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The Crittenden record., 1906-08-03

spirc a spring poet 10 write a new song
and send Tor Jim Travis 20 sing Il.
The first place of importance was Bu.
Ia modest little village with a store,
blacksmith shop. dozen loafcrs and
a few elm-pcclcr hogs that make their
living digging poke root In the fence
corners The only street In this city
is Plum street and Il runs plum through
town. Just north Of town stands a
lonely scnool house with one hand be-
hind i,s ear listening for children 10
come to school. this Is the last u the
primitive school houses in this country.
IL is built of hown logs and the clab.
hoard roof looks like a frIzlly chicken.
The next place II Importance is
Charleston. famous because Mack
Lynch used 10 live there, and because
/ Myrtle Schwab first embarked in the
produce business In this city.
-Four miles more brought us 10 the
gates Of the city famed for IL health
giving water We put our horse In
the livery stable and proceeded TO take
In the sights u the city. There were
people everywhere. all kinds. sizes.
shapes and eolors. Everyone seemed
TO be- on the move. no one seemed
quite certain where they were going.
or where they wanted 10 20. We met
Sylvan Price. Arch Davidson and
Arthur Watkins They seemed To bs
In the full enjoyment n rcsy health.
but you can imagine our surprise when
Sylvan informed US that the trio were
there in search of balm for their dis.
eascd anatomys and comfort for their
broken spirits, and boys here is hop.
ing that you may return to your ma
tive hoaths in the bloom Of youth and
health.
After spending the day In Dawson
Springs We returned TO our old stamp
ing-ground, spent the night and startcC
early Thursday morning for Providcnc,
TO catch the overland limited for Black
ford, The trains on this road are lin
tied in speed, that is they run at III,
rate Of eight miles an hour and max,
four trips from Providence TO Black
ford each twcn,y.four hours, provide,
they don't have too many wrecks
The train was crowded with passen
. gers and was running very slowly
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Ruth

Zach Conner, Of Princeton, was in
this neighborhood last week.
Our farmers commenced cutting the
weed last week. The crop is uncom.
monty heavy.
ESQ. J. F. Moore. Of Princeton. stay
ed with his brother. 7. II. Moore. last
Thursday night. He was on his way to
Tolu to visit his son DR.. Moore.
Rev. j. 7. Board had his watch stolen
last Sunday night. The thief no doubt
was familiar with the surroundings. as
Il was taken while the family was
asleep. The thief's conscience. how.
ever. got to hurting and he returned il
uninjured, Wednesday night.
81. p. Dalton, Of Crider. bought the
first crop Of the season Of broom corn
for the Morgan broom factory. last
Tuesday. Mr.. Morgan makes on the
shares for half, or Tor lOc per broom.
d. A. Vinson. Of Enon, was here last
week. He thinks the RECORD Is all
right and 50 do We.
]. 7. Morgan went to see James p.
Asher, II Farmersville. who il very
low with cancer Of the stomach.
Mrs. Elisha vinson, Of CrcsweI. was
here shopping, Saturday.
Hackney had a light run Of custom
at his corn mill Saturday. Old corn
Is scarce.
Broom corn is looking well. ]. NJ.
Spickard brought a few stalks 10 town
that were i2i feet long. Tom Morgan
says tell the people ;ha, he wants to
make Il up into brooms.
Dr.. Spiekard and his best girl were
AZ Sunday school Sunday evening.
Your correspondent was mistaken in
last weeks Ruth items as to the age Of
uncle Thomas Asher. He is 20 years
old instead Of 30. He still asks how
many birthdays he has seen that came
on Sunday.
T. NJ. Stevenson and family and Miss
Ruthie Morgan visited at Earl Nor.
gan's, in the Frcdonia neighborhood
Sunday.
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Farmersville

Master Richard Brown, of Prir
visited relatives here Saturday al
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsie Ken
Iron Hill, We're the guests ofC. c.
ker Saturday and Sunday.
j, p. Asher, who is suffering
cancer Of the stomach, is very lc
this writing.
A. p. McNeeley is building
for John Hewlett, of Crider.
Miss Lola Deboe who has been
ing her grandmother, of Rufus, r,
ed home Saturday.
j. H. Brown and family visited
lace Throckmorton and family SUI
Misses Roena and Lovenia So
Rufus, We're the guests of their z
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jim Son. S
day.
The school at this place is prog
ing nicely with Miss Aldora Cartw
as teacher.
Prayer meeting every Sunday 7
Everybody come and be with us.
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Starr.

Editor Of THE RECORD not seeing any.
thing from this section and knowing
that YOU have large number Of read.
ers in this part Of Gods moral vineyard
We viii write YOU a few jottings.
The meeting is on this week. but We
can't give any particulars at this time.
Our school is in progress with Mr..
Woodson as teacher.
Several are camping and attending
the meeting.
Mrs. Belle MeNeely and children Of
Padueah, have been visiting in this
section.
Little Perry, son of ]. II. Travis. ha.
oeen very sick, hut is better at this
writing.
Mrs. Cogwell. wifeoi Henry Cogwell.
died Friday night, and was buried here
Saturday.
Ernest Taekwell has returned from
Kansas.
]. b. MeNeeley is well pleased with
his school at CopPeras Springs.
Charley Hunt is running his saw mill
through the day time and cutting hay
by moon light.
D. S. F. Crider and W. C. Cnvne
have been hauling lumber for Smith
James q Co.
Taylor & Crayneare cutting tobacco
Dunn & McCaslin were in this section
last week looking Tor fat "sookies." "
The Hill Spring campers have folded
their tents and gone west.
Our neighbor and editor, ]. Frank
Conger. makes a rush through this part
every few days. Frank is a business
fellow and he will help to make the
RECORD 70 right TO the front as news
paper.
Miss Ethel Riley, young lady over
near Enon, has had very serious at.
tack Of heart trouble.
Albert Handy, Of illinois, is visiting
HE mother, Mrs. Sarah Handy.
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Sam Howerton.

Sam Howerton.
II you buy your furs and cloaks
from US We will save YOU big money.
All our medium priced goods in already.
Sam Howerton.
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LOCAL NEWS
Fredonia and Kelsey

Mrs. j. L. Ashbrook, of Lafayette,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.
R. OVERLY.
Rev. Charles Gregston. of Kuttawa,
preached at tie Baptist church Sun
day.
This will be our biggest business
year. We aim to keep our prices down.
Sell for cash and cash only.
Sam Howerton.
Woodford Millen, of Hampton, was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Esther Morris Wooten, of La
fayette, is visiting Mrs. E. Richmond
OVERLY.
James Lowery and family went to
Marion Monday.
Get your fall ginghams, percalls, and
black. blue and grey wool dress goods
now, our stock is new and complete on
these goods.
Sam Howerton.
John Lowery and family attended
church at Bethlehem last Sunday.
Earl and Eckles Rorer, of Crittenden
were visiting in Caldwell county last
Sunday.
Mr.. Patterson and family have moved
into the house bought of w. d. John
son.
The school is on boom here. A
large attendance and splendid teachers.
Several from here are attending the
meeting at old Piney Fork camp ground
this week.
The worms and farmers are both cut
ting tobacco at rapid tie.
The liggest and best stock Of shoes
in Caldwell county, all kinds all prices,
new goods, stock complete.
sam HoWertOn.
Harry Martin has returned from
Florida for visit on business.
DR.. r. c. Farris was in town Monday
Oscar Gray. Of Evansville was in
town Monday.
W. B. Jones. Of Kuttawa attended
services at the Baptist church Sunday.
We buy from the best factories. pay
cash for all the goods that we receive.
keep nothing but the best money will buy
and more than any other store in this
coaEty.
Sam Howerton.
II you buy your furs and cloaks
from US We will save YOU big money.
. All our medium priced goods in already.
Sam Howerton.
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U. s. Marshall IN Town Tuesday

Wade Brown, deputy United States
marshall. was In the city Tuesday look.
ing after some business matters. He
arrested Frank r. Richards Tuesday
morning in Padueah charged with rob.
bing the post Office at Mexico, Critten.
den county, some time in April last
and lodged him in Jail. He left on the
Hopkinsville train for that city. where
he took charge Of some prisoners,
which he carried to owensbOro. Lyon
County Times.
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FOR SALE

one house and 10, IN Kelsey. two
business rooms, shelved and eight
counters; three private rOomsI one sta
bic and buggy house; within 70 yards
Of depot. One Of the best stands for
Business you can find anywhere. Also
a farm for sale, cheap. Write or see
me. ]. ID. PARR.
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Oscar Thomason has returned
Kansas.
Miss Corda Smart is teachile
school at Belmont,
The Crittenden record., 1906-08-03

We got Of 60 walk Tor a little rest
a. We we're going around a curv, ",
heard someone say Hello Dock
We looked down the side ~ the train
and saw the dusky hand of Halle wico,
waving frum the car window VI,
saw hh face with great smile on it
as be- hailed us with delight We were
soon In Whcatcroft and there We found
Coleman Haynes and Tricc Bennett
asleep on the platform. They looked
worn and weary a. " they had been
losing sleep. We persuaded them g.
hoard the train and rricc complained
Of being very hungry. We reached
Blackford safely In time 10 catch the
eleven O'Clock train Tor Marion. Tt.ee
asked us 10 buy him a ticket while he
went inquest oi something TO satisfy the
gnawing hunger produced by an empty
gastrunomic organ. Triee came back
with a ham sandwich. We met sew
eral of our citizens at Rlackford and
their presence made "a feel that we
were nearing home sweet home.
Well We were soon at home enjoying
the blissful presence Of cur better half
and little children. but We wish TO say
that Il is grca, 10 take a vacation. but
there are some unpleasant features
about this vacation business. | had
just reached my Office and was going
over the statements that had accumu.
lated, when Uncle Lucian Miles came
in to collect my laundry bill and other
collectors followed thick and fast. an
telling me they were bound TO collect
as Il was the frs, of the month. When
other people would pass me hv and
scarcely speak, they did not seem 10
realize that we had been out ~ ,lSn,
but We have settled down to business
and " fate Is kind TO Us we expect
TO take another vacation about four
yCau hence. but we cannot give the
exact date. II our plans matcrallrc
We will write them.
Man wanted Somewhere near Ma.
rion. 10 assist us IN showing and sell.
Ing properties No experience neecs.
sary, u willing 10 let us teach you the
real estate business. Salary 5000 a
month. 10 honest man. willing . de.
vote part of his time TO this business.
Cooperative Land Co. Andrus
Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Sl00 Reward SlOO

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages. and
that is Catsrrh Halls Ca:srTh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con.
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucuous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up III /,
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing It's work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that IL fails 10 cure. Send for list
Of testimonial.
Address r J. CHENEY & Co..
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 7jc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constip.
alton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

ia France shoes for Indies At Perry's.
Get your phosphate at the AveriIi
Mills.
Be snre and come To tile NJ. r. church
for supper tonight
Mems and boys Jerseys at the Frank
McWhorter Co. Store.
Fortyinch white lawn, 12iac per
yard, 1T Nanghanis.
VIM Miers returned from Boston last
night with two new BARRIERS.
Go To Miers barber shop. Bis North
Main street, and try the electric mas
sage.
Don't forget tie social vi The MI. II.
church this afternoon and evening. Sup
per from five % seven. ss
A lsay's bicycle III first condir
ton may be secured at bargain. BIZ
calling at n Richardson street.
A genuine surprise took place Hi the
home Of Nj. and Mrs. Weston Walker
Monday evening. when over thirty OF
their friends walked im Mr.. and AIRS.
Walker had been married five years that
day. The evening was enjoyed by all
present ms music aud singing was in,iulg
Jed in. and Jokes came from every side.
The ladies served cake, coffee and fruit.
and Edward Smith, in behalf of the
company presented Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ker china tea Set and n very nice
hammock. All declared they had en-
ioyrd themselves when they came TO say
good night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

Miss Flora Atkins Is visiting in
Marshfeld az Berton Pixies
Raymond Haincs Is stopping at home
for an indefinite length cf time owing
to poor health following an attack OF
grip.
Mrs. Harley Haines OF Greensboro has
been stopping at NJ. $. Haines for a
week past.
Mrs. Tyler Dow was taken seriously
III last Friday but at present is more
comfortable.
a reception was given By the Epworih
League and Methodist people 20 Rev.
and Mrs. +. +. Currier last Thnsday
evening; over so were present. Refresh.
ments of cake and coffee were served.
Music was furnished and pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Everybody is pleased to tile tile pleas
ant faces Of Mrs. n. q Smith and dauch.
ter, Pansy, who have recently come
home from San Francisco and who were
50 fortunate ms 10 barely escape death
during the disaster which occurred there
They are glad to get back TO good Old
Vermont"
Mrs. Ina Rogers is home from Bur.
lington for n few days when she viii
again resume her duties as matron OF
the odd Ladies' Home in that place.
Erastus Nichols Is painting and paper
ing his house recently purchased OF the
estate OF Martin Wakefield and will
move ~ soon as sufficient repairs are
made
The sad Intelligence was received here
from Bradford OF the death,of Rev ]. 81
Sherburnc, former pastor here
The remains Of Mrs. David Nelson
former resident Of this village. were
brought l.ere last "Wednesday from
springfield, Mass. Funeral services were
hedl in tile Methodist church Thufsday
snfternoon, conducted by Rcvs Il. 4. Cur.
4iicr Burial was at lower Cabot 81,
lett husband and daughter to mourf
the loss Of devoted wife and mother
j also brother
I David Nelson md Mr. and Mrs. Afafti,
Stone wcre III town last week TO bnss
the remains OF Mrs. Nelson.
Earl Rogers was ai home over sun
faay from college. Re WIS sailed /,
YMonipelier By the sudden death Of Miss
tJessie Marvin u sclioolnlata ard elan.
I graduate when he attended the seminaiy
there. f
Werner Owens is home from Bostor
Visiting his parents.
4 =. $. Rogers and wife were called &
Montpelier last Friday TO attend fht
funeral Of Miss Jessie Marvin. AN
i AIiss May Ormsbec was at home Sal
/ urday from Barre a few lourz.
4 The annual meeting Of tie ". G. T. u
will be held hrrc Wednesday and Thurs
i day of this week commencing We;lnas
4 dav at 3 p. III. In the evening Mrs. Ress
will speak and Thursday evening Mrs
/ Bailey gives an address. It Is HOPES
there will be'a good audience; al public
/ A dinner win be served in the Conprc
gational church Thursday noon 70 al
who are hungry y
Mrs. phincas Ladd anil children d
Barre are stopping with her mother
airs. Eli stone for short time.
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GIDEON. Wear white gloves and badges.
JAS. Elrick. secretary.
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CHELSEA.

The painters finished painting the in
terror walls of Congre gafinnal church
Saturday and The following local car
penters, VIII Goodwin, Harvey Spear
and Fred Lewis commenced laying q
new hardwood floor IN the auditorium
Monday morning.
Capt. w. II. II. Hall ii having another
room finished of in The Bacon & Hall
block. Charles Il, Godfrey IL doing the
work.
Mrs Geo. 4. Tracy Is seriously i'll as
LIS also Mr.. Tracg's mother, Aunt Mary
Tracy, as she Ii Familiarity called, who is
thought to have suffered slight shock
Monday afternoon.
Willie, the son vi DIT. and Mrs. B. I'll.
Adams, who has been So dangerously
HI Of late has 80 far improved as to be
able to be out III doors again.
Among those from out Of town who
were here Monday, we noted the follow
ing, Ben Tucker Of 'Iunbridge, Irving
|Coyill and deputy Sheriff Frank RI,
Martin OF WilliamstoWn, and Roscoe Ii.
Williams OF Corinth.
One Of the most pleasant occasions
Oh tne year WAS Inc exercises OIL the
graduating classes OF the high school
nd@graded school which was held AL the
town hsll friday evening last From
the gfanlnar school graduated The fol-
lowing Alta /. Sleeper, Ola M. Hood,
Bessie Es Eokey Martha a. Rogers,
Sadie B Zones, Alice r. l4ougec, Karl II,
kene9son, Arthur i. Dickinson, Harry
Goodwin, Royal D. Townsend, Earle IL
FuileY and Herbert III Comstock and
| the graduates Of the high school were:
Jessie T.. Davis, Elsie Nj. Hood Margaret
lComstoek, Gail Corwin, Carroll r. Little
and Joseph A. Tracy. The exercises
CONSISTED in vocal music by members d
! thesschool, declamations, essays and ora
| lions BY the graduates and every effort
lof the members OF these two classes
gave evidences OF careful thought. study
and preparation and were rendered in
SO fire manner as 10 be worthy Of es-
peeial mention and praise. Space for
bids but TO say, however, that the par.
ents Of the gradustes have abundant
reason to feel proud OF their children
and every citizen Of Chelsea has album
dant reason also to feel pleased with the
work that il being done Id the schools
throughout the town as Was clearly de-
lnonstrated upon the platform at these
graduation exercises.
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Notice to clansmen.

A special meet
ing Of Clan Cor
don, No. IL, will
be held Saturday,
May 9th, at 1850
p. M, for the pur'
pose of attending
the funeral Of oul
late brother, Jas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

y Special conciave Of st. Al
- deiDar Commandery, Thurs
iNSA--L1 day evening, May Ia, from
lls I,H9 Il 1880 To $500. for the purpose
lE4ZAJ Of drill, Per order james
z Zzss2A Wilson, I. G.
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Art Loan Exhibit.

The Ladies' Union Of the Universal
list church viii give Il social and art
loan exhibit In &hn ehisrcl, parloTs Wed
nesxiay I'll ftmpocnI Man Iii. win the
cortw!ftsst nf TIRE nilion kindly meet al
2 b6kaosS.s 81 there is important busi,
ness to be brought ups Supper from
5 to I o'clock. Menu.
Corn Chowder Hot Rolls
Cold Meat Olives Pickles
Assorted Cake
Strawberries and Cream
Tea and Coffee
Admission, including supper, Use
Children 15c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
WASHINGTON.

Visit Mrs. r A. Warmers millinery
parlors il you wish to see the latest
styles in summer millinery
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The BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, MAY is, 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Fair tonight. slightly warmer in the
western portion. Thursday fair, light
southvest8winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
a Western Wonder.

There's Il Hill at Boy ic. Tex, that's
twice AS big rs last year This won
der is w l.. Hill. who from weight
of 80 mounds has grown TO over $50.
lie says: 81 suffered with a terrible
cough, and doctors gave me up 10 die
OF Consumption. | was reduced to 80
pounds, when ! began taking pr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. Now after
taking II bottles. have more than
doubled in weight and am complete
ly cured" Only sure Cough aud Cold
cure Guaranteed by w. Blair Lang
horne. druggist. soc and 81. Trial bot.
tie free. Siiu-th,i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03

Willie Keelcr. but It Is doubtful if
there IS more scientific batsman liv-
ing. "Kcelcr." says Charley Nichols.
the veteran pitcher. 'is the hardest
mnn to fool | ever faced He keeps n
Pitcher guessing all tile tnr lie may
hunt. place the hit Just over the out
folders heal or send 1t on Il long line
drive down tile field" Since lS!3 lIce-
Ter has been batting above 800 and
that IS going some. He is IL left hand
hitter and croucllcs above the plate
with the bnt grnsprd we'll upon the
handle. lie Is five feet seven Inches
tall AMI weighs 100 pounds
kcrler IS ono OF the best hunters IN
the business. There are only two oc-
casions when to bunt.'' he says-"wlien
YOU want to advance Il man from first
to second or second 10 third, or when
there are no men or the buses" Kerlnr
doesn't believe I'm the plny often tried
Ivy many teams Of bunting IL man ~
from third. lie advises batsmrn to
act ms indifrcrentiy as possible when
they approach tho plate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03

The French river Rhonc Is II subtcr-
rancnn strcnm near Bcllrgardc. n van
isblng In n stibtcrranran gulf and there
remaining for q considerable dSa ncr
The engineers propose to change this;
romantic geology by drumming the river
ana turning the whtcr into two parallel
tunnels, which will conduct the rivc;
two miles and II half To two power
generating stations. Here II fall Of 20u
feet Will yield 100000 horse power for
200 days In the year. The COS; Is
placed M about S5.uO0.OO0. ana the use
OF the power is estimated rs equivalent,
to working an incXhnusiiblr coal bel
supplying l,G00000 tons Il year.
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CONSUMPTION CURES.
italian Physicians Experimenting
WITH NnrInus NIcIhohs

with various Methods.
Consul DurniEg of Milan gives an
interesting account OF some expert
lncmts in The use of the Bellring system
Df vaccination as Il cure for consump-
ton which have been carried OH by
group of Italian experts:
Several oxen Which had been vac
cinatel with the Bellring treatment
were slaughtered With other oxen
Which had been under inspection for
some months, willie others were al
lowed to continue in life in order to
further develop the effects of The treat
mcnt. These animals Wee slaughtered
IN Milan some time later under lie Iii
rcction of the physicians Interested In
the earlier experiments. OF four oxen
killed. three had boon vaccinatrd Will
the Hchrn= treatment and aftcrward
had the tuberculosis virus injected in
to their veins. The autopsy. while II
did not show definite results. gave en-
coural:rmcnt 10 tic investigators, Tho
OK which had not brra vaccinatcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
noREs LIKE AN AuGER.

cylinder slightly larger than The tunnel
TO be driven. ana II Is furnished With
n strong and sharp cutting edge ut the
front This cylinder Is forced forward
by hydraulic rams. There ARE six arms.
all rndiating from heavy center shaft
TO these arms are fixed strong chiscls.
and tile arms are made to rcvolvc by
an electric motor Mt the hnck. The ma
chine nets ms mn nugcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03

SPECIAL NOTICE 81 400 WILL
earn t. per cent gross, if invested
in that Groom house and lot we
offer for 81 200. renting at $l.0 an.
nially. IT the straight per ccn.
loan $500 now OH it is allowed 10
remain $3.50 will pay the $50 inter.
est on il to give you Is per cent on
your own $500 Invested Title Co.'S
Guarantee goes with it. SOMMER-
WILLIE e CO. First National Sank
Building G-:,-3t
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Under the r,,n,,c.

The Rntclilf Rothcrhthc tunnel. now
being built under the Thames. will
Take five years TO construct. Its length
will he G,SS3 feet. with an external
diameter of thirty feet. which will al
low Il carriaCcway of sixteen frrt AM,
two footwnys. four feet eight ana n
linlf inches wide. When It Is finished
there will no three tunnels under the
Thames Mt London.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-ALL OUR CHI
enis have done well on the lots at
the Exposition grounds We selected
Tor them. Why not you set some of
the profits To liz made On them?
Get our list and maps. SOMM
WILLIE Il co. 6-3,2t.