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j j sliiiiiinii-. Editor and Proprietor.
K. K. A V.VK. R. TIiik1 Inlilf. ,
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tnnwlmve on our list over tliirtv
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V. Ill ll WUI'illl tx II oil llNli
TIMK iiii.I KASY l'AV
M ION IS.
Partita willing to I i J y or
i the Secretary.
-II -diould
Laud lioiigi! uiiil wild on commission.
COHHKSI'oXDKNCK.SOLICn'KI)
Address.
'lnl.-K a sn riin v m.
!latrioii, Nebriiska,
We nc.-d wumi wood on subs, ription
iial ne.il it at one.-.
-Horse blanket at the 1 1-i rs i Slioj..
Buy ami get a bargain.
- Ii I'. M:iine is pre
liirHi.l.i. n.irtliwt-t
iritig lo plaster
il tow n.
-K, I . S:.il.-i'ltH. will luiilil ;m addition
In lii-i t si.loii. i- In tli- iii :ir tiit'ii-".
- Four iviiiiuU of Ai lnu Mi-s i !! for
9"n:!lt Cl-NW. ll.11 & MAIMi.l.l.Kll's.
-J. W. lol. infill lias n-c.iv.-.l his
S"'t of sliffji ami t'XMi li lo soo'i iiKl to
tta:r i.uiuU'i-.
-Foi! S.vl.KA liiil'U r oiilli'. i'oiii-I(-U-
al Harrison, N.-!i.
, '"HAS 1'M.MKK.
"AV. K. Moorn in j.r raring to .-nlur-liw
liliirlvsinHli i.i or. kr to U-lli-r
bin niiM .if , jM iin it'a.i'jf Imijhic-sm.
fiuy mil? kiiik1s of Whiji jilti to-;
Itnco flir .V) . .-tils ni:.l get ;i !irt ' l.i
liu-y v, hiji for uotliiiiK- j
(JniSWdlJ) ft M.NTKI.I.KI1.
"-Ri-V. (Jlcsiici' lllis U'tn oii;li.-l lix
fiMor of tilt-51. V.. 'rliliK h i'l this plan;;
i'r (he i'iM!i:iir year. Vi " h.ivi' riot
Irarncil tthen )0 iX(.-HMl t i urnve.
IJ'MWKH. Firhl- l:ih' nativi- luinln-r
ami MiiutrlpH (ronstantly . il Immt at inv i
luill (in K:imI l!oo-y," F! ii i 1.-k -:i-t of.
Harnvin. ' ! F- Aiin'KH. '
Iiln-iiial ,-r M.-IWjiih - oi. .l u vi. -
tirv at (iooOl and, Kiif., ;' of t'"-'.
wk. Iluvv.nt to i!. .tli u lrur
ty liml l.o ir.iica(toi:s r.f mill anJ
kfriupt s.hoiit what -i-.-ii!'-'! it H"i" "'l '
titniwl rainfall. .
""i In-t KatliMnv C. ilnll.r:-vliipl-
'"prof lavy n:iti'v ine tu!-i- to tin
Hh U i i.al initl'-s noil will inl mole
Hitlic luii r fuliiiv. ISoiii"' ot III" titulars
? I'.'xl t inoli-i.. lit fi-.;t loiiK. Sioux
'finly .'iiti furnish what (iiniiot l Kot
(iMrwhcie.
Some snniplen of HiiKar Ik-cIs woie
wit to Wiishiujctuii home time oo for
"nalvMiK hut the result was not siilisfac
Viry'for thfl reason that the lieets wero
""t fully matured. The sugar does not
form until after the lieets have made
tlioir growth.
A new time card is expect! UK
wto efTe t on the F. K & M. V. on next
s"Kliiy, Imt what the chunf," are to lw
' unknown. It is thought that no
'riarixe wj ,mul j the time ifomK
- ma llml the easi iKiiinu u.u
"oivc some I ioi i is later.
...
reier WeulenlelU WUIl m
Unlav ttn.l ...1 o.,,u sj. mules of the pl'-
o hiH farm to hi rattier in - eo.u
"'"ty. lie sent a twet wliifh.weilil
l Ioimds, a. turnip which weighed "
IwuikIs and some lino H iiiiens of pot.i
onions und c:orn. Sucli things do
Knoil mis..t,mnry w,,rk fur Houx rounly.
4 -Tl iKjIitinvl plot still tliickensftiid
numtier of . nndidates rontmus to
'Kreuse, A iielition lias l"" lUfd ''"
"B. Hmithto run s an indes'i)deni
WidldttU for KiiiH-rilitendeiit of puhho
mstructj. The flrt Kermml " "r tl',';
niemomldo for tho mimlx-r of cainii
who, will ((,.. I fw t,,B HH10-
r. in., the arrival of a i
t'iiK-..f 1 1, i,. Jl. UV.r,,,,
lli- bay ;i! tllH
1,
' M.l,,j:i.,-
1 !ii ..n M,u,i
Ci:r-w,,n,& M.jt-rn. ire's.
-Wi. are informed
"h.-, j White ;ivr ,,
a. n. riimi.o"s
int averag.-d
That oiiu'ht to
-er ai iv.
sa! i-ly anyone.
" - ' If -i I. Illllg-.,
'"iix county, thresh,
ri,.-..iay ;,.-.
of ;;;; i,u,ilti-
rv,r. 1
, of Sn,i,T Cr-. k.
d It acres of wheat
bushels- and aver
r ane. (,,,,
I'l-lf'.r Jh.haH tluflin;; to I, a,,
i!i..-"'!viit (aiicli.Ut.- , surv.-vor of
hioiix (onnl v. Thn. vl ,n i..
iliuali-. for ear . ,,111, ,. ; .i... ,.,.,,,,.
Tin? lllilliliiTV ainl ilnii,fil. l.r
t.i!.lKln,.,.t of Mix H. ,. Ciiimiii jiaiii
Ii U.'n r.'inov.s 1., lmil.ljn-noi-tl,
of the ram h Mi,,y lion, wl,, n!s,t!
ill le ,,.as. ,1 to iv I,,,,-, ustoiiii-r-.
!! v. Snav.-lv hfltl FpiMTijial s..-viws
atthechnr.li last Fri.lay ev.-iiiii. 11..
K-.ffi U lo lx li.-iv: regular I y in tin- lutnru
au-1 ilue aniioiin.-.-ini-iit, ,, (. (,. ,,(
ci vice mill 1 inailu. Ht-I ioj . (irav.-sis
cx.-i te.1 to U' here sunn- time in Nuvcin-l-r,
Imt the exai 1 ilati; has nt vcl hi . n
'h't.-ifiiiriwl iiion.
-The i-nililic:ins of Muntrosc .re
1 i'i' t al th.-ir cam ns ma. I.- th,. f,, Miming
iiooimatlons f..r ..i iin t oHic-rs: .s-v-.v-.ir.
.hums ('lark: roa.l overseer,
f 'i i .tt .'.'linos: cont.ilili-s, ,Ius.-,i Hni.lv,
Kii .sell Will.anis: Jnil'es of election.
Samuel S.vi i icl.ii ii!;. Martin (iayhart,
laim-M ('lark; . l.-rks of election," John
Messing, Unssell Williams.
On Moiiiby fi it'titi.m was filed in
the ollii-e of Ih" ( oiinty clerk for A. V.
( 'nt.-s to lie a candidate for the olli.-e of
one of the iinL'es of tin; loth indl'-al ills-
tie t. The politi. al designation is "iiulo-M-r,dent
lion-iartKui." In Fawe.s
unity it "as ' -i m t.-j-m hn t and non-partisan."
Wonder if he has adiU'erent
designation in each county in the dis
trict :
fioi't,'e Slack who arrived here a few
days a).'. i, after lookinir around over the
rniinlrv, decl.l.'d that this county was
iroiid enout;h for him and placed a honie
ste.id I'Iiih; on a quarter section of land
;i few miles south of town. All that is
nei-essarv is to K' t eople to conic here
and see th.- country and if the "eoaxin,";"'
is l:.-pt np they wiil come.
On Saturday w received a sample
of corn which was planted on soil on the
C.tli day of June, hy Minnie 1'ietersen,
a" d l i years. The ears are lare, well
foriiied and filled and fully matured. A
county w here such corn can lie p-own on
k.hI and pet ripe is a pretty fair corn
country and the farmers are hcyinnine'
to appreciate the fact. Tell your friends
in the east that plod corn is raised in
Sioux county, as well as all other kinds
of (Tops.
It would Ik; a ood plan for the far-
rs lo arm ire for keeoine- a frood sup-
j ply id chickens. Tln-i-e is a 'ood profit
'iii'th. iii. I luring the past season es
j have I wen no lower than tilt.-en rents a
il.i.cn and chickens have lieen almost un
, known in the market, and would com
mand a K"od pi i e. liens go a Ion.!? way
i toward sui-tilviiit; Hie tanners laoie ano
1 t he cl ii and low Is market
will enahle
i it... fanners to inirch:s a treat m
:uiv
delicacies which otherwise they would
; he deprived of. del tfood hirds and 'ive
i them pro.er care and they will hriiif? u
I t,rnod reward.
I -Some claim that tame fruit cannot
' he raised in Sioux countv, hut those who
' have made anv ell'orts in that line are
' prepared to prove the falsity of such
claims. K. ('. Mvers has a line orchard
wlii.-h will h.-ai- fruit next year and his
cherry lives hav Lome I run ioi ioe p,.s.
two-.i.ns List vprinif County Treas
urer (lavhat-l set out l-'itl fruit trees and
thev are all living except one, and have
made a line -roivt. e past season. Hie
t si, rail, I niviiare thems..ves to
put out fruit trees next spring It takes
' . . i : te.ri mid ttie
tune to "-el a neai iu
sooner it is put out the
iu to hear.
sooner il will lie-
i u. i.f interest, to our
eaders
to know wime
thine; ol snow aim i.iuo.io
during the past
on. Antliony .ua-
rava. w ho n
ides near
thn east line ol
Lower l?uiinini
n rei-oril and it.
Water precinct, lias i.epi
,nws that dnriii"' the
. i j . . . i
winter 'h.
tiiowi'-i anioiinieu io-mj
1
inch'-i.
hut it !
The raintall was noi nieaM.,
.,,! ,. the followiiernuiiM
if
Aprd. '
s: July.
,hv, of the Minimis as i.,....,. -,
. . r... ,i,.vu- June. 1. t'ii
'r- . .i,.vs.
Mr, aiarava
i,,!.i.vs . 1 : : .iiv,.!ic, ;,n
viv
tIKlI nine i....ss .
fe
over
his p:
,rt of tne ooum, . "
u, and
hefore
IlL'O '
th.-re was none io i
year
' other KM-- lave to e;,v.
a
it.
Thercpiit an ran
house I-..-1, T iursiiay r.
raMended. Short s,,eel,.. s e,v
i i.. ll H Jenckes, A. I., wan a n
",1'iln 'n l ;,l iSirtow. JialKe Kin
ka'lw'sann ni'-ed for a speech, hut his
kai.lw.tt.ii ii (.unsultinerhim
mn,VZx wctn.I V echned stating that
i'"'"' , ) re presi-1" at a tern, of
''Irt I..' ..o't U.i.ik it I.ro,M-r for n
all, 1'l-in .! , . ii? n.t. in a position
,;,, ... ti.
ueueu . i;
' . ,,,,,,i'ii sue.
ll. A o.ioi.i-
.f.,1;Kr. .. ...r oflice c-an tell
us iiosi-
' . n e P-r noi ...
i .;,, on uiiestions
of
importance in u.c
i ' , , judge isdcharml irom
'"'"''wh-1 he wl Idoaxhl ipiestionsl
'"K. . -fore him for "'l-tleli
leliarrea irom s,.-
i urn i
will. ol.."."!'."';' T n. statement, as
, r l.i.o lor se ll.Tine".
for should a J yVa.-asehewoiild
1",: ntttiV- as presiding
lie .lisMiialili o ii . . ..candi-
judge!.. s.ich "promise is
Me for .list.-;nn' .iuiies'as.othe
tnathnwillpc "I11". fairandim-
law and tne "'-'"' Pslahlihd
,alHial nmimer. ,ia,U)W have for
.(...oril that KiW i f (llt .v
'uU m r -'i- (, "softlli
rSu!tUtorYn-"ner..
I'r. Sl,;lf,-r
KH.HISOlSr, IsTEB., OCT. 15, 1891.
''. S. Si-oi!
"i the veoml
h( '!NAI. .,(:;.-
.as p
huildu
-utsl a restaurant
g norjh of The
The exeuiM.A, n. northwest Xe
.aska editorial ass, iat ion thioijerh the
Mai k lull, has U-i-n postjned to Nov.
t -tn. The ptitnl pushers are looking
lorviaid to a l oyal good lime.
-The transcript in the wise of Sioux
county vs. ( '. c. Jameson, for the hal
ance loui.d due the countv hvthe expert,
was 111,1 ,y t. ,,.f(.Ilt- Uie oMi(.e of
ttie cl. rk of the district couit on Tues
day. The decision f ,he district court in
the case ol L. O. Hull and F. li. Satter
lee vs. Sioux county is ihat the county
having paid Ceorgv. Walker as county
attorney is not liahle to Hull for the
amount, and hence the plaintitl' must re
cover Irom Walker.
A good rain visited this locality on
Sunday. It rained for several hours' and
it rained in good sha)ie and the ground is
m excellent condition for plowing and
sechng. The fanners will lie kept pretty
hu-.y tliis fall and the indication are that
they will get good returns next year for
heir lalior.
The party who sent a dispatch to the
daily papers a lew days ago to the eU'ect
that the district court docket wascleared
up, must have neglected to look at the
records. It will he seen Hint hut nine
.uses were finally disposed of during the
tei-ui, which leaves twenty -eight cases
yet on the docket.
J. C. Noel writes ns that he will
move to Sioux ( 'oi.nty just as soon as he
can make arrang'-menls to do so, and
-ays he is doing all he cm to get others
to come to this county. There is a good
deal of work heing done for Sioux
county and honieseekers will lx-gin to
gather rapidly helore seed lime next
year.
We are informed that John Speas, of
Cottonwood precinct threshed a lew days
ago and his wheat averaged 3! bushels
per acre. Another Held in the same
nciglihorhood consisting of twenty acres
which averaged ttt bushels per acre.
Such reports are what w ill "coax" new
people to the free, government lands of
Sioux county.
The case of L. O. Hull vs. John A.
(Jiven, et ah, is dismissed at the cost of
plaiutiir. This is the case in which Hull
lnought action against the county com
missioners and their bondsmen for
heing deprived of salary, honor and other
emoluments of the ollice of county at
torney, and the dismissal of the case
puts an end to the matter.
It was thought for a time that M.
J. Weber would lie the only candidate
lor commissioner in tin; second district,
hut. on Tuesday a petition was lifed for
Warruui S. Johnson, the cheese, manu
facturer of White Kiver precinct, to lie a
candidate lor the place. The political
designal ion is "peoples parly." We are
informed that Mr. Johnson served two
terms as county commissioner hefore lo
cating in Sioux county.
After spending; some time visiting
his brother, County Clerk Lindeman,
Henry Lindeman will return to his home
in Iowa this week to prepare to come to
Sioux county to make Ins home. He
savs there are a good nian in his local
ity who would greatly improve their con
dition if they would come west and he is
satislied that they would move here if
they would just come, and see what op
portunities are ollered in Sioux county.
Harrison is in need of a grain dealer
and badly in need of one. Mr. Guthrie
started iii to buying grain hut is now oil'
the market and no one is prepared to
take the grain brought here. It is to the
interest of all to make an ell'ort to have
some one here who will buy grain and
pav the highest price possible for all the
farmers have to sell. The only way to
induce the farmers to come here with
their grain and do their trading is to
make it an object for them to do so. If
Harrison is ever expected to make a
good, live town it has got to have the
"nod'will of the farmers and the way to
g'1'
t i bat Lfood will and keep it is lo liir-
n.ui '. eooi ii a ei io.
. i i.. . . ...
what thev have
to sell and lo sell them goods at as low
prices as consistent and treat them in a
manner that will prove to them that
their business is wanted hy this town,
ami nothing will do more toward bring
in,' the farmers here than a good market
for what they have to se
11.
l'KKSONAL.
John Field-son called on Saturday and
'a've us some cash on subscription.
" llenrv IJndeman added his name to
our list of readers yesterday.
(h-idlev Tluivcr was serving his county
I.. the capacity of juror last week.
ll,,,,uon U'l-iles us to send
TlIK
I'"" -
I... i.'v.u. to him at Custer. S
where
he will spend the winter.
i sui, son. ol (lien, called on Thin-
day and gave lis
some cash on suuscrip-
lion.
Mrs Patterson and son
of (lien Hock,
r,. were the iruests of
' Mrs. K. K. l-iv-
eruiore the Mrst of the week
.1(1.1!!" ".'I ll"1,.' , - .
t .a.-.. . ...;i,.a clime nn oil
Tliiirsday to
watch the proceedings in , court ami iook
after his non-partisan political femes.
9 A. Beers came up from Hay Springs
to attend court. He will move back to
his farm in Sioux county in time to put
in a crop next season.
Mrs. Moore, mother of W. E. Moore,
ee nrned from Missouri last week am) re
ports that
a
oot.iher in the locaiuy
where she was
contemplate s
Sioux county.
Win Higgins has gone to lake charge
f a i rge niltlo ranch near ( hoyenne,
Wyo Mr.iliKKinsisaa excellent .nun
for the position and will give good satis
faction to his employers.
.K trif. to the Agate Springs Stock
Farm on Hunning Water.
Kinml.K..W:.lJailv.."r--onU.
District Court Prom-dings,
District court convened on last Thurs
day. The docket was called, and that
accomplished preparations were made for
the jury work. At this point Oeorge
Walker presented a plea iu abatement,
setting up that section 1, of chapter 6, of
the session laws of 191 provided that in
districts having more than one judge of
the district court there shall lie a panel
of -Jsj jurors drawn, and that but 24 had
been drawn for the term then in session.
County Attorney set up an an
swer denying the constitutionality of the
law requiring 4H jurors, aud presented a
number of decisions of the supreme court
to sustain his position. The law thus
joesiioiied was first passed in IW, and
again iu FSS'J, and a third time in lKtll,
but had never been called up in court lie
fore. The court heard . the arguments
and looked up the matter for some time
and gave his decision sustaining the
county attorney and held the law uncon
stitutional and the drawing of the 24
jurors legal.
The following is the disposition of
cases made:
ii. S. Paddock vs. Jacob Marking, dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Henry Brundige vs. 1-lavid Lyon, plain
till' given 30 days to answer.
E. Sarles vs. August King, 1 cent
damage for plaintiM'.
F. i. Carley vs. J. F. Pfost, et al, con
tinued. Annie Walker vs. C. L. Columbia, con
tinued. L. 0. Hull vs. John A. Green, et ah,
dismissed.
Mathew Riley vs. Thomas Itiedy and
Laval Rands, trial to jury; verdict for
if 12 damages for plaintiff; on motion of
del'endent verdict of jury set aside and
case continued for trial.
Josephine Minehart vs. J. T. Johnson,
dismissed.
Franklin Jacoby vs. S, W. Corey,
continued.
Hans Jtenker vs. E. C, Lock wood, et
ah, continued.
J. W. Higgins vs. Andrew Christen, et
ah, continued.
Sarah C. ). Bassett vs. Franklin
Simons, continued.
Jacob Heaiuicli vs. 1J. W, Woody, con
tinued. L. Alice Watson vs. Elmer McFarling,
sale confirmed.
Jacob Heanrich vs. E. C. Loc-kwood
and I). W. Woody, continued.
K1. C. Lockwood vs. Thomas Riedy,
uhen h", continued.
J. S. Van Tas - 1
worth, coiitinn .'i)
J. L. Moore .
tinned.
J. L. Moore vs. G.
continued.
ys. C.
R. Wads-
Soren Jensen, con
W. Cobb, etux.,
Spargur & r ishei
vs. J. S. Stetson, et.
al., continued.
Bartlett Richards
continued.
county'
L. 0. Hull and E. C. Satterlee vs.
Sioux county, judgment for defendent;
plsiintilf gi via SO days in which lo lilo
hill of exceptions.
Julius H. Seymour vs. Philip McVay,
et ux., defendant allowed 10 days in
which to reply.
Thomas Ellis vs. Robert Cruse, et ux.,
continued for service.
Thomas Doyle vs. John J. Crowley,
dismissed.
H. Austin Locke vs. James Clark, con
tinued.
Charles F. Coll'ee vs. B. B. Bixby, con
tinued to special term.
Nebraska Land & Investment Com
pany vs. Village of Harrison, continued.
Alice E. Hunter vs. Fredrick Sell war.,
etux., decree for plaintiff.
EllaW, Barton vs. Harrison Merrilield,
et ux., et ah, continued for service.
Thomas Devenport vs. J. B. Johnson,
continued.
Martin & Smith vs. Henry Warneke,
etux.,et ah, sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
Sioux county vs. E. C. Lockwood, et
ah, continued for service.
Samuel L. Ulery vs. Jenny F. Ulery,
decree for plaintitl'.
The court anuounced that there would
he a snecial term held before the close of
the year, probably about the middle of
November, but the exact date lias not
been decided on.
Notice to band Owners.
To ,r.r. Whom it May Concern:
Tlie coiniiiiHsioner appointed to establish a
roiul coninieiieinK lit the southwest corner
ol section !i, township M, rmw .w In Cotton
wood precinct, slonx county, Neliriiskn, rnn
nhii,' thence east on the section lino between
sections 5 ami 8, 4 unit , 3 mill Id, 'I anil 11 to a
point 10 chains east of the corner common to
sections 2, :i, 10 mill 11 ; thence southeasterly
through the N IV ,V and N K ',' of sniil section
1 1 to Hie S W coriier of the s K of the N K H
of i he same; thence east H mile, terminating
at the h corner on tho west side of section
li, township Hi, raiiKe r,:t has reported in
favoof Hie establishment thereof, mid nil
olii.-eiioas thereto or claims for (laiiinKcs
ti i i'i a lie lilcil in tin; county clerk's otllceon
or iM-foi e noon of the ilst day of November,
A. I1., P-'.n or satd road will be established
without relerence thereto.
I ONHAl) l.INDKMAN,
14, County Clerk.
II. E. BKEWSTEB,
C. F. Coffee,
President.
Vice Pres.
CHAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
INCORPORATED.
General Banking Business
-TO AN S ACTED. -
RWUSKA.
Geo. H.
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
We Have now on Hand a First Class Stock
Ribbons, Hosiery, Boots and
Always on Hand,
Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran and all Kinds of
Tinware, Barb Wire, and all kinds of Farm Machinery,
Which we will sell at Lowest Prices possible. We invite
all to call and look at Our Goods before buying.
We Shall Endeavor to Treat all Fair and Square.
Respectfully,
GEO. ZEE. TTTiRylSnKilR,.
GIVEN
A ticket given with every dol
lars worth of goods you
purchase for CASH.
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I? Tickets gives you a Silver Plated Sugar Shell, worth ...Sjil 00
10 Tickets gives you a Butter Knife, worth 1 2."i
12 Tickets gives yon a new style Lace Pin, worth 1 50
2i Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Teaspoons, worth 3 00
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Knives, worth 3 75
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Forks, worth 3 75
50 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Tablespoons, worth ... 6 00
E-9- PLEASE COME AND SEE THE GOODS,
Our fall stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Under
wear has just arrived.
Complete stock of Clothing of Latest Styles just
received, to which we call your special attention.
Low Prices and Fair Treatment Guaranteed.
GOME 1 1ST ADsTD SIEIE TJS.
Ranch Supply House.
MacLachlan & Cook, Props.
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Shoes, High Patent Bon Ton Flour
No Better in the Land.
Feed. A complete stock of Hardware,
verware
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PERFECTION IN BUTTER MAKING.
The 0. K. OUTFIT EXCELS THEM ALL.
CREAMERY
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len labor, and gives Beat Reaalta. All cream ralaed between
mllklaca. Skimming Olaaa whale death of can, ehewlac eondU
tioa of milk without canchla Creamery, tend for O. K. Catalogue.
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