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say Convict Banker il Favored.

Syracuse. n Y, Oct. =. Governor
Glynn has ordered John Fl. Riley.
state superintendent OF prisons, to in
Ssstigate charges that Daniel Al. sui.
iiyan. former president Of the Me-
chanies and Traders Bank of New
York City. Is enjoying special priyi.
leges at Sing Sing prison, where he il
confined. During the last week stories
that Sullivan was allowed to transact
private business from the prison. and
that he frequently was seen riding In
an automobile, hasa been circulated.
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To Respect Rlahts Of q. s.

Washington. Oct 26,There win be
no further interference by British
cruisers with American commerce at
the gateway to New York. At the be-
ginning of the war several British
cruisers made their appearance OF
Sandy Hook. Captains of neutral
ships were signaled and In some cases.
stopped by the British cruisers to es-
tablish their identity. The attention.
Of the British government was called
to the practice at the suggestion O.
the navy department and orders have
been given for It's prompt discontinue
Ancc.
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Explorer Likely Drifting on Ice.

Seattle. Wash, Oct. 24.--yilhjalmur
Stefansson, leader of the Arctic ex.
ploring party which went north i'm the
Inflated ship karluk, il alive and drift
ing westward on moving fee. probably
$50 miles north of the Alaskan coast.
In the opinion of Burt AZ. Mcconnell.
who accompanied Stefansson on his
bunting expedition when he became
separated from the Karluk,
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sixth Child Rern to ouesn.

Madrid. Oct. 2s.--A son was born
to Queen Victoria of Spain. The
queen OF Srain Is q granddaughter of
the late Queen Victoria of England.
oMa pue suo5 ssIql suEsq sIsuao
The son born is her sixth child, the
daughters.
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JURY IN MlNEoLA. CASE DisA.
oREEs AFTER THIRTEEN
HOURS DELIBERATtoN
AND is DISCHARGED.
FINAL BALLOT STANDS TEN
TO TWO FOR ACoUITTAL
Doctors Wife Accused OF Staying Mrs.
Bailey Faints at News--says She
Expected TO Be Freed of
crarne~-EaiI Likely
to Fellow.
RELEASED ON SIS 600 nelt..

RELEASED ON $4,000 BAIL.
New York, Oct. 27.-~Nirs Flor
ence conklin csrman, who was on
trial In MineoIa fer the murder Of
MFe. louise Bailey, was released
on $4,000 bail by Justice Charles
n, keiby In the Kings County
Court IN Brooklyn. Accompanied
BY her attorneys she started Inn
fnediately for her home In Free
port.
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No CAN Fer Volunteers.

Berlin. Oct. as.-tyia Wireless. -
According to d statement issued ny the
German press bureau there win be no
call for volunteers At present and also
there will be no cLliing into active
service Of the entire lanawehr.
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the British fleet.
Y Germans Hold Ypres.
London, Oct. 27.--It appears from
official reports Issued from German
and French headquarters that the Ger.
mans. finding II impossible TO advance
aiong the coast toward Dunklrk, owing
10 the IRE from the British and French
warahlps. took d route a little more In.
land and have succeeded In crossing
the Yser canal. which the Belgiana
have been defending stubhn1nls scs q
week past, ID the west Of Dlxnsade.
The Germans also have made prog
fess to the northwest uf Ypres and
still are In possession oil Roulers. tow.
ards which the allies were advancing
last week and I'll one tine were report.
cd 70 have captured The Germans
claim 10 have taken 500 British troops
Id the lighting III this neighhorkood.
10 add To the trials of the troops d
short spell Of fine weather has given
place to another downpour OF ruin,
which will convert the lowlands of
Flanders into great lakes.
Great Battle In Poland.
In Poland very heavy battle now
IL III progress between the Fortressea
of Nangorod and Radon. where the
Germans aud Anstrians, who were de.
faated in the first attempt to croas The
vtstula before the former city. have
made d stand against the Russians.
swho have followed lid the hope OF de.
stroying them.
The MontenegrIns admit that they
have had to Withdraw to their presi.
GUS positions along the Bosnian from.
tier after an attack By d superior
force oil Austriana. The latter. iii fact,
seem 70 be lighting In manner OF
which their first performance In the
war hardly gave promise.
Turkey. which Ii was believed AT
one time had decided to throw in her
lot with Germany. again has assured
the ambassadors OF Great Britain,
France and Russia that she intends to
maintain her policy Of neutrality,
Turkey. however. continues her mill.
tary activities and Ii collecting trans.
RIsA sAAitANiSs WhltNht ~ ~ 5SSAtus arc uGke
tined for tho Egyptian frontier,
II is considered that strong Russian
forces on the Turkish border have Il.
nienced her.
Would Shake Allies or.
Paris. Oct aT. The German masses
hi Ia Hassee appear, from the desper.
alto efforts which they are making, to
be trying 81 shake themselves loose
from the close grip Of the allies, who
menace their communications from
thpre and from ArneRters. The In.
tense ardor OF the battle lis nndinnin.
ished. Bath armies received rein.
forcements. but the allied lines with.
stood formidable shocks and delivered
severe counter attacks.
Tho furious nature OF the conflict
can be gathered from the fact that In
front of one British infantry division
In q very small space over 1900 Ger
man bodies were found after an IN.
gagement, while 600 German prisoners
we're taken By the British In the
course OF the attack.
La Rassee, which forms nromori.
tory near Lille. IL d very important
point covering railroads which
| the Germans seem determined ia cars
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conarsss Elllhustsr callans...

Washington. Oct, 2s.--The filihnster
which has been holding congress In
session collapsed Saturday and lead.
ers on both sides agreed to adjourn.
ment.
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vssss. Reported DAMAGED safe.

London. Oct. 2ss.8 Holland Americata
line officials st Amsterdam say the
steamer Possdam. reported to have
struck q mine In the North Sea, Ii
safe In the barber - Rotterdasn.
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hare az whatever cost, but the ailies
resistance hitherto has been too stub.
born.
A Strange Situation.
London, Oct 24.~~On the western
Belgian coast there lii being fought a
battle which, for display or advanced
military and naval science, for spec.
tacular effect, for ferocity of action
and appalling losses, Is a realization.
OF the most fantastic dream picture
Of the War Of the future" ever put
on paper or canvas.
The admittedly strongest army In
the world lis being held impotent by
one Of the weakest numerically.
The Germans, heavily REINFORCED
by fresh land troops and by naval
brigade of 10000 men, have extended
their base from 0atend to Mariafienke
and Middlekerke, half way between
ostend and Newport, and from these
positions are Smelling the Belgian line,
which extends from Nieuport south
along the River User. n distance of rs
miles, the German lett flank rests on
the coast.
The 3elgians are being aided by the
French land forces, the British war.
ships on the sea, and the british moni-
tors and amaIi gunhoats In the canals
aud rivers.
The ferocity OF the three.eornefed
bombardment continues undiminished.
Losses on both sides are reported to
he terrific. The Germans are reported
to have left 10000 dead and wounded
on the field.
No peclsivs Battle Vet.
Although 1t is now just two months
since the allies concentrated on the
France Belgian frontier to oppose the
German advance and the Invaders
have been almost to Paris and back In
the interval, no decisive battle has
been fought. Neither side has destroy.
ed or even partly destroyed an army.
Even the Belgian army escaped almost
intact after the country was oyerrun
by the Germans.
The same can be said OF operations
I'm the east where the armies of Rus
sia. Germany and Austria are fighting
except In the case of Lieut.. General
samsonoff, the Russian commander
whose army WAS partially destroyed
by the Germans In the battle Of Tan.
nenherg, east Prussia.
Russians Score Victory.
In the present battle CIR the river.
yistula. from Warsaw south to the
river Pilica, the Russians are said to
have scored an important victory In
driving the Germans back aud have
captured many prisoners, besides guns
and ammunition But the defeated
army. when II gets back to It's selected
position, can entreneh and start an.
other siege battle such as that which
occurred on the river Aisne In France.
SonthwaFa Of the Piiica the Germans
fei.a the river Vistula exceps in front
of the fortress at Iyangorod. where
they were driven back hy attacks from
that stronghold.
The Austrian art az, which was SO
often described al routed and de.
stroyed iu the battles Of Ealicla. has
sprung into life again and Is attack.
ing the Russian left wins. The Aus
trianss however, apnarentiy have found
an impenetrahle barrier at the River
San north OF Jaroslow.
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British Chief 81 stan pies.

Esonden Oct General Sir
Charles fIlttInshan Iaorsiey Douglas,
chief ot the imperial general star and
nrst military member III the army
uonncIl. Is dead.
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eIetas lous subn srlne safe.

! nafiilh Oct .s~Iny Wireless Is
slysiie, r Ll--ss II learned that ii
was the German submarine To which
SINK the British cruiser Hawke. she
has haen returned safely h her home
haFhor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-29

Germans Reported Quitting Antwerp.
London, Oct, a6.A dispatch ta the
Daily Express from The Hague says 4
report received there from Antwerp il
~ the effect that the Germans are
efacaating the Belgian city, The dis,
patch adds that tho German garrison
left Friday in response % most urgent
orders.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-29

Many harmless looking bottle CON.
tains lot of fish stories.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-29

Gold may be the key TO society, but
poverty Is the strongest bar.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-29
i.arss capeniish slaln.

London, Oct. gl.~~Sir John caven,
dish. brother OF the Duke Of Devon.
shire. has been killed In action.
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He--Win you share my LOTT
She-No. don't like the crop Of
wild oats on it.
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Germans Hold Yprea.

warahips IN an endeayor to cripple
the British fleet.
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tnre az whatever cost, but the ailies'
resistance hitherto has been too stub.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-17
POULTRY ~ GTATE FAIR.


D,o., M
ms st.t VIII he tho Nee
@ u Aett!S tau'-..s H.4ay TIE
80 S'tlr fatE ". f.s.-, Wa.eu
r'7''." - --.',F, '.'a.et A. Iae
oN' a..ih Nj De =sre}t aaHg..I
t1I''!s ds$t4.>E, t-alsaaa Of tHs
htEe5t 3l.9ded fowls sa e.. s5.0rlWast
en- cfed For itch Prizes. 5itf also. ls,o am
hH&l nt t1#S oil Tie lr1s WHITE
NAah|otte club, I'll IeNas I.-aHa. Is.
I'D Itrd Club ANA ja. TeAas aHred
lsut Il ID. aHoH.a.9s. "A .t..- lH.pl.t. .,,s
Poultry .teScliat'un. I,s,Urs In Toy
a. aaNe been IG}itel +. H.. map.se-
H'eAl u tho ta31 10 !ueet s. llt. tt.ty dur
ms the "a Of the exposition.
All ut tao standard breeds ri rtie;,-
ems. iGrEvt., ducks uiI ulvaq. ,d4.au-
ana Pet stock VIII be shown as ra,,ar.
before.
This promises to he a banner ye3r il,
the poultry division Hrlzrs ara NOR.
A""IaI than ever before The rirr,, -
Sahlztu"Hs named contributed snrriIIs
tt'at Dung the grand total to bigher
llSuieS than last year. and fanciers il,
APPRECIATION Of this are sll..a4r., ao M
tereSt that makes a big lI-rIs. u5ns,
promising.
Director f. f. Sllnev OF rh4e do,...,,
nlent declares no single ,faI5',,,,,
Of the state Fair nf ~. f.,'' VIZ M
much value as rprt.ft,it,, -, 80 va ~
making industry as tbr ,[,,1,,t - -
paFtmCnt especially if mo rn.,
Publishing and the Morls re.t,Ilr,a -
inake 1t a success be taken into consid-
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OVAL To COUNTRY

in Germany

-ri ,f.,..., lt,i1..,A A,ogu+ f.
Ill.,. I,.:.,.r \,.,ll,.l,,
III f.-e,o.,a,. a,efatpa one hundred
s5.7.ti-t r,a4aAarA Of tAe Refehslae
,..,. a., ,,.,ol fa}spbogd according a.
Iearl II Won WejaaHlad, the United
l,re.- STAFF CORRESPONDENT at Berlin,
,sho came 10 fine lfagee 10 file his
,f..patabas
Socialists are fighting for the
Fa,herlanl There has been no
,,ri,1i., antf-var DEMONSTRATION in
AIR.. a.,,s ncfore tho war when the
s.,oi.li.t. r.aIi4.d ,bat VAR ,q,s I'M
o,.t,sf.ie
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OUR Slang N ENGLAND.
Tie Weird Meanings OF Some Popu-
lar american ldione.

There is a modern book by Brit
on which ought not to pass to the
oblivion that seems lis destiny. Il
is painfully serious book. albeit
an exceedingly humorous one. No
thought however, OF the latent hu-
NOR within its pages seems 10 have
davned upon its author. Every
rage bears evidence that he toiled
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hreathe Freely. Clears Stutfed-np,
'hiiamcd Nose and Head and
stops Catarrhal Discharge. Cures
Dull Headache.
Gef "A small bottle anyway. Just to
Try lt-Apply little in the nostrils
ana instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air Passages OF the head
VIII open; you will breathe freely;
deilnees and headache disappear
ny morning. the catarrh, cold-in-
head or catarrhal sore throat will be
gone.
End such misery now. Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
't any drug store. This sweet, fra
grant balm diasolves by the heat Of
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}TIilivst MD tiNiiFIAIloN
american sports Changing the / H.
changing i;Iot.

-
NH'n an 'fIeh'7I PeoIIe 9t'"''iS
le'tiE iht'l'7''a III ''el'I''i i'ai
-2"' ln'd13toa 'h'tt III 'H'5 lAli''a-
hleA'3is o. tHoG"fA eiFiIiz@iioh ''e+
ere -tlt1i& wei advanced. i''eIe-
lure dFt'Aui"F interest @t'1e"eS 10
" recent report ny D. 2ooH'"Ft
consular correspondent at SaiIi''e
"89 cans dtlelAlloa 10 inc iit'tI''-
toos expansion III inc site OF a1A-
Ie'lr AooHa III the fhthPP'hea-= y
It" years ago aitef ilt array AoiA
ha4 laaE2t we fllIl!Ao7 "'@4t"l a. 4
ieN M#a|la merchants lot III small
stocks o. athletic S"oas. SINCE thth
LII" tJaae mas increased several
hundred per cent daa t"4aS' We are
told some OF THESE it3Hta rely upon
'helf a'iletlt good department 70
carry thr5H through ptfIo'9 OF or
dlhafN basiles" depression. ilefc
are no" hNe IaISe importers Oh alh-
/ l@s'o &oous III hahiI@' ana an tue
i'dd'hT amer ltaH manufacturers ot
thl9 class et Sooas are represented
! III the h44PP'hes, say 'he idoi3H-
apoI's 9taf.
1t Is interesting TO note, TOO, that
nothing but the best viii do for
these filipiuos, WIG prior to the
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At ONCE! CLOCGED NOSTR|LS 0P9|
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRA N||

the nostrils; peneifa'e' ' a.,
inflamed. swollen msD' j,
lines the nose. head ''' :,
clears the air passase'' I'D
discharges and a feeling O =. Il
soothing relief comes 49, -, !
Don't lay awake 'o-D'' y
Cling for breath, WIN "A
nostrils closed, havsins :" i.
ing. Catarrh or a 'Y aos. IN
running nose, foul n'a l.g ans
into the throat, and '"' sl,ssI
distressing but lru's &c, ~
Put your iai'" ;, md yas|
'sEly's Cream Baip 10 tsl
or catarrh will Sa cars.
Curliu's Two Drus
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III =" draws
Out the acids and
roisons that puff
up your feet. No
matter how hard
You work, how
long You dance,
h o :" far you
Wa!i. or how long
you re'aHtin on
your feet, "TTZ'
b Jugs rcstfnl
foo { comfort.
"Ifz" is won
derful for tired
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aching, swollen, smarting feet. Your feet
Just tlnalo ior joy, shoes never hurt or
seem tight.
f'eS % cent box OF "rlX" now from
any druggist or department store. End
loot torture forever-wear smaller shoes
keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy.
Curlin's Two Drug Stores.
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TIL CLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

'''rlZ' makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away 90 tho
aches and pains. the corns, callouses,
biisters and bunions.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-28
Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
Its Direct Action.

s. s. S., the famous blood purifier, almost
talks rs 1t sweeps It's way through the cir
cuation. Its action Is so direct that very
often In some forms of skin allliction the
appearance of the cruptlons changes over
night, the Itch and rcGncss arc gone anu
lGvostry begins Immediately.
AS u matter Of fact, there Is one ingrcdl-
cnt In S. $. S. which serves tho active pur-
pose OF stimulating each cellular part of
the body to the healthy and judiclous sclcc-
tion of It's own essential nutrimcnt That
Is why IL rcgcncratcs tho blood supply; why
1t has such q tremendous influence in over.
coming eczema, rash, pmplcs, and all skin
Affections.
And in rcgcncratin,, the tissues S. s. s.
has Il rapid and positive nntidotal effect
upon all those irritating influences that
cause rhcumat ism, sor" throat, weak eyes,
loss of weight, thin, pale checks and that
WEAKNESS of muscle and ncrTc that is gem
orally experienced as spring fever. Get
bottle of $. S. $. at any drug store, and In
q few days YOU will not only feel bright and
energetic, but you will b. The picture Of
new life. s. S. S. Is prepared only In the
laboratory of The Swift Specific Co.. 534
Swift Blds., Atlanta, Ga, who maintain
very efficient Medical Department., where all
who have any blood disorder OF a st:'"born
nature mag write freely for advice M
special book Of instruction. :. s. :. l. sold
everywhere by drug stores, department ana
general stores, but beware OF all substitutes.
DO not accept them.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-28
CHANGES IN SCHEDULES OF
Il WESTERN CARROLL.
MA RAILWAY,

Oi, account OF present conditions
aRd falling OF in business, Charleston
* McSt2rn Carolina ..aiiWay have
found il necessary TO make the follow
iI.g changes in their passenger Sched.
alDS elective September 20. 1911.
Train No. 46 leaving Augusta az $3.50
'A. VI. and Train No. i5 arriving hu.
suSta 5:t7 y. NJ, will be discontinued
Dctnccn AUGUSTA and Allendalc, and
will run daily, except Sunday, between
tI!cninic and Port Royal.
Grains Nos. AZ and IS will be put on
Sunday only, between Yemnssce and
Port Royal: No. As leaving }cmasscc 8
\. H., No. 47 leaving Port Royal 1915
+. NJ.
Grains Nos. > and 6 between Augusta
and anderson will bn discontinued.
Train No. | will leave Augusta AZ
1885 A. H., instead OF II 4. NJ. max.
n!E local stops Between augusta and
Greenwood, cXccm Bonnir. between
Greenwood and Spartanburg. at C0ro-
naro, LnurcRS, EnOrrc and Woodruff.
viii connect 1T McCormick for Andcr-
son, ,nrriyin" Anderson $40 T.. VI.
Train No. 1 will leave hpnrtnnburg
2:23 =. NJ, arriving augusta i:I5 T..
J.. VIII stop st WooHrui, EnorCe, Lau.
rcnS, Waterloo. Greenwood and local
stations from Greenwood to Augusta,
except B0nuir.
Anderson Branch.
Train 30. G will Ncnvc Anderson Z 80
4. H.. arriving Mccormick 1906, con.
Meeting with No. = for Augusta.
Mixed Trnin No. ~, daily except
Sunday will leave Anderson 80 =.
NJ n,.t>f, s,,.r fx.I
connecting with No. 4 for Augusta.
Train 40. 5 will leave 0rmick at
1880 +. NJ, arriving Anderson 3:1O
l.. W.. connecting with Train No.
from Augusta.
Train No. 81, mixed train, daily OK.
cept Sunday, will 1caye Mccormick
5:3O A. A.. ARRIVING Anderson 10 4. NJ.
Other slight changes will be made.
The .ullmnn PnrlOr Car between
augusta and Asherille, via Spartan.
burg and Southern Railway, on Trains
Nos. | and wild J., discOnt inued af.
ter September Goth.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-28
WILL NOT SEIZE COTTON.
State Department Investigating Inter.
ference From Ware Zone. Germany
Wanting Cotton.

IcheHCe FROM ware LOHe. Uofmhny
Wanting Cotton.
Washington, October Ex-senator
Smith. of South Carolina, with other
members Of committee appointed
yesterday, this morning went TO the
State department. to discuss the inter
ference Of the warning governments Of
Europe with the oyer-sea shipments
Of American cotton and cotton seed
OIL
The complaints have been, first that
there is disposition to seize vessels
made and owned abroad, but now un-
der American registry, and second,
that the English marine underwriters,
who it is alleged, practically dominate
this class Of insurance business re-
fuse to insure vessels loaded with cot
.on consigned to neutral ports o" for
any foreign ports other than the Brit
ish ports.
The department. Of state has prompt
ly taken these mattcrs under consid-
Grafton Adviccs have been received
lhat Germany is anXiousfor cotton and
stands ready to purchase the same if
assurance of safe delivery can be
guaranteed.
1t would obviously be of great re-
licr 10 the South ii some means could
II" agreed upon by which American
cotton could be safely landed in for
1.;,,,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For S;Ie-A few pure strain Rhode
Island Red cockrells and pullets. See
d. NJ. Norwood, Laltrens. 14-1t
Lost Some time Monday, knight
Templar's watch charm. Finder will
lie literally rewarded by returning it
to me. S. NJ. Wilkes. 14-lt
LOSt-Somcwherc on the streets Of
Laurens. bunch Of keys holding
about ton or fifteen keys Finder please
return to this Office. 14-lt
Lost Gold Masonic watch fob Fri
day on streets OF Laurens. With initials
IL. G. r." on back. Finder please re-
turn to Advertiser Office and receive
reward. Hit
Seed Oats for Sale-700 bushels
Bancroft mst-proof seed oats for
sale. S. j. Davis, Laurcns, Rt. s.
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