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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-17

Davis Mitchell
o candidate for circuit court clerk.
Election Thursday, August 8, 1914.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-17

William 3. Whitaker.
q candidate for Sheriff of Maury com
ty. Election, Thursday, August s
1914.
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candidate for circuit court
clerk. election Thursday. August 6,
1914. wk,y
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The Herald Is authorized to an
nounce
w. L. Linn
Q candidate for Sheriff of Maury
county. Election Thursday. August
8, 1914.
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The Herald ia authorised to y
nounc0
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-17

q candidate for Sheriff Of Maury
county. Election August 6, 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Principal Reed Gives
Time for Reporting

G. e. Reed, principal OF the Omaha High
school. makes the following announcement
as TO the time the high school pupils are
10 report;
All pupils who expect to attend the
Central High school the coming term
should report for registration at the High
School building as follows
Seniors. including all who have p or
more points, Monday, August 81.
Juniors. including all who have "a OF
more points, Tuesday, September /.
SOphomores, including all who have 6
or more points, Wednesday, September p
Freshmen. including all who have less
than points and who have been In the
high school at least one term, Thursday.
september 3.
All pupils who have not been In high
schQol before. including graduates from
Eight grades, Friday. September T.
Registration will begin at O'Clock
sharp each day and pupils should report
promptly at that time.
Locker keys will be given out on the day
a registration and each pupil should be
provided with IS cents 10 deposit for the
key.
Examinations win be given TO pupils
who have been doing summer work in
high school studies, Saturday, September
., at . O'Clock. All who wish TO take ex-
aminations should report at the prin-
cipsfs office Friday September 4 be-
tween and Il o'clock TO register for the
examinations desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Dependable Shoes
for Boys and Girls

Our children's shoe section is
ideally equipped to meet every
need in school footwear for girls
and boys. We carry the most
complete lines in the very best
makes to be had, those which
combine the newest ideas and in
sure a perfect fit and comfort.
One of our specialties is the
Foot Print" line in all sizes up
to and including misses. They
are made in dull and patent lea
theirs, with hand-turned extern
sion edge soles. They are sturdy
and serviceable as the stiff soled
kind, yet their soles are extremely
soft and flexible.
For the boys we feature a shoe
with a tip that won't wear out.
Infants shoes, sizes to ), at
CSC to $1.9S.
Child's shoes, sizes 5 to 9, at
1928 to S2.26.
Childs' Shoes, sizes 81 to II,
Mt $3.50 TO SPAS.
Misses shoes, sizes 111S to =,
at $1.0S to $500.
Boys shoes, sizes o to 1915, at
81 .98 10 $2.4S.
Boys shoes, sizes 1 to o, at
$3.50 TO $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

Saturday Of last week at Springfield and
IL was largely attended by the pioneers
Of the vicinity. Two American flags. a
great silken one ana small one. fioated
from the Flagstaff in the center OF the
picnic grounds. During the second day a
crowd OF men gathered around the pole
and ono took q pistol and fired several
shots through the small flag other men
followed suit
The two veterans each unscquainted
with the other and neither knowing that
the other was coming on the same mis-
sion. were not content 90 make their COM
plant by letter. but came in person
~ was a rebel. sir and fought through
the war and cursed the Yauks and their
flags from 1861 TO 80 But all that Is
over now. Tho Stars and Bars will be
ever green in my heart. but the stars and
stripcs-may God eternally curse the man
that desecrates them
MIR. Howell sat in his chair in reverie
for half an hour after the old man loft,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Grand Army Vets
to Stop in Omaha

Nebraska Grand Army veterans will oe
In Omaha today en- route 10 the
national encRpment at Detroit All told,
It is not thought that more THAI 100 win
attend.
From out In the stetc the Nebraska
veterans will divide their patronage
among tho railroads Those north of the
Platte will use the Northwestern into
Chicago. while those Of the South Platte
country win be carried by the Burlington
and Rock Island, Commander Durant
Of Fairbury and his staff travelling over
the last named road. They win all leave
Omaha at about o'clock in the even
ing, arriving in Chicago the following
morning From Chicago 10 Detroit the
Nebraskans will travel over the Wabash
and will have a special Sain.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
McCOrd Has Rules
of the Road Printed
at His Own Expense

W. w. Mccord OF the Mccord- Brady
firm has published at his own expense n
large number OF placards bearing the
principal provisions OF the city traffic
ordinances. These placards win be dis.
tributed free TO those who can display
them in conspicuous places,
Chief of Police II. w. Dunn has ordered
the traffic rules enforced 10 the letter
He has laid especial emphasis on the
necessity OF observing the crossing regu-
lations In the congested district,
Some OF the regulations are:
Signal at intersections and on making
turns.
Vehicles stop for passengers boarding
or leaving street cars.
No vehicle permitted to stop with left
side to curb in congested districts.
Cut-outs on automobiles and motor.
cycles may be used only within half bloch
OF where these machines are housed.
Pedestrians must not cross streets
diagonally.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
NATIONAL GUARDS PAY
RESPECT TO MILLER

A portion OF the Nebraska National
Guard Thursday paid respect to tho mem
DRY OF Darius Miller, late president OF the
Burlington road. 4 special train over the
Burlington, carrying members Of the
state troops, was enroute TO the camp at
Rifle Range, north OF Ashland, and at
o'clock was close to Denton, a station
west OF Lincoln. The train came TO a fun
stop. as did all other trains ON the sys-
tenn, regardless OF where they were, and
remained standing five minutes
As the soldier train slowed down menu
bers OF the regimental band left the train
and while II was standing played a
funeral dirge. At the same time the
members Of Company + OF Danforth de-
trained and presented arms as a tribute
TO the memory OF the dead railroad OFF,
cial
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
YGNK AND REB UPHOLD FLAG
Both Ask that Deseoraters Of Old
Glory Be Prosecuted.
MAKE APPEALS TO HOWELL
Former Enemies In Civn War Indi-
viduRIIy Ask United states At
torncy to Punish Unpa-
triotic CuIprit.

Two veterans Of the civil war, Yank
and Johnny Reb. both showing evil
dence Of times unkindliness. appeared be-
fore United states Attorney r. $. How
ell 10 Insist that he investigate an al.
legged Dissertation Of the American flag at
Springfield, Neb, week ago and pun
ish the guilty
There was a two-day picnic Friday and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
COUNTRY AND FIELD
CLUB GOLFERS TO MIX

The Omaha Country club and the
Omaha Field club will mix on the golf
links today. when a team of Country
club players will invade the Field club to
play q representative team. Team score
viii count in determining the winner. on
September the Field club team will in
wade the Country club premises.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
JUDGE MCPHERSON TO BE
HERE NEXT THURSDAY

Judge Smith Mcpherson has written 10
Clerk Of the Federal Court Nicholson. ad-
vising him TO notify all persons having
preliminary hearings on the docket for
the present term Of court 10 he repre-
scented Thursday morning, as he will be
here then TO clear up mass of work
that has been hanging fire for months.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

unmindful Of his surroundings. A tender
chord In his heart had been struck by
the o. % mans appeal. He was stin think
ing Of the impassioned old fellow when
in stamped the Yankee.
III ia a had my Of Betsy, sir. I'd a
killed them fellcrs. yessir. I'd a killed
ev'ry dag-gUned one Of them he ex-
claimed
Mr.. Howell has turned the matter over
TO the United states marshars office for
investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

The bodice OF this black charmeuse
Paduin model II crossed at the front and
fastened beneath by huge poppy Of
purple velvet. The sleeve Of silk muslin,
yelled by black net, Is narrowed at the
wrist by u brace charmeuse The "
shaped neck is trimmed by one black and
one white velvet poppy 1.-THE long tunio
of black tulle is trimmed with six rows
OF black silk braid and laid over q mar
row underskirt OF black charmeuse.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
FIRST PUBLIC AFFAIRS
LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY

The first Of the public affairs iuncheons
OF the Commercial club for this fall IS
20 be given next Wednesday, NJ. p.
Bouslog OF Gulfport. Miss, president Of
the American Association OF Title Men
IL TO be the speaker. lie will be here for
the eighth annual convention Of the ssso'
citation. which holds the first three days
OF the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
REVOLVER SHOT TEARS
HOLE IN REARD0N'S HAND

A revolver accidentally exploded in this
hand OF Dan Rcardon. an express mes
senger for the american Express COM
pany. and tore a large mole in the mans
left hand. Police Surgeon Edstrom at
tended ard says that he may lose a part
OF his hand.
Reardon lives at eOS Forrest avenue. Ths
accident happened at the Union station
about $50 o'clock in the morning as
Reardon was just finishing work.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
BOOK RETURNS FROM
CHICAGO WITH TROPHY

Karl Book has returned TO Omaha
from Chicago Juggling as oaggage the
Omaha cup, presented TO the winner OF
the second flight in the tournament held
at Chicago by the Coal Dealers Golf as
ISOLATION Book won the cup easily by
winning all his matches 8 and up on
his opponents
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
M. W. ARMOUR CRITICALLY
HURT IN FALL OFF CAR

NJ. w. Armour, head window dresser
at Brsndeis stores, Is at the Clarksor
hospital unconscious and suffering from
conclusion Of the brain as a result OF q
fall off OF q street car while he wai
standing on the rear platform as q
rounded the corner at Park avenue and
Leavenworth street.
Mr. Armour lives at the uintah apart
n.ents, rs Park avenue. and was attended
hy Or. b. W. Christie
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
MoNTcLAlRS WANT
GAME FOR SUNDAY

A Sunday game Of ball is being sought
by the Montclair team. Any nine wishing
70 enter into a game on that day should
call up Webster SIS and call for Byrne.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Munsingwear
for BOYS and Girls

Munsing underwear Is recog-
nized as the most serviceable and
satisfactory for children. Our
fall lines are now complete for
misses, children and boys. Fine
ribbed cotton, fleece lined or wool.
Pants and vests. at SOC and zoe.
Union suits at SOC. 09c, 75c ana
81 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Con.tIpation Cured

John Suspic OF sunbur-. Pa, writes:
"Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best
pills for constipation sc. All drug
sts.-AdYertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
| Well Known Brands Silk Hose

Well Known Brands Silk Hose
Every pair Of reliable quality pure thread
silk. and include some of the best known
makes Some are pure silk to the knee;
others silk to the top. All have double gar
ter tops, high spliced heels and double soles.
All pure dye thread silk and ingram In me-
dunn and heavy weights. Black, white q 4
and colors. Very special, pair. ....... VA
81 and $125 Hose, 69c
Saturday is women's superior quality silk
hose in black white and all shades; some
with garter tops, all with double soles, toes
and heels. Regular 81 and S1.25 CO.
hose at only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OOS
Women's silk boot Women's fine Isle
and fiber silk hose in thread Win nsn
black and white. Ex- i I" S, - i" III
ceptionally good val boot hose Qualities
ues. worth OEC regularly up To-
TO 39c, at. .. CIV to 35c, at. . i &c
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

omaha real estate is the best investment
sou could make. Real Inc Bees real
estate cOlumns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Worth So to SIS Saturday at

the smpesu n two Of N Y ed make OF boys tim
a WI vi n (
e m o
For bys 6to 12yersa a the For the o . to : n
dHs aka suits pk Russian mode o
double plet styles Caf o use u
serge ,coruroy wed asme a rdr pl
and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
Misses Wool Skirts
, worth up to $l.95, Saturday for 69c.

Oh ildren's and misses
drawers with hemstitched
flcunces, tucks and embroid-
cred trimmings, Sat IT,
urday special, at. .....ASC
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

Boys silk four-in-hand or Wind
sor ties In all shades, Second
Floor, Old store, at 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29
For Children
,e Dresses for Large Girls
Children's School


A special group of children's fall coats
bargain price Saturday. They are of SER
ind novelty cloths in plain colors and chez
uitable for school wear. Regular N1 q
y worth to $3.9S, choice for. . y i -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-29

Children's dresses, ging-
hams and percales in figures,
checks and plaids. All sizes
up to 10 years, TO-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-12-12

The World-Staggering War.
The Deluge
The First Thoughts of the War
of Wars
The impossible has happened. The
Cause of War; Prayer of the War
Lord. Judgment Some Day. Poem.
The Machinery of War.
Electricity in War. Monster Guns.
Cement Forts. Submarines. Air
shipsin War.-Dropping Bombs from
Air Crafts. Zeppelin Airships. Full
War Strength of Nations.
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spondent's Description Experience
Of an English Millionaire. Al the
Capture Of Brussels. American Tour
lists in the War Zone. Trials of an
American Actress.
Diplomatic Documents That
Led to the War.
First Events. Austrian Note to Ser
via. Austria's Circular Note. Ser
Was Reply. THE Reply Denounced.
-Austria's Declaration of War.
Japan's Reason for Declaring War.
Japan's Promise to America. Kit
chener's Instruction to Soldiers. Eng
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Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy-The
Mothers FAvorite.

Il give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to my children wher
they have colds or coughs, -
writes Mrs. Verne Shaffer, Van.
dergift, Pa. 1T always helps
them and is far superior to any
other cough medicine / have used.
l advise anyone in need of such a
medicine to give it a trial" For
sale by all dealers.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-12-12

lands Praise of Belgium. French
Pledge to Belgiunf.
The Great Test Of American
Diplomacy.
Cost Of the War. What II Costs to
Kill a Man. The Red Cross Society.
Switzerland has War Hospital.
American Part.
American Gamblers I'm Food
Product. The War and South
America. War Measures.
Fortifications. - International Arbitra.
tions. War Songs of the Nations.
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Burns list No. III
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UEITEp srArEs LANp oYgIen

Burns, Oregon. October, 20, l0il.I
Notice 10 hereby given that the Northern
Paclnc Railway Company. whose post once
address IL bt. Paul. Ainnesofa. has tins Goth
cation 10 select under the provisions Of the act
Of Congress. approved July 1, 1898 80 Htet 6D7,
620).
KIsoisJS. Sec. Ia, Z, s2s,, r.. sac, W. NJ. 10000
Beriai No. 077be
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, OF desiflng 10 object because OF
the Mineral oh aracter OF the Land, or any other
reason, 70 the dispOaal 70 applicant. should file
their aldaylta ofpr0test In this Office, on or bo
lore the 2iBt day Of December 1914.
Wn. FAhag, Register.
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uoSll Burns 40 List No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIoE,
Burns, Oregon, October 10, 1914

Notice ~ hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose post once
address IN ~. raul, Minnesota, has this 18th
day OctoberiDl4 died IN this office its applloa.
u0n 70 select under the provisions OF tie act
Of conRr0fs, approved July !, 1905 no Stat. b07,
90 hs extended by the Act OF congresa ap-
sw. iiN,Elg'; w o. sEIl Soc. u, rwp. as, r..
Serial No. O777s
Any aud all persons claiming ad yoraely The
lands described, or desiring 10 object beealhe
Of the Mineiai character Of the land, or any
other reason, 10 the disposal 70 applicant
should flle their aiiidayits Of protest IN this
office, Op or before the iAth day Of December
1914
Nm. FAnnH. Register,
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burns Liat No. iis
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
n.,1s, Ts,,S S,.sss ssa'f; SJ,.%ssS a.sS oy9s M,

hurnp, Oregon, November 4. IVA, Y
Notice II hareby given that the Northern
Pacific hallway COMPANY, whose post once adj,
dress 4 NJ, Paul Minnesota, has his ath day OF
10 onelect under the provisions OF the act OF Con.
gross, approved July 1, lspa (D0 stat. bp7, 62O)
hkI<, Bee. 10, r, nls. n sax H., W. ~. 100 90.
Serial No. V7hib
ANY and All persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring 10 onieot because
Of the mineral character OF The land. or for any
other reason, 20 the disposal 10 applicant,
should hle their aiiidayils OF protest In this
1914.
WA. FARRE, Register.
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Chas. II. Ls
ArroRsEy-Ais
Careful attention gm
tons and Real Esn
Fire Innnn
Notary PuEI
BURNS. M
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-12-12

Causes, Documents and War
Measures.
Causes and Prophecies.
American Sentiment. = English View.
Viewpoint Of Socialism. = German
Official Statement. An Appeal to
Sweden. The Jewish View. = Poem,
"The Only Peace"
Smashing the, Machinery of
Civilization.
Has Christianity Failed? = Living in
the Time of.a Great War. Words
that Saved the Nation.
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Burns,
Prsetiess In the slsb
fcss the Z. 8. Land "a.
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Early Stages of the War.

Early Stages Of the War.
Capture of Leige. Wounds Worse
than Death. The Awful Slaughter.
Phillips poem on Leige. "A Sol
dier's letter to his Sweetheart. Word
picture Of the Battle at Diest. Cap
ture of Brussels. The Burgomaster's
AppeaL-The Occupation of Brussels.
-Japs Move on China. Swiss armies
Mobilized. Russian Advance into
Austria.
First Experience I'm the Great
War.
Commonplace horrors. War Core
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IloOsl Burns lis liza, No.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
p0,os vs'TsD gI.s1. sI.'s. Sut LAsp !. !, o.ylsk

n, NNIINb 0FAfHl LAND OlVICR
Burns, Oregon. kOvsmbspS. iGa
=, N9lleo Il helehy given that the Northsr.
IsSinc Hallway Company. whose posl ofIos
oi Novemher,ip died In this dilies "a a ,ssy
ION 70 seieot under the proylslons OF tht IN N
uoaetsss approved July !, iaps 80 6tae ~. caSi
May ~, 1904 ~-e'~-S afPrstea
SEW sNwissw. s.s 4. SsS s.. 4 "a TIVE %,sg ssss. sE,s
70, Twp. aa H., n. Sa3l, Essl. W.N~>"-N' ~
serial No. b7eel
Any and AL persons claiming adxar..i, An.
oi s"u sSe oSilp,Ssi or ds.iing 2 eIsss Sssasss
other reason 20 the dilposai to Sn.,i.ss2
should hle their afldayils of prosssf III an.
HSmi9e, Sa,H on OF before the asih day oi VI
,wa, sAHar. Register.
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The Age-Long Conflict Be-
tween France and Germany.
How Paris is defended. Three Fssai.
lies and their Cost to Europe.--A
Hapsburg Tragedy. William II, En-.
porer of Germany. Albert, King of
Belgium. English kinsship amoas
the Royalty of Europe. : Europe and
its Fate. Geographical Descyipsiea
OF Places made Famous in tho War.
Censorship.
Back Half Century. : How Il works
In War-ridden LAnds. Heroes ana
Heroic Deeds. = Cry of Womsn.
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READ THE STORY OF THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAF


aowrAn til aandmoaau
H adfm mmaim aHismE
h&hm themselves hcuhn0 printed
and more than phaouphA Af a% % -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-10-09
CAUCUS CONSIDERS BILL
War Revenue Measure Discussed by
Democratic Senators.

Washington, Oct. S.-Senate Demo-
Gratis, in caucus on the war revenue
bill, retraced none Of their steps in
revision of the measure previously
taken. No efforts were made to re-
consider the elimination of the tax
en- gasoline and automobiles and the
cutting to 81 "a thousand Of the pro-
posed tax on bank capital.
2 Senator O'Gorman succeeded in get
ting approval of an amendment to the
proposed fiat tax Of S24 on cigarette
manufacturers. The amendment pro-
'vides for graduated tax, according
ito volume of business, ranging from
z$6 to g$96 a year Another amendment
to the tax on real estate conVeyances
would change the proposed rate Of 81
perStlfpasand of value to 81 per thou
sand Of equity thus eliminating any
tax on mortgages or encumbrances in
transfers of property.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-10-09
AUSTRIA REPORTS
RUSSIAN DEFEAT

Vienna, Oct. SIT is officially an
nounced that the Russians invading
Galicia in an attempt to besiege the
Cracow Notifications have been dsiv,
en- back from the line of the Donolee
river by the reinforced Austrian ar
mics. ...a.s sf]
The Austrians have retaken Nowy
Sandee (Neu Sandec) on the South.
ern Galician railway line just east of
the Donajec river, and are still in
possession of TarnoW.
The Russians have made several
assaults in force on the Austrian po-
sitions in the vicinity of Tarnow,
but they have been repulsed.
The battle line in Galicia now ex-
tends from the Vistula river just
north Of Sczoucin, along the line Of
railroad that parallels the Donajec
connecting the Northern and South
ern Galician lines. .a.#
The Russians have attempted to ad.
vance with two entire armies along
the northern and southern lines, but
they have been defeated in every at
tempt they have made to break
through the Austrian front
The. Austrians are now on the Of
fensiye and will endeavor decisively
to defeat the Russians and thus raise
the siege of Przemysl.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-10-09
SECOND AMERICAN HIT
BY MEXICAN BULLET

Naco, Ariz, Oct. 7.-Private Leroy
Bradford of Troop G, Tenth United
States cavalry border patrol, was
struck in the breast by bullet fired
from the trenches occupied by troops
of General Hill, defending the town
of Naco, Sonora, from the attacks OF
Governor Maytorena. Bradford was
in a trench dug for the protection OF
the American troops on the border
line. His wound is said to be seri.
Gus.
Bradford is the second United
States soldier to be struck by Mexi.
can bullets since Maytorena began the
attacks on the Mexican town. Cas-
ualties on the American side of the
line total three; the two soldiers and
a boy who was hit in the hand by a
stray bullet Two cavalry horses also
have been shot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-10-09
LOST AND FOUND
FARMS FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE--120 acres. farm land.
{ Tsabout 500 cords wood hal; hay.
land on good stream one: nile from
: "A town terms LIBERAL price.12 1-2
Z J pr. acre. W.. G, Schroeder.
+ T..