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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
A Citizen OF No Mem City.

From ne 7,r,'nnd Lend>r.
Dav follows day: yea nothing is unchanginE
only IN VANITY may ali compare:
oh. for vision from the Laud Arcadia!
FOR ], too have been tuere.
Yet OF no country are we made the irsemen
I'LL to that country We allegiance swear.
Lovers OF earth. aud my kin before me.
In ways well trodden ever did we fare:
But still my heart turns to the Land Arcadia
And !. too have been there
This morning in the wood told OF fairies;
The wonder and belief had equal share
In a child eyes, rs dropping wealth of bluebellA
she fell To kissing me with sudden care.
Stirring dream memories OF the Land Arcadia.
FOR |. too have been there
And lite in all things the wide earth may bear.
Have IwrIlcd my heart, and for the moment specded
Flied fun with rapture from the Land ArcadtA
Because J. too. " as there
And by the layered shades OF tho old cedar.
Heavy from roses hung tho breathleAs air;
WIN slow smile. TO the broad moonlight rare:
Give me your hanuS. ye OF tho Land Arcadia,
For ]. too. have been there.
watched her pass INTO the far-oH country.
Hand III my hAuu she had gone forth TO whore
Message VOICE touch nf NINE could never reach her;
munitions rose dethronihR numb despair
mighty longing for the Land Arcadia:
surely the loved arc there
Lost in the days wherein there Is no VISION
Rnt striving. only striving, to forbehr.
Duly lcrRve n draught OF death and slumber.
What wOutist thou have OF me- U Land ArcAdlAi
All that once were there
Sudden tho opon secret Of our birthright.
ThrrIr through the commonplace all unaware:
slut Bnt tI am ns ether' dTvinsr air
Where shine the guiding to lost Arcadia:
surely l. too. go there
10 / am here stranger and pilgrim.
soJourner. as all my fathers were;
Nor knew they rest far from tho Land Arcadia
fthey had once been there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
Obi

Dies ono the better for couch we draped'
Listen: There walked among us ono VINO lay
Nightly beneath siiken robe. by day
From toll some neagre moments he escaped.
And all the rest care. and anxious play
or straining thought upon his gathered gold;
How little lie might lose. how much might hold
To breed and multiply beneath hisswAy.
One day he died. Where he was wont to stand
With empty smiles before obsequious guests.
He lay unmoved hyp0critic band
In black they went. and wondered what bequesti
Would fall: and thought. with comfortable cheer:
This mighty man gone. but We arc here"
LOUISE MoRoAE Sill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

IhAve heard tho cheers OF nations emblems and
orhtlons.
Ihavo heard tho yels OF brokers In their hubbub on
Exchanges:
! have tarrcd at camp meetings. mid Amsns and
loud eEtreatings.
And nave listened to the war cry Of big Injuns at
short range
Ihnv. walked whsro snorers slumbsrsd. lived with
lunatcs unnumbered,
And have listened to tho as dashed shore OF
rock;
But these no sss altogether made by man ana beast
and weather.
Are as nothing to tho racket every day within
block.
There are kids OF all Dimensions. screeehinE yell
ing their intentions;
There are women bawling mady from tho windows to
the same.
There are scissors grinders ringing there are would
be artists singing
And the boardns-houSo pianos would put BsdAm
quite to shame
There are trucks forever rolling there feet forever
Ttrolling:
There are rag men shrily calling with . never
ceaSng IeSt.
But tho hucsSler with his apples. eAulinoWsr and
cabbage. pplsG
For the foremost Place Of honor. and pEoeseds to
down the rest LuRAAA w. baELpoH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

The flowers are dead. the trees are bare
The cock 10 still at morn;
30 frosty hows the winter air
He dare not wind his horn.
hut though the time IL cold. my love.
My heart Ia warm for thee;
What sorrow can 1t hold. my love.
IL thou he true to me.
II thou he true to met
The dead are frozen in the mould,
The rims Is OH the tomb.
And bow 1t hot. or blow 1t cold.
They'll know the day of Doom.
But though tho frost ia low. my love,
My heart Is warm for thee;
What sorrow can 1t know my love,
So thou be true to mo.
SO thou be true to mel
Imet my friend upon the heath.
Icraved his favor high;
But up his sword sprang from Its sheath.
Ana anger from his eye.
But what though friends forget my love.
My heart remembers thee.
And can nor fear. nor fret, my love.
while thou art true to me.
While thou art true to mel
LOUISE MORGAN siLt-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
QUESTIONS ri SUN READERS

ofoourse doesn't apply to you It must he for some
one else that wo remark that person who doesn I
sien his name and address will not got answer in
this column Equally certain Is 1t that when We say
that it takes generally from eight To- thirteen weeks to
get an answer here We mean that 1t takes some one
else that time to get answer and that in your
wen answer tomorrow, even to-day. OF course IT'S
80 It's always the other man or the other woman
that We remind
Well, in spite OF the legal and historical authorities
consulted by us last week about the ltto indcntatou
in the city Hall Park railing Indefinite number Of
years ago II seems that there really was such acante
Al least. several old gentlemen who give their ages
and dates. remember such jog in the wall about tho
park; and TINS letter ike others in Its general con
tents explains matters satisfactorily
Your correspondent .oo far south in hts location OF
the Jog TO which he evidently refers II about
midway between the Hall Ut Records ANA Chambers
street on the Centre street line In shape
thng ike ths--assuning that the dotted line pre-
sents Genre street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
Tho Unenrned Increment.

They say II can't belong to those
who own the land
what then. becomes OF enterprise.
or brain as well as hRndi
Much value flows to real estate
ny time and situation;
The owner owns all Increment.
II not, absurds his station.
For why would any one possess
piece OF ground. whose price
Must never rise by accident.
Or throw of fortunes dice'
Not every one devotes his funds
To land ami its taXation:
And not alone By industry
Comes higher valuation.
The 80 called "unearned Increment"
Is not unearned:
The risk OF loss as we'll as gain
Is soon or later learned
on, folly OF the single tax:
Honor to degradation
Falls. when such vain theories
Can mystify "A nation. W. J. McC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
Security.

From the Drtroh Tribune
The maidens head upon his breast in simple trust
posed
Her little hand within hts lovingly enclosed.
No doubt. fear could enter there In fullest CONF
dence
she listened to tho words of love he spoke In tones
tense.
For well she know that his love in fu.uro days lay
She could produce the repor, of wha, he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

From the Atlanta Constitution
A littls book with here and there a leaf
Turned at some tender passage how 1t seems
To speak to me. to I'LL my soul with dreams
Sweet as first love and beautiful ms briefl
Here WAS her glory. on THIS page her grief.
For STAINED IT here the sunlight streams
And there the stars withheld from her tn cir beams
And sorrow sought her white soul like a thief.
And here her name. and as breathe tho sweet
Soft syllables. a presence iii the room
Sheds radiance but may not look;
The yeowed leaves are iuttering at my feet,
The light is gone: and /. lost in the gloom.
Weep like woman Ger this little book!
FRANK L. STANTON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

r ON hs Boston Transcript.
In u wagon made Of willow
Wheeled once n little maiden,
Rinelets shining on the pillow,
Rolling hnmuwaril, treasure laden,
Like boa; upon the billow.
Ten years fed: oh how | missed her
When lett the village school
But shr sad she'd be my sister.
As we fingered by the poll.
Ana pAssiunhtely kissed her.
Ten more hopeful wears renewit;
LIttle agOn made Of willow,
Loving ewes are bent to view 1t.
Loving hands nd ust tho pillow.
And we've 1T ed rockers TO III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

The assembage OF specialists at Tony Pas
tors Is not changed from last week as to its
moro important members. for Milo. Duclerc.
j. w. Kelly. Mr. Pastor. and Ward and Nokes
remain. The changes bring in the Big Four.
PHYLLIS Allen. Billy Carter Joo LOWS, the
Whalleys. GirarI Icon. and the donkey actors.
The neat rastor importation will he n London
vocalist called Lille Langtry. Roster 4 Bials
prorramme names Harriet Vernon who is
announced to wear n costume which won for
her, at a London ball. prIZe for being Tho
best.dressed wo1an present ada Neeye. who
bnbours called tho Tortaladn, Cara puait2
Tiara Iu Neumann Edmee Iescott; the lie! ,McIys,,
n wax ' or "rhe H"h.i-noor' The day IS not
lar distant when suffering audiences
VII rise sE ny Which a sf" nwav t1m
the slender abilities OF actors ". bAvr gained
popularity on the variety staL. !nese pieces
are turned out with great rapidity, and Mt
slight trouble, hy experts who rsutlirs no
provocation except an order from a .wouid-be
onrortunity is Afforded to the purchaser To- in,
troduce every imprrsonhiion IN his repert oire
to sing every song an nnnnenoo can he induced
will. in tile authors Judgment. lend an air
OF rhythmir gaYc,y TO the ieTformancc, Within
well liz ed on tho vaudeville stage have cssayed
starring tours win iSces S OF ,nls descrp,ion:
Hma 9s have 90 co m0s' t9 rr ~ 'at
CIRCUMSTANCES. and some Of tho others
American stage. This starring mania seems
ali the more extraordinary when one takes
into consideration the large salaries paid by
managers to popular variety artists. Ike Bes-
sic Bonehil Tor example who was seen here
last week in u piece called "Playmates." com
whole evenings sntertanment tho three or
four specialtias which she used to compress
find 1t to her advantage to follow the example
OF Lydia Yeamans, Mark Murphy. aud other
a form Of entertainment in which she 10 valu-
able
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-14

THE YEAR. Write to g. T.
Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe
ILLUSTRATED brochure, entitled
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-14
Phoenix & Prescott STAGE Line

FoR PRESCOTT. wa BLACK CANYON:
Leave Phoenix, Tuesday, THURSDAY and Satur.
day att a. m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday at Q a. m. Fare, $3.50 Fifty pounds Of
baggage free; excess, cents per pound.
For Prescott. via ynlture and Congress:
Leave Phoenix, Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Saturday at 8 p m. Fare, SIS. Fifty pounds OF
baggage free; excess, ~ cents per pound.
~ Office with Wells, Fargo d Go.
6-ti @. w. GREENI.EAF, Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Here u . uan WIS Extrness Elscsraesty
- Run . Factory.
81 had largo cork and bung factory
In Grand avenue, and needed power
20 run my machinery" writes Mil
wsuksesn in Harper's Weekly. "You
know, Of course. that there Is an inn
menss amount of stored up electricity
In cat The problem for inventors
has been 20 invent . way to extract Il
probably. In the rear Of my factory
I constructed . one-sGory circular build
ing. some sixty feet In diameter. On
the foor Of this coiled glass Pipe
siz inches In diameter. The FIRST coil
ran pround the outside of the room,
the coils gradually growing smaller.
till 81 last, In the center. IL was no
larger than . table II gave me some
thing like mile Of pipe. The top
and sides Of this pipe were lined with
rather still hair brushes, the bristlcs
being . little moro than an inch in
length
AT that time Milwaukee was over
run with cstA IL was impossible 10
sleep nightA I put . notice in the pa
per that I would pay ten cents dozen
for prime cats, delivered IT my factory.
I got sixty dozen the first day and
stored them in the basement Of the
power-house. The motor operated
thus: Placing In the outer end Of the
glass pipe an imitation rat made of
rubber and propelled by small inte-
rior storage battery. would then adj
just cat immediately behind IT, The
rubber rHt would start of at terrible
rate--is was made to go through the
mile of tubing In from two To three min
utss--and the eat. of course followed fu-
riously. thinking 20 catch the supposed
animal throughout the entire distance.
Gentlemen. il was excitlng ID watch
heaIthy. sctire cat whip about those
-plrals. with the mechanical rat about
a foot ahead and going like cannon
BALI The cats back and sides rubbed
against the brushes and her electricity
WAS thus extracted With a storage
battery. and By sending cat through
every I've minutes. I generated enough
electricity 20 operate my entire plant,
lirh. my factory and sell power 20 run
neixhh-nring passenger elevators aud
snail machinery. IN also took the
yowi ont Of the eats and gradually the
sity became quiet. At the end of q
week css coald be caught and used
a~ain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
sAlroN SINK T'lL,no


G>41n0e1n0o In0k eAe Oee9st W. -.
bseoSs . 49,
The fsmors ssiton ses is likely % re-
sppess u . Why early date whether
Il will make permanent stay OF II
tass tics OF not. says The san Francis
co Examindr. u of eour<e . mystery,
bat that IL j. coming hack Is the opin-
ioa, of old dssrs men, Two years ago
the transformation Of SAston Sink On
Tie Colosa&o desert into . vAst bat
shailov SEQ startled the world. and for
. time II appeared ss il the great basin
which esntnries ago had been consin-
uAticn Of the Gulf Of California wss TO
return To its original condition But
In soras way the break In the hank Of
tho Colorado river whence the water
came va closed. the supply ceased. and
the rays Of tho sun soon knocked out
She same
z. W. Lang h one OF the most expe-
rienced desert men In tbs country. and
he hss = large bunch Of cattle now In
the vicinity of Indian Wells He Is In
this city and La conversation with .
reporter said "Yes. the water will
cosae into Salton basin again this
year. Whether IL will be as large -
lat time or larger I cannot tell. but
the flow from the Colorado river has
been going into the desert for some
title past and may costinuc. There
Was = very large fall Of snow last win
ter in the mountains Of Montana. Ida
no and Utah. and the melting of this
has caused The present break into the
desert. The overflow Of two years ago
was the first In twenty years. but ev-
srything indicates that = few hundred
yesrs before tho basin was literally .
sea. - the beaches are stilhplain about
the foothills. and the rocks show wa
ter wearing.
"whsn shs overflow Of two years ago
occurred thu water followed the iden-
teal channels that had become almost
oblitsrstsd from age. The water In
now running TITO the desert in two
branches One Is Carter river, and
leaves thercolorado about fifteen miles
below Yuma The other channel Is
New river, and Is forty-nve miles fur
thcr down the river. Sslton Is about
two hundred feet below the level Of
the acknowledgements of these rivers.
The water has been flowing into both
of the breaks have nsned for several
weeks pest Both New and Carter riv-
ere he'd advanced about thirty-nve
miles when Z left. and I think the wa
ter Win b Into 6altou IN . few weeks
more. A number Of large lagoons
hare alrsedy been Alled between
the Sink and the Colorado. One
Of these b fully ten miles square. II
win not take long before these depres-
sions between the river and the big
basin ere nlled. and then the water
viii slids over into Salton-"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
City Property
For Exchange.


house and lot on Lane avenue. worth 81 800,
TO exchange for house and lot on east side and
will pay 81 ,3W difference.
New modern house and three lots on Adams
street TO exchange for house and lot within
easy walking distancs from post Office; price
$500
ASsWD new modern house ON Oakdals avenue
to exchange for small house ana lot oe vacant
lot.
A lO.room house and largo lot with barn on
Crawford street 20 exchange for sin aller house
ara lot of less value.
A9room house on lot sx3N on Central ave-
nue. Ia exchange fog small farm 90 acreage
property.
An sroom houss and lot on Adams street and
"a acres Of land on Kalamazoo avenue. near
Burton. To exchange for 8 or 10 room house and
lot On Fifth avenue Wealthy avenue. Lagrsye
street or south Division street car line.
neat new 7-room house on Adams street TO
exchange for vacant lot a. part pay.
- 90 q Use and lot on cherry street, near
Union. tn exchange for zor houses and lots on
east side. inside OF Hall. East and Hastings
streets.
A house and bot worth sa.s0o. near corner
James and Logan streets. Ia exchange for
house and lot or vacant lot 90 east side. subject
"a 81 10 mortgage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
TO EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY

Farm no acres, mile from eity in Grand
trees. LAD bearing peach trsss. LOO one-ycar-
old leach trens coil clay loan
200 acre farm In Alpine township. nrst-c lass
bs iltings- large apple orchsrds ~ acres beach
loan.
70 acre farm miles from city IN Walker town.
ship; fine buildings and splendid orchard
from, city; good house and harms; tine orchard.
~ acres IN Ada townships Loo peach trees
loan.
20 acres In Byron; fair buildinss, soil mixed,
clay aud sandy loan; best truck farm land in
70 acres In Grand Rapids township; good
house and barn; 100 peach troes; sol clay
loan
50 acres, town Shelby. Oosana county; choice
fruit land app . and peach orchard bsaring
good buildings.
- acres in town ship Of Hart, Oceana county ,
an orchard OF 100 trees now bearing: good
buildings.
III acr,,s. Manistee sounty, 50 acre~ improved /;
good land; good building; located 81 miles
from Cov.emish, Mich.
zoo acres beach and maple timber isnds miles
from Sheboygsn-
20 acre farm in Byron township; fair house
AMI we'll improved: good orchard.
20 acres of land, section a. Byron township
best garden land.
40 acres In Dorr township; all improved: no
buildings choice land
80 acres miles from Coopersville. Mich.
good house and barns 1on part clay and part
sandy loam-
is0 acres timhered land in Lake county, 81,
miles from railroad station; estimated TO cut
1O.0O feet red aud white oak.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Oceana Co. Fruit Farms
For Sale on Easy Terms

fs1 acres. town - Hart, 900 resch and plan
trees good apple crctsrt good boz ari IL IN.
sessi.si acres az rrspse sai berrses pre- a. 80.
AZ scr.s. town 81 Hart - sers- orchard,
res4tes ani ptEua< nov besrsns GOOD bsu.s
ana safn aif1n4A end soSssi ~a or. rice o. 90
a. tires. :. M az Hsrt, go t,aseb tfess
yeans old ne sppie orchard. sIs, plume and
~ arres sssa = Hsrt, - 4yesr-sli r.~eeh
sad rlass Trees. ll.rss@d Ia.les frcm HArs vsl
isxt. = 81 hoase. q -
Z, k<r-s 10 n q Hat, en- pearh and p uru
fr-es 10 geer- cd price $50
1fneres frl~n - Hsrt. ene ensle frorn f-0iii es.
hsflfiiasa far. 80 peFrb | - > SeArs rlzl
rrf<f. 81 ~
o. sfsts tss~n q Hart sectisn n. h~sei sri
frss.ss en- 80 sfsa szndf fssn t<st frssia iss 4
e Ia et4nfs or~ vie ffam fsilssssd ststiau
. ~ rsafs srt<e g. 30
sise-as et.st~e fr-sts lsra. - $685. rfssse8 -
seses b~sch sna s.pse tiaster. ssl - ssss Lsssa
rfics So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

IL 49, ssvsrx pears ago that Gala
vsrdin drew The sstsntion q French
prsctitioaers - the advantages Of
treating the smallpox secording 70 the
plan originally saegsssed and carried
cut By John of Goddesdsn aud Wstess-
The treatment IN question consisted
simply in keeping the patients sbso-
futeiy away from all solar light. and
thts solar darkness had 70 he. from asst
70 Last complete and uninterrupted.
otherwise no beneficial results could
be looked for. The same authority has
recently published the results Of hisex-
perience with this method. covering Z
period of some sixteen years. showing
that, II this plan be carried out, the
great advantage ensaes Of there being
nu period II Auppuration. and. In con-
sequence, the Subsequent soaring y
indniteGinal-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
Special Bargains
For Investors.

q vacant lots on Oakdaie avenue and Adams
stre.t. II sold IN bunch. 81 40.
lots s2xi2j each, on Powers' addition. ~ 3y.
new house and lots on Mooty's add. &. aQ
| nsv modern 10 room house. and 8 Tote ON IL
Y. snyders addition. ~ 20.
81 acres 20 land made the city. fronting On
Hsrsou avenue. ara - and terms on appliea-
iion.
~ acres fronting On Burton end kalan szoo
acre. 90 viii ssli in blocks Of ~ acres at same
lrfce.
ilrl,rse acres corner Bir,on avenue and unioa
boulevard.
.'.toosn house and barn and four 30 foot iots %
Aullsken street. q. 40.
10 acres on East Leonard street, outsids Of
city. t.1o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

A novel kind ~ swindle was prsc-
tics-i in German town the other day
4 man struggling along under heavy
burden suddenly stumbled and crashed
through . plate glass store window.
The proprietor 81 the store demanded
payment. The porter sid n had no
noney pa@s>rs BY advised that he be
searched. A thousand mark note was
found on aim. which. he said. belonged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

TOWER BLK


for Ssf.E-Ror'sFs AND LOTS
hne modern nine-ruofn boune On Terr.c.
escnue. east frssntee-. owned ~ ron -->zfiant.
must sell bargain. Ais, ono % Barton s~s
sne eight r.fnss cornef lot One 90 ssath
Lafayette. With frrnsce, bath ami al rns>i~rn
Improvements One ga Iennsr sv~ns~ tw~sss
rucsss. rofnnr lot: rod barn. b4srs.n On,
en tcurfai avenue. ore ca Paris asefae 90. ..
North Prospect. ono on Hsstsncs, s,ne On Riet
ard avenue Aisn svo horses an ssnfrr @frs-ss
~ exchange fer house and ic, csutfalls iorss-t
Two houses 90 ta<s streek Store e. kslGuaxes
sscnce sos saie OF earaenre
FARMS FOR SALE OK rxcHt~Gr
NC seres IN Isabrsdre sowpshsp. sne .tars
farm soai ella, loan. large bsrn, small hoase.
III scrcs irhprv~ed. balance b>r<h rarrie elr,
end ash saH6ss. sos sai< sxchsnss fos es1y
property.
~, scs~~ twelve miles fyor> cfsy, cn~ ~ N,
bs~t stp<k ~ asiry FARMS In she s<~se; veil
vstcred With sffine trvak fvp roo3 orchards
On fnrrs: no scea hcssss>. ss<-i bssus snc first
oise q sercs ola miles from cit,; god hama
nFs. ec~sd osctsrs sd grosi LAID
have also m nrr1b>F a Zee psec~~ - eers>a
hnfs near the cts r<nsIne Iron i've - fsr<y
scrra
have less IA ali parts - he esss ses.si s~s
exrhanse.
Houes< - rert
None, 70 iosa % ss--d real state s~rsuv
n J DEt0lfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
FACTORY FOR RENT.

kefy huiidios. 53rlfG fest ofcugfed ~
Esrend Rapids Felt Hort ter psns- VITA setes
bc~@r. sseans pe%er. elevator. main stsf'iaz
- Mil street. insna@dissszF soatk - btsseii
tsrs'ef Sweeper Csnpsnf. are g 20 ts1ls1s
ss,ssrsson Asfl ASTos y horssfsL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
NAWyEo eoARoeRs.
GOOD HOTEL c ess , .sss
only - 90 =; tEsnsients, 81 and 81 %: hatf FRA
st Lincoln Hou0. No. n spring strseL Guar.
antec ~ good fare - any g 10 bour..
MoMEv 70 LOAN.

no YOu WANT MoNEYf--Ifso. roo v,n a,s
~ IL - Jour sdsantsss u - ~ buloss l.or.
rowinx.
We mako loans On household enoau. nfspo~
PORES, Wagons. or personal profcrsy a. spv
Kind at tbs lowest possible rata snd n sks
quickest possible time.
Oar leans are made without Publicity s,A
the property = Left N jour sndisidnai possss
SION
Loans can hs carried ~ ions ~ desired ur "a.
Or peid In full. or In part. ~ any time 20 . sst
Jour ennvenience, and any psrt paid seducsss ~
cost 81 carrying the loan
II you oue balance ~ furnitur~ pfan, ~
other prcpery, wr viil par n up Sor va and
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