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LOST PART OF FOOT.
Sid Doolittle Had an Unfortunate Acci.
dent Tuesday Morning.

Oiu 6OoiittIc TAU al OHIoTtuHdtC NCS''
dent Tuesday Morning.
Sid Doolittle, a son of George DoCllttle
Of this place, slipped on the Stnta Fe
platform Tuesday morning just as pas
sebger train No. pulled into the station,
and his right foot was caught by one Of
the wheels and badly crushed The foot
was so badly mangled that over half of il
had to be TAX EN- fl, but enough of it Was
saved so that be will lie able to walk
fairly well when he has recovered from
the injury. The b eel and portion OF
the back part of the foot was left sound
The young man had just begun work
Ing for the Santa Fe company. Hi
duties were to carry the mail to and from
the depot and assist in the express aud
baggage room. The accident occurred
on the second night he had worked. He
was taking the mail to the fast train, and
as the train pulled In be started In hurry
so as to be at the door of the mail car
when the train should come to stop.
The train had slowed down. Before
reaching the mall Car be slipped upon an
icy place on the platform and his foot wa
caught by the wheel. He was carried
into the baggage room and was the cool
est one 10 the crowd. He made no COM
plant and removed the shoe from the
Cru shed foot without assistance. He
talked with DR.. Thompson about the
chances Of saving some Of the foot, and
wanted to have the operation Of taking
of the crushed portion done at once. The
accident happened at about 4 O'Clock In
the morning, and the mangled part of
the foot was amputated two or three
hours later.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

The usual services will be held next
Sunday. The pastor will preach Christ-
mas sermons. Morning theme, "Jesus
Christ the Divine Incarnation" Evening
theme, "Tbe Best Christmas Gift" At
the morning service we will receive
pledges toward our annual offerings for
missions and other church beneyolences.
Cards will be given TO sim to those who
did not receive any last Sunday The
amount pledged need not be paid before
he last of March, but we desire your
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THE NEW RAILROAD.
Prospects Still Look Good and Road
Can Be Secured If We do
Our Part.

The railroad committee from Haskell
county visited Dodge City the first Of the
present week and spent a dav with the
committee of this place. The work o.
preparing for financial backing for build.
ing the road is in progress all along the
line. 1t Is slow work naturally, but the
men who are in the lead in the matter
live In counties that have no railroads
and they say. they are going to build the
road. II the people here fall down, the
Haskell county people will take the mat
ter up with some other place. If the
road is built 1t will put Dodge City as
town and Ford county as a county In the
lead In Western Kansas for all time. II
will make railroad center of Dodge
City, and will result In road being built
to the northwest later. This place will
be the distributing point for all Of South
west Kansas, and large amount Of taxa.
BILE property will be added to the county
Dodge City In such case would become
Q splendid market and the people Of the
county would be benefited In this and
Many other ways.
z III good sized town, a wholesale point
Is establish ed here, every acre Of land 10
the county will be more valuable Every
thing that Is raised will be close to bet
ter market. Everything that is shipped
In can be secured at a better rate. This
has been the result In Reno county by the
building of Hutchlson. 1t has been the
result In Sedgwick by the building of
Wichita. 1t has been the result In every
county where distributing point has
been bu,lt up into good sized town. 1t
Ia a matter Of importance to every person
In the county, and ought to be matter
OF public interest as well as matter of
personal interest
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank all Of our nelghbors
and friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy during the sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father. We
especially wish to thank the county off
GERS and the Woodmen lodge for then
kindness and for the beautiful flowers
sent, which will be remembered.
Mrs. LAURA NoRTHRUP,
And Children.
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contribution stated on the card.

One week from next Sunday we will
begin special revival meetings. Keep
these special meetings in mind, and look
for further announcements next week
We hope to have large congregations {
next Sundays services. You are urged
20 come even If the weather nay not be
pleasant 1t will do you good to attend
worship In Gods house on the Sabbath.
We invite the strangers in the city to
wo ship with us, and TO all is extended
glad welcome F W. lMBoDEN,
Pastor.
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Township Officers.

The terms of all township officers
elected on Nov. 6, 1906, will begin on
the second Monday Of January next, and
will expire on the second Monday iu
January, 1909. All officers elected in
1904, or appointed since, will hold theiI
positions until January IA, next.
s. II. CoNNAwAY, County Clerk.
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Diamonds are first class investment.
You have the pleasure of wearing them,
while they advance in price each year.
We bought big list, direct from cutters,
for spot cash P. H. Young, Jeweler
and Optician.
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DR.. Whitworth gives special attention
to diseases OF the eye and the fitting of
glasses. Ask him about the Kryptok in
visible bifocal lens and onifex bifOcal.
Office OverBee Hive store. If
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Atheneum Club.

The Atheneum club net on last Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. p H..
Sughrue. There were thirteen members
present and one guest, Mrs. Ready. The
meeting was opened by music by Cecil
Sughrue, after which the critics report
for the last meeting was read. The pro-
gram was then given as follows:
Reading. .........." "Christopher Marlowe'
and "Dr. Faustus". Mrs. Lillis
Reading shepherd to His Love-"
and "Raleigh's Answer to Shepherds
Song. ".......................Mr Mrs. Thompson
muSlc.....'...... Mrs. heauy
Paper. English Reformation"
By Mrs. Graves. MRS. Judd
"Sir Francis Bacon" -. Mrs. Coolidge
advancement of Learning" ... :. Mrs. Cord
Discussion. ........ Leo Dy Mrs. Judd
Roll Call ............ King Lear
This closed the programme for the
afternoon. Mrs. Dora Cord was elected a
member of the club at this meeting. Mrs.
Lillis will be the hostess on December %
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We are now ready for Christmas, hav-
ing the largest and most complete stock
ever exhibited In the city. We added
three II foot wall cases this fall, and
they are well flied p. H. YOUNG, jew
eler and Optician.
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Postoffice Box Rents.

The Postmaster Generals order No.
1888. fixing the price Of box rents In all
the larger offices, makes the prices for
the Dodge City Office as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26


The Baltimore Sun Of recentdate,
takes remarkable stand on the
selection Of Shellfish G Commissioners
even for that journal Of wonderful
vagaries.. It insists that OF the
Board of Public Works. His Excel
lency, the Governor, is the only
member competent to have an opin-
ion and that II Messrs. Vandiver
and Atkinson have . think coming
to them, the think must necessarily
be wrong unless It be reflection
from the Governors Sun hypnotic
ed brain.
The Shelltish Commissioners are
to define line OF demarkatIon be.
tween natural beds or bars and bar.
rem bottoms; are to mark where the
natural beds end and the barren
bottoms begin; are to arbitrate, az
1t were between The oystering pub
lie and the private leaseholdersi tc
act in semi judicial capacity
Why then must this Board Of Arbi
tration be packed? Why should il
have three members Of the same
mind all 'sun-struck as it werei
Think We the oystermen would yield
supiDely to decisions rendered b.
such Board2 The oystering in
terest is most effected by the Hamar
Bill and why is it not entitled X
representation on the Commission
Messrs. Atkinson and Vandiyel
willevidence their wisdom aud fore
sight by giving theoystering inter
est representation, and they may
avoid serious conflicts over the en-
forcement OF the law by such action
1t is sometimes dangerous 70 press
too hard even upon the mildestman
nered men with their backs 70 |
wall.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

Il II very disqnleslng 70 The
nerves o. Republican Senators whom
Seuator Tiilman each day reads 10
his colleagues q letter, memorial or
affidavit, scttiug forth some parti-
cular instance Of unreasonable rail.
road rates Or the abuse 81 power By
she coal trust against tho Ilsllo coal
shippers This u he way senator
TIllman gently stiFs up the Kapub.
leans and rcmlada thesn bis pitch
FORK II sill ii good order
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

The Republican excuses for not
revising the tariff IL thc present
Tins really postpones the matter ii.
definitely. unless they revise Il %
per cent. higher. which il the only
change lhe Protective Tarigl League
approves. Some Republicans want
10 put Oh revision until the next
session q Congress-; others say the
next session will be TOO short 70 take
up tbe matter Then he excuse
will DO that buainess conditions must
not be disturbed on The eve d pa.
tionai election. Alter that the Dem
ocrats will beIn power, but The Re-
|pnblicans will still eight revision 10
repay their friends, Ene lrusts add
combines. that have furnished cam
paIgn funds, 30 what relief from
trust bigh prices can you expect
from the stand patters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26
How Not no DO It.

1t has been agreed by the Admin
istration that the Attorney General
must take an appeal TO the Supreme
Court from the decision Of Judge
Humphrey declaring corporation
officials cannot be reached by the
antitrust law, who have given I'M
formation 70 the Bureau Of Corpor-
atoms. So far the trust-busting
campaign Of President Roosevelt has
all ended In smoke and the trusts
and corporations are free tocontlnue
their combinations In restraint Of
trade to prevent competition and
plumber the consumers by charging
unreasonable prices for their pro-
ducts, President Roosevelt has
been about five years trying to curb
the trusts and the only one disturb
ed so far has been the Northern Sc
curities Company. Yetthatcorpora-
tion is still in existence and its con.
stituent companies, the Great North
ern, the Northern Pacific and the
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
railroads, are one and all continuing
to charge all the traffic will bear and
a good deal more than the people
using those lines OF transportation
can well afford as they did before
proceedings were commenced against
them.
What trayesty on genuine trust
pustingl
Democratic statesmen foretold
this break down Of the Republican
plan Of dealing with the giant cor.
porations. They advised that under
the common law such unlawful coIn
binations could be prosecuted, and
the Supreme Courts recentdecision
in the tobacco case shows that the
discriminating evidence may be COM
PEELED from the unwilling lips of
trust nagnates. But that advice
was not adopted by the Administra.
ton, perhaps, because IL was re-
commended by Democrats, who
would thus share 10 she political
advantage that would accrue, but
also because it was not spectacular
enough to tit the strenuous mood of
the President.
I the decision Of the lower court
In the Beef Trust case stands and
the trust magnates and their en-
ployees, who have given confiden-
italy TO Commissioners Garfield or
to his agents any information, can
not be prosecuted. however much
they have offended against the law,
the whole expensive machinery OF
the government breaks down at the
first attempt to run it.
II we had not been assured that
the Administration was hot foot and
ardent after the trust magnates and
anxious to put the criminal ones ia
stripes, IT would be but fair 10 as
sumo that all the bullying had been
for political effect and to induce the
corporations to come down and in.
teryiew the chairman, or treasurer.
OF the Republican national and con.
gressional campaign committees on
the amount Of the check necessary
for immunity. But perish the
thought, If is almost a sacrilege 10
think that the only honest Repub-
lican ADMINISTRATION since the war
would prove derelict to duty and
false TO the people that have given
such proof Of their devotion. No
we must put il down TO laundering
and amateur statesmanship,
Senator Tillman may be relied
II ta,st. ~. ,s :, INN "a nnssA ~. ~. .t,r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26
FHENonENAL SEED CORN,
HRl.AnM nNMT NAnlKTY.

Average yls1tt ~ ss:sytFrela tu acre. EaFn
~ 10 10 isieslNs long Small euhs. Decp
grain. Natures early. $500 per harrel
loo barrels Tor sale.
WAITS HALL MANOR STOCK EAhA,
Ga ndGa. Nd.
April II. Ng~tia. hivof Springs Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

How much did the Easter hats aud
bonneis cost yonrfamlIyg tits well
70 remember that under tho present
Republican protective tariff system
the cost u millinery IS Increased
over 50 per cent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

What . good time The tariff pro
tected trusts are having plundering
the people with high prices and how
fully they must endorse thai Repub-
Iican Kansas platform Lot we'll
enough alone.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26
WHY KEEP SILENT.

/ hare 1T Porto Bello, Md, ear load
II Amewacmm Eencn left, and roo ton
III ksmn@is Il SUx'@ Co.., Fertilizer 20
seIl. Mnat 70. kee quanity hase sold.
No one can COMPETE iRqnaiiEy cfprice.
p. ". COTTAGE.
Feb /, lOg-sf. valley Lee. I'd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

want sc ones two good fAFma Ia z / /,
2. OF : Dlslricts, 81 Mary ) County
Also one small lnrfn. Write AZ once to
]. THOMAS NORRIS, Attorney a. Law,
11O7 calvert Dnliding.
April ., 'Uu--lt baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

Found near Milestone Landing, Sun.
day, Sth dap u April, p SKiFf--n
PEmE pfln1vd on stern IL ivet long, TX
feet wlde. wbllA pine bottom, Georgia
aides with WaabbOArdss painted white
with copper bottom. n. "A, HOWARD.
April III, " ~ Renrsons, I'D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26
Honars YoR sALH.

Two good family nnd farm horses
Work asAshare uNntle and reliable.
Applg ~. j. MAils "A IN DENT.
April ~ '00 Imp, Oakley 40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

has done bis best to meet the smer
eency from G financial viewpoint.
He gave orders for The transfer
80, 00e. 900 from New York to Oak.
land to meet pressing needs. There
Is $30. 200. 900 buried In the vaults
|of the sub Treasury at San Fran.
cisco but there Is 10 telling how
much Of II has been destroyed or
how long before it will be available.
However, according to a dispatch
to the Director Of the Mini, the
Mint in San Francisco was saved
and is almost the only building
standing in the down town district.
In this there are many millions IN
coin and bullion that nave been saw
"a BY The plucky fight that the oiIi.
cials made.
The President has been deeply
moved by The disaster and issued a
brief and effective address TO the
people Of the country asking Tor con-
tributions and suggesting that
while the help Of the government
would be given through the War
Department thai private contrIbu.
tinn4 shnuld w f4kha nafsnfAI f@Ad
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-26

win leave Pier s LiQht STREET. weather
permitting, every Wednesday aud Safur.
day. nt 600 a. N, for Fair Haven, Plum
Point. Governors Ran. Dare's, and Pa
tuxent River ~ far up AZ Benedict.
Returning viii leave Benedict, weather
permitting, every Monday and Thursday
&C go d. M, Sotterly at : q M, Mil
stone Landing at 10 q. M, Governors
Run.at ~ M, Plum Point. at p. nj, and
Fair Haven, AT $50 h III. Tor Baltimore.
Freight received az pieF l, Tuesday and
Friday until $50 p, M, Tor thefollowipg
wharYes
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dares, Gov
errors Run, Cove Point, Drum Point,
Milestone. Solomon's Island, spencer's,
st. Leonardo, Sellers, sotterley. Jenes
Parker's, FORESTS, Williams, Dukes
Trent Hall. Holland Point, Benedict.
steamer POTOMAC
win leave Pier q Light street, weather
permitting, every Wednesday az 8 D. M,
Tor Patuxent River direct, ia lar al Bris-
toll
Returning viii leave bristol. weather
permitting, Thursday at ! o q. M. Lower
Marlboro at p. m, Benedict ut 3 b. M,
sottarIey al 9 p. M, Milestone At = b. m,
for Baltimore, calling at no wharyes be-
low Ieitch's except when signalled from
wharyes on the river for passengers and
peFishnble freight.
Freight received at Pier 2, Wednesday
until 9. 30 p. IN, ior the following y harves:
Leiteh's, Trueman's Point, Deep Land
Ing, Hollands Cliffs. Magfnder'a Ferry,
Lover Marlboro, Whites Landing, Fer
n Landing, Nottingham j. Lyon Greek.
BRISTOL
WILLARD THOMSON, 0enI Manager.
# MElhUQgk1 Con. Fft q Ea46. At.
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DESTROYED
Earthquake and Fire almost
Wipes out San Francisco.

'as1lng aDousz m'nuses' caused nun
oreos OF buildings ~ pan Francisco
20 collapse
rire aooeo us horror 70 tne catas-
.ropne anu oeause tne Wa'eF mains
mao oeep ourss py ing 1earen1ua6e'
raReu unconsrol'aD'e' untll 'ne lark-
or porslonot ene CITY was DESTROYED
Inree hours a'eer 1ue nrse SHOCK
snere came 2 second almost as Sc
we're that finished the devastation
OF the buildings weakened by the
nrst tremor.
The City Hall, built at q cost ct
y ,OVO,V9V, was wrecked by the earth
quake, ana Quilted by nre.
~ ignatlus Church ana College.
at van Ness avenue ana Hayes street,
DESTROYED TWAS tnegreatest Jesuit
institution IN the West and cost
sz.VVo'oVV.
Inc steer skyscraper buildings
rocked Out STOOD the STRAIN much
DETER imam prlck structures out
rev q them oelng oadiy damaged
oy sne eafsnquaRe.
me area g obstruction = report
~ " w aoous son squarv mics of
aoOus snousanu clty DOCKS,
lne number 2 kslieu y Varsous'y
es'ama'su' soms p'ac'ng y - nlgn
= 0'V0V' .sa - pnopes'y 'oss y est
ma ~ o. soVv'VVV'VvV'
ine siesmoefapn recoruen inc
'remOr y sienna, austria a'VvV
nlles u,s'ans. WINS =. Moore me
Un'e. y 10y WoAsne, bureau e
washington reports 1nas we pen q
suo a'oSon o'no1. soiSnossApn reg.
's'eieu so-anul.o movement q
iea.'s o"e,nai ,uen - 'ne spr'Ace
y NV suo sarsu = '"as o'sy
.n9 ne'.o"as kose.n'neIs Aussa
s"l'"y 'au eusSs's"'y Wuen shs
eno' ",ous oA'eus = sue disaster -
~ ~ 81, $500 spp ~. = ~ !.
~ 80 app.op'1lsaus sa'VVV'VvO
~ W ao.'e1 = suS use anu safsn'
A11se oas "@S pasSou y ~
- - 800 -. ..s1Sss 800 = us''ess.
= 80 A 20 nV4,' .ioa" sus
s - !. . - 1890 :" 'us
$3.50 : 80 su9 'soase a.u
n on1's a.1 1 ~, -. e'sasu - sne
s7'ss,.s !. - - -4s'ou = =
80. ~a,.s,'.. .~ 800 NV. .- s ~ -Asa
= 49, 49, ~. ia W $500
an $3.50, s I'M. sa $3.50 "s's = ~
Z - - $500 ~ ~
Co. -. a.. ........, Z.
- .... ,.....,.' 49, ~
~ s - ~ W., -. 500 ~ -
p'.,,s. as
- .. ., ssa ,eo 80
49, 49, -. 49,. 49, !,
go. s.ass 49, - ~. aaN
go r,.s,......,e s''' 49, !,
''...'.s', 49, ~
s 49,. .s.'... s.'ss',s. 3 -
~ .aI,es ....,s a.,s Ss. .s.s'.''1 -, =
81, - IS, - !, 49,. 49, = ra....s
rah -. 49,. -,-., :.
Pacific coast as the represen,atiye
Of the administration on The sno,
This detail has been particularly
grateful to him a. The secretary has
j SON and sister Ia NE doo,neo
civ ana has heard po.bIny trom
them since the beginning u In iran.
Bile.
The war Departm.nt has orday.a
practically an the tents il the army
10 San Francisco and mora $500
= 80 49, my nosss-
safy suao 'ouss nas oiuersu 'ns CON-
n,'ssasi Z = 81 points "isosn reAcn
= pan rahS'seo y Duy ioOu sup
p'ics = sns opsn mAFAss apa rush
snein lorWaFo' ~ was thought lnat
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Notice to NIarsiSd Women Holding
Licenses for the Sale Of Liquor.


Under the ruling Of tho Circuit Court
for st. Mary's county, at itA recent ses-
sion, all orders 10 the Clerk, by the Judge
thereof, IL issue licenses to married w0-
men 70 yell spirituoun or ierinnnted III
quourA. expirs on the 3Oth day Of April !:
and u continue the business after that
date, special order 81 the Judge, based
upon q new Recommendation, addressed
90 the Court aud sIgned BY AZ least ten
respectable heah0Idcre Of the district
wherein the place u sale may BE-, will be
ruquired. And the Judge has publicly
aud formally announced his intention not
80 approve or Issue bis order upon any
such recommendation Tor license. unless
TIE parties ssNnlnH theamme are knownt 20
him 10 TO III the Language III the law, re-
epectAble freeholinra, or Aye r0uched for
bT repuEabls citizens 81 the neighbur-
hood. aud without the personal pledge
OF the husband 81 the applicant for h.
eense. 70 keep decent and orderly place.
whore the allle d liquor % mln0re and on
Sunday aud ElectlOn day and gambling
many form. on any day viii not be per-
United.
by order 81 the Court,
ENDCH III ABlEl4f4, Clerk,
True copy Test.
Ex0CH d. ABGl.I.. Clerk.
April 28, '0sB--3w.
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MAINLAND STATE vAourEEAaxNcx
Or. WILLIAM b. BURcH.
~ n eafrollton avenue. baltimore. Nd.
I'D. phons ia Druid.
ca r. Fhone zSk ollmof.
April 4 es-smp.
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&C Happy Russell, Jr.


RECORD. sa5.
WIN make the season Of 1905, IN ct. Mary's
June 20. 1875.
Sired By Happy Russell. registered No. l1of.
Record, years old, zzii. Trial. 1.I9. Sire,
Hambrino hueselI. Registered No. zo9B O. rand
aEfe Woodford Mambrfno. No as Registered.
Dam Of Happy hueaeIi. Odd stocking b.
Happy Medium. Registered No. 40.
was sired by Mont ho ~ Isaac Painter. Record
x.aN unfus 81. Lawrence mars Nv Dutch
frank tkAssio G. out pf eAiile q Record.
4A6i Sired BY Billv Mcdonald. Laepic q.
dam Of Happy Huseoil III.
Terms. go single mare IN season SPECIAL
terms for or more innye9s 10 aanta 0fooN'A
to- tn each caet. Insurance., 81 AL mu8u1.
not proving with f0AI have fet1lFn privileged In
the Tail free o. charge, Al possible care wit
Be taken. but viii not be rc1pou1ib bic for HcQi-
deuts For terms. &C, address. y. E HuHcH,
Aarch =. O1-0nf. hechanieafllle, I'D.
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Farm Machinery 4 Fertilizers,


EOR all kinds Of Improved Farm
~ Machinery, Fertilizers and
Small Implements, alter March IL, y
sample Of all enn Do seen BY applicationfo
JAMES A. WATTS. Agent, direct for
SUPERIOR DRILL COMPANY.
OSBORNE BINDER COMPANY
and the
HUBBARD FERTlLIzER c COMPANY .
All goods VIII be offered at the lowest
price and sold under d guarantee.
Feb "a. 'O0 8m
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RATIFICATION NOTICE
nllEabelh I, Ford, % al.
aeorss Loips rhomas and wife.
IN The Clfoals Court e. q; MARI counts. No
ordefea ihla TAN dsr II April ipa. thel
the sAfA nislan @n1 imported ~ Water i.
nawklglss TRUSTS % sbe above entltied eean
contrary "a sIIpM j III of hetoFe the xnQ Aaadas
~ May fNkM. pKuNtaea NupY nf iNGr1Nf ~
lpsegteg IN ~ " Aslsry'n isEAcy " vnre wseA
ivx tpfee asaaessssYs weeks pssvf 70 the aAaa
The n status that no land sold fof sllon
EnUun y. AbEi.i., Clorh,
True nopYE~y Dft;
khuCh y. AbELL.Cierk
Adrli 10. OG~3H.
cTATEMrNT u he HOME Insurance Conn
= pany ef NeW xoFk 70 D1cember ~ ipus
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