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People's voice., 1900-08-02

Wm. Wilson is being visited oy hi:
sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Porter OF Blackwell
aud his mother, Mrs. s. W. Wilson Of
Oklahoma City.
Dick Lambe was In town. He
has advertised his effects for sale, and
will 90 back east, either to a sOn-in-
laws in Indiana or to mis- old home in
southern Kentucky.
The following Wellington people
expect to leave for Colorado Thurs
day: Mrs. Gro. T. Pitts, Mrs. f. A.
AmsdeD, Miss Lee Burcham, Miss
Minnie NewbOld and Miss Ida HOge.
Collections on subscriptions have been
extremely light during the past two
months as they have on everything else.
Expenses with us continue Just the same
and we hope that now as the wheat
is being marketed we will not be for
gotten.
The EpwOTth League Of the Win
field district will hold its sixth annual
convention at Winfield, Monday eve
ming, Tuesday and Wednesday,
August 13, IA and 10. The district
comprises the counties Of CoWley,
Sumner, Harper and Barber.
DR.. Reid was called to the home Of
Wm. Treft, two miles south Of town,
Monday to set a broken leg for
his son Will Treft, Jr. The injury
was received Sunday while Treft
was driving horse. He was riding
one horse and driving another when
the horse he was driving wheeled
around and kicked him on the left
leg, breaking the bone between the
ankle and knee.
Fred Garland has returned from
Memphis, Tenn, where he
) has been engaged in the broker bust
ness since leaving Wellington, tC
reside. He will again become mem
Der OF the firm Of Garland & Knowles
aud give his undivided attention tC
the business. He still owns the little
white cottage west Of DR.. Hunts, anC
will make his home there. His fam
lily will not arrive from Memphi,
until he gets settled here.
People's voice., 1900-08-02

Here is piece OF SEN
sible advice TO farmers that the
VOICE bas noticed in print. IL
was written by 4. e. Thorpe, who
ought TO publish his address. 1t ap-
peared in recent issue Of the Topeka
Mail aud Breeze: "DO not buy farm
unless you like farming, for To be sue
cessfUl you must nave fOndDess for
IL. Do not buy unless you like the
location, for il you are dissatisfied aud
wishing TO move 10 parts where you
think will oe more cOntented, you will
find yourself handicapped. But II
when buying piece Of property IL is
necessary 10 give a mortgage, yeu
should regard il as your worst enemy
and one that will vanQuish you II you
do not use every means In yonr power
to annihilate ii. To pay the mortgage,
choose some special branch. Let your
situation and lnclinations decide what
it shall be. IL 1t is cattle, resolve
firmly that the whole proceeds from
this branch shall 90 to The mortgage:
regard it as money set aside for a dis
tinct purpose and money you should
not touch unless 10 case Of dire neces-
slty. II you choose cattle, you will
find it both economical and conyen-
lent to keep a few hogs and some
poultry. These with other means to
add a few dollars should buy grocer
les, clothing, etc, II you choose hogs
as speciality, keep few cattle and
some pOultry-the cattle TO eat the
fodder and rough feed that would
otherwise be wasted; the poultry 60
eat grain that will be scattered more
or less about every farm where grain
and stock are kept. These, with
other means, should keep up expenses.
l always plant small piece TO melons,
and realize enough from IL to nearly
supply family Of four with sugar and
flour the year round. Every farmer
should have a good garden-sO the
family can have plenty Of vegetables
and some TO spare.
People's voice., 1900-08-02
A Good Word for the Jubilee.

ArgOnia Clipper: This end OF the
county was flooded this week with
bills advertising the Sumner county
Jubilee and Wheat Carnival, which Is
to be held at Wellington September
18th to 22nd, inclusive. The jubilee
promises to be the biggest thing Of
the kind ever undertaken in the
county and II, by any means, it should
turn out otherwise, it will not he on
account OF failure of the management
to thoroughly advertise IT..
People's voice., 1900-08-02

The Great Adam ForepauQh and
Sells Brothers Americas Greatest
Shows consolidated include the Lead
ing hippndromes Of the world, present..
ing an extraordinary and electrifying
programme Of the races OF ancient
and modern times.
People's voice., 1900-08-02

All the hoboes Of the country are
said to be gathering AT Britt, Ia, for.
the purpose OF holding a rational con-
vention on the 10Th Of August. A
national convection Of hObOes was
held at Indianapolis year ago.
People's voice., 1900-08-02
Marriage Licenses.

I Wm. Fl. Brown, %. ..... Wellington
Nancy M. King, l9.....W Wellington
I W. E. Packer, 26.. .Geuda Springs
l Georgia T. Berkey,17 Geuda Springs
People's voice., 1900-08-02

The battle between the Chicago
board of trade and the bucket shops
has opened and will be fought out in
the courts Of the country. The Chi
cagO board Of trade, in its crusade
against the bucket shops, has an
nOunced that on and after today it
will supply quotations only to sub
scribers which it will desie nate. The
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies 10 turn have notified boards
Of trade, commission men and bucket
shops that after Tuesday it cannet
furnish grain quotations. The Kan.
sas City board OF trade is not alarmed
oyer the situation, as it expects to be
on the list OF subscribers which is, to
receive the quotations from the Chi.
cago board Of trade and the telegraph
companies from Withholding the quo
tatiOns.
People's voice., 1900-08-02
THE JUBILEE.
F. K. Robbins Elected Treasurer-No PoIit
ical Day, but a Pig Show Instead.

The executive committee of the
Sumner County Jubilee and Wheat
Carnival held a meeting Saturday
night and decided 10 do away with
the political feature O! the September
jubilee, and made a contract with an
educated pig show as substitute.
People are tired Of politics, and the
jubilee management, realizing that it
would be foolish to ask the people of
the country 10 come to Wellington
and listen to lot Of politicians, and
march IN parade, decided to furnish
them with a different form of enter
tainment. Dan Rice's educated pip
show is we'll known to be one OF the
novel attractions Of the country, and
the mere announcement that il will
be a feature Of the Jubilee instead of
political parade is assurance enough
that 1t will meet the approval OF the
public.
The committee elected F. K. Rob-
bins as treasurer of the Jubilee. No
other business OF importance was
transacted. Several new entertain.
ment features are under considers-
tiOn.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14

Pleasantly Entertained.

Miss Grace Crowl took advantage Of
the beautiful moonlight nights and ar
ranged a bicycle party for Wednesday
evening. The cyclists started out at
nine o'clock but did not ride far ON ac-
count Of the wind. Alter their return
to the home OF their hostess refresh
mcnts we're served. Dancing in the
spacious attic was then substituted for
wheeling.
The following were invited:
Mesdames Hills, McCloy, CT. Crowl,
Simpson and A. w. Freeman; Misses
Scofeld, Aud, Perry, Lynch, Farrell,
Mcdowell, Katie Coleman, Emma Cole,
man, Ray, Jennings, Burke, Spears, Cur
ric; Messrs. Currie, Hughes, Senour,
Lewis, Grantcer, Reid, Harkins, Cunning.
ham, Baisch, Roquette, Conroy, Nemitz
TolleGson, Hartwick, Stanley, Simpson
A. w. Freeman and c. +. Crowl.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14

What might have resulted in a serious
fire occurred Wednesday. A passing
engine started a blaze in some stuff on
the depot platform not far from the wool
warehouse, but it was quickly ex
tinguished with chemicals. A high wind
was blowing and it would have been very
hard to have controlled much of a fire.
Owing to a change in the time Of tax
ing the school census, it has been a year
and a half since the enumeration has
been taken. Dickinson district shows d
large gain, the total of the nsu just
taken showing 80 against $50 on the
previous list, OF this number Az are
boys and 437 girls. The number within
city limits would indicate a population Of
? 1000 for Dickinson, rs has been claimed
81 have been in the drug business fol
twenty years and have sold most all OF
the proprietary medicines Of any note
Among the entire | have never found
anything to equal Chamberlain's Collie
| Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for al
stomach and bowel troubles" says o. w
Wakefield, Of Columbus, Ga. This
remedy cured two severe cases of chol
era morbus in my family and l have
recommended and sold hundreds of bot
ties OF it 10 my customers to my Gus
toners to their entire satisfaction. i
affords a quick and sure cure in a pleas
ant FORM" For sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14

Skates" a famous dog, descended
from one of Prince Bismarck's thorough
BREEDS, and the winner Of - prizes, &C
companies the Bittner Co
The Custer county wool warehouse at
Miles City, just completed and containing
over 100000 pounds of wool, was burned
a few days ago, together with two resi-
denccs. The fire is thought to have
caught flom a heavy freight train taat
was stalled in a siding near. The ware
house was worth $4,000 and was insured
for $1,000. The total insurance on wool
was Sl6o,3 1907, ranging at from IS to 20
cents per pound. Several clips we're not
insured. The higher insurance was on
wool contracted before the scasonopened
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
Notice of Execution Sale.

STATE ss OF N,s Of st p5Kko'"' SIS.
In District Court Sixth Judicial District.
The Winona Wagon Company,
II Corporation, Plaintiff,
w.
j. NJ. Tracey, Defendant
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of u writ of execution, to M directed
md now in my hands, issued in the above en-
titled action upon n Judgment rendered therein
on the 18th day of October, 1899, and dockrtcd in
the Judgment docket in the clerk of the districts
courts Office in and for said County Of Sta k,
State of North Dakota. on the 10th day OF DC.
tobcr, 1899, for the sum of -Four Hundred Eighty
Six and 81 100 Dollars, in favor of said plaintiff
and against said defendant. have levied upon
the following described real estate, situated in
said County of Stark, and Stale of North Dakota,
tO-wit:
Lots numbered eight Is, and nine 60, in block
lhirty.six t:6), according to tho recorded plat of
the town of Taylor in the office OF the register of
deeds of raid County of Stark, and the west one
half of the northwest quarter; the west one half
OF the southwest quarter of section thirty-twO
(32), Ill township one hundred forty (l40) north,
Of range ninety three tED west, of the the 9Th
principal meridian. said real estate being the
| property of the said defendant, j. NJ. Tracey
and will sell the same at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door Of the
court house in the Village of Dickinson, County
OF Stark, and State of North Dakota, IN the 18th
day Of August, 1900, at the hour Of 10 o'clock u. IN.
of said day, to satisfy the said sum of Four Hun
dred Eighty-SiS and 81. 100 Dollars, intercs,
thereon, and costs and all accrued costs.
Dated June ~, 1900. CIIAS. KONO,
6-36t Sheriff OF Stark County, N. d.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
4 Good Coagh Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored to
health and happiness by the use of
C%hambcrlain's Cough Remedy. If af-
flicted with any throat or lung trouble.
give it 4 trial for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that have resisted all
other treatment for years, have yielded
to this remedy and perfect health been
restored. Cases that seem hopeless
that the climate Of famous health re
sorts failed to benefit, have been perma-
nently cured by its use. For sale by all
druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
Notice

To my Friends. and Citizens Generally
| am an independent candidate for the
office Of police magistrate, to be votet
for at the city election to be held on Jul,
24th, and respectfully ask your support
| promise in return, if elected, to faith.
fully fulfill every duty.
Very respectfully yours,
THOS. H. RYAN.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
Legislative Call.
Notice Of Nomination for City Officers.

Notice is hereby givon that tho following
nominations of candidates to be voted upon for
Office in tho City of Dickinson, Stark county,
North Dakota, ut an election to be held on the
oath day of July, 1870, havo been filed in my
Office.
For mayor, Daniel Manning.
For aldermen LIST ward, John L. Davis and
a. billiard.
For aldermen 2nd ward, Frank kim, Geo.
Drenkel aud Leonard Sticka.
For aldermen 3rd ward, a.. Il. Crowl and a. j.
Osborn.
Richards.
For police magistrate, Goo. w. Burklolder,
Thos. II. Ryan.
For city justice, \. T.. Folsom.
Dated ut Dickinson. n. D., this 5tll day of
July, 1850.
j. Z. TINGLE,
7-2t Village Clerk
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT,

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out Of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful stomach and
liver remedy, gives : splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health. and
great energy. Only IS cents at H. A.
Davis & Co.'s drug store.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton Of
West Jefferson, o., after suffering 10
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with five
boxes Ct Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
surcst pile cure on earth, and the best
salve in the world. IS cents a box,
Sold by H. A. Davis & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
IT'S A WINNER.

My great sale started off III. 2staa ut. with with a aver very Iii. lively ,n trade aa and the h5 bn u1ME
e eyss sin wd has we Sse siM ssdS II wa M a yE Ps0p pse 4 looked cd at '' g s' soo Gs S%as 1t them shem md
left the store fully satisfied tina: am doing jus, what what advertised 51 d,d d. WIS .5 selling ing
Mems Suits.
Mems Serviceable Cheviot Suits, in neat medium and dark mixtures, sub
stantaly made and trimmed a good value. Made to sell 1910 Spe-
Men MEMS Sal AiLWooi Business suits-Madc from sNish srnchss in plMds and
med, Were made to sell al sla: spes:! price only " ::i;, IS 8 90 90
Mems Trousers.
Fine woraed Pants in neat brown, blue and gray stripes made to sell for
Fine Cashmere Pants in neat hair line stripes, also brown and gray nil:
Pure Atwood chevot Pants as perfect fitting as any trousers in the land,
These quotations are but a mere suggestion OF the multitude OIL bargains to be
Mems and Boys Hats.
Soft Hats-ln Columbia. Railroad and Grace Shapes, worth s25o Special
Mems and Boys Straw Hats. worth 50 and eoc: Special price ony""". So
Boys Hat, Fedoras, yale. Crush and pasha shapes in Tan, Brown and ~
Mems Leather Golf Caps in Tan and Black, worth 7c: Special price only 40
Mems Mems n H1rz est, Hats sts;s wide hMs bS snec wGF n3s ee; N Special price only..:.".." dSS
D"s ShE@ q pmn are but 4 mrc suggestion Of the multitude oil bargains o be
found in this sale.
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes.
Goat and Oil Grains -? Special price only. rs
Boys Boys and M M%s xs shGif of of s sGss5. air sp Sp !S d nnisv Sn nnS. worth s,ss to s'5o 90
ladies' Dongda Button and Lace Shoes, new goods all sizes, worth si75 49,
Select scIs q ps aPe Of these P If y5 ire in need Of a pair Of boys or Misses first = : ~
a ai tM sh psce al o 5ss the hes eHoa enu of + fo q p pGs" fa Sesa Shoes hoes In M" B y v Spie Kid . I 30
in Wehs and Hand Turns, vcNing and Kid tops, all new goods, worth
Furnishing Goods.
Linen Collars. Guaranteed to be the best collar sold for the money each, oe
linen linen G af LASS Ass0r T%n styles ydsieS Sp : sln, PPre x pT R eao ony worth i i;;c i iss
Boys Shirt Waists and Boues, assorted colors and patterns in percaie,
S %$ $Si % SESs5; %sdi.% s5lI iHb 5t, fssr Is j. " yHss SPECIAL p%s: IS
rood ks sSdS ssrs snd ;a %s Vii nPP 5w c Pn"at list Of Of shc 1 ;9nts ct S GG% Gapre ts sa%s p pa1s as
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WANT ED Tiemakers for sap and heart pine
tics; making 10 and 10 cents; monthly road
insaett ton and pay on unculled timber; m
spection at stump and nay every two weeks
on culed timber Come to Mona or wrlle
G. e. SIsde KountZC Texas l2-l5
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and Arkansas. which appears to be nearly
universal, while Louisiana and Mlssis-
sipp are close seconds, large delegations
being announced from number OF places
IN both OF those States. The question of
the influence OF the convention on the
Nicaragua canal bill will bring delega-
lions from Chicago. ST. Louis. Pitts
burg and Cincinnati, with representative
men from Louisville and Memphis added
1t is designed TO hold a conference be-
tween these delegations, the governors of
the Southern States and representatives
of all the railroads OF the South. so that
the railroad position insofar as the South
is concerned towards this important en-
terprise, nav be frankly stated and such
an understanding had as viii secure joint
corporation Of all these interests fOi
the passage OF the bill. The convention
itself in bringing these varied interests
/ together seeks 10 obtain union OF effort
( hereafter for the upbullding OF the Soutt
/ AMI no one who can possibly attend
should fall to be present aud participate
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explained the balance sheets, when
showed shortage OF S69O,0Go m Alvord >
department. The figures showed that the
shortage varied. and that from October 10
to Oct Der 70 Il was S7O0,O00.
You know that Alvords accounts were
made up from statements handed him oy
other persons Ia the bank" asked Al
words attorney. Jacob F. Miller
yes, sir, partly" answered Mr.. snow.
MIR Alvord was supposed TO take these
statements OF other employees as correct
yes"
Miller then led Snow TO admit that since
the latter first became an officer OF the
bank two years Ego he had never known
Officers OF the bank 10 examine the as
SETS Of the institution
Cashier Wilasm Reed Of the First Ma
uonal bank WAS the next witness. He
said Inc last time the bank had an OK
animation was en- October II, He had NJ
ne scpal knowledge OF any report Of tina
exa minafion.
! Morton v, Moore, settling clerk for TIL
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corporations and firms. mayors OF ellies
and newspapers throughout the south,
mt embraces really the public at large,
since ID invites all interested in the OBJ
jects OF the convention or any OF me
subjects to come before it' 10 altehd ana
participate in its proceedings
la advance Of this official invitation,
special Invitations have been sent cut
by his excellency, Governor Heard au1
Of the state Of Louisiana and the city OF
New Orleans. respectively, to southern
governors and mayors, while the press OF
New orleans Joined in special invita-
ton 10 the press of the South to attend,
and already the interest awakened oy
these special invitations has been suih-
Gent to secure large delegations from !
number of localities sufficient TO assure
he success of the convention and marS
! 1t as one OF the most meinorapie saphe'
| ings that ever met In the South
The greatest interest thus TAR mani
tested comes from the States OF ieAa'
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TRIAL OF ALvoRp.
Bank Officials Testified as Ia Prison.
ern, ShOrtnEc.

New York. November s-Cornelius L.
Alyord. Jr.. the former note teller OF the
First National bank who is accused Of
embezz.ing $3.50, 900 of the banks funds.
was arraigned before United States COM
m ssloner Fields today.
The first witness was whiting f. SNOW
assistant cashier Of the First Nationa
bank. Mr., Snow shtd he had known Al
word twenty years, the past ten OF which
he had been the note teller OF the FRS
National bank He explained In detail
the duties OF the note teller and tbs
banks clearing house transactions. He
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uSlRlAL CONVENTION
M. "oSRAMME AND INVI-
mas BEEN ISSUED.
4, Manifested, Espe-
N. eAas ASA Arkansas.
y to De Considered.

|o,s La November s.-Thc
isaa-.e and invitations to the
Il, F'si Convention to be held
M. ''ember 4 to 9. were is
!. These invitations and
been, or will be. within
~ : 'So. mailed TO ali the
Il. aors superintendent OF
u h ~, of agriculture.
'ss' railroads. industrial
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bank. Identified the sheets made up for the
clearing house during banking days q
October Mr. Moore testified that two
figures in the sheet made up for October
10 had been changed. The figures, as
they stood we're not his. He did not know
who made the changes. ID was brought
out that the sheet had been in the pos
session Of Alvord after II had been made
up by Moore.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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5TRKYED- or STOLEN One gray. horse
M handed II p connected on left shout
~ ~, ,ops bIaek marc mule, arichr branced
ON Itft shoulder one hay horse mule ..ls en-
~" "nde, horizontal line on left shoulders ~
viii be paid for the delivery Oh saw UNI
mails 10 me at Brooksnre. ~ o. 1' 4
hrnolshirn. Texas.l -
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

BIDS ARE INVITED for the construction OF
four hundred foot, sixty inch. three rim
brick sewer. and for drainage canal along
Hays panyllo and Davis streets, in ac-
ccrdance with plans aud specifications now
ON Hl, with the County Surveyor. BIDS
will be opened at regular term OF the
Commissioners Court at 70 o'clock IN, on
Wednesday, November lithi and the right
is reserved to reject any aud all bids, bias
must be accompanied Ivy eertihcd check
IN tho sum Of 500 90 ms an earnest OF good
faith and performances bond Of $lOolw
for the faithful performance Of the con
tract required Of the 'NlrccsnfG bidder v.
II. Vasmer, County Judge Harris County.
Texas. "a -
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PRospEnIrY WAVE
liz Taking shape In 'OrganIxation of n
Steel BilIet TRUST. -.

New York. November ss--it IS learned
from Trustworthy source that aa-meet-
ing or representatives Of the steel CONS
panies has Just been held In this city
steps were taken some time ago p per:
feet the proposed steel billet pool and
two meetings for drawing up aud adopt
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| WNNTED- Enereetic workers. 80 represent
us IN every locality both sexes, staple
| goods tig profits teady employment For
full particulars address S L. McCulloch,
| room 8, smith building Austin, Texas, 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-o7c Teyos Ayenue-Room and. board. in
nPtyate family for couple or two sehtisz
n,,,r References. -f'sr =,
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in what promises to be an occasion OF
greatest value 70 the entire south'
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER sS5. An hon
est machine: an honest price, headed Of
ncial l:st gold medal awards at Paris; speed
simplicity. durability, perfect alignment;
4j styles interchangeable steel type. SPAN
ish, medical, etc NELL Roach, General
Agent. 1000 Houston street, Fort Worn.
Texas ll-2i
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--Two or three good mixers, col
ored OF white Apply W. 5. Bonner, COZ
Main street
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OF COURSE YOU want TO make money. SO
do We, and we believe II will be better for
both of us 20 work together, Investigate
our plan. Steady employment Address
Box 2t0, Atlanta. Ga.
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HANDSOMELY furnished rooms; board u
desired; private family. 40 travis sueetc
next to Bristol hotel
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SO 90 REWARD for .informstion. leading 2
arrest Of thief or recovery Of my setter
dog. mostly white, lemon ears answers 70
name syar; stolen November g. A. ":
bunee 304 Louisiana. I. -
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Stow REPAIRS We are prepared to re
PAIR any make OF stove, Hickman, 2lb
Congress. Phone 633. All work guaran
tocd II