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JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. de
Horior graduate of Ontario Veterin- 11
ary College. All diseases of domestic it
l�nlmalq treated. 0415 Promptly, at- 6
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A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. I
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary e(
College, University of Toronto. All
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Charges reasonable. Day or ititht P)
calls promptly attended to. Office on 4,
Main street, Hensall, opposite Town h
H&U. Phone, 116. 1 st
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- DR. W. C� SPROAT d
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, f
University of Western Ontario, Lou- d
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iians and Surgeons of� Ontario. Office
in Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., '
Setdorth. Phone 90. 1 — a
. DR. R. P. U. DOUGALL ' t
lHonor graduate of Faculty . of 6
Raedicine and master of Science, Uni- c
,versity of Western, Ontario, London.
Wernber of college of Physicians and .p
Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors s
east of post office. Phone 56, Hertgall, b
Ontario. 3,004-tf 1,
DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY s
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Graduate Dublin University, Ire- '
land. Late Extern Assistant Master
Rotunda Hospital for Women and t
Children, Dublin. office at residence
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Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.;
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DR. F. J. BURROWS
office and residence Goderich Street,
amst of the Methodist ,Church, Sea -
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DR. C. MACKAY - .
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
ity University, and gold medallist of '
%yMity ,Medical College, member of
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t old friend, but there was now a Medical Profession ofGreat Bri ainand This was about the state of affairs h" by means of the phor . . . . ",*i", -1 ' � :
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-nd-ly light in them.. "You made a ,she IP"- Canada for Over 35 years. that Calvin Gray found an the morn- I whe er the transmitters giv I .!4'1�&,�,��,, � �,:.,�
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-r didn't you, Tom " I A British Doctor writes: "Z consider your i,Lg of his arrival. He and Mallow . ts. . , I �
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out much better. Well, Judge, I carr theirown luggage from the sta- sing today. And mexx a1e- , I
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eed, he slipped, it as a fillibusterin cEen S clean, too." .was made? Well, the T. P. Company � the change from green to brown but it has * F,.4.1�ytw� :1.
I and made from "We,11 be partners, dad. You ran bad the �;&Olo country plastered with saved hundreds of thousands of dollars for `� .��",.,; ., I
c�,00ner slips its 111-ring'S. Side by side the two moved bctter." �., 'A",
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. - rtluill thc. insurance and I'll be the lease coal leasesand finally decided to pn� I telephone users. � "
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eating figure, -then the showed -his . . '?'U"S"dy---i" Tom's eyes brightened. The guy that ran the rig had a bunch 1.77
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in the station and give tne tired. You been away so long it Irept on drilling, against orders --me- "I .
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tay away fro threadbare interior for the first ti . T e % ,;,;.,,:::
Poor. Tama! He has Seems close en- fused to open his mail, for fear held them at work in the Bell Telephon J? ;
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sign pain -bed, too! 'Tom and 'Bob blooie! Over the top she went with . I �.,�
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He just knew better. He could -no Not until she had "shooed" him out erEd, but a montent later there. came coil" which transmits messages over wires fine �� j .,.;'W�l ��
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doubted I'Bob's?' love for miling and into his eye-& a half -regretful light. tually straddle one another, and they ; � I ". ".
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therefore, of the change then her face grew white and tragic. rry, too, dad ---21 so big tfiat his stock went from a ' I . I ,-� - �.
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po-,,erty had wrought in his appear- ddy!" ,she whispered. fully SO round cables developeci in recent . '�J 11
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&Tlce: 4B,ob', v,rould I d1one to you. ' few weeks. Of f similar benefits. I . � �
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5he wouldn't care if he was plumb "Wbat have -that -1 disappointed Y years are another of a score o I -�,,�`�,, [
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They were one ,and � indisvis- like not being,a boy. But --it wasn't my course, he started a bank. Funniest They have wires to carry a vastly greater num- I I ��",l
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his son -daughter. The old gunman Her intuition told her much, -but she . � . . pulled through the original underground ducts.
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choked and -his tonsils 4,ch did not arrive at ,a full appreciation ad to be increased in size . J
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d to cry and he wanted A year before this story opens the Show me a canip where the gamblers C � , �4. ,
Graduate of University of Toronto was, he wante Ole learned at what cost bad come ' 11 . . �,,.
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yaculty Of Medicine, member of Col- to laugh at the same time, and the weatheebea�en, rim-dovni railroad washing and I'll show you a dead I HE NEW CABLES, like the brown cord 15
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Ontario,. Pass graduate courses in pipe. He shook -his watch like a -tvemt through Tom's dusty, disorder- on, a blacksmith shop, and the loading coil, 11 I
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it was still ing rail, town enough, incident- signs on the wall, 'Gambling Posi- . dollars saved. These dollars are dollars in your T�,
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ; child's rattle, to -be sure ed papers, ostensibly rearranging. and h;teb d underneath the I
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Hospital, London much; pocket. Your telephone is being connected 1 ""
Royal Ophthalmic I running. -ling them, and they told her wide and o�,
Mri,gland; University Hospital, arid the scanty amount, of merchan- games are running high, �- .11 I �.,
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minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. . haps more deeply moved tjian he crunies who came in to pray their garT lay in less part of the state that's above the average. The last 11, ore because costs are suc- I I ;4 .!
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Victoria Street, Seaforth. hilt his -where killing droughts were mot un- time I was iqi town, a couple of tool omies which re- ' �,
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DR. WILLIAM ABERHART tightly, her cheek pressed -against ' hi s iiot ,pick a living out of his insura like the rolls of a steel mill. In such ercharged six cents. It came to a The gentleman testing the transmitter and the .." I ,-� ,,,, I ��
� Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, bieast. It was only upon Occasions business. times even the steep, tortuous canons shooting, and -we buried all three of I )rking in the laboratories with �:,
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� College of Physicians anG ziuTgeOw emotional display* i()l1sly considered, money matters and 11 The few farms their closing price: cost of liv- I . .
Licentiate of Medical Coun- taught to shun , .but it isn't ex- every day and keeping the tele- . I '.�
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Ontario. She s,nu,g- and ranches rou-nd about were seat- ilig is high enough . I 11 ,�
cil of ,Canada. Late interne Toronto Boys kiss their motheTa. wbo had returned home to take up a phone adequate to serve the I.,
� uperla- tered widely, and life thereon was a pe.n�sive to die here." I 1.11,
Western Hospital. ,Office, Queen's ,gled close and Tom could feel her life of ,comparative ease and s gf-im struggle against heartbreak, by In this veiTh ran Mallow's talk. needs of Canadian progTess. . I �, �
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11 I , enjoyment where she had rVason of the gaunct, gray, ever-pres- FTOTn the first he had laid himself out . � 1; 11
Fhone ,89. Night calUq! phone Ill. head averted, to conceal a distressing- off ,but "Bob" said nothing to her I
� ess. It was a I ' r one of his orit specter of the drought. Of late to be entertained -and helpful, and I "I,
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DR. J. A u,;eless Precaution, howev shortcomings, and they ende self to b,- one of violent extremes, have his way. When they had finish- � . .,;
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Successor to Dr. R. R. ROSS vvas -blind, his eyes were as wet as and fail- of extreme dryness during which c -d breakfast, be even allowed. bi-; . - . "I : , "
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Chicago, ill. -Licentiate the seams in his wrinkled facq. -at he was cantankerous shriveled and died, andeven the trees driver for hirn. They shook hands I I am �1, i't
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Surgeons, Toronto - arruniph!" He cruelly embarrassed both of them. spilled thf-i s, choking the mar ,r . :1 i.. 1
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Smith's Grocery, . row watel-courees, washing out roads ,they would soon meet again. � ill, � -
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forth. Phones: - da,,.bed th- and destroying fields, changing the Thus far the trip 'had worked out fol,M, ,1;t,';.��,L�
dence, 185 J. 3065-tf the heel of one harsh palm then lev- Iuickly; a new hand. was needed to olor to match, for they or a capacious reservoir, in the , I I
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eled a ,defiant glare ovef 'her nj.c-n,d the family fortunes. Barbara ar . through an asphyxiat- of a vivid green garden patch and a - I
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AUCTIONEERS rected at anyone who - determined to lend that hand. the thirsty vegeta- few flourishing peach trees immedi- �: :�.�'.
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1 THOMAS BROWN 0 Ing on at his weakness. - A great change bad come over und tban during the droughts, for the ,,,()vi,ng coulitryward, he covertly (�m he -side t�e roads wa, coated gray alely behind the residence I I.,:,.J... J
ties blurry glare,, however, and not near 0 town and the whole country YO bottom lands became quag- studied its driver and was gratified � eye. " , P. --A I
. Licensed auctioneer -for the Colin eTocious as be intended it t hicb the -girl be- 11 e��VY .Inri was so tinder dry that it seemed relief to the
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veral efforts he man lieved afforded her am Opportunity to ront door, ,so he wal-ked around-. - ' -
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err Is turnvd into putty or a devilish eir-marks. of a thorough scoundrel. it. garden fence, ..2"��,
made by calling The Expositor Office, r=,d to -regain control - Of his vocal prrve that she wasnot a mere daugh- c �` I
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Seaf dlWell, soril" he a re -al sm-daughter such as Tom' con- t','11�1`el for man !"
eed. cried, huskily; then ks and plunging,.two femin-ine figures, or rather two, 1� - .��
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P40NE 302 Hat7uniplif" appeared to be no law of The Briskow farm, it appeared, lay trailers were hot "Ough t& fry eggs th(led sunbonnets. topping two Pai
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------------- � Barbara's cl crowded with oil men, d verage here. In dry times it was a abqut twenty milcs out, by twenty upon, but ii,either they nor the steam-, of ,shoulder-, and EL9 be d ew ueersr � . I
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OSCAR KLOPP atively. by the town -site strike at Bui - desert Lwking wholly, howe,VeT, in miles over oil -field roads proved to be ing radiators gave off more heat than he saw tbai. one wornan was 1.
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Honor Graduate Caiey Jones� Na- Still -with her cheek -pressed close a- 11, few mile, northwest, aria excite I y, an . d the spell quite a journey. During the muddy the soil and the rocks. I slow moving, while the -other was &. - .
v the beautv, the myster I 1huge creature, wide of hip and dtW . 14 -
tional Sch,o�l of Auctioneering, Chi- a am -all gloyed ment was ml unting as new wells con` (',rt; in wet times. it was a might Detours were com,rtion-tes,tirnony
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eago. Special course taken an Pure ,hand into tbe.pocket of his east and ti-nued to come in. 'Central north of a de- ,9(,,.,.%on tbe d,rivpr declared, it I s inherent optimisrn-but each of bosom, whose hare arms, burnt to.. - .. ,,,�3i 1,
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Bred Live Stock, . orth a bandana handkert- Toxas was Mring a," ePoc qs and entirely minus that beauty &Rtance- now that the roads were dry wag worse. than the other, the r � ,
chomdise, and Fa tes in bi,-ought oad- a rich golden brown, were like thoge - "
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rm Sales. Hal " ich she trust into his palm, petroleum boom, for Ranger, av,raY r-e� I , I eksmith, and -who wielded hot ' %
t Sat- Chief wb they could Pr becis everywhere. we'r(I rutrted, to-, o' a bla I .
ith prevailing market. . shness that attends the rainy ob2My cover it in two nued h vy hoe as if it were a t6y. Sht - ��,X�'-),
. '9 . ( - WiTe, saying: "It's a .g I'm home held to broken up as if from long-qoTiti ea ��,I,
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keeping wi good thin to the soutb, bad Set the oil world and � fre.
Isf You've ca - -other cold seasons in a tropic clime. It was a or three hours, if the car was t _ - .n, nasal, unculti-, '. � ,!,,g
�, Ut. for right an I wi a -near Range , e was singing in a thi .
\ .4c Phone, ' by the ears, end now this new sand , -bitten race of Traffic r .r heavy shell fire. . ;
ciscar Klopp, Z ----- r haven It you? Now ,blow your mose." at "Burlel lent color to the Id s- land peopled by a bard g,th,,. c -ton derricks vated voice. � ,�,'�f
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1 18-93. 2 t boyish sterg--come from God knowa where rific, and bow it managed to move, From every ridge skel 1; -112
. S -north counties Were me . - as the eye could rtly they were the Brisko�rl .,
. Barbara was anything bu. ,e,rtion that these were in sight wi fai Evide 1
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and for God knows why --starved in eveT. at a snail'g pace, was a mystery t I 1.,
at; quite the opposite, in fact. coir.,pletely underlaid with the preei- red ones, wbo-,,e clean "help," therefore Gray made his prw- A
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1 ., I to look delightfully f�mjnine from Ott, fluid. At any rate, the price Of romid, and body, slaves of.a, bideous. for to sit a car was- like riding a reach, the scatte ,
.. be nbers g eamed in the Sunlight, test- ence. known and inquired for the =&q- ,,,, I
, R. T. LUKER She was- ,her Smart little travel- fl,irsty -ranch .lands was Somersault- environment from which they lacked bucking horse. If there had -.en the tit I , . ..
tAcensed ,auctioneer -for the Count . Mackened ter or mistress of the place, I I I �
LT'J at ro d . irving to (TY .. �,
a I the crown of scape. , a building . I I bolps; the ..... 6 I
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01 auto, �SaleS attended to in ling hat to her dainty French heels, Ing and prosperity was apparent in means of r 11 in clumps, indicating The elder wo,man turned, exposinr I
partg of't 6 00unty. Seven years, elt- suit was not ex- , ara's girl Geologist, had they werre now invisible, and the o,nes, usua y , , ��� I
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I . 1% and although her tile -homes of all Barb time that there must be coal in these vehicular streams followed meander- production -4magic word. a .q4lrewd, benevolent face, and gft* . I " I " � , I ,, 1i
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parleme6 in Xhinitoba, and Saskatche- �Siv�, it' -wag worn with nil, air and friends. Her admirers of the op- sroad , 1 'i 1, 4 , ,
. I -&.4 -mble, Phone No. pen north Tex&,g counties, 9 contention ing wagon trails down -by the origin- S set- a moment of aPpTaIsRl said, "I'm Me , 4 �
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Ivan. TerrAd 26 rhaps sa fetching as any Oat Id talk of little 6xcPPt � �, I ,
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V18 r 11, F,xet,6t ., posite se* cou -nd "prodii,tion"' perhaps based upon. a -comfortable be- al inhabitants of pre-petrolelim days tleme ,bitch -rail towns" - uh- Briskow." uo� ��",, " , � �
ieazes and bonu "Indeedl" The. I
come to Wichita Falls. It Ses a ,f in the law Of compensation, upon -,jch bad not been bettered bV the painted and ramshackle, but nowhere visitor ittfidt I . i . ,
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11 , j��: bad ever .-�a"; lie wl Ing, for htst and announced ,the
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OV office, Sea10Ahj,-9toWP tly at- gave the impression of perfectly set- tbey were almost too busy a theory that a region, so poor above- C,,,,l ... pounding of the past twelve was -there an attempt at farm ,��. . , �
. I 11 ting off a fighte Ond a PeTsomillity money to call upon her. � ontain val- Tno.ntbq. Up and down, over armored this part of Texas bad gone hog wild erl-and. " I , .I �,, �o, ,
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Eft .1. f, I . She had Barbara knew 90insthing about oil, ground must of necessity c over oil. Abandoned straw %tacks "Lawsy mel" Mrs. Briskow P1 '!'.,"�-,�J�-
1. that required no setting off beneath the, Surface. ridxes and in -to sandy arroyos, along ,a � ��!
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. t� . the Parker eyes of quenchless blue, for ,she had. watched the drilling -ral resources) leaning hillsides and across 'dobe had settled and molded, cornflelds had ed her hoe in the soil and t I . �'� ,,',,,,�
... I Cr '0 `6�� * '�i ,, 0 every one of those shallow wells that But as for other matu at few head Of back upon Gray,. "Allial .,�, , ., ,
6 0 0 , �, the behtf in such. Other flats, baked brick hard by the sun, gri -Wm up to weedis, wh - "I - ,I ��,
I ! . 41well, son I tierei a boom oil* and -kept her in college, and what is they scouted .. 1. , .1 I ;�L;
hae. of the state yie0ed oil, for in- tl,, cit,rrent of travel roared and ca,Ltle, still remained lolled neR'r the has gone an' done Jit again, e i'
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0 1 � 6 th6 town bas grown sioln-6; but I guess more she knew most of the property the f"Rtidn WAS reckless -disregard of artificial surface tanks, all but dried atiother of bis fool .1 � - , ,�11� N't
I I 0 LWand AlactibIng-r fOT POi& ' Stan", but bore pounded with , ` I
* game as O.Vme" in this part of the state. In '"' I ' I lri
. . 0 and Eldrog counti-eo, LD thinob here are about tho I'S go she believed IRY her ,all wrong. -Who e1gr heard of oil in tire and bolt and -,axle., In the main, intc mud holes. Tho womelt regarded ttdh . :,� i,
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0 S&Ied solidites. wuh, "a left 'em.11 Tom, spoke '91th that Advantaf . n processi(yri. It. was a farm of thi,q character ently, t1leir f9eial ezVt.Q;1On lit ::
0 . the bard lime? � it was s. motot-drive 'I--- . f�
- , ion. - - as be paid chance of accomplishment. . ' thdr b0`711149; QCNA ,�t!,'-',,�,
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0 on, appucat �i&,ama satisfaction dig- There were to be sure I 0mgAonal that Gray's drivgr finally pointed Out boneath I.
Te=4- , . 0 ':J, ' * �t, ,.01�. Barbara's suitOmse, almd After 4% fortnight,of careftl consid- Nevertheless, petroleum was I Brisk ranch. The hous'e, an moMse etpoged 71'8r evaTiOnzb, ? � �,i,,r,;,,
"Cd p d draft horses, I :,th . 111�� � � ,
0 Satlaftotift % . I . the fraternity tparng of fifie, importe &X11AV% � �' , ; `�'
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t W P=M .. ate erration she decided to Onte b Vf r 6ve ,., litly nee ,a t I 1 :. � ��
1W &Ne� I . 6V - .� htr tbgt dealt in it Rang& beesitte a word ,11ead of live stock theft g etory�amd-&-Iklllf Miffair, secowl 'MrAt, tiad AM 0 1 :, ,!� �,,?
0 R,sat lbtaftAr , 0 the q, I" 11 from 14-ases'. -f what h&6 0 --� :'-.,,� i � ' 'ZL "'�'� I '
0 01 � , . aGood idea," Tom deckt%&, 191101A e a dozen huge I r .' '' � � � �r - ,
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t�&,S"a oT contradiction and of 8600 Imeallibig- I We, 0 1, WM itivated M16, aud the vlgeo . ,
0 , .0 Tgwo X-6611 d MI& kriowk�5 Mr PIS11. "The Aladdin rubted his lamp, - and lot 10111V . 'A, I I I ,
" 0 liul, ltia,sedl The paint abe he, distivetive only tA thq fwt Qat (Nuotuda r
�" J� & 4 " it gQve ev once of a good qmtee ,9011 & � : , ��,� � '' �,L* ��
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