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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
DIES IN THE
STATE HOSPITAL
william s. Stoncr % Victim of Soft
ening of the Brain.

William S. Stoner, formerly a well
known resident of this county, late of
Cardington, Ohio, died at the Column
bus state hospital Friday evening at 5
o'clock.
Three years ago he was removed to
the institution, suffering from a severe
case of softening of the brain. His
condition gradually grew worse until
death ended his life Friday.
The deceased was aged thirty-fve
years. lie leaves a wife, Mrs Rose
Stoner of Cardington. Five brothers
and three sisters also survive They
are Mrs. Elizabeth wyatt and Mrs.
Susan Diffany of Waldo; Mrs. Mary
Rider of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania;
Harry B. Stoner of this city; George
and Fred Stoner of Waldo; Aberham
Stoner of Marion.
The remains were transferred to this
city Saturday morning. They will be
taken to Cardington where funeral
services will be conducted from the
home at II o'clock Sunday morning.
Interment viii he made In the Card
ington cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
Receivers Sale.

The undersigned will offer forl sale
at public auction. at the former place
OF business of The Ellery Brothers
Company, III South Main street, in
the city of Marion, County of Marion,
ana state of Ohio, on the 22nd day
OF March, A. d., 1910. at . o'clock
D. m, the personal property of the
SAID The Ellery Brothers Company,
consisting In part of general stock
OF merchandise. china and queens
ware, groceries, & 1Oc articles, no.
tons, wall paper. hardware and mis-
cellaneous articles, etc.
said property is to be sold In pur-
suance of an order of the District
Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Ohio, western dl-
vision, In cause Number 1876, The f..
M johnson Company, corporation,
etc, ct al, against The Ellery Broth
ers Company pending In bankruptcy
IN said court, and said sale will be
made in bulk to the highest and
best bidder, subject to the approval of
the court
Appraised value of stock: $7,S94.3 80.
Terms of sale: Cash on day of sale
T.. j. MONAHAN. Receiver,
The Ellery Brothers Company
8 1-1Ot
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
ALL WILL COME
OUT IN THE TRIAL

Kansas City, Mo, March 12--"The
entire story--every circumstance
will be told at the trial" is the state
ment of John " Atwood attorney
for the estate of Colonel Thomas ii
Swope. In speaking OF the alleged per-
suastion hrought to Dear on Mrs Il
Clarke Hyde which II is said induc-
ed her to make a will bequeathing all
her property to her husband who Is
under Indictment for poisoning mem
bers of the SwOpe household.
Mrs. Hyde, niece of Colonel Swope'
Is a beneficiary to the amount of more
than 100000. DR., Hyde's attorneys
deny every allegation concerning the
will of his wife.
Attorneys for the estate say today
they will show that shortly after the
death of Colonel Swope Mrs. Hyde
was taken in; that DIR. Hyde suggest
ed that an operation would probably
be necessary and that it would bee
best for her to make her will, leaving
him all the property
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
JAPAN WANTS
TO Be FRIENDLY
A Few Cranks Trying to
Stir up Trouble for Uncle
Sam.
BY United Press Wire.


Washington, March IA broadside
was fired yesterday at the Japanese
war scare by former Secretary of
State John w. Foster and Counsel
lor Matsui, of the Japanese embassy
81 cannot express too emphatic an
opinion" said Mr.. Foster, about this
Japanese war scare. only yesterday !
received % letter from an American
friend in Japan. dcplOring the agita-
tion In this country. He says il is
doing untold harm To American in
fluenco there. The Japanese want to-
he our friends. There are few
agitators and damogogues over there,
but the Japanese are sensible and
level headed race and can easily see
the hollowness of the anti-American
talk
81 don't know why there should he
any real anti-Japanese feeling over
here, for certainly the commercial
rivalry between our country and theirs
has thus far been conducted i'm the
friendliest spirit"
Counsellor Matsui denied absolutely
that there is any tcntiou between the
embassy and the state department as
a result of Japan's rejection of the
Knox plan, for the naturalization of
the Manchurian railroads.
81 cannot understand how these
war stories originate" said Matsui
"and | cannot discuss the financial re-
lations of America and Japan. !
know nothing about the so-called
japanese plans providing for naval
movements against the Unit ed States.
| do not believe tncy exist"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
MAY EXCLUDE
THE BIG LOBBY

Columbus, O., March 12--So obnoN-
ious have the lobbyists around the
legislature become that a senate con-
ference will he held Tuesday To con-
slider the proposition of excluding
them from the chamber. similar
move is TO be made by house mem
bers vino are mp I'm arms against the
boldness of the lobbyists during the
mast week in pushing the Elson tele-
phone merger bill through that
branch.
The auti-Lobbyists movement IN
the senate is to be led by senator WI
liams, chairman of the legislative
food probe committee
The incident Thursday when re
nrosentativc Dcgenhart, of Hamilton
comfy was trcked out of the house
so that he could not make motion
10 reconsider the vote on the Elsoh
rim has caused house leaders to go
after the lobbyists more determlhedlF
than they would have done
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
BELIEVE GIRL rs
HELEN BLOODGOOD

New York, March ia wen
dressed young woman, answering III
MANY respects the description of Miss
Helen Bloodgood, the young heiress
who disappeared from the home oil
leslie II. Fort In Lakewood, New Jer-
sev. Wednesday, was pickeed up
wandering on the Merriok road on
Long Island early today, She was
un.hlo to tell anything about herself
and was seemingly insane.
The young woman was hurrled TO d
bosnitaI and telegrams sent to the
Rloodeood family at Lakewood TO
come here to investigate. Every ell
fort To get the woman TO say so'lee-
thing about herself failed ana lhe
doctors believe she Is suffering from
asphasia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

tray.
1T was reported that when the
steamer st. Louis arrived In New
York that the consignment of sod
taken aboard at Queenstown was mis-
sing. The Irish Fellowship club was
chagrined The suspense was relieved.
however, when it was learned that the
sod had been docked before a com
mittee reached the vessel at u New
York Pier.
The crates weighed nearly two tons.
A genuine blackthorn chillalah and
several walking sticks for President
Taft came packed with the Gould
sod"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
Better Than Spankin &

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed wetting. There IS a constitu-
tional cause for this trouble. Mrs.
NJ. Summers, Box w, Notre Dame,
Ind, will send free TO any mother
her successful home treatment. with
full instructions. Send no money,
out write her today If your children
trouble you in this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are II
can't help IL. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people trou-
Dled with urine difficulties by day
or night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
PERSONALS

Nv. George Wilson, OF DeCllf, was
Marion visitor yesterday.
Theodore Bergegrun. of Green Camp
visited Marion friends today.
G. WI Brown, of Chicago is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Il. Kenner of this
city.
Mrs. Marion i Dice, of Farming
street, viii leave this evening for
Calispei, Montana, where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. Archibald Temple.
DIR. l.. NJ. Baldwin was called to
Mt. Gilead Friday afternoon to attend
the wife of Attorney Berry at that
place, who has been critically ILL.,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
NOTICE, MEAT MEN.

Out of respect to the late II. II.
Cunningham, all meat men are re-
to close their place of busin-
ess Monday from 1 till p. m. and to
meet at the late residence on Mt
Vernon Ave, at 2 o'clock to pay
their last respects to the memory of
Il beloved brother
BY ORDER OF THE CHAIRMAN.
1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
"AULD SOD" rs
NOW IN CHICAGO

! by UnIted PfosS Wlfe,
Chicago, March 12--Three big crates
containing the "ould sod of the
Emerald Isle. brought across the
water especially for the presidential
reception here st. Patrick's day. have
reached Chicago after many disquiet-
Ing rumors that the sod had some as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
An ANNOUNCEMENTS

Your presence at our formal Millin-
cry Opening Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday next is very much desir-
ed. Suffice II to say that we are
prepared to show YOU the seasons
newest modes In stylish millinery at
extremely modest prices Come
1t GERTRUDE CRAIG & co.
CHURCH ST.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Easter Suits for Men
The Best Clothes Made.
Tonight.
STRELITZS

Mrs. s. B. Lippincot tof east Cen
ter street entertained informally al
dinner last evening. Arter-dinner
hours were social in nature and the
hospitality of the Jippincott home
proved thoroughly enjoyable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Mayor Setter has received numer-
Gus complaints from, esdents of the
city who claim that the early season
baseball players are running over
their lawns and trespassing upon vac
ant lots. The police have been in
structed to investigate the matter and
II necessary, make examples of some
of the intruders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Time to think about Easter hats,
stock Is complete and by avoiding the
rush lou can shop with comfort, Our
line OF s. Easter hats will be sur
prise TO you No trouble to show We
have your hat Marion's busy Millinor :
store.
MRS. JENNIE THOMAS It,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

A translation of the Scriptures in
TO modern, idiomatic Spanish, is be
ing prepared for use in Puerto Rico,
cuba, Mexico and South America.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Denycr's municipal theatre oc-
cupying a part of the Auditorium IS
making money, according to Denver
Mnniclnal Facts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
LODGE NEWS

Nine applications were received,
three candidates were initiated and
other important business Transacted
by the American Insurance Union let
night An invitation was accepted to
attend meeting of Columbus chapter
March % and confer the degree.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Honduras now permits free impor-
tation of fence wire and staples TO
help the agricultural and cattle rais-
ing interests of the country,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12
RESTAURANT
IS SEARCHED
Police Believe They Found
Contraband Stuff.
PA1ROLMEN WERE TRICkED
Safe Opened While They
Were Asleep.
Warrant for Search Contained u
Clause Specifying the Safe In the
Rear of OKccfc Brothers Place
on North State Street.


on North State Street.
The restaurant conducted by o.
Keefe brothers on North State street,
was the scene of search conducted
by the police about 9o'clock last night
The officers claim that resistance was
offered and sensational development
will likely result
Chief Klinefelter and Captain Bond
In company with Patrolmen wilhelm
and Bell. armed with n search war
rant. visited the cafe after . o'clock
There was n clause I'm the warrant
mentioning In particular, n safe which
was located In the bar room The po-
lice searched everything thoroughly
but found no liquor, When they at
tempted to open the safe, they found
| II locked A demand was made that
the safe be opened. 1t is claimed that
the proprictors refused, whereupon
the trouble began.
Not being sure of their ground and
wishing to consult an attorney before
proceeding further, Chief l<linefelter
and Captain Bond returned to police
headquarters. but not until after they
| " '''''','" ''""'." ''''''" "
be'' "edr the saie anu h'struc'eu 'iei"
10 see that nothlns WAS re"io'eu our-
| 'iIs lne'' "oSehce'
Inc captain ana poiicc ch'ei i'au noI
neeh away Iohg uit,l t'e proprietor VI
tne care u"IocNeu tle Salc, Ncroru-
Wilhelm quantity OF llquld sup
posed Wh'skoE' was rcInoNeu iIo'',
| IL, a. hnI
the vault Ihe patroiuneh say .'a.
theS were tricheu ny ti,c 'ea''"' GU
| n''p. my Nero ii'u'.oe ~ o., ,'''o
| w ''o',' i"oi,' ~ a. - 49,
80 ~, 49,,
,r, t,. - ,,tar,,i, roi,,i,-
~, ',,' Il, "a oa,,oin rn,
!, ,n,,. ~ r,,,,, ,rr,,o,,,, .nard tho
Ito. r,dor ,iinorolto, nrocurcd -
,,an,,,,, or ,i,,,id from 81 wash basin
which 10 sunnnsed to no whisIcy and
w.ter I, 4. beIievod to he al least
6ftv per cent liouor and 1t will be
sant In the state cremist for anaIy-
sis at once
The police claim TO have had inside
information to the effect that whs-
| key was kept in the safe which the
proprietcrs refused to allow searched.
| They say that charges of resisting
search will probably be filed as the
| legal authorities claim that the Of
ficers had right To go through the
safe. AflidaVits VIII likely be lled
Saturday afternoon.
Mayor D. t Selter Is haNhs MS
troubles enforcing the autoihoplie
argument with local auto owner anu
the latter threatened to 'punch MS
face" The argument took place in the
postoiiice at the noon hour. A num-
ber of persons were present and for
self
In this particular instance, he mayor
claims that the auto driver had ran
his machine repeatedly through the
stroots without a license number. He
approached him abou, II several times
but the driver apparently paid no at =.
teption to the order. The owner or
the machine claims that be had sent
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Using the want ads of the Mirror
has saved many a dollar. Why not
you?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Tho Spring Styles are here. Get
your Faster Suit made at Vols, N.
Main Street. s-28- -eOdtf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Harry Plat of Hoylc street who
drew "a fine of 500 In mayors court
Friday afternoon after pleading
guilty to "a charge of selling liquor,
will likely go to the workhouse next
Monday. His friends are putting
forth every effort to raise the amount
of the fine but have been very unsuc-
cessful in their attempts. Plat is
committed In the city prison.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

Ray Thompson was arrested on an
intcrurban ear last night by Patrol
man Wilhelm. He had been in Bucy-
rus and was in a disgracefully intoXi-
Gated condition when arriving in this
city. In mayors court Saturday
morning, he paid fine of IS aud was
dismissed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-12

MRS. JENNIE THOMAS
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WANrgo-RooMa.

fleSssl III isissis no -
90 The AtAf star sis Cost nHiF one cen
per wefH ard maE - ssHt ~ ph0ne
ini al. MeiH 1889 tia waFas 90
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SALOONS WILL Be
CLOSED TOMORROW

Tomorrow helng election day. all
% the saloons in town have been
ordered closed during the hours
that the polls are open, from ~ In
the morning 10 o'clock al night
The trouble which u anticipated
AZ the polls by Illegal voting viii
compel the members ~ the police
furce 60 do aouhle duty an day. and
che usual eight hour shift viii be
heightened 60 Ne. The first patrol
VIII remain on their their heats till
released by the third patrol az
y. M The second patrol viii report
~ 10 a IN. and viii be assigned %
special duties In the various voting
PRECINCTS. whore they viii remain
till the polls close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
llNsT[lB MURDER
! STILL A MYSTERY

-. have found no trace &c
re pe''s - sl,led Charles 4un
I es.aay nish1 -. 4. chair
fR - 'e.a the police 10 believe
tzs. ~ sslms vas she wefk o.
Il ~ ~ a. rrcereep toward
lev ~, ~. identity has been niade
|p#s a. vas sarro,sed careol'e
.er.s aewn hts throat anN
r. acld vas used hF 'ae
49,. - Is give Gunsteada aoa'h
..e.anee Il subtitle a sem
wsseh the rolice srr slaa go
- ....rsel,,es q. as i removes
- ..s.sslsy a findlng lne niuf
= psles grcss. .,., e l 4 'se~'qs |.
\. men who rrh''sd s'"Ns'''''
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LABOR LEADER TO SPEAK.

Charles Perry Taylor of Tacoma
secretary Of the State Federation
of Labor will deliver an address At
o'clock ionlght before Tho MEMS
club of the. bethany Presbyterian
church. First av n and Roy st An
Informal discussion By club mem
beers Will follow SIR, Tayiof's ad
dress
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body after he dscd BY HE own hand.
but their efforts are not unusually
active.
Ia many ways their latitude re-
seublea that assumed when Hugh
Mcmahon was murdered and robbed
AZ that time every member Of the
police department hosly insisted that
M MaheH committed Suicide. and
that robbers stumbled across his
dead body and took hia valuables.
A year later they brought man
ffcm Chicago on the charge Of this
murder
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HoUsea tconslnuedl

FURNISHED HOUSES (contlnuedl
Fsse fafnisGssd ksSss issGs' mn ~
SH'thke. partly furnished. ~ 80. aPie
first ay ", aiapafwa.r aon cottaas.
Furnished, fl9 so paf mouth
Foft RrNf-RooMb,
MI III X 81 sSs,,.s y ~
iisnt, beat. bath. Phone 4 lssa ia
Very plessan, ana well furnished feew
Tor feann man. IN small private family
on hfel mn fhpne Aa,n tpfe
Pike a.. mex ror tent nice troai
II Phone I. 1851
ire Az. inaNs rear Nito heated
fnama o. % 81 per week
fauF 1914 close tu pleasant thrsst
faam Furnished nat reasonable
aena AZ 80 ~ bioee pafsh ~ fssief.
= unfetnishea reafra Ind y stsf
HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS.
--eN~@N~.~~~~~~@~ ~y~N~~N~N.~~~~ee~~
il4hf euuaY trent yie*. FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms. not FIRES bsth. as
sea- Fanfs isrgs lavg. aa objection ,s
~ lth az, "a Also siasia hasehing rooms
ana housekeeping suite $40 Virginia
anln 1881 reasonable near public mar
haat rprgaea a iitaM Furnished
hoassAsapias feetas enc estfa iarEa
rcen. sas hath and sisctrse nnhia Alse
other feUntH 81 Your nNu price
s,h av, seas Furnished hpusskaspins
feeins wth sac pnoa' and bsth' ~ 80
Columbia fes Steam heated sniss nos
men ~ up Va iifi
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heussh acpinH toena DO rot faii "a srs
tnrn Cheap rent
sisctfte neht bath sac. iite snd %
fgAs Nitfh Az tff4
sfh av. 1887 houses serine rooms.
one tiasis heas~ssepins room
coluwbla a. a.liousah ssrina Faams
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wANrEo-RooMe.
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iess
wanfsa Twa oaagdsru IN prisafs
heins AZ fenssnisHSss % "ess sFh
a sasa hen. - basra ehiiarsa can
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reesenatis ife etth a.
rye iatsss room and hoard faaaefn
house tnf RED AZ
HOTELS.
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~ Steam hsst en- suiiei ssssr
fsfuFn NaN haiia ihirs naul rates
tgss baths rhenes ffvn ~ 20 % psf
wAiAiH9 ai*tsnee wssk
utysapis Afaftnasnss ffausskssfins
aFsffgsstts sinais - - suite $40 fenaes
ever eanwsaiehsa - ~ sAd up LiNht
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baths t4i4 Nestafa Az
VICTORIA rxnnAcE--itfsf iftssaths
Hew. eamfattatis. 70 tsfnem Suites.
aisApr~afieN hsasi rates tgEse - sac
EAsf tsat
aisg avrf alehs At rae oaks tfss ana
Nlnth swrii seHM seF twes o. special
senkss rates
HofEl HAHHlNafuN sait sscana
MirNEnf. Fsuamsf strictly modern. go
spestafisi sell kwrf y tfs
WANTED 70 AENr-oFFicEss
Nf9Hl " Fen1 fafnfshFd afiitss' 81 : "
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affifs Address Al star
BUSINESS ci4AMcE..
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Iasee-usss 10 snap on sun
nFsi1s az nsaf teih 81
strictly modern frFoafn haWsa.
built lh pears has fa8 runrfsts
basement affie dHutle funsirarf-
"a rafneaf foundation crwhinas
flan fAtnfss Fireplace furnace.
Lee taMiAt ASaneawNntN AL naii
rsfma Gail at the office for fuil
details and isi ns ahae yea thfs
o. gAa@AnnthHr haFHain 20 wnnr
Naing 90 Canada and wants
o. close anf hls Interests here
tsfeam modern house On Feufth
aV a W. near Ffrmani Mailafa
ear. near ftth az Has fail CefuHnt
basement. double construction
combination fntures. furnace Lot
1anfaH assassfnNHfH az ralt This
na Rnat bug az a. 1850 ard aan.
aifefahir under sha market price.
Nee nsiEhtorhead Most any rca-
runabia terms
rOHiNNE SIMPSON.
TH1.g.s American nauk WidH
Main 1855. fud tEla
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Good Bargains
sos Orienial giock

Z have a Hira iigfis stan 81 Fies plsss
giafa4s ~ ssfs rhs4p. 80 eHnef - ieAf.
So faf fhs Hssf
ufaeaFy staFs in nae iarafiem. sta
ifftaa faatas so Hlahinf na1eF AsH
a. fnaNtrs. ataNf o. 4H1 AnrfkaT enc -
$50 soc fNses
rfaas asasH f1nnfinN hess. 70 faVns
SELL faFrisaast faf iaHfh rsaatef. aFHesff
faefsufsnt
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fiaa re aas knl &tfs 80 lAdtas
fs.fANna- sell faraiRNaa. right aawu
tsen. seas1 esss. aiee taf faf 81 ice
90 ass fhis Zee itsf cash. hAianoa titaa
f'afsnsFfa establishes ha~inTss euNr-
antasf rsnnfhfF tit1 ineefne 1850 Fine
4 hanrs 4uf FHAf4 iHan.
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EARMs ANo AcaeAoE-tcon,a.l
y $25
Ten Farms
q sos
Be Your Own Boss

Ten acres ~ Faaa land can be ln
tnfn the owner 49, income ~ from a.N00
% ta,seQ year We can cell sou tho
20 Affas lu sur neN colony az NspaViue
on such very raaY terms az tas down
ana halanfs a. afa month These
ifANts are Mlihiu frN minNtHs Nath
~ Eand town and thres railroads and
close 60 large mills that furnish ems
rlNf Went 90 purchasers Aiaa Nifhin
easy fraFh ~ the BIS markets - hes
flfh' and has been examined aud hfnutf
recommended 81 the q 4 government
fipHsf crops produced without irrigation
cheap lumtet zoe huiidiHM t.nFae nnH
Per &c tfagta already Huid aHd many new
BONUSES Fnina up Here Do your oppnf.
tnnitf 90 huf 10 arfes 90 excellent land
paftH cleared in the heart VI the riehs
ast farming srrtian ~ the state and
nhefe you can aNfaiu employment ahlie
.en ats settling started. iof ohlg tah
iNWW ana balance nn such aaNY terms
,hAt rpH uan mska the land naf for ~
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