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FAIiNIs INnn nENT

400 CASH ron YEAR LEASE ON
a.roem house. a,Ooo bearing straw-
herrles, some tpnpberriea Owner
must leave Write 20 Mra. Geo.
Nulenen. nrlleNMe. Wash
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rs ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

$4,000. TERMS
Groom cottage aud bath; cement
basement: fireplace corner lot.
paved street. fine view Sound aud
city.
$500 TO 500: SO CASH o. MONTH
Lots k0xte0 60 alley, city light
water and arnersments fully paid.
1T. i.awton district
DAVID y. EASTMAN
1854 Third Ave,
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81 nusINrss OrrnWruNITIEs

FoR sALE-'A rULLy EQUIPPED
machine shop and auto repair. IN
the beet town on the Sound. This
II going concern. and making
money. The best ~ reason for
selling VIII sell a. inventory,
and terms can be arranged. cell
or address " w Walker. county
Treaaurer's office. Main 1900, local
q county city bldg Seattle.
WORK ron YOuRsEl.F
Going bakery. dclicatcusen. lunch;
candy. cigars. groceries; school
trade big item. large bread trade.
Large profit 20 man aud vile Of
two women Low lease sickness
cause 81 selling. Benson. t2s Rail-
way ES HldF
atiOE HErAiH aiiOP, On PINE ST
utd established firm. Pull line 81
machinery; doing good business
Owner noing 20 Europe, Price
ti0s0. $500 cash.
cHAprEtI
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o. n. WILLIAMS COMPANY
tata First Ave ~
SASH AND DOORS

stock and special screen doors.
Bread boards BY parcel post. 100
Ironing board and cabinet, Cum-
picte with sleeve board .s.,s 1900
Window glass BY tho light or
by the box.
Plate glass windshicids put In
your car while you watt
q. A. WILLIAMS COMPANY
Established 1899
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LIVE sToCK

FOR sABE
One q. r.. G. boar. with pedigree. an
extra fine hog. years old. 400
- pigs. 6 weeks old. 90 each. 2
good brood sows. with pix. $50
zach. G. r. Hunt. Manette. Wash.
Phone atf-R
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SnlplARp AIR HoSE
Used shipyatd air hose. y inch and
Inch. outiasts any new garden
hose. Approximately ke-fout
lengths. from $3.50 10 ss.o0. ar-
cordins 10 condition. NJ, Goed-
CLICK. 1880 First ave, y ~. af5s.
SEATTLE FAIRS REFUNDED
From many points 60 outside Gus
toners ON each purchase Of SALE
frinwed Royal Wilton rug 81 from
xss 20 SsS, on terms. freight pre-
paid. at Waidron Co. specializing
rugs 1899 Fourth.
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Physicians. SURGEONS

PLAYER. Grand. Upright and Square
Pianos tuned. 81 John Strom.
Mnln an20
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y. q. BEhf.fNG q co.
We specialize In selling stores. res.
tsurants ana drug stores sie
Hoge nid. Annex. Jos fecond ave
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PRICE $4,000: 1900 CASH
nAf.ANCE xsh YER MONTH

Fer this good b-room house, located
lust south Of Woodland park. on
this beautiful lot. hOxito. with 10
large bearing fruit treea. THIS
If woRkfNGMAN's PARA
Disc.
v. q. wINDfGLER
ioet White nldg Elllott AbeT.
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Monuments
Piano Tuning

Cant j. w. Maupin. u. s patents.
Free advice. a07 Hinekisy Bldg.
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rs WHOM TT MAY coScEHy
sronsx Plano Co has mad. an appfl-
eaton 10 erect . community garage
"a earsi. al Bo.-b0s teth ave ". Lots
and I. block -. SupL Frank Pom
tius Addition.
Anyone desiring 10 protest such
occupancy uust file such protest at
the office % the building depart
fnsnt. Room sos. County -city build
ing. prior TO May 20. 1872
section 500. Ordinance No. ISIS
NOTICE. WILL MOI III REsror-
sihle for any bills or dcht- con-
trncted by Alice Litssy. Bob ".
f.ltsey. jr
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spECINL NOTICES

NooM rOn . rAsAFNGERs TO
poRTf.ANp LEAVES sATuN-
PfsSsfss CALI. itt-J. AuHuftS.
ron REFORMATION
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HkTCHfNg E4GS WHITE
Leghorns HoRanig~d. Hollywood
Tancred. $50 rs. st.1t Toe. SCI 500
Young hens laying rs Eggs month.
tf31 Fertilizer. soc and soc sack.
1907 18th Madrona car.
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The Twins were riding up to the
Moon on Mr.. Sprinkle Blows UNI
brella. He had been telling them
about comet-Legs. the wicked fairy,
who had turned the Moon square
Mr. Peerabout. the Man-ln-ths-
Moon. was lost. you know. and they
couldn't find him.
How did you make the Moon
round again. Mr.. Sprinkle Blown"
asked Nick.
well. I'll tell you" answered the
weatherman. guiding the umbrella
past a star with one hand and shov.
Ing away a moon.beam with the
orher. II happened 10 think Of my
-four Winds, so / whistled for them.
win fsg' said I. Took what's hap
penedr'
Goodness alivey said old West
Wind. How'd II happenr
$50 ! told him"
Hurry up said West Wind to
the other winds, without another
word. Wen have TO blow the moon
round again It's the middle OF the
night and most folks are asleep.
Perhaps down on the earth II
hasn't been noticed. North Wind.
you go there. and East Wind, you
go there, and South Wind. you go
10 the other corner. I'll stay here.
And when ] say. one. two. three.
ready. go! All blow at once"
And did they7" asked Nancy
breathlessiy.
Mr.. Sprinkle-Blow waved his hand.
"ses for yourself. my dear. II that
old Moon Isn't az round as a winter
apple. I'm losing my eyesight."
And 20 IL was.
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-yes.-
Then you know--you know how
Get feel. You know how Ba'tccse
think when he look out the window.
sce7'' Ito pointed. and Barry raised
himself slightly that he might follow
the direction of the gesture. Faint
iy, thru the glass. he could see some
thing white, rearing Itself In tho
shadows OF tho heavy pines which
frlnEed tho cnbin--a cross. And u
stood az the guardian Of mound
Of earth where pine boughs had boon
placed In smooth precision. while a
small vase. half implanted IN tho
earth. told OF flowers In the summer
season. Ba'tisto stared az his palms.
"Julienne." came at last. My WIFE,
Then. with n sudden impulse. he
swervcd about the bed and sat down
beside IN. sick man. "Ba'teese---''
no smiled plaintively--"liks TO talk
about picrre---and Juiienne. Even
tho eet hurt"
Barry could think only In terms OF
tritencss.
Have they been gono iong7''
The big man counted on his fin
gers.
"One--two--t'ree year. Before
that--bonr' He kissed his fingers
airily. "Oid Ba'teese, he break the
way--iong time ago. He come down
from Montreal. with his Juiicnne and
his Pierre--in his arm, 40. He like
10 feel big and strong--to help other
people. SO. down here where there
were few no came. and built his
cabin, with his Pierre and his Jul
iienne. And ESQ happy Then,
by'm'by. Jacques Robinette como too,
with his petite Medaine.-"
That's the girl who was hereT'
"Ah. oui. I am i'M'siou Doctaire.
I look after the sick for ten--twcnty
thirty mile. jacques he have more
head. lie buy land a great sweep
OF the arm seemed 10 indicate all
outdoors. "Ev'where-the pine and
spruce. Il was Jacques'l By'm'by. he
20 on and leave Medaine alone. Then
she go way 20 school. but ov' sum-
mer she come back and live In tho
big house. And Ba'teese glad-be-
cause he believe some day sho love
Pierre and Pierre love her and"
Another silence. At last:
Continued Tomorrow
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any persons power 10 dissundo that
flapper / ought 10 make the effort.
And II couldn't I'd wire Mr..
Tearle 10 meet them when they
stepped from tho train In New York.
Either way. Bonny would be saved.
So there was no particular sense in
talking 10 @. ID. before the child ar
rived.
was q dun. commonplace. little
figure In the big crowd. rather I'M
comfortable. too, without my break.
fast, impatient TO have II over.
George Bradshaw grew conspicu-
ously restless "a tho minute for tho
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Barry suddenly had ceased his
thoughts to Jerk his feet far ur un-
der the covers laughing and ohok.
ing ana striving 20 talk at tho same
time. At the foot OF the bed pa'.
tiste, his eyes twinkiing' moro than
ever. had calmly rolled back the
covering and just as calmly licked
tho injured mans feet. Moro. one
long arm had outstretehed again. as
the giant once more reached for the
sole OF foot, 20 tickle II. then 20
stand back and boom with laughter
- Barry involuntarlly sought 70
Jerk the point OF attack out OF the
way. For q fourth time he repeated
tho performance. followed by a
fourth outbnrst Of mlrth at the recoil
Hfrom tho injured man. Barry
frowned.
Pardon me- he said rather cau-.
ecaily. But don't set the Joke. "
''Ho. hor' and Ba'tiste turned 10
talk to the shaggy DOG AT hts side.
~L'enfant feels 81 L'enfant feels itF'
-Fesi H." grun;ed Houston. ''of
4
you hear. Coleman" Ra'tisfe.
contorted with merriment. pointed
vaguely In the direction OF the bed,
sN'sieu + Nobody. he~m II ticklishF'
-Of course I'm tickiish. Who Isn't.
On the bottom Of his feets"
The statement only brought new
outburst from the giant IL nettied
Houston: further. Il caused him pain
10 Be Jerking constantly about the
bed i'm an effort 20 evsde tho tick
Hing touch OF the trapper's big I'm
Kers Once more Ba'tiste leaned for.
ward and wiggled his fingers as u IN
preparation for new assault. and
once more Barry withdrew his pedal
extremitses 20 q place Of safety.
-Pieaxe DON'T he begged. tt
don't know what kind OF a game
you're piaying--and I'm perfectly
willing 70 toin IN on Il when l feel
better--but now IL hurts my arm 10
be bouncing around this way. Maybe
this afternoon--lf you've got 20 play
these fool games--f1l feel better
The thunder Of the other mans
laugh cut him off. Ba'tfste was now.
M seemed. In a perfect orgy OF merri-
mens. A. though weakened BY his
laughter. he reeied 20 the wall and
leaned there. his big arms hanging
loosely. the tears rolling down his
cheeks and disappearing In the gray
beard. his face REDEEMED. his whole
form shaking with scries after series
Of chuckies.
-Ycu hear heomf- he gasped AZ che
wolf dog. "Msieu T. Melody. he will
p,ay with US this afternoon, M'sieu
3 Tickiefootf That IL heern, my
0olsrnar. M'sicu I Ticklefooti Oh.
ho---arsieu T. TicixiefoofF'
what In thunder Is the btg nenr"
Barn. Houston had lost his reserve
row. Il want 70 Be a good fellow
but for the love Of Mike let me in on
the Joke. I can't get u. don't see
anything funny IN lying here with a
broken arm and having my feet
tfckied OF course. I'm grateful to
you for picking me up and all that
sort Of thing. but"
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departure OF the train approached
and Benny did not arrive.
And well may he worry" said I
TO Me. II suppose q. II. could coax
n dozen beauties. OF oil ages. 10 run
off with him. but not another one
with the million he wants."
The last belated traveller Jumped
from the running board OF a taxi
and rushed thru the gates which
clicked sharply behind him.
And Bonny had not comet
The crowd thinned. but G.. II. was
too preoccupled TO notice me. Any
one could SEQ that he WAS nightly
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Choking back the laughter. Batist,
returned TO tho foot OF the bed and
stood wlping the tears from his eyes
Pardon. mon ami" came serious
~ at last. ''Oid Ba'teese must have
his joke Listen. Ba'tecss tell yor
something. You see people here to
day. oui. ycsf You see the petite
Mcdaniel An. OUR He clustered
his fingers 20 hts lips and blew Z
kiss toward the ceiling. "She n the
what.you.say. fine M keed. She d
the--bon behsi You nov sec he'
beforof.
Barry shook his head. Ba'tists
went on.
You see Msieu Thsyerf Out
You know heem7"
~No."
~You sureT-
sNever saw him before"
''Eof" Da'tisse grinncd and wagget
a finger. "Batecse he like the truth
yes. Out pateese he don't get tbs
truth. he tickle M'sisu's feet
Now iistenl Please"
"No--nor' The giant waved a hand
In dismissal OF threat. -oid Bs'
teese. he stiil Joke. Ba'tecse say he
tell you something. Eet Is this. Yot
see those peopley All right. Bon
good. You dom know one. You
know the other. Yesg OUR Ra'
teess not know why you DO u. Ra'
teese not care. Bateese II right
in here" He patted his heart with
big hand. But you--you not tel
the truth. know. tickle your
feet"
You're craxyr'
so. mehbe. Baterse have nj,
trouble. Sometime Bateese wish hs
so crary-lIkc you say"
The face suddenly aged. Ths
twinkling light left the eyes. The
big hands knitted. and tho man was
silent for long moment. Then,
But Batecse he know--sc~f.' Hs
pointed to his head. then twisting
ran his finger down his spine. when
Get is the--whAt.you-ausy. arnnesia--
the nerve Get no work In the foot
could tickle. tickle. tickle. and YOU
would not know. But with you
blocey--rtght away. you feel So,
for some reason. you are. whst.you
say,--shamming But you arc Ba'
teese' gues'. You sleep IN Bx-eose
bed. You eat Bateese' food Sc
long as that. you are Batcese' friend
Ba'tsese--" he looked with quiet.
fatheriy eyes toward the young man
on the bcd-"shail ask no question
and Bateeso shall tell no taicsr'
CHAPTER ~
The simple statement OF tire
gigantic trapper swept the conf,
dence from Houston and left him al
disadvantage. His decision had
been a hasty one--a thing TO gain
tinns. scheme by which he had
felt he could. at the proper time
take Thayer of his guard and cause
him 20 come into the open with his
plans. whatever they might be. Fate
had played strange game with
Barry Houston. n had taken care
free. happy go-iucky youth and
turned him into a suspicious. dis
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

mademoiselle was sleeping soundly.
laughed as 1 hung up the re-
ceiver. Doubtless at that very mo-
ment her dappcr sutton of SO was
raging In his hotel.
$50 much for q romance with an
irresponsible flapperr' ran my
mental comment. but good for
Bonnyl She must have = saving
remnant OF hor fathers common
sense
But what had made her change
her mind7 Why had she played this
unparalleled Joke?
ITO Be Continued
Gopyrlght 1s:zs by Seattle Staz1
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disappointed and nervous. Not until
tho train had pulled out did he hall
taxi and drive away.
When he was out OF sight hur.
rkd to a telephone booth and called
up the Tearle number.
"Mndemoiselle Is asleep. Mrs. Mad.
isonr' "a maid replied to my ques-
ton.
Are you sure. Ginettef This Is
important VIII you please 30 to
Miss Tearle's room. open the door
softly. and be quito sure whether or
not she IL there7''
In five minutes Ginette was
back with tho Information that
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Doesn't hurt biti Drop n little
"Freezone" on an aching corn. In.
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift II right off with
fingers. Trulyi
Your druggist sells tiny bottle Of
"Freezone" for a few cents. suffi-
Client TO remove every hard corn. soft
corn. or corn between the toes. and
the calluses. without soreness or irri.
tatlon.--Advertisem
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OUR FIRST YEAR
BY a Bride
OLD MAN WOOS FLAPPER

A. tho Main 81. station I found
George Bradshaw pntroiling tho
causeway for auto traffic. A red.
cap, nearby. guarded two splendid
pieces OF baggage.
Certainly n man with his tastes
would appreciate millionaire father.
in-awl
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0far, Seattle =
.FSor;yAbqk.*
~ a. ByNabcl ClelAnxI1 4
ByMNbel CIcIAnd 8
Page 715
MRS. RANDOLPH

"Humphr' shifted David In dis
gust. that's nothing"
-ohl But Davh. I'm not telling
II right Now keep stu and
listen. and don't say. 'Humphr
well. once upon a time. when
she was little. she lived near
Springfield. illinois, and her
name was Catherine Brcciten-
ridge, and she did live on a big
stock farm near the city.
"And the Hon. Preston Breckcn-
ridge peggy swelled out her little
chest when she said that her
father. was awfuily. Just awfuliy
interested In temperance Chats
tho same as prohibition. Davie
only she says II wasn't In the
funny paper them.
"So--one day. Mrs. Brecken.
ridge 'cided he would have n
young man come out from Spring.
field and make n speech TO every
body in tho neighborhood. and he
said Catherine could 30 TO t. and
everything. and" Peggy stopped
provoiingly with--''you would
never. never guess who came to
make that speech"
(To BE Continued
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At first ! thought I would go right
up 10 George and tell him frankly
I was there because Mr.. Tearle had
asked mo TO keep him and Benny
apart.
And when Bonny arrived Ia let
her storm. II she wanted 20. And
George could rage. But II 1t was In
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Euspe Aerr something trcrr t- the that
THArER Is conducting the Empire Lake mill hiw
automobile
picked broken afm ~
q
sxhon Harry fifsfk
MHDATNr TAavcr
fsions anHesaa sli ne
Nnsrn nnuifh
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Just as sometimes daddy takes
David places whore Peggy does
not 30. 20 sometimes grand
mother takes Peggy TO mnios a
call without David. and when that
hsppens either David has to tell
Peggy all about II. or Peggy has
to tell David
And last week when grand.
mother and Peggy got home after
an afternoon with Mrs. Randolph.
Peggy nearly exploded with oil
the things she had 10 tell. be
cause you see, Mrs. Randolph,
who has lived IS years In Seattle,
has such a lot OF new stories and
30 many OF them-sort OF differ.
ent.
Peggy didn't begin with one
about Seattle. She began like
this:
"Daviei Now what do you
think7 why. Davte. this is 80
exciting I hardly can toll you
about II. And you hardly can
b'lieve II at all. why. when Mrs.
Randolph was little girl bout ms
big as you. why-why--why--she
aligned tho temperance piodger'
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ahen sau one t,co ree, readv, gol An blow at once

but that's not all" said ths
weatherrnan. "cometLegs heard
what they said. so he stuck out hts
legs and got the curves blown back
Into them again. Wen have to
watch out for him now. I tell you.
He'll be able 10 straddls his star
now and away he'll 60"
Go he Continued
Copyright. 1922. by Seattle STAR
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-24
AT THE LIBERTY.

For Friday and Saturday evenings
the Liberty has one of those gripping
outdoor pictures portraying the big
north country entitled out Of tle
Snow" This is a powerful dramatic
story of Alaska ana like all OF the
Alaska pictures is full of action. In
addition there will be Pathe Review
and comedy For Sunday evening
only comes THE Bigamist" another
first-class attraction with a Harold
Lloyd comedy. "A whole show in itself.
For Thursday and Friday of next
week is billed that magnificent and
sensational production The Queen of
Sheba." We have seen it and there are
few pictures that have been produced
that will surpass it in scenic beauty
and intense interest
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A caucus is called to meet at the
town hall next Monday evening for the
purpose of nominating candidates to
ton. All interested in naming ticket
should be present.
Frank s. Emert editor and publisher
of the Nelson Leader was q visitor in
town over Monday night. Mr. Emert
reports the outlook for good crop on
the hill next year as very promising,
although everything depends upon
whether the spring is favorable or I'M
favorable
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Mrs. Frank w. Taylor returned
home last Friday evening from Ia
coma, where she was called some days
ago by the sad news of the death of a
brotner-in- law
Last week Harry Barmon and Mrs.
Sadie Cummings drove up to Penticton
and were united in marriage. This was
the contamination of a childhood ro-
nance These two people, now of ma
ture years, were engaged to be married
when both of them were in their teens,
but family interference prevented the
uniOn
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Trinity Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Dauber next Wednesday afternoon,
November 80 All members are re-
requested to be present.
Only a small delegation Of Odd Eel
lows went down to Brewster last Sat
urday TO attend the district meeting
Many who would have enjoyed the trip
were unable to attend. Those who went
from acre were Sylvan Thomas, Harry
Bowerman. r. p. Hosiyn and H. E.
Hendrix
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c. Umschied, WAC has been engaged
in the tailoring business in several Of
the towns of northern Okanogan
county for score of years, and now
established at Okanogan, was in town
Saturday. AS side line Mr.. Umschied
tried farming in Horse Springs coulee
for several years. but he did not find
dry farming profitable so he hung IN
the plough and harrow for good and
got back to the needle and the thread
He is building up a flourishing bust
ness at the county seat.
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Notice is hereby given that there will
be II public caucus held in the Town Hall
OF the Town of Oroville, on November 81
1922, at o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
placing persons in nomination for the
offices of Mayor for a term of two years
Treasurer for a term of One Year, Two
Councilmen for term of Two Years each
One Councilman for a term of one year
to be voted on at an election to be held
on December S. 1922.
w. j. FRANK Mayor
Y r. HOOSE, Clerk.
MISUNDERSTANDING ~tSEv,
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MISC ElLANEoUS.
CALL FOR CAUCUS.

LOST-LAST FRIDAY A BLACK WOOL
en- shawl, in or near Oroville. Leave at
Gregg's store 1-17-2tc
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GAZETTE BARGAINS

Advertisements in this column 10 cents a
line for the first insertion and cents
a line for each subsequent Insertion,
Minimum charge 25 cents.
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FOR SALE-CORN FODDER So PER
ton. w. =. Ashdown. Schalm Ranch
11-17-1tp
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FOR SALE OR RENT

SELECTED GULL DELICIOUS APPLES
soc Jonathans csc. Rice & Rumsey
11-17-2tp
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