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All About it.
Th Week's Budget of News
Ai Seoi By Our Staff an j
Corps of Correspondents.
"Dick" Lover, the genial stock a
nt for the F. K. & M. V. It. R. , wan a
Harrison visitor Saturday.
Fir NeU for aato at E. Rjliwer's
Harness Shop.
Mr. Johnson, of Lush, visited sever.
l days with A. Morvek's family last
week, lie weut froiu here to Alliance.
Set of Twtll KM, d
Ilk prlo nud wurrauteil
a ico.
ull work at Omii-
, Ki-j-ouin expert'
Rav. J. A. Scamahorh P. R, wi J
preach in Harrison next Sunday tit 10:30
n. in. and at 8 P. M. Sunday school at
S:30 a. n. fhw
The Omaha painless dentist will be here
July 2Mi nndaoth.
L. Oerliich made a trip into Wyom
ing hiitiinluy and returned Sunday. He
reorta the cattle iind grass looking Well
there.
For np to (lute i tal work nt Omnha
prices see D i. WiThkkk, Omaha Dentist.
Smith Adams, of Chadron who has
been touring overland in Wyoming,
paused through Harrison "Tuesday. He
was on his homeward way.
Oscar Ward's many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is improving
and expects soon to be able to return to
Wyoming.
Tint ir of ei'lebrated, Deering
Harvester, Giant 5 foot Mowers, and
M-ttcliles Ueoring Bikes aud Deering
Tw ion has mi rived. Will ba sold right
L. Gekl.vcii.
Finn!; Avery, c.nie down from Orin
Junction (juuday on a social and spent
Monday and Tuesday in the city buying
lumber for a new residence. Mr. Avery
has Bold the residence he erected recent
ly ami in building another. Ho knows
where to get value received and conies
to a good town to get it.
In Wyoming.
Chris Christian had the good torture
to find his pocketbook, which, he had
lost, mention ef which was made in lust
week's items. While stacking his lield
of rye it fell out of a ''forkful of rye
while being pitched onto Ihe wagon.
That was certainly good luck for Chris.
An Epivyrth League has been organ
ued in the settlement. "
Mr. Murphy ha built nn Addition to
the house he moved onto Ms claim last
spring. This makes it look quite home
like. lie will soon put up a substaneial
log house.
Miss Eva Church was visiting relatives
near Lusk last week.
stands in danger of being burned out by
the hot winds which are beginning to in
vade these parts.
It is ouderstood that commissary ser
geant Chapman, who sometime since
inaditCHi application for foreign, lias de
deck'cj to remain at the post.
"Mr. Clarke, son of CapL C larke, 10th
infantry, will soon make a visit to Han
Antonio Tex.
Lieut. W, L. Reed, 10th infantry is ex
pected to return to the post about the
last 6t present year. Lieut. Reed is now
on duty at Fort Sill, O. T.
Mr. Borven hospital corps, U. S. A.
is on furlough, makicg hay while the
sun shines.
Will O'Brien, of Chadron, visited his
sister Urs. Hamilton a few days receut
ly. ? . '
We kre glad to learn that Private Coz-
J. J. ZumBrunnenhas puilt a suhstau- ad, ,'ias recovered from a severe sick
tial blacksmith shop and tool house
Geo. Cant, sent Thursday to F.ng
Isnd for his wife and daughter, whom
lie expect to arrive before many
moons.
W. R. Smith, has been keeping in
lie with the general improvements of
the town by painting his meat market,
Elmer Smith is the artist. This paint
ing business is getting dangerously near
the Flirt S -Jot'KSAL headquarters and it
seems lo be contagious so it is hard to
tell what may happen.
The Piles that unnoy you so w ill be
quickly nud permanently healed if you
use De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Be
ware or wurthlea 'counterfoils. J. E.
FlUNSKY.
Henry JIravek returned Sunday,
from Edtremont where he has leeu beard
ing sheep for Nome time. He will r
itiain ut home for a awhile.
A bad complexion generally result
r ii in itivj hvjr and bowels. In ul
nucli cases, Lfe Witts Little Eirly Riser
troduce gralifyicg results. J. E. Puis
JIKV.
W. II. Out is returned Siturday
from his trip to Page in the interest of
Jus aunt's ulf.nrs. He did not bring his
nuut With hint as was expected but she
trill urobablv come in the course of a
week.
Several weeks ago the PlMSH-JoVKN'-al
announced that it was hot. Recont
events have convinced us thut wo were
mistaken at tnat time but it hs since
or-.-ured further east. There has been
no prostrations from heat in this section
Further east I hey are becoming very
lw.ni' hiicumi'd ill Uuiaha in
one day.
"I wish to truthfully state to you and
tha readers of these few hne that you
Kedol Dyedrpsia Clure is without ques
tion, the best and only cure for Lypep-
in ih.it. I have over come in contact
with and I havn used many other prepar-'
ations., John Beam, West Middlesex, Pa.
No preparation equals Kodol DyfpeP'11
Cur, as it cantains all the natural diges-
tants. It will digest all kinds of fond
and can't help but do you good. J. E
rmxNBY.
It begins to look like a small village at
Jake's, and we predict that he is fixing
up to stay in Wyoming.
Rev, Warren made us a friendly call
on last Saturday. Come again.
Sister Clio, &ikiel feels truly sorry to
know that your ga.-den is Injured by the
hot, dry weather, and will say that
Sioux County is not the worst place in
which to live. You see we live just
I mile from the Sioux county line and
have so much respect for it that almost
every day we go across the lino ust to
be in Sioux county, However we will
welcome you back with outstretchud
arms whenever vou care to come.
On last Sunday ye scribe, with his best
girl(s) started lo meeting, about five
miles from home. When we had arrived
within one mile of the school house
wagon tire came olf and we were
stranded on the prairie. Of course we
exed but nothing could be done except
unload and try to replace ihe lire.
With the help of Andrew Christian Jr.
who came along we Dually succeeded
n Yeplacing the tire ami went on ou
way rejoicing. Uutjust as we got in
sight of the school house we saw the
rowd disjiersing. The mishap had de
tained us to long and the preacher had
hurried throught his sermon so that we
uissed seeing the crowd aud hearing a
good sermon, besides catching a few items.
T. W
g tarey - items.
FOK vSALIi.
Two thoroughbred, registered short
Iuu.ii htitlu. Tlit's iiimiials ui'ri from the!
best herds of Iowa. Will le sold cheap.
Inquire of A. MiHJim.ky or V. A. llLs
TKa. 8 if
A train of emigrants, enroute to
Minnesota from Idaho, passed through
the city Saturday. A few miles further
west they met another train of emi
grants from the same' county in Minneso
ta where they are going. The exchang
ed greetings, aud thus they come and go.
PUBLIC SALE.
I will oirer for sale at public auction
at my residence in Harrison, Neb., at
clock p. in. July 27th, 11)01, the folio
ng personal prorty, to-wit:
2 Cows 7 and 8 yoars old.
yurling Heifers,
2-TOar-old, white faced steer,
Spring Calf,
Set Dotiblo Harness,
Bed room net Dresser, ToiletStand
.tnd Bedstead.
Also one other Bedstead,
I!arrl Cart.
And other household good not men
tinned. . UEO. l. CANON
It is easier to keep well than grt cured.
1 Will's Little early Risers taker) now
and then will always keep your bowels
in order. They never gripe but promote
nn easy gentle action. J. E. Plll.NNEV,
The arrangements tor a photograph
gallery in Harrison was completed last
week. It will be run in the building
which the Sun plant occupies, fieo
(Icrlach and Bro. Wright will conduct
t.'ie business.
DeWitl's Witch Hazel Salve should be
promptly applied to cuts, burns bad
ncalils. It soothes and quickly heals the
injured part. There ure worthless conn
terieits, be sure U gut De Will's. -J. E.
I'lilXNCY.
The palace horse car which lias been
been expectwd for several days to carry
Oolvillu'i horses, household goods, etc
to their new home arrived Tuesday.
eu loaded the same day and was taken
mm Uw cut bonod train yeeterday
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,A C'nd Balii
Cartcj lMUtU It Um time when
j. fcstoafi to Um "tohool maams'
rrmoee AugaM eth nd on Fri
H Aiut 9th m UXX will ba IV
C '1 Lzinfln CsX T!m puMi in
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speii. ;v " '
Mrs. Kates has returned from a visit
to Omaha her home, where she spent a
very enjoyable time. She brought her
itlle sen with her.
Information For Teachers,
As the time for holding my institute
is drawing near, and I have had a great GRANT GUTHRIE,
many inquiries concerning the enroll
ment fee, I will say is $1.00 and to take
the examination will be $ 1.00 extra.
I am pleased to know that so many of
our boys, and girls-, are taking such an
interest in Institute, and Educational
work for that means better teachers in
the future.
My every eltort will be to make it
pleasant and interesting for all that will
come with the intention of advancing in
educational work,
On A ugust 6th, state State Supt. W.
K. Fowler, will be with us and I desire
to make this school oflicers, and patrons
day, and ns he has promised to talk, on
matters of importance, I desire, yxfr ex
tend a special invitation Jtb
present on that day. - 7& '
.. . Respectfully,
J. B. BCRKE.
Co. Supt
Professional Cards.
Allorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all logaJ
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United State
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliab'it
sompaaies.
CiTLegal papers caref ully drawn.
Harrison, - Nebraska.
It
A Short Rido.
The editor of the PnE-M-Ji,ClNAt. too
a horse hack ride-, Sunday, in the direc
lion of a column of smoke which seemed
to lie pouring fourth, north of Harrison
n sufficient quantities to warrant one in
supposing that a conflagration of som
magnitude was raging in that vn
tv.
When the parly arrived within sigh
of the fire it proved to be in the timber
on Dr. Phumev's ranch. The pine trees
although quite green were burning in a
surprising manner. That if, vurpising to
tender toot. Tlie wind soon went
down and it is probable that no very
serious damage was done. The party,
of which the editor was one, returned
by the road which winds through
the canon which is designated by the
same name the soldiers used to apply to
fat pork.
Notwithstanding the name and the
feeling which the editor had on Monday,
which was strangely similar to the feel
ing after a football game, the ride was
very enjoyable one. " The scenery al
ong this road in certainly grand. Every
thing looked thrifty and prosperous In
the valley, and Um editor fell well paid
for hi trip.
Ni-w M. A. 0. don't for a minute think
that Z;kiel will get thin trying to find
anything to beat Mr. Zimmerman's rye.
That's easy. While Mr. Chris Christian
was staoking h:s field of . ve he found
money Clear Cash to the amount of
1" DOLLVRS, in om for'c full of rye.
Now mini you we d ni't s ty tint money
grows on rye stalks here in Wyoming,
hut we are so near the Sioux . County
ine that we are hound to be ahead of
everything else in the state.
We are sorry to have to bid goodbye
to Mr. Cannon and fani'ly, but "men
will come nnd men will go, but the
JoniNAL will go on forever". However
Mr. Canon the best wishes of your old
friend Zekiel will go with you to your
new Held of labor. Grapevine us when
you got through and send a copy of your
pnper.
To our new editor Mr. Phipps, we ex
tend our good right t,g and welcome
him to the helm of the Puis Journal
May it flourish like a palm tree is the
wish of Zekikl.
Hot, hotter, hottest. 101 in the shade
last Saturday.
Harvesting and haying is the order of
the da,v. Small grain crops are badly
damaged by drouth and grasshoppers.
Ou Thursday, Anton Krotz moved to
his ranch which he purchased of Ed.
Schmidt, receutly, at the head of Little
Cottonwood.
On the 18ts inst, a little daughter ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John'
MucLein. All parties concerned doing
wtJL Didn't you uee that smile ou
John's face?
Mrs. R. Z. Stewart has been quite sick.
Her friends will be glad to learn that she
is some lietter at this writing,
Mrs. Joe Sides visited with her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. Spease, a few davs this
week.
Mr. Rice preached to a fair sized aud
ience, Sunday.
On Friday. Mrs. Anton Kratz was
call mi to Omaha by the death of her bro-the-m-law.
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We noticed in last week's Pleasant
Ridge items that C. L. Christian lost a
pocketbook containing 45dollur. If the
4o dollars was in national bank notes
and is never found the question suggests
itsvlf, who is the gainer? Timothy
Notice to Sioux Co. Teachers
To tlio Teachers of Sioux county, Nebraska:
At tlie eoming Institute of this year, the
studies for Klrst tirade certificates will be
taken up, so If there are unv that deslr to
puss on these Studies, you will please take
notice. Also, the Aurora Business College,
offers Ton weeks Tuition free, for one Stu
dent, that I may nominate, or any that
would like to take advantage of this offer
write to uie about it. Term begins Sept. 4,
1901. J- H. Hchke,
Co. Supt.
SI. J. O'Connell, - - to. Attorney
-so-
Will Practice In All Court.
Special Attention Given to Land Of
lice Business.
Collections and all business entrust
ed to uic will receive prompt attention.
Harkisok - Nebraska.
J. E. PHINNEY. M. D.
PhyisT'ian and Surgeon.
Ill calls given prompt attention.
Olflee in Drug Store.
-HARRISON - NEBRASKA.
K. ROIIWER,
WDEALEH IN"- i-fc
Lumber, Harness, Saddles,
Grain and Feed, Doors
und Windows, Heavy Hardware.
. Sheriff's sale.
I!y virtue of an order of sale issued by
the clerk of the District Court of Sioux
county, Nebraska, and to me directed, upon
a decree rendered by said court la lavor
of Surnli Jordan as plaintiff and tvgainst
Nebraska Security Company, Mc-Kinlcy.,
Luiining Loan and Trust Company, Biuita
le Laud company us defendants.
I win on the 5th day of August, 1901, st one
'clock in tlio afternoon of said day at tle
east front door of the court house of said
county at Harrison, Nebraska, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand tho following described real estate sit
i uato in said county, to-wit;
The southoust quarter of section twenty
In township thirty-three north, of range
llftv-llvo west of lilh principal meridian in
Sioux county, Nebraska, to satisfy said or
der of sale in the sum of Seventy Six Dwllars
and twenty-four cents, and costs aud accru
ing costs.
Dated July 2ud, 1C91.
ALEX LOWBV,
Sheriff.
ESTRAYED,
Estrayed seven head of saddle horses
Branded fHJJH on left hip or
thigh 5Sd and have
rpTon rrght tlw'gh and other old
""hranrlc (in than-, T will rtfi v u nua.
onable reward, for their delivery to ma
at the KC ranch, or information leading
to their recovery.
Deep Creek Live Stock, Co,
J. H, Halbert, (foreman,)
Glen, Nebraska.
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A difficulty aroMthle week regard
inf tlie free range of cattlo. It emu
that A. J. Bogart liaa had mid small
grain sowed in the Ian north of town
ad Um town oattlo have been running
on It freely. Moodar, bit for man Guy
Ceodallahut iobm of tboee cattle up
aad ki torn nyatarioua way tha gate
waa fjwood and too cattlo turned loa,
TU ru tbaoauM of a eoaaUorablo Ulk
iCtjmi Honda objrbt. Offer, of
r 3 tto waa the bjeut of s(he
The tort is in a flutter of excite
ment over the expected arrival of the
new troops. H has been so long since
the tort hits been anything but a camp
ping place that the new arrivals will be
heralded with pleasure.
Mrs. Chapman and the three little
girls have returned from Kentucky
where they report a very pleasant visit.
The boys in Blue seem to have more
luck on tho Crawford grounds. The last
game resulted in a score of 14 to 8 in
favor of Robinson.
Surgeon and Mrs. Simpton are the
imssessors of a fine baby boy, born on the
lthinst.
Tho Missee Freemans of Crawford
visited the Missus Blacks of the Fort on
the lUlh inst, aud reort a splendid
time.
The lake lias become quite popular
tlwse hot days, the regular Bar-Har
bor of Fort Robinson.
The work on the new hospital is get
ting along alowly but inrely.
Mr. Habhager and family are visiting
the Bullalo exposition.
There ha a been no new Postmaster a
pointed yet Mr. Hamilton hi at pros
at acting in that capacity.
Two troo of tho 18th cavalry art ax
pected to arrive Tuooday tha Mrd inat,
from Fort Kaada, B. D. It U not dWtelt
ly koowa wha ttat two troop from
lofiUM'will arrive
r?a all fc-t tb Jt, and V. A. and . .
V. wiH t- aoora M haw mombera. ,
CMtrnf ! U full Uoont now km
A Serious Accident
An accident which would, to a great
many people, have been a fatal one oc
cured to Will Belden Monday. He was
mowing for John Davis on his pla'-e
when he stopped to oil his machine. He
did not throw the machine out of Kear
but walked in front to oil the pitman
when one of the horses in kicking at a
fly, kicked its leg over a tug and imme
diately became frightened.
It made a jump and threw Mr. Belden
in such a manner that his breast was
against the pitman and it continual mo
tion. One can imagine what a terrible
position that was nnd to odd to the pre
canousness of it, one wheel of the mow
er ran over one of his hands pinning him
down and rendering the hand useless.
He was able after being dragged for a
short distance, to raise his other hand
and place it on a line. In this manner
he was enabled to stop the team and pull
himself together and out of the perdici
ment, The latest news of him is that
he is getting lietter slowly. It will be
remembered that Mr. Belden is the same
person who had the misfortune to be
thrown from a horse and was uncon
cious tor feveral days. This new experi
ence will surelv prove his ability to
withstand hard knocks.
PROGRAM.
OF
Sioux County's Teachers Institato.
August Oth to 17th inclusive.
(sheriffs Sttic.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the
clerk of the dtsttrict Court of Sioux l ounty,
Nebraska, and lo ino directed, uihmi a de
crcc rendered by said Court in favor of the
County of Sioux ns plaintiff" and against
Theodore Mewcr, as defendant.
1 will on the. 2tth day of August, lVOl atone
o'clock in tlio ufternnon of said day, at the
cast front door of the court house of said
l ounty, at Harrison, Nebraska, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for cash iu
hand the following described real estate sit
uated in said lounty, to-wit:
Tho sonth-weatquiirtcr of section thirty
in township thirty-live north, ot range nny
three, west of the Gth principal meridian in
subject to right of wiiv of 100 feet across
aid land of Cnind island and Wyomlcg con.
tral Hallway company.
To satisfy said order of sale In the sum of
forty -five dollars and eighty-live cents and
costs and accruing costs.
Kuted July Mill, 11)01.
ALEX I.OWKT,
Sheriff.
P. Purviance,
Opening exercises,
8:00, Primary Reading,
9:00, Alerebra,
10:00, Physiology,
11:00, Geometry,
NOON
1:00, Bookkeeping,
2:00, Botany,
3:00, Philosophy,
4 :00, Theory and art of teaching.
W. E. Purviance,
Writing, Arithmetic,
History, ' Grammar.
Exceedingly Low Rate Excur
sion to Minnesota.
o
Date Sate: August 1 to 10, inclu
sive.
liate: To St. Paul-Minneapolis from
Omaha, (9.8; from Council Bluffs,
f 0.8"); from Lincoln, (11.10; from Super
or, 13.90; from Hastings, $13.05; from
Long Pine, f 12.45. with proportionate
rate from intermediate points.
To Duluth, 4.00 higher than to St
Paul-Minneapolis.
Jrdiif Limit: Continuous passage
in eooh direction.
Fiiml Limit : October 81st.
This Is the lowest rate ever offered
with long limit ticket to the famous
uahing and hunting resorts of Minnesota
Ask any agent of the North-Western
liaa for further particulars, time cards,
etc, I. :
To read a person' character from his
face is an accomplishment which few
possess, but which many would like to
nave, Tha study is an Interesting one,
aftf baa not only an. Interesting, but a
pnsStioal side as well. An article on tho
set jot will shortly be published lo tba
Leilas Doom Journal, giving careful do-
t&l!NQrdlog tho tralU of character
by the differtot features tf tltt
BlieriiTa Sale.
Civil Goverrnment Geography,
J. B. Burke.
Co. Supt.
CONTEST NOTICEJ
ISy virtuo ot an order of sale issued by the
clerk of the District Court ot SIobx County,
Nebraska, and to ino directed, upon a decree
rendered in said court in favor of the coun
ty of Sioux as plaintiff and against Xcwinau
Hutchings, Mrs. Newman C. Iiutchlngs,
christian naino unknown, to plaintiff, West
ern Kami Mortgage Company, acorporation,
aud J. 1. lirown, uselgnee Western Ftmn
Mortgage Company and trustee, as defen
dants.
1 will on the iWth day of Angust ISO I, at one
o'clock in the uf irrnoon of said day, at the
east front door of tho court -house of said
county, at Harrison, Nebraska, sell nt pub
lic aactlon to tho highest bidder for cash
in hand, tk following described real estate
situated In said county, to-wit:
Tho south half of the north-west quarter,
and tho west half of tho south-west quurter
of section thirty three in township thirty-
two, north of rango flfty-thrco west of Sixth
principal meridian.
To satisfy suld order of sale in tho sum of
Seventy-live Dollars nnd ttva cents and
costs and accruing costs.
Dated July 24th, 1M1,
, Alex Lowbt.
Sheriff.
bhcritV'H Halo,
lly virtuo of nn order of sale lusiied br the
nt one o'clock In the afternoon of said day
Clerk of the District Court of Sioux County,
Nebraska, nnd to me directed, nnoa n decree
rendered In said court In favor of the coun
ty of Sioux h plaintiff and against Er. Mil-
ner, Mrs. Kr. M liner, his wife whose trne
Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff.
W o tern Farm Mortgage Company, Nnney
A. Plumb nnd J. U'Wli Browne, assignee
Western rami Mortgage Company.
I will 'On tlio 10th day of August 1MI,
nt the east front door of the eonrt house of
nidconnty, nt Harrison, Nubnsko, sell nt
public nuetlon to thehlghest bidder for cash
In hand, the following described real estate
situated in nnlil county, to-wit;
The north east quirrttir of Miction ton In
township thirty-tour north of range flfty-
fonr went th principal meridian.
To nullify nld order of sale In the sum of
Seventy dollnrs suit slitv cents aad costs
and seeming costs.
Dated H,im,
ALU LOWBT,
SherUr.
United States Land Ofilco, Alllanr -Nob.
raska, July JO. lnoi.,
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
tiled in this offleo by Ohms Christenson, con
testant, against Homestead entry No. 104 1
made October Srd, 181M, for Kast half (L,1,
south west Ci), section (6), east (!,), Nortlt
Wcst(H), Section (7), Township (24) north.
Kange(M) West, by Mary Foote, Contestee,
In which it is alleged that, the said Mary
Foote has tailed to reside on and cultivate
said land as required by law in this; ths-t
slio has failed to build thereon a habitsblt
house; tint she has failed entirely to culti
vate any of said land at any time ; and tlmt
she has failed entirely to establish her res'-,
donee on said land; that said defaults con
timinattho date of this affidavit and urn
not nor were not caused by service of thu
ontry woman hi tho Army Navy or Mar
ino Corps of the United states during th
Into war with Spain or biiv other wur In
which It nmy have been engaged.
Snld parties arc hereby notided to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation at 10 o'clock A. M., on August lilur,
1901, before Grant Guthrie, a Notary pobllo
at Ills olliee in Harrison, Nebraska.
Anil that final hearing will b held nt D)
o'clock, A. M., on September 7th, inoi, Ixsfnri.
the Ueglster and Kocnlver nt the United
States Land Office la Alliance, Nebraska.
Tlie said contestant having, In a proper
affidavit, filed July 1st, 1001, set forth fact
which show that after due diligence, prr.
son nl service of this notice can not bo mndo.
it Is hereby ordered nnd directed that mioli
notice be given by duo and proper publics-.
Hon,
3 St r. M, DoantKOTOir,
Ueglster.
"I am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good hmlth an I
my life I was treated in vain by doctor
for lung trouble following lagrlppe. I
ook One Minute Cough euro, and reoav.
rod my health." Mr. E. H. Wine, Mail
son. Oa. J. E. Phinkky.
Shesp For S2I3 Or Trtia
IhaveSOOewea lis 4 ywftn, of a-
100 withers I yean aid, acst C3 lamb
to sell or will trad f eattto. Will dis.
pone of tho whola buaohor wlil al th .
twaa aloM. Eaacli ta tsrtii
Kitobell, Kabr. I3 ' C '
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