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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-08
sSETTLEn WITH TEEAsthf'N
interesting Figures From the eonn'
~ ty Auditors Office.


%tAuditor T. NJ. MciMchael maze
his annual settlement with Treasur-
or Fair on June so. Comptroller
General Jones was in the city on
Thursday and went over the set
Element and found it correct. The
settlement covers twelve months,
from June goth. 1907. to June 3Oth,
1905, and is in three divisions. State
County. and School funds.
The amount paid the state is $44,-
G33.55. The cash on hand for the
state is s2.274.0l. The amount en-
pended for school purposes is s72.-
3S5.32, and the cash Oh hand Tor
the school fund is Sz&ssS0.e1. The
total resources for the county amount
to S5a.7Sa-4N. The: net. .eNpendi-
lures amount to s5aE5s:1, max
ing deficit OF !sgs0Sa$llN which
added to the debt ofElHst$ settlement
of s9,67l.55. makes the debt Oh June
3Oth, 1908. slS,760.72. The coun-
ty has borrowed S24.OOO.00 against
the taxes OF 1908 and has cash on
hand to the amount Of S5.239 ~
The Dispensary profits amount to
s69.394.SS Of which one half went
TO the towns, one fourth TO IN"
county and one fourth TO the schoo!
funds. The Treasurer also has on
hand Sl9.a3l.lo for the retirement
Of the various issues Of bonds Tor
scbcol buildings in different parts OF
the county. which after meeting IN
tcrcst payments will be held until
maturity of said bonds.
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l,,nnr,i Him Down.

mulatto man known as l'!%
WiIlic' WIS up before Maslstrate
Brunson ON Friday for stealing lu'n-
hcr from the Atlantic Coast Line
yard. He became quite abusive OF
= witness while in court. ana WAS
sent np for thirty days for contempt
by Magistrate lirunson he was
convicted of stealing the lumber ana
cot another thirty days tor 'l''''
Wheu he reached Jail he declined 10
,l,ow himself searched. but he WIS
,,d dawn when the constable
drought his pcrsuadcr IN view.
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RESIDENCE ROBBED.
OF Much Siircrwuc and Many Other
Articles.

| Burglars are again at work in this
city. and it is about time that some OF
the light-tngcyed gentry are run
!down and punished. On last Satur,
day afternoon or night the residence
Of Mir ". X Sease on Glover Street
was entered by robbers and much
; silverware and other things carried
off. From an examination OF he pre-.
misses. it seems as though the burglars
Ientered from a window as the glass
was broken thcrefrom, in. the rear OF
the house.
For sometime the family Of Nj
Sease has been up in the mountains
and he was home only at night. When
; he went home on Saturday night lie
found that his house had been entered
and many valuable pieces of silver and
other articles had been carried off.
From the appearance of things the
! robbers seemed to have made Il
thorough search for valuables, as
everything was in q terribly mixed up
state. Upon examination Mr.. Sease
found that silvcrware and other
things had been taken to the amount
of six hundred dollars or more. He
Immediately notified the police. who
are now Investigating the robbery
and we nope they will succeed III run
ming down the robbers.
1t is OF known exactly when the
thieves entered the house, but 1t IS
said that the colOred cook, who VISIT
cd the house every day to look after
the plants. noticed when she visited
the house at four O'Clock on Saturday
Afternoon that window at the rear
of the house seemed to he broken
omen. and from this it is believed that
the house was entered during the
day. The robbers may have been
in the house when the COOK was IN
the yard and yerandas.
Not only were the most valuable
rieces OF silverware takerr but
number of articles OF clothing Is
missing. and the wardrobes ana
bpreaus were ransacked- and the con-
tents scattered about on the noor. At
;e also stated that there may bt. GER
tain Of the icwelry belonging to- AlTS.
Sease which may be missing but
which Mr.. Seasc cannot state posi-
lively at present. Some ornaments
were broken and scattered ABOUT
which showed that the robbers were
deliberate in their action Uthe!-
wise thev would have hardly taken
time to break up things that could
nossiblv Go them no good.
There is mystery surrounding
This bold robbery, and the q"es-
tion is who did it? All OF the doors
to the house were found locked. ana
with the exception Of the back door
rho KEYS we're all in the locks on the
inside. There was no Keys to the
nock door, but it was locked. SO
the robbers must have entered 'he
house through the window that was
found broken in the rear o' the
house.
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and taken all together. this was one
OF the pleasantest occasions of the
season.
Those attending tn" party were
Elizabeth Altman, DrwrSe Altman.
Lila l'oy. E:.r:!r Fey. ! II; Fo"
Marie I;uland, l.avihi.: IUErr. Va
Icria Still. Jimmie stu! Geraldine
Still. william Martin. Alva Saith
Evelyn Rran. Miriam Bean. Ray
Jumper. l.nllic Minis. Edna Minis.
Villa Eull.." Jamie E!rdrirk, Flea
nur Stroman. Grace Stroman. Laud-
inc Harley. Laurie Smith. Nelson
Martin. Jimmie Tanning. Sigshy
Jumper. Val Johnson. Joseph Tay-
lor. Algic ISrodi". .Iohnni" Williams.
IncZ Brodr. IcSSi" flaming. Caro-
line Taylor. Clarrnc" Mohl"y. John
nr alublry. Maxwell Nrodi". Sadi"
Erodir. Devil" IIydrirk. Thurman
Smith. Norman Martin, Rchrcca
Rign,. Madriin, l;roGi". henderson
E'uln."r. S#iIry Fuim"r Norman
WiI,ianS Leslie F'u!mcr. tuist
Jumurr. uoyt Courtn"v. Myrtls
Dukes. Rosa Dukes, and Ruby Mar
tin.
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COTTON TEsar CHEAP.
The Crop Now Beinss% Marketed Is No'
L..

The price now icing paid for cot
con is entirely too low in We" OF 'he
size OF the crop xhich Is not piah-
ming out as was expected sometime
ago. In the last month the crop mas
fallen off at least twenty per cent
Tho Farmers Union estimates the
crop at RI 100000 bales We believe
this is a fair estimate. The FARMERS
Union and. Secretary Hester, OF the
New OrleanSG Cotton Exchange are
not ifiif,spart in their estimates
Secretary Testers estimate is ll'9'l'-
900 bales. being only sercnty-ohc
thousand more than the estimate u
the Farmers Union.
The estimate OF the Agriculture !
Dcpartment of the >Cnitcd States
Government is l3.5OO.000 bales which
lis very near the crop Of last year
which was l3.510.9S2 bales. Here
we have three estimates. One madc
ny the delegates from all over the
cotton belt to the convention OF the
Farmers Union, which met last week
at Fort Worth, Texas. one from Sec
rctary Hester. Secretary Of tue No"
Orleans Cotton Exchange, and one
from the National Agricultural De-
uartment. The two first estimates al
most agree, while the last makes the
,.ron 600, 600 bales larger than the
first two.
Now which is right: We would
rather trust the figures OF the rarh'-
cr's Union and Secretary Hester thah
those of the Agricultural Department.
;,,cc,usc i, has been caught falslIEln&
inc figures once. and we do not trust
;thcm now. If the crop is ohl! l.
: ;oo o0N bales our farmers are no' IT,
reivinc near what their cotton IS
worth and what it will sell ior ia'e'
if il is not rushed on the market. 1T
! last crop WAS over 3.1O0.ooo hii'S
and vet the surplus is not large %
! iir the present crop is Two millioh
.halcs less than the crop OF last year
i, ough to ut least sell for rs Sooo
\ price. which was far in eNc'SS VI
surrscut quotations.
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SAVE FARMERS MONEI.
Ea,7,:ccS' Union 10 Sell Direct To For
eisn Manufacturers.

The Farmers Union says measures
which hid lair to almost revoiutionize
the present methods OF exporting the
cotton crop to the foreign mills and
SINNERS were recommended and
heartily endorsed by the. Farmers
Union National Convention Commit
tee, composed Of one man from each
cotton State, which met at Memphis,
Tenn, August 10. TO every member
of the union will be sent an agree
nent for him to sign and forward tc
the local secretary Of the union pledg-
ing his individual support in direct
marketing of the present cotton crop
The committee strongly advocat-
ed shipping direct to the foreign
mills and spilners, which they claim
ed could easily be accomplished by
furnishing the same business advant-
ages as the heavy exporter now gives
to the mills. The Union warehouses
which have been established through
ont the South were the first step IN
this direction and the output through
these warehouses will be disposed ,oi
b, the cotton committee. The grow
ers have been asked to :pledgeothell
cotton to them and the sales viii De
approtioned among the States ac'
cording to the amount pledged.
'fhis co-orperation. which Inc
s,,n says has practically been pieds'
ed by every member Of the uhsoh'
means that the market Will not oe
orerfed and the market prices VIII
no longer be controlled by the specu-
,ators. and competition among seilers
will he done away with. This wouio
be a long step in the right direction
if il eaa s,e successfully carried out,
e would not only put the specu'a'of
ont or business, but would save MIL
lions of dollars to the men who make
tho cotton.
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Horger goes to the Legislature
Fielder Is elected Supervisor and LIv'
ingston is elected Superintendent ol
Education. The vote to be heard
from will not change this result.
The above is the total vote Of the
County with the exception Of Cattle
Creek and Hampton precincts. These
two clubs polled about eighty votes in
the last primary. which is not enough
to change the result.
The total vote will be about 3.150.
which Is o. falling off Of about 300
votes from the first primary.
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landmarks Removed.

The TWO old oak trees 'ha' S'"o"
in front OF the postoliicr have been
rrt down and made into llrc WOOD
'rb..r trees were quite large ana aS
thcy ohstructcd tn" new ana "''i"-
,,p,. hotel now being built on 'ii'
corner They had 10 80. hcS' '''c,
,..nr, old landmarks. having stood
rim. s,uru,s of many winters.
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lrlq,In Augusta Ga.

Mr.. D. NJ Shcaly, 40' Nra"'o
Ave-. west end. spent over S2oo lor
blood purifiers and medicines 'r!'''S
IA heal the boils and sores on ms lace
and neck. but nothing ever n'h'''c''
him until he tried Glohc Tonic. ms
hollis and sores are entirely hclie"' IL
has GAINED 10 pounds in weight ah''
feels like Il new man.
S.mu]rS free or $ bottles ave ! :
: Rroughton street. Sept. ~ VIII ~
,b. last dav AT advertising prices
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CommissioncrS.of Election.

Gov"ruor Ansc has appointed the
following from OrangeburS county
nc commissioners Of election for state
and county officers for this county: j.
Stokes Sallry. Orang"bnrG: ! d. Grit
fifth, Orangchur@. and ino. {. Fnn-
chess. KowcSyillc. TIL" following
were apnointcd as commissioners "i
.,.ct;an for members oi congress ana
presidential elections; NJ. t"S'n'
Tni.icr. Orangcburg: ~ y. Dah'Zi"r'
EI,or.r. ana i. G.. Caughman. \"cc'S.
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Committee. Appointed.

COL u, O. Herbert. president VI
;h,. Court House Democratic 'l""'
=, the request Of Comfy Chair"'''''
rohrr, i.idr. appointed r"nln'i''''
l,clow to solicit r"n'fih'l' '''''H
the presidential campaign: H. H.
Uoss Cnairr.an: L. G.. bryant l.
II Wanuamakor. .I.. j. A. brF!H
pu,l ! Stokes SAil"N.
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The following is the vote in
OranScburg. County as far as heard
from. - O.
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State Supt. of Education.
Stiles K. Mcllichamp. 2S20
}. Il. Sw"aringcn. 2:sS
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County Supervisor.

County Supt. OF Education.
r.. ii. EouSer. 1881
j.. ". livingston. - .17S0
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COUNTY ELECTION
SMITH BEATS EVANS BY SEV.
ERAI. HUNDRED.

All tho Precincts in the County Heard
From Except Cattle Creek ;lnd
Hampton.
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HoUSe of Representatives.
y. T.. HOTger. .. .1110
VI. .O'Riley. 1860
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-06-25

Calf cabbage at Crosson's. a
cents.
We have no competition. Haw-
kins, Hardware. I
S. & B. hams, bacon and lard at
Steward s market.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills. are sold by
Palace Drug Stole.
Black Diamond. the we'll known
Morgan and Percheron stallion
owned by Dave Hopkins, will make
this season exclusively at Birds
barn this year. Terms reasonable.
We are overstocked on gasoline
stoves and are offering them for
short time at very low price.
They are the best make, latest pat
tern, with either two or three
burners and oven, and are bar
gains. Avoid summer discomfort
in the kitchen by securing one of
these stoves at the remarkable low
prices we are selling them. Haw-
kins' Hardware.
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Contest Notice.

j. c. BULLARD, Entryman.
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Il on every wrapper Of Doctor Piecco'l
Golden Medical Discovery because full
list Of the ingredients competing II 4
printed there In plain EnGlish. Forty
years Of experience has proven it, mpeeice
worth ~ blood purifier and inviecrst-
Ing tonic for the cure Of stomach disorder
ard an liver lila 1t builds up The run
down system a. no other tonic can in
which alcohol Is used. The active medic
inal principles Of native roots such -
Golden Seal and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake root, Bloodroot and Black
Cherrybsrk are extracted and preserved
by the use of chemically pure, triple
refined glycerine. Send to DR.. &. v. Pierce
1T Buffalo, N. Y, for free booklet which
Zeal authorities such a. Drs. BarthnIov,
King. ScuddeE, Coz, Ellingwood and :
host Of other1. showing that these roots
can be dsSended upon for their curative
action Il all weak states Of the stomach,
accompk pied BY indigestion or dyspepsia
~ well q iDAll bilious OF liver complaints
and In dfwasting diseases where there
IL loeS3 tnesh and gradual running down
Of u T1trength and system.
+, The Golden Medical QiacQYery pAke4
rich. uure blood and % invigorates md
!eRQlates tbe stomach. IlYeI and howell
and. through Them. The whole tyatem.
Thus all skin affections, blotches, pimpIeS
and eruptfons as well IS scrofulous swell
lings and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, or ulcers, it is well to in
sure their healing to apply TO them DIR.
Pierce's All-Healing Salye. II your drug
gist don't happen to have this Salve in
stock, send ffty-four cents In postage
stamps to DR.. r. v. Pierce, InvalIds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y, and
large box Of the HAll-Healing Salve'
will reach you by return post.
You can't afford to accept . secret nos
trum as substitute for this non alcoholic,
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make little bigger profit.
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels
Sngar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take
- candy.
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Thinks It Saved His Life.

Lester M. Nelson, of Naples,
Maine, says in recent letter: Il
have used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery many years, for coughs
and colds, and l think it saved my
life. | have found it a reliable re-
medy for throat and lung COM
plants, and would no more be
without a bottle than | would be
without food. For nearly four
years New Discovery has stood at
the head of throat and lung RENE
dies. As preventive of pneumon.
la and healer of weak lungs it has
no equal. Sold under guarantee at
B. B. Davis drug store. Doc and
SY0QA Trial bottle free.
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For a Sprained Ankle.

AS usually treated, a sprained
ankle will disable the injured per
son for a month or more, but by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment
and observing the directions with
each bottle faithfully, cure may
be effectd in many cases in less
than one weeks time. This lini-
ment is a most remarkable prepare
ton. Try it for sprain or bruise,
or when laid up with chr.nic or
muscular rheumatism, and you are
certain to be delighted with the
prompt relief which it affords. For
sale by H. 7. Davis.
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Notice fo- Publication.

l. C J. Billiard, of Emmett, Idaho, assignee
OF Mrs. Russell, who made entry No 81. under
the provisions OF act Of the legislature OF the
state OF Idaho, commonly known the Carey
Act approved March 2nd, 1883. which embraces
nel4 OF section IA, OF township N, Of range 3
w. B. NJ do hereby give notice Of my intention
land above described, and that expect TO prove
that have resided on. reclaimed and cultivated
said land as required by law, before rspreSen-
tatiye OF state land board Of Idaho st Emmett,
Idaho, on June "a, 1905 by two OF thefollowing
witnesses.
James Patton, August Thommeu, Antoine
Tegethof, A NJ. Schreeongost, all Of Emmett,
Idaho
I q RrrIARD Entrvman
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Department OF the Interior.
united States Land ONO

Boise. ldaho, tune s, 4sts-
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
i'm this ONCE by Henry II Wheeler. Emmett.
Idaho. contestant against homestead entry No.
e027 made April ;, 1895, for nel4 nell sec s, Ms
nwis and sell nwl4 sec. 9, Township north.
range East, b. NJ, by Leonard Hoover, En-
nett, Idaho, contestee, in which ii is alleged
that "Said Leonard Hoover has never lived
thereon and has abandoned said land and has
bargained to sell improvements; that said al
legged absence from the said land was not due to
his employment in the army navy. or marine
corps of the United States as a private soldier,
officer, seaman or marine during the war with
spain. or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged said parties
are hereby notified 10 appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
q m. on July y, 1905 before Willard F. Sinclair
U. s Commissioner at emmett. idaho, and that
final hearing will be held at O'Clock p. m. on
July % 1908. before the register and receiver II
The United States Land Office in Boise, Idaho
WIN. BALDERsToS, Register.
FRED V TIMER, Receiver.
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EMMETT AFFAIRS.

Ceuar renee pOStS III The EInmSLl
Forwarding Co.
Curtain stretchers for rent OF
sale. Kar & Co.
30 men wanted at Crosson's to
wear 10 and IL shoes.
Sweet -four, s1.35 per sack.
Emmett Forwarding and Storage
Co.
Do you know what competition
is. We have none. Hawkins,
Hardware.
We pay 81. so per hundred cash
for oats and wheat. Emmett For
warding and Storage Co.
Charlie Shapley who has been
working at the White Pine sawmill
in Nampa several months, is spend
ing this week at home.
Sam Riggs, who has had charge
of Hazelton's grocery at Pearl for
nearly a year, is in town and will
devote his time to farming.
Prof. L. o. Barry left last week
for Chicago where he will spend
the greater part of his vacation.
He was accompanied by Julius
Lowrey.
Mr.. Sproat and two daughters
who have spent several weeks at
the home of Mrs Andrew Little.
the formers daughter, departed
Saturday for their old home in
Scotland. The young ladies will
be educated in that country.
When you need to take something
take it promptly for the stomach.
but take something you know that
is reliable something like kodol
is pleasant to take. it is reliable, il
is guaranteed to give relief. 1t is
sold by B. B. Davis.
Miss Anges Feen, who had spent
week in Boise at the bedside of
her mother, who is confined in a
hospital there, returned home
Monday. Mrs. Feen recently un-
derwent a surgical operation, and |
is rapidly recovering.
Here's a proposition for the
farmers of Idaho or, in fact. any
other state to solve: How much |
is mich COW worth by the gal
lon?' Recently a man had COW
for sale and he guaranteed her to
be a good mixer A prospective
buyer offered to purchase her at the
rate OF So per gallon for all the
milk she would give in twenty-four
hours. The owner accepted the
proposition. The purchaser then
MIXED the COW out clean at Z
O clock in the evening and on the
following morning and evening the
owner MIXED her in the presence
of witness, He then measured
all the milk and founo it amounted
to FIVE gallons and one pint. This
at the rate of So per gallon the
COW was deemed to be worth SAT-
The owner had fully expected the
COW to bring him $4S as she had
filled hree-gallon pail twice a
day but he evidently had not taken
into consideration the room the
foam necessarily occupied. The
purchaser kept the COW for short
while and then sold her getting at
the rate of $11 per gallon for the
animal.
When you are hopping your face |
in the harvest sun, consider the
good wife in the super-heated kit
chen bending over hot stove in the
of food. and ask your
;elf if you have provided her with
stoves that will lessen the heat and
of the kitchen. Buy .
ler one of those gasoline stoves at ;
Hardware. He is max :
ng special prices in order to reduce !
lis stock.
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| Sleep we'll Ion a Sealey mat
tress. Kar & Co.
Miss Hope Graham has Joined
F. E. Hunts force of clerks.
Best Rock Springs lump coal.
81. 80 per ton cash. Emmett For
warding and Storage Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wilhelm
went to Boise Yesterday to attend
the encampment and visit friends.
We pay $3.50 per hundred cash
for oats and wheat. Emmett For
warding and Storage Co.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
small, safe sure and gentle little
pills. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Bring in books belonging TO free
travelling library at once, as we
wish to change the case. Scott
Sisters store.
Remember Electric Ironing
Day, Wednesday, 7 a. m. till
IL.
Coils Carter, the Swear old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter, ar
rived Monday morning from Baker
City to visit his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs Iotu Daily
Guy Francis arrived home Satur-
day from a trip around the world.
He shipped as sailor and in mis-
travels he touched the north coast
of darkest Africa. China. He says
he is tired of wandering and is
home to stay.
"Of agin, on agin, Finnigan,
is the way gasoline stove works.
Heat is reduced to minimum. and
cost of fuel stops when your
through using it. Special prices
on gasoline stoves at Hawkins.
S. G. Caldwell, a well-known
dairyman, who has a ranch near the
soldiers home, Boise, has now in
operation at his ranch the first
machine ever brought into
the Boise valley. Mr., Caldwell
purchased the machine recently
while on trip to Seattle. He says
it works satisfactorily and operates
successfully on eight teats at one
time.
If you will make inquiry it will
be revelation to you how many
succumb to kidney or bladder
troubles in one form or another.
If the patient is not beyond medi-
cal aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will |
cure. 1t never disappoints. B. B.
Davis.
The French Coach and Percher-
On stallion, Comet, will make the
season at Andy Rasmussen ranch
Tuesday aud Wednesday every two
weeks, balance of time at Demas-
.ers' livery barn in city of En-
nett. He is a dark bay, weighs
1000 pounds, is of gentle DISPOSE
ion and has fine action. He,is
splendid animal, combining draft
with good travelling qualities.
Terms: $40 to insure; season, So;
single service, IS.
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LOST Black purse containing
IS in gold and some small change.
Reward for return to Mrs. T. G..
Larson.
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FOR SALE-Cucumber pickles,
in brine, extra fine, 30 cents per
gallon. Will deliver in town. w.
L. Burton's shoe shop.
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Column.
Sc Line Each Insertion.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Comfortabie house
and two lots located on Third
ST., close in. A five room brick
cottage and three room frame
house and about three acres of
land. Part in orchard. For terms
see Mrs. c. S. Tolles.