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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
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E ay1ntani-nto de este Distrto cele bro
session ordtusria e. dis 81 de Agosto anterior,
trato fmportantes ssun.os.
Sc ha con-edido po- ei conce}o municipal
licencia Tor oeho dias Al sehor alcalde don Pa
DO Viiella sc hs nombredo para ore le sus-
tituya 81 conceia ion jose Fra nciscc Gonzalez.
Han sido nonbrados por el ayuntauiento
los vecinos DON Narciso Sanchez, inspector &c
sa7iiad Aleio Rodriguez para nensaiero de
j. alcaldia.
Eatran pocas partidas de cafe Is pobls-
cioo, de Ia nueya c0secha. En- CaScara seco OBJ
iiene el precio desa1S pesos fanega. T'eses-
nos cue aumente el precio en- bien de los agri-
cu!to-es.
E ruercado estuvo fojo aver causa de 3
escasez de III umerario. Is carne de
de p centayos kilo Is de cerdo 4 "a FL pan
tresco 1 centavos libra; del dia anterior ;.
Han sido nomorados comisionados de apre-
mio del munici pio los vecinos don jose Fl.
Acubs don Ramon Gonzalez.
Segdn iuformes adqurt1os. dentro de brs-
yes dias sc hallara en- esta p0bacion e profe-
Co'ego PresbiteriaDo. E se10r Scott sc ha-
labs por los Esrados Unidos, visitando sus
faniliares.
$ han ausentado para Adjuntas los dis
tfUgufdos sehores doctor don Feis To don
Manuel Melaret que Sc encontraban esta
iocalidad pasando unos dias con sus parieotes
contfnda ntermo &c gravedad Ell apreca-
bic propietario don Bernabe Pol, resdente en-
ei 6arrio Latorre.
La vacante de Inspector de sanidad para
los barrios 6e Rio Prietc, Bartoio. Miraso y
Pozuelo 70 sc "a cubferto todavfa, spesar de
haber aumentado FL ayunta nfento q dotacf6n
de dicba plaza 800 dollars.
Dentro de breves dlas aparecera cd este
pueblo ID senanarfo Independence con ell II
tulo Gel Nenes Sc editara en- Ia tipograf1a
del seh1r B3rges
Hemos vi-to en Ia tipografa de don Vi
cente Borges fotografias muy bien hechas
Las person IS retratadas aparecen en- Ia her
noso cuadro, nag vsrios grupos- Recomen-
damos olcho seHor Borges las personals que
ouieran hacerse de excelentes fotograf1as.
L. semana anterior. sea del p al 81, ha
lIoyido mucho en esta jurisdiction.
LIS sefiores Alc6ver ca de esta Iocaidsd
han surtido lily bien su tienda mixts. El ve-
cfndario puede coDspgufr telas muy baratas
en- dicho estab eeimiento
segda carta rocibida este pueblo los
propletdrios con anci.co ViieI!a don An
tonic Collazo. .t4ue Sc encueptran en- Ag uadf!Ia
sometidoS al regimen two de- doctor don
Miguel Heroa 4dez, contintlsn laejorando de
sus doencias.
En Ia al- Wall ha estabecido una agen-
cia general de negocios don Vicente Nina.
Dada la actsyi 3ad Ell sefior ia en los triou-
males le augura mes buenos resultados.
Duraute Ell n es de Agosto anterior ia te-
nfdo ell RegistFo civil las nscri Dciores &c trein-
"a nacimteptos sesenta nueve defunciones Y
cfncuenta Y cinco matrmonios. Il estado
sauitaro es bueno.
Ha Ilegado este pneblo COO el instrument
tai necesario ell remat tista d la casa escueia,
para dar prin cipio los trabaios.
Corresponsal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
10 de Cayey

SegUn Sc nos informa Csyey no ha pa
sa 80 nads.
T0do sc rednjo una cue-si6n entire IN re-
pueiicano un federal: pero como ailf los AMI
mes eStAn sienp-e exsitados 4 csusa 6e las
proyoeaciones de los cIjTs, eu provision de cue
pudfese ocurrfr IN tumulto, le autoridad su
perior cispnso Sc trasladase ali e. teniente de
a poliefa insular
TODD qued6 en- par.
Fran, pues, infu nd adss las b0las espeIur-
nantes cue echaron rodar por ahi los alsr-
mlsIas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
Authorization revocada

e. ayuptsmiento de Nsguabo ha revocsdo
Ia outorfzaci6n coucedi5a al seTor W. l.. Bass
nara pste blecer una VIA f6rrea por los caminos
6e !, inrisdcei6u. pudiendo psssr Por Ia cahe
q IL. del pob ado de Ucares, para facilitar
ell eDbarque desembarque &c trntos' CANA
dos mereancfas. =.
La concession Sc frm6 en- IA de Abrii de
1899 sc da por ab,ndonsdo el derecho, toaa
yez que a1n no ha comenaado las ooras MI.
Brass.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
e - a
YssT 40 P@szR <Txesg E@s

Septiembre5.
Mahana, 6, debe legar & este puerto ell
vapor-correo americana <Ponce.s
Sc o~gsnza para eI ala &, m battle de So
ciedad en- e. teatro, con motiyo de Is toma de
possession de- nuevo gobernador Mr.. Hunt.
Fl dia Or ero del pr6ximo Octubre ter
minaran las vacacioues de que disfrutan los
msestros alunnos de las escuelss pGbicas,
daFa contend el sflo escolar de 1901 1909.
E ayuntaniento de San Juan abriga ell
prop6sito de rep.ner p policfa municipal ts
pronto realice el emprestso en- proyecto.
Desde prInera bora circul6 boy el rnmor
de haber ocurrido algo grave en- Cayey. Ira
te g informarme en- los centres ofciales = N
manfestaron que nada sc satla q pnnto 10.
Estuvieron hoy en- esta cfudad ia distin-
gaida seforita Aurora Marin Castillo nues-
tres respetables amigos don Modesto g don
Celesti1o sofa, de- Cagaas.
El sabado hara su debut Ia comp pahia de
zarzueia llPEsda hace POGO.
La TEN porada promote ser buena,9 iuzgar
por Ia animation que sc nota.
los suscritores de <The Puerto Rico He-
ralds adyertimos nueyamente que Ell importe
do. Los que ell dia 13 Sc hallen adn en- descu-
bierto, sersn dados de ba d.
A causa lie sus mncbss oeupa clones re-
nuncIaran 81 domingo 4 sus respectivos cargos
ie contador tesofero de la Union hero
Americana nuestro amigo don Ramon Il. Pa
sr6n don Aquillno Fernandez.
El joven don Ernesto Marin Sc halla en
en- esta ciudad de paso para Aguadilla.
Desde Ell lunes pasado qued6 establecdo
con regusrdad el servicio de trenes electri-
COS en- la forma Que sigue: is recorren el ira
veto hasta Santurce. de estos "a llegan
hasta Rio Piedras "a sc dirijen al Psrape
Las personals que deseen suscribfrse en-
Santarce eTne Puerto Rico Herald> pueden
entenderse con don Juan Cubo, cartero de
aquel poblado.
E. dfs Is An cue Sc hace cargo del Gobier-
no Civil Mr. Hunt, haora festas en- esta ciu-
dad
Los centres ofciales al comeFcio perna-
neceran cerrados.
Las calles de esta ciudad Sc encuentran
en- complete abandono Abundan en- elias los
koros, con gran riesgo de los transeuntes.
e. vapor frances <Oinde Rodrfguezs llevo
para santo Domingo algunos caballos de bue-
| na raz. que son allf muy solicitados ven
| den buep preclo.
Arrecisn los calores Mnchas famiias
cambian temporaimente de residencia. diri-
| efendose Santurce los pueolos circunve-
| cinos
Ia compailfa dramatica lie RoncoToni, que
7! debltt6 ell microbes en- Arecibo. hs obtenido
! excelente acogida. como podfa meuos de
esperarse, dado ell merito de los artisias.
t tho de los tltimos ndmeros deiimport tam
: te senanario ilustTaio Ell Figaro, de "a Ii aoa-
us fnserta al retrato de nuestro Distinguish J
taleotoso compatrota doctor don Sergio Cue
vas Zeoueira. quien dedcs IN artfculo lau'
a. -, orrr mn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
La esposa de Mr.. Hunt

E.ta di,.trgDfda se1ora. oua pens2ba en-
.srcaf para los EstadOs I nidos 81 e yapor
,5sn Jusno. IL splaza1o su viale para asfstir
IN, f-stef-= cne = preparsn 4 81 honorable
ao-s7. c7n = tivo de = inauguaaci6n de 81
go5ier70.
NJ cha 5..asn0s 4 distiDguiia dana,
ms7.8is sz*f .scei60 dEe ese sct3 Ia de pro
tac.re. -ayor attn De que pueda cecir
nss tsr5a EodTerno De 81 esposo en- es-
sIa h4 stto :. de : i1s.icis q inParcia-
il21
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
Un guardia que pega

Ater. a seT detecido Ell iaGivi3uo Pedro
Coto (sl el Malo, per una sgresi6n que hizo 4
otro iaaividuo. parece opasa sigaua resissen-
eli, y el Susrdia e propin6 agunos pezcoso-
nes
Esto 10 debe consentirse. asi 10 com
prenderan los jefes de dicho guardia
s. SO eastiga a. HG5o por 81 desobedien-
cia, Sc debe tambien csstigsr al bus1lo d i
guardia por e abuse one conetera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
Por r11ta

Aver salieroa de San Juan, en- ruta para
varios pueolos. los 81 jetos cue siguen:
Etalia Rodriguez, Narci>a Pascual, Mer-
cedes Soto. Esper8nzs FOntanes. jose Olegar-
10. Pablo Rivera, Eiuvigts Berries. Bslbino
Garcia, Domingo Calderon, Inocencio Rivera
Ramon Cores. Leocadio Ferrera, Antonio
Molina. Francisco Rivera, Ana Pineda Ma
ria Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
LICENCIA

Sa ie ba concedido liceDcia. no sabemos
grqut tempo. Al -=c-etart0 del De7arta nAa-
de Instruction P1bfica don Enrique Her
is1del
Ell tien de Ia IrParcialidad cue debe rel
bar en- esa Secretarla. nos alegrarianos GLE
50 cencla fuera iLtmi.add.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
A ''Heraldo"

Cusu51 pu1.ica1os nrestro susito eEx-
,,,z.zso eraz6sa Ssta cou : i1vitsci5n cue al
,rracfsbla ccl5g3 drifts mbien los P-esi-
.sr-as da los Conit6s fe5eraIes.
Habo. pnes. <axceso de imaEinsci6ns, CO.
10 dice e e9ie2a
Paro cCnste cue nosoaos no nos cags6
s,tr. faza q g4na Il asH1t1, pOr9Da nuncs he
mas igd810 da s tn 1arcialiiad 6el Rsr1lfo
Los cue se extr2hsron iEeron 0tros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
TRASLADOS

fla sido destina ado al p1esto &C San Juan'
] ca50 dc IA po'iclA insrlar don Geronimo ca
tafs. oue pTest8bs serFiciCs en Barcelo1eta.
sl Duesto de Agaas B1enas 81 caoo don
gnscio Cabal'eira.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-06
HOTEL. "AUR0RA"
CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO
CALLF DE TURABO

La seorlta Aurora Marin tiene l de partcpar
amigos al pubco general etabecido
frente al Casino
Puertorrqueno.
Otrece magniHcas habaciones cabaeros famiias
seryco de
stuacion, los ma
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

Mrs. Bridget Mooney, wife of James
Curran, died last week Thursday of
old age. She was born in Ireland "A
with a brother and sister. when quite
young. She was much esteemed in
this town where she had lived for over
forty years. Her husband with one
son, Dr. Charles Curran of lolyokc,
survives her The funeral was held in
St. Joseph's church Saturday and
burial was at Keene.
A post mortem examinations CON
Quoted by DR.. Worthing of this vii
lage and DR.. Basch of Ashuelot, in the
case of the late Mrs. Emeline NJ. Hun
ter, showed that she had been suffer
ing from an abdominal tumor. Mrs.
Hunter will long be remembered for
her kindness to the sick and help of
the needy. Funeral services were held
at her late home on Main street
Thursday of last week, Rev. W. f.
White officiating. Burial was in Pine
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. W. A. Kenney has joined her
husband in Fitchburg, Mass. C. c.
Temple of Wilmington is the guest of
his brother, f }. Temple, Frank
Williams is recovering after "A months
illness. Mrs. George Ward of Shat
tuckvillc has been visiting Mrs. Ami
don. Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Jetfords
have returned to Chicopee Falls,
Mass. Mrs. Angelne Randall is i'm
proving after an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs, ID. A. Hosford have
gone to Tallato0sa. Ga.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

a Swedish wedding attracted consid
cradle attention in town Saturday, tn,
parties being Andrew Gustave Ander
son and Annie Otterlia Phorsen, boil
of Grafton. They were married at the
parsonage 10y Rev. j. II. Reid, witt
the assistance of an interpreter. Boil
bride and groom came from Sweder
last summer and are living with Mr..
Anderson S brother.
The following officers were elected
by L. II. Stoughton Post, G. a. h.
Monday evening: Commander, II. W.
Hutchins: senior vice commander, j.
A. Thwing; junior vice commander,
b. 7. Phelps; quartermaster, j. O.
Spring; chaplain, W. II. Taylor: sur
geon, f. II. Hobson; officer of the
day, S. l.. Dagget officer of the guard,
A. II. Pratt; delegate, j. a. Thwing
alternate, H. a. Wheeler.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs, Samuel Willoughby Wilder, Jr. ,
in Newton, Mass. Mrs. Wilder was
Miss Marcia, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Sawyer, and all
were former residents of this place.
They spent the past summer at their
cottage, Sunapee lake. Mr.. Wilder
joining them there upon returning
from South Africa, where he had been
sent by his employers, a chemists firm.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
HINSDALE.

George W. Oaks is seriously ill with
bronchitis
Octave Beliveau injured his back
severely by fall in his barn last week.
The Congregational ladies will hold
a fair the evenings of December Il
and 10.
Damas Champagne of Chesterfield
was fined S762 in police court Friday
for intoxication.
George c. Fisk of Springfield gave a
fine graphophone concert in the old
library room in Fisk'S block Saturday
evening, TO an audience of about 100.
The receipts were for "A benevolent
object.
Eighty-siX couples attended the
sixth annual ball of the local Fores-
tiers. Thanksgiving eve. 4 fine con
cert was given by the Orchestral club
of Springfield. Mass. which was fol
lowed by dancing and a turkey supper
District Deputy Spaulding inspected
WaEtastiquet grange Friday evening,
after which musical and literary
program was rendered in a very pleas
ing manner The grange has many
new members, a good attendance and
is in a very satisfactory condition.
Mrs. Charles Frary died last week
Thursday of pulmonary apoplexy, aged
Ga She had lived in Hinsdale since
1866 She leaves a husband and three
children, Charles Frary of this town,
Clarence Frary of Athol, Mass. and
Mrs. Howard Knowlton of Easthamp-
ton. Mass. The funeral was held Sat
urday, Rev. ". f. White officiating
and burial was in Pine Grove GENE
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
NENSY COMMENT.

1t is estimated that the value o
land along rural delivery routes ha
increased from - to - an acre
Thirty killed and IL wounded is tn,
season 5 football record for this coun
try according to the Chicago Trib
une.
The czar has received Marquis Ito
the japanese statesman, with honors
and a gala dinner was given in honor
of the visitor by the foreign minister.
Maine proposes something new in a
protective tariff. The tax will be on
hunters from outside the state SlC
each and the game in the Pine Tree
forests is the intended object Of pro
lection.
\ colony of Beers and Holland
Dutch will settle on tract of 800, O0C
acres in southern Wyoming, establish
an irrigation system and build beet
sugar factory for which the soil is said
to be especially adapted.
Newfoundland alone, Of all the Brit
ish POSSESS ions, has no divorce laws
Very little conjugal unhappiucss is re
ported there. This refusal to Tccug-
nize divorce is due To the influence Of
the Catholic church, the Irish Catho-
lie element predominating in the pop
ulation.
The first American flag raised over
Santiago, after its capture, has been
presented to the state of Alabama, by
General JosrIh Wheeler. 1t Will float
from Il mast of the AImirante Oqucn-
do, also presented by General Wheeler
and soon to be planted on the Capitol
grounds.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
PERSONALS.

Miss Bessie Wilson, after a long and
severe illness, is now able to sit up,
and her complete recovery is assured
Mr. and Mrs, f. H. Martin of
Lowell, Mass, were guests at }. A.
Eaton's last week. \. ID. Smith
spent a few days the last of the week
at his home in Norwich, Conn. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Smith on
his return and they have rooms at c.
". Labaree's on Hapgood Place. -
Morton Wiley has finished work at the
Vermont Farm Machine company's
office, and has Il position with the
Boston elevated. John W. Church,
formerly night operator at the tele-
phone exchange, has position in the
electrical department of the city of
Boston, and has gone there TO assume
his duties. W. $. Durham, proprie
tor of a prosperous hotel at Littleton,
\. H.. and a former resident of this
town. called ON friends here the last
of the week Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
W. Burbank of Brooklyn, \. y, were
guests of Mrs. Burbank 5 father, c. +.
Capron. and family, from Thursday
until Monday-A. II. Hunt went 10
his home in Winchester, y. H., to
spend Thanksgiving Miss Margaret
Sullivan was in Clarcmunt last week
Thursday with friends. Charles W.
Holden, Jr., of Rutland was in town
Tuesday afternoon; he Will come in a
short time 10 open his saw mill bust
ness recently purchased al Barber park,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
LANDGROVE.

Nathan Ross of SALISBURY was a
recent guest al Nj. d. Bates. C. W..
Harris spent Thanksgiving with his
family. f. G. Willard has finished
his work in East Arlington. School
in Clarksvlle commenced December .,
Clarence Marden of Londonderry,
teacher H. n. Fuller is i'll with
rheumatism. Mrs. Lyman Hulet re
turned from Bennington and Shafts
bury the first of the week. Mrs. A.
ID. Reynolds and II. j. Priest are Wis .
iting friends in Manchester.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

A poor complexion Is usually the result of a
torpid liver or irregular action of the bowels.
surely cause impure blood. Pimples, bols
and other eruptious follow. This is natures
method OF throwing of the poisons which the
bowels failed to remove. lleMilts Little
Early Risers are world famous for remedving
this condition. The, stimulate the liver and
promote regular and healthy action of the
bowels but never cause gripping. cramps or
distress. safe pulls. Greene's Drug store. 9
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
RAILROADS
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY co.
Southern Division.



Trains leave BTattleboru a. follows:
5.23 a. IN, Daily for Springfield and New York
40 a. m, for MillerS FAILS. Palmer and New
London. Connecting at Millcrs Falls with
Boston N Maine Il. r., at Palmer with Boston
X Albany X. H.. at New London with y. y, y
II. <. II, X. X.
90 a. IN, for Springfield and New York.
1918 a m for Millers Falls, connecting for Bos-
ton.
PIP p. M, for Springfield and New York
4.35 =. an, for Springfield and New York. Daily.
4.3j p. m, for Milcrs Falls and stations on
FitChburg Division Boston X Maine X. r..
Palmer and New London and New York via
Norwich Line.
Narrow Gauge trains for South Londonderry
leave BrattlehOro at $50 a. M, and > As p. M.
- subject to change without notice.
Trains run week days only except a. noted
r. = LOGAN. V. J.. and 6. NJ, st Adams.
:. W. Ct INNINGS q. L. A., st. Adams
Corrected 10 \oV. "a 1901.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
FOR SALE.
The Fletcher Mill Property in
BrattlebOPO.

Near the Elliot Street Iron Bridge.
About two acres Of land, main MIL, 3Ox77;
aureX, PM.
Also r"oteuement House, barn with
eight ,tHll>.
Water power - It. head from Milestone
b ook. Also l,0 II. z. boiler, ~ ii. =. Gu
CINE.
GOOD saw Mill Palmer and lot of other
tools aud machinery.
Can guarantee a good winters work for
the mill with orders ahead.
~nHI pay ment down and easy terms on
balance. Inquire at
r. j. BAiLEY's Office,
2S-lw BrattepOro. VT
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
Itching Skin
Distress by day and night

Distress by day and night
That's the complaint Of those who
are so unfortunate as to be afflicted
with Eczema or Salt Rheum-and out
ward applications do not cure.
They cant.
The source Of the trouble is in the
blood make that pure and this seal
ing, burning, itching skin disease will
disappear.
~ was taken with an itching on my
arms which proved very dsagreeable. L
concluded il was sat rhcum and bought
bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla In two days
after began taking it felt better and 1t
was NOT long before | was cured. Have
never had any skin disease since" MRS.
IpA Z. WARD, Cove Point, Md.
Hoods garsQpGrilld
and Pills
rid the blood of all impurities and cure
all eruptions.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
Our Bellows Falls Letter
Paper Makers Refuse to Work More Hours.

Paper Makers Refuse to Work More Hours
Not long since an order was received
from the international Paper company
headquarters to resume the old SEIZED
ule and run the mills here until a.
M, Sunday morning instead of closing
at & p. m. Saturday. T. f. klniry,
national vice president of the Paper
Machine Tenders Union, attended il
meeting held in Palmer, n. T., rela-
tive to this matter, and on returning
Saturday reported that every lodge IN
the Union voted against the order,
and that "A general strike would result
in case of the attempted enforcement.
The union wants % hours, in case of
two shifts, and now there are &c and
rs hour weeks In case of three shifts
of eight hours each the members would
work all day Sunday if desired. 1t is
expected that an amicable arrange
ment of the matter will be made
through the efforts of Supt. John p,
Riley, who has been in New York this
week consulting recording the order.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06
WARRANT.
r. j. RAiLEY's Office,

The legal voters of Brattlcboro. are hereby
notified TO meet at the TOWN HALL ON
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

The Daughters ul hebekah serve "A
baked bean supper in |. O. o. f. hall
this evening.
Rev. ID. l.. Sanford conducted ser
vices in the school house at Gaysville
Sunday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-06
SIS.
So Cash, 81 Per Month,
Pays for them; 25xl25 feet. all high and dry; near
the city buy before the great Worlds Fair: big
speculation; SIS per lot; perfect title. That's
all HENRY REALTY CO.
ST Louis Office. 4i Commercial building.
FARMS FOR SALE.

FORTY acres. Crawford Co. Mo-: fine mineral
land; SO cash. y per month; otner farms cheap.
l.. L. Barron. 800 Fullerton building.
MISSOURI farm. 70 miles from st: Louis; or
chard and improvements: horses, implements; ex-
change for small rental In o. near city. gI7 n.
Thirteenth ST.
go acres heavy timbered good land. 81 per acre.
A : Cameron. Licking. Mo.
lOS acres lead and zinc land In Jasper County;
90 acres In city limits Of Joplin. Newton & Co,
ZIG Lincoln Trust building.
cas- acres for stock raising: Vernon County.
For particulars see Newton & Co.. &c Lincoln
Trust building.
so-ACRE Illinois farm. 70 miles from 81. louis:
finely improved; 1900; trade real estate or mer-
chandise. Glascock brokerage Co.. so Chestnut.
100 and 10 acre farms: price 1900 each: Will
rent 1sJ-acre farm for one year for repairs to
buildings and fences. Address Il. Babcock.
Malvern. Ark
81 acres. Broom house. barn. orchard. 80 acres
In cultivation. bargain 20 improve. price $50:
one-third cash. balance 3 and . years. All.
Griffin. Nokomis. III.
I2o acres. nice dairy farm: dwelling. cattle
sheds. large orchard. good fences. mile and a
half 10 good creamery ard markets: y2s acre.
All Griffin. NokOmls. III.
$40 acres. best section In Okav Bottom. FIVE
milest west Of Vernon. Ill: rich black loan: pay
big 70 improve: price s.. 600. cash N.eOJ. balance
easy payments: s Per ment. All Griffin. No
k0mis. Ill.
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PINE large steel range at a sacrifice Call
$50 Washington ave.
FIFTEEN Domestics. s. up. new drop-head
singers. 81. so: new drop-hesd machines direct
from factory. SIS up 1919 Franklin. lei. ID sLZ
FOR Sale al a Bargair-S nese-curner that
heats: little used 1915 Pennsylvania ave
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DOWNING replates and repairs siiverwa
gold plates watches. %jewelry: good work. q
for old geld. silver and platinum. 3s y. sever
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REAL r A CARDS.
IMPRo'D CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FcR Sal>9Is-S-?2 Glasgow ave. 1ear Mon
g'fnery-TwO tgo-story. six-room bricks and on
sttty frame: lot 5jxi50. rent 500 per year: can !
hAd On Easy terms at 500.
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FOR Sale-s39i PARTNER ave-: 4-roon fran.
c, ttage. wide porch. lot 2Jxlso: rent s. per
month. uri-. gs.5 cash.
C5RNET 4 zEIBIG. III y. Seventh st
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OPPOSITE ENHANCE
UNION STATION.

Now that tn. Fair IL assured. We call attention
70 D-foot 1t with Improvements No. iSis-ia
directly IN frynt 81 Mai rance. trat
We have been instructed q s'l f. Nonresident
Tor s~'."l. nov r~nfet Tor As" per vss--
OOENET a ZEInLG. III y. ..A.nll 4
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Page Eouievard-S25.

S0x2e0. south side. 80 feet west Of Goodfeiiow;
lErEe forest trees: worth $50 PEI foot: will sell in
bl-foOt lots AZ so 80 pe- foot.
JOHN s. BLAKE & BRO. II y. Seventh 81.