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Ireland is fairly entitled to the credit OF
having produced the greatest scoundrel of
modern times. shakespeare, perhaps, fore
saw him:
My conscience hath a thousand several
Tongues,
And every tongue brings in a several tale,
And every tale condemns me for villain.
But the several cross-eXaminations
brought out thousand details, and added
innumersble delicate shadows 10 the in
fanny of Carey's character which Shakes
pcare himself could hardly have realized.
An assassin himself and suborner of as
sassinatlon, Carey's domestic instincts
were not in the least offended by the
knowledge that his wife and young chill
dren were living on terms of intimacy
with Joe Brady and others of that stamp.
4 punctilious attendant at communion, he
confessed with pleasant laugh that his
reason tor planning the REMOVAL OF MIR.
Forster was that che would not wish to
meet him IN heaven" The government
must not only have been exceedingly hard
up to buy the testimony o! such scoun-
drel, but IN the transaction could not avoid
to some extent sharing his intamy.
No wonder, now that the Judas has re-
ceived his thirty pieces of silver, they kick
HIM off with every manifestation of the
dceDest disgust
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If a single experiment proves anything,

If a single experiment proves anything,
this one proves the bundle bee p friend
the farmer should protect Prof, Beal, of
Michigan Agricultural College, says in his
report for lSS1-S2, he selected two fine
punches of clover, apparently alike in
thrift and SIZE and covered them with mos,
quito netting. When the plants were in
blossom, humble bees We're introduced un
der one netting and seen to work, the other
beng left unvisited, July Dist ripe heads
were selected from each plant, and the
seeds carefully counted. The fifty heads
of the plant from which the bees we're cX.
cluded yielded % seeds, forty yielding
none at all The 80 heads visited by bees,
on which they were seen to work, yielded
81 seeds, % yielding none at all.
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SENATOR BAYARD's LETTER.

WILMINGTON, DEL. May 90 TO Joseph
Pulitzer, Esq, Nec York: The more I'M
portant the question the greater the neces-
sity in dealing with it gravely and WORTH.
ly, and anything like tinesse, or trick IN
dealing with such an Issue as tariff for
revenue or tariff Tor the protection of Ger.
tain classes Of. our citizens will greatly
weaken the party resorting to it.
Quite independent of the economy to the
treasury ana incidental benefit to Amer.
can producers and manufacturers which is
to be affected by higher or lower rate Of
tariff taxation, is the more profound ques-
ton CT political right and power to lay any
public burden upon the entire people for
the benefit, profit or protection of private
individuals.
If this claim be admitted as one of right,
then privileged classes do exist in this
country, and although titles may not be
allowed by the constitution, yet all the ad.
vantages and privileges Of rank will be OBJ
tanned without the name.
/ know of no position more impregnable
and upon which it Is more important for
the democratic party to form its lines than
that public property cannot be taken for
private use under any pretext. The consti-
tutinn CF .hn T-nitnG Sto.oe ond of oyorv
ono Of thn s.o+re sn l,o,,aI nrogiSos fo,, no
talinr NJ nrivo,o nronartv tor nnbIic nen
Ionlv nnon tbc rendition If nirst common
setion' IN thn owner. INT rowharo in ms
conntrv and nowhrrn uharn frea ins,itn-
lions have rarornItion con ,hn covnro,rr
mower take nnbIic nronortv for nrivotn nse
nr the nrivate nronrrtv ~ / 70 We hastoNeJ
Iunon r Win or without comnrnsa.i,n
THE only qround unon winch anv ,ndiv,d
nal can he depriyed Of hIs nronertv ia to
bpnef, thn community ord wbonnyor nv
snch emergency arise, Inc INNS, Cnnder 0nr
ouorantprsl br frs, instrv com nnn.o,aI
The form of the cyaction is ,mmoterioI
As much so \. to the place and tgv cnI-
lcctel IN the interior or ., - mans vol
dnoce or AZ the sc2nort Of no,rv anI undar
a tsriF law excise mr. a direc. Inv Iow n j.
All the same and 10 he in.tlfeI mrs, hn m
The name and for the u:r Of the cavern
mont or lhr Timed state.
With mis- rrmrinIr once Io,i down ,bo
ra.o of taya;iap will he nosiIv moosnrel nv
the nubl1c eyipenc,es and such sncc,orIo
os ,,,,s ,y,troggod n, ~ =, 1o,, ,.-.,,,,, - 80,
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War on Self-Bindcrs,

From appearances there exists in Della
ware county, Indiana, one of the most
senseless and wicked combinations OF men
that can be conceived of. During the last
three months nine farm barns have been
burned within the limits Of the county, all,
evidently the work of incendlarles. The
last fire occurred on the night Of the I'd
inst, the barn of j. NJ. Shlrly, near Nun.
Gle, being consumed, together with a large
amount of grain and number of nipple.
ments, among the latter seltblndlng
reaper. 1t is a singular fact that in each
of the nine barns self bindlng reaper has
been burned, indicating conspiracy
among farm laborers to destroy these ma
chimes that they believe tend to reduce
their harvest wages. The farmers are be.
coming alarmed, and are proposing to
take steps for a thorough investigation OF
the matter If the conspiracy really exists,
1t shows the Outcropplng of a spirit OF des.
tructive Ignorance that we did not suppose
existed anywhere in this country, outside
the communistlc quarters Of few Of the
large cities. Of what nationality are these
farm laborers OF this part OF Indiana, be-
comes an interesting question IN these
days, when 1.-The oppressed OF all nations
are so profusely accepting Americas lnyi-
tation to come over and enjoy the blessings
Of "liie, liberty, and the pursuit of happi.
ness" If these beings are not foreign
born, then we have nest of native vipers
that deserve speedy annlhilation.-Prdirie
Farmer.
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b: ,pu are -icn Hop Bitters will surely aid
Hulrc Ia making you we'll when all else
ta.S.
|! yoU are costiTc or dyspcptic, or are suf-
lcrtn2 from any other OF the numerous dis.
cases u the stomach or bowels, it is your
own fault If you remain i'll, for Hop Bitters
are Il sovereign remedy IL all such complaints
II You are wasting away with any form Of
Kidney Disease, stop tempting Death this
moment, and turn for a cure TO Hop Bitters.
# YOU are sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will find Balm in Gilead"
IN the use of Hop Bitters
II you are frequenter, or q resident Of a
miasmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge Of al countries malarial,
epidemic, bilious, and intermittent fevers-
by the use Of Hop Bitters.
You have rough, pimply or sallow skin,
bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miser.
able generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair
sNin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health,
and comfort
In short they cure all diseases of the Stom.
ach. Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
Brights Disease. $500 will be paid for case
they will not cure or help.
That poor, bedridden invalid wife, sister
mother or daughter, can be made the PIC
tire OF health, by few bottles Of Hop Bit.
tiers, costing but triile. Will you let them
suffer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16

In "IIin;s to Young Gardeners" the
country GeatlemaH says; "Ot manures,
that Of the COW is the poorest, that OF the
horse being double in value, and that OF
the hog five times that OF the horse. Hen
manure, mixed with two or three times it,
own bulk of muck, or even loan, is Is
good as most guano kept for sale. Ashes,
lcached or IulGaChCd, are excellent. The
contents of the closet are kept inodorous,
end in an easily workable condition, by
casting plaster on them frequently until
removed and then, by adding tour times
as much more OF muck or loan, you Will
have a fertilizer equal TO poudrcttc. Bones,
old boots and shoes, hogs bristIes, and all
old scraps, which would otherwise lie
about as nuisance, and cyesOrcs TO ali who
see them, may be made soluble and mt for
fertiizlng by burylng them IN unleachcd
ashes, with an occasional slight watering
and stirring of the heap, and addition OF
ashes, until reduced to proper state tor
pslverizing The pig should be supplied
with all the weeds yoa can gather before
they seed, and peat, much, turf, etc, ii
thrown into his yard, he will work over,
and pay for his keeping by largely in.
crcasing the amount of manure. He Will
work over ten or twelve loads if given 10
him"
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He Repeafs The Remark.

'Wnl you please repeat that remark, NJ. Matli'
SON."
Turning a, TO look your representative sQuarey Ia
the face tire head of the house 0: soren Mathsoa &
Co.. Pharmacists No. .s.! STATE street. Marble Block,
Chicago, replied: Yes, SIR with pleasure Ny re-
mark was that we consider PAGEEn's GiSGgET Toxic,
now called FAnKEE> TONIC, the hes, article Of It's
kind in the market Our sales for the last six months
tell the whole story and settle the question The Tonic,
Kea good dinner carries IT'S own recommendation
with it, It's bound to sweep the West like prairie on
fire. In cases Of rheumat,n DYSPEPSIA and liver and
kidney troubles It scores and wins friends
every day"
HIscox Co. beg to call public attention to the fact
that hereafter pARaFH's GJ:,GsE To"Ic VIII BE alyo:-
t.sai and s5.a simply under The name Of pAnHEns
TOXIC. We ..aao t., change for la reason that ur.
principle, ce. cr, are constantly dccc.yns thcir Gus
toners BY substituting inferior preparations uncer the
name Of ginger; nua as ginger rell,yon un'H3ort7a
aayorlus ingredient, We drop the misleading word.
Yde,e /, no clopge, &orsrcr u. TIE prerm"to"
f,st. and all bottles remaining in TIE hands Of deal.
cr.. wrapped under the name Of PAEKZE's GINGER
TOXIC contain the genuine medicine if the fac smile
signature Of HIscox Il Co. IS at the bottom of the out
side wrapper. Mayo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16

The strawberry growers Of Southen Hi
nois have met with sudden and unexpected
misfortune. When their hopes of a boun.
tlful crop were highest, and when tier
berries were almost ready for market. an
insect enemy, endless as to numbers and
mOLsrOus in capacity for destruction
appeared il their fields, and has wrought
Unparalleled ruin. The Farmer amt Fr7Et
Gro,rer lAnna, Union county OF the 23d
SAYS the firstrumols of disaster were treated
a. mere local affair oftrilting importance,
but TWO or three days more showed that
widespread rum awaited the crop Very
few fields are free from its attacks Mr.
W. W. Platter reports his fields 50 com
p,ciely ruined that he has abandoned the
crop. Mr. Parker Earle Is heavy suS
crrr. Five acres " his Sharples3 berries
may be Craspel from plant of which cv.
cry berry i, sucked dry and rendered
worthless Mr. Earle expected 20 obtain
5000 cases Of berries from the fields,
where now he hardly thinks he will get
) 600. so destructive has been the work Of
this insect. All the strawberry growers in
the vicinity are meeting with severe loss.
So great Is the destruction, that the pro.
posed great Southern Illinois strawberry
Exhibition has been abandoned as n thing
impossible.
Professor Forbes, who, on receiving
news Of the disaster, at once repaired To the
scene, says the depredatOr Is what is prop
erly known as the "tarnished plant bug"
(LUqus liHeOidris), an insect well known
for years and abundant everywhere, but
not heretofore known 10 lniurC the straw
berry and Dreypnt its filing ont II il a,
first a small, green, fiat, louise like bug
about one sixteenth OF an inch in length
which gradually grows to be nearly one
fouth OF an inch long and changes TO a
dull russety color, acquiring wings and
flying when full grown. As We understand
II, the insect is scourge in counties ad
joining Union, and as tar north as Cen
tralIa.
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L0adOH TURNER: In fruit growing, re-
member that fruits are like grain and veg
etable crops, in this, that they must have
manure to keep UP the fertility. Unlike
vegetables and grain, however their feed.
ing roots are at the surface 1t is best,
therefore, annually to top dress fruit trees.
If manure can not be had, any fresh earth
from bitches or roadsides, spread Il halt
inch or so under the trees, will have won.
derfu effect Indeed, we do not know but
that for the pear tree a thin layer Of road
sand is one Of the best Of manures. We
have seen apples thrive amazingly with Il
coating of coal ashes.
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PRESIDENTIAL HEADINGS.

Mr. Pulitzer, the new editor OF the New
York World, is evidently ambitious to cut
a figure IN the choice OF the next demo.
cratic candidate for the presidency, and to
that end is engaged IN eliciting IN advance
the "yiews" of prominent democratic lead
ers on the live issues Of the day, so that a
choice from the list may be made lntelll
gently. Last week we published letter
he had drawn out from Col. Morrison, OF
this state. Below are two more-one from
Senator Bayard, of Del, and another from
ex Senator Mcdonald, OF Ind. The letter
of Senator Bayard IS comprehensive and
directly to the point. Tariff eXactions
purely for purposes OF protection, he says,
are laying burdens upon the entire people
for the benefit of private individuals, and
therefore run counter to two great consti.
tutional inhibltions: the creation of priv.
legged classes in this country, and the tax.
ing of public property tor private e. He
also favors tire total abrogation of our
present internal excise system and radl.
cal reform in our civil service system.
The letter of Judge Mcdonald only re.
fecs 10 the tariff question, which he thinks
must necessarily enter largely Inc the com
ing contest; and he anticipates such So
luton Of 1t as will prevent any levy of
duties upon foreign merchandise above
the revenue point
Both letters are fractional, having been
written as private missivcs to the editor,
who afterwards obtained permission to
publish such parts Of them a, refer TO mat
tiers Of public interest:
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piles

Plies are frequently preceded by a sense OF
wsgh, 10 the back, lOins, and lower par: OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection Of the kidney. or neigh.
boring organs. At times, symptoms Of indi.
gestiOn arc present, as fatulency, uneasiDess
Of the stomach, etc 4 moisture, like per
spIrition, producing q very dIssgreeable itch
.ny, particularly al night after getting warm
in bed, il = very common attendant Inter.
nal, external and itching piles yield at once
20 the application OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy, which acts directly upon the parts affect
ed, absorbing the tunors. allaying the in.
tense itching, and efecting q permanent
cure where other remedies have failed. Do
g. delay until the drain upon the system
produces permanent disability, but try 10 and
he cured. Price. 80 cents. Sold by O..
Gehring.
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An Answer Wanted,

Can anyone bring us a case of Kidney or
Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bit
trrs will not speedily cure? We say they can
.."t, rs thousands Of cases already perma-
emily cured and who are daily recommend
iug Eclectrc Bitters, will prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, WeaA Back, or any urinary
quickly cured They purify the
blood, regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaran-
teed. For sale at SOC. bottle by G. Gehring
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"Oh my BaCk.N

out of fifty persons who are forced by pain
to use this ejaculation, on an average forty
nine misapprehend the cause of their trouble.
They lay it to a strain, q cold, an excess, o
touch of lumbago or rheumatism, or some.
thing Of the sort. All wrong. Such attacks
mean that the kidneys are out Of order. Per-
haps they mean Bright's Disease. Reader,
you can not cure your lame back too soon.
Take Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and
liver medicine. 1t is a sovereign medicine,
and cures all kidney, bladder, liver and
urinary complaints magically.
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of agricultural products have averaged
over four-ti fths OF the total exports of the
country, ranging from eighty-three per
cent in 1882 The annual average amount
during the above period is $620,O00,000, or
a total of So, 100000, 900. 1t may well be
asked, "What interest should receive more
careful consideration at the hands of the
National and State Legislatures than that
of agriculture e"--Prairie Farmer
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Voluntary .seSute, of Gratitude for Bene-
fits Received.

DEAR stp Please allow mo the nriviIege NJ
GIVING NV testimony regarding the wonderful
curative nropertics Of your invaluable medicine.
Hunts Remedy. During the past six or seven
wears have been a great sufferer from Kidney
disease. and during a great part Of the time my
suerinrs have been SO intense AS 10 be indcscrib.
able. ONLY those who have suffered by this
dread disease know Of the awful backachc, and
paips of all kinds accompanied by great weak
ness and ucrvou, uro.trat.Dn. loss oil force and
ambition which invariably attend IL. had all
These trouble. iu,rysiu,I. and was in such "a bad
condition tia, could not get M, ont Of my chair
cNcrg. lv ri.,l.! r.v hands ol my knees and
almost rolling uu. before ! could strl.Lhteu up.
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Nsthetics is the science Of the beautiful.
The need Of merit for promoting personal
aesthetics is due to j. G. Aver & Co., whose
Incompatible Hair vigor is universal beau.
tifier of the hair. Harmless, effective, agree
able, it has taken rank among the indispens-
able articles Of the toilet To scanty lock. II
gives mxuriance; and wthered hairs it
clothes with the hue of youth.
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Don.f Hurry Gentlemen. >,

Said man on his way to he hanged, "therell
be no fun till get there" We say to the
dyspcptic, nervous and debiltated, don't
hurry thoughtlessly for some remedy Of
doubtful merit, uncertain Of relief, when you
can get at the druggists for one dollar Bur
dock Blood Biters almost sure to cure and
certain TO benefit
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A Newspaper Editor.

.. Vi. Holcomb, Of Bloomvlle, Ohio, rises
70 explain: Had that terrible disease catarrh
for twenty years; couldn't taste or smell, and
nearing was falling. Thomas Electric OIL
caree ne. These are facts voluntarily gwen
against former prejudice Of patent medl.
cine"
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Grlggs's GlYcerlne Salya.

The best on earth can be truly said Of
Griggs's Glycerine Salve, which is sure cure
fol cuts, bruises, scalds, burns wounds, and
all other sores. VIII positively cure piles,
letter and all skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25
cents. For sale by all druggists.
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ain the lexicon Of youth. etc, there Is No such
word as Frii." That " lexicon" IS now found in
the laboratory Of Hunts Remedy. 1t Knows no
such word as -FIS.
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Don't he Alarmed

At Brights Disease, Diabetes, or any disease
OF the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as
Hop Bitters will certainly and lsstingly cure
you, aud it Is the only thing that will.
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How great a factor agriculture Is in the
nations progress is seen when We consider
that during the past five years the exports
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Henderson says he wishes he was rumor,
for rumor soon gains currency, and that he
has never been able to do. II he ever gets
humor of any kind he should use DR.. Coles
Carbolsalve which is good for all skin dis
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Thousands ARE being cured o. Catarrh
every year with Hairs Catarrh Cure, that the
doctors had given up and said could not be
cured. Is cents q bottle. Sold by all drug
giSts (b)
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Gentlemen whose heard- are not Of pleas
ing shade can remedy the defect ~ the use
OF Bucklngham's Dye fer tho whiskers
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Intelligence Office.

The undersigned has opened an Intelligence Office m
the Dcano Block mp stairs. next door 10 ESQ Weekss
office north of the Court House, Ottawa III. Situl.
tons found and help supplied 10 all applicants prompt
~ and without fail Charges moderate.
April y. 1888 c. l.. CALKINs
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GEO. W. RAVENS,
Passage Tickets.
Foreign Exchange,
Insurance Business.
II MONEY TO LOAN.
southeast corner Poostfnce Block. Ottawa Illinois.
l0\Wl

That the season for building
anticipating is close at hand,
any one having contracts to let,
in town or country, should call
on w. h. STEWART, Contrac.
tor and Builder, three doors
north Of the Clifton Hotel, OF.
tawa. Rates low, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Con-
tracts taken for PlaStering or
Chimney Work separate from
Building Contracts. Building
Paper for sale cheap.
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THE WEEKLY
LaSane CO. HerOlQ

Has secured wider known distinction as the ahlest;
the most powerful and the most widely circulated
German weekly In Tins state. outside OF the city OF
Chicago It Is recognized by every class ana element
as the worthy exponent and representative or me
genius and spirit Of the German population Oh Cehtr"I
Illinois. - .,,,,.
It's popularity and great circulation among lnteLl,
as an advertising medium which Is not possessed by
ay other German Journal in this part Of the state OF
''''1'' c.. ZWANZIG, Editor.
0ttnlXn. IL MNrch Il. ISIS.
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TEN AS Lands either for occupancy or Tor IN
L II ~ ~ - vcstmcnt, are surely the best in the L.
$. Cali for mapa, printed matter ana Information, rct
several ottawa men have made W. per cent on IL Nas
mnvlg.tf DIR. j. o. HARRIS.
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January 20th, l -;

Freight trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa
follows: For Earl SIS 4. N. FOR Aurora, 10 Is A. NJ;
for StreafOr. 6. n a y. SIS y. H.. and 6Si Pm.
Morning train mASc. close connection AZ Aururs for
All points east and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. r. Y, p-svtse
Rocm Cars, Horizons ReciRlng Chair Cars. and the G.
r. O Pssce Dining Cars. by this route. All iato-tHa
ton about % fare. sleeping accommodations
AID time tables Nj ,. chsrrfy giyen nv snrlyilg 20
PERClvAL LOWELL
General Passenger Agent Chcs<p.
THOs. J. POrrzz.
Agent AZ ntts %.
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Edgar IL East, Coultersyille, H., write:
Browns Iron Bittcrs is selling very WELL"
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FOR SALE.

Section OF Land \ Of mile from the Depot at
rintnh. Minnesota. There Is broken up 800 acres,
well good house, l1N20 plastercd good barn tor
= or 10 horses: gJOd small granary II h called the
lcs' section IN Champaign township. VIII be sold
heap. Reasons for sale made known 10 applicants.
Ottawa Jan % l.SS..tt W. Bushnell.
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DR.. J. D. HARRIS,
REAT, ESTATE,
AND
INSURANCE.
6 CHOICE DWELLINGS

on East Slut Tor sule M nNCn Tess lh Cy Gust Aso
IA number of desirable Building Lots.
sun urther have Dwellings ana Rulliing LOIS IN
all parts of the city Now is the tine 10 buy, rs city
property Is advancing Call and look over my list;
luuylg DIR. j. q. HARRIS.