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HELP--FEMALE

WANTED-Three colored women: ex-
perience not necessary: pleasant work.
Call on friends and neighbors. Salary
guaranteed, 81 per week to start with
II interested. let us hear from you. VIII
call and state our proposition. Address
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One Fidelity Bond II found.
please return TO Pensacola Electric
Co. "a Il. Garden-st., and receive re-
ward Stiles
LOST-Dark bay mare, branded on riEhs
hip with circle with line dividing Re-
turn TO Henry Dohron, Remichs Store.
Reward 4t-61
L0ST-One oil stove oven Off of truck,
between Brent station and McD7vid
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rington, McDavid. Fla Liberal reward.
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and DeSoto-sts., bunch OF keys. Finder
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PAINTING and
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told IN This
Letter. Il

Syracuse, N. Y-"When com.
menced the Change of Life was poorly,
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IN MEMORIAM.
Mrs. Liguori CGarhisny) Hetzei.
In midst of life we are in death,
So truly inspired words doth tell;
The young, the old, in want or wealth
All deaths penalty must pay.
Why grieve for dear ones called away
While yet in LIES fresh bloom,
And against the viii of God inveigh,
And sit downcast in gloom.
Death is but a phase of life,
The second in it's progress;
The ills of life alas! are rife,
Yet alone through death comes
happiness.
Alas! the heart of man is made to grieve
And thus as nature made us SO,
Do we all to our dear ones cleaye:
OF hope bereft, yet-stiH hopeful grow.
Fond daughter of a worthy SIRE
To him in spirit now united;
With brothers twain to meet you there,
Are earthly sorrows all requited.
The sign that mark'd the steadfast faith,
When words could not avail thee;
True to Jesus unto death,
His symbol did not fail-thee.
And with thy right hand helpful still;
And mindful of the man of Calvary,
Passed Thou from agony too cruel to
tell,
Into a glorious eternity.
By NJ a. Chambers, for the family.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Dodge roadster. exceIIent
mechanical condition; new cord tires
on rear; two spares A bargain. Phone
@9fs. Tt-IOO
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FOR SALE-Uncalled FOR rufts ana pants
Bargains. London Wooden Mills. lse
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LODGE NOTICE

NOTICE TO STAGS
Lodge No. 524, meets every wednes-
day. 1880 p. m. at K. of p Hall All
visiting members cordially invited. F.
d. Mann, Sec'y. ed
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FoUR MODERN SOomS,
FOR RENT - Three unfurnished rooms.
400 w. Garden st. st
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FOR SALE-Five locomotives, one CLYDE
skidder, two McGiffert leaders Come
look at them as they are all bargains
Bagdad Land & Lumber Co., BasSiad.
RIA. 1ot-S70
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FOR SALE-One six-roonl house: nine
acre farm. five miles west of PENS
cola Apply Mrs. Olive Boyett Route
y. Box 81. 10
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Copying. addressing, or any
kind of stenographic work. Address
A. 3. c.. care Journal 3t-57
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FOR sALE-JUsT RECEIVED A cAR
LOAD OF NICE DRY PINE wOOD
The KIND THAT WILL RURN
PHONE YOUR ORDER IN EARIy
= Q ~ 1918. STEARNS LUMsER
q ERPOHF CO. tf-ooo
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FOR SALE Ia St Andrews, Fla. two.
story, seNen-room cottage. centrally
located on Bay front. Lot runninS
clear through block. FOR particulars. 40.
ply O. \ shepherd, SIS American Banl
htdy., pensacola. 81
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TRANSFER-StOrage

GREW NOTICE.
RR Neither the. Captain, own
&EA ers or coTlsign of the Amer
lean schooner City of Baltimore
- will be responsible for debts
contracted by crew of said
schooner.
JOHN r. MARSHALL, Master.
GULF TRANSIT CO., Consignees 10
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room, neal
bath; hot water at any time. 2e6 W
Gregory-st. 81
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FOR SALE-Ford. at n hargain in first
class shape IN every way Can he seen
az southern Tire & Electric Co, Is w
Garden-st- Phone S71. So
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wANTED-Two first-class job shop ma
chinists so TO rs cents per hour, ten
hours per day, time and half for all over
time, open shop, no labor trouble. Ad-
dress p o. Box 407, Tallahassee, Fla. 81
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BOYEs NOTES

Crops looking fine. Haying com.
mencing.
Billy Hardin has finished shearins
his sheep.
c. l.. Bruce is cutting his alfalfa
Paul Bruce started to Miles City
Thursday with load of sheep pelts
and will load back with freight 70,
Bryan 4 Co.
Charley Bryan is getting ready fol
winter by putting in his winter s
supply Of wood.
Gene Carr was a visitor in Boyes
over night Friday night. Gene and
your correspondent were old &C.
acquaintances thjrty-five years ago
in the Black Hills and had not met
in that length OF time.
John Bellows had grand open.
ing of the new hall the Fourth. A
large crowd was present and all had
a fine time. Mrs. Beach served an
excellent supper at midnight. The
only drawback was heavy rain
which prevented quite number get
ting to the hotel for supper.
The Oil boom has struck Boyes.
A contract has been let to drill a
test we'll on the VIM. Wolff ranch,
six miles south of town and work is
to start in thirty days or as soon as
zig can be placed on the ground.
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POWDER RIVER
HOTEL ARRIVALS

DR.. G. n. Sutcliffe. Chas. Hanson
Max Frederick, Miles City; Gust
Beck. Biddle: Geo, NJ. Green Miles
City; <. r. Ogensby. Douglas. Myo. .
c. +. Dodge, p. r. Dodge, Pinto J.
). Orr, Denver: Mrs. W. T. Waite
and daughter; E. NJ Mosher. Great
Falls; Robert Omer. Birney Mont.
Fl. Love, ". J. Fosha, Gillette. Wyo. ::
\. B. Lindberg, Miles City: Stem
burk. Chicago: Frank Hunter. Miles
City; John 5. Truscott. Miles City;
Il. A. Latham J. X. Graham, Min
neapolis. Mimi; l.. 0. Ling, Miles
City: Frank Kelsey, Moorhead;
Frank Hotchkiss, Nate NJ. Foster,
Great Lake, III: Ray c. Culver.
Helena; Mrs. l.. E. Serruys. Ranch;
E. P. Kinney. H. X. Doane, Miles
City.
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CONCERNING DEATH
OF PETERSON BABY ROY

Particulars concerning the acct
dental drowning Of Wesley Peterson.
the two and one-half year old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Peterson at Moor
head differed somewhat from the
first account. Instead of drowning
in reservoir the little fellow met
his death in barrel of water i'm
bedded in the ground to foot above
the surface. He had accompanied
his mother to the barrel and watched
her wash some radishes. Instead Of
following her he tarried a while and
in trying TO wash a radish of his own
is supposed TO have lost his balance
and Went over head first. It was
over half an hour later that he was
missed and a search by Mr.. Peterson
found him in the barrel of water.
The hat and soles OF his feet onlv
were visible. Life was extinct by
then but in hopes of revivify!ng, a
doctor was called from Broadus.
On the following Thursday the
funeral procession started to Broad
us. about fifty miles southwark, and
arrival was made here before the
hour set for the funeral. A casket
had been manufactured here by local
carpenter and had been appropriate
~ trimmed.
Rev. John Duncan of Coalwood Of
hicated at the funeral services at
Valley View cemetery. The pail
bearers We're all boys. ORR rTurley
Hubert Straiton, Bud Lane and Jim
ME Craw
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alexandria, Mimi, and reports his
father still alive but very low.
Several Of our neighbors attended
the Fourth of July dance at Powder
vile. Among them were Mr.. and
mrs. John Whalen. Kenneth and
Neal Bliss, Misses Katherine Craft
anu Beulah Bliss, B. N. johnson and
Ben Craft.
There were several picnics in the
nefghbOrhOod to celebrate the
Fourth and everyone seemed to have
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OFFICERS EdRCTED BY
STATE AMERICAN LEtHON

Livingston.-Officers elected b,
the American Legion of Montana al
the closing business session of the
state convention were: w. G. Fer.
gnson, Miles City, commander; Dr.
V. w. Foster. Livingston, vice com.
mander; Moses Cohen, Butte finance
Officer; E. Y. Poor, Wolf Point, his.
torian; Eliot Porter, Harlowton
chaplain: c. W. Pew, Helena. ma.
tional committeeman.
Lewiston was chosen as the 1921
convention city.
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a good time.
Rev. John Dunca 1held services at
Henry Ambule's Sunday afternoon,
July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rayner at
tended the Miles City Roundup.
0. B. Smith has returned home
from Belle Tourche.
Miss Caroline Preus has gone to
Mason City. Iowa, to visit her sister
and brother.
Rev. Duncan and family were
Kingsley callers.
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4 . = Z Z .
KINGSLEY ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. McLees of Man.
haitian, Mont. have been here visit
ina friends and relatives.
Mrs. II. L. Rayner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Rayner made a trip to
Miles City. They We're accompanied
LIZ Mrs. Henning and Miss Caroline
Preus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steadman We're
Kingsley callers one day last week.
Sotan Seliyanow has gone to KIM
hall to work on the T N ranch.
Gaylord Wells and wife attended
the Roundup at Miles City.
Frank Walters has returned from
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LUMBER 00.000 feet . miles
west from Loescn p. o. Board lum-
Der and dimension stock. Heavy
timber and odd stock cut to order.
Lemson and Gould, Loesch, Mont.
io-Sl
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Miss Florence Fitzpatrick is So
jOurning at the Yellowstone park.
In letter to a friend she states the
attendance Of tourists is as great as
ever this year. Preparations are un-
derway TO open Camp Roosevelt,
resort accommodating 500 guests
which was closed asst year.
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Al Irion OF Olive took a string Of
hucking bronchos to the Miles City
Roundup which proved difficult prob
lens for the best riders to solve.
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Mrs. c. c. Craw the later part Of
last week left tor .ailes City and
will probably extend visit to the old
home in Iowa before returning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Camplin and
family yesterday occupied the resi-
dence recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Bartholomew.
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j. d. Taylor was in town a'ednes-
day looking after the homestead en-
try Of his brother. T, &. Taylor. a
deceased soldier. The father Will
complete the final proof.
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Mrs. a. j. Haley returned tc
Broadns Wednesday evening afte,
spending the past few weeks With
relatives at Diamondville, Wyo.
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For Sale hrashing machine, in
excellent condition; small individual,
Il inch cylinder: Sterling; capacity
600 bushels oats daily: six horse
power required to run: five men full
crew. Shorty's Garage. Broadus.
Mont 1928
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M. W. Paddock was in Broadus
yesterday from his homestead down
Powder river.
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n. Z. Groat has directed his paper
forwarded to Belle Fourche, S. d.
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Howard Merchant of Stacey tran
sacted business in Broadus Tuesday.
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County Survivor F. l.. Funkenbusch
was Broadus visitor this week.
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Chas. M. Smith from near Olive
was a business visitor in town ON
Wednesday.
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A large sign covering the width Of
the building was received yesterday
and will be installed by the Powder
River County bank.
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J. Z. Simmons of Chicago is a,
Camps Pass, visiting with his broth
er, w. J. Simmons.
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complete the final proof
Reports We're received in Broadus
this week 10 the effect that the oil
we'll near Ekalaka had encountered
flowing water but that the we'll would
be drilled deeper.
About tWo-thirds of the stock of
Goods for the Reliable Drug store
nave arrived in BroaduS and S A,
Holt. the proprietor, expects to have
the business opened to the public
A. Z. Biles OF Pinto was an over
night visitor in Broadus Tuesday. He
was returning from trim to North
Dakota. On the ride there horse
back he was five days on the road.
Hugh Wells, chairman of the
State Democratic Central committee
was Broadus visitor yesterday. Mr..
Wells has ranch interests near
Kingsley postoffce.
Mrs. T. S. Richardson of Powder
vile who was rushed to Miles City
suffering with a tick bite on her
able to return TO her home Without
any ill-effects.
Showers have fallen in this com
hunity on several different DAYS this
week The ground is we'll moistened
and crop conditions everywhere are
in the finest of condition.
LIZ is reported that the Nonparti-
sans held convention at Olive last
Saturday and nominated candidates
for ali county Offices. The list was |
not available for publication.
An error occurred in reporting the
new board OF directors for the Broa-
aus Milling company last week. In
stead OF T. A Marker as one of the
board, D. Il, Finch was elected IN
stead.
County Commissioners Charles
Decker of Stacey and W. II. Peays of
Moorhead We're in Rroadus this week
attending the regular July session.
Commissioner j. II. Morris was alb
sent at Belle Fourche.
The new residence of Charles
tombstone on Powder river, below +
is nearing completion. This /
1Weiilng Is quite pretentiois and was |
started last fall with the work ter
by winter weather until this
spring.
Several candidates for county Of
ice are filing their declarations OF
Intention to have their name appear
N the printed ballot. 1t is said the
avs are not mandatory in this re-
pect, simply stating that candidates
shall file such declaration.
II. X. Doane, who has the contract |
Or Classifying twenty townships in |
he northern portion Of the county I.
Or taxation purposes, came up from
lilies City "Wednesday and announced
lat he would start the work next -
eek.
Among those attending the Round !
p at Belle FourChe We're Mr.. and
RS. {. B. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Wiley. MIR. and Mrs. A. Nontgom-
y. Miss Nellie Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Morris and Gene Carr.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick is So
urning at the Yellowstone park.
letter to a friend she states the
tendance of tourists is as great as
er this year. Preparations are I'M
rway TO open Camp Roosevelt, a
sort accommodating 500 guests !
rich was closed asst wear, IL
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Among those attending the Round
up at Belle FourChe We're Mr.. and
Mrs. {. B. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
T. Wiley. MIR. and Mrs. A. Nontgom-
cry. Miss Nellie Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Morris and Gene Carr.
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Reports We're received in Broadus
this week 10 the effect that the oil
we'll near Ekalaka had encountered
nowing water but that the we'll would
be drilled deeper.
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Robert benson OF Fire Gulch near
Pinto. suffering With dropsy. is re-
ported considera lily improved in
health.
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Henry Ambule OF Kingsley is in
disposed. confined 10 his bed with
an attack of illness Yet undeter-
mined
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Dan Baiey has returned TO Sew
way, after seyera weeks spent prin-
cipally at Miles City.
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For Sale-75.oee feet of seasoned
native lumber. sawed last year, both
boards and dimension. Sec. ), I.
?, r. %, CoalWood. albert Lawson.
{
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II. X. Doane, who has the contract
Tor Classifying twenty townships in
the northern portion of the county
for taxation purposes, came up from
Miles City Wednesday and announced
That he would start the work next
week
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l have several improved relin-
nuuisments for sale. real bargains.
Grab these before the next load of
eastern buyers arrive Byron AngeIl.
Broadus. Mont. ms
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Several candidates for county Of
hce are filing their declarations OF
Intention to have their name appear
on the printed ballot. 1t is said the
laws are not mandatory in this re-
spect, simply stating that candidates
shall file such declaration.
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About tWo-thirds of the stock of
Goods for the Reliable Drug store
have arrived in Broadus and 5. A.
Hot. the proprietor, expects to have
the business opened to the public.
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For Sale--Ford truck, in good
condition: reasona Bile. Inquire at
Examiner office. iy2-23
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For Sale-Few breeding ewes and
eve lambs for September delivery,
miles west of Boyes. S. c. Edwards.
Boyes. j2a6
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For Sale---22 head cows and calves
one bull, all white faced Herefords
Pete Sepman, Loesch, Mont. ly2
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The new residence of Charles
tombstone on Powder river, below
Broadus, is nearing completion. This
dwelling is quite pretentious and was
started last fall with the work ter
minated by winter weather until this
spring.
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Fer Sale-Furniture of all kinds.
used in private home; also rugs,
pillows, etc. Apply Powder River
Hotel. j 1Stf
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Wanted--Girl for general kitchen
work apply Powder River Hotel.
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For Sale-15 Hereford bulls:
priced at $50 each. A O. Penn
berton Breadus. cjlStf
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County Commissioners Charlie
Decker of Stacey and W. II. Peays o
Moorhead We're in Rr0adus this weel
attending the regular July session
Commissioner j. H Morris was alb
sent at Belle Fourche.
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For Sale--Gilts with pigs. Adj
dress Albert Force. Epsie. i2-9
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A. +. Biles OF Pinto was an over
night visitor in Broadus Tuesday. Fl.
was returning from d trim to NORTH
DAKOTA. On the ride there horse
back he was five days on the road.
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Showers have fallen in this COM
hunity on several different days this
week. The ground is we'll moistened
and crop conditions everywhere are
in the finest of condition,
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LOCAL BRIEFS

lUCAL bRlEFS
County Survivor F. l.. Funkenbusch
was Broadus visitor this week.
H. c. Groat has directed his paper
forwarded to Belle Fourche, S. d.
Howard Merchant of Stacey tran
sacted business in Broadus Tuesday.
M. W. Paddock was in Broadus
yesterday from his homestead down
Powder river.
Chas. NJ. Smith from near Olive
was a business visitor in town on
Wednesday.
j. E. Simmons of Chicago is at
Camps Pass, visiting with his broth
er, w. J. Simmons.
Dan Baiey has returned to Sew
way, after severa weeks spent prin-
cipally at Miles City.
Henry Ambule OF Kingsley is in
NlsiN'sSu. CONiISu ~ MS sea Win
an attack OF illness yet undeter-
mined.
Robert benson OF Fire Gulch near
Pinto. suffering With dropsv. is re-
ported considerably improved in
health.
A large sign covering the width Of
the building was received yesterday
and will be installed by the Powder
River County bank.
Mrs. A. j. Haley returned to
Broadus Wednesday evening after
spending the past few weeks with
relatives at Diamondville. MO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Camplin and
family yesterday occupied the resi-
dence recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bartholomew.
Al Irion OF Olive took a string Of
hucking hronchos to the Miles City
Roundup which proved difficult prob Z
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FARMERS AND RANCHERS
EXCHANGE COLUMN

For Sale-Brand new Weber wag.
on, John Deere 7-foot disc; two Nc
Cormick mowers: FIVE pigs; cream
separator; seven horses: mich cows:
other small articles. My land for
lease. H. A. Berndt, Broadus. jy9