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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16

Mn. MoCAuuY;--w arc all sorry for the
rude way In which We acted towards you last
week and beg your pardon We never Intend
To be guilty Oft like agaln.
DEcK rirrLe.
WALrER WAsnnoURNE,
bGWr WAsnnoURNK,
CLAg TtrTLK.
Nav IA lisa.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16
A. D. CUBINE,
MAnufAetursr OF and Dealer In
E11TS : AND : SHOES,
COFFEYvILLE, KAN.

Does all kinds of Boot and Shoe
work guaranteeing fit and salts
fast m in every respect. Parties de-
sriug work can send their names
and sddresses and will receive
or,u ar giving full directions how
q r asure the foot.
. w. CuBINE, foreman, has
dono nothing else for years and is
givug better satisfaction in the
Boot business than any man in the
wes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16
ASornra coSyrsrloS.

CsroosA, May u, lSsa.
Ata meeting Vi the Dcwnlng party held At
CAsoosa. the following oaieers were Instructed
senate. Webb yann and W Q Rogers sioan-
eli. y. NJ. Musgroye, Watt Starr, Geo. hnl.
lette. doe I.asly ,zeke Taylor, Geo. walker and
Geo. vann lcol Judge Geo. Alberiyi Clerk,
Quo A Foremani solicitor, u Norwood
sAprr N .riieAdrli
Wr0 hpitEtzr, oc
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16
JONATHAN GORE.

MISCELLANEOUS ADS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16


Ben Martin. ofspring0eld, was in the city
the nrat ofthe week.
MIR. winfield Scott, Texas gentleman,
came In on Tuesday.
--Robt. knight. OF Tahiequah, visited his
family at this place last week.
--"our very good friend,j Mr.. Gus Mar
tin, left for the east last week.
Mr. ,. q Hail. Of Adair, spent last sun
day with hls family In this city.
Ed. Halseil arrived Al this place last Tues
day We are glad to welcome him back.
Col. WIN. p Toss passed through the city
twice this week o,. his way TO and from the
court house.
DIR. G. T. Chesuey. arrived from Topeka
last night to visit his daughter, Mrs. Milford.
and husband.
C. y. Smell, OF Delaware, passed through
the city the first Of the week ON his way 70
the Dog creek court house
Mrs. Jno. whistler, Of Sac and Fox. came
in the frat Of the week. She was accompanied
home by her two daughters.
Mrs. Boedekcr, ofst. Louis. came ont last
Saturday to pay her daughter. one Of the
academy teachers, a brief visit.
Mira. Corriune Thompson, OF Dardanolle,
Ark, came mp last week to vlsit her niece,
Miss May washbourne, and attend court.
~. II. wssson. Esq., was In town last
week and expressed himself a. inclined TO
leave Chetopa and move down into the nation.
S. X. jackson, one OF the hrst attorneys
admitted to the Muskogee bar, was In the city
Monday. making the acquaintance Of several
parties.
w. G. Chamberlin, Aherin OF the citizen
ship court, came mp last Friday night and
went on TO the cour, house Sunday lie has
has been sick and OF duty for month or more.
Judge r. p. wyly and son Percy, we're in
the city last Saturday and are now attending
the Cooweescoowee court. The younger wy
ly is made defendant with Mayneld In the
suit brought by Mrs. Torbott, OF this town.
lie purchased the farm near MaysYille which
Mayneld got from the woman for the house
in this city which ls situated upon the rail-
road land.
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clRU
VISUAL. r., May

NlSIrA. l. r., May n. issg.
Al meeting OF the trustees of Worcester
academy held to-day, the following resolution
was adopted
This board oftrustees pledge themselves TO the
patrons.of the school and Ali.onenders 10 defend
TO the utmost and by every possible legal pro-
cess, the diciplne ofthe academy. In eonsld-
sration " the appended apology the board viii
not In this one instance resort to legal process.
The secretary 10 requested 10 publish this
resolution with ihs APOLOGY
IN, 10. y. FoRrSKE, Secretary
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16

Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars
and Tobaccos Of ali kinds a. Sieve
Rueiacket's Mkt door 10 Frisco.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-16
TTElIT STOCK MARKET OF SY.LOUIS
wmE en-. LOUIS NATIONAL
STOCK YARDS
} Ioeassd a. Knss -. Louis, IN

located AZ Enss ~ Louis. IN
iina1 oPposits tho city Of 81 Louis. Buyers
i9i N eacorpti0n OF Live stock always ia Ab
isulsneo and vllAia the grounds Of The stooh
Yuit sia Iloef Canning Company, with
eanaeii, ior Strengthening loo head Of oattls
dll n,d Pork Packing Establishments with
aopsaty for slAushiorng l2.0o hogs daily.
ISAAC n. KNOX, President
CHAs. 4. JONES. sa0L
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22
EII Perkins, short court.hip.

"The quickest couuship ever heard
OF" continued Eli, was when my
uncle, Consider Perkins. courted the
Widow Jenking up in Connecticut.
How sudden was the courtship ?"
well, my Uncle Consider cantered
his horse over TO the widows farm be-
fore breakfast one morning, hustled
into the house, and gasped:
Wilder jenkins, I'm man Of busi-
ness, | am worth slOsOo, nnd want
you for a wife. give you just three
minutes to answer.
j don't want ten seconds old man.
she replied ~ she shook out the dish
cloth. I'm n woman OF business,
worth $4,000, and ] wouldn't marry
you II you were the last man op earth.
! give you four seconds 10 gin !'-Den-
yer Republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

One of the rich mean men Of the
country is Russell Sage. He is worth
good many millions, but, so eager
for more that he rented his own win
dows for 81 200 to view the centenni
and went TO j. Gould's house and
didn't pay cent for window. A
short while ago, be being a member
OF the board Of directors Of a certain
corporation which paid its directors
$40 for their attendance at each meet
ing, discharged his clerk because he
failed TO inform his High and Mighty
Of a certain meeting, that he might
attend and collect his $40.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

LICK OBSERVATORY, Cal, May 20 -
An earthquake shock was felt here AT
uiDe minutes past three yesterday
morning. The shock was not heavy,
but the extraordinary feature wss the
great duration, which registered An
the instruments two minutes and
twelve seconds with vibrations from
the north and south.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

Skepticism WAS routed when the
people knew the virtues OF Samaritan
Nervine. No cure no pay.
Pure blood means perfect health.
Use Samaritan Nervine and the re-
suit Is certain. !. e. health. sl.5O. At
Druggists.
Cured my little girl Of fits. She was
also deaf and dumb. hut IL cured her.
She can now talk and hear as well as
anybody. PETER Ross,
Springwater, Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

and adjacent towns; Of course inform
them differently but 1t does no g,d
at this point. As TO crop prospects
htreabouts, the what and oats rown
is much Of it laying bare, owing to
the high winds having blown the
loose earth away. Many are re-hsr-
rowing and cultivating their ground,
in order, II possible, 10 cover the grain.
IL is very dry here at this time with
every appearance Of continuing so for
an indefinite period. Not having met
a single individual here whom | had
ever known. / am decidedly lonesome.
Respectfully,
F. A. LIsK.
Minot, North Dakota. May Is, SO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22


A ELSEWHERE THAN MILES.
The Quintescense Of Hard Times is Known
Only Farther East. A Correspondents
Complaint.
Editor YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL:
People In and around Miles City
talk Of dull times. Those that are
most dissatisfied should appoint a
committee to visit Glend,ve, Buford,
Williston and Minot, / am inclined
to think that after having heard the
report Of their committee they would
be far better satisfied. Travellers on
this line Of railroad say that Minot lie
the best town between Great Falls
and Grand Forks. IL such Is a fact
they must be dull indeed. The chief
industry is picking and hauling 10
market buffalo bones, which at this
time are selling at from 30 to $40 per
ton. 1t 10 . godsend 10 the settlers
assure you; were II not for this, II is
hard 10 tell what the settlers would
do. There IL from twenty TO thirty
tons Of bones delivered each day.
There are four OK 10 one horse team
used In this vicinity. The Cree In
diaus represent In the bone gathering
industry; at times there will oe elk TO
ten cart loads In string. all owned
by Crees. Many emIgrapis going
through with part and whole carloads
ofcAttle, when asked why they took
this route say that they had been told
That all government land bad been
taken 10 the vicinity Of Miles City
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22
ONLY TWO BEHIND.
kedd Crawling up onMiddleton's
Figures-Who Will Get
the Plum?
TT full Score Of the Ball Game
Played Sunday-How
Miles Beat.
still They Come


Our table shows to-day an addition
OF returns from two more precincts.
The figures If the democrats com
mence tc grow interesting. Redd has
score Of 260 and Middleton is only ,
ahead of him. There are more pre-
cincts TO be heard from yet ana the
returns from these will be watched
with great interest. for upon them,
few votes though they bs, will be de-
termined who will be the democrat
who will 60 TO the convention. The
republicans are, OF course. secure,
nothing which will be returned from
any Of the precincts will now change
the republican victory. Both Of the
will 20 to the convention,
but all are interested in seeing how
the mattel will turn out between
Redd and Middleton.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22
wild Issssss Il Liberty.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Two wolves,
mountain lion and panther had
brief spell Of liberty, and for an hour
explored the streets Of Chicago last
uipht at their viii. As the wagons
belonging 10 q circus were crossing
some railroad tracks passenger train
struck one OF the vehicles losded with
Wild animals and smashed Il into
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

atoms. The animals, finding them.
selves liberated, scattered in all direc-
tions. After q long chase and the
vigorous use ~ whips aud Iron bars
the animals were finally captured
without anybody being harmed. The
injuries Of the driver of the wagon
were severe, but not fatal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

PBSsIClANs.
nR. K. 3. kEDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once atw. Z. savsge's drug store l2u
D, T.. y. FISH.
n PHYSICIAN, sUEeEos ANp OBsrKTRlCIAs.
tAyt, Wundarzt und Geburtshelfer.) offce at
ssvage's drug store, Miles City, ", T.
n 8. WHITNEY,
~. DENTIST,
Main street, over stoc kgrovers National Bank,
All york guaranteed and at reasonable rates.
d B. CoRC0RAN,
H. Senior Veterinary surgeo sth cavalry.
Residence Miles City. Calls attended day OF
night. Leave orders At saysge's drug store Cor
efpondencc prmptly ansvere
" Z. LEBcHER d..
Physician andsugeon.
0Gce and residence over White Elephant NJ ain
nR. c. A. MAJOR.
IL Chronic Rheumatism a specially Sur
geon for n. y. r. X. Onhee ut Wrights drug store
CHURCHES.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

Minot, North Dakota. May Is, SO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Preparations for the Observance Of Decor
alton bay.
Post Commander +. A. Kreidler has
issued the following order of business
relative to Decoration day:
U. S. GRANT PosT No. IA. G. A. RI
DEPT OF MONTANA. !
MILES CITY, MoNT., May 10, 1889.
GENERAL ORDERsl
No. j.
Pursuant to the General Order from
the Department Commander as TO OBJ
serving Decoration day the following
mentioned committees are hereby ap-
pointed:
Committee on Flower:
Mesdames Col. Bryan, Judge Sire
veil, Abram Hall, w. f. Savage, e.
w. Seyde, John Tully, F. A. Lisk, L
III. johnson, Ii. +. Bachelor. ]. &.
Callahan, Col. Malone, Rev. T. c.
Armstrong, Col. Scheetz, @. w. Con-
roy. Michael Hurley, VIM. Birkle and
Miss McNaney.
Committee on Arrangements:
Comrades Z. A. Kreidler, p. c.;
Jno. Tully, p. z. V. c.; Abrsm Hall,
Quartermaster, and Geo. B. Silver
berg.
Committee on Decorating Hall:
Sons of Veterans Geo. Savage, F. E
Tully, w. r. Graham, Edmond But.
Ter, Comrades f. ]. Carpenter and Geo
Timoney.
Committee on Music:
A, Hall, DR.. c. s. Whitney, H. F
Bachelor.
Committee on Decorating the Grave,
near Miles City:
Comrades Jas. Clifford. c. &. Young
A. Hall, Geo. B. Silveroerg, William
Birkle.
Committee on Speakers:
Committee on Decorating Graves
near Fort Keogh:
Comrades Timoney. Carpenter and
Shaddock.
Chairmen of different committee,
first name mentloned) will call meet
ing of their several committees and
will report action had, 10 the commit
tee OF arrangement As soon as practica
, BILE. BY order OF
Z. A. KREIDLER,
E Post Commander.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

Features: Batting by Ward and
Foo,s; time of game 2;l5; struck out by
Foote, IL. by Andrews ], Laughlin 5;
Clancy scorer; Gordon umpire.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-22

The T,ase Ball score.
We present below the score OF the
baseball game which was played at
Miles City on Sunday afternoon, a
notice Of which was given in yester-
days JOURNAL:
MILES CITY,
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

vavs Given an education and a position in
refined society. and he might have been an
ornament 20 it. but as IL was he would prob
abIy remain a rough diamond for life
The young minister kept on bis way after
the departure ~ the ilmoermeu. preaching
70 ths remainder. making earnest efforts 20
help them. and raise both souls aud bodies
70 higher level. Many Of them had been
well educated and trained by careful
parents. but 10 coming away from civilixa-
zion and it< restraining Influences they had
left their characters behind them and en-
tered into the rough life Of the lumber camp
asif 20 he naauer born. and Mr Esm0ud
sasv with uusDesi liable regret men who were
capable n better things going on the tide
- profaai - s1d Wild dissipation id leav-
iur their better nature unclltivated.
There uera but frw w1me1 in the camp.
sud these were n1s ~ class - elevate or
soften their associates. with one exception.
ard that vas the minister's wife, gentle
Mary Fsuoud. sn5 she sfrove in every way
to uni p ard bring 20 her own ievel those
poor souls who were 60 mIserapiy drif-ng z
fn-o roarsaness s13 s.n-
Nr Esmor6 cd not preach harsh
gospel ard carr s1 out to ths 'stter Paul =
ilss ard became Al things 20 al men. bop
ing fna. hv tn1se means ns might ca a1 e
ro reach some and b.s Eenae wife supple
urrted IA preaching win her sy npafl7
and influence
Souetfr.ss he vas almost dshesr-e1F
ard fs.t thaf ~ was spending his cme and
faar- for rerz zht. e-lr it was rare ~ fas- hs
f.r .-to f-srerf' 'r e moc1 ftat scrrefn r. e
rff r-f errnr ~ show him tnat hrwrrar
slow tre seed taat be- was s-v-E u-rn
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

senator Male uamploa, 0l south
Carolina "A namc which sounds rather
fam AZ seems to Dr. as much ex-
src-ed over Eeplh can prospects as
was Thurman immediately after cleo
lion. soon as 10 became apparent
that che Republicans had secured con-
no. of tAe lower house of Congress,
Thurman vas deeply concerned lest
they should seek to perpetuate them
selves ia power by admitting the Tern
tories "a Republican States Tor the sake
of the new members Of Congress. but
he va In no wise a stressed about the
pemocrauc poAcy ot keeping them
opt Of the Umon although, in
point of population and develop
ment, they had long been entitled
10 recogn D0n as States. Thurman.
however, came honestly bv h.s distress
over the admission of more Republican
States. He - a Democrat of the old
school and that Distress i a Demo
crauc family heirloom. Like most
heir-looms, also 10 is przed IN proper
t.on % .ts worthiessness 70 any one else
except tne owner.
And now comes Wade Hampton. and
ia view Of the approaching session OF
Congress, says az the Republicans.
"They WI endcavor 90 secure the APP
~, r.tr.,.,f u. q .r,. 80. --... ,-. y . f.. zone .
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

ioctrine o. love. pure ca billed down. an
blame the critters, they've got 10 cutt.n up
30 rough thet / can't stand II 90 longer. an'
| want you ter come up an preach heil-nre
20 'eal. darn 'em. an preach Do strong. Don Z
stop ter mince matters, but gin II 70 EN- an
bring along yer Bloie 10 back We up. III
own I'D. mister. thrt l got mold Of the
wrong eend OF tn argument, an thet law
an gospel IS good FUR a man IA ht nfe.
whether u makes ary difference IN the next
one er not Way. sir them felers don Z
think 60 more o. KILN man than they do
o. ea,in' tLer dinner, an tn quarrelin' an
carousin' is enough 70 make yer hair stan
on eend."
Then you admit that moral suasion ism :
sufficient Of itself 10 convert Il man, sand
Mr. EsmOnd.
Moral suasion be darned, pa son. What
them fellers needs is the ten command
ments. rubbed in, an emphasized by the
thuuders OF Sinai VIII We comet
} RS F. NJ. HOWARD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28
BURNSlOE'S RETORT.
An Episode That Occurred In the Senat


Years Ago.
General Burnside was interested In the
confirmation Of young man who had been
appointed By President Hayes, and Senator
COnklng was making a speech against the
confirmation. Burnside and C0nkling were
great friends, but Conklings speech was
severe, aud Burnside was irritated, angry
and impatient II was IN executive session,
and Burnside constantly interrupted Conk
ing until the great New Yorker became
argry. and started forth IN inlmitable in
Vecuve The result was that Burnside
made the greatest speech OF his life IN re
ply. in spite Of the fact that he stammered
frightfully.
Conkling warmed up 70 his subject, and
said.
III this were less important consular
sfice, | should vote for confirmation, upon
the recommendation of my friend, the Sen
ator from Rhode Island But the mission
is too important 10 cOnfde 10 SO young a
man New York Is grea, commercial
commonwealth, and must consider her in
terests"
Then he launched into an eulogy Of New
York, her vast enterprises, her great mer-
chants and other great men. As Burnside
continued MS Interruptions, Mr.. COnkling
inveighed against the httleness of Rhode
Island, her little business, little territory.
little men, Including the men she sends 70
the Senate"
Burnside thereupon became furious. lie
said Mr.. p-pres-iddent, Mr.. P-ppres-
id-d-dent. On that had the tut-tut-tongue
Of a b blaine"
Cicero himself could not have uttered any
thing more deeply and bitterly caustic,
But. strange as it may seem, instead Of be-
coming the long enemy Of Burnside. as
would have been his feeling towards any
one else, Mr.. ConkIng called that evening
on General Burnside and congratulated
him upon having MADE grea, speech
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28
Colorado Cure.

Former Resident visiting his old New
England mel-Hello, Bicksby! Don'tyou
recOllect met
Bicksby Why -er-it's-er-yere Bill
Jenkius, be'ant yet / though; saol Haow
d'y' dew, BMl Yeou've got stouter'n yeou
ustcr wuZ
Former Resldent-Yes I've thickened up
some. Where's S. Draper nowi
Ricksbv-Didu't veou hear bout poor Sii
Mao Why, he took sick with lung trouble
and went aout tew CoIradT.
Former Residential be get curedl
Bicks5y-O, yes. be got cured Guics-
They sent him home crthin two weeks arter
he struck Denver. Sent hun an or box by
express. G. @. n. completely cured That's
hts imminent over there Time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28
Sealed Proposals.
once Board OF Public Worl

Dhcc Board OF Pubic orkS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. l9, 1889.
Sealed proposals VIII DE received at the
Office Of the Board until saturday.
August -. lS,-. 1T ..D p. m. Tor the building
OF TWO tubular steam boilers for the pumping
WORKS. according 10 the plans and Specnca-
tiOns Oh file al the ONCE Of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 rojectany OF
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
q Cerfinrd check payable TO reo. @. Briggs.
president in the sum of 400 "a be forfeited TO
The City OF @ laud kaDids. IN case ne shall
fell 10 enter into contract. i'm accordance with
his proposal. should his said proposal be ac
ccptcd by the Board of Public Works.
AN proposals must be made upon blanks
that viii Doe furnished upon application at the
ofice of the Board.
aug3l GEO q. BRIGGS President.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28
FoR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

EOk SALE ChEAP-Sidt-bar buggy good re-
pair. Geo. j. Raymond. 81 thcfN ~ -
DODS iOA 4 tLI-boTafu settlers. trained or
- unframed hcufunky loK aud haHhft
Hounds ana Scotch Terriers also dogs r.i ed
and boarded ai Valley City Kennels. Address
4. klley boa o.. Crosby. heat county. Mich
1sif
LOk >ALE-A iwo-horse power Otto silent
Gas Engine. Will sell u ~ bargain For
further part ciliafs call ur address Waiter huhi
IS CO.. 40 and lis Jeift rson-att- Detroit -. n
L'OR SALE A Furniture siscki centrally 10
4 tated splendid business d frs class bar
cain 10 the right party. Address Jones. rex
. care Telegram Herald hfu
EOR SALE-Au oufni fof steam laundry.
very cheap; ~ fact for half the acfual cost.
Also b-horse power steam engine and De-
livery wagon. Enquire ri tue Eagle steam
Dye House. 80. II Cana ST.. % o.. a Berwin.
haf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

- HkS1 AND 81 lhAAKFlL ~ : luI~
As u3slee ca' .&ae ~ &&a4tAua Para iLai
= q fsai sat e@lAales - lAe se~ssI aAe@s L.
: rivstA.
ONLY sxr.slaeao- lois eli a. saf nis.si5.
y 81 pa. N@i 4i e1ee Z sea w&ai eari lasl
Aid cheap FL 81 lss efN cre olf ~ r-I >ide
rs ariete Nee tas t-etS hert iu ..t aa4
Garrett s. a. % S QfH A.HSeHEH tlaft
E8A SAtE-.sa NontliS i.sslla.l, & ~. sla-
rse- As,-ss - sAts - So eA. L-u. q
Aa@ tlifls three Sect ea ara 81. ufaI U AT
aer fUIton 81 AIS & 81 a.e .se .>I
4 Oh sAlE-ftf.s lss eA.s lAfo< ~ lh ~ ~
= es@nt f~lis s,.ske ke~ss- p.aees ssit
Eoa san 81 enes q lor s,aS cie Why
sns M .as fef ~ a. se1s = = 81 a. .hs .-..ss
ralt. friNA faIuat -uanleis bot n lel ala
a. nt.arih i-i p Na.t. Ialt. q
i laehAaaas isv CAGE. Ledsard oiseA 80
" AukAlN1NEN. = Aei brllsl O. lavs
y La-.f 81 Ne.i th4 tlen Itlf. IT tHs
cons Aha ga as sh+~ foa sAe II sAl "a
houses isf safe ga ManrhA Pas smeulo. ct0u
i Parish. cnaef Old National hauk
lnBFE beautiful lots IA southeast part sf
city. siso ~ acIes oi nDe maple lans pa
theooAkAu county Wia Sci ~ eA0lAslst l4f
et - reslaenee, pay dinereAcc IA easA b as
1os Dr " n Ross 2S
ALAHaE AMOUNT on RIAL EsTAIE
4 Ter sale. A4si aDd ~ 1r solid
4 AatC a. ttie AsI Sat N4 atttA aANiti~A.
oofgrF uf llltH and Asclseu-aNcs aots 1V ~
10 ftti g. al alet pFicts ifsM Sd a. e9tt.
- loIs au Naa sol-afe. and Howard 81 ga
ffalca aau erdtn 2 addition priccs ranee
ireu O. 20 .csU iihs musi vi these lots afu
very oe~if tlle. quite cent AIS located, hear
sehaal hnl,t 4n3 street cars the 4dl l-lt
pTapsTit le ntlut faliHIt uu u ui
l.oI No p Tanners ADDITION. if'seeI If 81.
lo4Ith lol Wesl ot eHui. uINf>uu.>l ~ ~ 49,
f. House. 1arA ~ld let \ q. aol Je4cfael ave.
House barn aht tNu lots ol corLcf II
las ana 4Aum4s-sfs
nu. >t> aUd lol. GA Camstock plat loW
price. j.. leIs oA LsonAgu a Co.'S adalu tH,
p ices from ~ up.au4 various other lois as
houses af.J iot~ uuf drseI IIlea
Al vgl br sold very cheap. t.fle perfect g. ne
and fc-Ns made a sui No rKprasr teI
show A- property. AIsa cash g. lOal o. real
estate g. trifY 90 lAssrah g teens tAl al
30. p Nep housenAn building. o. nears
lfaiifk. Z-zif
W have lu>t haA tws god lols placed "a
" 0rir haud, ~ yo-uE ais ataut 20 leave
the clty she u Ni.l4s O. sell i0r q - iiltn
cost ene Nr4f a-9 easy terms i4ilr bIUth-
er,. over Afcace. isu
EOh SALE-i.ai aiu cheap. mu~i he sold a.
once Good chance lor speculation. ef o.
get cheap YiAre Tor home. Southeast part "a
city. Price sle9. address Il. Aeu.. IelesraHa.
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