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TOO GREAT ExPENsE.
Not :. the Reason.

It is not because Pyramid Pile Cure Is
so expensive that many people decline to
give 1T. a trial, but because they find 1t
too great "a tax on their credulfty to be-
slieve that the published letters bearing
testimony to- the merit Of this remedy
are genuine and bona fde; especially to
those who have realized theTsuffering In
cident to- piles is 1t incredible that any
one who has been afflicted twenty-five
and thirty. years with the worst forms
5of protruding and bleeding piles should BE-
cured by the applica ton OF q simple REM
edy,,Swhen their physician shasEassured
item that sthes only relief Is In a surgical
operation.
This Is r1ghtfully viewed with dread
by all those afflicted. as 1T means at the
tleast#a great shock to the nervous sys-
utter collapse and death: In the maj rtty
of cases, too, there Is return Of the
complaint, owing to the TACT that the
cause is not removed. ssEts
The Proprietor OF the 3PyramAA lie
Cure agree to forfeit one thousand dol
lar. to any one who Will show single
published testimonial to- be not: genuine
and unsolicited q this latter feature Is
most gratifying. inasmuch as these let
tiers are written solely out OF gratitude,
aIIuii with the hope that those who are
afflicted as theswriters have been may
learn that relief IS at hand. at 4 Q COM
paratively hinin1 expense. Pyramid Pile
Cure IS for sale by druggistssatdf fifty cents
q spackage. or will be nailed by ehesmak-
ers to any address upon receipt ofsprtce
Nh. William LichtenWalt tier, head Of
the largest printing house II Canton
Ohio, says: ut Is with the utmost plea
sure and satisfaction that ~ can says@l
believe 81 am cured OF protruaing and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-25
A GLIMPSE OF NELSON.
Industrial Notes OF Interest-Exten'
sion of Railroad and Telegraph.

Acton, VA, January ~, 244 rs sai1t i
ern Farm Agency Of Virginia have Y e
been writing here with a view OF
purchasing lands, and there Is IN pros
pect quite boom as the spring opens
( for small farms for ~ fruit and berry
growing No more favorable region
exists than this part of Piedmont e N1r-
GINA for the rotative crops Of straw
berries, blackberries. shuckleberries, and
grapes. They each grow equally Well
and give a variety for: shipment. There
is also a growing demand for cottages,
anywhere in the valleys adjacent to the
railroad at Alton for the families of
businessmen and summer excursionists
Of limited means.
It is rumoled that q barrel factory
will soon be started at Alton. s3
There Is talk Of establishing commu-
nication by telegraph between the court
house and the railway at Oak Ridge.
A northern syndicate Of capitalists
has bought the tract Of timber and mine
raj land containing over. 10000 acres In
the western part Of Nelson county, and
will at once begin to develop and to i'm
prove the property. The improvements
will include, first, a :rairoad-longs talked
of-from the Chesapeake and Ohio at
some point near. or Al, Alton, and down
through the fertile 5Rockfsh Valley. rs
This would contribute not only to Our
own comfort and convenience but would
also increase the value of5lands in every
other section. -
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THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL. L
FewsPeople Know How Useful its
in Preserving Health and Beauty

FewSPeopleE Know How Useful tits
in Preserving Health and Beauty
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efficient dislnfect-
ant and purifier in nature, but few realize
its value when taken into the human sys-
tenn for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal sis remedy that the more
Vol, take Of 1T the better; if{issnot a drug
at ALL buts simply absorbs the gases and
Impurities always present in the stomach
and sintestines and carries them out Of
the. system. ~ -
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking. or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
| Charcoal eff eotuallys lears and improves
| the complexion 1T whitens the teeth and
further acts as natural anG eminentIy
safe ca thartic. - f.isE - 81
TIA bsorhs the injurious gases which COL
I.1ectS In the stomach and bowels; s It dish
fects the mouth and throa + from the 3pois-
on;snf tar.h. :. 9
| An fdruggists sell charcoal IN one form
| Of another, but probably the best char
coal and s the most for the money Is In
sStua rt,s Absorbent .Lozenges; they are
composed OF the finest powdered q, Willow
charcoal, and { other harmless antiseptics
IN tablet form, or rather IN the form
Of large, pleasant tasting lozenges, tie
charcoal being mixed with honey. !
The dailyause Of these Ilozengess will soon
IStell. fng Fmucn improved condi ton Of the
general health, better plexion, sweet
err breath and purer blood. and the beau.
tys OF It is,at hatsn possible sha rm canEre-
suit from their ontinued use, but on the
contrary. great benefit.
| AsRutfalos physician In speaking Of the
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Of dollars. and thsy nov have. : yresrr'

stve mill
Mrs. W. E Gomgan has recovsre4
finally, from the recent severe aocidentsh
her ankle and II again able to Be ont
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. a. Hornshy. Of TAA,
pico, were quests OF friends IN town tl,ss
Ing the week.
Mr.. Ernest Jones ana his wife. sS VIII
1iamsburg spent the day herein thu earfy
part Of the week on important business
Mr.. John s. Denenfvtlls IS back agatnIl
from, q trip to Hampton. where he went
to be present at the nupttal ceremony %
Miss Della Winder and Mr. Richard
Brushwood.
Captain Frank Rogers OF West poinf.
was here THURSDAY on visit In connees-.
ton with his extensive oyster business.
Hon. Sidney Smith.of NiIliannsour1.
was also here Thursday dllinG lesAl
engagement
K. Z. Henley. ESQ. Of wnIianashurs
Mr.. Turner. OF Toano. and Gtniani Of
Kings Mill formed quite soeces9h
hunting party at Grove station, during
the middle OF. the week. A number Of rabs
bits and birds were bagged-
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George Courthouse in the past eighteen

George Courthouse in the past eighteen
months.
Grip Is very prevalent In some sec
tons Of King George, and is of quite
stubborn form. This fashionable malady.
added to an epidemic of acknowledgement,
severe colds (some folks still have
colds" regardless Of the fogyism. while
''grip' Is about, measles, etc, has kept
our doctors exceedingly busy for week
past.
At some points along the Potomac fish
ermen are putting their nets, boats. etc.
in order. in the hope that the weather will
admit Of catching some winter fish early
In February, before the market prices
arc affected Ivy glut Of spring fish.
contract has been awarded for build
Ing q bridge across Dogue Run. near
Hop Yard. in this county-a public need
that has been neglected for a good many
years.
Owing to urfavorable weather since
Christmas. no farm work of any kind
has been done here as yet The ground
has been alternately too wet or too hard
frozen to admit of grubbing. fencing. or
any of the work usually done in jan
uary.
At almost every landing on the Potomac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-25
SEEDING .TIME7INs YORK.
Farmers Preparing for It-Po1itics
Brisk-Personal and Industrin1.

-. - - IT'D
Brisk-Personal and industrial.
YORKTOWN, va, January 24-tspe-
ciaI.) virginians sare just Begin
ing tosrealize that "a New-Year is indeed
upon us, and that mother earth Is calling
TO the sons Of men to begin preparations
forsseeding time. And thus. in obedience
to- her commands. the Emancipation
-larlyA those who make speciality of
truck-ar getting hustle on themselves
and repairing fences. hauling out BARN
yard debris cutting down the corn-stalkss
Of former. crops, and holding themselves
In readiness forsthe first splowfng. as soon;
5ase.'jack frost releases his mortgage on
mother earth's realty. - ~ Z:
The first crop to receive the agr1cul-
turists's attention is the English and gar
dem pea, which Is planted anywhere be-
tween the last Of January and the middle
Of March It. is wonderful, indeed, what
an excessive amount of cold this little
vegetableawill bear, as 1T IS not an infre-
quent sight ito see them blown off even
with the ground after being coated In
sleet. Undaunted by this. the plant raj
lies and at. the E first warm sun rays.
peeps above the soil S.as nonchalant1y as
If nothing had happened. The crop ripens
about the middle Of May and is shipped
to Baltimore, and the snorthern,m markets In
20, -, y -, . -. - 80 ..
VIII De zsnolt, 1uuslns livn ~. sa
81 sesu ns ,,,c,,Id
anu - liz ,,ssaa,ar,aa - Al
Lpeas, W.. te thaiI 7nsh,,;tr ~
nisnous s.sa. = " -
pioSui ms &c. I,,r .,,,,r, !. :
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9he aiso . ~.
gvssil anu
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- - ny, =,
anu -
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mere are sMo pr
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taase, ~, ,.as;Soata ths ~ Nav
~ : =, -, tota,tete js he;n,, baio
Go IT, ~. ,,;e,,-,,1.s n,e ,,.n+1a-
, ..,o.rs =. t a.. .3hat ha cannot han,
1oa.s 80 =, ,,7itl,o,;t ,ai, :
.oau =, s't t..I
srl-
sansa +s ,pnsifyon
e,,;, :, ,a,nf,,I 70.
asp.e a.s So eel ~ aaca ~,
- ene - 81
ues 1nE ~ s M " tlts, epPopEpry
nh. tte ,ranart,, ~ 4t,s lat.
a S1Ae-'S r. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-25

river, In this county. may be seen great
ranks and heaps of cord-wood to be
shipped, to Washington and other cities.
Much Of this fine wood was to have been
shipped this month. while the fuel fam
inc is at its height, and while prices
range high. but navigation unceremo-
niously closed and left it temporarily on
the hands Of Our local dealers, who, ;by
the way. refused fancy prices in Novem.
Der and DECEMBER. It is the opinion OF
many that a good deal Of the wood held
here for higher prices will be sold in
March. when navigation reopens, for sl5O
to $500 less per cord, than was offered
Christ
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- -
We have "a consul-g general atGAntwerp.
I.callad upon him at ii O'Clock this morn
ing,sand I have no. doubt that he knew
just how T looked before i got inside his
door, land t his with tout peeping out OF
the wind oW. IL have rittenf of the brass
peep holes which the French have in the
front doors Of their apartments SO that
? ,neyE can peep through, and wit hout being
seen, size up the person who knocks be-
fore:opening the door. The sBelglans. In
Guiding the; American consul; have an ar
rangement which keeps pace with that of
the French. and goes them one better.
tits a. coInbina ton Of little mirrors fas-
tened on an iron arm OF. bracketSto the
wall just outside the window, so that the
person within can see5a11 that goes on up
or down the street. Himself unseen he
can recognize the passerby. and can spot
every; caller as he approaches his dwell
ing..s Our Gonsul-general sat sAntWerp,saS
he. sits in the large easy chair by his
wind dow looking out on the street, has
three. such mirrors covering both -direc-
tons. and also the street INN edia tely be-
zloW, and the front door.4s would not pre-
tend to insinuate that a great#man like
him wastes hts business hours In watch
ing the fair. passerby; butt doubt mot
he thus spots the stranded Americans and
gives directions to his clerk d to tell OBJ
noxious callers he Isl not In Such Judas
mirrors are common in Is the Neither
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BIG STONE GAP NOTES.


He was quite an athlete. and played nrsl
base on the Wise baseball team lass
summer. ssSlsss5
The death OF this young man tollowtn1 II
close upon three other fatalities from the
same disease. and the fact that there ar
a number Of other caseSSof the sauna KIND &
at wise, have caused soma apprehension
as to the nature OF the maIady. 1t issrs-s
ported that the local. phyaiciana do mot
claim to know what complications are
present with tho fever. They y arosa
studying the disease and calling In their
brother practitioners for consultation
There seems to be an epidemic OF mear
sizes In this town. Dozens OF children
have the disease, sometimes three or four
at a time In the same familys ALI cases
are recovering and no deleteIious results
have followed SO far.
The changeable weather OF ths last
few weeks has left numerous colds
among the people here Scarcely any ono s
has entirely escaped a5z & 80
HERE ANDsTHEF. Is
Mr. VII Hylton, stenographsrs Tor {
the firm Of Bullitt. Kelly. and Hull. was
called home to Wise Thursday. by tele-
gram, on account of the dangerous III
ness Of his mother.
Mr.. e. L-sHarper. president OF the Big
Stone Gap Iron Company. is sick at tbs
| home of his son, e. /. Harper, Jr., on
Imboden Hill. Mr.. Harper has been hers
but few days. He WILL return to Z, e'gf
| York as soon as his health will permit
Rev. John Il w eber.aR. d, who Massa2
one time pastor Of Trinity Msthodiss
church at this place, now president OF
the Kentucky Wesleyan College. at " n-
chester, KY. will lecture at the ne~s
| school hall tonight on Home, Sweet
/ Home Mr.. Weber Is popular lacturar
/ and Is gladly received and appreciated
/ wherever he goes.
/ Mr.. c. b. .Slemp, formerly Q member OK
the faculty OF the Virginia Military In-
stItute, now practicing law sc this place
has been chosen to deliver tho address;
before the Big Stone Gap school. IN Nay.
Mr. Slemp, who is sonao. CongrsssnnAa
Colonel Campbell Slemp. is 9 young mar
OF push and energy, q member OF the Aw
firm OF Irvine and Slemp. Hon. Tats
Irvine being the senior partner.
REV. JOHN DODWEL1A
] Rev John Dodwel has been HansfOH
4 ed from the Kentucky conference OF tbs
Methodist Episcopal church south =
the HoIston Conference to supply The
church at this place, the pniDit OF which
was left unoccupied by the adictton OF
4 Rev n. S. Hamilton, who Ii now Ut thu
( hospital Mr. Dodwell served q charge In
years, but for the last two or thrss yNa1s
he has been In the newspaper work HA
& comes OF a long line Of lIetnod1sts. John
L Wesley received into the church. bis
i grandfather, who preached sixty MINIS
8 years. His father preached forty-NfIhk
Years. and he himself has hsen preaching
i ten years He Is an Englishman but
born and bred In the United States. .sss
HAULING CHILDREN TO SCHOOL,
4; The editorial on .waRon1ng children to
schooIs In the Dispatch. OF January 18th,
Icalls to mind the fact that the school
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81, coo 900 To LOAN on Kansas aHc Okla
homa farms. Whine * Whine. Wichita,
Kan S6-tf
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NoTIcETo REAL ESTATE AGENTS
LOST.

I0ST-CfoId watch. between Rock Island
depot and Emporia avenue. Leave al
Eagle Office. H--tx
LOST-I-adiss' blue ensmeled chstelaine
watch Reward offered at Frisco
Offices. XII
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rooMs FOR Notwithstanding.
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two office rooms, over Isl n.
Main. Inquire of Bruce NJ. Priddy...
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De RC0NA1

fEhSONAL-Midwife graduate of I'm
periai College, Cologne, Germany;
twenty years successful practice IN
america Home for ladies before and
during confinement Babies boarded
ana homes found when desired. Address
Mrs A II. Miller. 500 Vgynona avenue.
corner East Second street Phone CT.
hrr-o
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GO TO Geo. E. Campbell & Co.. as3 North
Main, for insurance and surety bonds
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FOR RENT-Ten-room house. 30S Wa
bash Inquire 12o y. Lawrence. S3-6tx
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5o feet, ITO feet north of Nor
rls, on Market, $500. II. G. Lee, au1 n.
Main. Sa-str
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THE Mechanics Friend Co.. Of this city.
nave succeeded in combining certain
chemical elements in their Magic sham
poo. which make II standard OF quality
and purity For sale by the Moore Drug
Co, rs E Douglas, AID by the Me-
chanic's Friend Co. Wichita. Kan.
S0-Ju-fr-sll-2ot
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Il LOVE HIM BEST OF ALL"
i LOVE HIM BEST OF ALL"
This is the most beautiful song vet
written. The words and music are a
masterpiece of the poets art For sale
In Kansas City BY Jenkins Sons Music
Co: Price, &c: by mail. &c. Cut this
out. 9SS-r~
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FOR RENT-Five-room house. 1855 8.
Lawrence. S4-otx
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TYPEW RiTERS.

:,
and rented. All makes Sold on pay
ments. Millison Office Supply Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On Watches. dia-
monds. Jewelry. Strictly confidential.
402 East Douglas. 7S-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WAN TED-To keep-U-Neat VIII clean
ana press your clothes. & 4 month La
dies skirts cleaned and pressed Flite
Keep Neat club. l07 s Main.
1S-su-tu-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS CHANCES-An established
Cereal Food company desires the serv-
ices OF branch Office manager. COM
pensation $500 per annum; highest
references required and given: opportu-
nlty OF q Lifetime for right party. Ad-
dress Cereal Box 2tSt. Battle Greek.
Mich. S3tf
FOR SALE-A secondhand store. 400 y.
Main. Sastx
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FOR RENTAL 1880 n. Lawrence, mod
ern, 7-room house, barn, etc. Inquire
1i47 y. Lawrence. S5-tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALElA 7-room, modern cottage,
on North Waco, s., 800.
a Groom house on South Erlporia 81 600.
4-room house on Eagle street, $500.
5-room house on South Water street.
$500.
a broom cottage on Jewett, $3.50.
A strictly modern house on Fairview,
$3.50.
We have some splendid bargains in city
property, both in lots and residence
property.
leo acres of the finest kind of farming
land in Harvey county, $50 per acre.
2i0 acres in Butler county, at SIS per
acre
294 acres on the Cowskin. very fine farm
land and the best improvements and a
bargain at $50 per acre.
500 acres of fine grazing land in Ham
ilton county. $4,000
30 acres. only 10 miles from Wichita,
we'll improved, 500 per acre.
800 acres. with the very best improve
nicnts. and only miles from the city
and can be bought now at sac per acre.
We have some very fine farms in Okla
homa. and the prices are so that a fine
investment can be had.
If YOU want to buy or sell a farm, call
and see
JOHN NJ. STANSBERRY & CO.,
Phone 117s. over 227 +. Douglas.
SILT
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Gets rich ny accident or Inheritance.
the other go get there by hard work and
in being shrewd enough 90 take advant-
age Of prices when they are being offered
on standard and staple goods. such ~ We
are now Offering on high grade Building
Lumber. which you can seldom secure
II at. Look at the figures on our yellow
pine and cypress. clear ana sof, hnlsh
Corner First and Lawrence. Phone ~.
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sAEEs.
k6ST FACTORS.

c. b QUINCY
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
O1ce f6 North Main Phone 81.
Judgment certificates IL District Court
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FOR SALEso feet. corner Main and
Waterman, S,Js. b y. Lee, I'd -.
AAIa- S--tx
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STORAGE

SfOhAGk-LargeSt and best storage
room IN the city. We store pack and
repair furniture Call AT 53S S. Erap0ria
for terms Singer & Donneu 5-rf
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FOR SALES feet. on Douglas, between
Water and Wichita, $4,000. II. G. Lee,
POI y. Main. S4-3tx
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PATENTS

PATENTS-Protect your ideas. No al
Iowance; no fee. Consultation free
Established 1864 Milo 5. Stevens & Co.,
esS Fourteenth Street, Washington.
1--20-tu-Sat-52t
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED-ASents for the best laundry
In Kansas. Liberal commission. Adj
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. 24-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS CHANCES-For sale: The
Delmonico Cafe. 1l5-17 5. Lawrence;
fine business, one of the finest restau-
rants In Wichita. Cash or terms See
Dan Howe. 10 :. Market street S5-3tX
FOR SALE OR RENT-Forty-room hotel.
doing first-claSs business. Investigate.
Inquire at No. 40, Wellington, Kan.
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Oklahoma. a great tOwnsite sale and
allotment Is now going on. Town prop
erty and farms adjoining the growing
town of Sayre. are in the sale SIS buys
lot or farm. Write for handsome
Illustrated booklet and maps Of Sayre.
Write today. ". u. Cardwen. Sayre
Q. T. General Agent 2-2l-2tx
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished.


FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping, close in. Inquire
23S n Market. A-Su-tu-St8
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FOR SALE Good blacksmith location
and tools Must be sold by January
18th: Inquire at 10 y. Lawrence,
Nlchl1a- Se-tf
WANTED-Some one TO start lumber
yard ~ "a town close TO Wichita; good
location. Address Lumber care
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FOR RENT-Desirable Office rooms, IN
the Whine building. Whine & Winnie:
stiff
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FINANCIAL.

FOR ADOPTION-Two boys and ono
baby girl. 322 Wynona S4-St
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT OR SALE-Four-room house
and two lots. Inquire 81 y. Cleveland.
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FOR RENT-A nicely furnished. large
east front room. Inquire room 10; 70
n. Market. lo-ti
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FOR RENT-Double front office room,
over 3l3 L. Douglas avenue. Inquire
Barnes & Newcomb Music House:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
A. acres. improved bottom land. 4 miles
OF city. S.9lu.
80 acres improved land. Il miles Of
city $3.50
400 acres. fine, improved bottom land. al
a bargain.
loo acres. improved bottom land 81 SO.
So acres bottom land. near Colwich
g so.
so acres. fine. improved land. - acres
blue grass pasture, IL miles q county
seat This i bargain Al 81 o9o.
-Four lots. 80 feet deep. blocks 81 car
line good location This Is snap. So
/ have farms 81 al kinds and sizes t.
sell al bargain II yea want 10 bug
a far.r come and see me I can please
YOU JOHN FERRITER
aS-tf IS North Main
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Choice East Douglas avenue
lot. $3.50. Reese & Co., III L. First
street.
SAT-