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Tho breath of q chronic catarrh patient
is often so offensive that he becomes an object
of disgust. After a time liberation sets in the
spongy bones are attacked and frequently en-
tirely destroyed. constant source of discom-
fort is the dripping Of the purulent secretions
into the throat, sometimes producing inveterate
bronchitis. which in its turn has been the ex-
citing cause of pulmonary disease. The bril-
liant results which have attended its use for
years past properly designate Elys Cream Balm
as by far the best and only cure. MWF
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Advice to HIothers.-B5rs. VginsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
cheTub awakes as bright as button" It is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, ailays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. MWF1y
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Pullman Tourist Car Exeursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAILTON, agent
231 J street, Sacramento, Cal. m3-1mMWF
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ing, but his deposition bad already been
decreed. General Fonseea received notice
that his Majesty had fol med a new Minis
try, and that portfolio was awaiting for
him. 1t was then too late for the revolu-
tion had been accomplished.
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GENERAL NOTtGES.

Sacramento Lodge, No. IL, X. of 1c5ra
P.-The Grand Chancellor and Grand GA
Officers will visit Sacramento Lodge onE 0A
MONDAY EVENING, December 33th. Eg;Sa5
All members of the Order are invited to SszSsy
attend. J. G. WILSON, G. c. ~|
A. E. CoPaIN, K. of R. and S. d2S-2t&
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Lewis Winter, Wood Engraver, e27 j

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 ]
street, Sacramento Cal.
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Heavy Damages awarded.

ZANZIBAR, December 29th.-The Con
sular Court bas heard the evidence of Stan
ley and Bonny in the Emin Relief Commit
tees action against Tipo Tib. They testified
that Tipoo Tib broke his contract, with 4
view of obtaining all the stores and am
munition belonging TO the expedition, and
that Tipoo Tbs nephew executed some
natives who were trying to re-vic.ual the
tality among SANKEY'S followers.
They also accuse Tipoo Tib of disaffectiug
430 men in June, 1889, with the ulterior OBJ
ject Of desertipg Stanley.
The Court ordered Tipoo Tbs agent to
retain the 10000 damages claimed by the
relief committee
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F0N i? Back ACgEs I

A<e \ Back che, Kidney and Uterine Pains
'54eSSH and Weaknesses, soreness. Lamcuess,
7'oStraias and Pairs relieved in ore inin-
PM ute by the Cuifclra anti-Pain pas
Ter. The lrst and only pain.l,liing plaster.
New, original, instantaneous aud i.'a IDLE.
The most perfect antidole to Pain, Infanma-
lion aud Weakness ever compounded ~ all
druggists, . cents. five FOR 81; or, po.ase fee.
Of POT ER DRUG AND CLINICAL CORPORA l0y,
Boston, Mas.
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DIR. La RTars' seminal Pills euro all
cases OF Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiseretion, and
abuse, A complete restorative. Price, 50 SO a
bottle, sent by express C. o. D. A. MCBOYLE
d CO., Druggists, 504 Washington street. San
Francisco. ?. o. Box 1852. my6-6m
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Decker Bros.'-The artiats' piano. Write
KOHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. ms 3m
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In Ottawa,

OTTAWA, December 29th-Two hundred
cases of influenza here and many cases in
Montreal.
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AIurder in Santa Fe.

SANTA FE n. NJ, December 29th.-Last
night J. S. Gallegos formerly Chief of Po-
lice, was Shot and Instantly killed by
Frank Borrego. TIE latter fred two ether
Shots one intliC;iBs slight wound on the
fzce of Mexican lawyer uemtd Costello.
BorregO recently resigned as Chief Of Po-
lice, and laial quarrel grew oEt Of the
efforts to iuducs h,-l 10 turn ovt. ais iar
to his successor
For time taere were lcud tArests Of
lynching, Dat tne inh1encs OF the Sheriff
held the Grove = restraint.
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Saved by the Sheriff.

Brazil (Ind.), December 29th.-James
Dshlgren, who was jailed here few days
ago on charge of forgery, had narrow
escape from death twice yesterday 1t was
believed he was the man who assaulted
Miss Clara Warner several weeks ago, and
yesterday her father brought ber to the
Jail TO see. She promptly identified Dahl
gren as the miscreant aud her angry father
drew revolver and would have shot him
had it not been for the Sheriff's inter-
ference.
The story got abroad in town, and last
night an angry mob gathered, with the
purpose of lynching the brute. The Sheriff
got wind of their intention, however, and
placed such guard at the Jail that the
mob gave up the scheme.
Trouble With Half-Breeds.
PIERCE IS. D J, December 29th.-A new
town has been founded on the great Sioux
reservation called South Pierce and is To-
ested south of Bad river. opposite the State
capital. There are about 2e0 acres in the
town site Village officers have been
elected, and a dozen or more houses and
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver ana I das Us
causing pains in the back, lassiiute AID
general weakness are really cured ?
Hoods Sarsapar La, the great regulating
medicine Sold by all druggists.
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REV TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found For Sale, To LIT cnd similar notices under
Ibis head are inserted for cents per line The frst
time and cents per line each subsequent time AR
notices OF this character pil be found under this
heading.
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schoo,s closed by la Grippe,

BERLIN, December Goth Two deaths
from influenza are reported from DaTzic.
At Frankfort, party of six members OF
an opera company, and 100 soldiers of the
garrison, are i'll.
AT Lille the cases have increased five
fold since the beginning Of the week. The
situation appears to be equally serious
throughout the northeast.
In France, in several places, schools are
broken up, and large houses and shops
have been thrown into disorder by the ill.,
ness of the staff.
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NAPA, December 29th.-In the SuDsrior
Court yester a. John Bisby pleaded guilty
TO q charge 81 lelonious assapH 2nd vas
sentenced 10 five years in Sa QG atm.
He assaulted q little eirl at YoUa,si.ie,
this county. He has u wife and caiIl.
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Ship Mckenzie Can Probably Be
Raised and Repaired.
PRESTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Murder in Santa Fe-A Worthy
Charity at San Jose-sad End
ing of Drunken Spree.
PRESTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
TIE PRESTON SCHOOL

IsFEaA1 DlsrATcHEs 10 THE RrooaD-UNIos. !
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Result of = spree.

ALBUQUERQUE IN. y, December 29th.-
James Kelley, section workman on the
Atlantic and Pacific al Navajo Springs, was
run over and killed by a passenger train
Eridey. The victim had been or prO-
traoted spree. TIE engineer observed the
man lying Oh the side OF the track with his
head On the rail. The cDg.ue wLis,led
and the speed Of the train slackened See
ing that the man did not move, the fire.
msn jumped from tue cab 10 the rescue,
bat before he reached the unfortunate The
whesls Of the engine passed over MS head.
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Another Revolution.

La LIBERTAD, December 29h.-A revo-
luton has broken out in the Department
of Cuscat San Salvador Ii is headed by
ex- -Commandant General Rivas, who has
strong force under him. The Departments
of La Paz, San Vicente, Chalatenago and
San Salvador, have been declared in a state
of siege. The Government has sent about
5000 men to capture Cojutepsque and sup
press the revolution.
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Epidemic of Influenza.

LONDON, December 29th The epidemic
of influenza continues in Paris, and there
are no signs of improvement. In Munich
the disease is increasing. In Berlin il is
accompanied by the dengue fever, attended
by rheumatism and rise of temperature
Many of the officers of the Berlin garrison
are affected and about one-third Of the
military workmen at Spandsu are i'll with
the disease.
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TN FOREIGN LANDS.
FO1SeGa Gives His Version Of The Over
throw Of Dom Pedro.
THE EX-EMPREsS' LAST WORDS.
A Revolution Reported in San
Salvador DIR. Peters Last
Letter from Africa.
fgPECIAI. DISPATCHES To TIE REcoPD-rEroN
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE EX-EMPREss' LAST WORDS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM,

lspzaAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UsuoN.I ]
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SAN FRAEcIsc2 December 29h The
body of an unknown man was found II
the cellar at 3l7 Eayes street. TLe face
and hands ha6 beer ealea ray b. rats
-Four Chinese hishoirdefs attack & Jo-
seph Dutfieid, watcdmsn and rent col
lec.or, in the Cpaese quarter with he,chets
to-oay when DUfieid -.tempted to coll ct
rents Tor Chinese merchant.
Peterson and Charley Long rowed txo-
mile race fer silver cup given by the Lar
line Club. Peterson won by two and hglf
feet
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Cold Weather in Texas.

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), December GOTH
The first genuine norther of the season
made itself felt this morning, and the mer-
curry has fallen twenty-seven degrees in
tu-eptv.four hours
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Accident on the Oregon.

SAN Francisco, December 29h.-The
ST. Louis Browns pGt up phenomenal
and perfect game 10. day, and def feted The
Bostons by score Of 30 O. a large
audience attended. The batteries weie,
ClIrkson ana GsAzeu for the Bostuas. and
Baldwin and Bowie for TIE Br5wcs
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

The Proposed Law 10 Authorize a Re
count.

count.
Hon. VI. c. Burch and Fred 4. May
nard have been at Lansing for two or
three days for the purpose of securing,
ii possible, favorable action upon the
proposed amendment 10 the City
Charter relative to contested elections.
The amendment has been denounced
by the local Democratic papers as
partisan measure containing illegal re-
iractive features, and learning that Mr..
MAYNARD had returned. the TELEGRAM
HERALD Yesterday afternoon obtained
from hm brief statement as 20 It's
salient points.
"Ihe CITY Charter sad Mr.. May
uard. Gas Il ~ow stands simply pro-
vide, that the Council shall bc the sole
Judge of thc qualifications and election
of Its own members. There j. no APP
peal from tine Council, no matter how
unjust It's decision The proposed
amendment V NldeS that whore de
fcated candidate demands Do. the boxes
shall bo opened and the ballot, re-
counted. and that If the claimant Is
still dlssat -tied the matter can hc
brought before the Courts on a writ OF
quo Harranto.
The Republicans are dosir0us that
the amendment should bo adopted and
given immediate effect before the first
Monday I'M May. wnen the nov elected
Council viii he organized. The present
Council beng. 80 far rs the election s
concerned morcly a returning board r.
certificate 10 Nr. killcan If only pIma
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
MRs wEAKER.s sFArEkENg



ar.. 4. c. as4se. sixas a sl.se4aeat for
Ks4fsaan Hes e.. ,sisast.sn g.
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a.e. Itfatea ~ ~ A-
ai l-t~.. o. E,-ee ta hall f
.-- t- lrHr autees - eat
iHas ast t--t eAa-s 70 +i.-
t.A afa. -atr .etsl
W mss ~ ns
w ~ s Ha4 hr
l M Hfe Ht.e cat9As
l r.t r
tart t. iHt n.a-la feet af
f.r lItt always pad prompt
a.lta'ler laN statement taat !
lat he-ere eN i.lm nutct ro 4lt
t.r lul.o4A Anfut oi relt as Anune. ar1
-a l- t.se statement laal they na4 na.
l'a-d y IS o1onaor. tae i4ualady wao
tt, .niet fle. Size Na, nall 20 frl.
le statements regarding their past
history aud reputation o.d npt or.en-
ate Iron me-. know nothing about
aly oi these matters, dcrogatory OF
otherwise 20 tiem.
Mis-. 4. c. WrANFR.'
s reporter called ou MIS- Weaver
and asked tor an eSplanat ~ state
mcrt winch seemed 80 exactly contra
dct9ry o. What Size ha1 Tod tAe fe-
/ porter before.
Mrs. Weaver SAID that one week ago
kaufman >ent a paper to her o. .igaf
similar % the one above, hlt~Lich also
sad She Was sorry Tor having eleeted
kaufman. u would not slgu Il. Drcallse
/ l WAS not sorry. ann only sorry That
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

In this cause. 10 appearing from andayit on
file. that the defendant. Caroline simpson iS
NOT resident OF this Stafe. bat is "a resident
~ Guefl Province oi Ontario. In the Dominion
of Canada hat being one of the british
Provinces az North America, ou motion Il !.
T. Preston. complainants solicitor. DO is
ordered fhat the appearance of said non-resi-
dent defendant. Caroline Simpson. b- entered
herein within four months lrom the date IF
This order. and la ease i her aprearauc" SIZE
cause her answer to the hlli ~ coWp plaint o. be
filed. and "a copy thereof 20 hc served on thc
tonpialnauts solicitor within twenty days
after The service on him of a copy 81 said bin
aud notice - fhi, order. and iu default there
oi. sald bin 1000 bc taken as confessed hN sad
nonresident defendant. And 20 is further or
derrd. that within twenty Gays th" Complain
amt cause "a notice of TINS order 90 Oe published
in the Grand Rapids Ieif fg-am Herald. news
paper printed. published ard circulating In
said county. and that said publication hr con
iinuc1 therein once il each week for six
weeks iu succession or that he cause copy of
this order t. he personally served ou SAID nou-
resident defendant at least twenty DAYS p fore
the time above prescribed for hcr appearance.
NN. i. GROVE. tircuit Judge.
Examined. countersignfd and entered by me.
C0aNFifr. J.. HsRyFI, Register
D. Z. PHF-70N. Compartments solicitor.
4 fr-lr rr f~-afffTf-
toEyEllrs l.. HARVEY. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

gLsAE TIE RllL ROAD FIaCNsN
she essoenes 1aAen The BaEm3ns
st.ss fslasase of shs fas,sugsrs-
llIie&t(sa = efs ItAsls So fn-
sas Eauaofs ln Attendance.

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sas k-s~3ois ln Astsn'.~nee.
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I f..f. 4....... ,..l...a "a formal .tr
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/ eaf lt.4.r. taI.l - a.s death is being
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+ Dast asia recommended iae placing ot
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! Company. nho SAW tae accident from
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
Telephone Number Ga.
62 and 61 Pearl-st.

ORDER OF PUBuCATION.-sta of Mchl-
- gan. the Circuit Court for the county OF
kent-lu ChanrtrY. At q session # said
Court. held at ihe court House in the city of
Grand Rapids. i'm s;-.d County. on the twCnts
fourth day OF Aprii :. d.. l>s4. Present. Hon.
William T.. Grove. Circuit Judge.
John NJ. simpson. Complainant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25


N1-4cs Lewis eoltl1le, 81 gIsf arts
az -.t.f.er.aa .r t.~ ntrs0natsan of
~
* A--t s ~ Asttt-es "-s~ i.@s e
a6fanlaEf et pleasing presence. ar
irss. ,....- admiration Mr. johnson.
s. IS. As.
-ft-
hJ W Iak in -N.xes Pickles.
lE., comedy ssa~ e.Nen Hera ll.f4e sea-
SOILS a1a aIau Nr. F1k u.s us.l ata
f.f ls uaeta.> sans eItfll lf.nes
t..a u Proxies Iae er4a1eulent IS faf
tHu tAenn-s. ntxt IS ilss3as Az
IarsaaN.
Tie fslon st..e programme o. =
sF.UIt ...tr-.fs l.e. C.Hb.
r.t..t- ..
i u 81 se.ss -.aets 5 1a..a.t..r
tFm So.
Feaea ara Sadie. Seau
M,ssr. Matter ano ll4as
,f. e.....t ...us
5. me Miners l.sethter % y.
,.n.,. 80, s ..-''' 's'- aH' e'~' esx,e,
p.....,.. ,r.......'. ,.. S,..,,.s,.s
5 M6IstIe $50 selected
Nr nsus
SIR R.es> aud Clah
s College sons ba. r. q
O. man i'i''' A.. ..,..,...s CHM
2. Ann Arbor -.--- L. q II.
nec of Monte Crsto. . rendered hy
Master Walter Lewis 10 Ihos. carey, al
Kedmona's S Grand Opera House,
promises 20 be great success In ad-
diuon a. Master Walter Lows appear
anoc a. "Fooyer, Mss Fannie Frames
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
HEALSA IS WEALTH.

Dr =. e. Vests Nerve ana Brain Treatment.
o--1ranfeet specific tnr hySiera pilt.ntS
ffItn. .-inl> FITS Nervous NruFa. "a. Head
arhe. N-rvols prostfaf ieu caused - the use
1f alcohol or tobacco. NahtflGcss. Mental
Depression. ~ofrfulUg of The Brain resulting
Il insanity and leading to misery decay and
deffs Premature u.d Axe. barrrnues~. Loss of
P4u-fI Is either sex. Involuntary LOSSES and
-nHfIoar arnrrnnra caused hE over tvertiou If
r'fa hrtln s-tf abuse or over-iHdulyelre. Each
hsx contains oae months treatment = a box.
or ,.H boxes f.r a.. sent 3y mali prepaid On re-
rrlIf .f price
w GUARANTEE SIX BONES
IT, cur. ANY ease. With each order received hy
Us f.r SIS hoNs. accompanied With s.. He VIII
~fun the purchaser fur written guarantee TO
refund tl- money. 70 fie trrattlf.lt does NOT
e4... "a cure. Guarantees issued only ~
". Il. Tbbs, D-ugg ST.
sole A-'t as Monroe sr.. 1ral4 Rapids. M.ch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25
YOUR EIG III BORIS
Who are not using the
RED g BRAND or HOSE
VIII tell you thatit
has done good service.

In this city it has an established rep
utaton, as we have sold it for over "A
years. 1t is certainly the cheapest hose
to buy. 1t is recognized by a small
dismond-colored red-near the end of
the length. Telephone IL your wants.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Tonight Prof. Wcllcnstcin VII give
his annual concert at IIariman's Hall
Mr.. Wellensten has never failed in
giving programme of high order. He
VIII be assisted by capable and Wei
known local vocalisfs. The orchestra
viii prove highly entertaining as Il has
direction.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Immediately on the close Of ne sea
son Sol smith Russell and wife VIII
proceed direct 10 England where they
VIII pass the summer. In London Sol
VIII b. entertained by Horny Irving,
who is a great admrcr of his comedy.
A. soon as Russell springs a story or
two in his inim.table style he VIII be g
social lion among the Briusheis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Kindergarten" comedy brim fol-
Of vocal and musical spoc.alties. vii.
run next week at Rcdmond'S. All
Mcdowell. the comedian. Who viii be
remembered for excellent work here ID
Mugs Landing" heads the cast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Mr. +. T. Hume. business manager
of j. +. Polk's Mixed Pickles Coin
pauy. arrived IN the city by 8 late tram
last night The company VIII play al
Powers Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of next week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Lovers of music are recommended q
the admirably selected music whici
VIII be- given under the direction oi
Nr r. A. Wclicnstcin at Hartman s
Hall tonight.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-09-26
Personal.
Mrs. ID. G. Ward is visiting relatives

Mrs. ID. G. Ward is visiting relatives
in Sioux Falls this week.
Nj. j. Hogan was visiting with Hur-
ley friends Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Edward May, who now calls.
Sioux Falls his home, is in town this
week.
r. a. ketchum, the tea expert, was'
showing samples and taking orders in
Hurley Saturday.
b. b. Allen and Jos. Watson took in
the corn palace this week, returning
home this morning.
Rev. Tracy, Of Sioux City, was visit
ing in Hurley with Rev. Coifey the
latter part Of last week.
J. ~. Scott and wife returned home
Thursday morning, accompanied by Il
younger sister of Mrs. Scott.
O. O. Snyder when to Minneapolis
Saturday night in response to Il tcle-
gram from Queal & Cos. headquarters.
Oscar has been promoted to the posi-
tion of travelling agent for that firm.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1889-09-26
The Following is Partial List of Real Estate for Sale by
AL EMS AGEN CY,
HURLEY, Turner Co., SOUTH DAKOTA.
No Failure Of Crops in Turner County--Always Good
We Can Suit Location Soil Prices and TermsTry
n on Location, Soil, Prices and Terms--Try u.s.

@ miles seStneas Of STsy the
good soil, good water, terms cash. Price 81, 400.
No AS l6O 25 west of Hurley is under cult
yaton acres shade and fruit trees shPubbery etc. good
pure waer soil rich and deep Terms to suit purchaser
ture IS under cuyaon acres trees 2-story
house 2iX feet good stables granay etc. aresian we'll
No 81 100 acres 1 mile northeast of Hurley so acres
under cultivation GO fenced pasture IA timber good
P2ee fGss 1885, scSS OF sne0S so00 "e Terms easy
No 56 100 21l miles southwest of Hurley, room
house. story barn. 20 cultivated AZ fenced
ture shade and fruit trees plenty of water and hay
land Terms $500 cash, balance easy payments Price
No. Co. 100 improved farm in Swan Lake township
miles south west Of Hurley 100 acres fenced 60 acres c9
plenty of water and grass splendid farm for stock or grain
raising. Terms to suit purchaser Price $4,000.
No 81. $40 farm mile north Of Hurley, so
under cultivation 10 acres fenced pasture about acres
shade and fruit trees large story frame house large
Terms to suit purchaser. Price $4,000
No g. 42 acres m miles south east Of f. Parker miles
acres timber adapted corn and stock raising wtered by
Vermiion river bargain easy terms Price 81 100
s3 100 " miles north east Of Hurley lao
fenced pasture Is timber good we'll good water good
stock farm. Price Sl7oo.
No g. lots in Sll add to Hurley and adjoining
story house 2lx26 with add Ga well made and
good CELLAR so barrel cstern good wells frame barn 22x36
acres fenced pasture Terms and prices will be made
known application a bargain for someone.
No. TO- 240 miles west of Hurley 100 under
cultivation, trees well watered by lake and WELL
frame house. stables, grahary, etc. Terms easy Price
$4,000.
No. H. 100 miles northeast of Hurley. so
cultivated land frame house 16x20 frame barn. few shade
trees Terms half cash. balance in at per cent.
cent. Price 81 ,450.
No r. 16C acees 21s miles north of Hurley. 40 acres
Under cutvaon small frame house: waered by small lake
corner also we'll Mortgage $780, balance cash. Price
$1,000 Take it quick if YOU want it.
No 75 acres 215 miles of Hurley acres cul-
vated small house, good barn and sheds; ORD of
trees deep rich soil. TERMS cash balance in years
. Price $4,000.
No. 76 200 miles southwest of Hurley Al acres
under cultivaton 80 large timber $500 mortg
to be assumed balance cash deferred payments. Price
$4,000.
We have, agents for the Western Town Lot Co, and
other parties number OF vacant lots in all parts of Hurley
which prepared to offer very low rates and
very long time.