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Made Him PAY His Ri1r

row" is the rather noint.
eo name given by the tradesmen to a
certain locality in Wissahickon. Pa
ana an undertaken claims to have col.
tected the only bill paid by the resi-
gents OF b row in six months He
nau buried the child of one of the de
haulters," but for months he had been
unable to bring the debtor to terms.
one day last week he drove I'M TO tho
mousse in his hearse, hitched the horse
outside and made a strong demand for
MS pay. He was unsuccessful at the
tnae. only getting the promise of a
cneck In a few days, which he knew
meant nothing. No sooner had he
driven away than all the
nocked In to see who was dead. No
satisfactory explanation could be DIV
as the debtor did not wish To an.
nounce that his child's funeral had NOT
oeen paid for. Several DAYS later the |
anoertaker again drove up in his !
nearse. More questions followed. and
on tuesday, Just as he was about to
make another call with his hearse tho
nan dropped In and settled.-PhiladeI-
'hia Record.
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Mrs. Joe Persons
RenedJ
And lie Never Took Hold Again

some ten Or twelve years 400 p ladv
"a thls state was suffering from severe
nemorrhage of the womb. For YEAS
sne been subject to aim ost confirm.
gus now and at last she got into so low
CONDITION that she was confined tn The
oed. Al effort of the doctors failed to
check it. and finally two of the ieadtno
physicians of her locality pronouncaG
The case %cancerous. Her prostratieu
was great. and nothing seemed to raaobb
her case One OF her neighbors insisted
on 11 her trying my Remedy and Wasb
mis- she would not do until She had
;on u ted her doctor. His ren1v waS
:When Mrs. Person takes hold. We
turn loose; when she turns loose. we
take hold :" However, she concIl1da5
10 try 1t. Without letting anyone into
me secret she used my wash copiousiV'
A great Improvement soon sci in and
oy It's use she was soon well. She has
oeen cured all these years. and savs
5ne q never say enough for Mrs. Toe
s Wash. i y
The name OF the lady will be given IF
1eslred, upon application to me-
Respectfully.
MRS. JOE PERSON.
vs. A0oo. k1ttrell, N. g.
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Kansas as a Maker of History

Kansas inhabitants are among the
most active, tolerant and versatile on
the globe. They give fads and hob
Dies of all kinds a h~ospitable receptton.
Maine has had prohibition in one shane
and another for over so years. but
Kansas brief experience with It has
attracted far more attention from the
country than 1t won in the half a cen
tury In which it has been In operation
IN the parent state. Just now. throupb
that law, Kansas Is contributing to
the gayety of nations" The entire
gamut Of the human emot1ons-traoa-
w. meiodrama, burlesque. farce-has
oeen swept by the events In which
Aansas has participated.
Across the pages of the story of Kan
sas In the past IS years have passed
rs strfking'and picturc @uue Characters
@John Brown, Jim Lane,4 e guerrilla |
Quantren, John J. Ingalls,a hrs. Lease. |
Terry Simpson, William A. PETER Car,
re Nation and General Funston-as
ave figured anywhere in the novels of
Dumas, Balzac or Dtckens-IesIes
Weekly.
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An Apprentice System

a dearth of engineers and drafts
me- mas forced the American Bridge
company to adopt a novel scheme for
tHe education of young men for its
work. 1t is the intention to ina,1e,rate
an apprentice system with graduated
pay 10 teach employees in the technical
branches n supplement the work mr..
oertaken l manual training schools.
graduated from grammar
schools will be accepted as appren-
t1ces o foul years after the probation
period Of 80 days. Apprentices viii he
PAID $3.50 a week for the first year.
WIN an increase of 81 each year there
AFTER until the apprenticeship is COM
pleted- Apprentices will be bo,1nd IN
the entire period and If thew
successfully complete the course will
granted a bonus of so cents for each
.eek they have served. Unusually good
may reduce the apprenticeship
1ot more than six Observation-Disclosures
lor. Boston Evening TRANSCRIPT.
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SHAMROCK h WRECKED.
SHE ENCOUNTERS A HEAVY
SQUALL OFF THE ISLE
OF WIGHT.
King Edward Was On Her Daclx
And Had a Narrow Escan
OF Being Killed.

Southampton, May 22.-In tht
pr, sence of King Edward in d
trial of the Shamrock races, the
Shamrock II collapsed. She is q
complete wreck and unfit for fur
Their raoing at any time, in fact, is
a complete loss. The Shamrock |
IS also badly wrecked. This blasts
all hopes of Sir Thomas Upton
for the American cup.
Southampton, May 22.-King
Edward, so it is just learned, was
on board the Shamrock when she
was totally ~dismayed to-day by a
squall off Cowes, isle of Wight.
The King, who was on her deck.
had a r escape of being
killed. Her top main mast and
bowsprit were broken off. The
squall struck the yacht broadside
during the race The top mast of
the Shamrock Ii was carried
away. Then her main mast fol-
t,
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They continue to water the
stock in Texas.
Champion "Jef' has at last
challenged the world. Who next9
Castellane has appendicitis, but
he still holds the receipts.
Kansas Populists r having a
hard time with wheat at LOS.
Perhaps Aguinaldo is busy
studying his recent manifesto.
Count Tolstoi continues TO ex-
communicate the Greek,
King Alexander appears 10 be
the royal come-on of the world.
The plot to kidnap the Sulsan
died young.
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Notice.

Having qualified before the Clerk
OF the Superior Court of Wayne
county, North Carolina. as executor
OF Zilpha Hollowe1l. deceased, all
persons holding claims against said
estate r hereby notified to present
said claims for payment on or be-
fore the 10th day of April, 1902. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery, and notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate PAYMENT.
w r. HoLLowELL,
Executor OF Zilpha Hollowell, de
ceased
This 10th day of April, 1901.
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A Dividend-P Paying City.
Chicago Record-Herald.

The city of LoadviIle, Color
ado, presents the moved aud inter.
estlng spectacle of a dividend,
paying municipality. Instead O
assessing the citizens for the SUD-
port OF the municipal corporation
they will share in a distribution
of profits after the politicians have
had what appears to them to be a
reasonable rake-of.
As a dividend-paying PROPOSE
ton the town is probably without
precedent in this country. Al
American municipality is in all
essential features, q business or
poratlon in which all the taxpay-
ers are stockholders. It is q com-
munal association of household
ers which assesses itself for the
purpose of paying for certain
kinds Of public service which are
calculated to promote the comfort
and welfare of the Stockholders.
1t is not to be expected, how
ever, that such a corporation can
pay a cash dividend, as it is not
engaged in any productive indus.
try. Any dividend realized would
simply be a return of a portion
OF the assessments that bave
had been paid in. The city of
Evanston could pay a dividend
on it's water works, as that de-
partment Of public service
makes a proft of $50, 900 or more
a year. But if this were returned
to taxpayers in the form of divi-
dends the members of the Evans-t
ton corporation would be taxed
more heavily for other depart-
ments of public service. :
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NOTICE.

North Carolina,
wayne County In the Superior Court.
Annie Sutton. Plaintiff.
VS..
Thomas Sutton, Defendant.
To Thomas Sutton, the defendant a..
named: Take notice, that the above en- fitIInS
plaintiff, Annie Sutton, for divorce frn ny the
nonos OF matr1mony existing between Won a 15
Inc pialntln, and you are hereby reonireG ~
appear at the next term of said coTrt ~ ~ y " =
head at the court house in Goldsboro. n ! o "
me secono Monday in September next. Il bal
ng aa sne S.h oay OF September. 1901. and answer
b May 11th. 1901.
hE. oRMoNns Clerk Sun. Court
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Guilty of the brain which we COM
monty call judgment. Though
quiet In manner he was fred bv
a laudable ambition to succeed in
all his undertakings. and was a
laoorlous. intelligent and sues
cessful practitioner of medicine.
l believe there are or have been
lew of our number whose lives
measured up to his in it's fullness
and righteousness of continued
endeavor in behalf of the nf-
dieted.
AT the age of sixty he laid
aside the labors and anxieties of
private practic to assume. per.
haps, the more delicate and more
responsible position of Super1n.
tendent of the State Hospital at
Raleigh. Though the dew of the
morning had long dried FROM his
locks, the fire of youth seemed
again to enkindle upon the altar
of his heart, and his mind seemed
enthused with new ambition to !
give Wider scope to his reputation
In his new field of labor, Bring {
ing to this new work the fruitage /
of a ripened experience as physls ]
'lan, and a mind of fine business $
raining, he diligently applied a
to the study of psychistry, G
md with youthful enthusiasm was ]
lot long in attracting the atten- :
ION of the State to his success as .
q allenlst, and manager of no or, v
mary ability. Here, as in priv
tie practice, he was not content to -
ag behind, or be satisfied with the &C
attained by the multitude: q q
ut by diligent study and by OBJ an
'rvatlon OF other Hospitals, he ? pa :
as quick to adopt every advanced de
of treatment sane st
oned by his judgment, and bis tic
cord in the Hospital over which pc
} presided is of more endurino wi
rm than any words I can utter. aft
is worthy the ambition of anv PIE
an. sue
Imperfect as this memoir is. it oe
ould be much more so did | fail vo
speak of the higher Inspiration not
his life, which was born of
tn In the Great Physician. Dr..
.rby was not a perfect man, but Of
was a Christian. To early lifecou
became a member of the Pres u
terirn church, and for a number ests
years was an Elder, and lived sale
d died in the faith and hope this
ich its doctrines inspire in The thel
70 believer. I need say no esta
re.
j. F.. MILLER. Ike
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Notice of Sale for Taxes.

onoer execution for taxes, I will sell at the
oours House Door. in Goldsboro, N, c., ON
mohoay, the 3rd day of June, 1901, the prom
10y VI 'ne Partles named below for taxes and
cos's. w. A. DENMARK. Tax Col
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-30

For S1lR One parlor organ;
liable; n lounge, extra long and
one large refrigerator: one
marble 4e top table. Apply to Mrs,
loway's. oai-
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IN MEMORIAM.

Read Before Meeting of tn
State Medical Society Held at
Durham, May 21-23, 1901
by DR.. j. F.. Miller, Sup
erlntendent of Eastern
k Hospital.
Dr- Geo. L. Kirby was born ~
the county of Sampson, near
Clinton. Jnly II, 1884, and died
OF pneumonia at the State Hos
pltal at Raleigh, at 9:8 o. m,
February 1901. He was educated
at Clinton High School and &C.
CURED the knowledge of Civil
Engineering, and assisted in the
survey of the Florida Railway.
also the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railway. After
this he began preparation for his
lie work. the practice of media
cine, and graduated at the Long
Island Hospi al College, in Brock.
Lyn, N Y, with the degree of
M. D., in the spring of 1860. He
very soon thereafter went
abroad and in a Medical College
OF Paris engaged in the further
prosecution of MS medical studies
mat ne might be more thorough
~ furnished for his professional
work. he returned to the United
States much earlier than he an
tlclpated in consequence of the
war between the States, and
reached New York the dsy the
city of Charleston was fred upon.
Moved by the patriotic ardor that
possessed so many of the young
men OF the South, he at once Of (,
Tered his services in the defense l
the South and entered the :
confederate service, at first as as !
slstaat surgeon of the Second |
North Carolina Regiment, and |
was afterward promoted to the d
'ank OF surgeon Of said Regi- =
nent In an engagement with y
he Federal army at Kellevss
FORD, Virginia. he was captured |"
nd soon after his release was =
sslgned to duty at Wytheville, L
'lrglnla. in charge of the CON- :
aderate Hospital. In July 1866. ~
'r. Kirby moved to Goldsboro. IL
at once began the practice "
medicine. La June, 1866 be -
as happily married to Miss @ss
airy Green, OF q oldsboro, who
nearly thirty five years was on u.
'uly a help mate for her hus> q
and, and during all these years In
catered in his nome and along lns
s pathway as much sunshine Of
TAILS to The lot of men. To this cia
lion Of heart and hand were trs
'rn ten children, eight of whom hir
.rvlve and all of whom were an,
'esent at his death. After q ~.
laborious and successful -.
actice at Goldsboro, extending
rough a term of years, reach
9 from 1865 to 1894, he was uin
lied TO the superintendent of ate
2 State Hospital at Raleigh. lag
lere death put an end to his sue
norable and useful life, conse. but
lted to the relief of suffering ser,
manity. DR.. Kirby was a mem was
: of the State MecicaI Society. met
wing joined at Raleigh in 1867. tion
for six years ne was a mem roo
of the State Examining -
ard. no
such, in brief, are the salient
nts ia the history of a disting- ano
bed member of this society- man
who IN peace and war. as a Ii
vate practitioner Of medicine won
as superintendent of a hos to 81
for the insane of our State. of b
forty years dignifsd and faith
honorable his high calling. KIM
'robabl5 no man now living no W
W the subj acs Of this mem,ir ho !
rtar ".-'e1 TOT byte,
in tho 500 of ye
har af 1oo-s and
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured bv the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co, Illustrate
the value of obtaining the LIQUID laxa-
i've principles of plants known to be
Incidentally laxative and presenting
them IN the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
IS she n perfect strengthening laxa-
tive cleansing the system effectualIv.
d1speIllng colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
70 overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it's acting on the kidneys.
Ave and bowels, without ~weakenin@1
laxative. :
In the process of manufacturing fips |
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the |
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other AROMATIC plants, by a method
anoWn to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRuP
20. only In order to get its beneficial
e1fects and to avoid limitations. please
remembe the full name Of the Comnanv
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N.
rofsale oyall Druggists. Price SOC. per bottle
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This c-gnature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Br0mO-Q uinine Tablets
tne Femedy that cares a cold i'm ONE day
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Stops the Cougb
and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
IN one day. No Cure, no PAY.
Price 25 cents,
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n One Day Cold Cure.
Oh IN mead and sore throat cured bv KAA
notts chocolates Laxative Ouinine. As Co.,
4eAe@@@SeA~Shss0esRSIvNue 0hemse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10
Growing In Favor.

whst 81 srifts hhs tsya IS he EAsFfrs fss
ttigss yesfp nma Aas taanHaaiif EfHwm IS fsvuf
plih ~ lshae & = sais i kssaue ttei 4 hss
sasfa Tas u tfns u ihs east q if ~ snhas
hsssia fsiatA ~ arnsna - ihrm has -
f9sas ~ta u9h sefis siaf.shs frsaH ~ ihf
strtlieus gaaiHiga a ths paiHt eenspmsa who
hafr ssss fhrta hHfe tszoths clanrHeea a gsss4f
suF~saaf egrrriaF rsp@saiy ana fQusegotns eron.
ory csft1aill uale ~ iattn lmYfsssa mech.
sHaal nsi aa8s u h'eh giaar piFiprsif, aaa ipaft
.inarra "a taey sfc ihe pertcstioa a prepared
9iat aat 4 j. na ,aIpaisiag that they have
hegaFst rsacfBliy te0kniafa - ths Standard
iefsts e. sifpoaFai Purposes oeinx 10 the
greater aa'assAy ~ u W tpAra' Li4aia Paints
~ cavIafVa win afisaafY FfAafs lses ffeqarns
spYs ntea q teqsrs. ilsas eaocng sswag
is4t 10 aftuaeiais3 ~ thg msa Who iass ihs
tina lHeaalng Fursha~rs q raipt wa hnd
81 tathts rtevsi s. wflS q W 1ehaa Mig Co,
ace am stfstl NtN lefs etiae dessiipsaen
Al laidars g ie 5aisied aud sssaEe trala ihem
tsr.rtsi stttti % laiai Heaimeni u order 10 IL.
sure ihs asr q hnunuuiSng shades
Il ", Johns Paints are carried 10 poek -
N. I. Maalsy 4 Co.. Manchester Depot wkn wlIl
ss pleased 70 give yau any desired ietafm Atloa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

bleeis o. The ears They mf they nnsi
bare - electric road 10 dfsw them from
he ssaFiss
"a isfss snosEi Of ireishtins nssi be
desc fruss 10. s,slios nsii ,e.r. May
esrlo.es Of rslp scot. lsgbs and mar
bic. rpnIiss % is,o The thousands, vii
be- hs1dlsd herr. bat ear ass depot seem,
10 be 10 The Sin. ds,,ssi ia,sfa TIE has
itess. especially tts soE nsr basisess. Do
msEds better .csaE Esods,ious. The old
frishttss people susy iusiesd 81
slirscilns thea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10
0osHEs. III.

0osHEs. lit.
snssee Pare Food Co, Leroy, n. T.:
Dear Sir: -Some days since . package Of
yopr RAIS-0 preparation vas left a. ny
otiee. iook II home and gave II . trial,
and have to say wss very much pleased
With il, as . Substitute for ceHee. We
have slwsys used the beat Java and Mocbs
ia cur family, bu, l Am free 10 ssy like
The RAIS-0 % well ~ the best coffee
eyre drsrk. Respectfully yours,
A. Q. JAsKsos, N. D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

A com nercisl traveller, NJ, Z. Monieom
cry OF Darlington, while driving from
shsi.sbury 10 South Subsidiary ssv two
does aud back deer eating apples from 3
tree thai erew by the roadside. The AMI
mails psid little attention 10 The man until
be drove close TO them, when The back
sprung over . wire fence, followed by the
does. and oil disappeared ia The ishbor
ins voois,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

= aer. J. \ Been attended The ttcsn,
Bapiasi State cesseSiicu At Batiirsion.
-speeisl Com n snies,iea Of Asopirsr
Lsdsr. n "A NJ THIS Isat.a.y even
ias.
Mrs Aitur Adams Of Boslon 10 .
sses, ., TIE hr1s oi Der mother. MIRA W
A. Ai.Es
Hon A. l. Crates std Mrs Graves
have bete spssaisss week u The Pan
Aes,lesa.
Mrs y l. w,1sn wee, TO CAIcsgo
Issi ftanasy iat ri,i, oi several uesAs
villa hss pssatl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

The mountains we're white Sunday
morning, bat We are rot prepared for win
ter yet.
M. ]. Hspsood 10 having . carriage
house and az ice house bailt.
Mrs J. II. Whitney has been very
III but We sre glad to note that she 10 re
covering.
Mrs Fred S.spnsrd and children OF
Dorset hsve be been visiting her brother,
]. NJ. Stone.
-George Richardson has fixed up
very comfortable ranch ct the Shepsrd
Aldfich place. which will 90 doubt be
m och pstronized 10 years to come. Tie
view from this point Il foe.
e nund Msniey B.tohelder and Mics
Cbristine Hawkins Wilkinson we're mar
ried Of The home OF the bride 10 Benning
ton by Rev Dr.. Wshburns. Wednesday
evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

II the action OF your bowels is not easy
and regular serious complications must be
the Hnsl result. DeWltts Little Early
Risers will remove this danger. Safe.
pleasant and effective. o E Adams, Arl
instoD; A II Pettiboue, Manchester De
pot; A II Smith, West Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

ccming 10 Msnehesisr With Mrs Roe 10
Jane Of ibis year. He hsi 10 Ill eleven
etilsrsr, Eve 81 uhom lived 10 nslari.y !,
Three Of ihese sfe no. living, Trs1k q.
Roe dylns 10 lead Mr. Laden. well
knos6 10 Manchester, 10 1921
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10

d. q. Bach. D,ifpe, Arb ssys: Vi.
uosbled With eonstips,lon uniil bonsh,
Dswiits Lii,le Dairy kissrs since thea
hsrs been eblirsiy cared Of mJ old eou
pislrL / recon rend them. o L Adams.
Arlington; A II Pslliboae, Msrebesisr
Depot; A II Saith, wssi Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-10
mAscmrsTrR pEror.

"A large conpsny Of relations and
friends net st the hone OF Orlando Boufn.
Sept 3oih, I, being the 6s,h anniversary
Of bis birth. Dinner vss served sud :
very pleasant siteruoon enjoyed. The
guests leaving nsny plesssn, tokens for re
men bfsrce.
We lesrn that Norcross L IVES. have
contracted With MI P.f.ch Of Ra,lsad tor
bniidins . large mill Tor ssuiog marble
here. 10 be $50 feel 10 length with 3 large
rshtioe beds sra . travelling derrick. the
niii TO be completed this isll This looks
llks hesiress.
Rev. q. A. Bradford, Who 10 visitios
his dsushter. Mrs A. q. Davis. Gill preach
nert Sandy morEius. DC, IL 10 The
evening. fellowins . service OF sons. the
pastor viii speak 90 Joseph. The yiotori
cas- Hsro.7 Yoass msr sspsci.liy invited.
--Sorcross 4 WEI, are grading The rosd
le The meadow purchased Of Hsnry Hicks.
bsyoad The electric hshi pIsb,s, aud pui
tlrs up dssrieks Ter loading their marble
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-03

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ooo 81 8, q S. /; s., IS 40 gs a. q,
80 s. s. q, 81 IS r.,,,l and
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$50 Sc, l,1,,,' &
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Ill INA doh IS

eeHIssins ana IS
fa and without color 81 aim of aIgh f,s
lslas ages ss
The prop u the lime aid III the
II n ii when demand sp It's
set,arn il naade hin heae rules II
y held there bsin nothing II the rees
ord 70 show q Wll1lfuf and wrongful
seold version on the part of 4 efarfl an Is,
that a. re saf plainfl # fesspvess
shoitlq NE been limited 70. the he
81 The wheat ii question ftne time
when plai nfi f had the right "a 1All1aiId
its return With Interest. less the storage
charges and the Is Fense Of trans port
ing the same from the warehouse TO.
1 asIinneapoi III, II here was sold and
con verified Order mod ifed and CON
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-03
Don Borrow

NIoney Until you have ilaY til
gated Or A,norti znent plan
the easiest aud simplest, as
we'll as cheapest for the Dor
sower ever devised s y per.
cent, with Is pa tllerlt pr yilege.
at ANY tlnie
G, 81 N S c, N co.