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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-07-30
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE average daily earning of a rail-
way locomotive is about one hundred
dollars.
A HISTORIC collection of railroad
tickets will be one of the exhibits at the
worlds fair.
On May 20 the last broad-guage rail-
road in England, that of the Great
Western, was narrowed to the standard
gauge of 4 feet 81 inches.
BETWEEN 1880 and 1890 the mileage of
southern railroads, with the exception
OF Arkansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Mis-
souri, and Texas, was increased from 70
238 miles to 24,95G miles.
TIE hydraulic railroad now daily
operated in Paris consists of four car
rlages or cars, each having a capacity
OF twenty-five passengers. THE train
runs as smoothly as a boat on water"
ACCORDING to a computation recently
published in the Philadelphia Stock
holder, the percentage of net dividends
returned to the stockholders of street
railways in the United States is all.
exactly three times as great as hat of
steam railroads.
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HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE.

VINEGAR bottles may be cleaned with
crushed egg shells in q little water.
CRUDE oil is excellent to wipe wood
work and furniture with, according to
apainter. Wipe off with a clean cloth.
WHEN your face and ears burn SO ter
ribly battle them in very hot water, as
hot as you can bear. This will be more
apt to cool them than any cold applica-
ton.
A PIECE of chamois skin bound on the
edges, shaped to fit the heel and kept in
place by o piece of elastic rubber, worn
over the stockings, will save much
mending.
MEAT can b. kept very nicely for q
week or two by covering it with sour
milk or buttermillS and plating it in 4
cool cellar. The bone or fat need not
be removed. Rinse well before using.
IT is said that the juice of the garden
beet, of the blackberry and the straw
berry if rubbed lightly on the cheeks
and then washed off with milk, leaves q
beautiful rosy tint that moro than
that of cosmetic paints, and such
vegetable juices are not, of course, inju-
to the most sensitive skin.
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PEOPLE OF OTHER LANDS.

ARAB PASTA has been given nominal
charge of a Ceylon tea garden, with So
900 Il year simply for the use of his
name. Arab the blest.
LADY COLIN CAMPBELL is not only an
expert fcncer, but knows how to kill a
salmon or land a trout as well as any
fisherman on n Scotch river.
THERE has just died in Poland q once
celebrated beauty who refused the hand
of Napoleon III. She was Princess
Helene SagonslSo, and died unmarried
at the age of flfty-seven.
CARDINAL MANNING did not leave
property enough to pay his funeral cx-
penses. These amounted to So, 100; and
to meet them a subscription was start
cd among his relatives and intimate
friends.
COUNT CAPRIvI tips the scales at two
hundred and sixteen pounds, SO that hcis
about as heavy as was Prince Bismarck
after taking the Schweninger cure. Tho
physical resemblance between the two
men is remarkable.
SIo. GIoLITTI, the now italian primo
minister, prides himself upon dcspising
the mandates of fashion, and wears at
all times an old fashioned rusty black
frock coat that reaches nearly to his
ankles, to the great satisfaction of the
political caricaturist and cartoonist.
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o N PLAYS.

THE ex-queen of Servia has written
a-play entitled Mother, descriptive to
some extent of her own grievances. 1t
has been purchased by a Partisan man
ager in search of q new sensation.
DAVID GRAY, the Harvard senior who
wrote the "Hasty Pudding Club" play
this year-thc brightest production of
the series, it is said-is a Buffalo man,
and the son of the late p~oet-editor of
that name.
Mrs. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SAI.A's vol
umc, famous People / Have Met"
starts with her husband. If other
wives estimates of the Importance OF
their husbands were used as a basis,
the book would run into several large
volumes.
NJ. PAUL BouRGEr is completing a
story that is likely to be n of the
most sensational French books Of the
year. 1t is to be called "cosmopolis,"
and will be a profound study of con-
temporary cosmopolitan society, the
principal scenes being set in Rome and
Venice.
BLUsnING has been for some time
looked upon as a disease. The dis2ov-
cry of its proper microbe has not yet
been made public, but q publisher in
Liverpool announces the 121st thousand
of a pamphlet explaining tits cause,
self-treatmcnt, and u rapid, permanent
and Inexpensive cure"
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LITERARY PEOPLE.

TENNYsoN reads a great number Of
novels; the time spent in reading them
is the evening. So engrossed does he
become in their pcrusalt --lt it is a mat
ter of difficulty to get him to bed.
NJ. LAvIssE, the nevyly-clectcd MEM
Der of the French academy, is a writer
on historical subjects, and the first out
and-out republican yet raised to the
honor of membership in the academy.
RIDER UAGGARD has turned farmer,
and while delighted with his bucolic
experiences is puzzled to understand
why milk that has had all the butter
taken out of it should be called butter
milk.
CELIA THAXTER, the poetess, is q tall,
handsome woman of fifty-sevcn, whose
snow-white hair ripples above a dark
face and brilliant but dark eyes. She
spends every summer at the Isle of
Shoals.
IT is related that Walt Whitman's
first poetic effort was to describe in
verse a ship under full sail. He failed
to satisfy his own critical taste. and
years after he said that. though he was
able to portray a locomotive in an ade-
quate way, the picture in rhyme of a
ship at sea always eluded him.
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- W JEL OOl-.
Principals Walk Into q Dark Room
FILLED with Tarnntulas.


The details of one of the strangest
duels ever fought has been brought to
this city, says a Las Vegas letter, by q
prospector who has been in the noun
tains southwest of Las Vegas. The
country is near the border line between
Old and New Mexico, and the people
there are a mixture of the two races.
Two young men-an American and a
Mexican-fell out re- a young woman
they both loved, and the result was that
the enmity became toe great to be car
ried, and it was determined to end it in
duel.
The matter came about in an unusual
way, however, and it was not a regular
challenge and acceptance, but while in
company of mutual friends the Mexican
taunted the American with being a
member of q race of towards and said
the Americans had no bravery. The
American, of course, disputed this and
said he would test tho Meziean's brav-
cry if he wished it. He would be will
ing to go into q dark room with the
Mexican and there decide the point.
But the stipulation was that in the
rQ1rR room Cncrc SnOulu also DC u lou Oh
tarantulas turned loose. If either
came out alive he was to have the girl.
If either showed the white feather and
came out before the death of the other,
or before all the tarantulas was killed,
he should give up all claim to the girl.
The Mexican was disposed to refuse,
but the fear of being looked upon as q.
coward caused him to accept. The
room was prepared and the two men
went in. There were at least q dozen
tar~antulas in the room and also two
scorpions. The American walked boldly
into the room and took his stand, while
the Mexican followed, but was hcsitat-
ing in his manner. The doors had been
closed but a short time until the Mczi-
can was heard to scream out that he was
bitten and was dying. The doors were
opened and he staggered out and fell to
the floor. The American walked out
unhurt, and then it was found that the
Mexican had not been bitten at all, but
had scratched his hand on a protruding
nail in the wall and had thought it q
spiders bite.
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THINGS IN GENERAL.

ONE hundred thousand dollars in gold
weighs about 375 pounds. The same
value in silver about 6,ooo pounds.
THE hardest known wood is said to
be cocus wood. 1t turns the edge Of an
AK, however well tempered, 50 it is
claimed.
AN Indian, who killed a sGuaw at
Kyoquot, 3. c., gave the tribe an Indian
girl to replace the one he killed, and
this had evidently been mutually agree
able.
THE directory of 1892 of the Ancient
Order of Foresters shows the society to
have owe $4,000 members and owning
funds valued at over s25, 900, 900. The
average number of sick on the books
is $4,000.
TIE method OF SHINING o sable is to
draw the skin over the head without
any incision in the body. The feet and
tail arc left as part of the fur. Every
thirticth of an inch is valuable, for the
average length of the animal is only
twelve inches and the tail about six
inches.
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THROUGH MANY LANDS.

Four thousand two hundred and
seven ships, only tw~enty-six OF which
carried the American flag, passed
through the Suez canal in 1891.
A LONDON street preacher, recently
arrested, proved to be the pal of pick
pockets. He drew a crowd and prayed,
while his accomplices preyed upon the
crowd.
THE concession granted by the Danish
government for working the free port
of Copenhagen is for eighty years; the
state, however, rcserving the right of
taking it at the end of twenty-five
years.
A CURIOUS and interesting exhibition
has been opened in Vienna on behalf of
a charity. 1t is a model on a large,
scale of the battle of Custozza, in which
the Austrian troops, commanded by
Field Marshal Archduke Albrecht, de-
feated the Italians in 1868.
IT is reported in the Hebrew Standard
that a big soap factory has been set up
near Jerusalem by Hebrew soapmakers.
Its managers offer to sell soap to Mo-
hammedans, Christians and infdels, as
well as to the believers in Judaism,
whether orthodox or reformed.
TIE celebrated "Emperor's goblet"
a valuable possession of the municipah-
ty of Osnabrucl1, has been sold to Baron
Rothschild, of Frankfort, for 100000.
The proceeds will be expended in build
ing a new theater. The goblet is of
silver, superbly chased and ornas
nnn+nd
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GRiNS AND

uoW OLD is your coat of ar.ns?''
asked Mrs. Dimling of Mrs. Freshrox.
"OldP' replied Mrs. Freshrox. with
some feeling. "yYhy, we had hat coat
Oh arms made to order ."-Harper's Ba-
Ear.
DINNER TABLE AMENITIES. Younr
Van Sprawl believe in being above
board in all that l do" Old De Goutc
II | wish you would stop Kicking
me under the able."-Kate Fields
Washington.
RosAMoND so, dearl What p
wretched memory / hayel There's NV
dentists appointment this afternoon
and I've just remembered itr' Gertrude
well, don't see but what you've
thought of it in time" Rosamond-
That's just it.; 1 didn't want to remem-
Der 1t till to-morrow."-Harvard LINN
poon.
In one of the great Paris hospitals
out of eighty-three patients who suf-
fered from epilepsy sixty were found to
be children of drunken parents.
DIR. LANDER BRANToN declares that
cold water is a valuable stimulant to
almost everybody, and will often send
the pulse from seventy-six to n hun
dred when slipped, a wine glass at a
time.
BETWEEN the ages of twenty and
forty prisoners die of consumption much
more rapidly than people outside of con-
inement, but whether this is owing to
the confinement or to the previous lives
of the convicts is not clear. Few Grim
inals Of any kind live toNbe old men.
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Mammoth

The digging up Of mammoth remains
in the heart Of London seems fncongru-
GUS, yet this has just been done by the
workrncn on a sewer, who, at the depth
of twenty-five feet from the surface,
came upon remains Of a mammoth and
other prehistoric animals. Two larrc
tl9!-3 were met with lying near TO-
Gcthcr, along with other bones bolong-
ing to the same animal. A portion Of
Il OF these tusks was brought to the
surface and it was found to measure
at its thio!icst part nearly two feet in
circumference.
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FROM SHEFFIELD AND BRISTOL
Fine Exhibits to Como from These In
tcresting Old English Towns.

Fine Exhibits to Come from These In
tcresting Old English Towns.
Robert S. Mccormick, the official rep
rcscntativc in London of the Columbian
exposition, writes to Walker Fcarn that
the Society of Cutters at Sheffield will
interest itself in an exhibit. The own
crs Of the Trinity works, Sheffield, one
of the largest manufacturing concerns
in the trade, will send q special agent
to Chicago to make arrangements for
In exhibit from their house, and this
may lead to q representative exhibit
from the English cutlery trade.
Chief Fearn has also received, through
Agent Mccormick, a letter from Lorin
A. Lathrop, United States consul at
Bristol, who says that an enthusiastic
meeting wa held by the Bristol com
mittec of the Columbian exhibition,
April %. This meeting resulted in an
organization, arrangement of commit
tees and similar preliminary work in
the direction of promoting a specially
interesting exhibit. The special COM
mittcc appointed for the Bristol exhibit
is an exceedingly influential one. 1t in
cludcs the mayor of Bristol, the prcsi-
dent of the Merchant Vcnturers' Com
pany, the president CT the chamber of
commerce and Rev. William Bazely, of
the Bristol and Gloster Archaeological
society, Sir John Maclean, Sir George
Edwards, several members of the city
council and q number of merchants and
private men of wealth and social posi-
ton.
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DEFENsEs Or TIE NATIONS.

THE largest United States arsenal is
situated at Springfield, Mass.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the French gov
ernmcnt arc buying horses in Ireland
for their cavalry.
EX-PRrNcE ALEXANDER, CT Bulgaria,
now known as the count Of Harterau,
has been appointed a major general in
the Austrian army. His reputation is
that of a very able soldier.
GEN. GALLIFET is the most popular
military parsonage in France. uecom-
manded a battalion of the Versailles
army during the commune, and it is SAID
to be owing to his energy that the in
surr22tion was put down.
ENGLIsH torpedo experts say that too
much cautiousness is impressed upon
torpedo-boat officers. They should
never be taught to be cautious in at
tack, but should go straight for their
object, thinking Of the safety OF
their vessels or how they are to escape
after the blow has been struck.
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SOMETHING R%EMARkAeLE.

A HOT spring in Boise City, Idaho,
supplies heat to many of the dwellings,,
TIL town of Roanoke, Va, has grown
il ten years from a population of COO to
one of $4,000.
III tearing down a house the other
day / n Williamsport, Pa, built twenty
live years ago, a perfectly formed and
mummilled kitten was discovered be-
tween h plastering and the laths of
the wall.
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BOARDING.

600 NEW YORK AVE NV; FOR REMITTANCE
also table board. my2.3ts
WANTED-A FEW TABLE BOARDERS; NICE
w quiet house also newly furnished rooms
LNxCELLENT TABLE BOARD.-BREAKFAST
IL 2Oc.; dinner, Poe. lunch. be-; by week, three
meals, 80. Good coffee and bread speciality. 7S4
10th St NV. Special attention to ladies'. ap2T2ws
VNHE SOUTHERN, oil 18th ST, RESORT FOR
y sghtseers: rooms with board. 81 per day; SO to
s. per week; newly retted elegant rooms near Will
lards xud points of interest. MASON Mgr aI ly
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

FOR RrNT-Ileol l-9I HAYWARD ST. COLLIN.
oia heighss These three sesirahle -nriiar- resi-
dene-s are the last lcft Of a .ow u N ucx 6-roon
frames: yards front and hack convenient lSth
cars; TER mo- 5sO. nIll1.E DAMS a GO.
ap.6-6t 1919 etnw
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Tor REET-FlFTEEN-RooM HOUSE FRONT
Il ing on Connecticut ave, cor 18th and jefferson
place: desirahle location physician partly
furnished. 4. @. CUTTER CO, 1423 ct NV.
ap2S-1w
TroR LEAHE-I HAVE PIECE OF ST PROP
= erty near 14th ct which be easily chaneed for
omce or business purposes and will be Leased for
THEO. A. HARDING,
Ohio National Bnnk Budlding
Ap38-lH 18th and q gfs nv
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

TOMBSTONE OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and q. g. Commissioners.
JOHN = BEALL. 1891 sknw.
In once nom p IN. to pm. no15
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lHUk HxNT-JUNK 1-RRsIDENCE; DELIGHT.
- ful sttuatton for summer; . minntee from de-
partments; large grounds; well shnded; upsurpaaaod
view d city. fruit; cable: 600 O6nth furniokod
o. unfuyuishsd. Boz 20 Star ofhca sp27-lms
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WANTED-sTENoGRAPH AND KEMI Nc
w ton typewriter operators directed positions;
EMPLOYEES provided competent stenographers and
BENNINGTON OPERATORS; no charge for service.
NYCkOFf. sEAMANS Il BENEDICT. Remington
typewriter Office. Sth and stsnw se29-H
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, WHO
w appreciate real merit and who realize that n
dollar saved is dollar earned, read advertise
ment in another column L. s. DENTAL ASSN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| WANTED-BrcYCLE. MUST BE GOOD MAKE;
make nd % A sa.s for SIC. es;s
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT WE RECEIVE
sssi a Is on .pd .ss ceilings. NIL
saFsIf 81
new or second hand. THE cYcLERIEs. l7o4 g st
WANTED-PARTNER WITH ABOUT 5000 IN
.swno wholesale produce business: best stand in town
sx.v three or four times week. Address Bog 90.
| WANTkD- HORSES TO KEEP. HEEPING
niles 1T kssS esfR On 81
xOl Tnams on M. SABLE kpB1
work at Peace monument. apps s.
WANTED "A LADY IN OFFICE, WITHOUT
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WANTED-ALL HOLDING CLUB TICKETS FOR
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they were issued runs out ap2S-1m
WANTED AND FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD AND
w office furniture Of every description. carpets,
liberal dealing ~. %1NsfoN sss I'm n.@ . p9a
WANTED..1.o00 CENTS SUITS TO CLEAN;
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aifs
WANTED,IT KNOWN + E BURGEE. 1908 @
w st. machinist and model maker. repairs sewing
reesSc Mali order. promptly attended to- sps ssr
WA .N1D.z AND ANNALS PREPARED
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FR .Ss At schmids bird store 712 18th tnw
W ANTEp-LADIEs' sECoND-HAND CLOTH,
" Ing; highest cash prices paid also secondhand
furniture Of all descriptions. q. KosENBERG.. $50
n 81 W. apS-lm'
county. from to 100 acres each and from go to
iaa s. s. a E1iss
93o stn W: ap12-lm
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AND sMELTER. lis 18th 81. NV. ap5-im. I'M"
WANTED-HOUsEKEEP AND HOTEL PRO
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WANTEDnwILLIAM G. FRIssELL.. PIANO
u, w tuner 623 9th sc sw Orders from Nd. Va and
T :. oWess a
WANTED = OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
n, erred at home yith1qt pain book Of particulafs
Office, 1041 whitehall st. ja2s-1y
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodelng works: feathers renovated; MATTRESSES
YoUNGs i4os TeiepRone i ioos sfs
WANTED : FINE HORSES BOARDED-DRIv-
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road and track sroomsd daily Gen Beaie
RIDGwAY. Manager. alS-tr
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COUNTRY BOARD.
BOARD IN THE Observation-Disclosures
ID hoard in the mountains of Virginia; large lawn,
plenty OF shade Ice. milk. iron and sulphur water.
MRS. JNo. sTocKT0S. Brook PARK, Rio Station,
Albemarle county. Virginia my2-lmr
HERBERT HOUSE, LAUREL, MD; BEAUTIFUL
y lawn; nne shade; minutes from station; %
SCRABBLE Address AZ above. my23ls
SUNsET HILL WILL BE OPkN FOB THE RE-
Seption 81 Euests June 10; spring beds ice fruit
MISS CHAMBERLAIN. Hamilton. Va IT.
NREEN's MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
" Located Fruit Hill farm. Blue Ridae mountain,
east eide Of Shenandoah river 20 minutes from Har
per's Ferry. W. Va Finest location i've hundred
miles of Washington city. q. W. GREEN, Prop.
my2-2m
nhLIGHTFUL NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
road; electric cars pa.s door. Addrsss THORNTON
LEWIS. TenAllytown. DC. It,
0EsIRABIE COUNTRY BOARD AT API.EAsANT
IL point near r. X. station; miles from Washing
ton: hns old brick dwelling with large airy rooms
plenty Of fruit vegetables and shade location elevated
and healthy terms n1derits; ysfsTenees exchanged
A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUMMER BOARD
pre,sy scensry: thee hour tide on he RieSmond snd
Dsnvlle railroad from Warrington; terms reasonable
Address for particulars MOUNTAIN LEvEL. Union
vile, Oranee county. Va ap30-2ts
GUNNER BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED AFTER
- June I q orssnholm, be.ut.iui country seat
water and fruits. lrs.B ncHAkBERs. Adamstown.
Frederick county. Md. aps1-1w'
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ARCHITECTS.

WILLIAM PALMER. ARCHITECT,
w Lately CONNIE eted With once Of T 6chneidez
916 stn ".
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TORRENT MISCELLANEOUS

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WANTED-HELP.

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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-oN SATURDAY, A YOUNG DARK-CoI-
~ Ord skye terrier. answering TO the name Cid
reward viii be paid for his return TO liza 9th st NV
my.-2t.
OsT-ON SATURDAY WHILE MOVING IRON
IL 1911 G ct to Jon l:Sth st nv. diamond cluster
and einersld finger ring howard returned owner
LILLIAN GREEN, 30S 18th st my2- 2ts
T OsT-ON ST BET nth AND I4TH SITS
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taipins small amount Of money. Return 20 star once
and receive reward II
g .RAlED-TRoM 40 9Th ST NV ON wEDNEs-
- dav. 27th. black and tan gyp with collar with
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II Osr-rHIs MORNING ON Il BErwEEN Sd AND
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Il oSr-Ok COLUMBIA ROAD. A LADY'S SEAL
IL skin cape with mipk collar; Al o rev ard 10 the
Under il returned 70 1850 Massachusetts ave my,-2t
II .osT.A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING MONEY
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE. co
UkUR THE d CIVILIAN BALLANTYNE hssS-
dent JAMES FITCH. Secretary. Issues policies
at unusually Low pts and each insurer shares IN the
company. 1A06 O q nv. n0S-ly
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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improvements: IL Myrtle ST. good condition ;
sls3o per month. Apply 24sS Pstnw. IL
DOR RENT HANDSOMELY FIiRNfsHED6 T. ROOM
~ and bath brick: e; $50. Address HANNIBAL.
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