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The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

THE Republican convention Of the
new Third congressional district nom.
mated W, Il, Mcpherson Of Newton
county to oppose Congressman Hugh
A. Dinsmore, the Democratic nominee,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

~ a shower amounting TO 0,27 inch fell
Wednesday morning aud another good
ran visited this section yesterday,
Circuit Clerk Sadler expects to leave
~. Bonneville today to spend n few
~s visiting his brothers family
,@fs. James Lawson aud Miss Queen
NJ Little Rock were IN Van Buren,
'aurSday on their way TO Winslow,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
A YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamber
iain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar-
rhna Remedy.

Idln'S COllC, ChOlera ana Dlar-
rhna Remedy.
DR.. Chas. II. Utter "A prominent physi-
clan, Of Panama, Colombia, in recent
letter states Last March | had as u
patient a young lady sixteen years Of
age, who had very bad attack Of dys-
EMERY Everything / prescribed for
her proved Intellectual and she WAS
growing worse every hour. Her parents
were sure she would die. She had be.
come so weak that she could not turn
over in bed. What to do at this critical
moment was study for me, but l
thought of Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhpa Remedy and rs a last
resort prescribed It, The most wonder
full result WAS effected. Within eight
hours she was feeling much better; In
side of three days she was upon her feet
and at the end Of one week was entirely
well. - For sale by JOHN o KANE, +.
G. KERR, Druggists.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Az. W., y D. W, Buchanan returned Sun,
s N.Y. from Eldorado, Mo. where she hau
wal n visiting relatives "A couple or
o. Ivy w. L. y, o. II. and D. of II. lodges
AM nlontown will have u picnic on
s,s,rsslst and q general invitation Is
Abo,,ea Palmtag will leave Van Buren,
N NV sne lirst of September TO engage
m" !" hardware business NJ Tahleqnhl'
An oppeoplo OF Tahlequph will find Fred
rssnS,p'to'dotc hardware merchant and u
ir n1,' IN every way worthy Of their
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
ReDent of Your Sins

And use Hunt Lightning Oil for pains
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Cuts,
Burns, Collie and Diarrhpa. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed or money refunded. %
and 50 cts.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Supt. Molloy expects to be able IN
lower the traps on the dam and let the
muddy water out of the retaining basin
in a few days.
A shed has been erected west of the
Jail so that city prisoners will be pro
tected from the sun and rain while
breaking rock
We learn the entire peach crop OF the
Oakland fruit farm, estimated at from
l2-l5, 600 crates, was sold to one party
at II. 90 per crate.
Little May Lyons met with q severe
accident Tuesday morning. She fell
down the stairway and broke her left
arm at the elbow joint.
Springfield will play the T. p. As at
Fort Smith today. The Springfield
team played the Fort Smith team July
4th and carried of the honors
Postofice Inspector w, p, Houk Of
Fort Smith has been let out as result
of charges preferred against him. What
the charges were we are unable learn.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

S. d. Williams has accepted the posi-
ton of day engineer at the ice plant,
vice Gus. Matthews, who resigned to
go to Beaumont, Tex. Mr.. Henry
Starmer has also resigned the position
of night engineer at the plant.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Guy NJ. Bunch, on Of the few expert
men y furnishing statesmen IN this por.
ton of the state, will have charge OF
Ed. Briscoe's men 3 furnishing depart
ment
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
tensions

TOT soldiers who have been reiectad
or dropped on account of Confe5e S.sa
service can now be obtained, Cali on
OHAS. f. HARVEY.
A Du'eh' ArK' Attorney.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Col. W. p. Wing, superintendent ,. OF
tho Florida East Coast railroau' u,e ,a
h .nv NJ ,V noon last Saturday at the homo
q" ain his nephew, Mr., p, W. Furry w %nsro
W. h hsd 4" been for Eve weeks IN tho ropes
~ ne I ""n"6tting his health he being
W %, ,,o ou"vf from Drlght'B disoaso' llo
s ',.,. ohiably thought Of by MA associates
y, ,,, n,Jd'' Ma shown by the kilograms
Of sympathy received Sy M W ra l"g1y
funeral took place sunday ~ , ra,'V'e"
rpnu, nc REV Finncy officiating
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
SAVE THE BABEet

McGee's Baby Elixir, Grove 8 Babv
Dowei remedy, Winslow's Soothing
DIyrup and Castoria, at JOHN O KANE 3
DRUG STORE. A"NN d
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
We Tell no Secrets.

us an open secret that Hunt q Light
lung vi cnres everything except broken
assrls and soitening Of the brain, 20
and 30 cents,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

One thousand and three hundred
acres of coal land near Clarksville and
belonging to DR.. A. M. McKennon was
sold last week for 1856, 900.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Gov, Davis has appointed Geo. r.
Wood and Dix Hamm Of Mulberry dele
gates to the Trans-Mississippi Congress
to be held at st. Paul sometime this
month
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
.FRrsCO LINE" (sT. l.. & 8. F.
THE COURTS.

~s,pcrIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
pinnSrd Monday In June and November. J. II
S ~ v Judge; R. L. Rogers, Prosecuting Atty,
:, COURT meets In Van Buren, on the
[ iS Monday in January, April, July and DC.
~~~poR.TE COURT meets the third Monday
Pm February, May, August aud November
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Last FIR days fire alarm was caused
by someone noticing the smoke from the
brush being burned in the cemetery and
sending in the alarm without inyestiga-
ting,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

The Boston Store company has Sc.
cured lease on the vacant lot on Main
street between the Kerr.Turner and
Bryan buildings and is having a shed
erected thereon for the display of their
wagons, buggies and farming nipple.
ments.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Rogers Is making some heavy peach
shipments, Sunday they shipped two
carloads, Monday six and Tuesday six
This we CLEAN from Thursday 8 Rogers
democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Fred Palmtag attended the celebra-
ton at Tahlequah, |, T. incident to
the completion of the Ozark Il Cherokee
Central railroad to that point this week.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
A perilous Leap

s som Pixies Peak, ID i84 feet will not
Suse soitenlng OF the brain, but u 20 cent
w. ~. OF Cheatham 9 Laxative Chill Tab
"" VIII cure chills. No Cure-no pay
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Walter Henry's new gin near tho
compress " nearly completed,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
ODon Your Mouth

c CSu swallow ono, Choatham 4 Laxative
a S' ~ Tablets combines all tho qualities
u w, wv beat liquid chill tonics Dose a.
cu,a s ready Dose always the same NO
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Parties calling for above Will please say nd
vertisod and give date A fee of one cent vii
be charged on all advertised letters.
A. NJ ORRiCK, y. N.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
Rainfall for July.

The following is a record of the rain
fall for July as furnished US by Mr. L.
Graf,
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09
p,II,ROAD TIME TABLES.

MISSOURI PACIFIC.
G0lNG WEST.
Daily,
u Arr. $50 pm. depart S63 pm.
10 20 :" xl0a.m. o'lo AIN
So~ Daily except Sunday:
,.i9pm. lStops at Van Buren,.
GOING EAsT.
Daily.
% Arr l.C5p.m. Depart, lilo pm.
70 il:ij a.M. ll5o am.
No" Daily, except Sunday.
20 Goal Hill Local Depart at 23O pm
W. GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Daily. except Sunday.
,,ood Local Arr las p Depart $50 p m.
er ee,,man sleepers on SO and 81. Through
@ ;ss = S al Eo on Call For or further inform
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

%@ Jennie Mayheld has been taking
~, vacation this week, which she has
'"nt with relatives In the country,
A. Twill not DO many moro days before
II'ssy shipments Of Elbertas will cease'
s %xood many orchards are letting down
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Brick work on the Frisco depot WA
begun Wednesday and the superstructurc
will soon be up. The delay heretofore
was caused by the fact that competen
stonelnasons are very scarce and only
one could be secured to dress the ston,
for the trimmings.
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-09

Now comes denial as positive as was
the rumor last week Of the Frisco hav.
ing been absorbed by the Rock Island
system, and the further statement that
these systems will be bitter rivals.
This is the information the public gets,
What there Is brewing will get out when
the brew is finished.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
"Coesine Conscience. -

Washington, June 29-Congress.
man Ball Of Texas has coined new
expression. and ii bids fair 10 take
well and become popular when prop
crly used. The other dsy while talk
Ing on the Philippine civil government
bill and arraiguiug the msiority for
It's failure to eusot any antitrust legis-
iatiou, he declared that II was "uscless
to appeal TO the cocaine conscience OF
the Republican party"
Hereafter when one wishes to usc a
synonym for hard hcaduess, uniecling.
ness, utter disregard for the rights Of
others, or expressions Of that charae-
ter, Il will be ia order to employ the
term ''cocaino conscience. -l,Vpublic
Special.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
GrOver Cleveland, Rciircs

The speech Of Grover Cleveland be-
fore the iilden club 10 New Yolk last
aighl was the FIRST public u,tcraaoc oi
tho former President on political lines
Ia i've years For that reason as
much as anything he said his remarks
Rili be- read.
Ills plea for harmony IN the ranks
Of the Democracy, after snlking 10 hi,
lent lot years because be lost control
Of bis party and because bis party re-
pudiated him, sounds much like tho
words Of q man who has quarreled
with bis neighbor aud who wants to
make up" provided the neighbor will
give To-" II is easy ior Mr.. Glove
land TO "harmonizo" when the other
fellow is willing TO Join him ia all he
demands.
It would seem that what Is called
the eastern wing Of tho Democratic
party cannot hope 10 control The affairs
Of tho Democracy Of this country M
der tho leadership If such men as
Grover Cleveland I! IN uuy possible
manner he should br ici..ld upon tue
party b is no, diiGrult TO outline the
political revolt in the west 20 would
seem wise, therefore, 10 permit Mr.
Cleveland to remain IA the rciirCmCu,
Tor which he plcals
The Democracy must be progressive
to win, and Il docs not deserve Go via
with leaders Hkc SIR. Cleveland.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

lean members always voted for the
lobby measures; and Is u not also
fact that the leader Of the lobby, Col
Phelps, "who was au honored dele
gate az large to The last Democratic
convention, " &, now ''slhow 20 elbow
aud shoulder to shoulder" with Col
kcrcns, the National Republican Com.
mi.tecman, IN shaping the policy Of the
Republican party Of this State Col.
Phelps has received such vigorous re-
pudialion n the hands Of the Demo
cratic party Of the State ior his open
aud shameless lobbying 10 the interest
Of the big RAILROAD corporations, that
be has sought the more eoBgenial
company Of the Republican party,
whose representatives have ever been
his ready servilors, rs their records
aud votes In the Legislature show.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

wm. Kingsley lives ct bloomfield,
and according to tho Courier, Is I13
years old, lie T. well digger, and
the other day while being drawn oat
Of the well he was digging, the rope
broke aud The old man sustained .
pietiy severe shaking mp when be
struck the Bottom 'sIrish Rili,'' as
be Is called, was IL The kngiish NAYS
at the egs Of is sBd participated IN
the battle Of Trafalgar in 1905. lie
was also IN the Crialean war aud WAS
rewarded f5E gallant service a, tho
siege Of Sebassapool Ia lse late un-
plrasanincsa, although ever 70 years
81 age. be Joined she Coaieaesacy lie
n sFaai seaaet and has ~ lpterasliag
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
The Boss Worm Msdicsue.

II. 7. kumpe, Druggist, Leighton,
Ala, writes: "0ne Of my customers
had n child, which was sick, and
threw up all food, could retain nothing
on Ia stomach he bought one bottle
" Whites Cream Vormiugc, and I,
brought up lig worms from lhc child.
It's the boss worm medicine in the
world" Whites Cream Ycrmiiugc
j. also the ohildTcu's tonic. /, i,n-
proves their digestion aud assimilation
Of food, strengthens their nervous .ys.
tenn aud restores them 10 lhe health,
yigor aud elasticity "a! spi,iis natural
10 childhood. zoe at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
peneeralls Committee orraalses.

The new Democratic County Conn
nnitlee met In lie CoGgt Houan Al one
O'Clock. Tuesday, July ist. with the
following members present j. III.
Tctley, ~. Francois township; Z. A.
iIenham, Perry; J. W. Moore, Mar-
Ion; @. ". Clarksou. Iron: Il. q.
Presnell, Liberty; J. l.. Sullivan.
Randolph, Alfred Cole, Zig River.
aud II. n. Dono. proxy for W. T..
Arnold Of Pesdleion.
g. w. Claikssn ives made tempo
rary chairman, aud the new CONF
nsiiico- organized by clecting The sol-
lowing cfileers; Chairman. W. f.
Arnold; Treasurer. r. A. Bsnhaias; ;
Secretary, Chas. &. Pratt.
No further business appearing tho
committee adionseeJ subject 70 call Of
the chairman
CH PRATr, W.. IF. Anxolp.
s3sts sFy glsAigmaa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
Probate Docket.


MOSpAY, JULY IL, 1909.
Estate Of Faith n. Runner. minors. 7
Rugner. Guardian,
Estate ~ John a. Carton q al. minors-.
John 6artcs., Guardian.
Estate ot Elvie smith, st ell. .ninors--F. l..
EPith. Guardian.
Estate OF Stella Wood ~ al. minors C has,
q, Pratt, Guardian
Estate % Katie keellns ct al minors
Adam Keeling. Gaar3lau.
Estate Of Nary a Huber. dscoasea-.R d.
Gillespie. Executor.
kataie Of a. Raney, ieconsod--arsnon d.
Uaney Execatcr.
Estate Of Caroline Shannon, iscrHsod-1.
u, Shannon. Executor.
Estate Of Adam Rs-zastenEs;. DECEASED
VIM Meyer ana VIM. RosenssoaEei Ex
ecutors.
sEug &. GossoA,
IHAge OF fscisste.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii he received by
the Board Of Commissioners Of State
Hospital for Insane No. 4, OF Farm
iugtou. Mo until 10 q clock a. m ,
July 10, 1902, frr the completion Of
the following buildings and improve.
monts:
Disturbed Ward; Store House aud
Refrigeration Plaat; Barn; Granitoid
Walks, CnfbI and Cutters, aud nee
easary grading for same.
Plans and specifications are on Gle
OF lhe Office OF the Architect at R3.la,
Mo aud also at the Office Of The En-
gineor on the Institution grounds al
Pennington, No.
II. II. HOIIENSCHILD,
Architect aud Superintendent State
Hospital for Insane No. Z
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Said Mr.. Cleveland in bis Tilden
Club "harmony" speech, juno i9lh,
"The Democratic party Is very far
from political insolvency, but no one
here should be offended by the sug-
ges,ion that he capital and prospects
have suffered serious injury since Mr..
Tiiden was elected President. " And
by whose hands were It's capital and
prospects more prohigately squandered
than by Dir. CleyelandH But for the
betrayal Of bin aud bic friends aud fol-
lowers the party would never have
gone down in defeat 10 1896. II ex-
hibiis monumental assurance on the
pert Of these fellows to be holding al.
legged "harmony" meetings, talking
OF rehabilitation aud consolidation
Of the Democratic party on their
marrow plane aud asking six aud n
half million voters 10 cry pseoavi TO
them.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
TIiE STATE EDUCATIONAL FUNDS.

The present plan Of investment OF
the State seminary and school funds,
a. the time Of is adoption, bad the
sanction aud support Of both Demo-
cratic aud Republican Legislators, a.
we'll as Of some Of our best fnanciors
aud friends Of public education. It
WINS not 4 partisan measure in any
sense, but purely a business transac-
ton which had 10 view the credit OF
tho State and the bcltcrment and Sc
cuvity Of these funds Tho plan had
tho Endorsement, in It's several stages,
" all The Republican Senators and
Representative, among them some of
the mos, eminent IN the State The
certificates Of indebtedness" 10 which
the funds are invested are IN form aud
substance State bonds, taking the place
Of other State bonds in which the
funds wer3 formerly invested aud
which were cancelled when the trans
fer was made.
The Republican party nav repudi-
ates the action Of lis own RcpresegIa.
iiVCs, who almost TO q man Joined the
Democratic members Of tho legisia-
turo in adopting this plan Of invest
meut, and in their State platform any
that "tho conversion Of the school
fund was uuwarranled By the Consti.
tuition and a wrongful act. Yet,
these certificates, a. We have said, are
in form aud substance State bonds,
and when did Il become uncoustitu.
tional or wrong to inyss, the perma-
nenl school funds Of The State In State
bouds2
II a change in the Investment Is
made, these certificates or bonds will
have to be paid off, just as the bonds
in which the funds were formerly in
vested and were cancelled would have
had to been paid of. Whether It is
wise now TO make change, and as
the certificates arc paid off 70 invest
the money IN low Understanding
United States bonds, 10 the detrimcnt
OF the public schools, or scatter It
among the counties TO be loaned out
as other county and district school
fund. nre loaned out; or whether Il Is
better to maintain these funds In their
present safe, nom convertible condition,
a. proposed by the constitutional
amendment to be submitted to the
voters a. the general election, Is for
tho people to decide; and oil partisan
prejudice and misrepresentation Of
facts should be thrust aside IN making
the decision.
We belicyo the schools Of the State
would be better subserved and the
funds more securely preserved II kept
ia their present shape, The interest
tax TO maintain the certificates is 80
intellectually small 10 comparison to
the benefits which will accrue from
them to the public schools and other
State educational institutions, that II
looks as Il there should be no hesitancy
on the part Of the people as TO the
wisdom Of maintaining them by eou-
siitGtional provision.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
AgaInsl The subsIdr.

tEhA4 tif AlAIhlA pom htnlNNlt
There is one group oi men that is
not going to b. deceived by The tenn.
pnrsry laying aside II the ship subsidy
bill This Is the independent oil re-.
fners Of this country, Their activity
Is shown by the fact that a committee
representing the Pure OH company, q
corporation composed Of zoo iudcpcn.
dent oil rcii0crs throughout, tho Jniled
States, Eas sent protests 10 representa-.
liycs To- Congress. oJjoc,ing 10 the pas.
-lge OF tie bin. The specific ujIy
to themselves by ,bc bin is that j. gives
bounty to tank steamers carrying
petroleum, which has ranked third 81.
an export, and Thus Discriminate
agsigst al wL1 cauuo, transport IN
subsidized ships
But the oil rchucrs soc q great deal
more in the measure than this. They
realize. aud say, that the direct oncc,
Of the bill will be TO aid in The cstuJ-
ltsbmcnt upon the high sens Of a par.
tial II no, complete monopoly Of ocean
carrying trade, with power 10 levy al
will tribute upon every American in
dustry In anticipation Of this BIN a
great ocean ship trust i- being formed,
aud what Is more, Il has already been
learned that the great trunk railway
companies are already obtaining con
troll Of the steamship lines The oil
Tehners say:
"The railroads engaged in interstate
commerce have received from the goa %
eminent immauoe sums IN money and
bonds, aud vast tracts Of lAnd--cquli
iu area to all Of New England New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, ~ shown by the land
office recoTds-in addition 10 the most
valuable public franchises the govern
ment bad 10 is power TO give, and
yet, notwithstanding all this, they have
pillased their own grantees, di'criui.
mated 10 rates Of freight, ruined ;h1us-
Ands Of individuals, curichng the ia
vored few, practiced oxiorliou on the
growers Of wheat aud cattle rRiseTs Of
the West, and The general public. A
number Of railroad officials haze re-
Gently sworn before the interstate com
MERGE commission that they destroyed
papers containing evidences Of their
own violation Of the Law. II these
alarming conditions exist to-day, In
spite of the attempted regulation by
the Sherman antitrust act aud the To-
tefstAte commerce law, what may be
expected from m ocean combination
especially exempted from all govern
mcut control; This ocean trust re-
celylng this government GIT, taken by
taxation from tho people, viii no doubt
discriminate on The seas as the rail.
roads have upon land. 3"
Tho oil reliHer. speak advisidly, tol
10 interest has been subjected tc
gtealer oppression by Determinations
IN railroad rates than has theirs, in
the interest OF The stanhlrd Oh COM
pany. Every possible aid Of the rail-
roads has been commanded by the big
monopoly In its task Of killing on the
independent fcincrs, aud il IL eau re-
peat on the ocean what IL has accom-.
complished on land the reinnrs indeed
have cause to fear tho result.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

The Democrats and popuists Of
Nebraska got together last week and
nominated strong State ticket with
W. H. Thompson, a Democrat, for
Governor The ticket Is composed Of
three Democrats aud five populists,
Both parties wanted Mr. Bryan 10 ac-
cesi ihs nomination for Governor. but
he persuaded them that it would DO
better 10 nominate some one Of tho
other active and worthy men Of the
State who had done good work for
she party The place for MIR Bryan
IL In the United States Senate, where
bis influence in behalf of the people
and of Democratic principles would be
more effective. II the Fusionisis carry
Nebraska aud get control Of the leg
islature, they could not do better than
elect Mr.. Bryan Senator.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03

Five "cSperis, no two agreeing either
in totals or 10 The items OF which tho
totals are composed, have charged de-
fieits ia The management Of State q.
Banees aud errors In the report Of
ilasEins and Sells. What are the
charges worlh' What arc such ''cy.
pert" labors WORTH These men con-
tyadiet each other aud dispr9ve the
figures Of each other. The net result
q that IN Infamous attack upon the ia.
tegrily Of Missouri has been revived
under conditions which Of themselves
eliminate everything but the shameless
malice behind the attempt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-07-03
FAuaf PROPERTY
Iu HrrCz. IMMORAL property located Hear
Nall' Nluus. Price % ...' 1n y1Fy 'cssus,

Igu acres. IMMORAL property located near
Nal' N'nrs. fnr" H.n' "n raf} 'c,ms.
lgtarrrs ln Nia Dan5vf.,r county. about
niue miles northeast uf Pennington. lru
Wt'H. fuHu 'ffEHI EHUuy Zorro #I FIAT RIVER
HuI ONO wfi. from .U.lpT NII. tHn3 E.E
Iarm dwelling. frame Ntru, .Hun.u .HT
stable a.1 lrirury 100 rIrullFf t.un
agruv To- urI,s iu cultivation, h4lIErr lu
FIHn3 IimUrr T0frv Uiur forms south btut
dairy line. Fruit trees uh place. ly.yH
81, 20 Hr will trade iar town property.
a.s7 acres near Mi e. % On Ste Gene
sirye county, 90 miles from Mo-. ~
ana eight miles fIum EauUiu atom. ~ Drrr-
br cultivated gEraI; 2 ACRES. a splendid
house, 'hIo" Enl .NrnEF, riFi"Tu ""..nr.
barn ara smalI Orchard. ~ urrys baI
tom. i1lrHi i..nnr VIII tud'.
oncrrs 60 Ste Dgrcylo,g county. mUsr
from lBrmrrtNn suA |ust sHUih ni burAa
H"iEN. llnll. - n.rus ~ nNitEuilnnt q
nrle. good Timber igir' $500 Ni'bNA
ug TRADE
aarrcs near EuYu Ires g9oa urv SIX
room uuuaH ilTH. HTruuII. w.Il no house
anlarn, pionrJ. ~ small 'gan +. acres
90 cultivation ava aI uuGar 'u.. sp'nn
d.t no.FHr lI.YI Hua 'I' Nv m'uui"H walk
o. snh.H. s.huI". N'N Us hHHlrE Poses
9. acrg5 70. rusr r.nao. lar@.r
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