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ALM EDA A. STENDER
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J. (’. inn k’and
('ampbell A l ugnu
A. J. Brown
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Jur Perrie
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J. W . J • OR
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Lucy Pair--
Sister Superior,
Baser (’icy, Dr
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AN HIBMIVM I FOR
Such uYlrouth an this of the pre-
- SBD^ttf,on ',!,s »«-’ver before in the
mWory of the Harney country been
known, anil may neverjigajn.
Notwithstanding its severity,
however the record was made for
the valley on the ranches of the
following'named gentleman:
Total
wil¡ lu esimie September 2d, 1889.
fur.h« r ? »anicular.« address
I.eft thigh.
Anybody call earn ten dollars
very quickly by raising clubs fqr
the Blade. We are now paying
the highest amount for clubs ever
offered by any newspaper. We
want agents everywhere. Write us
for confidential terms to agents.
Address, The Blade, Toledo, O.
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on include n all of the
ul an'! Ch:istinti education.
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and Wax-Work, form extra
wi'h “S-wronih”on the
C onfidential to A gents .
J. (’. Wooley
I.evene Hr.«.
Peter ( letnei;«
Jai. Gopshall
I*. F. Stunner ..
J no. Adan.s
Guo. McGowan
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Send for a Catalogue, and a
your selections in time for the
delivery, if you want to plant
¡•nt the Pest, and that is always
Cheap« st. Last spring, alone,
than a
Call at this Office and order
address the following-named
GEORGE
BOX
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