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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-11
TO-IDay.

he swift to love your own, dears,
Your own. who need yuu so;
Say 10 the speeding hour. dcars:
81 will not let thee go
Except thou give II blessing;"
Force IL to bide and stay.
Love has no sure to morrow,
1t only has TO day.
Oh, hasten to be kind, dearS,
Before the time shall come
When you are left behind. dearS.
In an all lonely home;
Before In late contritiou
Vainly you weep and pray.
Love q no sure to morrow.
1t only has to-day.
Swifter than sun and shade. dears.
Move the feet wings OF pain;
The chance we have To day. dears.
May never come again.
JOY is n lckle rover,
lie broGGolh nor delay.
Love has no sure To morrow
1t only has to day.
Too late TO plead or gricve, dears,
Too late To kiss or sigh.
When death has laid his seal. dears
On the cold lip and eye,
Too late our gifts To lavish
Upon the burial clay;
Love has no sure to, morrow,
IL only has to-day.
-CoDgregationlist
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THE EAST.

THE workmen in the Delaware rolling
mill at Phillipsburg, N. j., have struck
for the adoption of the analgamated
scale.
JUICE BARNARD, of the New York
supreme court, granted an injunction
restraining the payment OF n dividend
on the stock of the sugar refining com
pany. When this announcement was
made on Wall street it created quite a
little Juror in the market. Sugar stock,
which had sold as high as SO, dropped
to 81.
Gov. PATTIsoN has been elected pres.
ident of the Pennsylvania worlds fair
commission.
EDWARD Y. ELTESHEAD, who until
a few weeks vas president Of the
Fidelity Storage & Warehouse Co. of
1883 Market street, Philadelphia, left
town and is said to be a defaulter for a
large mount of money.
A FIRE is again raging in the Reading
Co.'S colliery at Ashland, Pa 1t was
and mules were hoisted to the surface.
Five hundred men are affected.
THREE men. were fatally scalded by
the collapse of a bridge with an engine
and construction car near Newcastle,
Pa.
SEVEN hundred and eighty men
walked out of the Allegheny steel
mills of Carnegie Bros. & Co. at Du-
quesne, Pa. There was no question of
wages, the men simply demanding that
the Amalgamated association be recog-
nized. The firm refused to sign the
scale and stated that the mill always
was and always would be run indie
pendent of any organization.
Rev. T.. Ross, who was only recently
ordained as a Congregational minister
in East Jaffrey, vas drowned in Long
pond, Peterboro, n. H., by the capsiZ-
ing of n yacht. Mr.. Ross attempted to
swim to- the shore for help and was
drowned.
THE rate committee of the trunk line
association has fxed passenger rates
from New York to the Missouri river at
$50 first class aud so second class.
These rates are a reduction of 81. IS and
successfully meet the cut made by the
Chicago & Alton road.
PRoF. l. Il. BRIGGs has assumed the
duties of dean of Harvard college, vice
Prof. c. L.. Smith, resigned.
Mrs. ELIZABETH NEwToN, of Pittsfield,
Mass, was killed On the Atlantic steam
ship Saale on its voyage from New
York TO London by falling down a
stairway.
Ex-VICE-PREsIDENT HANNIBAL HAM
LIN died at Bangor, Me-, on the night
of the 4th.
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COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.

PENNSYLVANIA coal sells in Italy
cheaper th"n Welsh coal.
OLIVE oil il being shipped from south
ern California to ill orders in England.
MoLAssEs can b. brought from Cuba
In Il tank vessel for two cents Il gallon.
A LARGE firm in Germany has sent to
u dealer in Sal Diego, Cal, for six
thousand cactus plants of many va
~rictics.
MoREt than eighteen thousand gallons
OF brandy were recently shipped i'll ono
lot from Sacramento, Cal, to Bremen,
Germany.
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We quarrelcd. she and L,
That April afternoon we spent together;
Within our lovers sky
Was stormy rs the outside maynard weather
1t happcned-who can know2
So quickly careless words gain woundIng
power,
As sudden gusts that blow,
AS scattered drops forctcll the angry shower
She stood and watched the rain,
That lessencd-ceaSed-the sun through the
clouds soon breaking,
While I'm our hearts, the pain
OF longing love with pride n strife was max
ing.
She turned to me, my sweet,
Smiles thro' her tears in her dear eyes mp
pearing;
!, knecling ut her feet,
Looked up to see how brightly It was clearing
Kate Thorne, In Jury.
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ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE.

\ LErTER-CARRr:R ut Wheeling, w,
Va. successfully delivered Il letter to Il
man with the name of George Schwiff-
ervitz"rcnontherhcim.
CA,ipEH, n. j., boasts Of Il blind bar
Der who can shave rs well as if he had
perfect sight. He works every day and
makes REGULAR wages.
The yclls and other CHARACTERISED
noises made by boys playing baseball
in "a vacant lot in New York drove IL
n]cighborinr mar insane.
A Providence (It. ~ man hired a
wheel, pawncd it, stole it from the
paynbrollcr, sold it for Il good sum and
got arrested all inside of Il few hours.
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A SELECTION OF RARE POEMS


sly Frlrul.
What do | care Tat his hair IL gray,
His forehead ru'ici with mlay L line.
That lis rr Is slow. and his years | know
Are three times minrr
That his once bright eye has begun to fade,
And his once straight turm Ia head.
What to | care? His heart Is there
lis for That that | loved my friend.
IT'S not rtlT years that have dimlncl his eye.
And turned his hair from lis own bright huo
They have lett their trace On the gentle face
- KIND aud true
But the slTIIuuiu% tuucl, OF sOrrow's hund
Those M urafUi lines have pruncd;
Yet StiIl | md the nuhic mind
Ills for that that love my friend.
And what do | care that others scurn
His humble mciu and Iurrowrd face?
To me rests there II beauty rare.
Tho holy grace
OF u pure life lived by tho masters side,
Serving him 10 the end,
And my heart raise IN graceful praise
Thank God that | have my friend.
Town and Country.
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Chautauqua Assembly ut Pertle
Snt.innS A. nt,nn,lnun. hn

- VT
The Assembly this year ut pertle
Springs, will be held from July Sd Ia
18th, and will undoubtedly he the most
successful III the history of the meetings.
All departments Will be under the charge
of competent instructors, and meetings
Will be addressed by some of the most
famous and popular orators of the day.
In order that this may be a complete
success, in the way of attendance, the
Missouri Pacific railway has made Il half
rate from all points on its lines in the
state of Missouri, except from the Soda
lla, Warsaw and southern division, and
Il very low rate from points outside of
the state. Tickets have ample limit to
return, and full information, tickets,
etc, will be %cheerfully furnished by
your local ticket agent.
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my little man, come tell to me,
II you could by some magic be-
To the unknown iairyland Lransplanted.
Where boys may have their wishes granted
What would your wishes bey'
"Id wish" he sidcwisc cooked his head,
Pondcred, and paused and then he said:
"Id wish had two brothers.
One great big one and one | could lick;
That nothin' ncvcr'd make me sick,
And eight or nine grandmotherI."
indianapolis Journal.
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Silent IStiss.

We gaZcd ut the moon,
One glorious June.
As we sat 10y the sleeping sea.
And never u word
From her was heard,
An meyer Il word from me.
The wavcS all huShcd-
And when she Dlushcd.
The stars couldn't help but peep;
And her great brown eyes
Looked twice their size,
And twice n IL hall AS deep.
But never u word
From her IVES heard,
And a word from me.
Fol We were cat.
Ing gumdropS sweet
Down there by the sleeping sea.
Tom Hall, In Harpcr's Bazaar.
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RIGHT REV. E%THELBERT TALBOT, mis-
sionary bishop of Western Idaho and
Wyoming, la been elected bishop Of
Georgia.
BRUCE, the parachute jumper, had a
narrow escape from death at Cloquet,
MINI, but was not badly hurt.
PRoF. w. r. BAL LENTINE, formerly
OF Rutgers eolieg4, was installed as
president of oberlin college, Ohio.
AT a meeting of the coal miners in
the Collins, ILL.,, district it was decided
that the men shonld refuse to sign the
yearly contract with the Consolidated
Coal Co, which would result in an eva
sion of the weekly paymel 1t law en-
acted by the Legislature.
SIX hundred and fifty employees of the
Union and Lake Erie rolling mill com
panies Of Cleveland, o., have struck for
the adoption of the Pittsburgh scale.
Iowa republicans were in convention
at Cedar Rapids on the list. Hon. Hiram
G. Wheeler, of Odebolt, sac county,
was nominated for governor.
FIRE has destroyed the large book
and job printing establishment of the
Il. +. Wade &C. at Toledo, O. The loss
was estimated at $50, 900, which is near
" covered by insurance.
CAPT. IRA III. OWEN, one of the most
prominent OF the vessel owners on the
great lakes, died in Chicago recently.
THE jury at Sturgis, $. d., in the case
of the three white men charged with
the murder of Few Tails brought in u
verdict of not guilty.
THE Illinois humane society has
taken steps to investigate the padrone
system in Chicago. 1t is charged that
scores of italian children are held in
virtual slavery and forced to beg.
Work on the mines and mining
building of the Chicago's worlds fair
has commenced. A national youths'
worlds fair association, with patriotic
aims. has been organized.
ANDREW ROWE, a wealthy miner of
Idaho. is held in Waseca. Mimi, vio-
lently insane. He had been stricken
on the train.
Four deaths from sunstroke occurred
at stockton, Cal, in one day recently.
THE cornerstone of the Scarritt Bible
and training school was laid at Kansas
City. Mo-, on the I'd.
IN the district court ut Denver, Col,
Cecil Dean was given u verdict Of $780,
900 damages against S. w. French for
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tcstamentary ON the estate of Nor
man Pool, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the ID day of June, 1891. by the
probate court of Lafayette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required to exhibit them for allowance to
the executor within one year after the date
of said letters or they may he p~recluded from
any benefit of such estate; and il such claims
he not exhibited within two years from the
dutc Of said letters they will be forever barred.
This 81 day of June. 1851.
BENJAMIN f.. MCELR0Y,
GIFT Executor.
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The knot was tied; the pair were wed.
AMI then the smiling bridegroom said
Unto the preacher: "Shall | pay
To you the usual tee to day,
Or would you have me wait u year
And give you then Il hundred clear,
II | should lind the marriage state
As happy rs | Cstlmatcr"
The preacher lost III time In thought,
To his reply no study brought;
There were no wrinkles on his brow;
Said he: "Ill lake three dollars now"
-DcmOreSt'S Monthly.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1891-07-11

The summer tourist tickets for the sea
son OF 1891, to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Manitou, Pueblo, Trinidad, Las Vegas,
Hot Springs, Estes Park and Idaho Spings
are now on sale ut greatly reduced rates
via the popular Santa Fe route. Tickets
are good until October 81, with stop-over
privileges at pleasure anywhere in Colo
RADIO.
Solid Vestibule trains carrying elegant
free reclining chair ears and Pullman
palace sleeping cars. Parties destined tn
Colorado Springs and Manitou arrive
there mex morning for breakfast.
For tickets, Pullman berth, and full
particulars regarding summer tourist
tickets call at ticket office corner Ninth
and Main streets, Lexington, No.
JOHN TAUBMAN, Agent.
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Tinware, sShect-lronwarc and
Coppcrwarc.
ROOFING NDGurrEmNG SPECIALITY.

Sole agent for the celebrated Peoria WOO
base heater: Guld Coin. wuul base heater and
Monitor and DarlInp Dlks, coat or wnnl heat.
rrS. Has nl5Iu iull supply oi Cannon stoves,
Superior Cook Stoves, tor wuni or coal, and II
Iull assortment uf all other goods IN his line
Al work done aud stuN 49, sold Guaranteed Ia
given entire satisfaction. Prices at Bed Rock
and low as tn" lowest.
Garland {. Graham.
Franklin Ave-, opp. Brewery.
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For. Sale.

A splendid work horse, double %oringIc.
Full Of life and spirit, but perfectly kind
aud gentle. Sound rs Il silver dollar. In
quire at Green * Dysart's livery stable III
Of john =. BLACKWELL.
IL per cent reduction on Alaska Retrige =
rators to close out, at Senden's. 6-27-tt
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EXECU rOR NOTICE.

Letters ir,tamcIrtiIN aS executor of The last
will and testament OF Grnrcianua nunnrlly
d.a.,u-ri, were Granted To- the UNDERSIGNED oI
tiu, IS.Ii dty oI june, lN1i, hN the probate
court ui Lafayette county Missouri.
All pr-.ru.hIN ~" riIim- against ~ i'll c,iat,
ara. required 10 exhibit them for hiIOw lncc (,
ih,, rNrcgiinr within HH' wear after Tia,
date OF -iid lritria or ilurN may he prrrlmacd
from any brIWtit of suriI estate: and IL such
.lItm, La nuI exhibited within two years from
ih.. date If SAID lrIi"r~ they will he forever
barred.
rni. I ia hlN Of June. 'Sp'.
JOHN :. BLACKWELL.
C-hl-tI Executor.
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w. Il. Schultz has the best brand of
standard harness oil. II is the boss leather
oil; SO cents "A gallon. E-23-6t
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A nicely furnished home in krichn's
building. For particulars apply to
G-27-3t &. IL. SCHhEFERMEYER.
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nnrIHE TO CONTRACTORS.

will let 10th" lowest aud best bidder, on
Friday, July ~, lS"I,
one vundru hrHl"' for construction. about
fnriyiwn let IN l"npth. to hr bun across salt
FnrL crrrh, about hire" miles tIai al Corlrr.
anl near iirurN Hines place.
Letting wili take place al ~ O'Clock u. m al
hrri". ste. Plan aud specifications viii be
seen at tint aul pllr" al letting. Contractor
il To- give bond with approx" Get security Ton
tntirIituin. bri.ie,' IH the law directs.
Commissioner 80 crN,~ tho ri"It Ia reject
ANY 81 al hid-. Il. II. WEEDIN.
I-hu-fl tuumi~SIHutI
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County or L~AFAyETTE.
In the Circuit CoIrt of said county, in yaca-
ton, May 9th, A. d., 1881.
Elizabeth A. johnson,
W.. Divorce.
Taylor :. Johnson.
Now at this day, i'm vacation, comes the said
plaintiff by her attorney, and files herein her Pc
titiOn and affidavit for II divorce. and IL appear
ing to the satisfaction of the clerk of this court
is u nonresident of the state of Missouri,
ana can not he served with the ordinary pro-
cess of law, il is ordered 10y the clerk of this
court that publication bc made against him AS
follows, viz:
10 the said defendant, Taylor s. Johnson, you
are hereby notified that said plaintiff, Elizabeth
A. Johnson, has commenced Il suit against you
in said circuit court by petition, the object and
general nature Of which is To obtain u divorce
from the bonds of mutrimOny heretofore con-
trictcd with you, ON the grounds of desertiOn
for more than one year; and that she may be
given her former name, to-wit: Elizabeth A.
Anthony; and you are further notified that
unless you appear ut the next regular term
of this court, to DE begun and held at the
courthouse in the city of Lexington, on the
9TH day of September next. 1881, and on or
before the 3rd day thereof, IL the term
shall 50 long continue, and il not. then
before the end of said term, and answer
said petition, the same will he taken as con-
fessed; ana il Is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in the Lexington Intelli-
gencer, u weekly newspaper published In said
county, for four weeks successfully, the last
Insertion 10 he ut least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of this court.
Attest: {. l.. EWING Clerk.
by II. HEArHMAN, ID. c. 3Omay4t
Hicklin Il Welborn, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Loans of Money.

We nrc prepared to make loans, of MIssnur
Trust Money, IN sums al any amount from SIm
To 80 900. on long or short time, live To ten
yra'r; privilege of stated annual payment. Al.
nj low riirs ol interest on land ;s 81 curIIy
5 100 : 300 s 800 6 IO
300 60 $40 90
900 3 600 10 un IN MN
or any other sum That may he needed.
We especially uek all who want 10 Dor, ow
money ON lands To call on ua or write us and We
Will give you favorable terms ard easy nav
mrnis II. WINSOB IL SON.
Ito MAN ST, L. X ngtun, Mo. GIUunu Floor.
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Some residences were decorated.
There was Il good deal Oi business IN the
forenoon.
City Clerk Mnrrland and three cumpIn-
ions drove To lliGginsvilic.
The coIorcd band was cut early, and
marched east ON Main street.
The postuiIicr was closed until 10 4. m.
and then only remained open an hour.
The ferry boat had II flag at the jack
staff, and other decorations were visible.
Firecrackers aud toy cannoms kept the
stay-at-h"mrs from sleeping themselves
To death.
The colored citizens celebrated ut the
liigginsvilIe fair grounds. Lots OF then,
went from this city.
Cashier Morrison, of the Murrisnn-W Went
worth bank, had the front of his rrsidcnc,
decorated with flags.
The residence of Mr.. Shelby, at the cor
ncr Of Seventeenth and Franklin avenue,
was Respondent with flags and Chinese
lLntcrns.
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Vol ARE IN a RAD FIX

But we will cure you If you will pay us. Our
message is To the weak, nervous AMI debili-
tatcd. who, 10y early evil habits, OF la'er indis-
cretiOns, have triilcd away their ViGoS Of body,
mind and manhood. and who suffer all those
effects which lead 10 premature de ny, CON
sumption or insanity. If this mcsas : on, send
for ana read our Book Of Life, written by the
greatest specialist of the day, and sent (sealed)
for six cents in stamps. Dr. Parkers Medical
and Surgical Institute, li North spruce street,
Nashville, Tenn. aug3Oyl
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STORIES OF ANIMALS,

a PET coon attacked and nearly
killed his mistress ut Piedmont, Wyo.
w. j. RAINEy, of Butler county, Pa,
was picked up by Il vicious horse and
shaken till II arm vas broken.
A COW accidentally shut up in a barn
at Cedar Rapids, la, stayed there
four weeks without food or water.
She was not much injured 10y her long
fast.
WHEN a New Bedford (Mass.) grocer
entered his store the other morning he
heard Il noise behind the counter, and
! upon Investigation found hat a clam
had seized a mou by one leg, n the
rodent was making a desperate effort to
escape.
SAMUEL WoRTH's COW. in East Brad
ford, captured Il brand new coat of the
hired man, and was caught %devouring
it. The hired man gave chase, but the
COW kept chewing while she an, and
when he caught her very little of the
garment was left.
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Il NEW YORK Wholesale merchant
says that he chcerfully puts up with the
sharp practices of his travellers, who
pad their expense accounts, because the
sharper the drummer is in that respect,
as a rule, the more custom he brings to
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BUCKLEN'S NC SALVE.

The Rest Snlvc in The world for Cuts. L,uises.
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, r. yer Sores, Tetier,
Chapped Hands, ChilblaIns. Corns, and all skin
truItIons. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed 10 pive perfect
satisiacfinn, or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. FOR Sale Ky LEROY FAR
MER Ieh Ryl
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in the Mutual LATE, of New YOIk, Ia" largest
Company III HE world. on all ih' new plans ana
III" most iHrurahlr rntcs.
Long experience in the Insurance husincs,
enables Is &" give you perfect safety in rUlicIrs
Issued by TIA.
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l.. K. KAUFMAN,
Matchmaker, JtweItr and Engraver
Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ny, etc, Il specially. All Kinds of
Complicated Work Solicited.
E TORS NOTICE,

WORKSHOP IN the real ,siataoniCe
of f.. NInsur ~ son, opposite the Count
House. S2tf
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No . -Dne substantial. wcll-huilL two story
Brick Dwelling TN 'hr blum, handsomely
and conveniently located. : rooms and two
halls, front nni back tot, all in good condi-
lion. offered a low prI"c Ia quick buyer.
f.. WINSOlt II SON, Agents.
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No. : One anh u half story Frame Dwelling
on Snuh STREET. Il rooms. enlIre property IN
complete nr,Cr, and very desirable AMI con.
vcnIcnt to husinrss. Barn, wnlrI. IIui,
grass. trees. NC Can he bought now ut -
harSIin. II sold soon.
+. WINSOR y sen, Agents.
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INSURANCE
Fire, Lightning.
Tornado. Cyclone,
Accident and River

On ali kinds oi Property. Eui'lrnPa, Mrr.
chhndisc, Grain, III store. q; slack ,r % ns
Household Furniture aud Gnn,iS, ManurnCiur
ing Embellishments and Live stock For an
length oil Time from five days Ia five ytars
Al the
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I)AN R. JORDAN.

-bh NlhH N
ICY coon, Eni"rNS, puEE\NWAR IRE
~ GsOt ERIE a..
-. now, OPP J5.to postOnce, Lexington
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NO. l. One story Frame Dwelling on College
street, I room. arb cellar. large lot, water
baIn, 40. DucI eat very low
Il. WINSOit ~ SON. Agents.
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ON. = Also another EIIck and Frame Dwell
ling. two stuIcs. . rooms and hall AM,
porch, good barn Must he sol ! soon. pncT-
al low. l. NINAuIt II SON., Agents.
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FOX EIENT.

y }. | -Onr elegant Two story Brick Ee2,
Dwelling House, on IliTd street. d.s.l
LrXIrgtnn-in perfect ed l. and EjiiiI
condition, 10 rGuuS. beautiful yard, I0aA
with flowers and %rnp"s and walks From
aud back lot. A hlTgnIn Sun he had if lukcI
soon. Il. WlN>O!i ~ son. Agents.
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LOWEST RATES
LIFE INSURANCE

oi premium. And in The old established, ErrOr
reliable comp mes. Also
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-26

October, and November the daily aver
age of sewage pumped was little over
10000 gallons.
There are no saloons, gambling
houses, or other debaSing and hurtful
agencies here to allure men, but the
beautiful library, theater, Arcade, play
grounds, lake, and park-like avenues
offer many attractions. The society is
excellent, and the Pullman Military
Band is considered the best in the State.
There are now about forty secret So
cieties, clubs, and organizations for
social purposes. as we'll as eight church
societies in Pullman. With these i'm
proved surroundings men are able not
only to do more and better work. as is
seen in the fact that their average earn
ings here are larger than in any other
place whHre similar work is done. but to
do it comfortably in these finely arranged
and equipped shops and factories. While
they are at work their children are in
the best of schools and their families are
sheltered in superior homes. AS social
and business experiment the place at
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