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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE


PUBLIC SALE
At ouela Farm. nine miles northeast OF Indian
on Anderson car line' ana miles west OF OAK
landon,
Wednesday, November 4
hold furniture. farming tools and implements
used on, on the Farm head Of thoroughbred
shorthorn: four COWS and heifers with calves.
three heifers, two bulls 1.-TWO years ODD, one reg
grad. shortl,orn: sixteen cows and heifers with
caIves twenty-three steers and hefers zone. TWO
ana Ho RISE rvs thoroughbred bay driving
horses. well matched, natural pagers. trct in
JOHN ROBERTS.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE-Io0. -
REAL EsTATE-INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-Read HAUGER'S 200 ad. un-
der male help.
REAL EsTATE-i0-foot lot North Meridian
street at 500. CRAIG * BROWN.
REAL. ESTATE-List your vacant rental prop
crty with the INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL EsTATE.If yoY want ant to-. to sell ell list your
property with INDlANA TRUST Co:
REAL ESTATE-Where is your equity? We will
give you a trade for it. CRAIG * BRONN
real. ESTATE-Where is your equity? We Will
on Park avenue. slt50 CRAIG q BROWN
REAL. ESTATE-If you want big bargain, resi-
dence, North New Jersey, call 1923 Broadway.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
AS Z. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Fine Meridian-st residence;
lot 10ox246 feet; price $4,000 NJ. ARBUCkLE,
Lemcke block.
REAL ESTATE-Insure with T. S. CRUISE. ''old
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment.
No. ITO f. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Look at 272s North Illinois
street. recently made modern, and make us
offer. CRAIG BROWN.
REAL ESTATE-Doubie house on Massachusetts,
avenue, renting for S14 per month; only Sl,,vO.
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL. ESTATE-Beautiful home of rooms;
North Pennsylvania street; cash difference for
larger residence CRAIG & BROWN.
REAL ESTATE-On Arbor avenue, double
house, five rooms; side rents S2i0 per year;
price 50 100 INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-Kappes street, near Howard:
new cottage, five rooms, WELL cistern, stable;
lot G4xl34; 81, 6O0 INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-A 10-acre farm; fine improve
ments, in southern part of state to trade for
city property. W. T.. CANNON, 53l Lemcke Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-Beautiful lots Central ave..
between Twenty-third and Twenty-fifth SITS. !;
see me for special price. B. +. CLINE, 124 East
Market ST.
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REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Most Beautiful Home on East Side
1880 E. Washington.
At p. m Monday November 9.
To highest bidder without reserve.
This home, noted Of the most beautiful
on the East Side is for the first time Of
fered for sale. The owner has moved away and
IL is too handsome to rent In order TO quickly
dispose of going to sell TO the
highest bidder. You will never have another op-
portUnity to buy such a home at your price.
For further information apply to
INDIANA TRUST co
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Fred II. Montfort and Ivy n. Mccehee.
Henry Hastings and Mary Eleanor Miner.
Harry Locke and BERTHE Gregory.
John Moore and SaIlie Martin
Ernest A. Kirkpatrick and Eva Simp-on.
John :. Harrison and Agnes Ring
William Hunt and Lille Leonard.
Cornelius J. shea and Hattie Roberts
Clyde x. Hyser and Ella NcCrOry.
BENJAMIN r. King and Margarita J. Green
Charles r. Raney and Geneva McNeeley.
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INDIANA TRUST co.

SELLS REAL ESTATE.
COLLECTS RENTS.
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE-Choice lots Georgia, be-
tween Shelby and Leota streets; f0x140; cement
sidewalks and curb; walking distance Of court
house: in call distance of Big Four and c., III:
q ID. new factories going up near by: an ideal
locality for rental properties; $500 each owners
nonresident and anxious TO sell: will make liberal
terms INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
JUST LIKE RENT.
English ave-, near Shelby, four-room cottage.
well. cistern. good repair On car line and
within call distance of Big Four, c., III. & d..
and Panhandle yards. $50 cash. balance SO
per month Price, 81, zoo.
INDIANA TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale-Farm; $50 acres of
extra good land. thoroughly drained, well
fenced under high state of cultivation; two sets
of improvements, both good: four barns, two OF
which are new; two good orchards; farm well,
supplied with everlasting spring water. This is
one of the banner stock and grain farms of Ma
zion county; ten miles of city; sS5 per acre. ].
NJ. MARkLEY, 407 Lay building.
ID A A
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION SALE-G. w. McCurdy. real estate
and general auctioneer. No. 2i5 West Wash
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

TCTEWILER SON.
Undertakers 10 ". Market ST. Tel. ZIG.
New 1854 ADAMS & KRTEGER. Main li5k-
Funeral directors. 15s ~ III Lsdy attendant
JOHNSON, HAsSLER & GEORGE. so Massa-
chusetts New Phone 96S. old Main ltso
FRANK A. BLANCHARD. Undertakes, 1ss ~.
Delaware ST. Lady attendant Both 'Phones I'll.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Private Ambulance Always Ready.
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INTERCHANGEABLE
wANTED-Feathers renovated. bought and sold.
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wANTED-A three TO fve-year lease. with ops
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Persons investing now. $40
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BUSINESS CIANCE-Patents bought. sold.
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BUSINESS BARGAINS.
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Bakery and store AR dwelling. barn, etc.
Dobbs Ferry n. X: est bus So 600.
Est photo bus. and eqpt., Dubuque Ia
Excellent hotel property, Michigan ave-, Chi
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Drug bus. stock and fxt Flint. Mich.
Controlling int. in est. sash. door, lumber and
millwork factory, Toledo. $50. 900.
Complete brick mfg plant. a. clay and
shale land: outbldgs-; Elwood City. Pa
Cotton cottonseed oil mill, Lockhart, Tex.
Medical practice and res. prop, Oquawka, Ill.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, ~. A. Bldg. Phila-
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY
SELL OR RENT SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY
SEE
BENJAMIN A. BELL,
NO. 1858 VIRGINIA Ay.
NEW 'PHONE

~. IVoJ NlhGlNlA AN.
NEW PHONE 1854.
REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR SALE.
2o6 acres. improved, near city, $S5.
40 acres. near city. fine, only $50.
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
$500 TO s., 900.
WINKS. HUSTON & CO.,
203-20i Law Building.
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wANTED-Good strong boy. Room ?. ia 8.
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WANTED-5o0 business cards for co cents POW
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WANTED-Men-s12 a week at home: send adj
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l5S, 200 Broadway. New York
WANTED-Men desiring situations as motor
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Ind
wANTED-Men to plant mushrooms in cellars,
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MASSAGE.
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MONUMENTS.

MoNI-MENTS-A DIENER. 44s r. washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works T. entrance Crown Hill
MONUMENTS-M H. FARRELL, al West
Washington St New Phone 24lS.
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
FOR SALE-Copy press. large size. c. z. AD-
AMSON, Muncie. Ind.
FOR SALE-Twenty-room hotel. cheap. Address
p. o. Box 444. EdinbuTg. Ind.
FOR SALE-Perfection Oil Heaters. WILLIAM
A. ALTLAND. 10 Virginia avenue.
FOR SALE-Vaudeviile and moving pictures at
Unique Theater. Continuous. and p. m.
FOR SALE-Or rent Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. d. ALLISON CO., 9o5 N Alabama.
FOR SALE-Hardware stove ana stove repairs
OF all kinds: also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE CO.. Sixteenth and Illinois SITS.
FOR SALE-Typewrters: Light Running Fox
and other leading makes; rentals. $3.50 per
month. q. NJ. MERRICK. Gen. Agt.. 20e-2lo
Law building New phone 1878.
FOR SALE
Typewriters, all makes, S. up.
Machines rented, $3.50 per month
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 80 Monument pl.
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LAUNDRY.

UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. 2S2-
2Ss Virginia av. Phone 1863
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THE COURT RECORD.
CIRCUIT COURT.


Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Freda Peschat VS.. John Wallace; damages. On
trial by jury. Finding and Judgment for plaintiff
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PRINTING.

PRINTING-Our fine samples Of printing will
please you: cus-rate printing. s23 4. Wash II
Phone e7s2 Req.
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REAL ESTATE
WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
Cal, mr. Corning. 10 a. impd. fruit ranch
Can, N. B.. mr.. St John, country res IL a.
Col, Windsor, pleasure resort property, park.
house and pier. IA lots. etc.
Ill, Knoxville fruit farm, abt a.
Chicago Blue Island. finely located lot.
Ia. Primghar, well located lots
La. ST. Martins parish. $40 a. and iinpts.
Ne, Lincoln CO.. 70 and impts.
Mont, Walkervile. Butte. 2 houses and lot.
y. Y, Seneca CO., fine 800 a. farm.
n. d. Richland CO., 500 a. and impts.
n. d.. Rchland CO., 160 a farm.
Ore, Douglas CO., SIG a. and impts.
S. c., Eureka, mr.. Aiken, 10 r. res, a.
5. c., Beaufort CO.. plantation. 1920 a.
Tex, Wharton CO., 450 a. and impts.
WASH. Charleston. cottage and lots
w. NJ. OSTRANDER. ". A. Bldg. Phila
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-Read HAUGERS 200 ad under male
help.
NoTICE-PowELL, the printer. IS West Market
ST. commercial job printing.
NoTIcE-H. F. KEsTER. go Virginia av sani-
Old phone, Main ii5 new, $3.50.
NOTICE-Up-to-dateF FURNACES guaranteed to
beat TIN and gayaniz %ir iron works. ~, roll
who never sits on the fence.
FRANK G. RAMPS, JR.
New fish and oyster market: prompt delivery.
Is n. Alabama st. Phones: New SSa7; old. Main
All advertisements inserted In these columns
ine Bisna or dash lines at tne same priee per
line. Telephone 2SS and your ad. will be called
for.
Cincinnati Dye House.
The cheapest and best place In the city to get
your overcoats refined and velvet collars put
No. fi3 Massachusetts av.
Vienna Ladies' ana Gents Tailoring
Ladies' and gents garments cleaned. repaired
refitted and pressed; never too late to rnend''
teed. formerly with Joe p. Kennedy. Fifth av.,
New York: drop me a postal; we will do the
block and shape hats. This card is good for 10
cents reduction over 81. Save this card.
NOTICE
DENISON HOUSE.
Barber Shop is the largest and most complete in
the State. All the latest styles in hair cutting
and whisker trimming closely followed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. statesmen and others who
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Ing the coming year are requested TO write TO
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in America, and offers its Representatives per-
manent, pleasant and profitable employment
Write for particulars.
ORIZABA RUBBER PLANTATION CO..
2I5 Dearborn St, Chicago. Ill.
30 East 14th St, New York. ~. Y.
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A CARD LIKE THIS
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worsteds. the Metcalf twslIs and many ofhs
leading mills the best I'm America. IL you ca
make up your mind 10 wear a ready-made ~
or overcoat don't you buy a SIS. SIS OF SO unit
you have seen these 200 suits and overcoats
s. % each at
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-08

Ounce dias despues de Ia terri
BILE desgracia por nosotros referida.
habrfamos encontrado al vizconde
de In MorIiere en- Paris, en- casa del
cabellero de Morfontaine hablando
tranquilamsnte con este con ell
baron de Passe Oroix.
Los tres primos estahan reunidos
alrededor de ana mesita en- Ia que
sc vefa IN servicio de t6. I'm sus
rostros SO Observable Ia mas COM
pleta serenidad, y el vizconde de
cfa:
-El pobre general ha estado
OchO dfas entire La muerte y Ii vida;
pero ese condenado doctor Rojo pa.
rece disponer de ls vida como de
una cCsa que 10 pertenece.
-Ssg1n ESQ, el ito esta fuera de
peligro, dijo el caballero.
ST. x lcoss extrafIsi q despe-
cho de ese golpe tan terrible, pare
ce haber conservado una especie de
enerRfa salvsje.
-iDe verAsp
: Cref que no sobrevivIrfa nj
ocbo dfas 4 sc haja.. !. y me co.
gafi6.
-IMuri6 Diana en- el actor
I'm el act0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-08

i >Pobre mujer, dijo hip6crita-
| mente Ell cab8llero.
Sc abri6 la caheza contra los
sillsres que habfa al pie de Ia ven.
tana, repuso el vizconde friamente.
-5Y Ia nina sobrevivi6?
La nina no snfri0 nj ell mas
ligero golpe.
-Es extrafio.
-Al principle no me exrlicaba
Ia coss, y me qued6 mbrado,
pero al I'm pude comprenderlo.
-~Sepamos.
Diana hizo al caer una volte.
reta en- virtud de las leyes natu.
rales de Ia attraction, y su cabeza
recfbi6 TODD el golpe. El cuerpo y
los vestidos de Ia madre formsron
c0mo una almohada de tai modo,
que cuando llegamos el medico, el
criado , 20 encontramos q Ia nina
aturdida; pero llena de vida
echada sobre el cad6ver de "a ma.
dre. Por'lo demas, af1adi6 Ell viz.
cnnde CON odiosa sonrisa, la pcbre
mujer no tuvo tempo de sUfrir.
-Todo esto estG muy bien, diio
el cabaIlero malhumorado; pero has
faltado 10 prometido.
--lC0mOl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-08

Has cometido IN crimen ind.
til. afisdi6 ell baron.

Has cometido IN crimen ind.
til, afisdi6 ell baron.
-iPardiezi Distinpamos. reultc0
el vizconde. Antes de discutfr Ia
util1dsd o inutilidad de lG cosa.
estaniezcamos un principio, sef1o.
res.
-VeSmos.
mo soy go, sino nosotros, los
que nemos cometido ESQ Que la.
mails.
-Enhorabuena; pero despues de
tooo. estamos igual que antes.
-1Puede saberse en- que?
I'll general idolatrara esa nif1a.
que 81 I'm es su sangre, ~.
-Estamos de acuerdo Squ9 masp
x no recfbiremos nj un sueldo
de 80 herencia.
ibsnl Un testamsnto semeian-
te es stacaoie. obsers6 ell vizconde.
@Ienaria que yer, murmur6 ell
caoailero, que unos sobrinos sunni
sos respetuosos como nosotros 10
Inlmos siempre, nos permttfesemos
stacsr La voluntad testamentaria
oe nuestro querido y respectable ito.
Opino como Morfontaine, dfjo
Passe Croix.
TENDS raz6n. senores, contes.
20 eI viZc0nde.
-IAhI El testam ento de nuestro
elo no debe ser puesto en-, tela de
juicio.
-1Por qu6a
IBahl El tio no debe hacer |
testamento, diio el vizconde frfa-
mente.
NO comprendo diio ell caballero |
de Murfontaine.
ron. II
mo teneis necesidad de COM
prennsrlo. querid0s primes.
-IAhl EXCLAMATION los dCs.
-BAsta con que me confirmeis II
vuestros poueres. Il
DE muy buena voluntad. II
>fur mi sin Inconvenience, dijo Il
Ell baron. Il
--Pues conflad en- mi.
4 81 sizconde se ievant6 al oirlos. Il
"a donde wasp 10 preguntaron. h
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-08

II A pasearme por In calle de Bu'
Il ffon, en- ell Jardfn de Plsntas.
H -1Con que. obieto?
-Es mi secreto. Adi6s. diio ell
! Tizconde. y Sc fu6. :
/ Ell coche en- que hahfa lido hasta
] allf lie esperaba en- ell patio. tom6
asiento en- Ell y empufi6 las riendas:
Veinte minutes despues ell trot6n
llegaba q la calle de Button y Sc de-
tenfa nj te una tienda en- cuya
muestra Sc lef&este anuncto:
Especiahdad sa cott con Ieche
-He squf 10 que son los tende-
ros, murmur0 ell vizconde al apear.
Sc del coche; siempre encuentran
nm medic de anunciar sus mercan-
cfss de una manera desagradable
para sus colegas. lis fndudable Que
81 este enconLr6 una especislidad,
los demas vendedores de cafe son
unos imb9ciies.
Hecha esta refiexi6n Ell sefIor de
la Morliere entr6 en- IL tienda
una muier ioven adn y de aspecto
uU UEHS gfHUdUiC fc saiiU ai ohcusu
trG ssludAndola CON much0 respeto.
-sSois La sefsera RosaP pregunt6
Ell vizconde.
ST, sefior.
-sLa esposa de Ambrosio2
-Pars serviros.
-@sD6nde esta Ambrosio?
LA joven Sc v1lvio hacia Ia
trastienda. iAmbrosioi grito.
Be present0 an ell acto IN hom.
bre; era Ell antique ayuda de CANA.
ra de la baronesa de Rupert, que
conservsba so aire cauteloso, su
mirsda falsa y ga desen voltura
strevida q fnsolente, pero que ha.
oia engordado y tenfa ell aspecto
or0spero de IN homhre que No en-.
suentrs bien y que hace muy bue-9
1os negocios.
Y bien. seffor Ambrosio, dijo
y vizconde, lestais contentoP
Isl. parditz, Selior vixconde.
-STus negocios?
"A pedir de boca.
--Qaieres 4 tn mnierp
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HOTEL 0LTN.po
@ANTURGE

A LID MfNUTOG DE SAN JUAN
III meJor hotel en- este clim&.
Eapl9ndida ventilation Parqus,
fardines y Kiosco 4 l& inglesa.
Txcelente servicio do earruatos:
Preeios noder~dos. Ss hAcen re-
duccioneg para f.milIse. Alum.
brAdo sI6ctrico nod1Tno.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-05-14
PLAINS DEPARTMENT.
F. S. SULLIVAN Editor.


DR.. Fee was professional caller
in town Tuesday.
John Powell, of Cheney. is looking
for gold mine in the shape of a
homestead near Plains.
Mr.. Cracroft, of Wellsville Kan,
was in town few days last week and
filed on a homestead.
Arthur Griffith, of Hutchinson,
was in town this week and filed on
fine government quarter.
o. S. Roberts, of Winfield Ind,
was in the city last week looking
after six quarters of land.
How would the map of Kansas
look without Meade County, and
what would Meade County be with
out Plains.
Several more men came in this
week to break prairie; among them
were Turner, of Pawnee, and Vaught
of Pratt.
From indications at this writing
the ice man will not have such an
enviable job this season. but the coal
man continues to chuckle.
Miss Pearl and Lena Vaught, who
have been on their homesteads south
of town for some time, returned to
Pratt Monday to visit their folks.
DR.. Fredrick Small, half-brother
of NJ. S. Gillidet, from Fairfax Mo.
was in town one day last week, and
we are informed, instituted a contest
on homestead.
John Klbby's handsome counten-
ance graced our sanctum Monday.
John says the rains and the settlers
are interfering with his business.
Get an injunction John by all'means.
Architects Hughes & Baughman
completed the country residence of
Don T. Edwards Tuesday and left
that evening for Cheney where they
have the contract of building some
fine residences.
There have been more rubber
boots, mackintoshes, slickers, and
kindred apparel sold this spring
than any other time within the men,
ory of the Oldest inhabitants; the
umbrella trade has not suffered
either.