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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-08-07

The bill of the Electric & Water
company in the sum OF $3.50 for
street sprinkling for the months Of
Aug, Sept. and Oct. was laid on the
table. #,..'. ~ -, +... .m..sa e-5:.>s ;, :.
{. The bill of Assessor Mcdonald for
five days services ON board of review.
in the sum of $15, on which the city
attorney gave q written opinion
that such services were included in
the amount received by Mr.. Nc
Donald as assessor was laid over
until next meeting. 1.v,r ~s@ "5<5@,-''.} ~
. The street commissioners report
Tor the month Of July was presented
and approved and the amount Of
bin $71. IS was allowed.
49,. A petition, signed by the proprie-
tors 81 the Northwestern meat mar
ket on the west side asking permission
to put in q wagon scale in the street
in front OF their building was read
and granted. @# e '<a.- ~ r
On motion duly seconded and
carried the sum OF $434 So, which has
been lying idle in the water power
bond interest fund, was transferred
to the revenue fund. @ @.s~1 E.
The bill of v. Tonrtillotte for $52
Tor board for Mrs. Boisjoli was pre-
sented and referred to the city at
torney. {. 5.s... y, >. .,,.nr .s- \
A petition signed by several
members Of Chemicalcompany No. 2,
asking that more suitable quarters
be provided for. the chemical engine
in the second precinct Of the Second
Ward, was read. There were two
propositions to consider. One from
r.. o. Berg to furnish room for the
engine in the north end of his store
building for.$1O per month, that sum
to include the heating OF the building
during the winter. months. Then
the basement Of the Hawthorne
school building was also considered.
1t was stated that q room could be
fitted up for it there at a cost OF
about 1926. On motion It was
! decided that the president appoint
a committee to look the matter up
ard he appointed Alderman Schmidt,
Mathieson and Mecusker. .s
The committee appointed at the
citizens meeting held Saturday night
TO see what could he done toward
securing light for the city was pres
ent. G.. Is. Buchanan. aof the commit
tes, had ssell the Electrls Y Natel
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-08-07

Judge Page Morris, of Duluth,
made a speech at Buffalo, Wright
county, Tuesday evening.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-08-07
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, .,
LUCAS COUNTY s-.s.- 81

49,, LUCAS COUNTY s@s.- NJ
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the finn
of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City Of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
=, FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of
December, A. ID. 1856. t>sa@.'i .z.FE tr.''
.@5DS :. A.M sot s911 sss;;e.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo. O.
|SSoid by Druggists. 7ile.
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COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS.
Street Light Question Again
Considered Bills Allowed,
Etc.

4 The city council met In adio1vned
regular session at the council cham
bers Tuesday evening. All members
present, President Mteglein presid-
ing. s ...s
The following RESOLUTIONS ON the
death Of councilman Frampton was
presented and was unanimously
adopted. b., f.ss
WHEREAss, it has pleased tive
Almighty Father, In His intiniUe
wisdom and goodness, to ren,s've
our esteemed feltow'citizen. J. z.
Fransptcn, Esq, from dime to eeer.'t-
ty; ana whereas, as a unetnber at tie
com,ncn council al the City OF Nttle
Falls, Mimi, said D. P. Frampeon
has erer been tosnd careful, earsest
and tsHligent wurking for wtsat he
dee,ned to be the best interest 1T the
city, ~ ,'> HAN. + /
THEREFORE,, he IT wesolved that in
the death of our friend and fellow
citizen. j. P. FramptOn, Esq.. the
cityAoses q most nlsetul and el6cae0t
officer and the community Roses q
respected and beloved friend samd
fellow-citizen, whose loss will bes0ag
felt isl the comauntty wherein DE
resided. ..+. ..g:, +
Belt further resolved, that these
resolutions be spread upon tAse
minrtes. Geo. f. MOEGLE1N.
, ~ *,r.. Pres. Of council.
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ealbtrA luhh color y ,xidiEiun us
iron in au iron vessel. Some success
has attended sleeping the pulp In q
wooden vat heated by galvanized
steam pipes running through n.
Owing to the strength Of the csuaigte
liquor thus made, failure TO produce
flrst class lealher frequently occurs by
tultlng the hides into to- strong a
solution 81 bret, thereby burning" the
leather rhls lie obvistoJ by trans
fcrrlng the hide at proper time
from weak 70 stronger s9lu.
tlom-the time Of tho s.s-sisr
depending on various conditions 10 be
learned from M Instructor or through
experience. For upper leather, ~
lime by which the hide IL imprcg mated
la, removing the hair must bo *.
lrscled, tho MsSlcana uslug "oaip Of
hen manure Tor this purpose; with sole
leather they are not quite 90 particular.
When this treAim, NJ IL followed, Il 10
found thu, the best OF leather can ne
produced, really without any great tx-
nense iu the prooess. The more en-.
lighlentd method aims TO follow thv
SEINE lines, wsstlng lees material and
performing the work IN lees iime than
by the cruder Mexican process.
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NOW THE GOLD GOES.

An illunTA.ion VI the "endless
chain" process by which gold Il
whiaked into and out Of the treasury
and an ILLUSTRATION al the same tins Il
the curious Inconsistency Of ouf
money syslem, was given during the
recent much discussed Issue OF govern
menl bonds The incident occurred NJ
tho sub-trsa,ury In New York. where a
broker went TO one part OF tho establish
ment with pookstiul Of gfsenbaeks,
demanded and received tho gold In OK.
change, then carried the ooln OF In bar.
rows TO another part OF the building,
and paid II IN for bonds. The Assls.
tAnt treasurer drove the monsy-ohanEef
rom the place, claiming that II was
not allo Wable TO make a brokerage Of
zee Of the building, Theoretically the
official may nave been right, yet II
Ia a matter Of question, for hundreds
and thousands are doing daily almost
the samo A. the broker did. Millions
Of dollars In gold have been oblaine Z
by bridging greenbAcks to the sub.
treasury and tho gold 20 obtained used
to pay for the very bonds the govern.
ment IL Issuing to preserve it, gold TO.
serve. ny this Transaction the govern.
ment redesms with gold greeubaoks
which bear no Interest. and gives for
The gold, bonds bearing interest,
securities % desirable that tho govern.
ment had bids Tor more than Ave times
the issue. or oourse those Transactions
lessen by their full amount the gold
lhu government should have 10 the
treasury a. this result ofthe bond Issue.
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THE KENTUCKY CONTEST.

What should be n sobor, diRnified
and earnest pfoo,dute on the mart o.
the peoples representative has do.
generated into scramble tor political
advantage wholly unbeeomina II not
absolutely disgrae.ful, In the case OF
the senatorial contest in Kentucky.
A day or two ago, when tue greatest
exoltement OF the session was expert.
enceJ, We are advised by the Assoel.
ated Press that arms were pisinIy In
evidence, the dlspateh closing with
the ssnlsntlous words-UIf any one
had wanted a row, be could have got
IT," No doubt; Legislators who permit
themselves 10 become 40 dofanged Tor
the time belug are Mt the fighting point
oftensr than otherwise, and Kentucky
legislator are far ftom being nm sxoep-
ton.
At this writing the Same state Of *.
cited negation which b a. prevailed for
some weeks stlll holds sway. BY reason
OF the TetaIiatory action Of tho Demo.
cratic senate, whereby two Republican
members were unseA,ed on account Of
a Democrat having been 90 treated In
the house OF representatives, we are
made to understand that tho Demo.
crAts are united in this fespec, N In no
other. The result IL 10 leave them one
short Of n majority 10 the Joint assem-
bly,, which lack either OF the two
Populst members could supply II he
chose; they, OF either OF them, how.
ever, seem to choose only when
by doing 40 no practical change
will be recorded. The latest dis
patches received yesterday annou oed
that the Republicans were confident Of
elsotlng 81. John Boyle senator today;
this could osly be accomplished by the
presiding officer holding si1,y.nine
members to be majority OF all, this In
view Of the recent death OF a member:
but up TO the latest Adviees he has
psrsislsntly refused TO do 90, In which
respect at least he has shown himself
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cipai streets the mud, slime nd other
debfisre,uiiing r1mfalllng weather ATE
continually permitted to accumulate
near the sidewalk, where they cannot
escape observation by one who pays
attention at all. These Accommodations
through neglect are met unsighIy,
then unpleasaut and always unhealthy,
besides arguing a plentiful lack Of
lcntBess ana good order hat need not
and should not prevail An intending
purchaser would iu many cases con.
template such a thing az seriously AZ
my other phase oi his proceeding; AMI
u he were overly scnsitivt--sa many u
hom are ara, having capital, can
afford to DO ifthoy want to--iho chances
largely favor the Ifoposiiion that his
Intended zeal would be sidelraosed
fora while anyway. Bssides, why not
nave the streets altogether clean In
such beautiful weather.
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CLEAN UP.

When n person from distance COZ,
templates MAILING an investment 10
our locality, he does not conduct the
proceeding by telephone, telegraph or
mall altogether; n real estate or
heavy business proposition be his oh.
i,cive point, be IL re likely than
otherw 10 to come here and look over
tho ground In his own person or have
uusty representative 10 30 Tor him
aud report. ln either case all the vlsl.
Bile features Of tho situation are sub.
loot to as much scrutiny ass tho title
10 the property when deal h
about TO be contum mated. II every
thing Ia satisfactory the Investment IL
mNdsi but a very slight ami, to uu who
are not 40 obseiVant because OF constant
association, a trivial thing may upset
The whole Transaction. This 10 not
drawing on the fancy at all; II ia a
yorlIable fact.
In aoms places on many al nur nrin.
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A sound l.irer Mat.. : won lI.n.

Are you Bniious, ConstipAted OF
troubled with JAunuloe, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pala 10
and Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your Liver ~ out Of
ordef, aud your blood Ia slowly being
poisoned, because your Llver does mol
Aot properly. HrRBiSH will cure any
disorder Of the Llvsr, Stomach Or
BovslG IL hsn no equal Ne a Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Free trial
bottles n z q. M. 1. drug store
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The USUAL treatm, Mt OF oatargh f.
very unsatisfactory ~ thousands can
te'tlfy. Proper local treatment IL pol.
lively NJ cessary 10 succrss. INT man A.,
u not mot ~ the remedies Ia geneff
use afford but temporary relief. A cure
ctrtaiuly oauuot be expected from
.nuf-, powder, douches Ani washes.
ElJ's Cream Balm, which Il 40 highly
Commended, Ia remedy that com.
hines the IMPORTANT requisites OF quirk
action, spec 10 curative power, with
perfect aieiy ami pleasRntness TO the
patient.
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Mr. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
glst, aud n prominent clilzsn 81 TN
gnlefpfislng Town, saysi al sell some
forty different kinds Of Dough rem
edles, but have never In my expert
enos sold 90 much NJ any Que nrtiule
40 | have OF BaRdrTS Horshound
Syrup. All who use 10 aay Il IL the
mOtt perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumptiop, and all diseases Of tho
Throat and Lungr, they save ever
tried" Itis Rsrseiho Tor Group and
WbOoplrg Cough. will relieve n
Cough In one minute. Contains no
opiaiss. Bold by z. G. NJ. !. Drug
HtOFo.
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pRor. nolplN,, nlen CLnM.


III. T.. H. whom we take to be
Prof l.. l.. Holden, we'll known In ihis
State, writes In the Cleveland Plain
dealer claiming a credit which the
NEWS, for one, Ia quite willing should
no iully acc rded him. In the latest d
his series OF articles on matters ~
Utah, the above authority writes ~
followG
have a little personal pride connected
with Tho las that iiually became iusiru.
mental In Tho overthrow Of pulyEamy.
Ia 1875, a. j remember 10, senator shor-
mau, ox.pfn.iiout Harrison, then sona.
tor iron Indiana, Judge strong aud
several other gentlemen were visiting
Salt Lake CITY. 1 was ihon liVlug there,
aud with several others on a beautiful
morning We were taking them 10 a d i've
about the city. We had passed. by brigham
iouugis former residences, The Eagle
Cato, and at last stopped Ia front oi ,ho
priyA burying ground, whore his ro-
mains lie our carriage, stopped sido by
side and scuaior sherman was asHiug
mo some quos,ious about the MormoL-
and polygamy. senator Harrison tur cd
ana aniui "What is the solution Of this
pfoblomYn replied very quickly,
"0ivo NJ law by which poli gamist
shall neither vote, ~ on iurios nor hold
oilioo.n Ito lifed up his right hand aud
said. "That Ia tho bet solution OF the
question that have ever heard. You
come dosn 10 Washington next winter
and We will put ,hA iuio a law went
down To Washing on. called on senator
Harrison and he told mo that already
senator Edmuuds hnd himself had
drafted law umb0dying those
thoughts which had suggested.
went 10 senator Eimunds and
talked the matter over with him aud
found that DO had drafted very excel
lent law. lie asked mo questions about
Il aud ihiuk some lew changes wore
mado la tho wording Of H. Ihi. bill was
enacted aud afterwards known hs he Eli
munds law, uudcr which tho prosecutions
were made against the leading polyg-
amists OF Utah and on which hundreds
OF thom wor0 fined and convicted. Al
last tho majesty OF tho law and public
sentiment against polygamy was on
forccdl tho burden became too great 10 DO
borne and tho surrender was made.
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The LAW lmmitteo u tho German
relchstag advocates the passage Of a
law by which every person who hst
been iunocontly convicted IL entitled
10 componsAtion from tho government.
Hitherto compensation has been
granted only In The form Of gifts from
the throne. II this law IL passed, the
maxim that tho state can DO no wrong
no longer holds good In Germany.
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TEXAS Is going 10 nave semi
centennial exposition ia ~, TO
celebrate the fltioth anniversary ~ the
states admission into the Uuiln.
Dallas has been selected a. tho location
fof the exposition. rbe display will be
confined to the state, ana it Il expected
to be the biggest thing Of the hind ever
held west Of the Mitilsslrpl. n Utah
has no exposition tina year, travel will
be 10 the Lone ainf state.
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n.iI.,a,, sn,v I,,,im..,.

This wonderful Liniment IL known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from The Lakes To the Gull. II Ia the
most TenstrAiing Lininent In the
world. IL will cure rheumatism,
Neuralsis, Cuts, sprains, Bruises,
Wounds, OLD Sores, Butnt, beiatlcs,
Sore Throat, Bore Ones, ana all In
nAmmation, after all others have
tailed. IL will ours Bafbsd Wire Cuv,
and heal all wounds where proud nssh
has set in. IL 10 equally efficient ter
an mails. Try u ana you Will not be
without u. Price 50 cents. Sold by
Y. u. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The slKty-siHih Annual Conferences
Of the Church Of Jstus Chris, OF Lat.
ter-day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt Like CITY, At 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, April
9Th, 1890.
Tho officers ana members Of the
Church generally are cordially In
vitsd to attend the meetings Of the
Conference.
wmFoRp Woodbury.,
GEoEoE q. CANNON,
JosEriI y. HMrn.
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CASMGRE IN TANNING.

Many questions have been asked as
10 the process OF utilizing oAnaigTe root
In the tanning Of leather. but lniorma.
lion ~ to details l. not very common
yet in this locality, wheTs tue root eau
DO grown 30 easily. The Mexican
method Is very crude, but a. discoy.
ertra Of tho virtues of the plant tho
Mexlcans have developed process
,hst affords suggestions on important
points that ray prove OF value TO those
who Use more modern utensils In their
operations The MsKieans proceed
upon the theory that In order 10 eX-
tract the virtues OF oauAigre for tan.
Mug, tho nearer II can DO reduced 10 n
pulp tho better. Tho plan by which
they accomplish THE, II tho root can
be obtained fresh, before It has time 10
dry, Ia to run It through a common
cider mill, after which the pulp may
be spread Uul and dried and stored for
future use. II the root Ia allowed to
Try fret, then something stronger
must be used, as 'or Instance, the
old.iashioned bark mill or q patent
Srlndet The Mvxieanb use two fiat
rocks Tor tho purpose, literally pound-
Ing 1t into pull; where the root
Ia plentiful, they merely leach
the pulp after tho old process for max.
log lye out u wood ashes, In order to
obtain tbs "liquor." This Ia wasle.
lul method, Notwithstanding that care
IL taken TO extract all Of the strength
possible ty heating, whloa must be
done In a copper or galvanized oRldrop,
otherwise the "lluuoI" will turn
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Would give vs. perfect health. Bscaust
mtn aud women are not perfectly wiss,
they must take medicines 10 koep
themselves perfectly healthy. Puie,
rich blood 10 the basis u good health.
Hood's sarsapafillA IL the Cne True
Blood PA iier. II qivss good health
because It builds upon the true foundA.
uon-pufc blood.
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MERLIN ]. STONE, Gsn.aIoglst,

nn % iAhlished a Genealogical Bureau AT
vSleh. uiAh. Has on hand hundreds or zen.
eAloklee, hneAges, etc, TLVAo Volumes win ~
iof SAFE o. reference, Has Something reihtine
70 Almost every American family MAEes 4
speelalty OF iIaeipg lineagos and compiling
geheAogea, Those Interested rhould eofrss
poha WIN hin o. vall hla library
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EVERETT HOUSE.
uNioN SQUARE, NEW YoaE

UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.
favori.e hotel for Utah people In Nav yo,.
Under new management fhoronghiv ,snc-
'sten. feffeei sanitation and ail modern In.
phhosemehl. IN the very heart OF The popular
amusement and readily accessible from Nj
par" OF We CITY kufopoAh plan,
WA. h.pArGA
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ciy Subscribers VIII Kindly notify J. Dunba o,
lsitcuahal, o. any irreguiariy IN iha delivery Of
tlair pnuafa
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Tho Nrvs ts 90 sais ai no principal Hotels, News
Stands and 90 passenger trains leaving ne CIV
aftar y. IN uaiy
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an communication, should BE- addressed "a
Dsasnsr Hsvs PuslsHss Co
ysisphons go
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Ttr uasrurr IvrsfNa hruH De- rlh.I..0l Dh'f'
Sunday rrrfrfei. aI corner aHAIl aul tiai .ilp'e
Streets. aHIf Iakf c'tf.
Train Hilton a. 8 % g.. 90. Regular Kdluon ai
0 ntIHea
mo nfsratr Hrv.Wrrrtr Ervs H pubIilhed
on TufaIaY nHd FRIDAY ~ each HerE
The uFanhar WtEalI iu .aHFnfIn1 form 4 rut
hthod erCrT Hafufdaa
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HcOi's Pills are purely vegetable
peFisetly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial.
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nreniy ,rords Tor Ines inserted under
ms heading, once for lbe, tirfee for 2iei
one week for tor' ono month for 500 per
line. No I'D. taken Jor less than lbc.
Wants Of more than 3 lines sdfae proper
Tomato rate AdvsrfiIs aud ger results
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FaJmeni, iof Fut'cIiriI10 ,I'1I' % ADVANCE
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sai.aitsrs changing their place Of f.sldones
cloud avuys give iounof a. vol ~ present adj
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A particle 10 appiisd 4 10 saoh nosiril and %
aErssAhls. Price o cents a. druREisia OF BY mail
'hLT hkorHERA. = wAHsA street. Hes
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w "A NTS.

Tro,y iSorcis Tor 3 ifaei) inserted under
hfs heating, once Jor i6c, hcfos for 2ic'
one rcet Jor b0c; one month for 800 per
line. No dd. taken for less nan l5c.
Wants Of more than . lines same proper
tomato rate. Advertise and 0ei results.
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CATARRH

NJIA A "A III IL HI
TLV's tnKAN HssH upena and oieAnua
tha Nasal rHatAgas, AnaYs Pain and Inlamma.
Mon, HeAa the Sores, Protects the hembraus
from cold. Restores The senses OF rAtts 40
nuen The Hahn "a quickly absorbed AAd
nVsa Telisi al once
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TIVE oRTES GOOD MICH cows ALSO
II good delivery Wagon anu team, Address
T., .. boK 90.
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wANTED-Mls ctLLANEous.

rI1uE UTAH SECOND HAND STORE ron
l. big bargalaa g5s STATE. j, sorenson,
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An ELDERLY LADY DESIRES A STU.
~ alton a. nurse, or to do houkouork, Ad'
oIesa Mrs W, ~ Al. huuct,
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MUST BE SOLD.

A sIOE 4 ROOM BRICK on NINTH
IA East; msdarn room brias on EAs,
Drive, and seven houses on itNth south, near
Main, All these pfoperuns have every eoa-
on easy terms Male me an Offer for them.
ChAr. 4. hONRO,
Room ~ O'Meara Biock.
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A STOUT hoy TO WORK on TARM
"a Tor board and remuneTauon. tail a. ~
" lat south. saturday between and ~ O'CLOCK.
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NNASrED MEN AND WOMEN TO
w wOrk a. home pay v 70 SO per week
for making urAyon forusitai new patented
method; anyone who can read aud write can
DO tho work NJ home, IN spare ime, day or
evening" sen Tor particulars aud begin work
~ once address Al. A. "trip, German ARTIST
lyrono. Ia.
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A HTIsrIo Foor.FIrTlSG, ALL KINDS
~ shoe repairing, 4. 1hofeson. u h.
Hocond south.