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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Record Of the Week.

s. w. WALTON, prominent lawyer
of INLAY City, has hopped over.
GREAT quantities of whitefish are
being caught In the rapids at the 500.
THREE horses and one cow were Gre
mated in Samuel Vleits' barn, near st.
Louis.
KALAMAZOO will vote on the propo-
sition to raise $4,000 for q municipal
lighting plant.
THE circulating library at Rome has
over 700 volumes which are at the dis
posal of the public.
IT is stated that foxes are so thick
south and east of Otisville that thcy
attack yearling lambs.
Two OTTER LAKE men killed q wild
cat In the woods the other day, and re-
ceived "a bounty for 1t.
ELECTRIC cars are now running from
Marquette to Presque Isle, which Is
much earlier than usual.
MISS NINA CADY, the Owosso girl
who sued William Differens for slan-
der, got judgment for 81 200.
FARMERS In different sections of the
State report that this was an ideal
year for the making Of maple sugar.
AT Jackson, Sunday. the wind blew
sixty to seventy miles an hour. A
freight car was unroofed at the juno
tion.
M. j. WOODS, an Athens hunter,
bought the pelt Of silver gray fox the
other day for a Detroit house, paying
for il 500.
A SNEAK thief broke into the East
Schoolhouse at Warren one night re-
Gently and stole the teachers clock and
dictionary.
CADILLAC citizens are making war
replacing them with maple, ash and
other varieties
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Where VIII It All Endf

There Is an awful row in the Foun-
tain Street Baptist church of Grand
Rapids. The deacons have insisted
that church members who don't rent
pews must sit in the gallery or some-
where of on one side. Pew renters
retain their pews even to tho end of
the services. The minister was mad
because he spoke to empty pews. The
ushers were mad because their duties
were complicated, the deacons were
mad because the ushers rushed stran-
gers into untitled pews, and the nom
pew renters were mad because they
weren't treated as well as strangers.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

he'd Win the career OF MISS POLAND.
the Kentucky Congressman. Seldom
does q witness manage to give replies
so telling in support of her own case
and keep within the limits of court
room regulations, and several times the
plaintiffs attorneys admonished her to
confine her statements to answers to
the questions which were put
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Treasurer Hummers Good Luck.

Theodore Hummel, Treasurer Of
Broomfield Township, Isabella County,
was evidently born under lucky star.
On Thursday he drove into Mt. Pleas
ant with 800 in cash and 5000 in mer-
chantable paper. He put his horses
up at feed stable, where the next
morning a pocketbook was found con-
tanning just $500. Before the finder
had had time to become we'll acquaint-
ed with the sensation of having big
wad in his pocket, Mr.. Hummel drove
up with his hair standing on end. The
man did not keep him in suspense very
long but returned to him the lost pock-
etbook and made him happy man.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Ronnd to Ride Anyway.

Express Messenger Griswold, OF the
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad,
on Friday shot man who gave his
name as Thomas Johnson, of Detroit,
because he persisted in stealing ride.
The man was struck in the foot by one
of the bullets. but little thing like
that didn't feaze him, for he just
hoped with his other foot on the
train again and rode into Grand Haven.
He is now in that city having his
wound attended to,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

A destructive storm passed over
Longview, Texas, at o'clock Sunday
morning. At least six persons were
killed outright, three were fatally and
many seriously injured. Great humps
of ice fell, breaking 800 panes of glass.
Many pieces of ice weighed fourteen
to eighteen ounces, while others, which
must have been very much larger,
were found In the morning after q
heavy warm rain with the mercury at
10. Some of the stones were as large
as goose eggs. They sank from two to
Eve inches in the ground near the
town. Chickens and turkeys roostiug
in trees were killed, while ducks, geese
and hogs were pelted to death.
At Lansing switch, six miles east, q
dispatch says, the cyclone struck the
graveyard, tearing up large forest
trees by the roots and taking them
northwestward. 1t struck the stanch
old house of John Gains, occupied by a
family OF negroes named Lester. The
house stood in grove of ancient oaks,
every one OF which was uprooted. The
house was built on stone pillars, pinned
and cemented together and ceiled
throughout, the rooms fastened to-
gether by walls OF logs, but It is now
entirely demolished. There are six
persons dead, three mortally wounded,
and Ave seriously and painfully hurt.
Half mile south OF the Inflated
Lester house, the house Of John Buffit,
q white man, was taken away from the
foor and dashed to splinters, leaving
the family unhurt, except from bruises
by hail stones. The storm swept on
toward Marshall. Fruit trees and
fences were demolished for many miles
around. A Texas and Pacific passenger
train was passing at the time and
barely escaped the efunnel-shaped cloud.
Six Killed at Emery.
The cyclone passed over Emery. the
county seat of Rains County, thirty
miles south Of Greenville, totally de-
molishing the western portion OF the
town. Six persons were killed out
right. In addition to these at least
fifty are wounded, and some Of them
viii die.
The cloud came from the southwest,
and, as described by an eyewitness, ii
resembled an hour glass, approaching
like two tunnels together, point to
point. The bottom of it was forked,
and it was one continual blaze Of elec-
tricity. 1t had the rotary cyclone mo-
tion and seemed about thirty or forty
feet wide. 1t struck the ground north
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
depot and its track extends about four
or five miles north and is alb )ut 100
yards wide, according to dispatches
from various points. Everything in
the track of the storm is complete
wreck.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

every turn of the plot,
as the lawyers followed
every possible trail
which might lead to ad-
missions casting any
sort of shadow on the
life of the woman apart
from those passages
which had been identi-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
A Tough District School.

Napoleon Skies, who teaches bad
boys and girls in the Elwell district,
near Belleville, had a sort of Water
loo few days ago. He corrected one
of the pupils, when the latter's brother
came at him with a large club. Mr..
Skies, who is partly crippled, was
obliged to draw his revolver in order
to save himself from being brutally
assaulted. The community is in a
furor over tho action of its young
bullies
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Burglary at Brookfield.

The store of Mrs. Sarah Williams, Of
Brookfield, Eaton County, was entered
by burglars and the safe blown open.
The burglars took over 800 and left
the goods Oh fire, which had ignited
from the explosion. After doing about
$500 worth of damage to the property
the fire was extinguished. A reward
of 800 is offered by Mrs. Williams for
the arrest of the burglars.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Fire at Beilaire.

Early Thursday morning fire was
discovered at Bellaire, and before it
was extinguished the entire stock of
L. Z. Hamilton, dry goods dealer, had
gone up in smoke, causing loss of be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000. The building,
which was of brick veneer, was dam
aged to the amount of $1,000. There
was an insurance of So, 800 on the stock
and $1,000 on the building.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

throug h out + b Q
civ ilize d world.
Exeter hall In Lon
don ng W | { b
praises OF him, and
every temperance
organization in the
United States did
as well pay tribute
to the aged reform
er. In Portland,
the home Of Gen.
-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Rich Find in sunken Logs.

At least $50, 900 feet of logs have been
taken from the bed of the Jordan River
within space of one mile. The logs
have been sunken from one to ten
years. They are black as coal on the
surface, but sound as when cut.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

mittance to the COURT
room where the Pollard
Breckenridge trial Is in
progress. Miss Pollard
on the stand under direct
examination related In
great detail the attempts
NJ RrockiuridO ora m gain
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Arrested ON n TechnicaiIt Z.

DR.. w. S. Mcdonald, Of Grand Rap
ids, has been on trial for practicing
dentistry without registering, as the
law requires. He Is q 'gradu.ta OF the
kansas City Dental College. The
Michigan law, as the defense showed,
Is q curious thing. Physicians, who
deal with life and death, can practice
simply by filing an affidavit with the
O6dhty Clerk that they have graduated
from q reputable college. A dentist
must pass an examination before he
can pull tooth, unless he is gradu-
ate Of Michigan University.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

John M. johnson, aReed City SALOON
keeper, was shot dead in his saloon by
Dingley Lamott, q lumberman, in a
quarrel over few cents in change.
johnson sold his saloon, and expected
TO retire from business that night.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
BAD STORM IN TEXAS
At LEAST A DOZEN PERSONS
ARE KILLED OUTRIGHT.

Cyclone Sweeps Over Longview. Emery
and Other Places, Dcmolishing houses
and Uprooting Trees-Hsilstones Weigh
Fourteen Ounces-Psouliar shaped Cloud.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

MRS. MINNIE b. KIsER, of Lebanon,
Ind, sued for divorce on the ground OF
cruelty.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
BACK In THE SENATE.
WILSON TARIFF BILL IS AGAIN
REPORTED.

Sugar Tax Increased. Reciprocity sps0iff-
cslly Repealed and the Hawaiian Treaty
Left stsnding-A Number Of Changes IN
Administrstfve Features.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
HONOR TO NEAL DOW.
His Ninetieth Birthday Is Celebrated vii
Great Pomp.

Neal Dow, the great temperance
lecturer, Tuesday celebrated his 90th
birthday, and the event was celebrated
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
OCCURRENCES DURING THE
PAST WEEK.

Quarrel Over Pews In Grand Rapids
Church-An Honest MT. Pleasant Hos
tler-Bollaire corched-Iuequalities I'm
Laws Regulating Professional Practice.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
THE BRECKENRIDGE CASE.

Sensational Testimony Given by Miss Pol
lard, the Plaintiff.
According to q Washington dispatch
the bailiffs have the utmost difficulty
in repulsing the crowds who seek ad-
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VTN MN T Ut r IOES.
5O1 l4th NV. SOS. 80
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV, Ar, entire
Sd floor. .........6 80. 90
Pa av & IL NV. 2r. 65. 90
COZ 18th NV. LIST a. 5000
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV, Pr. I'd q. 40. 90
1888 18th NV. LIST G.
I'd floors. 40. o.
1920 Pa av, I'd q. 40. 90
SW cor IL q Z, 3r. 30. 90
TH0s
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for the summer months on farm within ten
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station. Address, giving location and terms, BOX
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1921 + NV. rm 3. 80. 90
Several fine Offices. -
1921 F NV, rm 10. 100
6OS-I It'll. several rs
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New Wall Papering effects about the greatest
Of all changes. Why not have your house
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wANTED-HOMES FOR COOKS NURSES, CHAM
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.


wANTED-A BLACK OR BROWN HORSE. 10
years old. sound. ISL hands high. that can
IN Sare Orc s&f s % Willard g H %Sssa o2:
FOR SALE-SI25-FTNE s-YEAR-OID soRRTI.
mare; good traveller: sound safe and gentle;
stands without hitching: bargain TO Quick puss
chaser. J. c. ADKINS. 1888 ST. NV. Base
ment) ap27-st'
FOR sALE-eo HEAD OF HORSES FROM RAP
pahannock county, Va: workers and drivers one
e noT s1aSlsS, TO be seen at sii St nv
BOARDING HoRsEs-HoRsES TAKEN TO BOARD
at $40 per mo-; best OF feed and attention: give
me trial BEucHIER'S STABLES. 2oe ian
FOR sAIE+-YEAR-oID BLACK HORSE: coon
d orr cheap: Have no use for him. Apply TO
FOR sAIE-ExTRA FINE SADDLE HORSE ron
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FOR sALE-A HANDSOME RAY HORSE. YRS
S, sp, SOUND d. 10 hanas weigh, LOO his Kind and
fo'a Tor Wsnt Of use. Ar7ty' after pm, sls
FOR sALE-A FINE BAY USnSE AND FAMILY
Q street. r SpsS-st.
FOR sALE-HANDsoNE. sTYlIsH UANRfF-
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ALExANDER's Tally'HO Stables. o 81 bet 9Th
FOR sAI.E-HoRsE. CoUPuIEr AND HARNESS,
STAND OF the shoreham. 18th and ii SITS ap2s-st.
FOR sAIE-PAIR CLOSELY MATCHED CAR
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FOR SALE-A FIRsT-CI.Ass FURNITURE WAC
ufactnre; also Germantown and top surrey; in
SSo Se order and $50 other johs. COOK a JAR
Due, $50 NJ st. NV. apl4-2m
For 90 to J r. G q A KPs At CIT CT BATE
'eTrs eisps sSs;' o sep. a = O. depot -.
FOR sALE--so HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES:
n sos so,d cheap. Can be seen at HUGH oUlGLEY's
l4oo ST NV apis-2w'
FOR sAIE-HAvINc ACCUMULATED DURING
traps. business wagons and harness af vrrS low
prices, l will sell them for the next 30 DAYS at
in the s e ssS1e 'U ns sa.s en 81:
s snrages' suitable for sumner resorts
FUR sALE-sPRING oPENNG-TRAPS. TRAPS.
TRAPS-f you want a vehicle for a small cash
price caii and see the largest STOCK IN the city.
sidebar baery srs ,racl NS en Dutsy 80
worth s22S for $40. I am the only agent N
washington for the Columbus Buggy Go. vehicles.
price. such as top buggy SIS: dayton. s4s; en-
tension top Qeatherl under carriage 500:
sioO; leather top phsetou. So SO: I carts traps.
doctors. buggies. business phaetons. jump seats,
ssa s Sq ss Of 1sS loo
in the city. See nv hne trap harness for a small
cash price. Give me q call before you buy. IL
JAMES K. PROXY.
Phone 226 1890 s2d St and s2so Prospect ave
ap2-imo
reys. phaetons and sidebars. daytons. s4e.5O up.
business wagons OF all kinds. our own manufac-
and Thursday evenings from : to O'Clock, 10
enable those not able to call during the day 20
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FOR RENT-FURNlsHED COTTAGE n OAK
land. Garrett county, Nd; rooms: shady
grounds; fine view and delicious water: rent
moderate. Apply 1922 Madison avenue Balti-
more, Nd ap24St'
FOR SALE-HIGH AND HEALTHY LOTS. OVER
looking Rock creek at kensngton MetropOli-
tau branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
500 to $500 each, payable S2.tO TO s. cash I'm
advance. and snail amount weekly az monthly:
notes. Apply to owner. HENRY \. coff. f01
81. NV ap2l-qt
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED GREAT BAR
gain in IS of land miles from Aquednct
bridge. in Alexandria county Va; well loca Ted
". and o. RR.. VIII exchange for small
property in This city. For full particulars. price,
&c.. apply 70 wASlI'N. DANENHOWEIl. corner
18th and @ SITS. n apls-2w
COUNTRY REAL Estate
SEND STAMP FUR CATALOGUE.
JOHN STEPHEN.
apl6-3mos 6ls 7TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN REAL Es-
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES
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tOk REM
1923 18th st NV, ar $40 500 + ne .r. %
1o14 10th nw,l 30 IA Sth 81 De Or q 40
2211 Wash cir. Or .5s.l5 6l9 I'd st ne 5r 40 e:
1924 9th st. Tor. Al. so Brookland. sr....... 20
s2I 5th st NV. Sr. 40. 80 1877 ID ST, 6r..... 90
324 Maple ave. Or. 10 1914 eth NV 5r.. is IS
% ST NV. 7r.. so. IS 1918 W St Or is 20
1907 9th st NV, Or so 326 18th st sw 6r IL 40
ISIS 18th st. Or. 80 80 Ii Defrees ST. Or. rs 40
lob Goth st. Or. so 305 ave, Sr..... Is
2215 18th st, Or. 30 80 1861 II ST ne 6r ls
laos 14th NV, store. 35 900 c Sc 5r'.... Il
las Sc, Or. $3.50 222S Ceveld nv. Or. l3. 30
1920 E st, nall. 30 els ii st ne Or Is so
81 ave ne, Or. 80 2529 Messmore ar 70 so
81 9th ST Or. so eli Kitch sw ar. Il 80
lSoS Linden IT. % - 3o2 4th st ne. ar. 10
loss 9th ST NV. ar. .2S 22l9 18th st. 5r. IL
32l Spruce ST, sr. so Fac Brent ct Or Is so
1874 9Th st. ar. 81. So 14lS st Sc. Or. 10 80
Zls LIST ne. 6r..... 81 1920 Huron st. 5r. 10. 20
1870 st, IT,. 20. so el2 2lst ST store 10 30
l4l6 10th ST, Ir. 70 so 1913 Kramer ne. 5r. q 70
1893 18th ST NV. Or. 70 40 2526 9Th NV, Or. 10
449 NV. Or. -. IS 81 = Col ave- 4r.... . 30
210S st, 6r.. IS 80 Alb o sw rear Or & "a
BIG sd ST. ST.. rs 81 Gordon ne sr & 80
400 Washington. 6r. %. IS 1928 Kramer ST. 5r s. so
III @ st NV. Or. %. 20 1915 Sd st sw, 4r...s
ap2S-m,w,f b n. WARNER 4 Co., el6 F st.
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MALE.

WANTED-CARPENTER AND PAINTER PRAC-
teal mechanic; do all work on buildings or re-
pairing same situation, gentleman's country
place, hotel or institution. Address Box Z, Star
ONCE. an2T- ID.
WANTED - BY A COMPETENT WHITE MAN
place as eoachman; city seashore: best refs.
Apply at LCTZ'S HARNESS STORE, 4S7 Pa ave.
NV. ap263d'
WANTED-BY A WELL EXPERIENCED YOUNG,
real estate man with horse and buggy, a posi-
tion. Address AGENT H., Star office. ap2e-3t
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN, A
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or out. Please call or address WOODEN. 1918 NJ
81. NV. ap26-2d'
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with highest references, IA years clerical and
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Store 4S3 11th ST 1907 e40i5 Va ave sw Or Is 90
Store All 18th st NV. loo 413 Eth st sw er M
Store ABS 18th st NV. 1901 421 18th st sw NJ
Han sc cor 18th and $50 Nd ave sw. Ar. IA
SITS NV. 100 40 NJ st Sc, Or. .l3 so
nS a ST sc. 1lr. 1880 al 9th st Sc 5r. 13 so
122 st Sc. Or. 30. 90 40 rr "a st sw Or Il SO
15t ID st Sc pr. SO l4ls A st Sc, Or. IL
Store and dwg 400 H I'd floor 100 f ST sw 5r II
st ne, Ar. .35 312 st sw. 6r. =. II 50
100 st ne. Sr. 80 35 1o24 s Cap st sNy 5r 10 80
2209 L st NV, Tr. sc. 80 1890 st Sc, 10
40I I'd st Sc, Or. 30 142 NJ ST Sc, 4r..lO
las ave sc. Or. :. 80 1913 I'd st Sc 4r Ia
4o25 sth st ex NV. III. 80 las NJ st Sc 4r.. 10
1902 Sth st NV. Or. -. so 1872 n ave Sc Ar 10
201 o st NV. Or. .25 so 1869 st sw 4r. 10
SIG 9th st NV, Pr. 20 so 14T Navy pl Sc Ar p SO
121 ave Sc. 7r.27. so 81 VI ST sw. frs 20
l2o ST Sc, 7r.. 81 20 IS st terrace Sc Ar 50
43I I'd st Sc, On. IS st terrace Sc Ar s 50
11e ave sc. Or. IS Z st terrace Sc. Ar s 50
60I A st sc. IT.. .21 Hope ave Sc Ar g 30
POLO f st NV, 6r .20.37 III y st Sc Or. s 80
e15 Nc ave sw, Or. 80 124e Union al sw ar s 20
Store O. H st 49,. 20 l24T Onion al sw ar s 30
e1I Nd sw, Or. 20 1921 LIST st sw Or
6S2 I'D sw. 4r. III 1917 LIST st sw 5r
Store and dwg so Fen 1923 list st sw 5r
ton pl NV. .16 IA Capitol al sw, Ar s
Store room and stable AIS Cedar CT sw Ar
200 h st ne.........15 FOL Va ave Sc, t.
619 Q st sw, Or 1880 SS7 I'd st Sc. 4r.... g
The above is only partial list Of the properties
In my hands. For complete list see bulletin al nv
office, issued the LIST and 18th Of each month.
T. E. wAGGAMAN.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-N NORTHWEST OR SOUTHEAST, 2
unfurn'shed communicating rooms for light house
keeping BY gent and wife. Address, with terms
and particulars, Box 6. Star Office. IT.
wANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, THREE OR
four unfinished rooms: heat and gas good loca-
ton; terms must be reasonable: would be per-
manent; references exchanged Address A. E
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FOR RENT
fl6 18th NV, 13r.sta $50
2lO6 q NV, fur. 60
$50 Z NV, l2r. so
el2 y Y ave. 1lr. 80
2l06 G NV. 13r. 80. so
1907 Il ST NV. Tor. 80
40 E NV, lar. As
110I n NV. Or. ..42
1901 9th NV, l3r. 40
1899 10th st DIV, Sr. 30
ITO Sd st NV, Or. IS
20 II NV, Or. 30
l413 kenesaw ave. sr. -
40l G. st ne. Tr......25
221S 9th NV. Or. -. IS
25 II ne, store. sc. .?5
123S n ] ave NV. Sr. rs
DAB l. NV. 1r.........z
ap2I-3t ALBERT j
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FOR RENT
Fine Sr fat, ami.
after May 1....s40.o0
1909 I'D, Tor & b. 35. so
100 10th NV, 7r,mi. -. 10
1922 Brainard st. l2r. WA
a02 22d NV, 7r. %. SO
1916 II, sr & ba. %. so
2308 NJ. Or. so
1341-43-45-47 l. st. Sc
washed and repaired, Or.
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MALE OR FEMALE,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MARRIED COUPLE
man as gardener, and wife chambermad OF
laundress; references. Address ENGLISH
GUILE, star othce. ap25-4t'
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FOR sALE-THE LATEST-sTYLE TRAPS. SUR
reys. phaetons and sidebars daytons $4,000 up,
business wagons OF all kinds. our own manufac-
ture and cheaper grades We open on Monday
and Thursday evenings from to O'Clock 20
enable those not able to call during the day 20
examine our stock
mhsI-sm COOK & JARBoE. sess VI st. nv.
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526 10th ne. Or. 10 10
lbs Linden ne. Or. rs 20
123s Duncan ne. Or II. 30
los 30 Sc. er......l3.oo
! a RATCHFtDER.
10th and G sts. NV.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-08-11
BRArx THE NERVES.

Sedatiyes and opiates won't do it. These nervines do not make the nerves strong, and failing to do this f.ll short of producing the essential Of their quietude-vigor. And while in ex- treme cases and these only-of nerv- ous irritation such drugs may be advis- able their frequent use is highly pre-. judicial to the delicate organism upon which they act, and in order to renew their qnieting effect increased and dangerous doses eventually become necessary. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters is sn efficient substitute for such pernicious drugs. It quiets the nerves by braeing, toning, strengthening them. The connection between weak ness of the nervous system and that of the organs of digestion, IS strong and sympathetic link. The Bitaers, by im- parting ' healthful impulse to the di- gest;ye and assImilating functions, pro- notes throughout the whole system a yigor in which the nerves come in for a large share. Use the Bitters in malaria, constipation, bilious end kidney trouble.