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Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
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wooDBINE NEWS

Edd Brehm and family spent sun.
uay afternoon with Mrs. Brehms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Staatz
Harvey Thome of near Chapman
called on friends Sunday.
Rev Haller and Rev. and Mrs,
Pommerenke attended the Enter
prise district meeting held at Otis
last week.
III. OesterreIch and family were
junction City visitors Thursday.
BIZ Ahrens Of Enterprise called o,
home folks Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Mitsch son.
Mrs. Hermon Knopp underwent an
operation at Junction city Friday.
Mr. Knopp accompanied her to that
place.
Esther aud B. II. Oesterreich at
tended Il meeting of the District
Sunday School Executive Commit
tee at Pearl Thursday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt boy.
Mrs. $. II. Gugler continues quite
III.
Shank and IIiebcrt are having n
cellar dug under the east end of
their store building.
Wesley Oesterreich had the for
tune to find nest of young wolves
The second department of the
Zion Epworth League gave fine
program Sunday evening.
A historic event happened for
Woodbine last Saturday when the
first airship was in town and took
several people riding.
The young people Of the First NJ
r. church pleasantly surprised their
pastor, Rev. Allen one evening last
week.
The Zion NJ H. Sunday school K
pects to observe Mothers Day next
Sunday morning, Everyone is in.
vlted to attend.
Fred Staatz, Frank Tiegs and
James Gillett each drive new motor
cars
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
NORTH DICKINSON

The men Of the neighborhood
spent a day and a half repairing the
telephona lln.. All the phones w0e
tested and we have much better
service now
Giles Gibbs and Minnie Linden
we're married last wednesday. They
have the be-t wishes Of "a commun.
ity
James Garyie Of Abilene spent 4
couple Of days on the farm with his
son leslie.
Mr.. Eckley, Lloyd Kimball and
Mr. Koellng hauled hay last week.
The road men have had help
working roads lately. Bad bitches
have been washed through the roads
on account Of the heavy rains.
Ray Wise and family had com
pany from Abilene sunday
Some Of the Talmage young peo.
Pile gave play at Industry wednes-
day evening. II was a hn play, we'll
given and well attended. The music
was also good.
Mrs. Jim Robertson ls III at the
hospital In Abilene We hope she
will have speedy recovry.
quite a number OF cattle and hors
IS were taken out 10 pasture on
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Coulson and Lucy visited
with Mrs Bert Coulson one after
noon last week
Fred Hugg's called at the Eek
ley home Sunday afternoon.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards and
family visited at the Leslie Pierce
home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Blair and
daughters visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Lyon and Charles on
Wednesday.
John Meek and L. Il. Shoffner
motored to Longford Thursday on
business.
Mrs. Ben Hillyard spent one day
last week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schwab.
jess Scripter was in Talmage Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce and
daughters were in Junction City
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scripter, Mr..
I. ]. and Charles Lyon mOtored to
Clay Center Thursday.
The Paupe rschool closed last
Wednesday with a program and a
dinner.
Mr.. S. Juon was a business visit
OF to Wakefield on Thursday.
John and Walter Dunlavey visited
at the w. r. Thomas Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miron Hall and chill
dren visited in Junction City Sun
day.
Mrs. Charley Ferris and Cordelia
and Carl came up from Junction
City to spend a few days with Wal
ter Pierce and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Moore called
at the win Moore home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Pierce spent
Sunday at the James Pierce home.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
DETROIT

c. +. Klamm and family moved to
Abilene May 1, to their new home
recently purchased. They have lived
here fifteen years and will be miss
ed by the community
A. Jones is having his home paint
ed.
Mrs. Pat Kelley and son are visit
ing here from Colorado
O. j. Benson and family moved
Saturday into the house vacated by
G. r. Klamm.
c. Kasner returned from a trip to
his home in Whitehall, Mich. He
visited In Kansas City on the way
home.
This community raised nearly
$1,000 for the nIter- church drive.
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NORTHWEST DICKINSON

Farmers in this vicinity are busy
planting corn.
Mrs. Ida Coulson Of Abilene
spent Sunday at Frank Fouse's.
Quite a number attended the
deacon Dubb" play at Industry
which was given by Sunday school
class eight Of Talmage.
Several of the farmers took their
cattle off TO pasture for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crumm of De
troit and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Fleet Of Los Angeles. Cal. took
Sunday dinner at Albert Water
stradt's.
John Meyer visited his brother,
Will near Chapman last week
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LANEY DISTRICT

win aud Wesley Romberger drove
TO Sallna Wednesday Of last week
Mrs. Ayers mother is very poorly
Tom Fulton is planting corn with
his tractor and two row lister
Ethel Stafford OF Greeley is here
visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. Rom
berger and family
Ianey school closed Tuesday with
a dinner
May Hostetler Of Manchester who
has been working al the WIN Rom
berger home returned 70 her home
Saturday.
Grant Foster and family Went to
Abilene Saturday.
Colvin Saylor is working for Tom
Fulton.
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MOONLIGHT

George and Robert Rector spent
last week with VIII Rector and fam
lily of Navarro.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Gray May 3, a son.
Clarence Byer and family moved
this week to their home on the old
Lightner place.
Harry Crider and family took
dinner Sunday at Millard Engle's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rector visited at
Navarro Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
CARRANZA USES AIRPLANE
(Associated Press)

Washington. May 5.-Oarranza
has bgun the use of airplanes to
harass rebel held towns around the
Mexican capital, according to revolu-
tionary advices. Guernaca and eau
tua have been bomBarded.
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SOUTH ON RAILROAD STRIKE


Washington, May 5.-Railroad
workers in southern cities are ex-
pected to, go ON vacation strike"
tomorrow, James Eubank or 81:
Louis, declared in conference o.
non recognized yardmen.
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!. A. Graff's Father Dead.

A telegram from J. A. Graft. who
was called to Chicago by his fathers
illness says his father passed away
last night. The burial will be at the
old home Of the family Pittsburgh.
Pa
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
TaImage School Entertainment

There will be a program given by
the Talmage grades followed by a
pie social at the Talmage church
basement Friday, May Z, at s
O'clock, everybody welcome, Ladies
bring pies. 1tdw
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Notice of Equalization Meeting

The annual meeting OF the County
Board of Equalization will be held in
the office OF the County Clerk Of Dick
~ 9a20 ~ q NJ ana eontinue In ses-
sion for ten days. All persons aggrfeved
may appear at such meeting and have
errors and excess valuations correct
ed
After such final adjournment the
Board shall not change the. assessed
valuation OF the taxable property of
the county.
n. W. KING. County Clerk.
3d1tw2t
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Towne. May son, which they
named Yerl Edwin.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06

Hard Coal for Brooder Stoves
We have car Of hard coal on
track 1td&w
J. L. KRUGER LUMBER co.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06

C. G. Roemer who has been i'll
for some weeks was able TO be out
Saturday for the first time.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1920-05-06
Enr Immediate Sale.

-Four, year old standard bred colts,
sound. $45 to $50; also three two
year old mare mules.
GEO. MERRILL. solomon
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sLAA.-.-. Notice.

Because OF the nature of our busi-
ness it is necessary to spend part of
our time out. Anyone wishing to
see us regarding monumental work
can find us at the shop any Satur-
day, or phone us for an appointment
DE ARM0ND & ROOT,
Ed. Milligan, Mgr.
Res. phone 914, office 510
6wtf
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-18

story stick he must admit he was on
the ground at the time Of the hold
lp. So he must have known the rob-
berry was going to take place"
Bolts shrewd eyes narrowed to q
smile. "You prove to me that Cass
had your fathers hat before the hold
no. and T'lf take some stock in the
story"
"And in the meantime, !" suggested
Curly.
aI'n keep right on looking for Luck
Cul1ison, but I'll keep an eye on Cass
Fendrick, too"
Kate took up the challenge conf
IDENTIFY. "Tll prove he had the hat
at least I'll try to pretty hard. It's
the truth, and 1t must come out some
how"
After he had left her at the hotel,
Curly walked the streets with sharp
excitement tingling his blood. He nad
lived his life among men, ana ne
knew :ttle about women and their
ways. But his imagination selzea
v,yidly upon this slim. dark girl with
E
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Flandrau was in the Office of the sher.
! if a good deal, because he wanted to
! keep informed of any new develop
ments in the w. & S. robbery case.
It was on one of those occasions
| that Bolt tossed across to him a let
ter he had just opened.
1--WE been getting letters from the
| village cutup or from some crank. !
don't know which. Here's sample
The envelope, addressed evidently in
disguised hand, contained one sheet
| Of paper. Upon this was lettered
roughly,
play THE, JACK OF HEARTS"
Flandrau looked up with a sugges-
ton of eagerness in his eyes.
"What do you reckon it means?" he
asked.
Search me. Like as not it don't
mean thing. The others had just
as much sense as that one. / chucked
them into the waste-paper basket. One
came by the morning mail yesterday
and one by the afternoon. I'm no
mind reader, and I've got no time to
guess fool puzzles"
Curly emptied the basket on the
floor and went over its contents care
fully. He found three communications
from the unknown writer. Each Of
them was printed by hand on a sheet
of cheap lined paper torn from a
scratch pad He smoothed them out
and put them side by side on the table,.
This was what he read:
"HEARTS ARE TRUMPS."
"WHEN IN DOUBT PLAY TRUMPS."
'ePLAY TRUMPS NOW"
There was only the one line to each
message, and all of them were plainly
in the same hand. He could make out
only one thing, that someone was try
ing to give the sheriff information in
a guarded way.
He was still puzzling over the thing
when boy came with special deliy-
cry letter for the sheriff. Bolt glanced
at it and handed the note to Curly.
Another billy doc from my anxious
friend
This time the sender had been in
too much of hurry to print the
words. They were written in stiff
hand by some uneducated person.
1.-THE JACK OF TRUMPS, TODAY"
mind if keep these?'' Curly
asked.
''Take 'em along"
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TWO HATS ON A RACK.

C,,ronsis.- AdventurouS and reck-
- rather than criminal, and ex-
a;tod nv liquor, Curly Flandrau and
80 cbum Mac, both practically
Lara boys. become involved In q
,lorsa-stealing adventures. Dispos-
nv If the stolen stock in the town
80 saguache, Ariz., the band sepa-
a+os Mac is killed by posse and
Cnrlv taken captive, after he has
Shot one and himself been wounded
gthe man shot is Luck Cullison, a
sewer fighting sheriff. Culison's
friends determine to lynch Curly
-. an example to cattle thieves.
With the rope around his neck he
is saved by the Intervention of Kate
Cn1lison. Luck's daughter. Luck
ouestions the boy concerning no.
torious outlaw, Soapy Stone, real
1eader of the rustlers. Flandrau
EARNS that Soapy Stone is Guilt
oon's bitter enemy and exercises a
baIeful influence over the ex-sher-
IFS son Sam, who has Quarreled
with his father. CulliSon goes bail
for Curly. Curly rescueS Soapy
Stone from a bear trap. At the
london ranch he discovers that the
outlaW is Sam CulliSon'S rival for
Laura London's hand. Flandrau,
visiting Stones ranch, is convinced
train robbery is being planned.
Sam leaves the ranch for Saguache.
curly accompanies him. Eaves-
dropping. Curly hears Stone and his
lieutenant. Lutte Blackwell, arrange
to hold up the train at Tin Cup
crossing and after the robbery shoot
Young Cullison and leave his body
on the scene. Curly is accused by
Stone Of being a spy of Luck Gull
lisons. They are separated, but
part with the understanding that
their next meeting will mean a
fight to the death. Curly confides
in Luck Stone is forced to leave
town The express office in Sa-.
guache is robbed of $4,000. Luck
disappears and is suspected by the
sheriff of the crime. CaSS F'enwick.
contesting the ownership of land
with Luck, insults Kate, who
strikes him across the face with
her Quirt.
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spark OF steel came into ho- do -,
eyes. Who Is the mann" -'e1 :
His name Is Fendrickn
Gass = endr1ckY She whipped the
WORD at him. leaning forward in her
chalr rlgidly with her hands clenchad
on the arms of it. One cou)d bave
guessed that the sound of the name
had unieashed a dormant ferocitv IN
| her ol'y II
Yes. know he and your father
aren't friends. They have had some
| tFouDle. For that reason he was very
reluctant to give your fathers name. !.
| The girl famed. Reluctant, Don't
you believe 1t! He hates father Tho
poison A fash of inspiration came
TO her. "Cass Fendrick is the man Won
want, and he is the man want. He
robbed the express company, and he
has killed my father abducted him.
know now. Arrest him tonight
Il have to have evidence Bolt said
quietly.
Il can give you motive. Listen.
Father expected to prove up yesterday
on his Del Orc claim. If he had done
so Cass Hendricks sheep would have
been cut off from the water. Father
had to be got out of the way not later
than Wednesday, or that man would
have been put out of business. He was
very bitter about it. He had made
! threats"
at would take more than threats
to get rid of the best fighting man in
Arizona, right in the middle of the
day, in the heart of the town. without
soul knowing it."
''He was trapped somehow, of
course" Curly cut in. For he was
sure that in no other way could Luck
Cullison have been overcome.
''If you'll only tell me how, Elan
drau," Bolt returned.
81 don't know how, but Wen find
out"
II hope So
Kate felt his doubt, and it was like
a spark to powder.
you ought to know father couldn't
have done this. There is such a thing
as character. Luck Cullison simply
couldn't be a thief
Mackenzie's faith had been strength
ened by the insistent loyalty of the
girl. That's right, Nick. Let me tell
you something else. Fendrick knew
Luck was going to prove up Thursday.
He heard him tell us at the Round
Up club Tuesday morning"
The sheriff summed up. you've
proved Cass had interests that would
be helped if Mr.. Cullison were re-
moved But you haven't shaken the
evidence against Luck"
"'We've proved Cass Fendrick had
to get father out of the way on the
very day he disappeared. One day
later would have been too late. We've
shown his enmity. Any evidence that
rests on his word is no good. The
truth isn't in the man."
Maybe not, but he didn't make this
evidence"
Kate had another inspirational flash.
HE did-some of it. Somehow he
got hold of fathers hat, and he manu-
featured a story about shooting 1t from
the robbers head. But to make his
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CHAPTER !II.-continued.

mo. I'll go down to the courthouse
if he's there"
At the office of the sheriff Kate cut
TO essentials as soon as the introduc-
lions were over.
DO you think my father robbed the
W. S. Express company, Mr.. Rolt?"
she asked.
Her plainness embarrassed the Off
Ger.
Lets look at the facts, Miss Gull
Hson," he began amiabIy. "Then you
tell me what you would think in my
place. Your father needed money
mighty bad There's no doubt at all
about that Here's an envelope on
which he had written a list of his
oeotS. You'll notice they run to just
hltle more than twenty thousand. /
Ioullh this in his bedroom the day he
disappeared Turn that envelope over.
MISS CulllsOn. Notice how he has
written there half a dozen times in a
row. $4,000 and just below it twice,
W. X 5. Elk. Co. Finally, the one
word, Tonight"
Hhe read it all, read it with heart
heaVE as lead, and knew that there he
had left in his own strong, bold hand
writing convincing evidence against
himself Still, she did not doubt him
III the least, but there could be no
question now that he knew of the in
.ehded shipment, that absent-mindedly
lie mad Jotted down this data while he
was thinking about it in connection
WIN his own debts.
The sheriff went on tightening the
Nm"lh OF evidence in voice that, for
al IT'S kindness, seemed to her re-
nofSeieSs as fate. 1T turns out that
Mr. Jordan of the Cattleman's Nation
d Oank mentioned this shipment to
your father that morning. Mr.. Gull
,'Son was trying to raise money from
nm, but he couldn't let him have it.
every bank in the city refused him a
IO"h Yet next morning he paid off
Two thousand dollars he owed from a
Poker game"
Tie must have borrowed the money
'ioin some one" she said weakly.
That money he paid in twenty-dol-
l"r Dllls. The stolen express package
was III twenties. You know yourself
mat TINS IS gold country. Bills amt
SO plentiful"
me girls hand went to her heart
"''h IN her father was rock not to
o W., washed away by any amount of
A. 'ueHce' What made her vince was
nc amount of circumstantial testf-
a" Ony railing into place so inexorably
against him.
is that all?" she asked desnairingly.
~, wish it were, Miss Cullison. But
o. "t' A man came round the corner
49, GU Shot at the robber as he was es-
Ns. His hat fell Off Here 1t is."
so nate took the hat something |
h o1lned to tighten around her heart. 1t
itn ,Oised to her father. His personal |
roo vas stamped all over it. She even |
s,do eiiZed a coffee stain on the under
of - VI the brim. There was no need /
bod initials L. c. to tell her whose it |
Owe. peeh' A wave of despair swept |
Of h.a Again she was on the verge
Sole e0Klhg down, but controlled her
"v a. with tight curb.
and W say the robber had on his hat,
evon ' =, somebody shot at him. Who
father" must Nho" the man wash
her h ~" Bolt took this last prop from
"a r,p He is almost sure the man
'our father"
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. the fine eyes that gould be both ten
der and feroeious, with the look of
combined delicacy and strength dn
every line of her.
Amt she the gamest little thor
oughbred ever?" he chuckled to him
self. Stands the acid every crack.
Think OF her standing pat so game
just like she did for me that night
out at the ranch, She's the best argu-
ment Luck has got" -
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your father a prisoner and get him to
sign REIMBURSEMENT to him he would
be ina fine position"
five could only have Fendrick ar.
rested"
What good would that dot If he's
guilty he wouldn't talk. And if he
IS holding your father somewhere in
the hills 1t would only be serving no.
tice that we were getting warm No,
I'm for still hunt. Let Cass ride
around and meet his partners in this
DEAL Wen keep an eye on him. all
right
Maybe you're right" Kate admitted
with sigh.
49,
Sheriff Bolt, though politician,
was an honest man. It troubled him
that Cullison's friends believed him to
be partisan in a matter of this sort.
For which reason he met more than
half way Curiy's overtures. Young
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Every little helps.
(To BE CoNTINUED9
Lost Mining Camp.

Silver Mountain, once a famous min
ing camp of Idaho. Is now deserted
Thirty years ago a syndicate decided
the place had wonderful future
Money was poured into the enterprise
The mill ran just ten days. The mime
gave out.
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It Doesn't Work Out.

People who figure out how sE~t@c
income may be made to slppcvs 1
large family generally know 500 :
deal more about arithmetic than slIe
do about human nature.
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TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS AND RATES

For the past "a company has changed
phone Prices of everything else have advanced again
again during these EGGS oassr Be had
chickens fifteen The materials which the main
Of and ia the construction haes
increased three ines since established
Labor has taken long and rapid strides toward high
until at this tne paying double the cid pEieea
has been advance telephone
these Greatly increased Aud the company
made plans to insa at srea expense tho automatic telephone
system.
The installation has already been started and il will be
cd to completion Ia the shortest psssible time Within
10 expected that this wilt be ia operation ia High Point
Of the arst cities la the south adopt the
NORTH STATE TELEPHONE co.
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Have you insured your AUTO
MOBILE. If not call at BANK
OF PHILIP and get POLICY.
We can insure you against FIRE
and LIGHTNING, TORNADO,
THEFT and TRANSPORTATION
damage.
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Lost: One Firestone tire and
rim, somewhere along graded
road between Milesville and Philip
Size Of tire: 30x31a, for Chevrolet.
Nina Duryea, County Superin-
tendent. 27 If.
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Kodak Finishing Wanted Mail me
your next roll OF films. II you want
SERVICE and QUALITY. This new
finish will please you. II our work Is
not entirely satisfactory, 1t will not
cost you anything. usn't that a
luare deal?) Art Lease. 10 r. Addie
St., Lead, s. D. 1Stf
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A. G. Kingsbury Lumber Co.
have fence posts from II cts.
up. Ask about the Bull Dog
Fence Anchors.
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SHELLED CORN
At Farmers Elevator

For Sale. Best offer one third
cash takes Its / and Q and S7a NE
VI sec. 3, 2N %. G. w. Haynes.
SIC Miles ave, Billings Mont.
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Buy your Flour at the Farmers
Elevator. Is If
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Parcels Post your cleaning and
dyeing to MULCHAY, THE
TAILOR, INC, RAPID CITY,
S. d. 3tf
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Before buying a house see Car,
con Williams. 25 If
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For Sale: Minnesota Mower, ii
good shape, and one Flying Dutch
man hay loader See or write IL
Dave Rreemes, Elbon. 34 If
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For sale: Large refrigerator, 10(
pound capacity. A bargain. Mrs,
John Rohan. 81 If
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Bring your hides to Pohle
They are worth money. tt
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For Sale: A complete McClaskey
Register System. Good condition.
Price very reasonable. Range
Mercantile Co. Is If
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For Sale: At reasonable prices:
! Library table, ! wash stand, l
kitchen cabinet -old style white
enamel. A few dining chairs. Mrs.
r. M. Williams. % If
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Warrant Call

Notice is hereby given that war;.
rant No. 249 issued to A. G. Kings
bury, by Deadman School District
No. 25, has been called for pay
ment and will draw nofurther In
terest. Amount of warrant $l81.85
G. f. Allen. Treas.
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Bring your hides to Pohle.
They are worth money. If
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School Warrant Books at the
Pioneer office.
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For Sale: Ford Runabout, ii
good running condition. 4. p. N1i-
son, Philip. Philip. 81 If 4