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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01
Notice 10 Water Users.

State Eugincer's Office, salt AXE Gus, Uhh
September Is 100
Nouso "a hereby Hivcu th1s Peiet . Hife
WHOSE post odicd address u cr1ay CITY. uHh
has made application VA accordance with else
requirements ~ thc COUPLED Laws 81 Utah.
i0iJ, ~ amended by tie Session. Laws OF rtaii
i0U9 81 nppfuprlate uuc-tentli a. 81 cubie
FOOT pee second Of Watcr front ap uunanicd
spring Ia Iron County. Utah said eprng rs
situated az a poiut which lies i,oiY feet Ytei
aud "a feet south II the east apnrier cofaer oi
Section ~, Township 30 ayulh. Rauqe " west,
salt Lake base ana meridian. sNl water viii
De diverted at TIE place whore lt ifsues iront
said spriug and conveyed by meAhsnl q duch
for a distance Of % fsei ami thee DISCHARGED
into tHnks. troughs ana reservoir, where b.
VIII be used FROM January : t Deecmber a. in-
elusive 81 caeii year. ior stock Watering puf,
poses Thif appi eati1n desiguhcl m tir'
SUITS Engiute. " olhee A4-Nq Nlld
Al puHceta guust tlit gtautiug ~ said ap
pliCntinn, etitlgg the reasons thgrvttf. fuaEt br
made by anidgyit lu duplicate and H,c1 in this
Office wltlln thirty 3t days altcf tho compile.
tlon OF The publication 81 thlauoitce.
CALEB TANNER,
state knemtet
Date OF rfst publication oct !, Ipal. date 81
completion OF publication Nov. ], 1909,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

NOTICE United states Laud once. ssh
Lake City. uEb. Aspt 2, 1902 40 Whom q
state ot vtah hss hied in ,pie oiuec lle'. 81
iAnds, roiocNc1 Oy the saw rta,c, nuNyr SStt
noa eof the Act ~ Cnuvtess spprosed Ivy W,
1894, ~ Indemnify school iaais az fullOMs.
vl1s swA swA see -. y 50 = r. W. serial
.Dtsia sony Of said ,at so Tar aait relates 90
said tracts hy descriptive subdivisions. MS
been cousplCuuueir posted in TITS fart for lao
.pt ction 81 amy person Interested, ava by ga
public generally. bariuf ths ftflo1 ot pshlt
cation ofthta uutiee. or ANY ulnc thereafter
and before dual approval aud ccfuNcatluu,
under departmental regulations ~ Apl "a 1fpNt
putet IS ur CONTESTS against thr tlalm ot lhf
Niate go any pi the tracts OF Hahil isiuu- htfiH
before described uu thr ground lhht the sAnf b.
ntprc yaluau,c tof mlucral ihad Too lricultur'
al purppsNa. .Nvil hc yet we'd Rud uotoA TOW r,r
more iG'lhs q ,nrrM laud oRlg "a Wfehluytop,
~, a.. fAhuc so tfprntcst ed cout ftt NtihlG
the HpcClhtN tuit WIZ BE- rnn.iiftsi suNtieu
evidence ni the uou-uiucral character oi Eve
tracts and the aclfstons thcrrpf htlug oltvf
Miss tfos irum ualo,tbai wti ~ approetd 90
tha etftc o. y Il TWONHsQ3 Register. i
Htt Svtt st-iaN Ott
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01
Notice 10 Water Users.

: State Enginecr'a oaice. Salt Lake ciigt Utah.
August Do 1913.
Notice lsherehy Tifcn lhai tha N8ud ed
Rcseftor and Irrigation COMPANY bf ts eec.
friarY Henry lcgH. wlrse fpF fiice gfdff0 ~
is cedar CilYfDfah bad uaHe lptlIcatias lH
accordance With De requirements uf ilft Cnlf-
piled LaWao iiah, irF aH aiacufff ~ ii.t
session Law 81 Dfth. 1852 ~ appropnale ten
10 cutiC-fsHf rtr sFrqHd Hf Hnffr from Coil
Croeif, ltcH County. iilh. SAID Water wii b.
diverted at point which, iifa 0t3 feet casa
and 2.0sg fees snnin of use naffb West cOfnsrof
Section u, IoHufilpil fiuti Rage SO Wfait
Salt lake base AID uirfifi1n. rem which,
point h wiii w. convened Tor distance ~ ~ $50
feet 10 Az eafilcn channel ASA there used oni
September 81 each year mti May 3, igelpsief
81 tie year a. toutHg. toirfigaie i.4w acres of
land cmbiacc in fectinnf and ,, Township
70 houths alge ~ wchtlind SECTIONS ~ ~ 2G.
~, "a and 3b Township IS s0hth, Range 10
west. naii Lake base and meridian Thisap-
piicati,n o. designated in the State Euglnecrf
/ once a. No. li0j
AZ protests against tie granting " sold
application. stating the rcaHous ffpreiur uiisf
he made ~ andatif w dHfirate ard hied n
this office within thirty W. dave aftor lie coiH
pietiou 81 the pHolicaii1noi iiia no' lee
CALEnT tHNER,
state Nngince
Date ~ FIRST pubiicaiion feIaenlbcr - 100
date of completion of Publ.cation October ~
100
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01
Notice 10 Water Users.

State EuNnecrs Office, Salt Lake city, Nlat
sept a. igOg
Nctice Is hereby given thatt tie Oid Fort aad
OF w A. Yield Reservoir and iIfiHatipu fOm
paay. by its srefeiary. iOhn rbittaricY, Whute
psisf ni-e aHifsna ~ Ced = GNy. Utah, h18
made Application 10 accordance with thc
quii emrnf- Of be complied lass Ot Utah i9is
~ amsut "a BY tito o. sl4n Laws 81 uttif 1907.
iu app upiate five 81 cubil.fscf ser sfc0Hd 4
water from Coat Geek, tron C0uny Jtsh
said water viii bs dituried 20 point wb,ch
lies 800 icHt west 90 tha snpih ea8l gnfnsr NJ thc
nofth east quarter ~ section y. inwhship il
south, Nanee ~ wcsl, sails Lukc base aut Nor.
idau " here 70 will be used 1rom scpicmbft D.
oi tnch year 90 Mach 81, Inclusive, ~ the year
follow ~, 30 ifriEate 90 actts ol laai eni
braccd iu sectil ~, ~ ana 90 iOwuihlp IS
south Riu n Wesh SAT- L,ke base asa
meild,ia. lhls appllca,iae e die.s.gnatea 30 enc
All pfotestg against the grtuudw Of eaid
application. stating tie REASONS therefor. mpst
BE- made 81 aiadavit in dupilene and lied in
this once Withln thirty 90 dtysafter tiie COM
petiol Of the Publication oi ,hs ueiicc.
CALEB rANNnR,
state Enainror.
Date ~ first putiicatlou Oct. ilJ), date VI
completion ~ publication Not' ., 1873.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

~ oNe NV "tf"NhNN" WIN AAtFtAT
ness introduce him to your nelghbor,
Keep your word aud your wora VIII
keep you,
II is better Co make, ttw mistakes
than TO do nothing at all,
When Il Is US broad as It's long II
must be the square thing
After an exchange Of hot words Q
GOODNESS has set In.
The spark Of love Is usually kindlea
before there is q match.
Say not always what sou know, but
always know what You say.
The farmer who sets a good, straight
fence also sets good example.
People like 10 bo taken for what
they are worth, except when the tax
assessolSvlslts thcn.
..s-.- e.. ...st
The mole never waits for something
20 turn up; he goes right ont aud does
II himself
Contcntment Is merely The ability q
forget fora while the thlnga that are
beyond our reach.
---
Even the most aelrnod otps never
realize how little we know lll a small
toy begins 70 ask questions
Many womea after renedyiag a
smoky stove ora smoking iauh have
10 put up with q smoking husband
III the shoe ITS, wear it,"is u time
worn saying; but with a Woman ii the
shoe dts she takes il hack because Il Is
too big.
Father sent me over to borrow your
paper; he only wants u read IL
"rell him I'm coming oyerio borrow
his breakfast; only want 90 eat Il.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

DO you use printed s,aaoneDp Russ
uhy not? THE RECOEi
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

III the shoe ITS, wear II, h a time.
worn saying; but with Woman ii the
shoe dts She takes il hack because Il Is
too big.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

The farmer who sets good, straight
fence also sets good example.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

Father sent me over to borrow your
paper; he only wants - read IL "
"rell him I'm coming over 10 borrow
his breakfast; only want 70 eat IT,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

Many woneu after renedyiag
smoky stove ora smoking aiup htv,
10 put up with a smoking husband,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

Say not always what you know, hu
always know what You say.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

People like TO bo taken for what
they are worth, except when the tax
assessorNlslts thcm.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01
Out of the Ginger Jar,
Farm Journal

|" N'Af '''i N"'
II you are acquainted with Happi.
ness introduce him to your neighbour,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

When Il is US broad as It's long II
must be the square thing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

Even the most lelrnod otp- noycl
realize how little We know ma a SINAI
toy begins 20 ask questions
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

The mole never waits for something
TO turn up; he goes right ont aud does
II himself
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

After an exchange OF hot words Q
GOODNESS has set In.
~-~@-
The spark OF love Is usually kindled
before there Is q match.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-10-01

Contentment Is merely the ability e
forget fora while the thlnga that are
beyond our reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
UNFORTUNATE
HAVE LOST 4
TRUE FRIEND
Mrs. Anna Argyle Devoted
Her Life to Helping
Those Who Most Needed
Assistance.

In the death yesterday Of Mrs,
Anna Argyle. wife OF David Argyle,
there passed away woman who
had done within her means an
amount OF charity In Seattle per.
hapa surprising that done by any
other woman who has ever lived
In this City.
During her 20 years residence
here Mrs. Argyle devoted almost
her entire time 10 the care Of per
sons unable Ia provide for them.
selves and 10 providing means OF
education for boys and girls whose
parents lacked the necessary
means. Each recurring holiday sea
son found Mrs Argyle busiiy en-
gagged In preparing packages of gifts
and Christmas dinners for scores
OF poor families. Ia addition she
was a contributor TO almost every
worthy cause inauguratsd by 9th.
ers.
At the time Of her death Mrs.
Argyle was % years OF age. She
had been seriously III for only a
month, but had been ailing for a
year past. The funeral will be held
on Thursday morning at II o'clock
nj tho Bonney Watson undertaking
pArlorR and interment will be at
i.akrvtew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
NOTHING LEFT FOR
HER POOR HUSBAND

Not satisfied with the 81 200
which her husband had IN the
bank. and which he offered her In
settlement Of non-support suit on
trial against him. Mrs. Joegan
How'd demanded bis real estate as
well.
Mrs How'd was suing her hus-
band for Don-support How'd be
came conscience stricken and OF.
fered 10 mend his ways. providing
his wife would love him as Of old
This the woman promised 10 do.
providing he turned over 10 her not
only the bank account but his real
estate holdings AS we'll.
Justice Brown interpreted here
and said that the husband would
be making reparation enough II he
turned the bank account, amount.
Ing 90 $1,000. over TO his wife.
And that 10 the way Il was set.
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
Northern Express Co. Will
Again Auction Off a Lot
Of Unclaimed" Express
Packages.

Tomorrow morning tho Northern
Express company begins a two-day
auction OF unclaimed packages" az
1901 First nv.
Manager II. G. Burkon AYERS that
tho auction viii be on the square:
that only packages OF value will be
offered To bidders.
Last rear The Star had occasion
10 find serious fault with the
Northern Express company's auo-
tfion.
On that occasion The Star print.
cd the experiences OF several bid,
ders. who spent dollars for pack.
ages yhose value could be com.
puted only In pennies.
An employe Of Tho Star bid IN a
package for 81 which contained a
bottle OF Psruna and some worth.
less baby clothing. He did not on.
poet TO get anything OF value. and
was not disappointed.
Others In the crowd bid down
packages for varying amounts. and
the INSTANCES In which any article
OF value was secured were rare.
There was moral evidence on all
aides that the company had boost.
ers" 10 the crowd. whose duty II
was to SEQ that no package went AT
too iow . price.
II was noticeable that when the
bidding ardor OF the crowd died
down that a bidder won an article
worth many times the price he paid
for IL II waa also noticeable that
tho lucky bidder displayed his luck
20 the beat advertising advantage.
THIS Invariably stimulated the lag.
gtng bidders 10 renewed efforts,
and from the company's viewpoint
last years sale was decided sue.
cess.
VIII IL be the aame this year,
Here's what Mfr. nurkon says.
The Northern Express com.
pany'h sAle of unclaimed express
packages Ia ON the square just IA
FAR as We can make a sale OF that
kind straight. All medicine pack.
ages. ea;aloga. printed matter and
castings for machinery Of all kinds
have been thrown out. and will be
aoid 60 q junk dealer. No 'phoney'
bahdles win be put up at auction
With our knowledge. The packages
10 no Rnctioned of viii contain dry
guods, ieweiry. wearing apparel
ana other useful articles that are
usually sent By sxprsss."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
WALSH FACES TERM
IN THE PEh|TENT|ARY


(Couoludsd.l
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cier and many railroad men IN Chi.
cage.
The verdict Of the Jury,
which the higher court passed
upon. carried with II a possible
aggregate penalty 81 $40 years
In the federal prison al Fort
leavenworth.
Ever since January rs. 1908, n
bitter fight has been wagcd 10 keep
Walsh out Of prison.
Borne up BY the iron nerve he
always has shown In finance. he
was not crushed by his fate. though
the court room scene whom first
he was found guilty was one OF the
moat dramatic In chlcaEo's history
"it's only one sklrnlsh lost;
the battle hRs just begun" the
old banker aaid as he left the
court room.
The counts OF the indictment on
which Walsh was convicted In
VOWED nine distinct series of trans.
actions. These are the loaning OF
the banks money on memorandum
notes and the purchase OF bonds OF
the Illinois Southern and Wisconsin
& Michigan railroads. The Jury de
cided when les verdict was handed
down that Walsh had misappropri.
ated $1,000. 600. The fun indictment
charged the diversion of $1,000. 0a9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
FEAR ANOTHER BIC
ACCIDENT ON CURVE

Business men on i4th ay.. near
the exposition grounds. are daily
looking for repetition Of the ne.
cident Of several weeks ago, when
a car failed to make a Turn and
crashed into a restaurant, killing
one and inJuring 30. The speed
OF cars on the 18th ay. hill IN ter.
rifle. motormen making speed.
Ing course Of the thoroughfare. re-.
gardleas OF pedestrians and other
vehicles with which the street is
always crowded A petition IL be
ing circulated. and will be present.
ed 10 the street railway manage.
ment. asking that more care and
less speed be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
MANY SEE BIG SHOWS

Night sessions Of the live stock
and poultry shows az the A..Y..P.
arr proving most popular. Thls
Ia the last week Of both shows.
There will be a parade Of every
entry In the live stock show IN
the live stock arena at : o'clock
this evening. Many OF tho live
stock prices are going 10 Washing
ton exhibitors. with Seattle to the
front. Canadian exhibitors cap.
tured the principal pigeon prizes
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
NAVY STUDENTS REGISTER.

The office OF Registrar Herbert
T. Condor Of the University OF
Washington was a busy place yes
terday between 3 o'clock IN the
morning and In the afternoon.
while 7l2 students enrolled for the
fall term. Three hundred and
twelve OF those who registered
are new students. the other 400
being acquainted At the institution.
The enrolment on the beginning
day last year was 5s7. Eighteen
hundred students are expected be
fore registration closes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
FOR FAILING To PAY
Al|M0NY INSURANCE
MAN IS UNDER ARREST

because he refused 10 pay 800
TO his divorced wife. as ordered by
the court al the time the decree
was signed. Charles Phipps, assist.
ant superintendent Of the West
Coast Life Insurance company. VIII
be arreated on bench warrant and
brought before Judge Main 20 show
why he should not be punished for
contempt OF court.
The decree was granted Mrs.
Laura Phippa. September 1. aud
the husband was ordered TO pay hia
wife Si0o and $3.50 costs. Ae-
cordins to tho complaint filed this
morning he has failed TO pay either
amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
WILL THIS ONE
ALSO BEA FAKE?

effect that he keep saloons away
from the district entirely"
w, J Hamlet. real estate broker
la the American Bank building.
said;
The charges are absolutely false
aud unfounded as far as my name
is connected with the affair And
! wish that you would publicly cor.
rect r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
WINTER SERVICE TO FRISCO.

The big IinerB President and
Governor win be continued on the
aeattle-San Francisco run during
the coming winter II the Pacific
Coast Steamship company can pos
Hibly do IL without heavy loss.
The company assures the Chamber
Of Commerce. which has been agi-
tatlng for year around service.
that II will be done ~ possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
WHERE IS HENRY
WATSON CORNELL?

Where Ia CornellG
While the special sleutha OF the
prosecuting attorney are gumshoe.
ms securing the town. Henry Wat.
son Cornell. politician and orator.
h still at large
Il II reported that he would have
presented himself to the proHecut.
INK attorney today but he was
physically indinpoaed and decided
to postpone the formal Rrraignment
until some other time.
Cornell Ia wanted 60 answer
charge 81 blackmall Hts attorneys
claim to have secured hondnmen
for him and now are only waiting
the time when he appears aud gives
himaelf up 10 the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
MENplNeTon's BROKEN
PROMlaES.

The sweeping assertion that they
mend everything but broken prom
ises. crockery and glassware ~ Jus
titled. Furniture. trunks. side sad
dies. baby carriages. leather goods.
household articles. 1915 Sixth nv.
Phone Ind. 3726.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
WEALTHY WOMAN DIES
ON STEAMER At SEA

NEW YORK. Oct. Maranlse
Mary Des Monitors. Worthwhile. for.
merly Miss Gwendolen Caldwell.
daughter OF the late William s.
Caldwell Of Louisville. KY. died
early today on board the steamer
Kron Prinxensln CeciIie. Jus, "a the
liner arrived off sandy Hook.
She had been suffering from
Brlghts disease for q number OF
years. and was returning home for
treatment She vas immensely
wealthy. and was known socially
throughout the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
pesssYrsslAN SYNOD.

Rev. NJ. A. Matthews. OF the First
Presbyterian church. will preach the
opening sermon of the Presbyterian
synod. which begins It's three.day
annual session this evening In the
Westminster church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
CORRECTION


For less money than.
The important word than was
unfortunately omitted In The Star
OF yesterday in the Eilern Music
House contest advertisement. tn.
than should be there.
The advertisement corrected 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and
scalp. Leary's non-alcohoiie com
pound gives life. cures dandruff.
itching. falling hair. grayness and
badness. All druggists and bar.
berR sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

The report OF Superintendent OF
Parks Thompson. recommending the
purchase OF apparatus
and equipment for the Pendleton
Miller playground az 10th av. n. and
r. Harrison IT. waa adopted ycster-
day By the park board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
Our Coal Pockets

are not drains upon your pockets.
but afford you the finest screened
Coal IN the neigbborhood at the
most pleasing price5. We give you
your full weight OF Coal. too. with
out the addition Of any dirt or
rubbish. We have the best grades
for Stove, Furnace. or Range. and
we warrant every ton OF IL TO have
excellent heating qualities without
waste. Suppose you let us put in
a ton or two for tfial7 Then we
shall know We have secured your
regular trade.
VIZ Dill nCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

NEW ENGLAND CLUE MEETING.
The monthly meeting Of the New
England Club will be held Wsdnes-
day evening, October 6. az room 2z2.
Central building, Third av. and Co.
lumbia II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05
Here Are the Phrases /:

II 10 universally conceded
Victor and Columbia.
the worlds most eminent
Oilers Music House
makes Including the
by thousands Of Investigating
sells better planes
award al the Worlds
such a record would
purchasers from their
for lsss money than
handling exclusively
glorious chlekerlnu.
given tho highest
o. 9. Johnston Col
forty sscrea. that
In the phonogrsph ard
and best facilities for
taking machine line. having
not be satisfied with
at the A.-v~p. Exposition
the nnoss complete stock
Fair. Chicago. zs we'll a.
AZ sesffiss--and very
anything but tbs best
naturally q house with
car be obtained elsewhere,
celebrated and renowned
plano. and the fsrsovs
showing the Edison.
the thirty most
(suecessor 20
kIrbsll which wss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-05

- unsd farneure e
= s.sf<< 80 a. eur ekchtnss u
.rshlst ~ fef cash ~ usds. -
t,ssst ~. nus ycer fufnits0s -
- 8s.st-yen save deaf ms
Z 49, y. n psr.fs.sea1
- vssrSIrpRa Co desifes
tsssoSa .ss,s Hishssl prices rAtd
- AZ f.t " isst, Ind sess
ss1Nfy TO LOAN,
....a.a-.--4-s..a-..--.--
..-,ss - COUNTY, LOANS
CT A. vacant property -
=. m}fkI anF ameaht ffNtn ftt tn
- - short time. and eAsf
~ ssf.s. sturtexaat q CO.
4 80. rszk. sscend and Columbia
] - nv sAIsARfEp fEoftsE
\ .<seAax ksese ena e,hetA sts,n
" - ess~.s pas ments offi1as in
sIsies y " rclman. ga
sfa seeend Az, ~stf
/ -. - eash for mortgages aaa
~ 800 tr~enway, seS AmeFI.
~ ssaaias Main r'it tads.
~ ~
= rrST PaIvArE MONEY
*. ssG ssfiRs bioo
- -. sswsst rates ceasidsnsi.l
s<se ses Peoples Bank BIDS
- q farnlsnre. hersss etc wn
x~m IN Nss ferk elds 1t
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4 Ma
LIVESTOCK.
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:. nav ne.retns art sale Stables
y. sned ~ at pprposss ~ dAy
- tifI Wsstsfa Assnee Fhehss
- .Hf fst tstt
- $3.50 harm. beoA~ 10 harness
..,eh~a team q black pouIea
n. = hssss~ ~ sMatie titaee takes
~
! =, s.l4.-x Aaary COWS. also sweyrar
I ! ~ "a ene SEPARATOR Cows contgng
~ 4. al Eda. Eiipanser OAK
- ussh I'LL
-, sss fas sais. Phcae Eass ssts
- sses niis eo~s fsr sale tsea n
- !. sae< Phons East ans. ~~s-s
/ ~~y sems IN sale cheap Queen
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ARCHITECTS.
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