones, has been treating me lnt0,
" 40 if I were not her eaunl. s. 5sS /
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nlooa ana we.lfh

eyes," she faltered, II am thine,
As she spoke the rich blood suffused
her cheek.
He saw 1t.
"Rich," he muttered, bitterly, "but
plebeian." a;
Nevertheless he closed the deal.-De
troit Tribune. 49,. Z
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he Knew his Lesson,

81 was sorry, willie," said his Sun.
day school teacher. Ito see you keep
your seat when the superintendent
asked those who wanted to 60 to
heaven to rise. Don't you want to 60
to heaven?".
"Yes'm."
''Then, why didn't you riser
Cos he didn't have no right to tell
me to rise, ma'am," answered While.
HE amt no Angel Gabriel. Pitts.
burg Bulletin. HOY 1si. +;
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ReRlfaHa,

Critic - Here you have left the
heroine with her face buried In her
handkerchief.
Playwright-Yes.
Critic-Are you going to leave it
there or have it exhumed. = Detroit
Tribune.
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A Child Enjoys

The pleasant favor, gentle action and
soothing effects Of Syrup Of Figs, when ID
need Of laxative, and il the father or
mother DO costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow it, use; 20 that Il
l. the best family remedy known, and every
family should have bottle on hand.
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His Gray Haaes.

ION the whole, !" remarked the Horse
refiectively, Il can't say that I regret
the bicycle. You see, the red haired
girl Joke was bringing reproach upop
my gray hairs. Death before dishonoe.
don't you know."-Detroit Trihupe.
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blood aid WeallIfli.

"Yes," she faltered, II am thine"
As she spoke the rich blood sufused
her cheek.
He saw It.
/, Erich" he muttered. bitterly, ''but
plebeian."
Nevertheless hs closed the deal.-De.
troit Tribune.
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Mr.. Pneuwoman with conscious
de)-Hclvetia, darling, cooked din
ner to-day.
Mrs. Pneuwoman-You did, Amos;
all Of TT
Mr.. Pneuwoman-Yes, darling; ev.
cry bit Of 1t while you were out for a
spin.
Mrs. Pneuwoman (resignedly)-very
well, Amos; tell the servant to tring
It in aud then telephone for the doc
tor.-Exchange.
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$3.50
\ REA6fNffnM

A Predietion.
II see that they've nominated Coxey
fur governor OF Ohio." ~ said one ex.
commonwealth. 4. III
YES" replied another, s'but We!
won't have no such wqlk.over eEi We
had last summer. Washington Star.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08

Most people d. not realize that these
sudden dizzy spells. pains in the small Of
the back, and inability to retain refreshing
sleep. loss Of appetite, face that has
On unnatural pallor and puffy appearance
are the unmistakable evidences of Brlght's
disease, OF some other terrible kidney COM
plicatlon.
Sufferers 80 aflicted drag out miserable
existence, growing weaker from day to day
until they hail the sudden death that event.
uLlly overtakes them as blessing for re-
leasing them from pain. But. why get in
this condition. Follow Mr.. Dice's example;
with the first symptoms take Kickapoo In.
dian Sagwa, that most wonderful and eff.
fectual Of all remedies for the cure Of all
arrangements of the stomach. liver and
kidneys. and the greatest blood purifier
known to medical science.
Thousands Of testimonials similar to the
above are continually reaching us. Add
yours to the list; you surely will when you
ind that this great remedy has saved your
life. Remember, though always efectaal,
1t Is absolutely harmless, containing no
poisonous Ingredients whatever. 1t has
been used by Indians for centuries knd
their long life and freeness from such
troubles as described above make them
living examples Of its wonderful power.
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In 1850.

what . sense Of relief IL IL to know
that you have NO more corns. Hndsrcorns ren,ov.
esthem. and Very comforting tits &c. at druggists
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cannot speak, too highly Of Piso's Cur
for C0nsumptlon.-Mrs. Frank AobbHf116s
w. I'd st.. New York. Oct. 20. 1884,
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A gloomy 0uflool

.Iron horse" snorted the locomotive,
pettishly. Iron horse, indeed! Do
they take me fer back numberT'
The Poet shiy cred.
For he could think of nothing to
rhyme with bicycle except icicle.-De-
trOit Tribune.
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sho.la Mot s.. Then

Should Not See Them.
Wife-Does it hurt your skin when I
pull a gray hair out OF your beard?
Elderly Husband (bluntly)-No; but
1t hurts my feelings.-New York Week.
IL
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Parker's Gl.Eer Tonie 10 popular
eorits good WORK. Suffering tired. slsspless nsrv.
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sls1
!kaS61a u Asatss ~ ID 4es1e g.
aSts1 -
s ln06on now Do ot only IL
harvest wheel hit ~ IT, ters
u To Weg1d Unta re Nv Ohlea ~
with IT. ttssneadon1 Audlt9sauR thea.S
TEL, may ~ said to heyes I'D III
largest h0tldlng, erected AGaelZ tofs;
theAtg1eol dleplay1; but nov lsart1
Court With the Gmpfees theater, goes
oQe better than the American city.
The only building In 10ndOn IN which.
theatrical displays have beensgtyen TO
b. compared with the HmpsOD thea,
Tor ID Olympia. A. this huge etructure
WA mot built expressly for theatrical!
lpurpo1es the claims 0c the @mprcss
theater st1ll hold good.
S lmagtno m iron and brick building
towering above everything at Ears
Court excop4 the great wheel, almost
% lon3 ~ 1tafAlI0r 0QnaaU, and sneAr.i
u 10 Widel The span of the roof u
only beaten BY one erection OF the king.
dom, that, Ne believe, being the span
Of at. Pancras station This roof-span
Of the Empress theater 10 20 feet,
while the height from ground to Ian
tern 10 no less than III feet, or moro
than half the height OF the monument,
and only seven feet shorter than the
duke OF YOrk'O column In Carlton
house terrace.
An the Auditorium ID one Of the
lar9est In the country, 10, too. ID the
immense stage. In designing this lat
ter work, Mr.. Kiralfy has adopted
some remarkable and curious devices.
The entire stage can be moved about
here and there, and put up In sections
In such mechanical way that 1t can
be made to assume any form called for
by the exlsencies Of the scene.
On this great stage OF the Empress
theater there 10 room for at least 5000
people without undue crushing, and at
least 1900 performers In addition to
500 w0rkmen-carpenters shifters,
property men, etc.-are on 1t in one
scene In the production. When to this
main stage 10 added another 20 feet In
depth which can be made to appear
and disappear at will, some idea may
be obtained as to the hugeness Of the
place.
s To provide for this immense number
Of performers there are scores Of dress.
ing rooms at the rear Of the stage. To
light this great stage and the auditor
lum over 10 electric arc lamps are
used, while 20 lime lights help to pro.
duce the beautiful color effects now
seen In every theatrical display. In
addition to these greater lights over
5000 incandescent burners are In use
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Conxsaentious

.Flr1.-AnFts stopped free by Dr. Kl,ne,s Great
Eorve Regtoref. No Fits after tho ffsl day y ma
afvelous cures. Treatise AMI q trial bottle free
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08
Great Feasibility opens.

In a prohibition district.
First Wheelman = Say, pardner,
what's the matter with your machine,
anyhow?
Second Wheelman (pufting)-You'll
keep mum?
"Sure."
"These tires are pumped full Of red
eye,' and I've got straws till you can't
rest!-Chicago Record.
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Not what He sought.

Hsssman's Csmphor Ice with 0lyosrins.
Tbs original ana only genuine. Cures Chapped Hands
end Facs. Cold Sores &c. c. a. Clark 10. n Haven c.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-08
CHAPTER VII.
A Fresh Element.

"Amid the golden gifts which Heav-
en-
Has left, like portions of it's light, on
earth,
None hath such influence as music
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Culinary Extravaea.ce.
He-That's very extravagant cook
you've got.
she-Yes: she seems to think we
have victuals to burn.-Yonkers States
man.
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Pens of hardened gutta-percha have been
repeatedly tried In this country and Eng.
land, but have not met with success
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In the last century geese were raised d
Russia and Poland In vast nocks almost o..
tlrely for the sake Of their quilts.
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Not what He souEht.
"Katydid, katydid."
The shrill voice Of the persistent In
sect pierced the outrageous solitude.
''Katydid." ssss.
Only for an Instant paused the dec
adent poet.
He was looking for the woman who
didn't, and pressed feyerishly forward.
Detroit Tribune
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culinary nxtrev.ea.c.

"Hanson's Magic Corn salvs."
Warranted 70 curs or money refunded. Ask yoar
kuesiet for - Fries u csnts.
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I'VE - . Kina.

IL tAs Bsby Il Cstaiae rsssh.
= ss.s "a sss sass ga 80 xsl!.ts!.A 10y NJ
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Hoods pills s.:: a..s.a ~, e no.
PatePna1 Advice
q che One True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the Public Eye.

"Ben," said the old colored deacon
to his son, "you's a-gwine out now in
ter de great en- wicked worr."
Eyes, suh!"
..En you wants ter heed my exwise."
eyes, suhy'
.Well, dis Is erbout all I got ter say
ter you: Don't 60 in de poultry bust
ness when de moon is shinin', en- al
ways Ike sho' en- keep in de front part
er de muley'-Atlanta Constitution.
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No sign of 1t,

No Sign of It.
Cadley-He says lie has just returned
to the city from a three months vaca-
ion.
Hadley-I don't believe word of it."
Cadley-You don't? Why?
Hadley-He's too fat and healthy
looking.
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A towering plant 10 said to abstract from
the soil 200 times Its own weight Of water.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-13
The Monticellonian.
FRIDAY, SEPT. lS, 1895.
Local Mention.

Local Mention.
 Speak well of your town.
 Prepare tohouse your corn.
 School books. at D. T. Hyatt's.2 Mr. Geo. Il. Bell was in town last week.
 The boomers have not struck our town yet.
 Mr. c. R. Wilson was here this week.
 Butterick Patterns.
 it Mss BLANCHE MATTHEWS. MT. J. M. Rainey, of Memphis, is Tn our city.
 Esq. Copeland, of Lake Village was here this week.
 MT. Chas. Owens, of Pine Bluff, was here the first of the week.
 Full line school books at Parlor Drug Store. 2t Capt. J. II. Hammock is fore. man of the Grand Jury.
 J. G. Williamson, Esq, has re turned from Hamburg.
 
 MT. Walter Wheless, of Portland, spent Sunday in our city.
 MT. Sam McCloy. went down the railroad last Tuesday.
 Rev. J. R. Hall and family have gone to Fordyce, on visit.
 Judge Geo. W. Norman, of Ham, burg, is here attending court.
 Golden Machine Oil, at D. T. Hyatt's, 2t. Mr. Dixon Trotter, of Little Rock, was here Monday, last.
 MT. " NJ. Robertson left last week for Tennessee, on q visit.
 Mr. Jas. Bennett was here on a visit from Dermott last Sunday. II. B. Van Yalkenburg, Esq, of Warren, is here attending court, Mr Frank Tilllar, of Tillar, is here this week, attending court. Mrs. W. E. Harvill is visiting relatives and friends in Pine Bluff. No use running around asking Smith. Brown add Jones what to do for your ehils, Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic will cure you, cure you quickly and completely. Give its trial Price 50 and 75 cents Guaran- teed.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Wilson have returned from q visit to Tex Go to Spencer, Hardy X Go. for your Lunch Baskets. The best and cheapest, 2t Maj. A. C. Jones and Iiou. W. $. Goodwin, of Warren, are here at tending court.
 Senator R. w. Quinney, of War ren is in the city this week, attend ing circuit court.
 FURNITURE. FURNITURE, By the car load at
 2t. McCLOY X TRoTTER's. Messrs. w. E. Harvlll and Ar. thur Gotham are in St. Louis, purchasing goods.
 Miss Nellie Hyatt left last week for Logansport, La, where she goes to teach music.
 Go to Brown, Hall X Co.'S. for ~ your eyeglasses. They can fit you in one minute. 34 1t Put a quiotus on the first man you hear speak disparagingly of Monticello and it's interests.
 Mr. Bateman Atkinson, of Pine Bluff, is here building a new resi- dence for Mir. J. D. McCIoy.
 Hawkes. Crystallized Spectacles and EyeGlass Lenses, sold by Brown, Hall G Co. 3i-4t Our young friend, James Jack son, left last Tuesday for Scdalia, Mo-, where he will attend school. Wagons and buggies by the car load, and at carload prices, at
 2t. MeCLoY X TRoTTER $. Our young friend, Willie Brown left last Wednesday for Batesville Ark, to attend school.
 Hunts Cure rapidly destroys Itch, Ring worm, Eczema, Tettcr and like trouble. Un
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-13
A Household Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, of Canojoharie, N. Y, says that he always keeps pr. Kings New Discovery in the house and bis family has always found the very best results follow it's use; that he would not be with out it, if procuraale. G. A. Dyke, Druggist, CatskllI, N. Y., says that Dr. Kings New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough rene dy; that he has used it in his fami ly for eight years, and it has nev CT failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try remedy SC long tried and tested. Trial bot ties free at Brown, Hall X Co.'S Drug Store. Regular size soc and Sl %.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-13
Com missioncr's Sale.

By virtue of the authority vest .d iH me as special Commissioner of the Drsw ChancoFy Court hy decree and supple nen al decree rendered in the cas-. ii Il \. King ct al, V $. N King, ct al, pending in said court will on Saturday the 5th day of Ott. 1895, at the Court House door ol Drew County, eii,'r Tor sale, tpuhle vcndue. the following la4-z situate in said County, t2-@i;: NV and N-W3 of S-W aud W part tf7 acre-) of Nk1 of S-W and part 6 aeresj of S.Ei of S-W of Sec. in township i2 S. Range S W. Terms ot sale ane-fiHrth cash blhare on q credit of twelve months, the purcil.er to give note bearing ton per cent. interest lrpm date, with approved security and a iea on the land reserved tpr the defered payment.
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The Monticellonian., 1895-09-13
Did You Ever

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