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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-26


MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
IF YOU ARE
$40 OR $4,000
INVESTOR.
your account receives my personal attention
and you can rest assured that once your name
is on my books it will remain, as my Z years
experience in this county has made me hun
When you contemplate an investment in real
estate. farm mortgages, stocks or bonds. write
me.
% Bacon block, Oakland, Cal.
81 600 TO S5. 600 INVESTED NOW WILL RE-
TURN so PER CENT A YEAR; MONEY
FULLY SECURED; NO OIL OR MINING
SCHEME; So, 900 EXTREME LIMIT OF IN
vESTMENT; GOOD POSITION TO RIGHT
MAN ALSO. 316 METROPOLIS BANK BLDG.
WILL buy your Alisal or Independence oil
stock any amount; @ jog quote 0s,.ns me ysIr lowest
OCEAN SHORE RY BONDS FOR SALE.
D. E. BESECKER. 24s PACIFIC BUILDING.
OIL LANDS
THE UNDERWRITERS OIL co. offers the
safest oil investment the market. We are
buying 400 acres OF proven land in the Coal
inga field. There VIII be drilling. The
land will be resold in small parcels.
The big money in oil has been made on
the land.
Write for particulars.
UNDERWRITERS OIL CO.,
1852 st, Fresno Cal.
FOR sale-6o acres oil land in Chalame valley,
between McKittrick and Coalinga; fine indca-
tions for good wells this land Box 295, Call.
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SELLING RAPIDLY
Those who wish to secure portion Of these
highly desirable farm lands must take immediate
action.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
Only 30 minutes from San Francisco.
located in beautiful Marin county and sur
rounded by sheteriag hills
10000 of these farm lands were Of
fered for sale little more than four months ago
Today less than 1000 acres are left. These
are the choicest lands in tie entire tract and
have just been surveyed and put on the mar
ket. See them and be convinced.
), 10 AND 20 ACRE TRACTS.
Orchards, vineyards. garden land. chicken
ranches and summer homes. Nothing to equal
it at double the price within 80 miles of San
Francisco Water communication is now cs
tablished to San Francisco.
Call write for literature Six daily trains
each way; take Sausalito boat; agent on the
ground.
j. 2. MASSIE CO.,
601 -602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco.
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PALMISTRY

REV. NINE BUSHNELL, formerly 919 Jones' now
2o9 kearny; to s. ex. SUM-: tel. Douglas 1870.
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WENTWORTH e. CO..
1913 Grove 81. san Pablo Oakland. Cal
Phone Oak. 1888. Az2I6.
'.iHigh Glass Business Opportunities Conddentially
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-coutinued

~----~-----------------
GOVERNMENT LAND JUST OPENED FOR
SETTLEMENT-A rich. fertile, well watered
valley within 200 miles of San Francisco; al
falfa grain, vegetables, fruit and berries
thrive: mills, lumber yards, creamery, stores.
etc, there now; railroad coming; location fee
$50 for 100 acres; meetings at 1880 p. M on
Thursday, April %; Saturday. April so; Mon
day, May Q at Office. Come and see photo
graphs and soil samples. ]. NELSON WATT.
LAND. 206-7 Mills bldg, cor, Bush and Mont
gOmery
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SONOMA COT NTY LANDS.
No alkal Never failing water. No malaria.
we have a large list of all kinds of properties.
Good climate; fertile soil: good markets; low
freight and fares; lower prices than same dis
tance from San Francisco any other direction ;
these are reasons why SO many people are buy
ing there for homes and Investment. We have
room for just 80 families on our new sub
division. 1t is virgin soil, level and rich as
cream; old cak trees; block from X. r., Is
minutes drive to Santa Rosa, city of 15, 900.
Go see the HOMES building on our tract the
walnut groves, orchards and gardens being
planted; it looked good to them, it will to
YOU; price $3.50 acre up; easy terms. Call
write
SANTA ROSA REALTY CO., 63e Market ST.,
San Francisco Cal,
Or Elks Building, Santa Rosa. Cal.
$5oo-CHICKEN AND FRUIT LAND.
10 acre subdivisions Southern Pacific rail-
road, near town just north of Sacramento. Deep,
rich, red clay loan, plenty of water and suit
able for all fruits.
1t is my particular intention. however, to es-
tablsh here colony of poultry raisers, we
did in my home county In Petaluma and Santa
Rosa. Sacramento needs fresh eggs.
Terms. S125, balance easy payments.
See
GEORGES T. TROWBRIDGE.
654 Market st., San Francisco.
21S5-S7 Shattuck av., Berkeley.
zoos Sth ST. Sacramento
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40 MONEY REQUIRED.
II you lot ] will build you a home on
. casy terms.
Expert estimates furnished on alterations.
showing how 10 increase income
FEIIX MARCTSE. 100 Sutter St
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BUSINESS CHANCES


WENTWORTH & CO.
Phone Oak 1888. Az2l6.
II ish Glass Business Opportunities Conddentialy
HsDdled.
Deicatessen in San Pablo av- av-.....-...-...SSoo 600
Corner grocery. win living rooms. 1000
" Berkeley corner grocery and feed store. -. 800
Corner grocery, good location ....-.......- 750
Crocery aud confectionery ..........--..-. ! O00
Restaurant IN 18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 125
Restaurant IN go st...........-.......... $50
NoveItv sizn and printing ........... 500
Har feed, coal and wood business. 49,. ZOO
Lodging bouse in San Pablo. 30 rooms 1900
Berkeley real estate Office complete-.- 225
Tea and coffee route and business. 200
Pss6ionabie boarding snd roomine house. 5000
Apartment houses, furnished. for sale, at all
We can show you rOoming and lodging houses
from $500 up. Call and see Us. We can save
you money.
GRoCERY-I5 miles from city: doing 1920
raonfhir. stock VII invoice about 81 500: cheaD
rsnt -rith lease: or viii sell property: part
cssh and terms. GILLIEs & CO, 1923 Mar
ket ST, room =.
S225-Candy store. with 2 rooms; furniture.
Hotel to let; 2e rooms and bar; 10 miles from
ssso2saloon: 80 miles from city; 500 monthly
sT5G-Ssloon: this is safe buy.
sI 2oO-Lanndry: l-3 interest. with good position.
. 81 20O-Delicstessen; half cash and terms.
E0ss s e ,o6 aee 1took snd doing ss5
u rou want q business OF any kind.
GILLIEs co, 1923 Market St. room D.
VkNTFD-Iady or gentleman with s.. 600;
genfs' furnishing store' grand opportunity. 744
perffc building
ron sale-oId established corner saloon; re
,.osofe $40 rer dsv. IA Pacific building.
ron sale This day-Lunch counter: depot loca-
zion; chance FOR and wife. 744 Pacific
building.
VEN-TEp-Y Young businessman with $3.50: guar
sntee $3.50 month; easy WORK as faeine
building.
o75 F,eef md neatest equipped small hotel
/ and .n nfo in the city; big bargain IA Pa
cifc building.
F0P SeIe-rreucb oyster and chophouse; cause
desfh ~ Pacific building
ron xale-TIome bakery: brick oven; receipts
s. COO IA Pacific building
ITOroR store and bsr for sale; long lease; Nv
aug rooms. 90s Capp ST.
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A FEW BARGAINS

A FEW BARtIAlNS.
20 acres of the finest creek bottom sandy loan
soil, only 20 miles from the center of Oakland I;
beautiful stream of pure water passes the
place that will furnish water for irrga ton; only
half a mile TO Il. Il. station and electric r. r.
survey; short haul TO water transportation.
In our judgment this parcel of land will be
ideal for homesites and will bring up TO
81 900 per when electric line Is In opera ton
250 acres, miles from good town of 1000
population; 40 acres under cultivation; ) room
cottage; large barn. sheds etc: % milch cows.
horses: all the farm implements, harnesses
and wagons price. SC 600.
90 acres of rich level land near Santa Cruz all
under cultivation; four room cottages large
barn. chicken houses, ETC.; family orchard /;
price, $4,000.
90 acres of good land good town. close in /;
room house; barn; chicken houses family or
chard; price, $3
H0LCOMB REALTY CO.,
Country Department
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INVESTMENTS
TO THE INVESTORS.
CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSE
WHERE.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
900 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co.
500 shares Four Metals fSan JOSEF at 12c.
500 shares Lady Washington Oil Co.
1, 900 shares Liberty Oil Co.
500 shares Alisal Oil Co.
100 shares Burlingame Typewriter Co. at zoe.
10 shares United Wireless.
shares La Zacuapa Rubber (1eoo series) !;
cheap.
/, 600 shares Jewell Oil Co Ga bargain).
l, 900 shares Temp1or Mckittrick Oil Co.
1,OOO shares Section six Oil Co.
LIST YOUR SECURITIES WITH US.
Money advanced active stocks.
p. NJ. HARRIS & CO.,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
751-753 Phelan bldg. Tel. Sutter lips.
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MUST BE SOLD IN ONE WEEK
SEE 1T TODAY; MAKE OFFER

633 Cole st. at Haight; rents $3.50 per an
mum: asking price S16 600; SIS, 600 cash: 6 of the
finest built flats in San Francisco. This prop
erty must be sold Immediately, and can be
bought at a price so to be sold at profit. TC
appreciate the finish and arrangement you must
see 1t. If you want bargain go out today
1t must and will be sold.
lsst National Bank bldg. Phone Kearny 1903
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

SPLENDID new modern 4 story home. rooms;
all luxuries and necessaries; hardwood floors,
brick mantel. buffet kitchen. sleeping porch.
garage; choice location bay reasonable
terms. 915 Chestnut St. Alameda
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE

Four new room houses. corner lot
100x1OO, 30th and Magnolia sts.: just
finished; will be sold for $11 900, includ-
ing new furniture of one house; this Is a
great bargain. There is great demand
to rent thds houses. The furnished
house will bring $40 per month. You
ought to see this property without delay.
Call at 11s5 Both ST. near Adeline.
Phone Piedmont 9S1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-28
ANOTHER MODEL CITY PLANNED.


cities and
the Russian built Manchur
in
stability
with
that although the
than of those mentioned
doubt Gary will certainly
modern of building
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Heart toHeart
a1ks.
CUT OUT YOUR DOUBLING.
By EDWIN A. NYR.

/ know a man who has literally
smashed his way to success by never
taking counsel Of his fears.
He is not bright beyond most men,
but everything he does seems to pros
per.
And the reason for it is to be found
In his splendid optimism. The element
of doubt never enters into his calcula-
lions. He has no fear of the ultimate
outcome.
Yet sometimes he fails.
When there is a falling down In
some Of his plans he makes so little
fuss about it that people think he is
always successful. He scarcely admits
a failure, even to himself.
He eliminates doubt.
Instead of formulating and fighting
the follies of fear he formulates his
hopes. By cutting out the fret and
worry that disturb many men he is
able to launch all his strength in the
direction of accomplishment.
He is strong-plus.
So l say beware the pessimism of
doubt. If you viii let 1t, doubt will
harass you day and night and may
prevent your ultimate success.
If you think you are going to sue
coed you have fought half your battle
II you believe in your plans and in
yourself the odds are largely in your
favor; Ii you do not believe in your
self and doubt the outcome of your
plans the odds are largely against you
Say to the fears of the future, Get
thee behind me, Satan"
Because fear is no part OF your her
| itage. You have acquired that. You
| are a son of God, not a son of the
| devil. God has endowed you for sue
cess. The devil would tempt you tt
| form the habit Of doubt.
| Get doubt out of your system.
It no more belongs there than doe.
bad cold" Eliminate it.
Many a man fails because of his
worries lest he may fail Do you see
Dread Of what may happen is imag
mary. Doubt Of the future is conjuret
up in ones fancy. 1t does not exist.
| A bas your fears!
| The power Of the human will /.
| something almost divine. 1t is all blu
omnipotent. The trouble is men ar,
afraid to pull the throttle wide opel
and use every ounce of power. The.
hesitate; they figure; they doubt II
the words of the old hymn, these tim
orous mortals-
| Linger shiyering on the brink
| And fear to launch away
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-28

itoo--Gen- William Whipples one of the
slgners of the Declaration or indie
pendence from New Hampshire.
died. Born Jan. IA. 1880.
lss4-Baron Steuben, who fought for
America in the Revolution, died,
Born Nov. Is. 1890.
ISl2-George Ticknor Curtis, noted
lawyer, born in WATERFOWL, Mass.
Died in New York, March %, 1894.
ls32-Louisa NJ. Alcott famous author
born in Germantown. Pa. Died in
Boston, March~s, 1888
met for the first time
in Montreal.
1S5e-Washington Irving. famous
author, died at Sunnyside-on-the-
Hudson. N. Y. Born in New York
City. April 8. 1888.
1S61-Lord Monck took the oath O,
office as Governor OF
Canada.
1S76-The State House in Columbia, S
c.. occupied by Federal troops.
19o2-Steamer "SyIvanus j. Macy" sunk
in a gale on Lake Erie, with loss Of
5 lives.
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s'FHIS Is NM 18TH BIRTHDAY,
David WarfieId

David Warfield. who is regarded nv
some critics as the leading American
actor of today, was born in San Fran
cisco, Nov. %, 1865, and received his
early education in the public schools of
that city. 1t was In San Francisco also
that he made his first appearance on
the stage playing minor parts. From
San Francisco he drifted to the Eaa
and became what was then termed a
variety actor, but what is now general
ly known as a vaudeville performer
For number of years he was a
Hebrew impersonator in well known
variety companies and musical
comedies, with Joseph Weber. Lew
Fields and other prominent players of
the present day as his early associates
Late in the '9es Mr.. Warf1eId's ability
to rise above the part of a Hebrew
comedian was dicerned by David
Belasco, who took him under his man
agement and agreed to provide him
with suitable play. The result was
The Aucdioneer," which provided the
vehicle for Mr.. Warfleld's debut in the
legitimate drama Since that time his
success has been very great, especially
in his play, The Music Master" first
produced in 1904. in which he appeared
for four seasons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-28
THE MODERN JUGGERNAUT.


doing characteristic
Already there
this device
accidents which INTO print
the latest is
farmer living
bit elbow
means of this
same contrvance so he
in
of the accidents might
Judging from the the
though total toll throughout The
country
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PARTAKE OF OYSTER SUPPER.

PARTAkE OF OYSTER SUFFER-.
About 200 voters of jefferson Town
ship in addition to prominent Repub-
licans from Newcastle and other parts
of the county participated in big
oyster supper at sulphur Springs Fri
day evening The banquet was given
by George w. Williams of Knights
town. the Republican who was elected
as representative from Henry County
in the state Legislature, and was in
payment of a promise made by him to
the voters of the township that he
would give them an oyster supper II
the township. always Democratic, gave
him majority.
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT.
No relief can come to the entombed
miners at Providence, Ky. until the
arrival of the mine rescue car. The
car arrived in Evansville at O'clock
Saturday morning, and left at 2:15. 1t
is sixty miles to Providence and the
car will not reach there under two
hour run The crew Will go into the
mines Immediately upon arrival.
TIE VOTE PUZZLES.
County Clerk William A. Wallace at
Washington received letter from At
torHey General Bingham in regard to
the tie vote cast in that county for
coroner. from whom an opinion as to
procedure was asked. The local au-
thorities are as much in the dark, as
ever, as the substance of the attorney
generals communication was to the
effect that he had no authority to ad-
wise in such cases. The application for
a recount of the ballots fired by DR.. O.
E. Lett will come up for action before
Judge J. W. ogden.
FUMIGATE WRONG CAR.
! After the Fort Wayne health depart
ment had held UP an incoming inter
urban car for an hour until the car
its crew and twenty passengers could
be fumigated on account of suspected
infection of diphtheria 1t was discover
ed that the treatment had been applied
to the wrong car and passengers.
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UP AND DOWN IN.
INDIANA
DOCTORS WITHOUT LICENSES.


DR.. A. p. f. Gammack of River Park,
who also has an Office in South Bend,
and DR.. j. NJ. Stilson of North Liberty
have been arrested on charges of prac-
ticing medicine without license and will
be prosecuted in the Circuit Court. in
dicements having been returned
against them by the grand jury.
DEATH ENDS FEAR of DEATH.
Fearing death from tuberculosis Mar
quis Coulter, SO years old, a wealthy
farmer of Laporte County. killed him
self Friday morning by firing a bullet
into his brain. Coulter, with life fast
ebbing. raised himself up in bed and
reaching into a cupboard in the side of
the wall, near where he lay, took a
revolver therefrom and an instant later
fired the fatal shot.
$4,000 is INVOLVED.
An important ruling was handed
down by Judge kirkpatrick of the
Howard Circuit Court at Kokomo in the
action of the Anderson Hogston heirs
against the State Board of Charities
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keeper, OIL princeton was COHNlGlSu oH
a "bootleggingv charge in the Mayors
sentence Price will be turned over ia
the Federal authorities
MURDER VICTIMS BURIED.
The bodies of Mrs. Ida Ricketts, and
Mrs Nettie Britton, of Anderson, who
were slain yesterday by Frank Ricketts,,
Court today. He was fined $50 and
costs and he was given a thirtyday
jail sentence. After completing his
husband of one of the women. were
removed from the Sells morgue. where
they had been prepared for burial.
WOMAN GETS LICENSE.
The second woman thus far to obtain
Ia hunting license in Wayne County is
Mrs Alice Johnson of Cambridge City.
who obtained it today. The other
WAYNE County woman to take out a
hunting license is Mrs. Carlos Burden
Of Hagerstown, who is noted in that
vicinity for her ability in using fire.
arms.
OPPOSE PROPOSED LAW.
Members OF the Lutheran clergy Of
Indianapolis went on record as oppos-
| ing a law requiring medical certificates
| of all applicants for marriage licenses.
| The action was taken at a meeting of
the United Conference of Lutheran
| Ministers and Teachers held at the
Emmaus Lutheran School Building.
| Orange and Laurel streets.
| TO COLLECT MONEY.
!, Sixty-six Anderson citizens viii early
next week be made defendants in suits
| to collect their subscription to the
United states Amusement Company,
which is now in the hands of receiver.
| according to a statement made by L. 10.
Kimberlin, attorney for the receivers.
The cases will be similar to those hled
| in Newcastle this week against num-
Der of leading citizens of Henry Coun-
tx. 1t was promised by the company
to erect an airdome in Anderson as
well as a number of other Indiana
cities Very few of the Anderson sub
scribers have paid anything on their
| subscriptions
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Kyrle Below is to revive aRafffes
Virginia Harmed is to appear in
play entitled The Woman He Mar
ried."
The pay in which Chas. Cherry is to
star is called "A Gentleman Of Leis-
ure."
The electrical merry go-round in the
first act of Three Twins IS said to
have cost $4,000.
George NJ Cohan's Governors Son"
has been condensed into a one-act mu
steal play for vaudeville.
Walter n. Lawrence resumed his
theatrical management by introducing
Thomas Jefferson in The Other Eel
low
Maclyn Arbuckle will soon appear
In vaudeville in The We1cher" an one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-28
WELCOME HOME BATTLER!

passing whr turmu rift within the
III IN tina dearo
fist fighting
Baler Hammond
little Battling Nelson's
a Hegewisch.
profted He fiana with
them
sporting leaves the well hooked He
a world before
a
a
a is
ments ready in the sancum for time
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Where The Spotlight 1WInk|eS

act play by Robert II. Davis, author OF
The Family.
Elmer 4randin has written piayiet
for vaudeville purposes called The
Great Passion" which viii be used by
his wife, Eva Mountford-
The Nest Egg" is the title of the
new play by Anna Caldwell, in which
Zelda Sears will star. the tour to open
some time this month.
Sheridan Block, Wright Kramer and
stephen Wright have been engaged
for The Duchess of Suds, in which
Miss Henrietta Crosman will appear
Nov 81.
Henry Arthur Jones, the noted Eng
lish dramatist, is coming to this coun-
try to supervise the production OF
one of his plays by the Authors Pro-
ducing company.
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"THIs DATE IN HISTORY.

November IS.
1520-Ma gellan entered the Pacific
Ocean in his circumnavigatio of
the globe.
1765-Citizens resisted the landing of
revenue stamps at Brunsicks, N. C.
INSTRUMENTATION retreated across the
Passaic before CORVALLIS.
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r A N D Q NJ
THINGS s filings

WHAT has become of the old
guard In Indiana?
WHAT becomes of all the football
tigers in the winter?
IF you haven't done your Christmas
shopping, why haven't you?
WELL $3.50 foot for dirt in Ham
mond isn't half bad at that.
THE more you chew the turkey
hash, the less juice you find in it.
A LITTLE schooner looks better to
some men than whole fleet of battle
ships.
BRAZIL is also cussing the insurg-
|ents whenever she has time to draw
breath.
THE drift of opinion seems to be
that Senator Beverage will come back.
No question about it,
MR.. Diaz should please remember
that Uncle Sam is good-natured, but
he shouldn't go too far.
do your Christmas shopping in
comfort" advises an exchange Bet
ter do it in store, hadn't you?
80
| PORK is getting so now that you
don't feel it necessary to take off your
hat every time you see piece of it.
| 81
| NOT having heard from Manuel for
a number of days, it is possible that
he is now aligned with old Doc. Cook.
/ CIGAR makers in Hong Kong get
cents per diem. oh, who would not
live in Hong Kong stripping wrappers
| MOVEMENT started in Italy against
Indecent art. If it is indecent it is
lburlesque; if it is art, it is Mary
lGarden.
THINK of it. A carnival of bur
Iglaries in little old Valparaiso. What
lin the world is there to tempt burglar
lin Valpo?
ABE Martin says there's a reason
for everything, including side whisk
Iers.' Is this a slap at Sunny Jim Oh
Whitney John?
1T must be a stony hearted photog
rapher who can hold the bulb on Mary
Garden in some of those pictures
without melting.
MIGHT help some if everybody wer.
mo further electrical union disturb
ances this century.
DON'T know which we woul
rather put up with on the back vest
bule, the odor of garlic or the smok
from a Hungarian dudheen.
IN the meantime, it will be bette
: to reserve judgment on the democrat
, until we see what kind of crops W
are going to have next summer.
WE remove our chapeau to the HI
bart Republican club. 1t has alread
| endorsed Senator Beverage for the re
! publican presidential nomination.
DEMOCRATIC paper says: "Tf
democrats will rule the next col
gress." Funny. 1t has taken thi
S paper three weeks to find this out.
1T might be well to put the kibos
en- the turkey and duck rattle in thi
neck of the woods if people can't pa
: ticipate without carving each other
S kidneys
: -
DID you ever think that it isn't til
man who works who is to blame fl
all labor violences? It is just tn
loafers, the apaches that hang aroun
e the saloons.
e.
SOME of the couples who wed o
Thanksgiving will wonder how the
ever could do it when their anniver
aries roll around and they are expecte
to be thankful
y 1T is only too true" contem
+ orary says, that many man talk
bravely at the cigar stand around IL
corner, but he manages to get hon
hnfore tho cr1rfaw hell rings"
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Anye rroneous
nrmor whck maya L the o
t.
mana edit
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and Corrections, a will contest brought
there on change of venue from Grant
County, in which property of the value
of $4,000 is involved.