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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25
GranlteviIle Items.

Ed. Register Miss Mary Rankin o
st. Louis is a guest of Mrs. E. NJ
Smith at present.
Mr.. David Rankin. also of ST. Louis,
Is a visitor at the Cabin.
Mr.. VIM. r. Hinsdale of Chicago
accompanied by Mr.. Fred Kaths, Of
Pilot Knob. spent yesterday Afternoon
with Mr.. E. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. Jas. Hume has gone for a few
days recreation with St. Francois coun-
ty folks.
Mr.. G. B. Clifton. chief clerk in the
post-office department of the Syenite
Granite Company's store, left last Fri
day for Bismarck, at which place he
will be united in the holy bonds OF
wedlock to one of Bismarck's fair
young bellies.
1t was currently reported on the
streets yesterday evening. that Mr..
William Martin, Superintendent for
the Syenite Granite Company, was bid
ding adieu to the people of this town.
and if there is any truth in the report
he will be looking for pastures new.
For the first time for a great many
days we are glad to report that our
sick list is on the wane.
Rev. G. w. King, the new NJ. E.
church pastor for this and Ironton
charge, delivered his initiatory SER
mons here last Sunday, discoursing an
eloquent sermon, both morning and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kendall, Mr..
and Mrs. John Blemel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Adolph visited in town
last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Steffens and Miss Viola
went to church at Pilot Knob last
Miss Emma Steffens left last week
for visit to friends at Sedalia, Mo.
Miss Mary Beenes, of Knob Lick,
Mo-, is visiting in town with her sis
ter. Mrs. Jas. McLaren.
House cleaning is soon to become
the order of the day among our female
persuasion.
On last Tuesday, Noah Sizemore
was driving along past the Schneider
Company's works, when his
horse became frightened at the Com
pany's locomotive aud started to run
away. Mr.. Sizemore was unable to
manage his steed and was thrown
suddenly against tree, breaking his
left arm just above the elbow. Doc
tors Blanks and Goulding were sum-
moned and rendered the necessary
medical assistance. Mr.. S. is report
ed to be getting along as we'll as could
be expected under the circumstances.
Miss Ellie Holloman of Hogan visit
ed in town last Saturday, with the
Misses Lizzie and Vida Fitzpatrick.
1t is said that our livery stable man
ayers are contemplating the adding of
new Surveys, buggies, etc., in the near
future. Let EN- come, Messrs. Gill
liams, we are anxiously awaiting res
pectable rigs, now that the summer is
coming.
A few of our young people gathered
together on Friday night last. and
in on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hume for a little surprise party in
their new house. A good time they
had.
Work with the Syenite company. so
far as the stone cutting part is con-
cerned is at complete stand still, and
at this time there is no telling when
they will resume business.
There was no money lost or won on
the big mill that was pulled OF last
Wednesday among our sporting fra
ternity, but there were, however, sew
eral bottles of good old Sherry wine
made to disappear very suddenly over
The result. Corbett, though vanquish-
ed is still the better man, and that,
too, by long odds. CAP.
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Not q Candidate.
IRoSroN. Mo-, March %. ls0

IRoNTON, Mo-, March 23, 1897.
Ed. Register - From inquiries re-
ceived by letters and otherwise. Is APP
pears that the impression has gone out
over the county that am q candidate
for the Office of School Commissioner.
As such an impression might prove
detrimental to the real candidates for
that position, inasmuch az 10 Is one that
would doubtless cut both ways, deem
it but fair to assure the public that
1 am not candidate for said position.
During the four years served as Com
missioner of this county, had the
hearty good will of all who had the
interest of our public schools at heart.
and especially the hearty support and
cooperation Of Iron county teachers,
for all of which shall ever be CRATE
full indeed. / do not desire to figure
in the present contest for Commission
err. either directly or indirectly, and
take this means OF disabusing the pub
lie mind OF the impression that / am q
candidate. Very Respectfully.
A. p. VANCE.
One gallon New York apples, 19cts,
at Annex.
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Card Of Thanks.
Nix.

desire to return my earnest thanks
and heartfelt gratitude to the good
people OF Ironton and Arcadia Valley
for their mvny acts OF kindness and
evidences of sincerest sympathy dur
ing the illness and death of my son.
Willie. | thank God for dear friends.
Long will they live in my heart.
H. n. HUTCHTNs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

In seeing some new names this week.
Let each one strive by diligent and
faithful work to be first on the roll of
honor. knowing the great benefit of
such work is all their own.
f.Rol of honor for week ending March
13:-Clara HUFF. 5:47; lola Fitz, 5:27:
Macy Morris, 4:40; Walter Lee Nor
ris, 4:10; Mary Lanham, $50; Mrs.
Peterson, 500; Art K. Myers. ESQ:
Allie Fitz. 2:30; Florence Wallace, 80:
Lizzie Cares, Mrs. Mckee. Minnie
Lovelace. Bessie Lee, Dollie Toney and
Leila Webb 200 each.'' Isaac.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

For sale cheap-the Nemnich prop
erty, opposite Nagel's. Inquire of
VIM. Rieke. Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

FoR SALE-Eggs for Matching from
barred Plymouth Rock, at I've cents
each. Apply to Il. w. Adolph.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

Ladies' Vests. 5 and 10 cents, at the
Racket Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

Ladies night gowns, Is cents. at the
Racket Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

One gallon New York apples. 19cts,
at Annex.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-03-25

Full regular made French hose, 1Octs
at Bonanza.
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Bellevlew Briefs.

Again slb green coffee 81 at Annex
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NrWs rpnM THE oRlENE.
smallpox III ChlnH-I'hS War I" 'h'
PhIIIiplmes-OIr.. CnrcW'S IlsPrIeVs.

Sm.II-uoy IN ChIna-I'hS War In thr
PhIiIiulmeS-NIra. CnrcW'S IlePrIsVe.
VANCOUVER, b, C.. March 1.-THE
steamer empress OF China has arrived
from the orient. she brings the follow
Ing ndvices:
Smallpox II not so prevalent In Hong
Kong as few days ago. but in japan
1t Is still raging liercely and tho Hong
Kong board OF health recommended
that the govcncr declare Hiogo and
Kobe infected ports,
There is no authentic information 20
hand regarding the rebellion IN the
PhillipineY, with the exception OF Il tel
agram on February Il, that the COVER
or.general had left Manila to per-
sonally conduct operations against the
rebels AT CaVite. Manila papers stlll
continue 10 publish reports OF the SO
called successes OF the Spanish troops
but the number Of killed and wounded
on the rebel side us recorded IN the
Spanish press since the beginning OF
the outbreak are either grossly eNaS-
geratsd or the original strength OF the
rebels Is Gar greater than the Spanish
authorities are willing 10 admit sugar
growing districts are not seriously ar
fected by the rebellion and the hemp
district not at oil,
Director ShenE has now obtained con-
tral over all the Chinese railways
at present IN existence and those about
o. bc constructed in the Northern half
Of China
The reason given by Il \ Satow, her
maJestyS minister at Toxic, Tor Mrs
Carew's reprlevc is that a. the Japan
csc emperor was granting remission or
sentence TO native criminals on the
death OF the empires dowlger IL was
tittinu that Mrs. Carcw should ba re-
proved OF her sentence comuted 60 one
OF penal servitudc for life II Is Tumor-
ed that MrE, Carcw wrote 20 the minis.
ter asking that the law take IL course,
AZ she preferred death to imprisonment
for HE,
General alarm has been caused
among the rural population In the
ncighbOrhood o. Sulska bay, near Fon
Chow hv the extraordinary bOldness OF
tigers prowilnE about there night and
b. the animals.
dav Two men have been carried on
ON February 10. the British bnrk,
Mark Curry OF Windsor. y. S, was to-
tally destroyed by fire while loading
sugar at Hottie barber. The origin OF
the FIRE Il unknown,
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WASHINGTON March ll.-Funz
Yuug Hand, the Chinese consul general
at san Francisco, said to-day in expla-
nation Of his presence here at this time,
that Mr. Yang Yu, the Chinese minister,
was an old friend OK his and that h" Do
sired tu see him ana bid him good bye
previous 20 his departure Tor 81, Peters
burg. and also 10 talk over certain mat
tiers In China IN which both We're inter
pstad. Since arriving here. however. he
had heard tina; members v! the See Nup
society AZ san Francisco We're on their
way TO Washington 10 lay c"r,Iin mat
tera before Minister vi. and he had de-
cldnd 20 prol"nE his visit until their ar
rival or as long as the minister might
desire 20 consult with him, Mr., Hand
did not speak English ana he therefore
had brought with him Vice Consul King,
who was educated az Yale University
aud has larg, circle " friends In Amrr-
lra The consul general and his suite
VIII return 10 San Francisco whenever
the business In hand IS concluded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
SHAKERS AND DOCTORS TALK TO
GETHER.

In his able article on Longevity"
published a few years ago, DIR. John
Gardner OF England, predicts that n
vegetable agent will ye' be found that
shall so retarl those changes tina; bring
about old age as to pTOlOng human life
much beyond its present limit
Acting, perhaps, upon the impuls"
produced by this thought, many emf
nent physicians have called from time
TO time upon the Shakers Of Alt. Lcbnn-
on To inquire " them concerning the Sc
Crcts Of medicinal plants, IN which these
sincere simple-minded aud God fearing
people are known 10 be wise ana skill
ful beyond AL other men,
The Shakers willingly told what they
had learned. ana In return received from
their visitors much valuabl" informn-
ton about disease: which they At once
made practical us" Of The most impur-
taut point vas that tt q genuine and ceF-
tain remedy could he found for indiEts-
ton and dyspepsia. and the ailments
growing out of iti a long step would be
taken in the right direction. Ola age,
said these physicians, begins In a fall
ure OF the digestion, and 90 do most dis
en- scs al any and all periods Of life. The
result OF these consultations was the
discovery by tho Shakers OF the desired
specific. made wholly from herbs, and
now known as the Shaker Digestive
Cordial Its action is magical and
worthy OF It's origin.
Where there Is distress after eating.
heartburn. sick headache. bad taste In
the mouth. bllOusnesS, weakness and
wearlncsS. cold hands and feet, aversion
to food. nervousness. or any other syH9P-
tom Of dyspepsia, the Cordial will prove
It's curative virtues. Behind II IS the
reputation OF people who have never
defraudcd or deceived their fellow men.
In order 10 test whether this remedy IL
adapted to your case. at practically no
cost, you may procure a trial bottle Tor
ten cents OF almost any druggist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
I1oNEss LOOSE IN A CIRCUS.
A scene n Wnd Confusion At u P"bllF
Performance In birmingham.

An exciting incident occurred at
Blngley hall. Birmingham, after the
close OF public performance which
Is being caiicd there.
The entertainment II called the
Worlds Fair" and consists OF a collee-
ton OF showg, including q clrcus and u
menagcrle. At the conclusion OF the
entertainment on Monday shortly ntter
II pm. the lion trainer, Orlando Maca-
mo. thought II ncsceAslry 10 remove
liOness lately added 10 the meHngeftg
from the small den in which was placed
on arrival into one In which she would
have the COmpHnionshlp OF the other
animals OF her own breed already tram
ed, says the London Times. While tht
change was being effected the electric
llgh; was suddenly cut on and the meh
who wtrc holding up the cage TO the
level OF the van containing the trained
lions became pRnic-Stricken anu doppeu
n Unfortunately the door had just
been opened TO allow the iiOness TO pass
through and as the den fell to tAe
ground she escaped and made her way
into the center OF the building
A scene OF wild confusion ensued, the
attendants fearing every moment That
Inc .llDUtEN NullA HpAlAh NtNiA
Happily, she made across the hall To
the sides on which the circus horses
and mules were tcthereu. There she
turned her attention apparently 20 a
rough coated horse. which had that
morning been through the first stages
OF training for the circus. No one saw
the lIoness attack her prey, but Il was
afterwards found that she had sprung
upon the hore's neck. digging her claws
into his shoulder. The animal shrek.
ed with pain, and terror was 20 general
among the others tethercd near bgthat
two mulers broke loose and went career
Ing round the hall. When the lights
were again turned on the escaped Hon
ess was still ClInging 20 the neck Of the
horse. whose flesh was partly eaten
away. The lion trainer al once went
forward with lloded gun. which ar
ter three futile attempts, he discharged
nil IN the face OF the savage beast,
killing her upon the spot, the Iloness
and In. horse falling dead upon the
ground together, In the darkness ana
confusion one ~ the attendants had
hle hand mlngied by the lion, having
lncautlousIy gyasped the bar of the den.
ON. OF the elephants In his fright
broke down his house ana rushed
trnmpeilng into the middle OF ths
arena, hui was secured before any mis-
chief had been done The eNtnIulsh-
Ing OF the electric light appears TO nave
been due TO q misunderstanding OF the
managers order, which was Intended
20 apply only TO tile public portion OF
the hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

There Is nothing jus. ~ good as Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Cpn-ump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. So demand II
AMI 10 mot permit th,. dealer 10 sell vOu
e1me substitute He VIII not claim
there is anything better, but in order
10 make moro profit he may claim
something else TO b. just as good. You
want Dr. Kings New Discovery be-
Causc YOU know 1t to b" safe and re-
liable. aud guaranteed Ia do good or
money refunded For Coughs. Colds.
Consumption and for all affections OF
Throat. Chest anG Lungs. there Is moth
ing So good as Is DIR, Kings New Dis
covcry At Logan Drug Company
Drug Store. Regular size 30 cents and
s. 90
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The SANE OLD STORY.
Told Oh tho street. Of Wheeling the Same
RS Elsewhere.

s,,o ,l,r.,, vo, cannot teIt too often
i I'a,,..,i,iinm 7 ,jy,.s ,bem added strength
NJ 80, III s,orE * ploasant 10 hear
tyr.T, :, brings happiaess to home.
9,in"s tov TO- tbe 6flItcted
Tt5is bn,y burdens an b. raised.
ti t,' ~ barlS can be- relieved
an M, mains and aches removed;
80 boy easily ia done
vths,,Ip,, p4onIr tell This story.
f!ri.nJs ana nrIchbors talk OF IL.
The t4lI ab6u- their kidney nls.
HON. thsy suffcrcd-how the cures came
W. W. No tSink ~ Dnan'. kidney pills
~, A. ,yhat ritIz.n s.vs,
49, ,iys Geo NJ DIetars address,
~ - sGu.S Huron ST, snys.-I have
. M ;Sr seyeral wears with my back
t-,,,..t., 80, 1,,. a, avYaNLs NJ ( "a Grimm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

"Mysllc Cure Tor rheumatism and
Nurnlgla radically cures IN one TO three
uurkaNlc and mysterious Il removes
nj once the cause ana tho disease lmmo.
dIateIy disappears. The nrst dose great.
~ benefits.
n. r. Anthony. cHpO1tmostcr OF
promise City. iowa. says 81 bought one
bottle OF Mystic cure for rheumatism.
nnd two doses Of II did me more good
Than any medicine | eyer tools"
Sold By Il II List, 1910 Main street.
Charles Mcnkcmcllcr corner Market
and twenty streets. druggists,
Wheeling.
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1NpoRrANr DECISION
Affecting knights OF PyihIHs I"'"rH"'=
nrparI,nent aud the Suicide Glance.

SPRINGFIELD, III. March IL
Judge shirley In the Sangamon circuit
court has made an important decision in
an Insurance case, The case WAS that OF
Mrs. Louisa Henry vino sued the SUI
prtmc lodge Knights Of P5thias Of ;ac
world. FOR $1,000 Insurance On ihr He NJ
her husband, Charles Henry, The de-
fsnse was that bylaw W the supreme
lodge rXcmpts suicides from benefits
from the insurance, but the piaintin
moved thai the bylaw was not made by
The supremc lodge. but only by ;hc board
az control. and then ratified by the SUI
preme lodge. Judge Shirley held the by
law was not binding on Henry, unless
the supreme lodge made !, and instruct
I'd the Jury t. find Tor Mrs. Henry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

SAN FRANCISCO, March The
Sarsc shoU' association has closed rs
ofllrr through rs president. Henry
Cr0cker. has announced that Il viii give
no further Exhibits IN this city until The
horsrmen Of he atntr show their inter-
est by cooperating IN making shows 4
success.
I'VE arc ready ~ ans time to resume. 90
SAID Mr.. Croker. that the horse breed.
ers SHOW Willingness % act In concert
NTH IA !"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

WASHINGTON. March 1.-the navy
department to-day received a cAhleEram
from Captain Stirling, in charge Of the
South Atlantic squadron, dated at
Nlontevideo. Uruguay, announcing a
fatal accident OH board the Yantir Cox
vain = Murphy was killed and seaman
o. Gcrmundson dangerously injured.
Captain Stirling says there are hopes OF
the lnttcr's recovery. the accident was
the result OF q premature gun discharge
on March S, during target practice with
The heavy guns.
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ALBANY. y. y, March ll.-Hon.
Galcn Hit, a noted criminal lawyer.
and an ex-member of the state legisIa-
tnrc. was found in an unconscious con-
dltlon on the floor Of His room at hts
residence at Round Lake, IT o'clock
;his morning and died at o'clock with
ont having rcgaiued consciousness. The
C1usc was apuplcSy.
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AMEArRICA1 WEDDING.
An Act Witch Was Not in tho Play Fin :
JoyrIl by the Audience.

An Act Which Was Not In the Play En"
joyvd by the Audience.
CAMDEN, n. j., March 1.-THE aud
fence at theatre last night were the
witnesses OF an unusual scene between
the third and fourth acts OF The play.
They saw the marriage ceremony per-
formed. which made Edward A. Morris,
OF Boston the stage director, and Miss
Marie H. Bnner, OF indianapolis, u
member OF the company. man and wife,
When the curtain arose pariOr scene
WAS set on the stage. The bride ana
groom. with Miss LOttie Church, brides
maid, and j. Harvey Cook. ErOOms-
man. appeared at the wings and walk
ed 10 htc footiights. while the orchestra
played wedding march. other mem.
ber' Of the company In stage costumes
took positions. and Justice Philip
SChmitE performed the ceremony.
When ne pronounced the concluding
words OF the ceremony. the audience
arose, The women waved their hand
kcrChiefs, while their escorts applaud
ed The members Of the company con.
graduated the newly married couple.
tn" women showerinG kisses on the
bride.
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elaborate In all respects save rs 20 NE
drlnkahles, which consisted vi spark
ling mineral waters only. aud they OF
the 'mildes," kind.
la not having wine Mrs, Mckinley VIII
only follow her practice u many years.
During the campaign, although many
noted statesmen were guests al the Nc
Kiuley home. and tested the merits OF the
Majors cuisine. no wines were served.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
PREslpYNrIAt APPOINTMENTS
In the Treasury Departmental NUmbe
Of Applications.

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Addi;ton.
al applications FOR appointment TO prss!,
DENTAL offices in the treasury department;
have been made rs follows T. 7. Allain
OF New York. as auditor FOR the navy de-
partnent; W. ". Bates, OF Illinois, com
missioner OK navigation. William Odlin
.: Massachusetts, assistant secretary:
John H. Etatlty. or Minnesota. assist,
an! secretary. W. Il Howell, Of New
jersey. asslstAn, secretary. W. T. Rock
wood. 81 New York. assistant secretary;
s Il Mclean ~ New York. assistant
secretary: John A. Ockerson. OF Mis-.
sour. superintendent coast and gradetlC
survey; NJ. NJ. Garland. or Pennsylvania
commissioner Of immigration,
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MANY cases OF Grippe" have lately
been cured by one Minute Cough Cure
This preparation seems especially
adapted to the cure OF this disease. II
acts quickly. thus preventing serious
complications and bad effects In which
this disease often leaves the patient. c
r. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea.
body & Son. BenwOod. s
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No wine at ths white House.

New Yorl. Times; The Woman's Chris
;ian Temperance Union IS pleased, ana
thc diplomatic corps chilled 90 the mar
row. over what is considered by both
sides rs an indication that there viii he
no winc served at the white house during
this administration.
4 dinner was rendered Friday nigh, by
the McKinlcys 10 their kLniOlk. y was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12
FINK g. BRAUNLICH,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Phone GS5l. lii5 Market Street
Office omen evenings
FOR SALE.

House. rooms and hall. lot 4iXi;j. North
1'I House W, mons. lot Sixl7e foe,. Mark,.
street. betwcenl Eighth ana Ninth streets,
$50
tcenth street, 81, 10.
each: $50 cash. balance In one year.
House, rooms, han and large lb' EEa.
tCtsnth street. cheap, on very easy terms
one OF the best corner lots on Lind street
for y975; OnG'thlrd cash. balance in one and
Corner lot. on Cherry street for ~. one.
third cash. lAalance in one and two year,.
Lot on Cherry street for $50. ohc-:hlf!
cash, balante IN one and two years
Two houseB on Main street. near Seventh
street: cheaps OH easy terms
House TVoms, brick. s!Itecnth street.
terms easy, &.,Jl0.
Splendid building site for dwelling -Four.
tenth street and on Sixteenth street
House ropnts and I-room house IN Tsl',
Fifth ward, forms easy, S,2U9
The Lamb property, No. 2OV9 ChapUhI
street, cheap. terms easy.
House rooms. Jacob street between
Twenty. fourth and Twenty-afth suseu
lois on jacob street. North BcnVoo4
House. s rooms. Eighteenth street, H,lT
$50 viii buy nice lot fronting on l.lr4
street: one-Lh!rd cash. balance on easy
$50 will buy good two-roomed house
fronting on Chapline street. near Tenth
Si25 viii buy house OF rooms on Wilson
street. Centre Wheelin; 500 cash balaH:'
Lots on tlnd street. Cherry street ard
McCoIloch street at from $50 to $40 eA:s
Money 10 loan on city real estate.
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Buckley. ArnIcn save.

Tho best snlvc In the world for cuts,
bruises, eorea, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter. chappcd hands, chiiblaias,
cornE and all skin eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfnc-
lion or money refunded. Pr!oa % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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nBkHRsrArp.
TO LET. NEW HOUSES

Three new houses on The south d. n,
Fourteenth stroStdand two new hons. .-
Eoff near Twelfth street. with rYgy
bath. halls. luupdry. when nnIl,a %
be the best In the city. Plans can b. ....
at our office. we win make chang n,
suit tenant. Possesaon July /, 1907. s,s.
eiai nrrangemehts can be made Tor M.
broken year.