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SURRY.

capt. c. NJ. Coulter is digging q well to
bring the water into his house.
Charles Beede is having his house re-
shingied. George Cousins is doing the
work.
Mrs. w. z. Emery, who has been visiting
friends in Massachusetts,, arrived home
last week.
W. Z. Gaspsr and wife have the SYM
patty Of the community in the loss of
their little daughter.
Wesley Williams came home last Sum
day. He has been with Capt. Mckay in
the yacht Emerald this summer.
There is much sickness in town.
II. II. Harden has the typhoid fever. Sew
eral children have cholera infantum.
Capt. f. B. Foss and Herbert Tapley
have bought the schooner Hussar, of Ellis
worth parties, and are going to Rockland
coasting.
o. II. Trip, Ia civil engineer, of Rock
land, was in town one day last week
While here he surveyed l.. B. Goodwin.
homestead lot.
Oct.s1. S.
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DEDHAAf.
ot2

J.F. Cowing, of Pittsfield, Is in town
on business.
e. w. Burritl made trip TO Bar Har-
Dor last week.
Miss Blanche Moore. OF Ellsworth, WIS.,
tied relatives here Friday and Saturday.
Samuel Peskes is quite Ill al the home Of
Mrs. Julia Gray, where be is living.
Mrs. F. w. Fogg spent few days last
week with relatives In Old Town and
Brewer.
Fred black and wife aud Allan Houston
and wife drove to Pittsfield last week to
visit relatives there.
Miss Carrie Johnston, teacher OF school
No 1, was taken III last week and Obliged
TO discontinue her school for few days.
Miss l.. B. Treadwell, OF Bangor, spoke
in the Congregational church Sunday in
in the interest of the Maine Children's
Home afAugusta. The sum OF sio-25 was
raised for the work.
George Moore and wife celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage Sept.
%. Pretty and useful presents were
brought by their many friends. The oc-
easion was much enjoyed.
Dct II.
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SEDGwICK.
Oct1.

Mail service by boat closed Sept. 30.
HI. Byard and wife left for their home
in Boston Friday.
Frank Trundy and wife, of Sorrento, are
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. M. Renney.
The schooner christobel, OF Deer Isle, is
at the wharf with salt for Smith Bros.
Mrs. e. f. Staples and daughter went TO
Rockland Saturday. They viii return
Wednesday.
r. e. Dority has left the employ of
Smith Bros. on account of i'll health.
Frank Leighton viii take his place for a
while.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wasson has arrived from
Boston and is moving into her new apart
ments at the home OF her brother, A. I'll.
Dority.
j. ID. Allen has sold his farm TO Il. p.
Clapp, OF Boston, and is living in what is
known as the Fiye house. Mr.. Clapp took
possession of his new home Friday.
Oct. i. I'll.
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NORTH sEDGwlCK.
sun.
Oct. /.

Mrs. Lucy closson, who has been Ill
for week, is now In critical condition.
Mrs. Henry A. Carter, Of West Ellis
worth, IS the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Dora Hanscom.
Miss Esther Merle lAllen left Saturday
for Melrose, Mass, whore she expects to
spend the winter s;udytng music,
Marvin s. Hsslewood returned to his
home in Little River, Conn, saturday. He
has been visiting his grandmoslterfor two
weeks.
Eugene Capp, wife and tive daughters,
of Boston, who have been in town for a
week, have moved into their new home in
Scdgsick.
q. NJ. Alien and son bought pair Of
horses Of the Friend brothers, in Meiroee
last week, TO be used in hauling lumber
from their mill.
John Thurston has improved the looks
Of his place very much by paint. Last
week he sold two yoke of oxen to Mr..
Cummings, OF Portland.
Oct. /. RAE,
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SOUTH BRooKsvnIE.

Levi Franks has gone to Bangor.
Ralph Condor lost COW last week,
David Condor and wife are on the sick
list.
school began to-day, taught by B. W..
Grindle, OF North BrooksyilIe.
Mrs. Adams and her daughter are visit
ing relatives at South Brooksyilie.
The schooner ". c. Pendleton has gone
10 Morso's Cove with crushed rcck.
The scho0ners W. o. Ncttleton and Liz
zle J. Clark aro leading gravel for Port
land.
Charles Gray.is building the foundation
for house at the corner above the post
Office.
Nell Green, wife and daughter, &C.
oompnied by Miss Julia Cousins, were
in Bangor Monday.
Oct. i. Z,
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RAE.
sARGENTNfI.LE.

Miss Evelyn Gray spent saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. NJ. r. spooner Is attending the
State convention in Dover.
II. s. Dori,y and wife spent part OF last
week in Bangor with friends.
Mrs. r. d. Sargent and family have re-
turned 10 their hons in MclruSe.
Percy Sargent left Monday for New
York, where be has employment.
Fred Bennett has gone to Philadelphia
TO Join the schooner John Proctor
Mrs. Mary Ann Sargent Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Means, at Sedgwiek.
G. W. Grindsi and wife who have been
visiting their son Harvard in Lynn, Mass,
are home.
Oct q SfM
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AsHNII.LE.

Mrs. Jessie Bragdon and son Kenneth
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Ada Soycs ia steuben.
Il. J, Robertson and Charles g. Small
went to Bangor Tuesday, taking the TIP
In Mr.. Robertson's automobile.
o. p. Brsgdon visited In Bar HAroor The
past week and attended the meeting Of
the Hancock Baptist association.
Mrs. Elizabeth n. WIN, who has been
spending a month with Mrs +. Z. Brsg-
don, left last Tuesday for her home IN
West Newton, Mass.
Harry Hui, wife and little daughter
Leonice spent last Wednesday with MIS-.
Hill's parents, Ambrose Wasgai ana
wife, in Prospect Harbor.
Oct I D.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH BROOKLYN

NUM- Rbb0t<A@+'f
Leonard Candage has gone to stoning-
ton to work.
Mrs. Jennie Griudle and children have
zone 70 Providence, r. l., to visit friends
and relatives.
Charles Henderson was here one day
last week. Mr.. Henderson has lately
bought place on Long Island, owned by
Abe Duffy.
The community has been saddened by
the death OF John ". Choate. The q. A.
X. post, of Bluehill, of which he was a
member, attended the funeral.
Negotiations are In progress, between
wood and timber owners here and parties
.'down east, towards the establishment
OF portable saw-mili In BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Hattie Redmap has gone to ProvI-
dcnce, II. l., to 10Th her husband and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Redmsn will
spend the winter there while their daugh-
ter attends school.
There Is likelihood Of a telephone ser
vice IN this community soon. Among
those who have subscribed Tor the new
service are Millsra Leighton, w. A. Hale,
II. IL. Hale, Henry Hamilton, Horace
Dame and Leslie Fiye.
Capt. Leroy II. Fiye, in the schooner
Lizzie Lee, has brought the household
goods of Eugene Ciapp to sedgwiek,
where Mr.. clapp has lately purchased the
Jasper Allen estate. lie also brought the
household furniture OF Mrs. NJ "A. wasson,
besides freight for Smith Bros. and W. u.
Sargent Co., sargeniviiie.
Oct. 4. Sun.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILIs.

BLUEHILI.
Harry Butler has returned from Castine.
Mrs. ]. w. Kane has been III the past
week.
Miss Tsrrio spent Saturday and Sunday
in Penobscot.
Capt. John Douglass has sold his place
to Charles Cotton.
win Saunders, who was quite III last
week, is improving.
Brooks wesoott was at home from Lake
Alamoosook Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Douglass has been spending
few days in Bar Hsrbor.
Bernard Maddocks and wife have been
visiting relatives In town.
DIR. e. c. Riggs and family left for their
home in st. Paul, sept, IS.
Mrs L. W. Peters returned TO her home
in West Roxbury Sept d.
II. S. Sweet, OF the Shelter, Parker Point,
has been in poor health all summer.
Mrs. Thomas Taper and her son, Louis
Mas, have gone to New York for the
winter.
A ten-cent supper viii be furnished by
the ladies' circle in the Congregational
vestry Oct. 4.
Mrs. Maria Gross, who has spent some
months with her sons family in Andover,
Mass, is at home.
The ladies of the Baptist circle served 3
ten-cent supper in the chapel Sept. q,
which Melted over 81.
Walter Snow was thrown from his
bicycle one night last week, and his face
was badly cut and bruised.
Saturday evening, sept. y, Mrs. Noycs,
department president, visited James A.
Garfield W. X. c., and conducted tho an
nnal inspection. Twenty-seven members
were present. Refreshments were served.
Oct. 2. NJ.
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wALTHAM.
SIN.
oct.3.

George Stanley, sr., and wife are visiting
relatives In Franklin.
Miss George Jordan Is visiting her par
ents, Arviii Jordan and wife.
O Quite q number attended the Foresters'
picnic at Franklin, Sept. d.
A little stranger came to the home Of
Howard Jordan and wife, Sept. "a.
Mrs. Charles Davis and son oiIn have
gone to Bar Harbor, where Mr.. Davis has
employment.
c. l.. Morang, Of Ellsworth, and party,
who came from Ellsworth in Mr.. Morsng's
naphtha launch, were entertained by
Alden Haslem and wife at Mountain View
farm.
Oct. 2. H
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BASS HARRoR-

Miss Helen Dix is visiting friends in
Brunswick and Hebron.
The little daughter of Willis B. Watson
and wife, who has been very III, is better.
Ernest Moore has sold his house here TO
Benjamin Murphy, and moved to Cape
Elizabeth.
Miss Ina Billings, while driving over
from Southwest Hsrbor last week, was
thrown from the carriage and dragged for
some distance. She escaped without
serious injury.
Oct. /. KY.
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am SO Years Old
AND "L-F MEDICINE
Gu r. ED Nj T.

Dear Sirs:- Ohsheld, Me, July 49, iS'T
About six weeks ago was feeling Vay,
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felt that must do something for my.eh,H
/ kept around. ] was extremely tHF,;
and much Of the time so dizzy that eO.la
not walk straight across the floor. l IN ,,
ally procured bottle of the True OK :.
Bit,ers and began taking them as Pre:Ci'D..'
very soon found they were helping ms
and now after taking q of bottle am e,,
ing well IS could be expected for one o. ~
age. Yours truly, Mas. Nj. t. SYlVi,il =.
The True al. F. viii cure old or young N.
may be suffering with indigestion IN any ''in,
iousness, constipation, hGmors and eAf-fIA' p.
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TFo0 write US. H. H Hay soaa, Vs.
Agents. Portland, Me.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Anna Damon Is visiting In Boston.
Capt. George ID. Haskell Is building g
wharf near his home.
Capt. Arthur Powers has returned
from the seasons yachting.
Capt. Roland Lowe has gone to New
York in the schooner Florence Leland.
Capt. George L. Holden has sailed for
New York In the schooner Florence Le-
land.
Whitney Lowe has returned from Bar
Harbor, where he has been in charge OF
the launch Four Acres, owned by A. ].
Cassatt.
Oct, l. z
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COUNTY NEWS.
FREMONT.

The aid society will meet this week with
Mrs. Edward Bunker.
MILFORD Kittredge is at home from Bar
Harbor for the winter.
Mrs. Mary E. Marshall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Kelley.
Rev. J. A. Lawrence arrived home
Thursday from Deer Isle, and attended the
local union of Christian Endeavor soei-
cites in the Manset church Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Newman, since leaving
Ciaremont hotel. Southwest Harbor, has
kept house for DR.. Tapley while he and
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TRENTON.
x.Y.z.

Willis Moore and wife, of Ellsworth,
are employed at the Carson farm here.
Philip Jordan and Evelyn Bonsey, of
Ellsworth, were guests of Benjamin Jor-
dan and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Mcfarland and little son
Howard, who have been spending the
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RrCKspORT CENTER.

GuiIford d. Parker died suddenly Fri
day. he felt i'll while attending to chores
about the barn, and expired soon after
reaching the house. He was tifty-five
years Of age. He leaves q widow.
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Mr.. HERMAN Roese.
A Man Of Prominence in School Circls,
and 0verseer of the Poor SAYS
Pe-ru-na Has Proven a Most
Etficacious Remedy.

Herman Roese, Is New Buttornut a..
Syracuse, n. ", is President Of tbs
Board OF Trustees Of Webster graded
schools, Dist. 8, in tho town Of sallna.
He Ia also overaeer OF tho Poor.
which position has afforded hlu ampls
opportunity for noting the causes Of
disease, as well rs the bcst means o,
preventing and curing the same.
lie expresses his approval of the use
of Peruna ~ = very effective means o,
solving problem Of such vital in.eres,
TO the community, as follows:
Exposure seems 10 affect the Inns
and kidneys OF the poor and I hsye
seen hundreds of these who were
brokcndown In health from this cause.
III am pleased 10 tell you thet
Pcruns has proven a nrosf efficaeioas
remedy In q number OF cases where
M other medicine uas used.
~ consider II q specific for sny dis
orders Of the respiratory organs
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M. GALLERT.

family were visiting in Auburn. They
returned home Friday.
The ladies' aid society met by special
invitation Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Ella Wallace, to meet her sister,
Mrs. r. Dyer, of Cornish, who is visiting
her. AT the close OF meeting ice-cream
and cake were served.
Oct. !. L.
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

Mrs. Lena Dntfse Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Eta Dove has gone to Portland on
business.
Mrs. Prince Friend has gone to Camden
to visit her son Charles.
Lizzie Conary left Friday for Portland
90 visit relatives and friends.
Lewis Wood left THURSDAY for ba''
Bluehill to visit his aunt, Mrs. Cora Long
Oct. I. SRVANS
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy eondi-
ton Of the kid
neys; il /, stains
your linen It is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire 10
pass ii or pain in
the back is also
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summer with j. II. Smith and wife, have
returned TO their home in Boston.
Oct. 2. NJ.
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advertisements.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.


FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and lie, ii stand twenty-fcur hours; a
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Many a man is kept busy to-day Trying
to undo the things he did yesterday
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Dry Goods and Shoe Departments are entirely
original up the times comparing well with similar stores
in the larger cities stock and prices all right
You can buy good reliable upodate goods cheap of us
as inferior goods sold in other places.
We full confidence that stock in this section
compares with the goods offering, both regards
quality and NJ. Gallert prices.
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What to DO.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blzd-
der are out Of order.
What to DO.
There is comfort In the knowledge SO
often expressed. that Or. Kilmers Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfils every
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in the
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. Il corrects inability
20 hold water and scslding pain in passing
Il. or bad effects following use of liquor.
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled TO 20 often
during the day, and to &c, up sTnany times
during the night. he7nild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. ltstands the highes, for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
n you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc. and 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery E
and book that tells sss:+ .::s:Ess
moro about It, both sent Il -. !. -
absolutely free by mail. - - g -
address Or. Kilncr & Home Of swsmpRocs
Co., Binghamton. NJ. Y. When writing men-
don reading this generous offer in this paper.
pou.s mako any mistake, but remember the
name Swamp Root DIR. Kfmer's swamp Root
and the address. BinshAmton, y. T. on every
bottle.
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aopnt:sfmsnts
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convincing proof that the kidneys and
der are out Of order.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-05-18

Wednesday evening about half
past ten o clock an alarm Of fire
was sonaded which brought
most Of our citizens 10 reaIlza<
tion that the whole entire bust
ness portion OF town was threat,
ened by fire. IL started In the
oil house back OF Naeve's store,
and the only wonder is that the
large gasoline tank In the house
did not explode, as the fire was
all around IL. Had it done 50 at
least three blocks Of Main street
must have been wiped ont as
the wind was blowing pretty
stiff gale from the south east at
the time. The hose cart with
one string of hose was soon at
tached at the Queal corner and
taken into the alley which held
the flames down until another
could be laid from the Star Res
turant corner when in a very
short time the blaze was master
ed. For no organization the
boys made good time in gettin 4
a stream of water started aud
special mention is due engineer
Peshek for the promptness in
which he started the engine.
Had it started one o. two hours
later when fewer people were
on the street it would have did
a vast amount of damage. Now
let's see fire company organ
| Ized and the apparatus that the
town owns put in shape so that
when it is needed Il can be
found Tor use. Another thing
was demonstrated, and that is
that the cart and hose should be
kept in some more convenient
place ON Main street where il
can be got at without stumbling
over dozen obstacles in dark
alley.
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The Wagner ball team went up
to Lake Andes Wednesday. and
managed TO let the Mud Hens
thrash them. We did not learn
what the score was, nor how the
boys felt about it after they
found it out.
F. s. Strohbehn, VIM. Hink.
ley, w. S. O'Neil and F. &. Phil.
lips left for Deadwoo Tuesday
evening as soon as they had
voted. Yet Frank is a leader in
the reform party" Oh no;
Frank dian' t vote. He just voted
the voters.
Frank Patton left for Dead.
wood last Saturday morning to
attend a session of the u. S.
court. After it is through he
will go to Hot Springs to take
treatment for his rheumatism.
David Scott and j. f. Janda
left for Dead wood Monday
morning to attend u. S. court.
The Wagner Leader has al
ready began to nominate the
c ,unty ticket for the republi.
cans.
The firm OF Reed & Reich are
beginning the erection of a large
furniture store building on the
lots just east Of Kennedy's store.
The building will be 36x70, two
stories high The lower rooms
will be used by these gentle.
men for an up-,o-date furniture
store, while the upper story will
be fitted up in good style. TO be
used as an opera hall. We are
indeed glad TO see improvements
go on in Wagner.
The Star restaurant, IN addi.
ton to the new part just erected
is putting In an ice cream freez.
ing plant which will be run by
power. The proprietor will no,
only furnish cream 70 home pa.
irons but will ship TO the various
towns around here. We ar.
pleased 10 note that Mr.. Ehris
man Is succeeding so nicely in
his restaurant business,
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a Mouatala Of Gold

Could not bring as much
happiness TO Mrs. Lucia Wilke,
Of Caroline, Wis, rs did one 25c
box Of Bucklen's Arnlca Salve,
when II completely cured run
ming sore on her leg, which had
tortured her % long years.
Greatest antiseptic healer OF
piles, wounds. and sores. 25c
Sold by the Wagner Drug Co.
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weather for growing crops.
Don't forget the dance in the
hall on the evening OF the 10Th.
John Bouza of Tyndall was a
visitor in Wagner Monday
evening.
Just enough rain and just
enough sun to max. the grain
grow fast.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold
here Tuesday morning for the
Cham berlain excursion.
Rev. J. S. Schroeder and wife
were visitors at Parkston the
latter part OF last week.
Hinzman Bros. will buy your
butter and eggs and pay you the
highest market price for them.
Do you want to rent land? See
tad" Home Owners Investment
Co. G, Geo. BoWlus, President.
Hinznan Bros. are now buy.
ing cream and will pay you the
highest market price fer the
same. sis
Do you want to break and put
in flax crop? See lad" Home
Owners Investment Co. G. Geo.
Bowlus, President. 8 16
Don't forget that Hinzman
Bros. are buying cream and
butter and eggs and paying the
best prices for them. Sis
Don't forget that we make the
hest terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Drs. Frink and Donovan now
have an Office girl in their offices
over the postoffice. The young
lady's name is Miss Kaney.
George L. .Chesley, LIE Roy
Booher and Martin Frank, were
Armour businessmen who were
seen on our streets Monday.
Do You need cave spouting
on your house? If you do, call
on d. III. Cross. He can fix you
out in good shape on that kind OF
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Absher
came over from their home on
the Rosebud the forepart Of the
week on a business aud pleasure
trip com bined.
II. S. McGregor came back
from Geddes and Lake Andes
Monday evening, where he has
been acting as relief agent. He
resumes work at the station
here next Monday.
Miss Nellie Brady of Platte
was in Wagner Monday evening,
visiting at the home of Adam
Grimes. She left Tuesday
morning for Sioux City.
Strayed from my barn in
Wagner about May 8. one bald
faced brown mare. short tail,
weight about $50. Finder
please notify L. Uken & Sous,
Wagner, S. D. 5l82.
Our friend Harry James can
now close his Indian republican
headquarters, aud enjoy a sum
mer outing. A little more tine
work Harry and the Indians
would have been unanimous.
Mrs. M. A. Harvey left Tues
day morning for the hospital at
Sioux City where she goes for
treatment. Her many friends
hope she will return soon COM
pletely cured OF her troubles.
For Sale. 43 acres OF land I :ur
miles west and six miles south
OF Wagner. Five acres broke,
balance in pasture. Indian
farm land close by can be rented.
Log house and barn. plenty |
Of water. Inquire of Jerome
Burdicx. Wagner. S. d. 5174p.
Strayed from my place four
teen miles southeast of Wagner
about four weeks ago one bay |
horse four years old this'springe
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salye. sAlve. spread the saiye. bnf let ID
be Pine salse. natures remedy for cuts,
hafns. sores. &c. soid by the Wagner Drux
ca snAm