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Does it Pay to Buy cheap7

a cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some
thing that will relieve and cure the
more severe and dangerous resultsO f
throat and lung troubles. What shall
you do? Go To q warmer and more
regular climate? Yes, if possible; if
not possible, for you, then in either
case take the only remedy that has
been introduced in all civilized cOun-
tries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, 'Boschee's German
Syrup" 1t not only heals and stimu-
lstes the tissues to destroy the germ
disease, but allays Inflammation and
causes easy eXpectOratiOn, gives Il
good nights rest and cures the pa
tient. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world. You can
get this reliable remedy at Anti-MO-
nOpoly Drug Store. Z
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Many Pretty Things at Masters.

Mr.. T.. I. HelveustOn has returned
from New York, Boston and other
markets where for the past few weeks
he has been engaged in purchasing
the fall and winter dress goods and
accessories for the great department
store Of Mr.. II. 3. Masters. and these
goods are arriving daily aud being
placed on exhibition auJ are attract
ing the attention of buyers.
Mr.. Helvenston has spent several
years in studying the markets and can
now be regarded a. u counoisseur and
has endeavOred to make his purchases
this season the choicest, most attr.t-
tive and in every way the mos. ~ Ii-h
that has ever been brought to Ccala.
This has been the most prosperous
year in all departments in tSe history
Of the country and the looms have
been particularly busy and the good.
turned out have been most beautiful
and exquisite. Mr.. HeIyenst0n has
purchased his goods first hand ana
has selected the daintie,t and most
fashi0nahl" creations.
The ladies will be especially pleased
with the goods at Masters aud they
are cordially invited 10 call and in
spect them.
There are some women who seem
to be perennialIy youthful The
grown daughters are companions a.
well as children, and the color in the
mothers checks, the brightness in
her eyes, the r0uudness of her form,
all speak Of Astounding health.
What is her secret" She is at middle
age of life when so many are worn,
wasted and faded. aud yet time ha~
only ripened her charms. The secret
of this matrOnIy health and beauty
may be told in the brief phrase, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. TIE
general health of women it 50 init
mately related to the local health of
the delicate wOmanly organs, that
where these are dis-.s.d, the whole
body muse suffer. "tavorit9 pres
dries the debilis,iug drains,
heals alterations and Inflammation.
cures female week.-mrs. and impart~
to the delicate female organs natural
vigor and vitality. Women who !
have lost their health and their beauty
have been made robust and rosy
by the use Of this marvellous |
medicine.
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a communiestion

Mr.. EuUuE-N Ilow me O. -psak
few worl- il favor 81 chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. .uilrrd fnr thrse
years with the bronchitis auG could
not sleep At night ] .r,ed several doc-
tors aud variou. patent medicines,
nut could g. nothing % give nae any
relief until my VIII got a bottle -
this valuable medicine, which ha-
completely relieved mr.-W. : Brock
man, Bagn,l Mo Thi- remedy -
for sale hy Autobiography Drug store
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Congressman Davis to Marry.

New York, Sept. "a Washington
special to the New York World says:
representative Robert w. Davis, Of
Palatka, Fla, whose wife died here
last May will be married to Miss Nellie
Heating, of this city, in February.
Mr.. Davis is fifty three years old.
Miss Heating is pretty girl of
twenty-five. She is cashier in a
drug store at Ninth streetgand Penn
Sylvania avenue.
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You Know what YOU Are r.s,ss

When You take Groves Ta-tele-~
Chill Tonic, because the formula u
plainly printed on every bottLs, snow
ing that 10 is simply Iron sud Out
nine i'm a ta--ele-- + rn Nocure, uo
pay. j0c.
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Fai- J. i. III AGtT abN IdDiliy return
. IL home " edncsday from st. Angus
/ uue. Mr.. Snyder having stopped
there few days on his return from
New York where he has been pur-
chasing hi> fall and winter goods
NIr. Harvey HUTCHINSON of Gaines
vile, well known i'm Ocala, was mar
ried recently i. Denver. Colo, to Miss
Nailie Wheeler. a young lady both
beautiful and accomplished. His
friends lore extend congratulations
Mr. ". b. Merck. formerly proprie-
tor of the Ocala Wagon Works but
now one Of Eustis' thriving business
men, l. ia the city shaking hands
with old Trends. He says everything
in Lake county i looking up.
-upt ~. b. Denham, of savannah,
District ~up.. II. \. Ford, of Gaines
Vile. and Supt. of Transportation w.
Hsylow, Of savannah, of the y. &. l..
were ia Ocals Wednesday in llr.
beuham'~ private csr.
Ilwal Lr seen from our Geographic
dispatch that Chas. II. smith, bet
ter known rs Bill Arp" IS seriously
sick. Hc has many friends in this
locality Who viii regret to hear of his
critical illness. Hc is eighty years of
age.
Ne make the filling ofprescriptions
our special business aud with care,
rJompn4s~, and with low prices,
nave buiit up good business, we
want your trade and will be pleased
Ia have you ask your physician to
leave your prescription with Us Ty-
ding, x Go.
Mr.. w. G. Hayes, the southern
agent OF the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine company. whose headquar-
ter- are iu Atlanta, Is visitor to
O-aia. We are using a great many
81 his machines and he Is here to see
just what sort of . country we have.
Ne know he viii not be disappointed
IN the quality and productiveness of
our soil.
Capt 4. Johnson has returned from
White Springs where ne has been
enjoying it, health giving waters for
the past two weeks. Mrs. Johnson
and daughter, Clara. viii remain
some time longer. During his two
weeks stay the Captain gained more
than ten pounds. Among the Ocala-
iaus there now are Mrs. Annie Tran
tham and Rev. l.. b. Warren. Like
every body else they are thoroughly IN
love with this popular resort.
Mr.. Peter Ingram, who is 50 popu-
larry known in Ocala, il at present
domiciled AT the jewelry store of y. Z.
Burnett, where he il taking orders for
vests, coats and suits for Brownick,
King {, Coma any, of New York, and
the Universal Tailoring Company, of
Chicago. Mr.. Ingram himself is a
Hrsi-class tailor and is especially pre-
pared To give perfect satisfaction in
fitting. We hope his friends will
look him up.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tab
lets, All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
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Preparing for the Fish and Oyster
Trade.

Mr.. I. II. Hoy, who formerly con-
Quoted stall i'm the Ocala market,
but who now resides in the thriving
town Of Crystal River, was in OcsIa
yesterday making arrangements to
supply our city with delicious fish
and oysters during the coming winter.
When completed his arrangements
will be made known through the adj
vertising columns Of the OcaIa Banner.
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Comptroller A. G. Groom has distri-
buted the moneys arising from the
sale and redemption of tax sale cer-
tificates for the month of June, 1902,
amounting to S2,519.1.
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N eat Products.

Best cold st0rageham .........S 800
Best Marion county cured bacon 900
Best quarter of velvet bean fed
beef ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Best five pounds of lcrd ..... l 90
Best mutton ..... ............... 800
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N,---r-. a. O. Hall, L. Horn, F.
|. Lang A. o. Mallory, J. q. Martin, NJ.
~ Inner. at OcslA and vicinity, are
.stisuding the turpentine operators
,..a,Vrntion im Jacksonville.
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DeYoured by Worms S.

Children often cry, not from pain,
but from hunger, although fed album
dainty. The entire trouble arises
from hamilton, their food is not as
simulated, but devoured by worms. a
few doses of Whites Cream Nermi.
fuge will cause them to cease crying
and begin to thrive at once, very
much to the surprise and joy of the
mother. 25a at Autobiography Drug
Store. m
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n number of we'll bred young COWS
for sale. Prices reasonable. Apply
to ]. II. Roller, Ocala, Fla. 7lS-ft
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Farm Pro ductS.

Best collective exhibit from one
farm.................................. ... $1,000
Second best collective exhibit
from one farm ................... 300
Best bale of hay made Of Florida
grasses, - lJs...................... 400
Best bale OF hay made of beggar-
weed, - It's zoe
Best hale of hay made Of pea
vines, - los .......... ......... 400
Best bale Of hay made of peanut
vines, - lbs ..................... 400
Best bale OF hay made of any
other forage, % los ........... 400
Best sample of buzzard grass hay LOO
Best sample of hay of any other
kind IF Florida forage .... 100
Best half dozen bundles OF Ma
rion county grown oats. ....... 200
Best half dozen bundles of Ma
rion county grown rice ......... 200
Best half dozen bundles Marion
county fodder .................. 100
Best peck Marion county seed
rye .......... ....... 100
Be- peck Marion county seed
oats ......................... 100
Best peek of Marion county rice,
rough and ia head. .... 100
Best peck of cleaned rice in rice
mill ..................... Diploma
Best two dozen ears of Marion
county grown corn ............. 200
Two best two dozen ears Of Ma
rion county grown corn ..... 100
Be-. barrel i'm shuck of Marion
county grown corn ............ 300
Two best barrels i'm shuck of Ma
coQnty grown corn ............ 100
Best barrel Of velvet beans......... 200
Best peek ofany variety of peas LOO
Best peek ofpednuts .............. LOO
Best peck Of chufas 100
Best barrel sweet potatoes ......... 200
Two best barrels sweet potatoes l.00
Best peek Irish potatoes 80. .... Loo
Two best pecks Irish potatoes. 80
Best dozen cabbage ...... ...... 200
Best peek onions ............. 100
Best pumpkin ...............-.... 80
Best kershaw .................. 80
Best old squash ........... 50
Best gourd of any variety ...... so
Best dozen stalks of broom corn 100
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Rai-ft- tuu Tom. cuucs. IL re.
..urs- health aud appetite. Try il.
.srts Aour money tack IS D; fails
Wa Andersen.
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Rules

l. All Individual, collective or
county exhibits competing for prizes
in thjs department, must Ice of Flor
ids production.
>. No article shall compete for two
premiums except when it may enter
into a collective exhibit Of a county
competing for county prize.
). The scale Of points shall he de.
termined by the Judges selected.
/. All exhibits must be in place not
later than Tuesday morning, Nov. II,
or they will not be permitted to en-
ter as competing for prizes.
). Packages by express or freight
must he prepaid in every instance
where a shipping blank, issued by the
fair officers, is not presented to the
station agent.
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Mr.. v. b. Merck. formerly proprie-
tor of the Ocaia Wagon Works but
now one Of Eustis' thriving business
men, l. ia the city shaking hands
with old Trends He says everything
IN Lake county j. looking up.
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~upt. -. b. Denham, of savannah,
District ~upt. II. \. Ford, of Gaines
VILE. and Supt. of Transportation w.
Haylow, of savannah, of the y. &. L.
were la Ocala Wednesday i'm Nr.
henham'~ private car.
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attractive PREMIUM LIST.

List of premiums offered by H. w.
Long, State Fair Commissioner of Ma
rion county, to be paid on condition
that Marion county wins the premium
OF $3.50 far the best collective county
exhibit.
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Mr.. Harvey HUTCHINSON of Gaines
willie, well known i'm Ocals, was mar
ried recently i. Denver. Colo, to Miss
>ailie Wheeler, a young lady both
beautiful and accomplished. His
friends lpre extend congratulations.
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Hardwood and Minerals.
apiary.

Most attractive display cOmbed
honey .. Diploma and : 100
Most attractive display extract
ed honey. ...... Diploma and 100
Most attractive display Of bees
WAX on
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Mr.. T. Il. Snyderand family return
"a home " Wednesday from st. Angus
me. Mr. Snyder having stopped
There a few days on hi7 return from
New York where he has been pur-
chasing hi> fall and winter goods.
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Canned fruits.

Best collective exhibit of canned
fruits .......... Diploma and $500
b. st display of castings at fOun-
derry ............Di Diploma and 800
III. w. LONG,
State Fair Commission of Marion
county, Florida.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27

and Arizona. namely, not only the small
ness of their population, but the thin
scattering of the same over enormous
distances of vast domain. Arizona has IL
persons for each square mile; New Mex
leo has Is persons for each square mile
Among this scattered population the
means of communication are few and in
effective. The gravity of this in political
campaigns and in that close association
which is the prime facter in high civil
lization will be appreciated when you re-
reflect that in Massachusetts the pepuia-
ton is 34s to the square mile: in Pennsyl-
vanis. 40 TO the square mile; In New
Jersey. SOB TO the sequare mile.
In addition 10 the above the house bill
known as the omnibus bill is defective
in many important particulars, some OF
which are worthy of note as indicating
ideas prevailing there of state under
the constitutional form of government
For example. that portion of the So
called omnibus bill providing for the ad-
mission of Arizona makes in the bill it
self an apportionment for the constitu-
tional convention. The following repre-
sentatives in the constitutional conven-
ton are given with the following coun-
ties, with the population of each county:
Dele Popula-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-27

This apportionment requires either no
comment or else extended explanation.
The apportionment becomes more puz-
cling the more it is studied. The 'omni-
bus bill also is singularly inharmonious
in r1ethds provided for the admission of
the respective territories; and this lack
of harmony in its provisions can be ac-
counted for by the committee only upon
the principle that the admission of each
territory is a proposition standing by
itself and that they are incapable of con-
sideration punched together. If this is
not the explanation, the true explanation
can probably be given by those who IA
vor the so-called omnibus bill.
I'm conclusion. the committee asks the
senate to consider the following:
IF il is a mistake not to admit these
territories at the present time, ii is a
mistake which can be remedied by any
future congress. IL it is mistake to adj
nit them. and that mistake is consum-
mated. ii never can be undone.
The committee feel that it is better
and wiser for the territories themselves.
for the nation, that they shall wait
that development which the resources
claimed by their advocates will justify.
When that occurs. when all of the requi-
sites for statehood shall heve been sup
Piled. the members Of the committee who
are against the present admission of these
territories in their present state will be
as enthusiastic and earnest for their adj
mission as their most ardent advocates"
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AssTRAcrcas.


(Flrst Publication December n. ise)
In the Probate Court OF ssdgwack
Ia the matter Of the estate OF c n
Fulton. deceased.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed. %. 4. Smith. Adm sistrag0r. Viii
offcr for sale and viii sell al psItsiie aur-
ton and public sale. at the store build
Ing OF the late {. II. Fulton. ia The sity
OF W icntta. county Of Setigw!ck and state
o. Kansas, and known az Nos. -ie and n
East Douglas avenue ia said city. on ths
sch day OF December. 1890. at ? O clock
p. NJ of said date the entire remainder
% the said stock of goods - every kind.
character and description Formerly
owned by said &. X. FULTON. and kept ia
said store bidding, and now kept therein.
That the said stock OF goods wui Re esid
in bulk. including the fixtures except ona
safe ard one desk.
And notice h. further siVen that az lhs
time the same u offered for sale, mo
stock cf goods VIII Dc offered separately
and the fixtures seps ratsly. and there
after the two viii be orfred In hulA- and
the sale will b. made Ia tho highest bid
der therefor. subject ~ the approval or
the Probate Court
Notice is further given that the said sais
Will take place al the time aud place
above mentioned and viii be for cash.
and that all parties desiring 20 purchss~
the same are hereby notified that they
can examine the said property. or any
portion thereof during the business hours
of any day previous q the said date e
sale. .. L. SMITH,
Administrators.
AMIDDN A COMFY
Attorneys FOR Adm nistratoY
Attest. THoS. e. WILSON
Probate judge.
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This private hospital Is now one or the
best equipped Institutions In the south.
west for the treatment Of both medical
and surgical cases. Special attention II
given TO the various forms OF stomach
and live. troubles diseases peculiar to
women. diseases CT the rectum and gem
ito-urinary organs. chronic nslarial poll
sCning rheumatism. nervous disorders.
diseases OK the throat. lungs. heart and
Kidneys: goitre and varicocele cured. One
floor IS rese rve, for a maternity DEPART
nnent and IL. some instances homes viii
be found for children. Fer = snort time
only ward VIII be set apart for the
treatment Of the morphine. opium. CO.
caine and whisky habits
Resident physician. shie medical stan.
quiet and healthful location. extensive
grounds with nne shade. home comforts;
terms reasonable No contagious diseases
admitted. Write for particulars
Thomas Sanitarium
Cor Tenth and ST Francis Ave
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SITUATION WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-A position to do Homework
in private family, by an experienced
woman. Call at z03 n. Emporia avenue.
35-ltx
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WANTED-An experienced nurse wants
nursing in private families. 32l East
Douglas, upstairs. 34-itx
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WANTED-By young lady. place to work
for board and the use of piano. 522 S.
Topeka 33-3tx
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English Lord Died at Sea.

London. Dec. 25.-Lord Willoughby died
on the steamer Australian near OdenOA
on the steamer Australian. near Alden,
December 10. and was buried at sea.
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SITUATION wANTEp-MALE.


WANTED-A position. by an office man.
experienced bookkeeper and shipping
clerk. Willing TO work one week on
trial References furnished on request.
Address H 5. care Eagle. 35-2tx
WANTED-By competent man, a set OF
books TO keep in the evenings. Address
p. j." care Eagle. 23-tf
WANTED-Newspape man. practical
printer. IL years experience. open for
engagement January l. 1903. Editor or
manager. Best references. Good coun-
try town preferred. T.. T. Short. e27
Street. Lincoln. Neb. 35-itx
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40 say " .ShiIa city pE0DSEty or seds
wick county t4n1 at present prices mean.
.arge Ruins On yoG- money - ebitA-
with her stock and otasr Industries. 4.
,usI in her tafzacy. and s-cf bargains zs
~e can nov oIler we're never c1ere1 be-
fore All having business IN our lie are
invited to call or 1orTesrone-
The Wichita interests CO rcr-re<sdeEts
properly and faithfully cared for Once.
second noor. II North AArkst ssrss1
Is-sei Building.
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" ANTED-For L. S. army. able bodied
unmarried men. between age 81 and
80, citizens of United States. OF good
character ana temperate habits. who
can speak. read and write English. For
information apply to Recruiting officer,
255 y. Main St. Wichita. Kan.
12-2 4. 6, 9. II, -. To- IS. 20, g. ., q, 30
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with rig to Introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture; so weekly
and expenses; years contract: weekly
pay. Address. with stamp. Monarch
Mfg. Co.. Box S2i Springfield. Illinois.
asa -eii-St
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AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED-Asents for the best laundry
IN Kansas. Liberal commission. Ac-
dress " iehita Steam Laundry. 2f-tf
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statesmen WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for territory north
and west OF Wichita. To carry as SIDE
line on commission. the best advertised
womans s.. 30 shoe in the market. Lib
eraI commission. Good opportunity
Address. with references. Cpham. Cor
don q Co. No. 22l South Street. Spring
field. No. 35-IH
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MALE HELP WANTED.

-~|S-O7OCNS-~c-N|c-->-S
MALE HELP WANTED-Person to call
on retail trade and agents for manu-
featuring house. local territory. Salary.
$40, paid weekly. AID expense money
advanced. Previous experience unnec-
esSary. Business successful. IncloSe
self-addreSSed envelope. Standard
House, Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
l2-7. 13 H. 90 81 81 Is COST
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PATENTS.

7 ATE<TS-PFotect your ideas Nc al
low1ncs. ma Zee. Consultation free
Established 1861 Milo H. Stevens a "a.
ssS Fourteenth street, Washington
1s.Sp-saf-tu-11
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FINANCIAL.


CHEAP MONEY 10 loan on choice int-
proved city property. Notes and mort
cages bought Stewart q Burns nsss
National Bank Of Cofumercs. III
$50 TO Gb--An uaisn.itsc amount 10 losa
on wichita pfcg~rty with privilege 10
pay Ia insfatments Low rate 81 i1tsr-
est. Hewlett q Wheeler. ioS =. FiFss 81
G-to-the- zzf-G
MONEY TO LoAS-Pgsnty snort uDs
money To loan. over 80 y. Douglas
avenue. room :. EvefythlEg private.
iSs-;f
81. on.Occ TO LOAN or Kansas ara okla
horna farms Wine q Whine. tiebsta.
Kan 1s-N
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

FOR SALE-Holiday snaps IN farms.
3$e-acre grain and stock farm. ia Sedg-
wick county. west OF Goddard. SIS per
acre.
40 acres. improved bottom land. G.sco.
~ acres. improved. north Of city. c.se.
lso acres. improved land, near coswich.
s..33.
16eNacre farm, "a $40
F1ve-room cottage and - feet 10 ;.
Ida. win take good team. wagon and
harness IN part payment Price. ~ ->c-
IL you want a bargain IN farms.
ranches and city property. come and
see me.
54-tf JOHN FERRfTER.
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SAFES.

FIRE-PRoOF SAFES. all sizes. carried
In stock. sold on payments. Factory
price. Millison ofsice Supply Co. Wi-hlla
Eft