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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

DO YOU KNow7
o6th ar lots has NOW bsgunf
This week Will see the sidewalks and ali
street work complete OR prices are these
YOU would name il you were asked 20 make
an Offer Our property Is fne choicest In The
city and our terms EiIl suit Toar means
Prices s1150. $50 cash
CHANDLER & B0URS. 2s5 Mont tsomery 81
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CITY Real EzAH

7 y. WRIGHT a CO
RIAL ESTATE And fNSC $50
- and y erTIEk 81.
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wEsTFRN ADDTTroN FI.ATs

q .t0o-Duboce sv. close 20 Duboce park;
fats Of 7-s rooms and bath each: IN good
condition and renting for SIS per month ;
mortgage 1000 With the German bank
car remain, S5xI10-
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IoY q MAHER. HatsoarllIe. cal.

FRUIT, BERRY and POULTRY LANDS
81. .500-Three and 3s-iG0 acres: nearly all out
70 S~year old Sewt0wn apples; buildings;
all rich bottom land; $500 cash; splendid losa-
ton, not far cut
S4.500-35 acres; about 1.soo bearing apples:
balance good fruit or vegetable land, fne spring
on place. neaz Watsonville rich loan land (;
neer school and churches, buildings.
So 75GOne OF the best acre houe. II
Santa. Cruz county acres in full bearing
Newtown apples. new room cottage, rfc1
bottom land; clcse 70 rsilread station near
WatsonviIle: part cash
Write and tell Us what you want This
valley Is the most productive and prosperous
IN California
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CITY REAL ESTATE-Cc1finued
BALDWIN H0WEI1> 31S-S24 kEARSf 81
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNT ST.
REAL ESTATE AND RENT COLLECTING.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. INSURANCE PLACED.
MEMBERS OF TEE 6. f. REAL ESTATE
BOARD.
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coon RENTING FLATS.

! E.2So1Szfh st close 10 Castro: ) Eats ana
cottage; renting for $50 per month; good
renting Iocatlon. close 10 business iSea-
ton; large sunny lot t5g-ei
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FIATS CLOSE ~

3. .Ef-Price reduced; Fell close 20 E1il-
more good Substantial 1sts ot
rooms and bath each upper renting for
<S5s lower owner mortgage OF S-sov
can remain: improvements il perfect
condition; owner xn1ious 20 sell; 2SxlSs g
feet
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DoAN 4 GLOVER.
an-s fsfh ST bet Mission and Valencia.
Phone Market 5433.
81 Ooo-Lot 25x12o; 18th av- nr. St; this Is .
snap: make ofer
81 0oo-Lot 2JxiI4: ready for building; Hill St
near Church: beautiful view; easy terms.
81 sso-Corner lot 51xe5 Mission ST.
So 3oo-Sweu room cottage. porcelain bath
stationary tubs. patent toilet. high base
mert. lot 2Jx10o; Riehland sv. near Mis-
sion st car. Small amount down. balance
ike rent
80 400 room cottage, fne lot. street work
done. near 18th and Valencia Sta
90 5aa-roftere OF roor,s and bath. lot 25x11x
22d St near Church
s12 5oOL-3 beautiful fats Of rooms and bath
each: beauned cesl;ng. round bay window
and all modern improvements: income
<r15 per month. street work done; near
Ashburv and Haight srs.
DOAS & GLOVER
sn73 18Th st bet Mission and Valencia
wEIsSBEIN BROS & CO.. OWNERS.
1<1 Sutter St bet Kearny and Montgomery.
SUNDAYS Branch. cor. Califoruix St and 26th av
81 -Southeast cor. 9Th av- and St: streea
hrfumfuixed. this Is one Of the most de.
sIrab}e corners In the Richmond district
cash or terms
we sIso own variety Of other lots IN II.
Richmond district ranging from $500 up al
readv to bald on easy terms. fair treatment
rreasous bic prices: low rate OF interest W.
can save yon money Il ron are In the marke
to purchsse
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AnnTTTOX RETDENCE.

ss,6oo-Askt o6er; owner anxious 70 sell; Grove
St Ezker. good 2. story residence
occupied hv orner and N FIRST class con
ciflol; hiKh class ne1ghbo-hood; 25x1S1 %
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SPECIAL
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
W b NcGERRT & CO.. Al MONTGOMERY ST
Green 1T near Fillmore. splendid room modem
house: lot 25x13s-s, price $500
SAX FR4NCIsco sOUTH-Tfst your san Fran
cleo South property with W f. ALTYATER
CO... branch ofhre Railroad ana 18th avs;
main ofgce 25e5 Missicn 1t. bet 21xt and 22d
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sAcRTTIcE SALE

Tt~.~ rsa6err fats of s 8 and rsors and
h.~< ~1~n ritk hirh heseuenf, IN ther91zh
.-~refr- Fre<ersek "a near Para A renuire
brrrsin car nor be duplics-rt Tor SO 90. but
- - ~-If - CO r1ortR1ee remain
~ v B0ODT CO.
s7o Buzh SE
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E-Eu-v piece oc Improved p-operQ 1no
usrv lots IN thfs lsf are o9ereo n Eoa-
est rsioes, which win - proven oF
cs-eful Inspection q sEre
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

- - -s-sA-1N- -
Corner Center and Oxford Sts,
Berkeley. Cal
An ideal alfalfa and dairy ranch Of over 100
acres. now in operation. within 50 miles OF San
Francisco: fns house. large barns and out
houses. abundance OF free water for irrigation:
price So COO: easy terms 10 right party: this
prices includes COWS. hogs. cream separator en-
tire OUTFIT OF farm implements and over 100
tons Of hay
% acres In Aerced county. Cal. IS IN alfalfa.
II in vines and fruit: splendid buildings: dairy
in opersfions price, including stock so. .0oos
IS 900 cash. balance in or years
For further particulars spply 70
r. A. BERRY & CO.
A h MACDONALD.
Manager CountrT Department
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LYDON. EGAN q co,
113 Montgomery Street
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BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS
81. soo-Cheapest lot in the district: sTo0 less
than anything in the neighbornood OAK
13l.6 on Washington ST. close to Larktn:
nice lot OF improvements around it;
reasonable offer considered: only a tribe
more than <i1o q foot, within easy walk
OF downtown 1924
81 soo-Street work all done: nne view Of city,
etc.: lots on Lotts ST near Parnsssus av.
csrline; Il cash. balance easy payments
81 5co-Lesc lot left On Sacramento at this low
figure Of sleo foot; all others from
xI60 upwards; take advantage OF this; It
won't LAST long.
81, Too-0n Geary 81. csriire. street work con-
p1ete: excellent for small business prop
erty and for fats: All ieFel and ready for
building
We have tust issnet new list Of properties
sc- eale IL you coutenplste investing send
for .orr LIST II viii make II easier FOR you
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL. s1s-s2z KEARSY ST.
OSCAR HEYMAS & BROTHER,
115 Montgomery St
Keerny 5eA
SPECIAL SPECIAL
$40 DOWN IS MONTHLY.
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REsIDENcE cHFAPlEAsY TERNs

sc. 5o0-Alna s. close 70 Golden Gate park
new story residence Of rooms and
hath: for sale On very egsy terms; $500
casn: balance same as rent
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OUR BIG DITCH
NOW COVERS 25.oo0 ACRES
Of the very best land II California ard later
ais hare been run to each 20 acres: 1907 p-o1-
nets were: Alfalfa. SEQ 10 So per acre. prunes
ard pears. $50 70 <515 Der acre. oranges. s250
20 $1,000 per scres everT Vegetable. frsllt-
grain or grass does well here- well drsi1ecs
very EealthfuI: 10 malaria: Glenn and Ccl1sa
counties: west side q SacTanent0 river
Our special offer 10 close out the Bcsgs tract
: e $3.50 per acre rer month. Including taxes
and interest On cur best 500 land. JON our
excursion SATURDAY. afternoon Wrfte for book
let C. n WOOSTER CO.. 7o2 Market -.
after oscloek
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"a. .55o-5 brand new fats. rent for $50. electric
lights gas; concrete foundation: strictly mod
ern, $1,000 cash, bal without interest: terms
For ssle-Cottsges, fats. lots at your own
terms by calling On
p. EHH,
24f5 18th st near Bryant
RICHMOND DISTRICT
COTTAGE
$500 cash. rooUs and bath cottage: Let 16x
l2o- balance rent
J. C. HERoLD CO.. <c7 Pine ~
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grcHuoND DrsTRrcT

RICHMOND DISTRICT
$500 cash balance easy payments. win buy
an elegant { room cottage. With high base
meur and garden, this must be sold within
week PRICE S2.ef5- Apply SIS 18th az
s.. .fOo-Coftsge. rooms. BATH near West av-
and Mission St: 4 }otss year old fruit frees
IN full bearing: berries ard garden. sewer. in
street; price reduced from 50 eoa- nnss be sod
IN 10 DAYS. easy ferus- FIFE & DEFA0Il.
ssz3 Mission 81.
FOR safe-sz 400. half cash near wv coz San
chez and HUI ste-: new cottage, large rcouIs
and hath Apply premises o. 10 T. ALEX
CAMPBELL. 1907 KohI building
81 eoo-Snsp: s HIchmon1 ezts- near psrk :
rea4s <1Ss mcEtt; $500 cnsh balance mart
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STOCK AND FRUIT RANCH
t12, ,0o0-Business- health. comfort. you can have
al this II you bug ny mountain ranch IN
S01oaaa CO.. On G1zlaia river This ranch.
containing l-3o1 acres. while delightful
scenic resort. with exceptionally IN
vigorstins and hezlthfnl climate. IS a
splendid business proposition Call G.
write and VIII tell ycu why I con-
slider tbs the best thing u California f0r
the ncney-
Eff FISK
PEOPLES Exprexs Vzreho1xe
Cc-- AdeiIne and Stuart Berkeley.
40 ACRES II CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
MILE WEST or 0AKI.ET-
acres year old ZinfzndsI Grapes
LII acres A year old zinfaniel GraDes
III acres yesr aud year old Apricofz
8 acres year Old Soft Shell AIrnonEs
Tie SOL Is 4 deep sandy loan and = verv
prosactise Crop sold for 81 .o5o this year Tssl
property is close - schoois and churches: good
roads the Ees-x sro'sni - oco can remain.
y. B. KNOWLES CO.
5oS-G7~ First >sztlo1zl Bank Oakland Cal
PAI.o ALTO
Suburban bs5idtng lots adjoining stanford
university minutes Walk frou depot street
improvements: large villa lots ezsT mearhIy
Pzymenfs {. ~ WOOSTER COMPANY 7oc
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MARINE VIEW LOTS
LesFenworth st. northern part OF city; good
hniidEag lets from 81. 400 ar; 81
rzDge terms
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SOUTH or MARKET LOT
axe o6ef-11snFtoa ES. south Of Howard; level
building lot 2sI75; owner anxious 70 sell
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RIcHnoSp FLATS. CLOSE IN

k1Ch4OND ELAIS- NLOSE IN
g 5oo-sd eS north Of Golden Gate park; 2
rice new. modern fats renting for $50 per
month; only year old and in perfect con-
cir-01: good loT, In east side OF street
25IIze. 600
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We have 3 new Zee. OF 6-5-7 roeuas and bath
Il Golden Gate av- near Central; just completed
and I'd 70 date n every respect. rents &l2s-5e
per rso1f-f. price 81. 600.
- z0o-(sruTe St. eouth side. rs feet east ot
Cole: 2JxI57.6. car lines one block either SIDE,
and blocks from Golden Gate park
<So0-efh av and & South San Francisco;
conner 1o0xIOo: viii consider terms.
s2cO-North av-. 70 feet north of PoEhattaR;
50 fest front. depth Irregular short distance
frun 2eth and Mission sfs-
s17s-victoris ST. $50 feet north Of Garfield
25xIeo-
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FOR sale or exchange Ter Oakland or country
property. good paying business In growing su6-
Urb % Oakland. average sales per ucntA.
$500; price Sc. coo. also room house. bath.
pantry. high basement: eiry water EHss
street work done. lot 40x165s fruit. lowers
. poultry yards. u block from carllne. address
box ~ Call Office Oakland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-28
ECONOMY, IND.

Economy, Ind, Aug. 2s.-Those that
went to the Richmond chautauqua
Thursday from here were: John Macy,
Claud Swain, Frank Greenstreet, Mrs
Agnes Osborn, Mrs. Ester Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt, Ella Potter,
Daisy Osborn, Newman Mendenhall,
Leila Lamb, Mrs. Charley Harris, Mrs.
Glennie Lamb, John Mills, Jennie
Conoroe, Laura Mills and Edgar Man
ing
The Veal-Cain reunion at Ballenger's
Park Thursday, was fully up to the
standard of previous reunions. A big
dinner was served at the noon hour,
and the afternoon was spent in a So
cial way.
Mrs. Loop, wife of Dr. A l.. Loop, is
i'll.
Miss leila and Master Reece Lamb
| were entertained by Miss Ida Lamb
Thursday.
Wash Study and grandson, were
here shopping Thursday.
Leander Anderson was in Williams
burg, transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oler entertained
large number of relatives at dinner
| Thursday.
Rev. William Oler and family OF
| Dublin. Mr.. and Mrs Ora Oler of Mad
ison county were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Oler Wednesday night.
Miss Daisy King of Centerville was
here attending the Oler reunion.
| John Replogie has been sick several
days with summer grip.
Clover hulling is about finished
The yield was poor but the quality OF
seed good.
| W. L. Fenimore and family are en-
Pertaining company this week.
John Chapman and Deck Haxtor
made trip to Lynn Wednesday.
| Mrs. Charley Hunnicutt arrived
from Richmond Thursday
Mrs. Jennie Macy of Pittsburg, is
here visiting relatives
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so DECEPTIVE,
Many Richmond People Fail to Real.
ize the Seriousness.

Backache is SO deceptive
1t comes and goes-keeps you guess
ing i
Learn the cause-then cure it.
Nine times out of ten it comes from
the kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills
cure it.
Cure every kidney ill from back
ache to diabetes.
Here's Richmond case to prove it:
Patrick Mitchell of 412 North Fifth
street, Richmond, Ind, says: my wife
thinks Doan's Kidney Pills is great
remedy for hackache, and other pains
that come from the kidneys. She was
weak and miserable for a long time
with kidney trouble and suffered a
great deal Of pain in the back and in
other parts Of the body. She tried
many remedies but did not find much
benefit until she began using Doan's
Kidney Pills. They helped her from the
very beginning of their use and she
was soon cured. We both think a
great deal of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-28
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A girl Is never going to go very far
wrong who is a good chum Of her IA
Their and brothers.
There is a family in every neighbor-
hood which furnishes amusement for
the rest and doesn't know it.
Every one has had more happy days
In his life than wretched ones. but how
he lets the wretched ones stand out!
There are SO many operations of late
that a man can become distinguished
by arriving in heaven all In one piece.
One great trouble in life is that the
paths for going wrong are planted so
prettily with flowers at the beginning.
Occasionally a disagreeable person
viii boast that at least he Is sincere.
but that is no excuse for being dis
agreeable.
Three things you never discover till
there Is death In the house: The good
ness Of the neighbors. the way time
drags and how loud the clock ticks
Atchiaon 0iohnA
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MILTON. IND.

Milton, Ind, Aug. 2S-R. P. Lind
say is attending the Rushville Fair
where he is one of the judges of fine
cattle
Mrs. Fremont Marlatt is at winches-
ter visiting relatives.
Ruth Hacker spent Sunday at
Greensburg.
Park Thornburg is building a fine
new residence on his farm west of
Milton.
Robert Mcdaniel was at Eaton this
week visiting his father, Thomas G.
Mcdaniel.
F. NJ. Jones and wife are enjoying
the Richmond Chautauaua.
John DuGranrut attended the Rich
mond Chautauqua Wednesday night.
George Clee of Bradford, O., visited
Milton relatives this week.
Charles Conover and wife of Green.
vile. Ohio, have a baby daughter.
A baby girl is recent arrival at the
home of Luther Kimmel at Winches.
ter
Theodore Crist and mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Crist, have returned from
Alexandria.
Rev. ]. T. Scull and family have re
turned from Rush county. Mr.. SculI's
sister, whom they visited. is very i'll.
Miss Stephens of Covington. KY. Is
at R. J. Connelrs.
Rev. F. A. Scott closed his meeting
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro, Ind, Aug. 28.-Frank
Boyd and Tom Gunckle have returned
from Pittsburg where they took car
load of poultry for Harris & Co.
Frank Veal and Ernest Davis re-
turned from Indianapolis, Tuesday aft
err visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Florence
Snyder.
Richard Brown of Cincinnati, is Wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Squires.
Rev. Bundy of Bethel, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. Crump is visiting relatives
at Hagerstown.
Charles Study of Williamsburg, was
transacting business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Matt Brooks, Mrs. Merritt Mich
olson, Misses May, Nellie and Nettie
Lamb, Isabel Kenzle, Mrs. Dan Moore,
Mrs. Lutte Hatfield, Mrs. Florence
Boyd, Mrs. Bert Hatfield and Shannon
Neff attended Chautauqua at Rich
! mond, Thursday.
Misses Kate and Lettie Baker of
Winchester are guests of their grand.
mother, Mrs. Lettie Baker.
Miss Jennie Fleming has returned to
Richmond after a visit with relatives
| here.
Mrs. Hannah Bradbury has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Indianapolis.
A number from here heard Strick
land w. Gillian at the Chautauqua
Wednesday night.
John Chapman spent Wednesday al
Webster.
The annual Labor Day ball will be
given in Gaylor's new auditorium
Monday night, Sept. Z. Music by
Renk's full orchestra.
Miss Marie Underhill is spending the
week in Richmond attending the Chau
| tauqua.
| Miss Blanche Kerr is visiting rela
tives at Rushville.
Mr.. and Mrs Omer Brown spent
Thursday in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-28
ALL NEWSPAPERS
SHOULD COPY THIS.

We cheerfully copy the following:
country will copy this. If they will,
they will do worlds of good for thous-
ands of sick people who are now suf-
fering as / did for years with my
stomach and kidneys, but thanks to
the wonderful medicine that is now
doing so much good all over the coun-
try. am liberated from my years of
torture and am once more enjoying
the great blessing of good health.
For several years my back was hurt
ing me most of the time, and I would
have to get up from ten to fifteen
times every night on account of my
kidneys. My food would sour and
burn in my stomach and I would bloat
and belch until | would get dizzy and
had to be taking something all of the
time. If / didn't 1 was sure to have a
bad spell of sick headache. No one
knows how much I did suffer. but af-
ter taking the great remedy, Root
Juice, a short time, I began to inn.
prove, and after using about six bot
ties am strong and we'll. and feel like
a boy. I am glad to tell every sick
person all about it. because I sympa.
thize with those who suffer as I did
L. +. Pratt. South Bend. Ind. 1t is
well known here that Root Juice is
certainly a wonderful medicine. 1t In
sold for one dollar bottle or, two bot.
ties for two dollars and a half A G..
Luken & Co.. drug store.
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FIGHT WILL Be
HOT IN SOUTH
Republicans Will Make Effort
To Increase Number of
Congressman.
GOOD NEWS is RECEIVED.
SECRETARY HITCHCOCK HEARS
THAT NORTHWEST AND WEST
WILL CAST AS HEAVY VOTE FOR
TAFT AS THEY DID ROOSEVELT.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Some Of the
plans republican politicians In the
south are making In an effort to in
crease the republican representation
in congress from their states were
made known to Chairman Frank H.
Hitchcock Thursday by visitors from
Virginia, Alabama and Louisiana. The
plan for "the invasion of the South
was outlined by Mr.. Taft, the republi-
can candidate for president in recent
speeches and interviews in Hot
Springs, Va. He expressed the opin-
ion that an effort ought to be made
by the republican national campaign
managers to carry close districts and
Mr.. Hitchcock concurs in that view.
Alvah H. Martin, member of the
national committee from Virginia and
Representative c. B. Slemp, the state
chairman, concurred with Mr.. Hitch
cock and urged that an effort should
be made to carry three districts at
least in Virginia. Maj. P. d. Barker
the national committeeman from Ala
bama, declared that there is a good
chance to carry some of the northern
or mountain districts of his state, and
F. B. Williams, state chairman for
Louisiana, urged that a fight be made
in certain Louisiana districts.
Secretary Straus of the department
of commerce and labor had a long
talk with Mr.. Hitchcock. Mr.. Straus
is scheduled to deliver two or three
speeches later in the campaign, one OF
them in New York city. 1t has been
suggested that he should be used tc
reply to arguments made in favor OF
Mr.. Bryan by President Gompers Of
the American Federation of Labor
btu no plans have yet been made.
Senator P. J. McCumber and Nation
al Committee man James Kennedy Of
North Dakota talked with Mr.. Hitch
cock about affairs in the Western
states. They predicted that North Da
kota and adjoining states would cas-
as strong a vote for Mr.. Taft as was
received by Roosevelt four years ago
H. F. Alexander. president of the
Alaska Pacific Steam Up company, a
| the republican headquarters made the
prediction that there would be a land
slide on the Pacific coast for TAT
and Sherman.
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JACKSONBURG, IND.

Jacksonburg Ind, Aug. 28.-George
Armatrout living east OF town is ser
iously sick with rheumatism.
Mrs. Bessie Blose has returned
home after pleasant visit with home
folks.
Miss Dottie Ellison is spending a
few days with grand parents at Sui
phur Springs.
Stewart Thompson has left for the
Spiceland sanitarium to take treat
ment for rheumatism.
Mrs Gil Wright, Miss Nellie Conell
and Mrs. Clifford Scates visited Mrs
Will Wright Wednesday.
Mr.. Reins has returned to his home
after a pleasant visit with Bartie
Wickersham.
Fred Clarke has moved from the
country to Mrs. Matte Wickersham's
property.
Mrs. Alice Pitts and children OF
Joliet Ind, are spending some time
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Coffman.
Miss Ina Ellison spent Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Katie Conell.
Mrs. Edna Johns of Campbellstown
Ohio, spent few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson.
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at Bentonville Wednesday night.
There were four additions to the
church during the meeting.
w. n. Scott of Grantsburg, who re-
Gently visited his son, Rev. F. A.
Scott. was violently kicked by horse
and suffered two broken ribs.
Miss Estella Peel Izor, the artist, OF
Indianapolis, is visiting her aunts,
Mrs. Henry Hussey and Miss Harriet
Izor.
Mrs. Frank Izor and son, Russell
who have been visiting Mrs. Eliza
beth Atkinson returned home to Ind
annapolis Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows have arranged for
fine course of four entertainments
and one lecture.
Emory Baker of Bushton, Ill, will
deliver a lecture entitled, "Impedl
ments in the Narrow Way" at the
Christian Church Tuesday night, Sept
Il. Mr.. Baker Is a student at Rose
Polytechnic at Terre Haute. He will
be assisted in the service by Jesse
Van Camp, who is the soloist in DR.
Charles Reign Scoville's Evangelistie
party. The young men will be visit
ing Milton friends, who have an
nounced the lecture. Admission free
An offering will be taken at the close
Of the service.
Harry Manlove planted two bushels
of potatoes which yielded twenty-five
bushels on an eighth of an acre.