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For sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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REAL. ESTATE
81. $40: College av.. near Twenty third: east
front. large grounds; high-grade home
W. +. STEVENSON.
l2s +. Market.
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REAL ESTATE-Choce lots in the Morris ad-
ditiOn Central av. and New Jersey st. be-
tween Eleventh and Thirteenth SITS; Trust gas
guaranteed finest location in this city for "A
home; terms to suit purchaser.
W E STEVENSON.
126 T.. MARKET.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYER. lbs East Market street.
WANTED-Traveler wanted once. AMER
ICAN STANDARD JEWELRY CO, Detroit,
Mich.
WANTED-Traveling salesman wanted at once
for Indiana territory to sell the retail trade.
THE ELYSIAN MFG. CO, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-W ideawake, reliable man as per-
manent salesman. General store trade. Clean
record and full time necessary. Box 50, Cleve-
land, O.
WANTED-Salesmen. Two vacancies to filI Nov.
1. Staple line, general dry goods trade. Good
money right men. Bond required. Only first
class men considered. Address S24, Journal.
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Desirable rooms. Company's building.
11S-122 +. Market
Modern offices in LAW BUILDING, so and
upward; steam heat, electric light, ianitor serv-
ice; complete law library for tenants
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REAL ESTATE
Good lot. centrally located. on improved street;
build on this lot and have a brand prop
erty paying "A per cent; price $l.1Oo.
Two new double houses on improved street,
absolutely modern; present rental $3.50 per year;
price, $500; will consider good vacant lot in
trade.
Two good vacant lots on Senate av near
Twenty-third st. can be bought at special
bargain.
Good six-room cottage on improved street.
n. Delaware; price. $1,000. II. PLUMMER,
I55 f. Market ST.
hrst-cIass sO-acre farm between NoblesviTle
runs through farm; fair Improvements; also
walking distance of Cicero great bargain.
See II. PLUMBER 15S E. Market St
Two good properties on Wyoming ST. in first
price. 81 COO; this property near Delaware ST.
and Lillys factory. H PLUMMER, 155 f.
Market ST.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
as N. Pennsylvania St, opposite postoffice.
Site for factory or warehouse; lot 64x195; three
squares from Union station.
Lots in Morton Place. Good value.
TWO lots in Broadway. only s145O each.
Fine lots on College ave. near Twenty-sixth
St, 81, 200.
6 per cent. net investment in business block
Massachusetts Good building. large lot.
Central site for factory on switch. Can be
bought reasonable.
Fine downtown residence Good location for
physician A bargain and terms
Business property Alabama st. in business
district. Can be bought at a bargain if taken
quick.
Business property on Washington St. corner Of
alley. Decided bargain.
Downtown business location. See US.
Residences on n. Capitol ave. below st. Clair;
front; large lot; $500 cash.
Vacant plat of ground. y. Meridian ST. through
to Pennsylvania St; reasonable price for this
property.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As n. Pennsylvania st,
pOStOffice.
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REAL ESTATE-Elegant new modern e-roor,
house. New Jersey ST. between Twelfth ana
Thirteenth SITS; hnt home
W. T.. STEVENSON
i26 +. Market
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BEAUTIFUL MERIDIAN-sTREET LOT

BEAUTIFUL MERIDIAN STREET LOT.
/ offer FOR SALE for ten days only
ONE of the CHOICEST
BUILDING LOTS on MERIDIAN ST,
60Xl50,
with all street, sewer. sidewalk, natural
gas connection, city water, paid
Just south Of the STONE HOUSE
north of Twenty-eighth St, side
MERIDIAN STREET.
PRICE CLEAR FOR 10 DAYS, 81. 500.
JOS. w. SELNAGE,
1916 Lombard Building.
PHONES III
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Deaths

Clarence Gray. four years. SCI Uden street.
remittent fever.
Mary Worries. twenty-nine years. go North
Illinois street, pelvic abscess.
Claude Bowman, year. IS Nandes street.
entero-colitis.
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MONUMENTS.
JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & co. 'Phones-New 5I70: old 2z7s2
FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS
New No 2l Mass ave. 2zs y Del ST Tel SEE
OPTICIAN-
ROUSE & MAYHEM, Practical Opticians
loo Monument place. English Hotel block
PATENT LAWYERS
+. T. sILVIUS & CO. les -. Pennsylvania ST
Free pamphlets and computation
THOMAS r BELL. consulting engineer ami
patent solicitor. G. Ingalls, block. Indianapolis
'. II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet any general
information free or charge.
4l5-4ls Lemeke Building.
hESTAURANTS-
sTEGMEIER BROS. Oyster and chop Houss
- N illinois II. Both phones 7Oe
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. (Carriages Traps. Buck
boards. etc) p Circle. Tel 1871
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. no Meek ct
New phone. 2402s
WALL PArhtsS-
II. c. STEVENS. New style Wall Paper.
Low prices. so y. Senate ave Tel on zSS--
FUNERAL DutECTORs-
FRANK BLANCHARD
80 y. Delaware 81 Tels AL Lady attendant
a C.sEtSAl- DIIsECIOhS-
TCTEWILER & SON.
Underwriters. l2s w. Market -. Tel zis
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Sunday Journal, by Mail. 81 Per lear.
VITAL STATISTICS-OCT. &c.
Births.

Hester and Otto Jenkins. sos Arbor avenue,
girl.
Augusta and Fred osterferth. 1918 Bates street.
boy.
Laura and Henry A. Gibson West St. Clair
street, boy.
Nancy and John A. Wicker, county. girl.
Lena ana Frank Uhl. ~ Kansas street. boy.
Minnie and Albert Rebentisch, 1924 South Me-
ridian street. girl
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No POS Talbot av.; seven rooms; both gases;
city water; price, $500; must be sold Best offer
takes IL.
w. Z. STEVENSON,
i26 L. MARKET,
SOLE AGENT.
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AUCTION SALE-G W McCurcy real estate
ana general aectioneer. No. "a West Wash
frs
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FoI RENT-See list al Isl T. Market; ground
door GREGORY Il APPEL
WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
h SAWYER l2S East Market street.
FOR RENT-Eight-r cottage: large yard;
bath. furnace abundance gas. 1855 Ashland
av. S23.
FOR RENT-Elegant eleven-roOm modern house.
- Z Pratt. Thirteen-r0om house complete,
IA W. Vermont.
FOR RENT-Up- to-date modern residence; best
square Pennsylvania St. trust gas, splendid
pressure: frst-class Improvement: abundance OF
shade sunny rooms. Apply 14l5 y. Meridian ST,
or 1912 y. Meridian st. Room IL.
FOR RENT
BELMONT FLATS
DELAWARE AND MICHIGAN SITS.
Rooms large, well lighted and ventilated, in
addition 70 all other conVeniences or d modern
building; Beautiful lawns and porches; front.
side and GREGORY * APPEL
FOR RENT-3006 ". Meridian St. lot. 100x2SS,
twelve rooms and bath. partly furnished; fur
mace, with ample supply natural gas; electric
and gas lights; soft water for bath. with water
motor: barn for three horses; half. library, din
ing room. bath and one bedroom have hardwood
floors: this is a choice location. THE UNION
TRUST COMPANY. 11s-122 z. Market st
FOR RENT
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RENTAL LIST.

o3f -. delaware l0.OO
| S12 w Michigan St, tin shop, with tools. 1900
Insure your property in the Phoenix Assurance
| Company
| A. J. MEYER & CO, 144 E. MARKET ST.
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STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop
sS5 Virginia ay. New phone. S4lS. Old phone
green +S4.
sIOVEs-MODEL STEEL RANGES AND
stoves. Quick Neal steel ranges and gasoline
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RORSEsHOEING.

HORS ESHOEING-First-cl work Special at
tentiOn TO lameness and Interfering FEELS
q BERTLES SIS T.. Washington st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYE 12S East Market street
WANTED-SaddI horse. HENRY ID. PIERCE,
1872 N Meridian St. Room II.
WANTED-JAN HONG LOW CO., 226 Indiana
ay. Best chop sLey house in city Good cook
from San Francisco. strictly up to date
FOR SALE-Typewrters all standard makes;
machines rented So per month. Repairing
licited TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, Room 25
No. s. Meridian st. old phone $780,
WANTED-One hundred stage dancers for the
season; ladies or gentlemen; beginners
wishing to learn and get hrst-cass start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL, go West Ohio
street Indianapolis.
WANTED-ACME PAPER AND FRISCO
CLEANERS; WALL TINTlNG THAT is
WASHABLE; CAN BE DONE OVER OLD
KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS. HENRY TAY-
LCR, 447 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. NEW
PHONE, 1864. OLD. 1859; RESIDENCE
PHONE. BLACK 6l.
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PALMlsTRN.


PAL.MISTRY-S2 readings for 25c for short time
by America most noted palmists, Mesdames
Demaine. Pastella and Juanetta- They are thor
oughly reliable giving advice ina business
changes OF any kind, and have many testi-
inonials TO that effect They read the hand for
1Gc which il equal any 25c reading elsewhere.
viii furnish readers for entertainment AZ rea-
s0nable prices Palmistry taught 10 y. Penn
sylvania Hours. ) a m. 10 ,. m. daily
and sunday.
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Marriage Licenses.

Edmund Il. Sweet and Katharine kremiller.
Hike Jackson and Virginia Hall
William Johnson and Louise Richmond
Benjamin ID. Lewis and Edith r. Nonce.
George W Hunt and Joseph Marie Gehring.
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ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY & CO 'Phones-New 3i70: old 2Z7s2
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BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 24l Mass ave. 22S -. Del. 81. Tel see
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BY THE UNION TRUST CO.,
11S-123 r. Market st
(Companys Building)
2l09 BellefOntaine, rooms bath...........S2 $500
2317-19 N Illinois, rooms modern. new. 200
926 n. Illinois. 10 rooms. modern. 5000
31OS Northwestern av, modern, barn......... 1000
209-11-13 Detroit St, rooms new.......... 1000
2405 N Capitol av. rooms mod ............. POGO
1922 Glen drive rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
ROOMS.
1102 r. Washington ST, 4 rooms. water. $l4.O0
1904 E. Washington, restaurant $500
104 Malott 500
437 s. Capitol av. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
I4l w. Twenty-frst meat shop............... 1000
IL Virginia 2S.00
Office and storage second floor 1917 Vir-
ginia av ............. ..4.....'........... $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wAHTED-SITUATIO
WANTED-Insure your property with FRANK
X. SAWYER. l2S East Market street.
WANTED-A position meat cutter: refer
ences furnished Box 50, care Journal.
STORAGE.
STORAGE-HOosier Transfer aid Coal Co
house and safe movers. heavy hauling OF all
kinds 5lS ;. Delaware St Telephone 2s25.
STORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER co. 27.O10 square feet Of space: fire.
proof. electric elevators; Office. 339 L Washing
ton St; cheapest place in the city. Both phones
22S LEW SHANK.
s1ONAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks. only hrst-class storage solicited
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEH DID
GOODS 4 SPECIALITY.
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REAL estate
Cheapest ground offered on Meridian ST.
100 feet fronting Meridian St by 600 feet TO
Pennsylvania St. having a frontage Of 100 feet
on Pennsylvania St, south OF Thirty eighth 81.
This ground will double in value in five years
w +. STEVENSON.
126 T.. MARKET,
SOLE AGENT.
REAL ESTATE
n MODERN BROADWAY HOME OF
TEN ROOMS.
1 offer FOR SALE for limited time
new, modern house Of ten rooms. Hard
wood floors, complete bath, furnace.
TRUST GAS abundance of it, YOUR
SNAP.
PRICE AND TERMS AT OFFICE.
JOS. W. SELVAGE. AGENT,
1916 Lombard Building
PHONES Ill.
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REAL ESTATE
s. 900 viii purchase cottage OF rooms Rucxla
st, near Nineteenth; worth $500: abundance
Trust gas.
W. z. STEVENSON
126 r Market
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 80; total consideration.
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New double house north. south or Twentieth
ST.. renting s5of year; price. S5.0o0. Best rental
location In city; modern In every detail
W. T.. STEVENSON
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Nellie s. WolcOtt yesterday sold her res
idence on North Meridian street. near
Tenth street. 10 Mary s. Carey for $4,000.
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W ANTED-lnsure your properly with FRANK
Is SAWYER. Is East Market street. .
WANTED Pressed -brfckIayers two months
job BULLEY * ANDREWS. Portland, Ind
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PRICE AND TERMS AT OFFICE.

JOS. W. SELVAGE, AGENT,
1916 Lombard Building.
PHONES III
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ROUSE & MAYHEM Practical Opticians
LOG Monument place. English Hotel block.
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IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Senator Lodges frank discussion Of
the Philippine situation, in which he
acknowledged ,hat TO his thinking. the
instructions anon tn Nor}s Al. o. her
uncivilizcd tribes OF he in -rior ~ ould
never cease, will lot greatly surprise the
American people.
The conviction has become general
that, in deciding to permanently ho-d
the Philippines, we must accept, along
with whatever commercial advantages
may accrue. this certainty of intermini-
BILE wax until the native race has been
exterminated. There is, indeed, no
other prospect in sight. The better class
of Fillipinos will forever be our enemies
because we have denied them their ma
tional independence. The wild tribes
will fight us from sheer sayagery.
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BEYOND THE OLD LINES.

In recent speech at New York. Gro
yer Cleveland deIlancc America ali
Engla. u for ,hc NaS .' conquest rag
being ~aged in the 'll.iapines and ia
South Afr.c.. -Amo.5 aer things lac
said:
We can conquer the Philippines and
after conqueriuc theu can probably
govern them. II IS in ne strain upon
our institutions the decentralization of
our people, the evasion of our constitu-
tional limitations and the perversiOn of
our national mission that our danger
lies. As a distinguish ID bishop has
said
THE question is not what shall we
do with the Philippines but what the
Philippines VIII do to us
Our country Will never he the same
again For veal or woe. we have al
ready irrevocably passed beyond the
old lines.
The republic will in some sort of
way be saved. Shall it be only in name,
in semblance, with fair external appear
ance but with the germs of decay fast
ened upon its vitals; or shall il, though
changed, still survive in such vlgor and
strength as to remain the hope and pride
of free Americans?
Let it be known that American free
dom and popular rule cannot perish ex-
cept through the madness of those who
have them in their keeping, and by the
blood and sacrifices of fathers, by the
lofty achievements of the free institu
lions they established by our glorious
victories of peace, and by our reliance
on the promises of God
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4 Convincing Answer.

IL hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's drug
store. one evening"" says Wesley Mel
son, of Hamilton, Ga, - he asked me to
try Chamberlain Spain Balm for rhel-
matism, with which had suffered for
years. told him l had no faith in any
medicine as they all failed. He said,
well, II ChamberlaIn's Pain Balm does
not help you You need not pay for it.
| took bottle Of it home and used it
according to the directions and in ole
week was cured and have not been trou-
bled with rheumatism since For sale
by Cowgirl q Cowgirl, Hickman, and A.
NJ. Shaw. State Line.
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HICKMAN COLLEGE.

The following are the best six in each
Grade, January Examination
Third Grade.-Frank Smith. Willie
Isbel, Binford Newton, Harry Millet,
Warren Ellison, Dora Cavit.
Fourth Grade Edward Saunders.
'da Stair Pauline Beckman. Lizzie
Drum, Hazel Adams, Fred Schupbach.
NFifth ade.-Corinne Smith, Kath-
/N>n Sanders. Fanny Kearby, Edna
+ h. Ida Moore, Lily Hubbard.
Ndth Grade Sec. A.-Louise Atwood,
3Wittel. NJ. c, Cheek. Willie Amberg
5 sker Frost, Rosebud Young
Sixth Grades Sec. B.-Ernest Phillips
Ruby Flemming, David Prather. Edgar
Naylor, Fred Wiseman Earl Edmonds.
Seventh Grade.-Edgar Townsend,
Lacy Richards, Dave Corum, Ella Bus
hart, Annie Powell, Emily Odell.
Eighth Grade.-Inez Luten. Carlisle
Rice, Della Burke, Leswell Stoker,
frankie Reid, Tom Powell.
HIGH SCHOOL.
First Year-Annie Ellison, Bufie
Bruer, Bessie ThrelSeld, Jamie Cheek,
Mabel Reeves. Clara Lauderdale.
Second Year-Park Powell. Eunice
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A REMARKABLE MACHINE,

A photograph that shouts SO loudly
that it can be heard distance of ten
miles has been tested at Brighton, Eng.
You can whisper sentence in its small
funnel-shaped mouthpiece and it will
repeat it in tones more deafening than
the shrieks of liners steam siren. Yet
every word is articulated perfectly, and
a short hand writer ten miles away can
take down the messages as easily as if
you dictated to him in small room.
The machine is the invention of Mr..
Horace L. Short, of Brighton. In ap-
pearance it is merely an ordinary pho
nograph with trumpet measuring four
feet in length. Inside the trumpet is a
small and delicate piece of mechanism
thai looks something like a whistle.
This is the tongue of the machine.
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Court ITEMS.
AfS, Mayfe|d Loses Case.
50 indictments,
Chiefly Whisky.
Circmt Court adjourned Tuesday.

Circlit Court adjourned Tuesday.
Quite number of cases were contin-
uei. which, OF course, shortened the
term.
Charley SAith, for shooting with in
tent 10 kill sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for 3 years and months.
\ number of fines were assessed
against persons for selling whisky, at
$1,000 each. and l at $1,000.
TIE case of Mrs, Rosa Mayfield VS..
the Prov tolce Saving Life Company,
for $1,000, was decided in favor of the
defendant. appealed.
Friedman, Kielo Il 70, VS.. John and
Sam Ford. Judgment against John
Ford for the amount sued on. Appealed
by The plaintiffs.
The grand jury returned 80 indict-
ments, chiefly whisky cases. This is
the largest number of indictments re-
turned at one term of the court for sew
eral years.
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CHINA'S PUNIS HMENT.

Six hundred million dollars is about
the figure that TIE allied powers consid
er reasonable indemnity for tie outr.l-
ges suffered by their r.Dres sntdtives and
missionaries last summer.
This is what is called punitive dam
ages" 1t Is not supposed to have any
relation to the amount of injury actually
inflicted, but is meant as penalty that
will insure, in the German Emperor 5
phrase, that for thousand wears no
Chinaman Shall dare TO look askancc'
at foreigner.
1t may have that effect, but it will be
pretty hard on three or four hundred
million poor Chinese. L: means that
China will be saddled with IL national
debt on which she will have to pay
about 81 100000 year interest forever.
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THE claim OF other cough remedies to
be as good as Ohamberlan's are effect
ually set at rest in the following testi-
monial of Mr.. G. ID. Glass, an employee
of Bartlett a. Dennis Co, Gardiner, Me.
He says: had kept adding to cold
and cough during the winter of 1897,
taking every cough medicine heard Of
without permanent help. until one day
l was in the drug store of Mr.. Houle.
han and he advised me to try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and offered to pay
back my money if ] was not cured. My
lungs and bronchial rubes were very
sore at this time but was completely
cured by this remedy. and have since al.
ways turned to it when got cold, and
soon find relief. also recommend it
to my friends and am glad 10 say it is
the best of all cough medicines. For
sale by Cowgirl d Cowgirl, Hickman,
and A. M, Shaw, State Line.
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anything In winter stuh. sold at great re-
duction We will not carry these over so give ne
your price and take it. We were successful in
getting rid of goods like this last season so our
lines are as new as fresh opened stock We
mean to have next springs stock the same
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Bucklen's Arnica Saiye.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other saIve. To-
ton, ointment or balm for Cuts Corns
Burns. Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers. Tet'
ter, Sat Rheum, Fever Sores, Chained
Hands, SKIN Eruptions; Infallible for
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only csc at
Cowgirl q Oowgill's Drug Store.
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The marriage of Mr. Charles Nc.
Cracker, Jr., to Miss Amazette Foulk,
both of Carrollton, KY, is reported in
tho Carroll County Republican. The
Republican speaks of the groom as hav-
ing charge of Government dredge
boat near Hickman, and that the young
couple VIII make their future home at
Hickman. 1t also speaks OF them with
the highest compliments. socially and
otherwise.
The Hickman Circuit Court convenes
Monday at Clinton. Hon. Gus Thomas
is to preside as Judge in the absence Of
Judge Robbins.
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FO1and.Chima EOarS.

l have four full blooded Poland
China Bears from registered stock, that
offer for sale. Call at the Ferdinand
Maddox farm, one mile east of Mt. Her
mon church. or on the undersigned,
JOHN A. MCCLURE.
Sic Troy Ave.
Hickman, Ky.
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Adams, Max Powell, Ida Schupbach,
Matte Seay, Marie Green.
Third Year-Roly Amberg, Tom Pra-
Their, Nettie Beckman, Maud Lunsford,
Pearl Wiseman, Richard Prather.
The school Is in good condition. and
the attendance better than usual Mu-
sic class larger than at any time hereto
fore for several years. Tuition from the
class considerably more than enough to
pay all expenses of the class. All o.
which goes to prove the wisdom of the
Board in the selection of a teacher.
Respectfully,
J. c. CHEEK
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FOR SALE.

A No. l Harness and Brood Mare for
sale cheap. | have sold her colts For
5000 to 5000 each ut weaving time.
am overstocked
NJ. A. MCDANIEL.
1o-4t Hickman, Ky.
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FARM FOR SALE.

/ Will sell % Acres of Land, Az miles
Southwest of Hickman. on the Wilson
road. Apply to j. w. Elk.