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en-Million-Dol
lar Political Show
(Continued from page
principally from the West, had repre
sentatives present to lay their de
mands before the resolutions commit
tee. Their demands were:
1. Government ownership of rail
roads.
2. Government control of packers
under the terms of the Baer bill.
3. Opposition to sale of govern
ment-owned ships to private shipping
interests.
4. A levy upon capital above,,S25,
v: 000 to pay the cost'»f the war.^v^
I 5. Cheaper and better farm credit
systems.
6. Exemption of agricultural co-op
-erators from the anti-trust laws.
-7. Repeal of all war-time sedition
bills and release of political prisoners.
8. Opposition to compulsory.
tary training.,,^
vipili-
I Some of thesfe plaiikB are the'same
as those in the other platform. How
1 many of these were adopted in the' Re
5 publican platform Look/over the
.Republican platform and see—as I am
writing this the platform hasn't been
adopted yet.
Benjamin C. Marsh, secretary of the
Farmers' National Council, who pre
sented these demands of the farmers
to the resolutions committee, said
frankly that he doubted if any of them
wQuld be adopted. Marsh is firmly of
the opinion that the farmers will have
to elect their own delegates and con
v, gressmen te get fair treatment. Some
^f the delegates of the Natidnal Board
o^SEftrm Organizations feel that way
about ltvtoo-—and more of them will
feel that waythey see what the
resolutions committed" does to'their
planks.
DRAKE MILL PRICES
The Tbllowing prices are being paitf l^wl
state-o^vned mill at Drake, N.D., for wheat:
Bark northern spring—No. 1 (58-pound), $2:96
No. 2 (67-pound), $2:91 No. 8 55 to 86
pound), $2.86 No. 4 (64-pound), $2.81: No. 4
(53-pound, $2.76. Northern sprfnsr~N6. 1
(58-pound), $2.76 No. 2 (67-pound), $2.71
No. 8 ,(55 to56-pound), $2,66 No. 4 (5,4
pound), $2.61: No. 4 (^8-pound), $2.51.
The following are prices on products: Flour
—-Patent, ear lots, $16 per bap-el 500-pound
lots, $16.20 per barm: straight, car lots, $15.20
bakers, cai' lots, $12. Bran—car lots, $49 per
ton less than car Jots, $50 per ton. Shorts
car lots, $54 per ton less than' car lots, $56
to
"Bug-Proofed" Twine, 1334c
P. O. B. fcHnne«jail8--«uaranteed equal to the best
makes. Standard, full 500 feeitothepoand. dip
ped on approval in ton lots or more.
CONSUMERS CORDAGE CO., Minneapolis, Minn.
CLOVER BLOOM FARM
Where the BigType Chesters Grow
We wilt have our herd at the North Da
kota State Pair at'Fargo,'July 12 to 17.
If you are" looking for a fall or winter
boar, we will have somfe good ones along.
Sired by some of the best boars in the
breed. Be sure and ldok.-us. up.
A. P. RANS, Springfield, i/Omt
WESTLAWN DUROCS
Bred So Sale Aug. 9,1920
Home of Willetta's Monarch, grand. cham
pion Kentucky State Fair, 1919.
Write for catalog.
P. M. PULLER AND SOJT
Redwood Fdb, Minn.
HERItMANN'S BIG TYPE POLANOS
We tutve a fine lot 6f. Hardi and Aprllfarrow, The*
•re of the bestbreeding. We have the blood tinea Of
such bout as Bob's Dictator, Repeater, Glint Price.
Shadow Wonder, Clansman, Liberator, Evolution,
yaahlonplece. GiantProsuect And others of the best
bleeding. .Pedigrees famished.: Write any of us.
Q. I.. 1. Hi, or A. P. HERRMANN, Norwood. Minn
Walkeracre8 Poland Chinas
100 spring pig*, both sens, sired by sons of world
champion Black Price and Winning: Timm.
Write for prices,
CHARLES E. WALKER.
eienooe. Mlnn.
Real Big Type Durocs
Herd. headed tur Orion Pathfinder 2nd- and Col.
Uneeda. All high class stuff.
H0NEBRINK BR0«„ Atwtfsr. Mi**.
tr*^°
Miscellaneous
ABUT GOODS PttttCHASEP
_JB30M. THE U. & GOVERNMENT.
y. S. Government pup tents,"each 4,00
Used army tents, pyramid shape—
clas A, cost government $100... 45.00
16x16, CIASS 40 00
lexis, cuss
Lsed army wall tents, 9x9 eaeh.....$25.00 to 80.00
used army tents, pyramid shape, 7x7 18.00
Tarpaulins, 9*16, each 16 00
Aluminum mess kits, each .76
Jj.
S. army aluminum canteens, each
BABBETT & ZIMMEB1IAN,
Midway Horse Uarket,
St. Faul.
FACTOKT CLOSINQ OUT STOCK—HEADER
iCtXla. hay forks, msnure forks. Toor selection *9
per doxen. Bnsh your order. Free literature ahow
ing pictures of forks, assorted shovels snd spades.
Process 8hoyel & Fork Co., Sellna. San.
Poultry
1SQG8—FB0M PUB1BBEBD BABBKD PLTMOUTH
Bocks, 15 for *1.75: 50 for *5: 100 for 25 cents
extra hy parcel post, Birdidale Btock ITann. Osoar
8wanson. Alexandria, Minn.
SINGLE-COMB WHITE' OBPINOTON BGOS, *8.50
•per 100 *4.50 for .50 i! *2 for 15. Flo4 headed'by
cockerels direct from Morris. Henry Bamberg,
Sleepy gye. Mlnn.
EGOS PREPAID—BOSE-COMB BIIODB ISLAND
Beds, farm raise! winter-laying strain: 100 for *7:
50 Tor *8.75 15 for *1.25. Jake ioratgaaraen.
Wahpeton. N. P.
BOSE-COMB BXJFF T.EGHOKN, SILVER. GOLDEN
and Columbian Wyandottes hens, $3 cocks, {2.50.
Toiirtg stock reasonable. L. Johannessohn, Bel
traml, Minn.
PITREBRBD SINGLE-COMB WHITE OBPINOTON
«gs *8jer 100: *4.50 per 50 *1 50 per 15. H. B.
Bogge, B. F. p: 3. Bog 60. Boyd, Minn.
KGG8 FOB. SALE—PTJBBBBED S.-C. WHITE LEQ
hora, open range, fine lookers bred to lay: *6 per
100. Belle Klnsey, Towner, N. JD. '.
HIGEIEST PRICES PAID FOB POTJI/TBY. KGGS,
horee hldM, cow hides, pelts, fur. McKay Produce'
Co..
at
Paul, Minn.
GUABANTEED BARBED BOCK EGGS, *6 PEB 100
*8.25 per 50: *1.25 per 15. C. B. Skogman, Csm
bridge Minn.
Kodak Finishing
KODAK FILMS FESM AU PARTS OF THE
world. Deliveries dally. Send for price list and
easy malllqg plan. *No wrapplnir in packages. ASk
about free enlargements, Northwestern Foto Service,
M*nd«n.-N.
P. ..
KODAK FILMS-r-MAIL ,TIS A BOLL OF FILMS
and 23 Cents, for "developing and printing al* prints
as a trial for better kodak pictures.. Quick Bervlco.
Qftedal Studio, Little Falls, Minn.
FILMS DEVELOPED, 15 CENTS. PRINTS «, 5
and 6 cents, according to site 5x7 enlargements, 35
cents. Send for price list Foto-Craft. 2020'2Z
Plymouth Ave.,. MlnneapoHs, Minn.
SEND US. TOUB KODAK FILM8. HIGHEST QtJAL
«y. work excellent service money -bade If /St
satlsfled. Send for., free list Paramount, Photo
Shop. La Crosse. Wis.
Lumber
BED CEDAB SPLIT FENCEP0ST8. GUABANTEED
full size snd Al Quality. Tou nay after unloading.
Send for booklet and prices delivered .to your sta
tlon. Kirk Co.. Box »88N.. Tacoma, Wash.
BCT FIB LUMBER BED CEDAB SHINGLES*
fenmposts, windows, doors, etc., direct from coast
Send bill for delivered prioe. Lansdown, Box
909-K. ETerett. Wa«h.
LUMBER AND SHINGLES AT BEDUCED PRICES.
Farmers' trade our medalty. Best quality. Bobert
Emerson Co., Box 1156N. Tacama. waah.
WRITE FOB DELIVERED PBICXS ON CEDAB
fdahc.
Pay
LEADER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
7*i? jfi1* Pjflcc to advertise your stock, .farm machinery, chickens, eggs, product
25. fSr® *nd -I1 •fleB Lto "I®15® your want* known, and haye them supplied. Best
result* come from Leader Classified Ads..
*f*er unloading. J. B. Overton. Ssgle,
Ajgenta Wanted
WANTED—RELIABLE PARTIES TO SELL STOCK
In farmers oonmany to farmers on liberal ooimils
slon basis.. Address Box 84fc Blsmwcfc, N.
AGENTS TO SELL A DUSTLE8S WINDOW
SJW1"- Bar and. spongs. 25 Cents, aem Polish
Mfg. Co.. ladlanapolfs. Tnd.
LEA-tiliSK TANNING BECIPES. ONE FBEE.
Guaranteed cheap way. Agents wanted. B.' N.
Oilley. Carlton, Texas..
Real Estate
SELL YOUB PROPERTY QUICKLV FOB CASH NO
mutter where located particulars free, Real Estate
Sslesman^Co.« Dept 685, Itocoln, Neb.
J??!* PM word per ksoe. To membera of the National Nonpartisan
Jeag-oe when advertising to sell their own products or supplying their own needs, a rate
°£i? eenw per w°rd fli made. League members most give the number of their member
5JP receipt ^when claiming the 8ait rate* All advertising for sale of lands carries the
foil rate* Ads most reach as two'weeks' before date of publication.
ALL CLASSIFIED APS MUST BE PAJD IN ADVANCE
79
1
S
.73
Steel hospital eots .J 6.80
New hip rubBer hoots, pef pair.., ........ ..: 5.00
New_leather saddle bais, each g.50
}j. S. McGlellan saddles, eaA 15.00
u, S. Army pack saddles, all complete, each. 25.00
U. S. government metal hor«e oollara, eacli.. 2.76
"Cost the gorornment $12.50 each.
-V-B, lesiher horse collars, size 18-19........i,::'T.00
8ise-20 and over, esch 9 0 0
Knapsacks, eseb 1.50
"^5* f"6mment horse blankets, canvas, wool
.vllnei per gslr 11.06
h«*vy
Wool O. D. Blanket*, each 7.00
V. S. Army Comforts, used, each 2.0Q
Secpnwiapd covermnsnt wool lined canvas horse
blankets, per pair 8 25
Bessy Cray army wool blankets, esch 8.50
Storm Covera, hsvp hardly been used/per pair 5.50
u.- S. hwast collar lead harness with 27-foot
79.50
breeching harness, 1-inch lines, per. set 65.00
lK-lngtt gommnwnt breeching harness, 1-lnch
flnM, per set: ... 82.50
2-inch short trace harness, m-lndi lines, 1%
indi-strspstork. per set 9S.50'
Beeondhand government halters, per dosen ..... 12.00
Separators, mannfactured by' Stsrdi Bros..
....,................*40.00, *45.00 snd 50.00
l^ew U. B. recruiting Sacks, each 1.25
Hand com planters, best make, eaeh ...... .4.. LOO:
JUil orders protnptly ailed. Send darft.or money'
order along. Include postage if by parcel post and
where necesssry, specify dies.. We do not issue
.catalogues,'
Livestock
POLLED SHOBTHOBNS OF THE MILKING
ttruiL I have few bulls of serviceable 8£e( and
slso bred cows apd heifers. Special inducements
25.
a.carload
of sheep: stuff pedigrees furnished.
Whyi nomad, cattle when you can get good quality
hornless of jhd_same breed at a very'reasonable
price? M. Hi Hanson, Murdockt wtin, •.
CHESTER WHITE BOABS SIBED BY CHIEF
Wytoff.Snd 67181, Ctiant Invfistor 82409, Wykoff Lad
A. 19841, Big Sensation .54811, and Big Type 71185.
Her® ta a (Janes to buy a real big type herd boar.
Sinn F. August, Montgomery,
EXTBEMK BIG TXPE POLANDS. AM BOOKING
orders for 100 March and April pigs, sired by
gmmets Big Price, the world's champion Black
Pnce,_and Slmmefr Giant Timm pedigrees furnish-'
ed, Henry Slmmetr New TTlm, tfainT
FOB SALE BBGISTEBED HOLSTEIN BULLS
service, snd bull calves two to four
months old from dams producing 55 to 91 pounds
^.butter in 80 dsys. write for prices. Herman
Schumacher. VlUard. Minn.
BBGISTEBED BED SHOBT
horn August,3uli calf. A good, big bone fellow.
^^JST^ED CHKSTEB WHITES. TWO HEBP
HOJSTEIN HEIFEBS—CAB OF FINE TEARLINQS
two-year-olds. Also soine good
Bolstein, Shorthorn and Guernsey calves. Write
Ed. Howey, South Bt Paul, Minn.
^ll.8ArJ±~5SGI8TEB®D HOLSTEIN-FBIESIAN
SSu'.£?«L21V JP
to
1
Wgh **»de_Shorthorn bull calves, t^o. roans
"to'T S" Wrtte for. prices. B, Huttoer, Lig-
,?je_year. Good indlvid-
sko1Ur,dM»fonles11'g. rtr'UM-
Ch"'
gree. When weeltt old males, *85: females, $30.
N.'J. Cordwell, Watertiiwn. S. P.
HSS^ERE5
nUSOCa BBED HLTS. SPBING
W?d"-X^rig:Mte''r8'
PtlW8- P" 8°°Bte-
HIGH-GKADE HOLSTEIN HEIFER -CALVES, C. O.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Arthur PoPP,
JeireTSon, wis.-'
POLLED SHOBTHOBN ANP POLLED DUBHAM
BMndfjSSna ?°?,Uls'old-' S^*nk Sdiwagel, Bldi
AT *20 EACH. PAPERS FUBNISH
Ido^rora^priza-wlnning stock, J. B. Cesak, St ,An-
LARGE TOBKSHIBES, SPBING
|osra for sale. G. y. Carlson, Atw#ter.:
FOB. SALE—THREE TOUNG PUREBRED HEBE
Plerzi Mlnn*
Che,lp'
Writo to Bosa
Kerkhoff,
PUBEBBED CHESTER WHITE HOGS FOB SALE
^^Particulars .Write Frank Johnson, Sleepy Eye,
POLLED SHOBTHOBN 'BULLS AND COWS. IN
qulre of Novotny Bros.,• Maple Ltka, Minn.
Employment
WANTED—EXPEBIENCED FARMERS' EQUITT
elevator manager to run our elevator at Brisbane,
N. D. We have an-up-to-date plant Man to start
work «t once. State salary wanted and give ref
?,r™£e» in flret letter. L. M. Bon, Secretary,
•Hnsoape. N. p.
WANTED r— HOUSEKEEPER ON FARM BT
wldower wtth -three children, 5,12 and'14. Mtd
die-aged woman preferred. No objection to widow
wlUi one chlld. State wages- in first letter.' Can
commence at once. AddiesSi Budo Spahr. Stock
noiro. 8. D.'
rw/Vt
Honey and Cheese
FINEST QUALITY CLOVES HONEY—THIBTT
pound can, *8.50: 10-pound cans, i9-.-eents,. ant
nverbound cans, 80 cents per pound. Surety order
carefully packed and promptly shipped. Saniple.
MUit?"*
^PrStom
HONEY (FINE EXTRACTED) SIXTY-POUND
10-pound, pall,. *i,70:
flve-potind paj.l, ll.«.
Fancy
ijrlt* cheese prices
on.request Chris Bahr. Almont N. p.
Barber Colleges
"35k
•MM
.JN BABBEB TRADE. LOW SUMMER BATES.
Bic swages. Easy work, ^Positions guaranteed. Time
expense saved by our methpos.: Catalog free.
Mloler Barber College, 107 fJ'COllet Ave,, Mlnne
apoUs. Established Y883.
XKABN BARBm TBADE—PBOFE8SOB LEE'S
•"pwjor instruction^ rmaliaes students for. hlgh
sauried portions. Catalogue free. Natlonal Barbor
Collegc, 258 East Seventh, St. Paul, Minn.
Farm Machinery
FOB SALE—ONE 40-80 AVEBY GAS TRACTOR"
one Avery separator, 4*x«4 one110-bottom Oliver
5KW' .stubble and breaker bottoms: one oil tank.
.500-gailon capacity, all In good condition.'-.'Price.
*3,700. M, "L. Prultt, Pettlbone, N. P.
PAGE ELEVEN •Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers
Farms
INVEST YOUB MONEY IN IMPBOVED FABMS
located^ to. the most fertile and tiie surest crop dis
trict of North Dakota. We have 20,000 acres of
... improved farms now selling at *20 to *125 per acre,
.on easy terms and crop payments. Free automo
bile excursion from Noslo to the Canadian border,
by way _of Valley City, Cooperstown. McVllle, Pevlls
Lake, Crndo and Hanaboro every first and third
-Thursday Mch month during the summer. Write
for .literature and reservation early. HeniJ- A.
Wliberg, Nome, N. P.
A HIGHLY IMPROVED QUABTEB AND A 240
screfsnn. two miles from town level," all till able.
Bight prices, easy_ terms. Improved half three Oilet
fremi town rlch black soil *75 per a.cri«aw"terms.
Other Improved and unimproved farms tallest de
Teloped and ^urat crop- section oX North PakoU.
Desralptlve U»t free. MenUon this-'baper. L, M.
,. Gulden,. Englevaie, Bansom county, N. p.
CORN LAND—40, 80 OB 160 ACBE8, GOOP
heavy soil, well-settled part of Todd county, Minn.
™sd«. schools snd churdies. Will produce
S^a!p^? potatoes, etc. Price, *15
to *35 per acre terms *2 per afire cash, balance *1
an acre a year. 6.000 acres to select from. Schwab
Bros.. 1028 Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
NOW IS THE TIMH TO INTEREST YOUBSELF IN
ttie great possibilities offered in oehtral Minnesota.
S5i^re,„today,tM.c£!„11?1'}
1Hn„ cl0Tff
belt
N ^en
Sllon-
PO&iNp CHINAS—HAVE SOME CHOICE SPBING
fife-
reaa?naM?
Hubert Zander.
BEGIOTEBED D1JBOC' SPBING PIGS AND FALL
and^P^SSJf^k *hJ best to the Northweat. Col.
and^Protectlon breeding. Jens Molvig Buxton^
AnS?^S? 2V?°,fc,ER8EJ.,PI,Q?
DSSi™iid^Ma.yt
!B'ROJ,:
11iter5
MABCH.
Priced from *45 to *20.
Pedigrees furnished. Casper. Sylte, Manw^n N. D.
SALE vr-iR|»I8TEBED CHESTEB WHITE
f^nifiDro.
8bil
ani'where. C. O.
P- Colonial Stock Farm, Esmond...Jf. P.
^OB, SALE—PUREBBED ANGUS BULL AND
JS'JSI8, J®°'»fel^Frle8lim.t sties. Write me your
wants. W„ J. Thompson. Page, N. ,P.
QALVES, PBACTICALLT PUBE. SIX
ft 8a%_cr«ted for shipment anywhere,
Edgewater Farms, Whitewater, win.
P^™«S*S E~9,HEST®1
WHITE PIGS WITH PEDI-
»Pd lake region.
.Write for free information on how to get one
of our farms on easy terms and small cash pay.
ments. Wild land *20 per 'acre and up. Improved
farms. *35. and up. C. W. Boyer. BaSus. Minn.
FABMBBS ANP BENTEBS CAN SECUBE NEW
Wisconsin farms, with houses, stock, tools. Only
*200 cash payment balance easy terms. Very bust
location, soil, markets, schools, etc. Get lnforma
H°n
at
°nce- Chippewa Valley Colonisation Co.,
B-20I Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis Minn.
$2.50 PER ACHE ON 10-YEAR PAYMENT PLAN,
secures 40, 80. 160 and 810 acres. Excellent clover,
grain, stock land. No .sand, rocks, swamp or hills.
Good schools, roads and markets. Crop failures
unknown, George Besser, Owner, L-825 Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
FABM FOB' SALE—HALF SECTION IN WALSH
county. N, P.: four miles from Park Blver: 50
acres In crop* balance in meadow good house, bantf
rtenty of water, good running spring. Will be sold
ore June
S|on
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
,CaU
WtiUS-
20*
Abraham Wylie,
A ^SARGAIN—FORTY-ACRE FARM, ONE AXD
three-quarters miles from city of 10,000 10 acres
aeared day loam soil balance pasture: all fenced:
frame buildings good well price, *2.200. Ev. Luth.
Colonization Co.. Dept 2, Merrill, Wla.
BEAUTIFUL HALF-SECTION FARM ROSEAU
county, Minn. Fair buildings, newly painted 275
acres cultivated, balance pasture snd timber rich
black land four miles, from town price, $07.50 per
acre.' I. -F. McMahon, Badger, Minn.
NEW YOBE STATE FABMS—WBITE FOB COM-
lete list of farms for sale. We have a slse, loca
and prioe to please you. Stock and tools In
cluded on most of them. Mandeville Beal Estate
Agency. Inc., Dept L,. Olean. N. Y,
160-ACBH MINNESOTA FABM ALL FENCED
sll under plow:-good buildings, close to town, also
consolidated' school .good soli, good grove, orchard
Easy terms. Write owner,* B. 1, Box 20. Granlk
Falls. Minn.
FABMS IN SOUTHEA STEBN NORTH PAKOTA,. IN
famous Jolnes Blver valley, Stutsman county,' 20.
-000 acres must be sold immediately. Write for big
free-list John B. Fried Land Co.,- Jamestown,
BACK TO WISCONSIN. WHERE TBEE-COVEBEB
hUls and fertile, valleys never fail the farmer.
Wonderful improved clover, corn, livestock, grain,
vegetable farms. A. -Putnam. Blver Falls. Wis.
FOB SALE—WAPENA COUNTY FARMB. IMPBOV
ed and unimproved. Best Adapted fot 'dAlrying and
clover. All -efscs, 40 .acres to 700J acres.' Easy
terms. Wm. Buona, ficbeka. Minn.
ATTENTION—-NORTH PAKOTA BED BIVEB VAL
ley. farm lands for sale. Benters buy Canada
farms on crop payraent plan. Apply to Lawrence
N. Sando, Grafton.-N, P.
FOB SALE—FARMS SOLD DIRECT FBOM OWNEB
to buyer. Well-improved farms at. all prices.
Please dpn't'Write hut come. Farm Owners Land
Co., Milaca.- Minn.
NEW, YOBK .STATE FURNISHES THE BEST
markets and best farm bargains under the flag.
Have 100 farms tor sale. John Frantz. Earlvllle,
Y.
I HAVE CASH BUYEBS FOB SALABLE FABMS.
Will deal with owners only. Give description and
cash price. Morris M. Perkins,. Columbia, .Mo.
FOB SALE—EIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD CLAY
land, *5 per acre down balahce easy. Write Theo,
Karme. -Grantsburg, Wis..
WANTED—TO HEAR FROM OWNEB OF FARM,
or unimproved land for sale. O. K. Hawley.
BaldwIn. Wla. ..
BARGAIN—TWO SMALL FABMs! CAN USE
tractor or auto In trade. V, B, Basmussen, Detroit.
Minn.
Lightning Rods
LIGHTNING BOPS—EXCLUSIVE AGENCY ANP
Ulck sales to llvs dealers selling "Plddle's Univer
sal Bods." Our copper tests 99.96 per cent pure.
-Write Tor'agency. Prices are right L. H. Diddle
Co., Marshfleld. Wis.
Dogs and Pet Stock
FOBr SALE SHEPHERD PUPS. HERMANN
Brues6)iofft Norwood, Minn.
BigTypeChesterWhites
FOB SALE AT
CLOVER BLOOM FARM
which early the best blood line* in the breed.
Nothing but the best offered for sale. All
stock guaranteed. Can supply you with al
most anything, you need. Visitor* alwnys wel
come, When writing mention the Leader
A. P. SANS SprincAeld. Minn.
Durgc-Jerseys
The home of Model. Orion/ the
$20,000 boar. Stock for sale at all
times. ..
HUBERT PINSKEt
Arlington, Minn.
BIG TYPE DUROC-JERSEYS
80 spring hoars .sired by an outstanding son of
Great Wonder, I Am also Orion's Great Sensa
tion. Two fall hoars by Victor Gano. Prices
reasonable.
W. KA8AL, 8t«wyt. Mintt.

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