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HAY SELLS AT $50

Pierre. S. D., Feb. b.-Reports
iron the country north and
YES of Belle FourGhe, indicate
aI1eayy snow in thisf state and
sSANyoming and Montana. Hay is
quoted at $50 a tdn delivered,
and hard to get It that price.
the delivery Is what puts the
s@prtce up, as haulint is almost inn
II possible, and it takes several
DAYS TO move a bad of hay only
a few miles, often requiring
f.aeyeral5l oadingsf to get 1t out Of
5 drtfts. South 9f Belle Fourche
the conditions Dire not so bad, as
much Of the snow has disap-
peared.
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LOCATE TUBERCULOSIS
HOSPITAL AT CUSTER

Custer. S. d.. Feb. 9.-Throush the
efforts of South Dakota representatives
it is probable that the government viii
furnish a site here for the State Huber
culosis hospital, which will be erected
some time this year. Government land
here is mostly in the forestry DEPART
ment, the government now having a
deal with the state for the transfer
Of some land here to the state for
school purposes. This is the site most
available for the hospital.
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CITY EIKS
=. INSTITUTE LODGE

Rapid City, s. D., Feb. e.---Last night
was instituted In this city. Elk were
present from all over the state. but
the largest crowd came from Lead and
Headwood on a special train arriving
Lead knights Of Pythias band and the
Fort Meade military band. After the
arrival of the delegations a fantastic
parade was held, about 100 participant
ing. After the parade the formal ex-
ercises of initiating the lodge began at
2 o'clock at Terthick's opera house.
continuing until IL o'clock when a BAN
quet was served. The ceremonies were
in charge Of c.. H. Dillon. of Yankton.
districtl deputy grand exalted ruler,
representing Exalted Ruler ]. u. Sam
mis- i'm hts state. ~
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AGED MAN DIES WHILE RIDING

Sioux Falls, S. D., Feb. 9.--To re-
back riding was the fate of John LIE
Baron. aged 10 years, near the home of
his grandson, Benjamin Davis. in Trip
county. The old man was riding when
he was seized with heart failure: fell
from the horse and died in a few mo-
ments. He had appeared in good
health.
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PRoHleiTloNlsTs DEMAND
COUNTY WITHOUT MOISTURE

Bookings, S. d. Feb. 10.-In view of
the fact that the proposed county OPP
ton law will be voted on by the vot-
ers of South Dakota this year. unusual
interest attaches to a meeting of the
prohibitionists of Brookings county, to
be held in the opera house in this city
on Thursday of this week. 1t is am
nounced that the purpose of the meet
ing is to investigate a movement to
make Brookings county dry" during
the coming year by ~petitioning the
board Of county commissioners to re-
fuse all applications for liquor licenses
his year. The prohibitionists who are
backing his movement say that UNI
der decisions of the courts of the state,
boards OF county commissioners are
given the necessary powers to arbitrar-
lily refuse all applications for liquor IL
censes. This is the first time in the
history of the state that this claim has
been made. and the outcome of the
movement will be eagerly awaited by
the, people. Of h state in general.
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YANKTON VINO VOTE
ON COMMISSION PLAN

Yankton, S. D., Feb. 10.-The city
council has set February % as the date
for a special election to decide wheth-
er Yankton shall nave the commission
form OF government. The action fol-
lowed the presentation of a big pc.
tition of the voters.
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ADOPTS the
COMMISSION PLAN.
Will Pay Commissioners $3.50.
a Year-Expend $4,000
on Waterworks System.

Huron. s. D., Feb. 4.-The
ton to adopt h commission form Of
CITY governmen and to issue $780, o in
bonds for Improvement Of the water
works prevailed at a special election
yesterday by q large majority.yA mayof
and four commissioners under the new
form will be chosen the third Tuesday
in April, each receiving q salary not
exceeding $3.50 a year.
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VKToN-NoRFoLk LINE
AROUSED FROM SluMRER

tnkton, SD, Feb. 5.-A Pittsburg
Dad promoter. G. A. Magee. is in
kton, and states he intends to take
the Yankton-Norfolk line. He
build a bridge across the Missouri
-. and feed the line from an ex-
.sive system of electric lines in South
.,akota and will extend the line into
as.Nsas. ""
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CLANCY is ,MPoRTuNED
TO GO TO CONGRESS

Wakonda. S. D., Feb. 1O.-Strong pres
sure is being brought to bear upon NJ.
j. CLANCY, of this place. asking him
to become a candidate for congress at
the coming primaries. Mr.. CLANCY has
served three terms in the state legis-
lature. two of them as speaker of the
house, and his earnest, impartial work
there won friends among all parties and
factions. Mr.. CLANCY has not as yet
candidacy. ...n.
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Fatal.

Waterloo. Ia, Feb. 1O.-While pleasure
riding Sunday night. Howard Fouch.
aged 16 years, was thrown against a
telephone pole in a runaway. He sus-
tanned a fractured skull. which will
cause his DEATH. Henry William. a
companion, also was badly injured. but
will live.
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TO SUCCEED NJ. j. CLANCY
AS HOUSE MEMBER

.Wakonda. S. D., Feb. 1.-The political
situation in Clay county promises to
soon waken into great activity as there
Will be lively contests for all county Of
ices and the fight between the insurg-
n and stalwart factions OF the state;
Will also enter somewhat into the local
campaign. Wakonda has an able cnn-
didate for the nomination as repre-
sentative In h person OF Attorney "
0. knight. who is already Announces
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1870
.Sys Es#0o~oACK 10 MTcHEEIs

Mitchell, s.. D., Feb. 9.-The state
poultry show is meeting with fine sue
cess. The attendance is large and the
in several years. Last night the an
nual election of officers occurred as
follows: President, William Drabbs,
Of Yankton; vice president, H. p. Sat
ton, Of Clark; secretary, Arthur Miller,
of Mitchell: executive committee!
William Scallin. j. NJ. Grow, George.
Law, Of Mitchell; A. j. Keith. of Sioux
rails; g. III. Washburn. of WATERFOWL;
u. NJ. Foote, of Inwood, Ia. MITCHELL
and Sioux Falls were candidates for h
next show which, however, was award
to Mitchell again. The show will
come to a close tonight.
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TLANo MAN FREEZES
TO DEATH ON PRAIRIE

s. d.. Feb. 5.-Information
been received here giving details
Ehe tragic death of Walter Weber.
rmer Scotland man, in North Da-
He left Harvey in the evening
i've home, a distance of eight miles
next morning his team was found
ding beside a haystack about two
S from home, and Weber's body
discovered in the bottom Of the
III, he having been frozen to death,
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DAKOTA CLOSE RIVAL FOR
DiMlNUTlVE BABY

Alpena. S. D., Feb. 1O.-Per-
haps the smallest baby ever
born in South Dakota. and
of the smallest ever born in the
United States. recently was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Schlund.
well known residents Of this
place. The baby weighs but
n and three-fourths pounds.
Notwithstanding it's smallness it
appears as we'll and strong as
and is doing quite Well. The
medical records. 81 the physi-
clans report. contain few If any
cases in which a child SO small
has lived after it's birth.
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vERMiLLloN OPERA HOUSE
OPENS TO THE PURiIc.

Vermilion. S. D., Feb. 9.-The grand
opening of Vermillion's new theater
took place here Saturday evening with
the production of George NJ. Cohan's
comedy, Little Johnny Jones'"
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BANKER Has BAD FALL.

Nevada, Ia, Feb. 10.-D. A. Arm
strong. a pioneer banker and merchant
of the county. was probably fatally in
tured. when he fell from a ladder at
his home in Gearing. His shoulder was
brok and he received serious internal
injuries. He was formerly in the mer-
camille and banking business in Ames,
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CANTONWNE GIVEN
A PRISON SENTENCE
Draws Four Year Term for Per-
jury While Trying to Defraud
Creditors.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Feb. 4.-JudRe
Garland. in federal court here. today
sentenced j. c. Cantonwine. formerly q
prominent merchant Of Armour. to q
penitentiary at ~Leavenworth. Kan. At
the December term OF federal court
here Cantonwine was convicted on sev-
eral counts charging him with perjury
bankruptcy proceedings during an all
legged attempt on his part to defraud
creditors, to whom he owed an aKgre-
gate of more than $50. 00c. During the
past few weeks Cantonwine has en-
deavored to effect a settlement with
his creditors on condition that he could
escape with a fine, with the imprison-
ment feature omitted. Since his cons
viction he has been fncarcerated in the
county jail in this city. Cantonwine 10
ated a sensation by claiming the safe
In his store at Armour a been robbed
OF $685. 800 in cash.
COUNTY OFFICER CONVICTED.
Webster. S. D., Feb. FIN the case
of the state against A. G. Paulsen. for
imerly deputy county treasurer. who
was charged with embezzling $5S1
while IN office. the jury returned a ver-
dict Of guilty. A stay of sentence was
granted while an appeal for a new triay
is made
~. Elk POINT WEDDING:
Elk Point. 8. D.. Feb. 4.-WiIliam L.
Brouillette. Of Hinton. Ia. and Miss
Emma JOHN, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry JOHN. Of Elk Point township.
We're married in this city. Father
Brady, Of Parker, oficiating.
GREGORY PAPERs CONSOLIDATE
Greory, 8. D., Feb. 4.-Editor L. A.
Wilson has sold the Gregory Times,
published at this place. to G. q. War
| n0c. OF the ANVnCQfQ md IF fo .,SrNn~-4
stood that the two plants win be con-
solidated. .H
DELL RAPIDS Loses PASTOR.
Dell Rapids. S. D., Feb. 4.-Rey. q. e,
Moe, in charge of st. Peters Lutheran
church here since 1891, Is dead at hiS
home here Of heart failure. He was 81
years old. S.E
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MONEY FOK

talent entertainment given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Study club net
ted SIS. which will be used in the es-
Establishment of a public library in thif
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RRorHERs WEp r

Clear Lake. S. D., Feb. 1O.-Ezra West
and Miss Agnes Goddard II Benja-
min West and Miss Minnie Goddard,
brothers and sisters, We're the princi-
pals in the double wedding which ook
place at the Methodist parsonage. They
had known each other since childhood.
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ASK DIVISION OF ONE
COUNTY INTO THREE

Pierre, S. D.. Feb. THE move on
the part of the people of Philip for d.
vision of Stanley into two counties has
called III further discussion. and the
county are now asking for a division
into three counties. The western por-
ton to be cut off, and sliced into two
new counties. This would place Philip
practically in the center of the SOUTH
western county, and give the towns in
the northwestern part Of the county an
opportunity to choose a county sea
among tho :lselNes.
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MOTHERS CONSENT NECESSARY
IN YOUTHFUL MARRIAGE

Vermi1lion, s.. D., Feb. 7.-When Mrs.
A. D.. Papin, a farmers Wife, learned
that her daughter, IA years of age, was
planning to marry Johan Johansen, a
farmer boy, against her wishes, and
that they had already gone so far as to
up the old gray mare and came to the
city in haste. A warrant charging the
prospective soninlaw with perjury was
sworn out. and Johansen was arrested.
The witness to the marriage %certi1-
cate, who swore that Leona Papin was
Is years Of age. vas John Landrigan,
but he has disappeared. Johansen has
been released on $500. bonds, and will
be given his hearing on T~uesday8of
next week. 80
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WATERFOWL CAMPAIGNS FOR
USE OF HOME PRODUCTS

WATERFOWL. S. d.. Feb. THE,
Watertown Industrial association. In
corporated under the laws of South
Dakota, bids fair to do for Waterfowl
manufacturers and jobbing interests
and to the catalog houses of the cnun-,
try what the boycott is doing to the.
meat trust. Every article that is either.
manufactured or jobbed by a Water
town firm is being listed and the lists
will be distributed to every house in
the city. 1t is the purpose Of the assoc,
citation to make it a d~iscreditable
thing for a Watertown citizen to be
caught sending Off for anything from
cigars to heating plants that can be.
bought at home. The association has
a large membership and the moral sup
port of the majority OF the citizens.
The officers Of the home boosters are
George H. Baxter, president; General
Mark w. Sheafe. vice president; Frank
w. Lyon, secretary; James w. Dough-
erty, treasurer.
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HURON MAN DEAD.

Huron, S. D., Feb. 7.-Wednesday oc.
Cured the death at his home in this
city Of John Murphy, aged &C. years.
Murphy had been a resident Of
Beadle county % years and was among
It's most prosperous and progressive
farmers. He was a native of County
Armaha. Ireland. His wife and nine
survive him, all the latter be-
ing present at the funeral services,
which occurred today from St. Martins
Catholic church. conducted by Father
d. F. Desmond
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cENrERv,LLE RECEIVES PASTOR

Centerville. S. D.. FEB: 10.-Rev. j.
Watson. of Higamore. S. D., With W.
H. Thrall. D.. D., of Huron. conducted
services at the Congregational church
here Sunday. AT business meeting
following, Mr.. Watson was given a
unanimous call to become the pastor,
which was accepted. Mr.. Watson's year
begins hero April /. but he will go
abroad during the summer to visit his
aged parents in London. returning the
last Of August.
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1HURoN TRACK MEET ser
For MAY 26 AND q

Huron, S. n, Feb. 10.-May rs and %
have been fixed as the dates. and HUI
ron as the place. for holding the annual
track meet of the South Dakota Inter
collegiate Athletic association. Mem
bers of the executive committee-Percy
Huntemer, president. Bookings: l.. II.
Smith, secretary and treasurer. Huron:
G. A. Norgren, Nermillion; N. Hass,
Redfeld; Lawrence Todnem. Mitchell,
and Henry Halla. Yankton, in session
here. selected medals to be awarded for
individual events. and also the cup to
be given the college winning the great
est umbe Of points. Instead of the
old jointed variety for hurdles. the stiff
high hurdle will be used. The one mile
relay is omitted and d halt mile relay
added.
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ELk POINT

Elk Point. 8. D.. Feb. 4.-William I
Brouillette. Of Hinton. Ia. and Mis-
Emma JOHN, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry JOHN. OF Elk Point township
were married in this city. Fathe
Brady, OF Parker. officiating.
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"0RAuSTARK."

dramatised from the novel of Geo.
Barr McCutcheon. will be presented
at the Opera House. Feb. 7th.
This attraction comes to US with
the same amount of players that
made the play such a decided success
in New York and Chicago. There il a
distinct literary flavor to the play.
for it Is we'll written, IL true tn the
laws of dramatic structure and has n
continuous and well developed plot,
with characters that are humsn.
Geo. ID. Baker who adapted the
book for stage purposes has followed
the text closely and built play that
realistic and interesting from the
moment the curtain rises on the two
Americans at the Continental Hotel
until il falls on the two lovers seat
ed on the throne in each others arms.
The marked originality in the con-
struction of "Graustark,' il it's chief
charm; new methods are employed
in duildsng the situations. and the
dialoge 5ristles with bright lines and
witty repartee. The play il exquisit-
ely mounted and introduces a num-
Der of novel scenes and electrical ef-
fects. The latter were invented for
this production. by Jas. w. Castle.
under whose personal stage direction
the performance il given. Isabel
MacGregor As princess Yetive."
Maurice +. Brierre, Jr.. as "Greenfall
Lorry," and j. III. Lewis ar Baron
Dangloss," are entitled to their share
of credit in making Mr.. McCutcheon' 3
story the premiere romantic drama
of the age.
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MARDI GRAS

Mobile. Ala. New Orleans, La.
Pensacola, Fla.
Low rates for this occasion, via
the Mobile q Ohio railroad. Tick
cts on sale February I 10 7th in
elusive limited for return not later
than February 10th, 1910. How
ever, final limit may be extended
to and including March eth, by de-
post Of ticket and payment Of fee.
For full particulars, apply 10 near
est Ticket Agent Mobile ~ Ohio X.
r., or write JNO. NJ. BEALL,
General Passenger Agent. HIT
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Telephone Talk No. S.

1t is the desire Of this Company
that you become thoroughly in
formed as to the many advantages
and usefulness Of the telephone,
and to this end, you are invited to
make an inspection Of the Com
pany's operating room during bust
ness hours on week days. There
you see the manner in which you
are served and can appreciate the
conditions under which you are
served. There you see how earnest
ly this Company is trying to please
you. and. no doubt, you will leave
with the determination to cooperate
in every respect with the Company
in order to give you quicker service.
This invitation is for you.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
incorporated
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
FOR
MEN AND WOMEN

The Government gives RAILWAY
MAIL Clerks $500 per year to start and
increases to $1,000.
Uncle Sam will soon hold an exam
ination throughout the country for
Postal Clerks. Letter Carriers and
other Government Positions. The
work IL pleasant. hours short and pay
liberal. In is estimated that 50. O0O
appointments will be made this year.
The Government wants men and
women over Is. Any reader OF The
Weekly can get full information and
instructions TO pass the examination
by addressing the BUREAU or Is
sTRuCTION. 673 HAMILTON BUILDING,
os-12m. ROCHESTER,. n. "
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The popular Phoenix Drug Co.
will reward the fourth best in the
Weekly's big special contest with a
3 pound box of Whitman's Fancy
Candy, valued at 1925. The can
dy is of the finest and best and is
worth winning.
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The Big Store, j. b. Ellison
proprietor, offers a most beautiful
lady's long cloak, valued at $3.50.
II the third best in the Weekly's
Big Special Contest. It's a thing
of beauty and will be a joy forever
to the winner.
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VOTE TO BE PUBLISHED AGAIN
NEXT WEEK.

All the candidates, whose names
were in the list published last Fri
day are still in the race, and some
of them will have shown how they
have been at work when the vote
is published again next Friday.
The special prizes offered by IL.
w. Maier, Lam and Carter Hdw.
Co., the Big Store, Phoenix Drug
Co, have stirred most of them to
double action. A little more than
two weeks and the opportunity TO
win one of the Grand or Special
prizes will have passed. Those who
improve the remaining days OF the
contest by insistent efforts to Sc
cure subscriptions for the Weekly
bid fair to become the winners.
There is no time TO rest on the
situation now. The contestant
who continues active to the close
can make himself the winner. The
candidates have been running to-
gether up to the present, but those
who will figure in the distribution
of the beautiful diamond ring, sew
ing machine, gold watches, and gold
rings and shot gun will begin to
,haoI e tkA r,th orc y,,Jar ho
tremendous pressure of thei- closing
date of the contest which is an
nounced to take place at Z O'Clock
ID. m. Saturday February 10Th.
The contestants who do not make
the most of the thribble vote offer
will be in dangerous position at
the end of the contest.
The race is not always to the
swift, nor the battle to the strong"
said the philosopher of long age,
but they didn't have any voting
contests in those days.
If the ancient sage were enjoy
ing existence in Monroe county to-
day, and the contestants were to 60
TO him for counsel he would probably
read them the thribble vote offer
and say:
Hurry up"
Get busy -
DO it now ! :,
Subscriptions to the Weekly are
easy to get. The majority of the
contestants interviewed claim that
subscriptions are easier to get now
than during the first part of the
contest. This is natural, consider
the enormous amount of publicity
that has been given our contest,
not only in the columns of the
Weekly, but in every possible way
that would assist our contestants
to secure new subscribers.
Where it was possible to secure
one years subscription during the
first voting period, it is now as
easy to secure one for several years.
This shows that the public is taking
interest in the contest. 1t behooves
contestants to work constantly if
they wish to get the larger subscrip-
tions that await hustling candidates.
Put your pride in your pocket and
let every one know you are out to
win.
Remember there will positively
be no votes sold under any circum-
stances or for any consideration,
either now or on the last day of
the contest. Every dollar taken in
must be in payment of subscrip-
ton, and no subscription will be
issued for longer term than ten
years for the Weekly.
Other than the votes issued on
subscriptions, or clipped from
the paper, no votes can be Sc
cured in any way.
80
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RINGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Relieve Indigestion and Stomach Troubles
The state ~ Mississippi Monroe county tn
the Chancefs court. IA lartc. Mrs Ma
Hulf Lou Is,uafpr ff Al No Itln

mie Lou lcsfnstcr ef al No. fh21
ny virtue Of a da.srre 81 the Chancery Count 81
said County. rendcrssi in the above sty led cause
on the 3Oth day of June, 1919. az the June term,
A. D.. tsu9. 81 said court. ! the undersigned
duly appointed special Commissioner ~
said Court. will on the
10th day Of February, a. ID. 1910.
between the hours u eleven O'Clock a. "a. and
four O'Clock D.. M. sell nt the west door ~ the
County CONT house. in the city of Aberdeen. in
said Monroe county, to the highest bidder ur
bidders. for cash the following drarrihed real
estate, situated In the county Of Monroe in the
state Of Nissi~gippi, to-Wtt
Commencing AZ the north east corner of block
~. running due west aJ feet, thence south iHl
feet thence east % feet thence north 100 feet "a
place OF beginning. according 60 Holmes survey
~ the town Of Nettlet0n aud more particularly
described ~ part OF north west quarter ~ see
ton -, township II. range east. Monroe roun.
~, Mississippi.
Dated this the - day 1T January, A. y. 1910.
e. q. SMITH. special toWmiHHlnuPr
jan 1s-Jt
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J. a. Gay, the Druggist, always
generous, comes forward this week
with "A consolation prize. The lady
contestant ONLY who secures the
least number of subscription votes
in the Weekly's Big Special Con-
test will get his gift-a 2-pound
box Of Huyler's Fancy Candy. The
least you do, the best chance you
have to win this prize. But il il
worth winning.
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Frost-Proof Cabbage Plants.

can supply those wanting Frost
Proof Cabbage Plants ready for the
open ground, in 500 or 1000 lots, at 20
cents per hundred (. o. b. Aberdeen.
Ready TO deliver between January
and Is. Give me your order at once.
dec31-3t &. r.. SEANY.