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lot 22x108 feet 01
fji Acres, 7 room house
7?' : 8 Acres , 9 room house,
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3 nice & room cottages
7 nice building lots oi
10 store lots on Kutla
<1V. 26 Acres one half milt
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I',:- 61 Acres, new 7 room
200 Acres, 4 horse far
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160 Acres house and ba
421 Acres, 4 room hous
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IM Rati! ; Me I) ?itor Hon t. said
used H.ickl
.;n have my t'ect c :i oil," .aid ?;i v curet
. hintfhnm, cf Prhv.evine, IU. Fever sores,
'-ii'll die Irom^angienei which astound the
li i .en away citfht toes^ if you 1 ^ists.
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id's Big Rea
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roved together with all stock farm machi
?es on R, R. Street 25 and 30 feet, wide,
*5x105 feet
c Rutland Avenue and Church Street.
, (2) tenant houses 3 blocks from depot,
tenant house, barn and pasture block fro:
, block from depot (each)
a Summerland Avenue each
nu Avenue and Hartley Street partly imprc
3 from depot, 4 room house and barn.
? acre, all rented.
w 8 room house on Worth R. R. Street,
house and barn.
m open, 2 settlements near Monetta
rn in Monetta. Nicest farm in country, al]
;e near Eureka, 100 Acres well timbered.
3 to buy any of this property as it is b<
big money. A .small amount invested in i
,han the same amount placed in a bank
l have something to look at besides pai
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t me put you wise.
V()UI\S FOR BUSINESS.
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^".iS FIBtJ IH SWAB8EA |{
i. Its cures of Ecz.h-.j, ? n
Boils, burns a::d Piles Swansea, March 30.? c.rv here ;?
world. 25c at all drug- late tunight destroyed the building "j
^ owned bv T f. Martin and c^cu-* \
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aster.
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Line of Straw hats
ing Week.
in the window
im Co.,e
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' */yrV' r//TV *'#1V 'riv tjr-Mium ui ..... .
1??vOk& ion which prevented the exercise ot
W-^ TjjKcg complete self-control. In consquence, ,n9?
M > habits of drug-taking and alcoholic Anott
_ ' ~ 4?y!y' excess were formed and the moral Louvre
I-JR. ** ^ sense so perverted that ft ir.es of brf,.>-o i
creator or lesser magnitude were coin- u g{ri (,
4rK mlttod.?CasseU's Magazine. scissors
j The Lure cf the Citv. el. pier<
I ^8* ' -u like an intoxicant. Once three ci
-"Mf* ??ne becomes familiar with the teem- A gut
ing life, the endless varif y, the tree the act,
pT>r>ri tqaq, play of brain and thought. to go hack that sh
y up xyuo 1? 'lie stillness of a rural community she mi?
000 ; ''l<? ''U' s,l(^en " ,,ini ?o water as This
... t J fHN a drink after a generous enjoyment <it kind co
110 Te6t? long SnTr* alcohol. Irish Homestead two mo
, U 0 0 Crimean War adequat
o nnn But for its : til ing memories, and forms i
? * "*Tvc better still, its awakening of long- veillam
950. dormant national ?nen:> and martial content
spirit, one could w!?h that the sail- Asa i
4,500. guinary Crimean conflict had not been certain
fought at all.?Sir Horace Rumbold the fam
1} dO 0 t 5,500. in the National Review. the obj<
' ^ Watch For the Blind.
^25. Al/ ^ watch for the use of the blind dition t
lias the hours irdimted by movable gviardia
) v 6a ChCtl 1,000. buttons in relief on the dial. A strong men ar
r , ^Ij1/ I minute hand ind cates minutes only. ' Modern
j' ^8uh? I a blind person who pa-scs bis hand
qa, ! ov,r * Ho dial flnds 'lie button Indhnt*
j ing the hours depressed. jn
3 . 000. i ' writes*
AIA, Captain on the Bridge. the cfii
3 , 50 . Captain Watt, v>f the lmsitanla. is many, ]
uyfws* i not noted for aft'abieness. He mam- ery wo
3,500. 1 tains that tho captain's place is on i diverse
lovpi 1 0.000. ^3?? thc 1,ri(1p0- not ,:1 n,? ^l?on and be 1 transia1
' believes that he best serves bis pas- i ftjj disa
4,000. *$$$> ; sengers* interest by insuring their 1 pjJie8 n
, safety rather than by looking after | the lite
DUnd to enhance their entertainment ; qoodin?
Cdl O 3 O. t. V <> i i 1 Death From Nose Bleed . forces.
ai low .rat 3 Ol' ??&% : Arthur i.apaimo a sn'oon p oprie- ' t.qili|>pf.
X$\ tor, aged 25,1? dead at Marquette Hos- j have
Oc - ; pltal front nose . For the Ian tpa( 0f
throe months 1 < has neon aflliced. ; js an ,,
11161118. ! The fl?w was at irr.-gnh intervals. money
>1/?. hnt witii an increase in quant it v. and
^rPtSIr.j _ , ? , , P> ill Pa
*?$+? 1 .a pa line suffered lessening <>f iho in- fl,,u
, t.rvals until death resulted 1
1 Abstaining Provosts
^|,? \ generation ago water-drinking ! John
1 cupants o' elvll chairs were very ?' x
?? ^ r*""F r"rs?re in Sco >nd. Total ahstiiners. the act
' ** v? -* * \K howt ver, cai laitn a^ a result of the Ave f<?<
- recent electa e.s thai 4*? Scottish hurgs
f are presided over by abate nlng pro- footer.
\yosts. The Met Include- Sit William ideally
vV Blsland. Rai > loid provost ot (Jlas- was on
I gow, and Iy d Provo.-t (iiPson. Ed- paper
J-Vi \ SAty. >M<V, ' inmtrgh. phrenol
'M fh'j . X ? W Wfc \ - froni ,l
1 > "' "Tlv 9vc- "Americae D ntist" Prohibited. from a
?" ? - Consul Willi ou C Teiehnian send - j other
" , from Eibousto the translation >| a college,
ic J iV. .Axon. 1). C. Gantt. decision of the lpreme court of tier- which 1
V '. titVo :t:i A. .'. W.iiiair.s, all many which prohibits th? use in 'hat million
r. i ats. The losj on the build-1 empire of the title "American <<en-: _
is ai)ou $35), with no insurance, j
fhe lots the rr.crchanla' itdckj
vill j iach $3,500, with r.o in^uran c,'
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AN3ALISM IN LCUVf- c.
? ie et, oncestrrf c ic insurance r\ < ?. .
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They Are to Be Incased. undesirable insurance risks, aud it is
probable that the rate will be genicr
act oi vandalism at the efally increased. In 18 years 784 llres
has been committed. Just ~..o? ? ?
he museum closed for the day n .a . etnA** . ,
, , . , , tailing a loss of $10,500,000 ui money
ook from her poeket a pair ot ; 0_ , ? . . . ... . ,
? i i . . , , arul 11 heavy loss of life. This makes
and deliberately lacerated In- t, v , ... ,.<w.
the average money loss over $13,000.
te picture of the Sistlne chap- |
ring the eves of the pope and ~ "
irdinals. Fir6t Woman's Rights Convention.
trdian. who was a witness of : Mrs. Elizabeth hmith-Milier and
arre sted the girl, who stated ?nel Thomas Wentworth Higgine
disfigured the picture that son are uow onl>' ""rvivors of the
;ht he taken into custody. ^ persons who signed the eall for the
is the third outrage of the ih:x National Woman's Rights Con.omitted
in the J.ouvre within ntion which was held In Worcester,
nths. and it is felt that if the I -*ass-' 1,1
s collections there are to he ~
eh safeguarded radical re- | Another Cure For Sleeping Sickness.
nus be introdu ed in the stir- I , nr PlImmer has discovered a
e Of the galleries a.id their dn:S whIoh ls far ,nore effective in
^ the treatment of sleeping sickneee
result, it has been decided that ,han ntox>'1 Dr- Primer's researches
pieces of sculpture?notably I ha,ve l>OCM1 carried out for the tropicus
Venus of Mao-are to ho d'seases committee of the Royal
;cv of special protection. Class *'???** of G,eat Britain.
ie placed in front of several
oouvre of painting, and. in ad- ELng,!fh1 Schoois ?n Santa Clara,
o an increase ,n the number of English will be taught in the 18
us fifty plait, clothes police- ^liools of Santa Clara prov
t>, be added t , tie- staff vi"cf Cuba' ""i yeaJ;* "
^octetv 1 sv 3 re0?iired study In all the Cuban
public schools.
Socialism in Hungary. _. . _ ~
Shorthand Engravers Few.
ungary a noticeable in<u:i. There are only three engravers of
mr lludapest correspondent is shorthand ln EuRiand. Qne lives at
lormous influence cnat t.er- Ba1h He ^ as a joke slIRgeste<1
Italy and Khr and weld, hv- In hU ..?i.?
rk ot \alue ('ealing " 1 propriety of a trade union,
forms of Socialism has been
ed and sear, -red ado; m 1" popu,ation of Canada Growing.
fleeted and discontented ? as. The population of Canada, according
rid imprisunmon: ?nci ' p. j0 t^e ofYiclal estimates of tnat counratiire
of social democracy is tr>% wag 6,504.900 on April 1, an Inst
village, hamlet id : >v crease of 21 per cent in elx years,
ew ideas and pro\ idiiig new _
, ( ' ' I'1;* ; . Arctic Explorers Don't Have Colds.
' 11 Ul>; , ' No Arctic explorers ever have colds
ver si en outside i.n.ul. nl is .... .. . . . . ...
, ... ,, . .. until they return to civilization. Then.
.1,0 S..',alWs II, Hu,lai,o, M ono an(1 all ar<l traled ?
novmouo I'laoo. ! ropvofoms WT(,r<i ,nfluenza
and it makes money, and mon
ns organization, and from this ???
wor. Pall Mall Gazette > Students To Sit Erect.
I The public schools of Cleveland mar
| be equipped with book holders which
Littl Man. Big H d. . enable the scholars to sit erect while
O. Archebold. the other Tolin I gtu<jying
he Standaid Oil Company, and j _
ivc working prinripa.. l - '-?? . Koreans Paste Their Clothes Together
t three inches in heig o tr .p^e K0rean tailor does not stitch
in is l.g cnouuh i'?i a n garments. He pastes the edges toll
i a remarkable lioad t h> , aether and presses them down. Korspcakiiig.
and wi -n \r. ahold CArry giue around to stick their
the witnes s and the i cws clothes together when they are torn.
cartoonists accent tinted his ? .
!< ;i<a! huni|is One. lie I. aped Vicomte and Vicomtesse Who Walk.
ie chair and snatched a pencil Slnre ls9C the vicome and Vioomcartoonist
lingers. I ke the tesse de Gruard have been making
,Joint l> 'hi:- one ha* u pet iheir honeymoon on foot. They have
. Diversity. io ftrr|ved flt walking41.8!*
.nr, ,|M?o.! nu.ro than a milw< u if) Qn a wa<er7
! A girl may prune heraelf on her
good looks without living in a boar 4'*>
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