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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01
Depredati01s des Rats.

Une lettre ecrite au president Miller
de Ia Commission pour la protection
des oiseaux, du gibier ct du poisson par
MN. A. Z. st. Martin ct Sydney Tas-
sin, tie Wallace, explique ce que nous
avons deja rapporte de la devastation
commise par les rats dams certains
champs de notre paroisse. ce ne sont
pas les rats musques, CONNIE on lie sup
pose, qui causent lie NAL, bien qu'ils
soient tres nuisibles aussi, nais leurs
depredations d eette saison Sc bornent
aux perforations des petites levees battles
dams les champs de riz. Cest lie rat
d'ecurie on de champ, lie rat vulgaire,
que ees nlessieurs combattent, car le
domniage quill ftit cette aimee dams
leur section s'eleve a plusieurs milliers
de piastres. Son travail ne consiste pas
d manger la tige verte de la plante,
mais en- creus;lnt pour trouver lie grain
qui y est cache. Les planteurs, dams
un rayon dun mile de Wallace, ont
pris pendant les trois dernieres senai-
mes, al moyen de pieges ainorces avec
du riz OH du mais, environ 5000 rats ct
continucnt Ell prendre. i.'opinion
generate parnli ceux qui sont familiers
avec les conditions estque Ia destruction
des belettes est la cause premiere de La
multiplicite ties rats. lie fait est bien con-
nu que Ia l,elette subsiste du sang qu'el-
lie suce d'autres animaux, lies volailles
de preference; mais com.ne depuis des
anneeS personne ma perdu ainsi aueune
volatile dams la iacalife il est certain
que ces petits aaimaux trouvent Sc
naurrir ayiGe.naiil. On les a v,ls e
nolrs.r de i,i.!ii- u Dc rats. e~t III
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Entertainment.

In keeping with their choice way
of doing things, the members of the
Merry Widow Club entertained theil
friends and guests at the clubs second
reception and dance at the New Sugar
Belt Club last Saturday night.
The affair was entirely success
There was much to keep those present
in happy spirits and it served to weld 6
bond of friendship between the mem
bers of the club and those who partool
of their hospitality.
Their next reception will be given il
the near future.
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Incendies.

Vers 10 heures ct demie, diman che
soir, la boutique de forge ct de charron-
mage de M. Placide Barre, sur la rive
droite, etc detruite par un incendie
La perte s'elave a 81 200 ct nest cou.
verte par aucune assurance.
Samedi matin, une maison occupee
par lie surintendant de 10 scierie de
Garyville, etc detruite par le feu. Les
pertes s'elevent a plusieurs miiliers de
dollars.
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probleme qui deja pris des proportions
serieuses, rindustrie de la cereale dams
cette section sera tres contrariee bient6t
moins que des measures he soient prises
immediatement pour aneantir cette
peste de rapide croissance, lie rat de
chamn
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01
Notice
To the Taxpayers Of the Parish Of st.
John the Baptist.

The listing of the taxable property of this
parish has been completed and the estimated
valuation thereof made in accordance with
law. The said lists will be exposed in my
office for inspection and correction, from the
18th day of May, 1909, until the 3Oth day OF
the same month, from o'clock a. N. to 8
o'clock p. M.
st. John the Baptist, April 80, 1909.
GEO. ii. TASSIN,
Tax Assessor
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Donaldsonville, y arrivant lie meme
jour ct Y demeurant deuX jours; il arri-
vera d Plaquemine lie Is ct Sc rendra lie
meme jour Baton Rouge on il passera
trois jours lie Is, il s'arretera a Bayou
Sara, restera deux jours, arrivera a
Natchez lie q ct pendant quatre jours
ses officers recevront les visiteurs. LIE
retour s'effectuera lie 25 ct lie navire de-
vra Sc retrouver en- mer lie q, afin de Sc
rendre Horn Island pour recevoir lie
service en- argent que les Mississipiens
desirent lui presenter. La ceremonie
de la presentation aura lieu lie 81 mai ou
lie Ter JUN, au choix du comite qui en-
est charge.
Ce que les Berlinois ont trouve de
plus curieux encore, c'est une negresse
lis avaient deja WI des negres, mais de
negresses point. Un citoyen de la Nou-
velle-Orleans, M. David II. March,
etant ale faire un tour d'Europe avec
sa famille, amene avec lui CONNIE
bonne une jeune negresse, Lula Coving-
ton, dun noir prononce. Pendant leur
sejour Berlin, Lula est allie Sc prone
ner Unter den Linden" y, poussant lie
bebe dams une petite voiture. C'etait
Fheure on d'ordinaire toute la f1ingaille
de la vile est reunie sous les tilleuls
pour voir passer toute vitesse lie kaiser
dams son automobile. Mais ce jour-la
personne he lie Wit passer, tant la foule
s'interessait la jeune negresse. Quand
on men jamais WI, il paraft que c'est
dr0le. On Sc reculait sur les bords pour
laisser passer la nounou noire ct puis on
Sc melait la procession qui s'etait for
NEE derriere ellie ct qui prenait des pro-
portions colossales. Avant d'avoir fait
deux flets, Lula Sc Wit forcee de retour-
ner son hotel pour eviter d'avoir toute
la vile ses trousses. LIE lendemain,
M. ct Nine Marsh Sc rendirent B. un
grand magasin sur lie Leipigerstrasse ct
laisserent Lula ct lie bebe dams Pauto-
mobile. Quand ills revinrent pour SEM
barquer il leur fallut requerir paide de
deux policemen pour ecarter la foule
qui entourait la machine. Lula a de
eide de ne plus sortir pendant lie reste
de son sejour Berlin.
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la mission est de visiter Pune apres Pau
tire chaque paroisse de rEtat ct de Sc
faire remettre les livres des OFFICERS pu-
blics pour las examiner, est arrive q
notre maison de cour la semaiue der
mere. inattendu. II a procede un
examen minutleux des complies du sheriff
ct les trouves parfaits.
NJ Berthelot doit etre felicite d'avoir
pour rassister un corps de deputies ca
pables, actifs ct intelligents, don't les
ivres sont toujours parfaitement tenus
ct prets a l'inspection de fauditeur.
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Notice to I'Nc-P0yers.

Notice is hereby given that the State and
Parish tax es for the year 1909 also poll taxes
for the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of p years. as ner list on file in
my office, are now due and cellet table and
unless paid within the time prescribed by
law. the same will be collected with interest
and costs. PAUL BERTHELOT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sheriff's Office. Parish of ST. John the Bap-
tist, January %, 1909.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01
For Sale, Cheap.

A No. NEW GASOLINE LAUNCH
4 H. P. Gray Motor on account of departure
Suitable for Ferry purposes.
Address WILLIAM TURCOTTE,
Lucy r. O., La.
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SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1909, at
For Sale.

ONE PUMP WITH 10 INCH SUCTION
and 9 inch discharge, in good oruer with
pipes. Will sell cheap. Address to
PAUL a. CAILLET,
Edgard, La.
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Public Sale.

Parish Treasurer's Office,
Parish of St. John the Baptist,
State of Louisiana J
Pursuant to an order from the Honorable
Paul Capdevielle, Auditor of the State OF
Louisiana, to me directed, | will sell TO the
highest bidder. at public auction. before the
door of the Courthouse of this parish, at Ed
gard, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1909, at II M.
in any quantities of 160 acres, the cypress tim
ber on the 10th Section School lands, in Town
ship 13, South Range Is East, situated in the
parish of st. John the Baptist.
Terms: ten Ter cent. cash and balance in
nine annual installments. Interest to be paid
on the whole amount annually at the rate of
per cent. per annum.
EUGENE DUMEZ,
Parish Treasurer.
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FOs. Sale.

A FINE PROPERTY situated in the sixth
ward of this parish, next To Mrs. C. Chauff.
nesr Garyville. Apply at this Office or to
MRS. JOHN DOHERTY.
4539 Laurel St.. New Orleans
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II est decide ct proinis que lie gros
navire de guerre " Mississippi" remon-
terra le fleuve jusqu'a Natci,ez vers lie
milieu du nlois, s'arretant a difiennts
endroits. Voici Pitineraire de son trsl-
jet dams le fieuve, arrete par lie Secretai-
re de Ia marine: il arrivera la Noa-
veile-orlaans sers le . inai, y passera
quelq.tes joat~. cofisas-res i ti,,s rct.ap-
tlons; le L, il Sc niettfa en- route pour
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01

Les Americains ont contracts une
slnguliere mamie de deranger les morris
lli,sstres Aisrss i; translation des restes
dc john Paul Jones, oubIes pendant
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01

Ledocteur Etheridge, de Town Creek,
Ala, annonce un fait extraordinaire
4 Ia convention de rAssociation Medi-
Gale de fetat qui Went d'etre tenue d
Meh'le- A eause, sans doute, dune
lnI1uenee quelconque, peut-etre dams
fair, dams fe,au, dams le sol on dams les
moeurs de fendroit. il est tres rare qu'u-
ne femme lie fendnoit ne donne nais-
sanee qua un sem enfant a Ia fois. De
puis trols ans quill patique dams cette
iocaiife Il a assiste Ia naissance de dix
huit paires de jumeaux, de trnis trios de
1unaeauA ct Dun cas- de quatre jumeaux.
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LIE gouverneur Wilson. du kentucky,
a accorde un plein pardon a afex-gou-
verneur Taylor ct a fex-secretaire DE
tat Finley, accuses de participation
dams le meurtre du gouverneur Goebel
il Y quelques annees. lis avaient pris
la ftlite ct s'etaient REFUGEES a Indiana
polls, oh lis avaient etc proteges par les
autorites lie rIndiana, qui pretendaient
qu'ils etaient victimes dune persecu-
fion poiifiulIe
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un steele dams un cimetiere de Paris, ce
sont ceux du major Pierre Charles
L'Enfant, lie celebre ingenieur francais
qui, sous Fautorite de George Washing
ton, traca la vile de Washington, qu'ils
lie Maryland pour les deposer dams lie
cimetiere national darlington. La
ceremonie etc tres imposante ct d'elo-
quents orateurs ont racOnte les vertus
du defunt, mort depuis 1925.
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Les negociants de Ia Nouvelle-Iberie
considerent lie projet d'etablir un service
de bateaux entire leur vile ct la Nou-
velle-Orleans par lie bayou Plaquemine,
don't la reouverture d la navigation per-
mettra d'accomplir lie voyage en- vingt-
quatre heures. Une ligne de bateaux
etait operee par cette vote avant la clo-
ture du bayou ct portait une grande
quantite de produits.
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naier a,ItonsnbiIe qu, Il cut jam:sis vu ct
pronene lasr les rues de PittstMrg. II
admire non settlement lie 'swason du
diable" dams lequel il Sc trouvait, rnais
aussi les chars electriques les hautes
batisses ct les nouveaux chapeaux de
femmes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-05-01

La perseverance est une belle chose,
nais il est malaeureux qu'elle ne soft
pas rfcompensee quand ellie est pratt
quee avec lie courage guy met Arthur
Burke, de Millsberry, Mass. Depuis
vingt-et-,in ans il airne une ieune file
de Montreal, ct tous les trois ans il va
lui renouveler la meme proposition de
marriage qni est Requirement reflsee
II est tle retour avec son septieme capot
ct nest pas eiecouage pour celia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Twenty Houses Already Built

all fruits vegetables
water ceri W O
with the people
ourof andw wills 10
Go andbu
will
AIcrssop atIn ewood Rancho, or the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
OWN a Country Home Almost i'm the City

thinking
it
Go the owad
up.
Southwest $780,
o in
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

under the nm Of the velvet Id IS keen and shrewd
as a squirrels Whatever else She might be, It was
plain Aunt EvIra n t feeble minded Behind her
comes a couple OF station poreTs, one cdrun an Old
time black vallsc and the other with his arms
wrapped around full sized tcatherbed IN blue and
white tick.
That's Bismarck in the cage" saws Dyke.
How Bizzy has changed says l. But why
the feather nattrcss,"
She Won, sleep on anything else" SAYS he.
Watch how pleased my sisters look. They Just love
this-not, But She insists having the whole fam
must say for Mr Mallory that he stood it we'll
heavy swell like him gIvin the glad hand IN public
to a quaint old freak like that. But Aunt ElvTa
don't waste much time swappin' family greetins-
Where IS Dyckmanl' SAYS She settn her chm
for trouble " Isn't he here,'
oh yes. ." says Mr.. Mallory. " Right over there,
and he points his cane handle to where Dyke and
me are grouped on the side lines.
Here hold Bismarck says Aunty, Jammn the
brass cage into Mr.. Mallory's arms, and with that
she pixies straight over to us. | never mistrusted
she'd be in anv doubt as to which was which, until
| sees her look from TO the other kind OF waver-
in No wonder. though; for, from the descriptions
student specifications Yet 1t was something OF
shock when She fixes them sharp old lamps ON me
and says
Land to gooincss' YOU"
"Revcrscl' saws | Heres the guilty party.
and pushes DYKE to the front
She don gasp; or go up III the AR; or throw any
kind of a fit like expected ~ she looks hnn over
careful from the sporty hat to the wide soled shoes
| notices her eyes twinkle
HUM | thought muchl SAYS She. IrdIg
always could lie easier than he could tell the truth
Young man, YOU don't look TO me like "A person
called to hold orders
Glad Of it. Aunty." says Duke with grin, Il
don't feel that way.
And YOU don't look as if YOU had broken down
your health studying for the ministry either! she
You don't mean to say thcv filled YOU up with
D,-I-. -b.,,.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
By Ida Little Pifer

SO now, when | sees theys gittin' happy, | Jes
crawls undeh a seat an pokes ma hald out an rolls
up ma eyes SOS | kin what's gOn on. an they
all CANT git at back All the otheh snnahs
an they mons; but they CANT git ligion that
away. They cain't git hgion lessen they seeks
foh it LeastwayS, L nebber knOwed but
what got 'Igion in the Chu'ch Mostly they fms
it way out in the woods som crs. Yas'rn they goes
off by thesselves, wanerS roun' a-seekin' till
they fms it Sometimes they goes seekin' foh days
an days, an sometimes they nebber fms it, an
then Ole Satin gifts EN- shore.
THEY all gifts ligion in diff mt ways Yoh knows
'Lijah Johnson that ulster wuk foh you-all? Well,
yoh 'membehs how e-easy he talks,-yoh can't
sea Cey heah him. When Lijah done got 'ligion,
he's out in the woods by Pecatone, an yoh could
heah him hOer down we're. Afteh they gifts 'lgion,
they goes fun house to anudder tellin' what
the Lawd has done for EN-, an Jes screechin' all
the time.
Maggie, Aunt Maria's gyirl-yoh knows huh? She
goes long yere cherry mawnin a-smOkin a cob pipe,
an a-cah yin a pail on huh haid. She kin cahy
bucket of watah FUN that spring in the hoIer up
to the Big House 'thOut spilln drap. l wisht |
could do that! Well Maggie she got Ggion diff mt
FUN ANYBODY. She stahted roun the country Jes
where they's eatin, she jes' haul up chair, an
set down to the table wifi the res of the family,
a-laughin' an a-makin' jokes, if she amt
got 1igi.n t all But peoples is difnt.
Now, Susan Clayton she Jes' lay roun' an cry all
the time while she's seekin. But they amt none
of them any use to wul while they's seekln'- They
jeS' amt good for nOthIn else.
One time they tells bout the people all so
bad an nobody gittin' lgion, an the Lawd Jes'
couldn't do nothn' An Ole Satin done got
out n his cage an come a-walkln right down yere
in the Neck.
Yas'm, they's lots Of peoples roun' desher Pahts
that seen him; so what Sc telln yOh IS true. He
went a-teahin roun' wifi hes eyes big as sausahs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

NONDEEDM, 'taint never too late to git
N 'Igion! Spose you's dyin', an yoh es says
"Lawd, Ise a sinnahl Use sorry foh what Use
done" Yoh goes jes' straight to Heaben ole
Aunt Rachel an she's been a chu ch membeh foh
mainly hundred yeahs.
Yasm. co'se Aunt Rachel drinks libker when
eber she gifts a chanst She gifts reel drunk some
times. ole she is. Yasm, they does say She takes
things that don't really belong to huh an swear
Yas'm deed she do swear! But Aunt Rachel
ny is pow full hgious YOh Jes Oughter see huh
at campmeetin Yoh could see foh yourself how
'ligious she IS Yoh knows how she limps long,
leanin on huh She can't sea cely walk. Wen,
when she goes to campmeetin, the Spirit gifts to
wukkin IN huh an she Jes goes a-rampln up an
down, a-grabbin the breth an sstahs, an smack k
in huh hans lax she says she's gwne to do on the
Day Of Judgment. Yasm | reckon ole Aunt
Rachels gwine to Heaben, shore.
But pears lax jes can't git ligion no way L
gifts lookn at the peoples an thinkn what they's
gwine to do next, an sometimes | cert'ny has to
laugh they shorely does look queah- an then |
fergits bout bein' a sinnah.
Yas'm, when they gifts reel happy, they cert ny
does look queah. They stan's up an they
aims an they hollers, an they tn 'oes thesseves
the to an rolls rOun -yas m, right undeh the seats
an eb brywheres all a-smackin they hans together.
Co'se thew spolS they Sunday coes; but pears lax
they CANT help it. Theys jes' enioyin thes-
selves: but sometimes they looks lax theys got
mis'ry, std Of Jes' bein' happy.
THE men is vllsser' n the women IS Yas'n; why
one man he's bad as three women is. The men
they wrops they lags roun the backs OF the seats,
an rocks thessclvcs back an fOards an hOllers
ies' loud as they kin Afeh they gins to be reel
happy, then they gifts to huggin the snnahs, men
an women, an gyirls an bOys-eb rybody,-an
tries 10 GIT EN- to come to the mo ner's bench, an
they pOuns one anudder on the backs | don lax
that. | don lax to have EN- git a-holt of me. 1t
huhts ma back when they pouns so hahd. An
then don lax to have EN- all a-huggln an a-CryIn
an a-holleriu at that way. ! ulster let EN-
cah'y all they to- ca Sc shorely wants to
git ligion; but Nav SAYS | got much Of Paws
Jneanness III me that | nebber Will git ligion.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

es a-shinin lax great red balls of FIRE an pitrin'
fire Out'n he mouf wifi haWus a-~tIckiu' out n hes
haId- The peoples all fr.ld 10 come out IL they
houses; but when they're 'bleeged to- an kctches
sight of him-rnv oh uvl but they was sSyartl
Wen, they jes' had to stay close home an keep On
prayin' till the Lawd got HIM shet up ag IN
JDON'T 'spect ole Tack Wells Il ever git Igion. 7
don guess voh knows ole Tack Wells. He ulster
1--we down yeTe IN the Neck; but no" ne IVeS up IN IN
the forest Ole Tack Wells, he two hundred yeahs
ole He's ha an white2 YaS'm don't nobody mem
beh when Tack Wells ha an was anythin' else but
white You's got a few gray ha abs. Miss Mary.
jes on this cawner yOh haId, but. laws! / reckon
they don come fun ole age Noh looks reel
young, Miss Mary But Tack Wells ha'ahs white
that Gu tam ahInd yOh Oh mel but hes bad!
He drinks whisky an cuSSeS an rips roun lax ne
amt nebber gwIne to die. | thinks he's les made
up he's min to live to the Dav Of Judgment; an i
shorely wants die fore he do ca Sc he say that
come up by the roots. An he cert ny means what
he saysl Wouldn't that skaih yoh 70 all them
big pine trees a-poppin up outn the groun. las m,
| reckon it would
Ole Tack Wells was right sick last wintch an
eb'rybOdy thinks he's gwine to die He couldn't
raise hisself up mo- Then they rugged up ropes
an What yoh call them things they has the
boats to raise things up WIFI Yasm m, as tellIn
yoh, they rugged up a pulley oveh hes band to nj
him up by.
But they les couldn't make him git ligOn-
'Peared lax the scker he got the wuss he'd cuss
an rar rOun. So they made a coffin fOh him, les
the right size he is, an fix it all up TO bury hum
in. Then they put that coffin right side his bald.
whah he couldn't see nOthIn' else. GaSm. they
thought they'd skaih him into gittin ligiOn but
when Bre'r WaSh'n heard him a-cusSin' right at
that coffin, he say he know tan't use To do
nothin mo Wit ole Tack Wells, case the debbh done
got him sho
Yas'm, I'd cert'ny give a thousan' dollahs if
could git hgion, case l don't want Ole Sdttm
a-gittin' holt of me.
/ reckon I'd betteh be stahtin' to chu'ch- lse
got six miles to trabbel Oveh them muddy roads
to Ebenezeh That's whah preachin IS to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

CCrrraEG o. ~ n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The above is the name of Ger
man chemical, which is one of the
many valuable ingredients of Foley's
Kidney Remedy. Hexamethylenete-
tramine is recognized by medical text
books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon
as you notice any irregularities and
avoid a serious malady. ]. 9. Perry.
Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont, N. H.,
writes: About a year ago l bought
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. 1t cured me of a severe case
of kidney trouble of several years
standing. 1t certainly is a grand,
good medicine, and 1 heartily recon-
mend it. j. g. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-11
Phone the ButCher=-QuiCk /!

What Butcher? {. e. Cross & Son,
of course; we always get the best
meat there. II isn't necessary to go
down to the market these warm days.
just call Main 29I and tell them 10
send you a nice steak, roast, boil or
anything you want in the meat line
and it will reach you on time and in
first class condition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-11
ESTATE
LOOK AT THOSE.

Good new 7-rom house and / 4fine
lots; must be sold at once. Inves-
tigate.
Small house, fine we'll, 10 lots, all
in fruit, near car line; snap.
100 acres, all In cultivation, good
house, 2 barns, on good road, in
sight of Salem; teams, cows,
tools and hay; good farm, bar
gain, all for $50 per acre.
so acres, all extra land, god new
buildings, on good road, close TO
Salem, close to school, best home
and land in miles of Salem;
teams and all goes. See A. c..
Smith & Co.
$50 acres, all in cultivation, good
house, 2 barns, S-acre orchard, on
good road, miles from station,
best buy in the county, only S55
per acre.
II you want vacant lots, fruit
orchards or vacant lands see
A. q. SMITH ~ 90,
5II State Street. Phonef5O7