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ORIGINAL NOTICE

llu6Of SA6etAiub
h VS. AZ as
Otto Schwenn,. Defendant.
10 Otto Schwenn, defendant above
named: Bt I'll b ~. 4
TX You are hereby notified that there Is
now on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
tho district court in and for Crawford
county, Iowa, a petition Of the plaintiff
herein claiming OF you the sum OF
$4,000 with interest from Nov. 81,
1918, and for costs on one certain prom
issory note for $4,000, executed by
you on the 21st day of November, 1915.
y Said petition further alleges that you
IRE non resident of the state of Iowa,
and that you have abscQnded: SO that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon
you and said petition prays for writ OF
attachment. s-5 4. ~
4 You are further notified, that writ OF
attachment has issued against your
property, rights and credits, and that
by and under virtue Of said attachment
your personal property, consisting Of q
stock of goods, at SchlesWig, Iowa, and
a six cylinder Mitchell roadster, located
Fred Il. Smith. has been attached and
plaintiff asks the court to condemn said
personal property. For further partic.
ulars see petition now, on file. 1
I. Now unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before. noon OF the second
day of the next term Of said court,
which commences at Uenison, Crawford
county, Iowa, on the 10Th day 81 March.
1920, default will be entered against
YOU and judgment rendered as prayed. II
I n CONNER e POWERS.
Tat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The president has announced himself
as unutterably opposed to the reserya
tons proposed by the republicans OF the
senate and gives the country to under
stand that If he does not have his own
way about 1t that he will not permit
the peace treaty and the league of ma
lions to become effective
Practically two-thirtls of the United
States senate are willing to adopt the
reservations proposed by Senator Lodge
and most of them have already beer
passed upon once or twice, showing q
large majority Of the senate in favor OF
them.
woodrow Wilson's policy to rule and
ruin is clearly in evidence in his con.
duct toward the league Of nations. He
wishes the world to distinctly under.
stand that his will shall prevail and the
instrument he favored shall not be
changed. x-President Taft in re.
cent interview exposed the egotism of
Mr.. Wilson when he said: That the as
ISOLATION of eminent statesmen who
were not for the adoption of the league
of nations in the start without any res
ervati0ns are still for it and anxious
for it's adoption with the reservations
He further states that if Mr.. Wilson ex.
poets that he can go before the country
and make an issue in the next cam:
palSn aWnlcn Will enable Inc QemOcratlC
party to win. he will find himself mis-
taken because the blame Will be placed
upon Mr.. Wilson for the failure to rati-
fy the peace treaty, that he will be re-
garded as the one man who stood in the
way Of the adoption of the treaty which
he himself helped to create. In other
words Mr.. Wilson will not be justified
in taking the position that he must have
his own sweet will recognized or moth:
ing can be done. n n 5i
Talk Of autocracy in the Euorpean
nations. There is nowhere a, parallel
with the domineering and unreasonable
will OF Mr.. Wilson. It is unfortunate
that in a republic such as the United
States one man is able to hold up all
the branches of the government in or.
der that he may be able to flatter him.
self that nothing car. be done without
his approval. % II :. r
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WHO WON THE WARs

Our attention has been called to the
resolutions adopted by the democratic
party at the county convention recently
held in this county to select delegates
to the state convention. This most re-
markable plank appears in the plat.
form, BE it further resolved that we
indorse the; successful manner of the
conduct Of the war by the democratic
party while in power" We commend
the resolution for downright gaul and
braZenDess.
The democratic party has never been
q successful party in the accomplish
ment Of anything of merit and especial
sly it cannot appropriate to itself the
glory of winning the war.
We inquire from what political party
a large majority Of the soldiers came,
who took. part in the war, and the an.
sWer is the republican party. What
party was it who furnished a large ma
jority of the money to carry on. the war,
and the answer is the republican party.
We call attention to the fact that the
republicans Of the country put aside
politics and as one man moved forward
with the highest degree of patriotism
in defense Of the country and President
Wilson had no more ardent supporters
all the way through the war than that
which came from the republicans and
even An congress he was forced to rely
upon republican leadership when his
own party failed him.
We are willing to admit that the dem
ocratic party made better record in
the late war than it made during the
civil war when the life Of this nation
was at stake. The democratic party in
national convention assembled adopted
ia resolution to the effect that the war
was failure. Il &
The trouble with the democratic party
is, its history Is bad and In order to get
the best view Of 1t one shohld notJbe
too careful to acquaint himself with the
history of the party. 4, +
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OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF

T.. w. III. Laub, mayor Of the city OF
Denson, Iowa. do hereby proclaim and
give formal notice unto all qualified
electors of the Incorporated city Of
Denison, Iowa. qualified by law to vote
at the regular municipal election held
on the last Monday in March Of this
year: that the regular election Of officers
Of the city Of Denison, Iowa, will be
held on the last Monday in March, 1920.
the same being the 29th day Of said
month, at which time the following Off.
GERS viii be chosen by the qualified cleo
tors Of said city, towit: 5,f.;
Mayor for the term of two years.
Treasurer for the term of two years.
Assessor for term OF two years. y, I.
One councilman from first ward for
term of two Years. ,t5 s,. II.
One councilman from second ward
for term Of two years. x. I, y y
One councilman from third ward for
term of two years. ~ IN * .sra
Two councilmen at large for a term
Of two years. M. s5 II
Polling places will be chosen by the
city council and notice Of the same
properly given.
Witness my, hand and seal this I'd
day OF March, 1920. IL.
(signeO w. II. Laub,
9-3t Mayor
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CITY POLITIGs

q DenisOn is having more than Its
usual participation in politics. The re-
publican caucus was held Monday night.
IT. is h said the democratic caucus is
slated for tonight and that the citizens
caucus win beat pulled off tomorrow
3(Thursday) night. i
= Monday was also tthet school election
which developed into IA tremendously
exciting affair before it was over. At
the election no one seemed TO know
what created the Inspiration, but 1t was
sufficient to bring out an unusually
large vote and when it was all over it
was discovered that there was no oc
casion whatever for the excite ment.
The suspicion developed that an at,
tack was being made upon the mem
bers Of the school board who were can
didates to succeed themselves. and
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Notice 81 ADMINISTRATORS Sale

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order of the district court
of Iowa, in and for Crawford county,
the undersigned administrator of the
estate of Robert Wingrove, late of said
county, deceased, will, commencing at
10 o'clock a. M, of the 30th day OF
March, 1920. offer at public sale to the
highest bidder the following described
personal property belonging to, said
estate, to-wit: Ten brood sows, two
stock hogs. three cows twelve yearlng
heifers and steers, four calves, one gray
mare Is years old, one brown horse 3
years old, one mule coming 2 years old.
one colt coming ! year old. about 15o
chickens. three guinea fowls, two wood
tanks, six galvanized chicken coOps. one
60 gal. gasoline tank. one 30 gal stone
jar, two wagons and one wagon box,
one top buggy, one spring wagon. one
sled, ABOUT two tons Of baled wild hay,
two bushels clover seed, some seed corn,
about 700 bushels of corn, about 400
bushels seed oats, two sets double har
ness, one set fly nets, one saddle and q
half interest in a Ford touring car.
Said sale will take place at the farm
of said deceased in section seven az.
Washington township, Crawford county,
Iowa. and the terms Of sale will be
made known at time Of sale.
Dated this 9Th day of March, A. ID.
1920. II
DAN 9WINGROvE.
Administrator.
BY w. r, Kahler,
Attorney for Administrator. 1927
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

I 81 fAs O1SAu1ENfAAI 3CNDl1ON9g sl5fsfHifS1
In the district court Of Iowa, in and
for Crawford county March term, 1920
First National Bank Of Denison, Iowa
4 Plaintiff
Robert r. Ewall, Mrs Robert r. Ewall
his wife. Orlando Ewall. Mrs. Orlan
| do EWall, his wife, Mrs. A. r. Hill
A. r. Hill, her husband. John Ewall
and Mrs. John Ewall, his wife, Pc
rs the above named defendants: Rob
ert r. Ewall. Mrs Robert r. Ewall, his
wife, Orlando Ewau, Mrs. Orlando
Ewall. his wife, Mrs. "A. r. Hill, A. r,
Hill, her husband, and John Ewall and
Mrs.gJohn Ewall. his. wife:
You and each of you are hereby nOtf
fed that there is now on file in the of
flee Of the clerk Of the district court Of
Crawford county, iowa, the petition OF
plaintiff + in the above entitled cause,
1 claiming of said defendant Robert r
EwaiI, Judgment, costs and attorneys
fees up0nsa certain promissory note fol-
$120O.O0. dated January Sth. 1903, pay
ableson or before January 8th. 1870, UNI
der and by virtue of his endorsement OF
said note to said plaintim herein, who
Is now owner and holder thereof, to-
gether with interest thereon at 8 per
cent from January Sth, 1903, payable
annually, said note being signed by one
1 Mary EWaN. q
You are further notified that a Ger
tain mortgage executed by said Mary
Ewall to secure payment of said note
upon the following described real prop
erty, to-wit:
i Lots 15 and 16 in block CO.. city OF
i Denison. Crawford county, Iowa. ac
4 cording TO the recorded plat thereof,
Il was duly assigned to said plaintiff. who
Is now the legal owner and holder there
4 of; and also for judgment and decree OF
said court that said mortgage be fore
closed on said real property as against
IAN of said defendants named herein
whose rights, if any, in said real proper
ty, are junior and inferior to the rights
of said plaintiff herein; that the equity
of redemption of said defendants and
leach of them in said real property, be
forever, barred and fofeclosed, that spe
lcial execution issue for tho sale Of said
property to satisfy said claim with in
lterest, which now amounts to the sun
of about $2400.00, together with abstract
fee. court costs and attorneys fees
and that a writ of possession issue from
said court directed to the sheriff OF sale
county, commanding him to put the PUP
chaser under said foreclosure sale in
4 possession of said premises, and for al
costs, and for such further order and
decree Of said court as may seem equit
able in the premises mo personal
Judgment is asked against any Of said
defendants except Robert r. EwalD
i For further particulars see said pc
ltition on file.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the march term, 1920, of said
court, which will commence at Denison
Iowa, on the 29th day of March, 1920
default will be entered against you and
each of you, and Judgment and decree
rendered thereon as provided by law.
George McHenry and
p. w. Harding,
( Sat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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This ii to Hiofiiy the public that ~
have sold my grocery store to Edith
Staley, who will take possession March
18th. After 81 years Of continuous bus
mess I will retire from the retail trade
to take up another line of work. ], feel
profoundly grateful to the citizens Of
DenisOn and vicinity for the splendid
patronage which they have given. me
during the time 1t has been my privi-
lege to serve them and would bespeak
for Miss Staley a continuance OF that
same liberal patronage. Miss Staley
has been in my employ for the past 3
years in the capacity of bookkeeper and
clerk and understands thoroughly the
wants OF the people in the grocery line,
and she will continue to carry the same
good line of merchandise at the same
reasonable prices as has been carried
by her predecessor 5All obligations of
the firm Drior3to March 18th will be met
by me and all accounts due the firm be-
fore that date will be paid to the under
signed iaf9 ]. b. Lyon.
have purchased the J. B. Lyon gro
very store and will take possession of
the same Monday, March 18th, and will
run under the name OF the Broadway
grocery.
1t will be my purpose to carry a com.
5piele line FOI fDOtn Stapie anu tlpiicy CRU
ceries, including fresh fruits and vege-
tables, which will be sold at as low.
prices as is consistent with good bus
mess. wish to retain all the present
customers and solicit the patronage Of
new ones and will assure them of good
service, good MERCHANDISE and good
treatment and will at all times cheer
fully correct any error or exchange
goods not satisfactory. 8g
4 shall ask that all bills be met
promptly when due as have not sutTi-
Gent means to, carry long accounts.
I'll thank you for the good wishes that
| have received from you in my, new
undertaking and hope to merit your
valuable patronage Il.
10-lt Edith Staley
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.na,lison 1fospttal Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Greder. OF Buck
Grove, returned to their home Monday
Il Harry Childress. of IDeloit is leaving
the hospital today wednesday, IA KS
Mrs. Art Davidson Of Dow City, wht
had an operation about three weeks ago
is ablesto be up and around. News thai
all her friends are glad to hear.
VIM. D0hse, Of West Side, returned to
his home Monday.
DIR. Rowe underwent an operation fol
the removal Of his tOnsils Tuesday.
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NOTICE. 10 CONTlRACT6Rst

4 Bids win be received by the school
directors Of Denison township. district
No. 6, known as the Coon Grove school,
for the construction Of q new school
building. Plans and specitica tons may
be seen at the Office Of the county super
intendent of schools, II. N. DRY. at the
court house in Denison.. All bids must
he in the hands of the secretary, VIC.
Pollock, on or before Saturday. March
10, 1920. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. w. G. Pol
lock, Secretary. 8,3t
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JERSEY BARGAINS

Selling my herd of Jersey cows. rich
In. the Massachusetts Farm POgis blood.
I have left a few of their heifers and
three young registered typy bulls of sol
id colors, squirrel gray and fawn shades,
ranging in ages from four months to a
bull of proven merit, two years old,
weighing In normal condition over 1000
pounds, that Il am pricing owing to the
fact that am going out of the business,
at much less than one half what any
breeder could quot them: r. o. j. Blen-
zoe. Iowa. $4,000 to $4,000. These
heifers and bulls are great granddaugh-
tiers and great grandsons Of the most
famous bull in the world, Pogis 99th of
Hood Farm. Massachusetts, and the
last above described animal and n num-
Der of the others have dams of remarlli
able merit whose ancestors in a num-
Der of instances won international tro-
plies at world exhibitions. J. T. Atkin-
son, Blencoe, Iowa. sgt
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE

i5 OtAGlNAlI NOllCE
In the District Court Of Iowa, in and
for Crawford county March Term,
1920. Il. Y .ss IS. ~ y Il
Ellen Mccarthy. Plaintiff, si
|, Bridget Gertrude Fl Mccarthy Ricard,
Joseph Ricard, Mary Mitchell, Marie
MCCARTHY Mitchell. William f. Mitchell:
Margaret Mccarthy, Clara Mccarthy,
Gertrude MCCARTHY Ricard, Thomas Me.
garthy, Catharine Mccarthy Hunter,
Harry Hunter and John Purdy and Ell
len Purny, widow, and the unknown
heirs OF John Purdy and the unknown
claimants OF Lot 2, Subdivision iof VIZ
NEA and Ell NWA and Lot a of Sub
lNWA Section IA, Township S3 North,
Range 80 West 9TH P. M, Crawford
county, Iowa, Helen McC arthy and Ags
mes Mccarthy, Defendants.
To the above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby mott
| fed that there is now on file in the Of
flee of the clerk Of the districtscourt of
Crawford county, Iowa, a petition by
the plaintiff, Ellen Mccarthy, in which
she states that she is the absolute and
| unqualified owner Of Lot Two (2( subdi-
vision Of west half (W5s> northeast
| quarter (NEA and east half (l1h)
northwest quarter (NWA) and Lot
Four az of subdivision of Lot One az
west half (W1la northeast quarter
l{NEA) and east half (E31a) of the north
west quarter .tNWl1l), section fourteen
IA, township eighty three tS3} north,
range thirty.nine (39, west Of the; 5th
p. M; Crawford county. Iowa, and fur
Their stating; that plaintiff claims that
the defendants make some claim of
title, ownership and interest lin said
property adverse to the. plaintiffs, but
1.-THE; plaintiff asserts that whatever ip-
terest, right and d title Of oWhe rssship said
defendants have In, said property are
junior and ,inferibff to I THE ownership
claim OF the, pE3lhtif and ,stie asks a
fdecffee OF court duisting title lin her TO
lsaid property as against each and all
i'd gdefenda Ats.fr Y e FftY
| Fer particulars see tpeti ton now on
/ filaEIs M Desc fSftp5 ftft{ 800 ~
/ M0w unless you appear thereto and
defa6d before noon of the second day
Of Ae next term fOf court; commencing
\ lat sIepison, Iowa, sony the l29tl, day of
| MatSh, 1926 default will belentered
against YOU and jlde TheI1t ana decree
lrenSAred as prayed. II i1if6,tl. h
/ s CONNER q POWERS. an
CIT ~ AttOrneyBs for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGIN All NevIIGE
In the district court of Iowa. in and
John r, woodruff. Plaintiff. IS "a sst
a ~ vs. sissaS n, "a b. 3 e < a. , 3
Edmund r.. woodruff. Jennie w. Wood.
n ,,,lffj T,lila M. woodruff. Dennis 81,
B woodruff B ertram q. woodruff, Mar-
Il. tha Woofiruff. i aura Belle woodruff,
II ;Leroy Bryan Wv oodruffi Coin Harvey
Woodruff. q Mrs. Coin Harvey Wood,
rlIff Marie Woodruff Bertha, Wood,
1rIfY David Jonathan woodruff, Owen
e. Darreli Z; Neoirrff Farley JVilliam
~ Nischwifz and rheodore NischWitz.
~ Defa ndants. IS S.. . N TX 81. H b 4. ID
state X love era yvfors1 cnl,nty. as. II &
e m E,imIind II. WnoarlifY Jennie w.
yNoodr,iff T1IJas M. yWnndr1Iff. Dennis Is.
JYooIr,,T Rerfrs1 m 10. Woodrliff Mar.
fhas Nyoo;1rnff. II aura Belle Woodruff.
I,er6y Tr IVAN Woodruff. Coin Harvey
Wnndr,Iff mrs. Coin Harvey woodruff.
N6ast;a Wood{:iiff Rarfha WoOdrllff Day-
IA 4 Iona hdn yyvooiir,Iff a. owen, Darrell
TWnodruY EHarIey William Nischwitz
ana ,g,hcotlora Nischwitz. defendnnts:., h
| sffYnI, ma "a ~ Of Won are hereby mott
f1Ad that there II now al, file III The ONCE
~ fhe cIerk "a tha ilistrict court az
Crawford county. Iowa. the petition, Of
pIaintiffI John P woodruff. alleging
that said ,plaintiff In the owner Of an I'M.
divided seven.f,fteenfhs interest in fine
following described real estate situate
IN Crawford county. Iowa. to-wjt: The
west half Of tIe northwest quarter Of
section twetty-seyer1 on. and the east
half Of the northeast quarter of section
twenty.eight (2Sl: all in township eighty
four l84) north. range thirty-nine 1897
west Of the 9Th p. M.
You are further notified that plaintiff
in said petition further alleges that de-
PENDANTS. Dennis Is. woodruff and Bert
ram q. WoodrIIff. are each the owners
Of nm undivided three-fifteenths interest
in said real estate, that defendant, Ed
mind n Voodrtiff is the owner Of nm
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| their friends immed iately became active
in their behalf in order to see that they
should not be defeated. It proved a
false alarm, but it was not a bad thing
for a large vote even in school matters.
BY next week the candidates for the
various municipal Offices will be known
and we hope to be able to make some
suggestions that will be of benefit to
tho a1ocfnra INV ss, j8 fr w sc .a.
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MISSOURI, LAND

I LAND BUYERS LOOK--YOII5 CAN
buy the finest farms in central Missoll-
ri for $125 per acre, anil $50 to 500 per
acre will buy fine farms; write us for
full information. The Missouri Land
CO., Windsor. Mo. 2.l0t@
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND a

MIR. RENTER, DON'T CRAWL
on your hands and knees all your life
paying high rent, but get a home of
your own near Hazelton, Emmons coun.
+ty, N. D.. and Get Up on Your Feet and.
Walk. Good improved or unimproyed
farms at prices from $40 to SIS per
you are looking for a home. is to come
and see for yourself. Come, your car
fare paid il you buy. For information.
and descriptive price lists write II. II.
Briggle, Hazelton, N. d. 9-4ts'.
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If LAND u BUYER. COME TO THE
land bf opportunity. Pembina county
and other Red River Valley lands, also
Canadian lands at low prices and easy
terms. For further information write
FL. Sando, Cavalier, North; Dakota. 9-2*
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness. also for the
flowers in our hour of trouble.
Mrs. Minnie Wingroye.
8t Mrs. Artie Wingrove. z
Mrs, Pearl Turnlund.
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4 IF YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife. write me. Stamped en-
velope or no reply. Lillian Sproul, Sta.
ton III, Cleveland, Ohio. 4-20-t*
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BY w. r, Kahler,
Attorney for Administrator. 1927

CALL FOR CITIZENS CAUCUS
There will be citizens caucus held
at the city hall on Thursday evening,
March 18th, at o'clock. for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candi-
dates for the ver'c,rs city offices. 1t is
rnc..,Nst q t'3l,' - y, Is '>,--n ~+tand.
ance at the meeting. Committee.
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b BRING IN YOUR OLD HARNESS
to be repaired and oiled at Ed Nelson's
Harness store. 7.4t
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!. BETTER HURRY u AND ATTEND
Ed Nelson's big harness sale while the
stock is complete. Aft II, @9at,q i,.ss Tai
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Meellan Hosuital \ Notes

Spiro Grima ,5of Brogan, was brought
in Wednesday. He il an employee on
the railroad and was unfortunate
enough to have a spike run through
his leg. He is getting along nicely.
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Keep YOUR FEET DRY; BUY ALL
rubber overshoes. For salesat Ed Mel
sons Harness and Shoe. store at a bar.
gain. 5| TAT
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WE BUY, RAISE AND SELL FUR
bearing rabbits and other fur-bearing
animals. List what you have with us,
shipments. The Fur & Speciality Farm
ing Co., 515.517s N. r. Ave-, Fargo, N.
Oak. ;s II 10-4t
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MONTANA LAND

NoTICE-lF INTERESTED IN TIE
great bargains in Montana land, write
IT,. M. F'ishbaugh, Carter, Mont, for an
honest report. Cats
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RI ADJUSTABLE HORSE COLLARS.
four sizes in one single collar. Be sure
and see this collarat Ed Nelson's Har.
ness and Shoe store before you buy. 7-4t
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!, WILL SACRIFICE TWO QUARTER
sections, Bottineau county, North Da-
kota. land. Write owner for terms and
Paul, MINI. s-4t*