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The National tribune., 1903-03-26
MONUM ENTS.

T HAVE IN STOCK .e0 MARBLE MARKERS.
J. 200 granite markers, 200 marble monuments 200
granite monuments, at wholesale prices comrades
and their families, TO be delivered f. o. b. your station
Send for cuts. II. C. Barney, Flint, Mich.
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HOMRADES-DON'T LET YOUR LITTLE ONES
~ die from diphtheria- have valuable recipe to
this disease which has failed. Also a
TO prevent hog cholera. soc. pays for both Send to
ID. W. Herman, Ravanna, Kan.
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

SsWHEN THE EofS ,a ARE h CONE = tbo, dS q
Soprano OF tenor 500 with chorus for bot' mixed and
male voices livery GAR Post should have this song
sung on Decoration Day. Sheet music size Price .
cents Send for sample copy. Address Ebesee Music
Windhafn VI.
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NOR SALE.-LARGE COLLECTION OF Sc
leoted music for band and orchestra, consisting
of cyerures selections, marches wazt, Gladrliles,
schottisches gallops &c. Large part of this music Is
in books has been used little, but i'll good condition
Am out of the music business have no further use for
It, and will sell ii cheap. N. ]. Gliley, Thomaston,
Conn.
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WOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND WITH LA
l. dies who keep for their children. am an
experienced nurse and can give good reference Az
dress The Window, 3s5 \ 2l ST., lrOnton, Ohio.
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NOTICE! COMRADES.-IF YOU ARE A RIIEU.
N matte sufferer, write to John A. Smith, Mwau
kee, Wis He has something that will help YOU. II
cured of sciatic rheumatism after suffering years
Isaac G. Dennis, Fcrndae, Cal
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yU,RY OUR VIOLIN. GUITAR AND MANDOLIN
l. string; triple silver plated sized, and stretched.
The best s1lin. made Send for set. rive cents
per string No stamps. VII. II. Shreckengaus, Pat
tonsbuIg No.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

MARRIAGE PAPER FREE.-rHE BEST l.
NJ existence. Eastern Agency 50, Bridgeport. Conn
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JNREE-O ONE PACKAGE ENVELOPES, SIZE Axe,
Il and one writing pen. Please send stamp for post
age Address G. +. Clarke, A.,t., lie Roy, y. Y.
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7 WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM SOME ON
L in Boston New York who can tell me about the
"Chidren'S Homes in those places. would Ike 10
know if there any homes where children are kept
and not put ont Address The Window, S9j south I'd ST.,
IrODtou Ohio
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A FINE PARLoR ORGAN FOR 50: So CASH
IA and small monthly payments uhtil paid for
t.ianos en- same terms We ship approval. Largest
dealers in southern Oh". Columbia gramophohcs
very cheap Everything guaranteed White us. W. L.
Carleton, ponleroy. Ohio.
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ssCBERMAN's MARCH TO THE sea- my
= EIotheI-in-Law,; and IFS other good songs all
postnad only l. cents You will be pleased with Ills
collection. Address Calvin Clarke, Agent lie Roy.
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SUM Err RESORTS.

GUNNER COTTAGE TO LET. on LAKE
= Thompson, in oxford, Me. Fine fishing and boat
ing For further information address Alton j. Verrell
Oxford, Me-
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"Ow MANY WORDS CAN BESPELf.ED WITH
the letters in the word Fraternity, using letter
ocner than 1t occurs in that word? 81 given the per-
making the largest number OF words 81 for the
largest Send list Of words and silver dime mo
stamps) before May Is, 10 Comrade, y. w. Cor Third
and Jersey streets, Quincy, III
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CT . so IN FAMILY NECESSITIES PARTIC-
- - ulars lOc. General Mdse. Co, Nickerson,
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CHEET MUSICi-FINE ASSORTMENT OF POP
- MAR airs voice piano, mandolin, 'aiGo or guitar
I6 copies prepaid for 81. State which You want Fred
L. Cam pbeli 5O6 California Ave, Avalon, Pa.
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VIAIR ON FACE, NECK, OR ARMS REMOVED
III by n simple, harmless powder that dissoves the
hair. Recipe 25 cts. Koch Supply Co., Box l55, 10.
gansport, Ind
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DILES-INsTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
l. few days and never returns No purge. No
Salve. No suppository. Remedy mailed free Ad-
dress J. II. Reeves, Box Cos, New York City, n. Y.
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NOR TWENTY YEARS HAVE BEEN CURING
II Impo,ency stay cured; either SEX old or young
My prescription for Il dollar does II. Address DIR. Frank
McCanOn, Ceariield, Iowa. Modelling s. per month.
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COMRADES: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
~ ney and bladder troubles is "Turtine." 1t re-
lieves all Inflammation, gravel, etc 1 mail the roots
A package makes half gallon medicine. &c. postage
prepaid. f. A. Nickels, HOT Springs Ark.
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T ORD'S PRAYER IN VERSE ON SATIN RIB:
- bon, &c. cach nice book marks Button Spe-
cialty Co., Bufon, Ind.
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DONDED Observation-Disclosures TO
ID land in Wabaunsee Comfy furnished on short no
tce Oldest established abstract business county.
w q. Weaver. Alma kan.
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C. - FOR ANY CASE OF ITCHING, OUTWARD
sOO or Inward Piles, Old Sores. Scaly Head or
Eczema that can't be cured with DIR. Zigg's Silver Leaf
Ointment. BY mail SOC. Write for free sample.
DIR. Zigg Medical Co., Bradford, Pa.
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DIG MONEY FOR OLD VETS.-WILL SEND
ID you recipe to make electric bottle for 25 cents
Sure for headache; good for colds and catarrh
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. J. w.
Dickens, Mansfield, q.
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II LIQUOR HABIT.-THE HOME GOLD CURE.
II Has been thoroughly tested and is sold on its
merits. II TO stay cured Try It and be happy
Two weeks treatment 81. Given secretly. Mrs. ii. j.
Hammack Box 253, Pinckneyville, Ill.
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| r SELL INFANTS LONG WHITE DRESSES,
made of nice white goods and trimmed witt, good
lace and Insertion, for only one dollar All who will
order by the first of Mayw receive present for baby
any mother Will be pleased with. Mrs. s. Masse 1893
South Second ST., IrontoD, Ohio.
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L'ISTULA CURE--ANY ONE WHO HAS A
IL horse which has the iistua " III be well repaid by
sending 80 TO r. II. Kersey, of Lebanon, Ohio
when they will receive by return mail recipe for cur
ing the worst case ever known. by following the d.
rections anyone any of fstula matter
how long has Stood Send at once 1t costs but 30
cents to ill recipe Also three other valuable recipes
sent hostage p.id for 80 cents.
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A Il ABILENE, KAN, DR. BARNES A. SEE
"A lye's Winter green Ointment is made The great
est pile, eczema, and sore eye remedy known. Sent
to any for % cents. X. {. Mallory, LacUn, ILL.,
suffered with piles for years. seelyes Wintergreen
Ointment cured him.
The National tribune., 1903-03-26

A MANDOLIN OR GUITAR FREE II YOU
IA take lessons b. mail nj sc. lesson. We teach
by note. +. O. C;utman, Music Publisher and Manu-
fg,y.l
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GAM. NICHOLSON, sh Ill. Inf: J. d. Maurer. 9Th
= Ohio Inf, Dexter. Kansas, Real Estate and Loan
Agents Large list of Farms and stock Ranches. Cor
ie.pondence solicited.
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nIL PAINTING = LEARN TO PAINT ALL.
kinds of pictures In oil coors Full printed instruc-
tions, q. Ii. A. P!nkeron, Ionia, Mich.
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elk CULTURE.-INSTRUC FOR
= Matching the eggs and raising the caterpillar by
of practical experience. valuable book for 80
cts From " Ball-Hooin 10 He'll" % cts Should be
read and owned by every family. Mrs. NJ J. Ham
mack, Box 253, Pincsneyvile, Ill.
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NJ A OWENS, NOTARY PUBLIC AND AGENT
M for fire. lightning tornado accident and health
insurance. Also all kinds ofileSal papers drawn up
Good Hope Fayette Co, Ohio.
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old CHRONIC CASES OF PILES, NO MATTER
" Of how long standing, can be cured with Rectol
Sold under guarantee TO cure or no pay. Send to-day
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
Willow Greek Cyanide Mill.

The Willow Greek Mining com.
pany continues to employ quite a
force of men in the Blueblrd mine
near the corduroy on upper Willow
creek. Asmall mill, boiler and en-
CINE are on the ground and will be
put up in the early spring. The
grading for the mill is nearly all
complete. On account of the heavy
snowfall and storms during the
past several weeks, all outdoor work
has been stopped and the men have
been put work in the mine. The
mill to be erected is comparatively
a small affair, but is considered the
proper thing to begin with. The
boiler and the engine are not so
small. There is power enough to
operate several mills of that size
but it is the intention of the man
agement to add to the mill as the
occasion requires it, and for this
reason a large boiler and engine
was put in to start with. A cyan
ide plant will also be run in connec-
ton with the mill. Everything is
on the ground including the lumber
for the mill, and as soon as posi-
BILE in the spring the plant will be
put up.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
OBITUARY..

D1ED:-Mrs. Belinda, wife of Mr.
Harvey G.. Brewster, on Wednes
day morning, December End, 1903
at the home of her daughter Mrs
Hugh Montgomery. The deceased
was almost sixty-six years of age
and died of an attack of tabercula,
meningitis. She was born in 1885
near youngstown, Ohio, and mar.
ried to Harvey G. Brewster at Ru.
bicon, Wis, in 1857. She moved
to North Dakota vita her husband
in 1883. and settled at Sanborn,
where she has resided the most of
the time since. She had resided
with her daughter only a few
months previous to her death. The
surviving relatives are her husband,
b. G. Brewster; three sons, W. K.
Brewster of Sanborn, l.. G.. Brew
ster Of Hancock, and F. o. Brew
-ster of this city. and q daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery, also of
this place. The remains were taken
to Sanborn where the funeral and
interment will take place.-Harvey
Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
...HYMENEAL...
HOLTAN-PETERSON

MARR1ED-Thursday December
10, 1903. at the home of the BRIDES
parents, in Park Addition, MI.
Martin Holtan, of the firm of Hans
Holtan & Sons, to Miss Amanda
Peterson, Rev. Breen officiating.
The ceremony was performed at
4 o'clock p. m. in the parlor, which
was decorated for the occasion.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in crepe de chene and the groom was
dressed in the conventional black.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Minnie, and Gilbert
Holtan, brother of the groom was
best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. O. G. Peterson. and has
grown to womanhood in this county
has many warm friends among the
young and old.
The groom is the popular young
manager of the Hans Holtan &
Sons general store and is one OF
the rising young business men OF
Washburn and has made for him.
self q host of friends.
None but relatives and intimate
friends of the young couple were
in attendance at the wedding which
was a very enjoyable affair. Dainty
refreshments we're served and the
happy couple were made the recip
tents of many handsome presents
The Leader joins a host o.
friends in extending it's hearties
congratulations to the young cou
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtan will reside
with the brides parents for thu
present.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
LIE ROY-PAUL.

MARR1ED:-At the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Nh. and Mrs. Rob
ert Leroy, at Weller, N. D., on
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov.
26th, 1903, Miss Dora LIE Roy to
Mr.. Clarence E. Paul, of Denhoff,
N. D. The happy ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. G. Runions,
in the presence of the immediate
friends and members of the family.
We all join in wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul unlimited prosperity.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12

Editor Geo. Winship of the Grand
Forks Herald has resigned his po-
sition in the land Office. The Her
aid is one Of the best paying pa
pers in the state and Windship
wanted more freedom than that al
lowea by the land Office. His sue
cessor has not yet been appointed.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
SCHOOL NOTES.

johanna Schultz is a new pupil
in the primary department.
Rhoda johnson returned Mon
day after a prolonged absence.
Violet Gradin has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mathilda Breen returned the
first of the week after a few days
illness.
The Lathrop children were alb.
sent the first of the week.
The monthly tests were given in
the various departments the frs,
of the week.
Upon being asked to name the
terms of an example in multiplied
ton, one bright ~ youngster wrote
"spring term, winter term,". etc
Chester Ferguson returned tt
school Monday after a weeks alb
sence.
The recent storm kept many
names off the non-absent list in the
primary room.
The new pupils in the secone
room are Ed and Harry Denker ane
George Wicklander.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12


is the time to make your selection
in Jewels and Jewelry at Persey's,
the Jeweler.
Wallin makes a Specially of
Children's Xmas. presents.
For Xmas. Goods, 90 to Forbes
Drug Store.
| Steam toys, railroad trains, merry
60 rounds, dolls, doll furniture, pots
and pans at Wallin's.
The season for getting out wood
and fence posts is being rushed,
and our market in these sommodi-
ties promises to extend far and wide.
Fred Mcintyre, who. is now con-
Quoting the City Hotel at Steele,
used to be one of the old timers in
Mclean county.
Your home is not complete with
out a SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
See Persey's Singer Agency.
Also needles and supplies for all
makes.
Miss Maggie Hoy, daughter of
MIR. Chr. Hoy, the we'll known ag-
riculturist of eastern Oliver county,
went to Minnesota this week on an
extended visit.
w. A. Persey, the Jeweler, has
just received a choice selection of
Agate Goods and Mineral Novel
ties that are of a pleasing and use
full as we'll as of an educational
value.
Don't forget that W. A Persey,
the Jeweler, has a safe full of Rings,
Watches, Jewelry, Charms and
Chains here at prices within every
ones reach.
There is strong talk of organic
ing a Woodmap Lodge at Ellis this
water, as the ones organized at the
neighboring points have proved SO
popular and successful.
Karl Klein we'll was finished this
week and what promises to be a
plenty of water was found at LII
feet. Mr.. Hawks is now putting
up a well for Mr.. Kesselring and
has work ahead for the winter.
MI. Charles Cottrell, proprietor
of the Minneapolis Cooperage Co.,
who has been spending some time
with his brother on the Cottrell
ranch in eastern Oliver county, re-
turned to Minneapolis Tuesday.
An example of how things move
right along in this country was seen
not long since when Nels Olson
hitched several teams to the house
containing his family and started
for his claim 20 miles out, and that
in the face of rising storm. Re
port says they are still on the way.
The wise man who has laid eggs
aside this summer in anticipation
of continued high prices will be
pleased to learn that they are Is
cents pen dozen retail on this mar
ket and scarce at that. In the
meantime Mr.. Roots black Lang
shangs are selling rapidly. They
are beauties.
L.. N. Milde, who has been hold
ing down a claim near Robinson,
a new post-offce in Mclean county
had the misfortune one day last
week while getting out coal to have
the pick strike him on the arm,
cutting to the bone. Mr.. Milde
was in town Saturday, while the
arm is still sore, he was able to
use it. . His wife is teaching the
district school and is getting along
nicely.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
UNDERWOOD NOTES,

We now enjoy daily train service.
Arthur Hagbergof Detroit, MINI.
came in on Saturdays train; he will
spend the holidays with his parents
at Darling.
Frank Thompson, of Waehburn,
came up Tuesday to install the new
galvanized. double decked heating
apparatus at Hotel Wyman.
The Misses Sharan, of Ft. Ber-
thold, are spending a few days with
Miss Myrtle Ladd.
Sleigh bells are heard in this vi
cinity.
The new posto&ce sign is peach
and Goven the Artist.
Mr.. Lem Brewster arrived We'd
tuesday, from Coal Harbor, where he
was called bytelegram to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Brew
ster died of spinal meningitis and
was taken to. the old home in
Barnes county for burial.
MI. and Mrs. Simon Jahr were
calling on friends Thursday.
The ladies of Underwood are ar
ranging for a Christmas tree, a
musical program is being prepar-
ed and everyone is'invited to come.
Mrs. James English has gone
to her old home in Pennsylvania
to spend the winter.
Mr.. Evenson was setting up the
cigars to his friends here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Danielson
left on Thursday's train to attend
the Holtan- Peterson wedding at
Washburn, Nd.
Miss Myrtle Ladd will enter
tain some Of the young people Fri
day eve in honor Of the Misses
Sheeran.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12
:: LOCAL NEWS ::

LOCAL NEWS ::
HOUSE FOB RENT. F. E.. Funk.
A nice fall Of snow Monday.
COPELAND LECTURE postponed.
Christmas. goodsa at Forbes Drug
Store.
Everybody's Amas. presents at
Wallin's.
Toys for the children at Forbes
Drug Store.
Xmas. Shoes and Shoes for Ev-
erybody at Wallin's.
j. P. Peterson's new residence is
nearing completion.
Judge Ranard has been quite
sick the past few days.
A number of travelling men are
in the city this week.
County Auditor O. B. Wing spent
Sunday out on the farm.
Taylor entertains many friends
with the Gramaphone nightly.
Overshoes, rubbers, German sox
and warm, hot shoes at Wallin's.
Prof. Olson had the misfortune
to lose a valuable horse last week.
Real estate owners, list your land
with P. N. Langbell, Underwood.
The best of everything in the
Xmas, line at Forbes Drug Store.
]. D. Myers was down from tho
Coal Harbor country Thursday.
Trains now run to Underwood
every day. Note change in time
table.
G. A. Brummond started with a
sled load of goods for Mannhaven
yesterday.
John and Jacob Leer, of Lincoln
transacted business with the county
officials Wednesday.
Considerable snow is reported in
the country, but arouad Washburn
the fall is very light
FAS Baker, representing the
Grand Forks Herald, called on the
county officials Monday.
Receiver Satterlnnd visited his
many friends in Washburn Mon
day, returning the next day.
The Ladies of the Cong. Church
are making extensive arrangements
for anSxmas. entertainment.
Call at Forbes Drug Store and
see how much one, big, round, sill
YER dollar will buy for the children
for Xmas.
A book agent who passed thru
here recently supplied a number
with a line of books to help gil the
long winter evenings.
MI. A. Baker, the well-hnown
CoA Harbor zan;hman, left Mon
day for Lincoln Co., s. D., points,
for a stay of two weeks.
Capt. Grant Marsh will make his
home with us this winter. We are
glad to learn that the captain will
remain with us this winter.
Louie Peterson, who has been
confined to the hospital at Bis
marck, returned Monday much
improved in health.
Rev. @. Bishof, of Ashley, N. D.,
uncle of the Klein Bros, and who
oficiated at the Klein oenig we'd.
ding, left Monday for his home.
Albert Anderson, the popular
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to winter.
Frank Mentzer, 6 miles southeast
of Coal Haroor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12

Marie Jsnke, Irene Haugeberg,
August Breen and Frank Rohrer
Jessie j. Ward Teacher
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-12

SCHOOL REPORT.
Report of Washburn schools for
month ending Dec. 5th, $685.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-06
Abe the Product of Registered Short
Horns.

When 41O00 cattle were on sale in one
day last week at the Union stock yards.
Chicago. eastern buyers could not fill their
orders for first class beef steers at S. 10
to $50 per hundred. The casual reader
Of the market reports would be surprised
if told the actual number of prime steers
in such a record breaking Offering as
Il coo cattle made. II is not over6rawing
the situation to say that the whole 1900
head would have sold for p per cent more
than they brought their owners had they
been sired by Registered Short Horn bulls.
The farmers or stock men can no longer
afford to spend their time, the use of
their capital and waste their feed on
scrub cattle. The time is past for holding
steers until and years old for them
to become of marketable weight The
time from calfhood to the but hers block
must be shortened TO % or "a Months thus
making a saving OF from y to q months
in interest, feed and attention.
Steers from Short Horn cows will weigh
from go to $50 at 20 months old. At this
q ime the bull calves from registered Short
Horn cows are too valuable as sires TO
be steered. but if the demand for bulls
should become less then these calves if
steered Will go TO the market at top
prices.
/ he sale OF registered snort morn Cdltie
from the Groom herd at Groom, Texas. to
be held at Union stock yards, Wichita.
on October s. will afford the farmers in this
great alfalfa district 4 favorable Opportu-
nifty to buy some of The best Of this great
breed of milk butter and beef cattle.
Don't fail to attend and lay the founda-
ton for fortune by buying some of
these finely bred cattle. Attend and ask
your neighbors to accompany you. In
making this sale a success it will add TO
the reputation of Wichita as a distribut-
ing point and VIII induce other breeders
TO bring their cattle here.
'Messrs. Groom should have the support
of all the cattle men Of this great valley
as they have been pioneers. by distrbut-
ing the increase of the great Texas herd
here, in making Wichita so favorably
known abroad IS great distributing
point