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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
A Beau Of 1929.
When grandpa went a-wOoing,
lie wore a satin vest,
a trail of running roses
n 49,


a trail of running roses
Embroidered on the breast.
The pattern of his trousers,
His linen, white and fine.
Were all the latest fashion
In eighteen twenty-nine,
Grandpa was a fine-looking young
fellow then, So the old ladies say, and
he is q fine-looking old gentleman
now. For the past score of years he
has been a firm believer in the merits
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery. 1T renewed my YOUTH" he
frequently says. 1t is the only blood
purifier and liver invigorator guaran-
teed to benefit or cure, or money
promptly refunded. 1t cures liver
disease, dyspepsia, scrofulous sores,
skin eruptions and all diseases of the
blood. For lingering coughs and con
sumption (Which is lung -scrofula in
its early stages it is an unparalleled
remedy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval Of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syr.
up Of figs, as the most excellent Taxa.
tive known, illustrate the value OF
the qualities on which its success il
based and are ahundantly gratifying
to the California Fig Syrup Company.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
New Oregon Caucus.

The Democrats OF New Oregon are
requested to meet in caucus at the
New Oregon school house at 10 q. IN,
Saturday, Oct. 25, to nominate can
didates for township officers.
BY order OF Town Committee.
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J. s. Hastings Lime Springs, low

]. s. Hastings Lime Springs, Iowa.
New Goods in nearly every depart
ment at DIR. ClelnMer's.
Money to loan at per cent. APP
ply to DIR. or Mrs. Barrett. 52tf
10 weeks for Is cents ought to en-
able everybody to read the PLAIN
DEALER. Stamps taken.
Teachers Contracts at the PLAIN
DEALER Office.
Do you want the PLAIN DEALER
one year and Dickens Works-ls
voluMes-for $1.6O?
The largest stock of fine Silver ware
Watches and Jewelry ever shown IN
Howard county, can be seen at DIR
Gle mmer's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
Photos on Silk.

An entirely new process. It will
make nice book-mark, banner or'.hat
band. For the next few days NAL.
LERY will give one OF these beautiful
Photos on Silk Ribbon with every
one dozen cabinets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
MARRIED.

WEBBER-STRUCK.-Atth the home
of Mrs. Augusta Mast, Cresco,. la:
October nth, 1890, by Rev. b. N
Hermann, Mr.. William +. Weber
and Miss Mary A. Struck, both o.
CrescO.
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FARM FOR SALE!
EIGHTY ACRES.

At Great Sacrifice. Oneand one
half miles northwest of Cresco. Thor,
oughly improved with house, barns,
outbuildings; we'll fenced; plenty OF
water.
Terms and possession to suit pur.
chaser. Will sell the entire stock
with the farm.
Enquire on the premises Of JosEPH
ARCHER or at this Office. AZ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
A GRAND COMBINATION.

These are the inducements offered
the travelling public by the Chicago,
st. Paul s. Kansas City Railway, one
of the youngest and beyond dispute
one of the best railways upon the
continent. It's Vestibuled CoMpart.
Ment Sleeping Cars, run on through
trains, are marvels Of elegance, and
add to beauty and luxury perfect
ventilation, making them the most
desirable at all seasons of the year.
The Dining Car service is fully up to
the best standard, and the entire
equipment of the trains OF this road
is new. w. r. BUsENBARK, Genera.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago
| Illinois.
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HORSE SHOEING.

have employed q first class horse.
sheer, w. &. Franklin, for the bene.
fit OF the public. Horse shoeing done
In all It's peculiarities. Interfering
horses cured and warranted. Come
one aud all and give us a trial.
guarantee satisfaction.
JOHN SHAFFER.
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Our customers all speak highly in
praise Of st. Fatrick,s Pills. They
are the best.-Berry Bros, Carroll,
Nebraska. For sale by J. J. Lowry.
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Advertising Rates.

Reading notices, Bourgoise type, 10 cents per
counted line.
Special notices among business notices cents
per counted line.
Bourgeois reading notices In conjunction with
standing ads 5 cents per counted line each
week.
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For SALE CHEAP.-Property ad-
joining Union Bank, Cresco, Iowa.
Apply to w. II. AI.LEMAN, Cresco, In
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. Shi-
loh's Cure is the remedy for you.
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Rev. +. NJ. Coleman has been re-
turned to Cresco for the ensuing year.
Rev. Dyre is transferred to the DAY.
export district at Inland. Rev. KEEP,
pei goes to Floyd. Maudus Barrett
to Hawkeye. Rev. Wyatt to the
Cresco circuit, Rev. D. i. Smitll
comes to Lime Springs and Chester
Rev. p. N. Dwello to Elma and New
Haven: Rev. Crinklaw to Ridgeway
and Rev. Cassidy to Riceville.
In the case of the State VS.. Breen
ct. al, the jury found a verdict Of
guilty. The charge in the indictment
We believe, was abducting the infant
child Of Mr.. Furlong and sending i,
to Montana in charge Of Josephine
Breen, who was jointly indicted will
Mr.. and Mrs. Breen. Sentence OF
the verdict was deferred until tn,
next term Of the court. II in tn,
meantime the child y returned an.
restored to it's father, the sentence
probably will be the costs of the cas-
and light fine, otherwise it may b.
severe.
We find st, Patricks Pills to b
very extra and to give splendid satie
faction. They are now about tn
only kind called for.-W. A. Wallace
Oasis, Ia. For sale by J. J. Lowry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

India, the land of poisonous selpents,
immense jungles, fabulous wealth,
fevers, cholera and mysticism, has
again come TO the front through the
recent discovery of a strange plant
with magnetic powers equal to a Brush
dynamo. To attempt 70 pull a leaf
from this marvellous plant is to invite
an electric shock equal TO that pro-
duced by an induction coil. If a COM
pass be held within SIX meters OF this
lightning charged vegetable the needle
acts as strangely as ii II were beng
| hello above the true magnetic pole. Its
electrical qualities, however, do not
cause more amaZement than the Won
derful variation OF ITS magnetic powers,
which are most manifest at 0 clock IN
the afternoon, gradually diminishing,
until at midnight, or between midnight
and a. m, when 1t can hardly be
noticed.
Day after day these wonderful
changes take place, the plant gradually
| losing ITS magnetism as the darkness
| becomes more intense only to have the
| current renewed with seeming increased
vigOr as the sun mounts the tropical
| skies. A thunder storm augmenJs It's
peculiar qualities a dozen fold and,
even though sheltered, it drops its
/ leaves and branches as if in the last
/ convulsions of death. Birds and IN
sects shun the plant as do the natives
of Java the deadly upas tree. One
would naturally suppose that the plant
would be found growing in a region
abOundIng N magnetic metals; the
contrary IS the case. There Is neither
/ iron, cobalt nor ncklo found in the
home of the wonderful plant.-St. LOUIS
Repnbhc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
THE OBSERVER


Wien person RENTS c1eczs -LsAe~1
q money hs sbo1-d never t2l - p|21
as endorsements upon the b4ck o. tnem
81, sl&u8g also ~ shoss order lAey
shall b PAD. Fhls sA0lll be cone eFea
O. cnscks taat are m4le o-G g. a.
er.a Ii shoG44 be remembered mas
checks are made on 10 lieu q money ,
and 10 endorsement can Iuake .1elA
better thzn money. II not endorsed
over 10 some one. as Above 0te> se4'
Laey are a. unsafe u transmit a. money
as - nOeye1 gets bold ot t1eiu c@A cs-s'
lLem snd 4 they arrive safely 81 tLc-f
destination. the name OF Tie sender l@s
u be- pinned % them until eAsned 81
bauk, CIler14ss Serious cOmplloA1-V-s
may Occur.
Inc following, also. should not be
overlooked In purchasing hank
draft, j. smith should nave tie same
made out 10 hisOWn order, and not ~ Tie
order Of j. Jones. 10 whom .t : u be
sent He saOuid then endorse Tie
draft on the back: Pay 70 }. JoAes or
/ order, J. Smith.
II tbs draft Is then lost IN the mails,
a duplicate can be procured without
trouble, but II 10 had been made u
the ordOr OF j. Jones, the finder would
/ have good opportunities 10 casn IL, and
I 10 ali cases OF fragrant carelessuess, the
I law says, the loss has g. Oe horne by tae
careless one. IL depOst0r uses ofdt
/ nary caution ln ms business with hl'
| bank, and his check is forged, or tnt
I amount raised, the loss falls uDon the
/ bank.
1he holder Of a note or check may
| give notice of protest. either 10 all iht
previous endoTsers, Oh 10 only one ol
/ them; IN case of the latter, he must See
/ lect the last endorser, and the last mus
/ give notice TO the last before hlni, anC
/ 30 on. Each endOrser must send no.
I tice the same day Or the day follow
ing. Neither sunday nor legal holiday
J. 10 be counted IN reckoning the time
/ IN which notice is 10 be given.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
or Grand Rapids District, to be Held in
This City.


This City.
The Grand Rapids District Ministerial
Association VIII be held IN East-street
NJ. Z. Church, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thurs a. of this week May Is, IA
and 15). The SESSION viii begin Tues
day OF p. N. Tea Will be served IN
the parlOrs OF the church from to 7:30
p. m. Conversations from 7:30 TO $50
p. N. Speeches imprOmptu, and limit
ed TO three minutes each. Preaching
on Wednesday evening by Rev. c. A.
Narnum. alternate, L. y. Middleton.
The following program OF exercises
will be observed:
How shall we Indoctrine our Young People
IN the Tenets OF MethOdism!'-J. y. Dayton.
How 90 Read BooA @ A. cutler.
The Epworth League and It's Future Posi-
@The Present Aspect OF the sabbath Ques-
tiOu. viewed from a legislative and Moral
Standpoint. .'-Geo. Nar.on.
Pastoral RespOus, blify in Regard 20 Our
BenevO. ences."-E. tx. kIrg.
Extent OF the Inspiration OF the Script
ures. a. J. Wheeler.
Conference ~. W. Red.
as there a Necessity for ReStstement Of
Christian Doctrine e''-N. " PuHer
Church Entertainmel lt."-W. ID. Rowland.
After the Revival. WHAT 81. Welch.
The Pastor His own EYangelist.'-M. j.
BrowneN
The Epistle % St. James as Book OF
Ethical Teaching. g."-Jno. klOse.
lis Zach Parable of Our Lord Distinctive in
It's Teaching - ". Horner.
The Tread ot Modern Religious Move
nents w A. Frye.
support ot Our Superannuates. ID. C.
Wo0dard.
Music in Our Churches Geo. Lswbsck
"Relariou % the Women's VI ssl0narY so
clefies g. Our Ministerial Work. &C. ". Mars
hall
NoTE-All ministers in the District. travel
Ing and local. are members. and All are earnest
IL urged - b. present. Important questions
touch ng the future interests 0f me District
VII Pc cor sidarad- A cordial welcome VIII Dc
extended 90 al waO viii come.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
The New Bunet Car.

saws the Detroit Tribun>, "COl J.
Alfred Bsyles, superintendent Of the
Wagner Car Company, and hustling
Ben Fletcher, Of the Detroit, Grand
Haven y Milwaukee. left yesterday az
4G0 p. M, on the new buffet palace car
Persia, for Grand Haven, where they
will give a reception and dinner on
board the car % q number IF M-iwau-
Keo rallroaders who arT coming across
the lake 20 study the rev servI ICe. which
"a already proving AN immense success
t0 the travelling publ C. Tie new car
leaves Detroit on the Steamboat express
every afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

"Rev Annie IT ~aaw's sarcastic
bumor. huhbliDC no spontaneously. =
inv EoraGng. eVh.lsratng. almost IN
t0V.catirE in ,ts efervesCercs. - e tne
comment of tne Boston J5s-roi on M ss
~hsw's Characters -Cs as Al orator. and
the public vii he g sssed ro know hat
through the pubic spirited elterur e.
of some cf tna Iad IS ~ ogr city. Hart
7'ars Hal Viii - opened frss 20 orr
-ecpIe en- the isth cf Nay t1 ste1 to
two Of 81 ss shaw mastery 0rabors
She VIII a.so address the people Cf t1e
south End on MONDAY e~en-rz
NAY TO-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Lace Curtains and Fires.

"WindOw curtains are responsible for
more fires in dwelling houses than
almost any other one cause" said II. l..
Jervey, an old insurance man, to me a
few days ago.
'In nme out Of ten houses" he said ,
"you viii find the gas Jets close TO the
windOws-clOse enough for the curtains,
II the windows are lowered or raised, TO
be blown right into the gas Jet. This IS
especially dangerous IN the case of light
and thin lace curtains. Generally
where these are used there are two OF
three other curtains or a lambrequIn,
and wooden inside shutters. and "A fire
Is klndled in a minute that can hardly
be put out. Tn sleeping rooms people
have q way of putting the dressing case
or bureau very close TO tbe gas Jet, and
then throwing everything light and m-
fiammable IN the way Of clothing and
head-gear upon 10. Generally that is
also close TO window and curtains.
Very little good judgement is used by
builders IN putting in wall gas fixtures.
and now every company taking a risk
has an inspection made Of the gas Jets
and curtains, and the result Of this is
sent TO the office before the policy IS
made ont. ."-N0r York St1r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
REsIDENCE PROPERTY FOR sALE


RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE
houses and lot, east Of Essi 81. jusf %
ezilhy ave. onlY SOC Anu toii terms Vas1.
house ana lot east of East So. south -
ll,h-afe.. sl0li payments easy these houses
air al ncw.
house and lot ou Chsries-sl. sll0J.
] house and lot on Crosby 81 fig0.
house and lot 0n South Division ct iust
south OF nAth-aYe. lot ss&lA-. with sr0om
house. hrsI-c.aas business property. ouiy ssu0J
y sold al olCr
houses and Iot. 5o1le0 on Center St tusl
sout1 0i fitth-aNe-. ouly s51o. worth sSsao.
house Hno lot. 58Alf2. uorin % o4lthy-
ave- On Lagratc. price 500.
: house and lot ca LsgrsVe 81. south o.
blakeley ave. price S2lD9
] house and iot S01lS2. north Of Ffth ave.
On ass 81. prlce 80.
J Tot. corner oi last and Helmbolot sts..
H1lo, price t5b VIII trade ior q good horse
and rTi&gc.
j hoUs, and lot. l0allc on Highiano-avt be.
tween jefferson sfe. anc Ceuterst-. price tlSJl.
vacant lots on "a ealtoy ave. east OF East
ST., from 60 q S4co, terms 60 suit purc hasef
FABMPROPEETY FOR RsALEORTRADE
90 ACRE farm. miles south q hall-st. al
~ improved fair buildings; nrst qualify
soll, price S-sJosv orth $500.
A0ACREs improved lair buildings; smiles
II south OF hali-si, on +. DIVISION price
Sls00.
f60 ACRES. miles east from Tower CLOCK /.
iVV ~ acres improved rich soil' good OF
Clarc. with fair buildings 80 per acre,
A ACRES mile west of the nourlshinF 10
4 e0rpoiaied city Of SreeuNle. on main
iiDe Cf D.. J. 4 n. j. r. 81 acres under good
state or cultivation. With fair buildings good
greenhouse heated by furnace. Price Si$o0
VIII take horses ln part payment with long
time on talance. This ls rare chance 20
secure good home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. MoNDATAA4 l..
Mr.KFGoN.

II there IS any city IN Michigan that
knows (which s.de = bread Is buttered
ou" that city .- Muskegon. 10 Is but a
few years since the croakers were say
ng that the pune Is almost gone and
Mu-kegon must 90 with j.. The pine
s indeed going and the mills are drop
.ag olt "a by one, but the city IS far
from gong with them. on the con-
trary, the city actually marks the sue
cessve periods OF rs progress by the
dlapnearance Of rs mills. other IN
du-tr rs have come m, under the ad-
vantageous terms offered by Muskegon
capital -ts, much faster than the mills
dropped out. IL has been only by the
disappearance OF the mills that eligible
SITES nave been secured upon the lake
front Tor anything else. Had It not
been for the closing up OF the business
0f the Re dler Manufacturing Company,
the city could not have given the G..
E. 81 l. and the T., :. 3 VI. railroad
companies SIX acres each for a terminus
or the axe shore. And so = "A that
Muskegon people say that their saw
mills bless them twice-in coming and
in gong.
There are too many wealthy men in
Muskeg0n who are fixed there, TO let
the place rcrograde. It's natural ship
ping facilities are too important to be
allowed % go to waste. Their lates,
scheme for booming the city, even If
only half as successful As they hope,
WILL prove a fine thing for the place.
10 c0ntemplates the securing, by the
most muni6ccnt offers, of ten new N
dustres that wI give employment to
thousands ot laboring men and add
tens of thousands OF dollars 20 the
cty wealth. These are no visionary
schemes. for they are backed by men
VHo have capital, experience, pluck
ant enterprise.
ItwIl Fu,z.e any one today TO point
ont another place IN the state where
anything ke the same amount Of pub
Ir sprt shown among is citizens
Othcr cities n Michigan. and Grand
Rapids 10 particular, can take lesson
from MIssegon. This d, no time tc
rest on our oars. or 20 tickle our rib:
over the successes of the past. There
IS work yes t0 he done.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
Campbell & Underwood
os Monroe Street,
Morton House Block. Telephone 81

Have for sale at low prices kne on easy
terms.
on the original Oakdale Park plat p resi-
dence ana Us bus ness lots.
on the Silver Creek Park addition 20 oak cAle
Park. 10 nice residence lots abeye lots J91l8
feet. with alley back.
Also 81 choice residence lots on Msdison-sve.
and Adamsst. Street car runs "a iront 81
these lots.
Eighiy-nve beautiful lots on their new Wind
Slr Park addition. Absent 90 NluS0r ID.
d.t40n. They Own a. the above lots and when
desired will furnish lumber 10 those wish ~
10 build.
They have also - very choice lots left on the
original Wlus0r addition near corner 81 East
81. and Fiith-sye.
Thev wish o. sell 30 lots before June l. and
iu order to 80 So Will make very low prices
Title perfect. Abstracts furnished 10 every
purchaser.
0ther business taking their time sno atten
tlou 90 fully they have dee. dec 90 Offer Tor salc
their beautiful resort grounds acres a. the
term nus OF the D.. J.. 4 \. Surnurhau Rail.
road. nearly one-qunrter mlI fronfSge Oh the
south side Of Reed Lake. with mammoth
pavilion DOW being completed Also base bs
park. etc. These are by far The finest grounds
on Reed = Lake.
They vii sell this magnificent property very
loW or exchange ior vacant city or suburban
lots.
Here iss quick fortune for the night man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
CnItirnte Conndence

We should cultivate confidence and
selt-relance. Self-dlstrust Is the cause
ance of strength there IS strength, and
they are the weakest, however strong,
who nave no faith IN themselves or
their powers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Qunsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since l started using Dr. Thomas
Electric OIL. have not had an attack.
The Ol cures sore throat At once. Mrs.
Ietta Conrad, >tandish. Mich. oct. "A,
1~-3
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

ouo has one Congressional district.
vh ch. in one respect. = one Of the
most reularkshis n the United States.
NJ nss had crly four rsrresentsav
~ ~vtv-tour years. us Garfeid's olt
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

Arr orr ssvl1u,ns ssfeT' inquiries
fha riescur- n'vr~fS Mach safer
thsr Che inmates. a. appears from re-
cent events
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

BGzzovs' speech o. ths GcKuley
t4r1r nlI las b~sE TaFor41.y usat.on-
ec- He certainly IA uot s2rnk frona
tsEng a gsaulne keP0eilcan ss4ne y
tns debate. DE I'D not apologize for
ghe Oh aoF tee principles upon Wh.ch
I : based. TIE fol-oslng paragraphs
show Ssll the pos.llon 0t the So great
political parties O. tie taEn quest. .on.
The condll0n d tae Treasury e.
Day : a. 0yeTEoslZg cne- Wat was
TIE remedy TIE Republicans would
recUce tae surplus - one theory. the
Democrats - another, and = as o.
colnlcL OI -leores Nnien had prevent
ed tie remedy being applied. 10 sas
theory tnzt prevented the Dass4ze III
the tauf bll last Congress. TIE
House NzS democratic, the senate Re-
publican. Each body passed y tariff
oil, the ertectOf wulch e vas ca med J
would Dc a. reduce tie revenue 10 the
4cEual needs OF Government, bat both
measures failed. In tle camp4 "a OF
1888 the tEO theories were presented to
the American people and after full
debate on tue platform and Ia the
press, verdict vas rendered lQ favor
OF the Republican theory OF taxation
a verdict 20 pronounced as 10 West the
Presidency and the popular branch OF
Congress from the Democratic party
and confer them on the Republican
party. LApplause.l
In tue measure the Committee on
Ways and Means presented 10 had
sought 20 execute the popular verdict
thus expressed and % crystalline Il into
law. The Democratic party was again
gong before the people with an appeal
that they reverse their verdict OF two
years ago. The Democratic party
favored a tariff for revenue; the Re-
publican party favored a tarh for
revenus and prOtecuOu-nOt incidental
not accidental, but Intentional. He
Who believed IN free trade must sup
port the Democratic party, and ho
who believed IN protection must sus-
tam the Republican party. tarltt
for revenue only was a step toward
free trade, and the Republican party
was against u. Applause.
The Toledo Bee has discovered that
the IRON plate 10 be used N making
American tin plate Will be rolled IN the
IRON mills Of Mr.. Carnegie. That IS a
Democratic "corker." 1t isa knock
down" argument against anything 70
show that II will benefit Mr.. Carnegie.
Perhaps that Is why Southern Demo
Gratis tired 70 smash up the Govern.
ment, because their prophetic vision
saw that it would some day be an ad,
vantage 10 Mr.. Carnegie. If Mr.. Car
negie doesn't get out of the way before
I long, this administration will have tC
hang him. Then it Will be able TO &C
complish something.
The New York World speaks of 10, ,00(
men who voted for Harrison, but who
will bolt the Republican party If the
Mckinley bill is passed. The World
with all It's political shrewdness, if j
were honestly convinced of any such
result, would advocate the passage o.
the bill with all its editorial thunder
| We read much such stuff IN Democratic
papers now. intended to influence weak
kneed Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12

THr Democrats In Rantal's old ds-
trlct are tt logEerhesds and it = no.
wise certain that ttev can bold the q s-
tr,ct. A pescemsssr must - found.
ard chat very soon. ~ a Republican
wi succeed Randall
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-12
.CROZlER & CUTLER'S
L. s. oADNELL MANAGES,

" Ws.ssa nalalAE. ls o-aAll

~ esssE halieanEs Is S~a~i-st
MONEY lN LoAA-la as amount eFef
u 49, "a ses4 tea estate seta.its. sF haNe
Il - haas 49, e@A saflls soa ga sitett Astse--
gfFAA " III kCt 4 modern sreem hsuss
V-NfN ArS lecaiee % aoalsH a ave,
a. = alocA treM Madison
q QnD sls aexa bAlanos sis pei moath.
g w. Nts - ~ ne~ oltck heAss Ahe
lot ii - 5oalA Lasias scits.st.
EAUIIf i FARM Tor exchange. locates
l. ~ ulilts tEaa thuuA "a AsaGsusW NaGHts.
AlcE Cal 81 NfcEitT 4 Cater Fcal eslale
depa gmeht Ter pAruea.srS
G9uAA WILL Buy TIE uSSerp Sroam
0-otQ A0ase ~ Ne = Hons a. i.sok
Al tfer
IFoA sALE-5 room hease snd t~e be3ut. ful
iols elaitd ~ lAe carDeI ~ h4si aua
Au4nis-stS
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