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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
That Eive-DOllar Proposition

The Daily Light has on Its SUB
scription list a large number or sub
scribers. who pay SIS in advance Tor
a wears subscription. Those VINO
take advantage of this offer not only
save a dollar on subscription each
year. but they are not troubled VIII
collector during the time. one
thing in particular that we have no
tjced is that those who pay 50 in al
vance almost invariably continue &c
nav in advance, and few, If any, &c
back to the 50-cents-per-month plan
If Won have never tried the five-dol'
r-in-advance plan we wan
Won to try it one time and you VII
at once see how well pleased yot
will be.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
Notice.

To the Patrons of the Airdome:
We beg to call your attention 10
the fact that there is absolutely no
danger from fire at the Airdome, FOR
the reason that it is an open struc-
ture without roof We have no NOV
ing picture machine in connection
with our shows, thereby eliminating
dangers of fire from that source
43p PAT Fl. DISM UkES. Mgr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
Before Your Reach the Limit

of physical endurance and while
your condition is still durable, take
Foley's Kidney Pills. Their quick &C
action and positive results will de-
light you. For -backache. nervous
ness, rheumatism, and all kidney,
bladder and urinary troubles For
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Stores
DIV
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19
1900 Melons

That is a whole lot of melons, ism
it? Well | have sold that many III
ten DAYS and expect to open fresh
car tomorrow morning Order iio'i!
YOUR grocer or call at car on Centrai
track. Every melon guaranteed. n,
~ possar 143p
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Fire Destroys Cottage.

A cottage at the corner of East
jefferson and Jackson streets, was
badly damaged by fire Monday night.
The house was owned by j. Lea
Cannon and occupied by shoe
maker named Levins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-09-19

Rev ] Frank Smith of Dallas VIII
address the Men aud Religion For
ward Movement" meeting at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
ptpht
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Rad the Daily Light Wan aus
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-07-14
After Red Light Districts

OF late County Attorney Hurley and
Sheriff Stephens have been taking decid-
ed stand against the red light" districts in
several towns OF the county. and these
breeders of vice and crime are being put
out of business. At Saco recently they
closed one Of these resorts and ordered the
inmates to leave the town. and during the
past week the officers took a similar step
at Malta. and are entertaining the inten-
ton OF carrying the same operations into
effect IN some of the other towns. We IN
ders,and, however. that at Saco a protest
has been started against the action OF the
county authorities relative to the closing OF
the Frank Stevens property in that town,
and a petition was brought down to Glas
gov by Attorney T. + Crutcher. this week
asking that the order against the house be
rescinded. Valley County News.
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Notice Is hereby given that the Town Clerk
OF the Town OF Culbertson, Valley County.
Montana. will sell at public auction at his
Office in the Town of Culbertson at the hour
of one o'clock p. NJ. ON the 18th day of July
A. ID. 1911 an issue of SO 500 of the City's wa
ter works coupon bonds.
Authority for the issuance of said bonds Is
based upoE an election held In the said town
ON the 18th DAY Of June A. ID. 1911 and pro-
ceedings had by the Town Council authorik-
ing the same and under the laws Of the State
of Montana.
said bonds will draw interest al q rate not
exceeding six percentum per annum. will bs
of the denomin alton Of $500. will be dated 18th
day Of July A. ID. 1911. due the 18th day OF
July A. ID. 1881. optional on the 18th day OF
July A. ID. 1921. interest pay able semi snnu al
~ at the City Treasurer's ONCE or 1t bank
In Chicago or New York design sted by the
purchaser.
A certified check for q. Ooooo pay able TO the
Town Treasurer Is required Said bonds
must be sold ct not less than their par value
to the bidder offering the highest price for
said bonds. The right 10 reject any and all
bids Is reserved. J. Z. PETERSON.
Its Town Clerk
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Compliments

We have had many highly compliment
AIRY letters from costumers. not only from
different parts Of Montana. but from out
side the state IS well. on the high standard
OF our abstracts Of title. These letters are
in our files for inspection for any one who
may desire 10 see them. There's A Rea-
son."
In all cases insist on having On abstract
of title when buying property or leading
money. and BE SURE it's made at thi,
office. Your lawyer will tell you that il
can be relied on, II it comes from us.
ACCURATE. NEAT and PROMPT
service. make our work un-excelled
Valley County Abstract Company.
Johnson. The Abstractman. Pres.
tOficial abstracters for particular people.
Irn Glasgow. Montana.
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Valley +th Of July picnic consisting OF Miss
Christina Olson. Fred Nelson and Chris Olson
credited themselves very nicely rs all enter
tainments passed on very pleasantly and
without hitch to the entire satisfaction to
ali attending. And the correspondent can
say without stretching II IL was the best sth
Of July picnic Dane Valley has every had
and great credit Is due to the young folks for
the thoroughness Of their arrangement.
sam J. fryhllng. Russell oelkers and philip
Christensen were at Dane Valley TO attend
the SUNDAY school meetings On sunday.
Rev. Lund and Missionary Dixon left Mon
day for their homes I'm kenmare. ". ID.
Rev. N. Damskov and son. Luther left for
their home at sidney. Mont. Tuesday morn'g
Dr. Feiker. Sam !. Fryhling. Russell oeikers
and Philip Christensen were Culbertson WISH
tors at the Dane Valley picnic July 4th.
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observation-disclosures.
3 Keller Lake Items :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iuly I2th, 1911

luly I2tn, 1911
Robert Cookson and wife we're to Balm
vile on Menday to do trading.
Mr.. Cook. wife and daughter. Mrs.
France. Of Wilson. Kansas. are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Alva Miller.
Mrs. Clark. from Cando. N. d.. is visit
ing her son. Harris Clark at present
Ed. ]. K. Keller left Monday morning
for Mayville. N. ID. to attend a district
meeting Of the Brethren which is 10 session
at above named place.
Miss Eva Jacobs visited the Swank home
Monday Of this week
We are glad to report that Mrs. Richard
Mccoy is improving rapidly of her recen
illness.
Floyd kao waste Bainville on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ballsck visited a
the Cookson home Tuesday.
Mrs. Miskey stepped on a nail the lat
ter part of last week which proved yer,
painful.
The young people gathered at the Swan
home Sunday afternoon and practice,
singing.
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Solves a Deep rIystery

IL want to thank you from the bottom
of my heart" wrote {. b. RAIDER. of Lew
isbuTg, w. Va. for the wonderful double
benefit got from Electric Bitters. in cur
ing me Of both severe case of stomach
trouble and of rheumatism. from which |
had been almost a helpless sufferer Tor ten
years. II suited my case as though made
just for me-" For dyspepsia. indigestion,
jaundice and to rid the system Of kidney
poisons that cause rheumatism, Electric
Biu-rs has no equal. Try them. Ever,
bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only SOD
at The Valley Drug Store.
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blossom OF full seed. with full length Of
straw or stem.
II possible, the ear corn samples should
be selected from the field and not from the
crib after husSing. Make up couple Of
collections of twelve ears as nearly uniform
in size. shape and color as possible. See
that the exhibit ears are well cured in dry
air and thus avoid formation of mold and
the premature sproutins Of kernels, which
occurs when both heat and moisture are
present.
All vegetables and root crops should be
selected with great care from fully riPened
specimens and washed and dried in shallow
trays in cool. well ventilated cellars
Helena Independent.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission Is Investigating All
the Companies in the
United States

"eSuihktoht ~ 49, la'F ~
About a year ago the Merchants As
ISOLATION Of New York started movement
against the express companies which was
joined by similar commercial organizations
throughout the country. While others
were agita;ing the need Of a parcels post
through the Post Office Department. these
commercial organizations have persistently
fougt shy of that issue and instead have
contended for the regulation of the great
express companies that control SO great a
portion OF the transportation of the coun-
try. No state in the Union failed to res
poni to the movement and number Of the
large commercial organizations Of Wash
ington. Montana. Oregon. Wyoming. Colo
RADIO. Kansas. Oklahoma. and other states
west OF the Mississippi joined in petition
to the Interstate Commerce Commission to
investigate and fix rates The gross in
equalities and injustice in the manner of
handling rates. and the hardships which
have befallen shippers. particularly in the
western states, were all placed in tangible
form at the time of the filing Of the petition
last year, and the matter has been repeat
eddy presented to the Interstate Commerce
Commission with the result that having
concluded the hearings on railroad rates
and tariffs. the Commission has by Its own
motion declared in favor OF a sweeping in.
vestigat on of all the express companies in
the United States. That the express com
panies view this movement upon the par
, oil the Interstate Commerce Commission
q the fact that at almost the same time tina
' the order was made the companies iilec
h new tariffs which are believed to be mate
d rial reductions in rates. IL is SAID that !
r requires several months to compare ihes
new rates with those now 10 existence, an'
y y this mere fact will delay the investigation
rhe principal charge made sgainst tn
- express companies last year was that ~her
the shipments we're made over the line
II operated by more than one company tina
3 the express combination rates long hav
= been figure on a magnificent scale OF pro
fits for the companies and in western POT
tons of the country the combined rate
often double what would be charged i
case shipment vas made the same distanc
over one line The proposed tariffs are
become effective on August first. Wash
ington is greatly interested in the invest
:. cations Of the express companies. and III
+, connection of these interests with the pa
GELS post movement may become one OF ii
features of the reforms which. either d
administration through President Taft I
the Democrats OF the country throue
nc ''''' ''''''' - '''' ''''
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Watch Your Kidneys

Their action controls your health. Read
what Foley Kidney Pills have done for
your neighbor. Mrs. II. w. Allen. Quincy.
Ill.,. says: about year ago my kidneys
began boshering me. had swelling in
my ankles and limbs. then headaches and
nervous dizzy spells. and later severe back
aches. ! was getting worse. when l be-
gan taking Foley kidney Pills. kept on
taking them until was once more freed Of
all kidney tr0uble. Fer sale by all drueg isss
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stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on iiuti-rhrld X Engl-hright. 4tf
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Strayed

from the Henry kim Ranch, one black
mare, about 5 wears old. weight 1900
pounds. branded 81 left h'p. sas.oS re-
ward for any information leading to the re-
covrry of this mare. Address Henry kirn.
Poplar. Montana IIt4
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,OOOOOOOoOooOoO00Ooo
[: Dane Valley Items :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

July IL. 1911.
The 9Th Of July was celebrated By the Danes. |
Rev. II. p. X. Hansen delivered the Grafton
and sports OF all kinds were enjoyed. ball
game. horse races. bicycle race. etc. Tbefol-
lowing Is the lineup Vt ball teams:
Coyotes: Frank Nelson 30. Russell oeikers
%. Nels Olsen s.. Fred Pryhling c. Jack
Thompson II. Herald Nelson RI. Chris. Olsen
y. Philip Christensen lbl
Haymakers: Art Oelkers 80. Paul Ander-
son %. Chris Hansen 10. Fred Nelson II. Ole
Olsen c. Tom Nelson y. Ed. salvevold RI. Al
bert Jensen S..
summary: One home run by Ole Olson.
base on balls. Philip Christensen !. Tom Nell
son l. Score. Coyotes 10. Haymakers Is.
Horse races: Frank Nelson. Elmer Jensen
and Era Jensen. Frank Nelson won.
Or. Feiker. Umpire: Sam Fryhling. Mana
ger.
Races: Tom Nelson. Russell oelkers and
Philip Christensen. The latter won.
number OF young people were invited TO
come " the home Of J. }. olssns to spend the
evening. playing and singing and every body
went home saying We had dandy time.
The Sunday School Convention opened up
- announced. A large number VI deleg ates
and ministers and visitors were present from
North Dakota and Montana. An address of
welcome WAS delivered by Rev. II. 2. X. Han
sen After that Rev. n. Dsmskov delivered
. most interesting sermon. In the afternoon
Rev Lund. Of Kenmare. n. d., delivered Q
most interesting lecture. the subject being
The sunday school from Its beginning u
the present day. The meetings were held IL
the new church of the Danish Luthersns ant
ali A.<N .l,ll la
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Estray Notice

Two colts. one light gray g-lding without
brand and one dark gray mare bTar.ie,
20 on right thigh. Came 10 my place
abont three weeks ago. Address
iit3 l.. fryhling. Dane Valley
Subscribe NOW Tor The Searchlight
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Notice to Creditors.

Estst of Frank Meal lister. deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given. by the undersigned.
n. o. slette. administrator OF the Estate of
Frank McAllister. dece ased to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims e ainst the
said deceased. to exhibit them with the me-
cessary vouchers within four months After
the first publication of this notice. to the said
Administrator At the First National Bank In
the Town OF Culbertson. Valley County,
Montana.
Dated June I'D. 1911.
X. u. SLkTTE
Administrators Of the Estate of
1Ot4 Frank McAllister deceased
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under certain conditions. The righ, med.
icine must be taken before the diseas. has
progressed too far. Mr.. Perry A. Pisman,
Dale. Tex. says: II was down in bed for
four months with kidney and bladder ,rou-
bic and gall stones. One bottle Of Fo,sv's
Kidney Remedy cured me well and SQUAD. =
Ask for il. For sale By all dsuaRisss.
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Those Who Take Foley Kidney
pills

For their kidney and bladder ailments and
Tor annoying urinary irregularities are al
WAYS grateful both for the quick and per-
mau-ni relief they afford, and for their
tonic aud sir, ngthsnlng effect as we'll. Try
Foley Kidney Pills. For sale by all drug
gists.
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Department Ut the INTERIOR
u. y. Land Once q 6laAgoW. Montana
June 18Th. lell.
Notice u hereby given that
James A. Bold.
Of Culbertsou. Montana,
Who. on July Sd, 1900. made Homestead entry.
No. 500. Serial No. 03as3. for M sWN. Sec. IS
And Er sen. Sec. "a. Townships . n. Range5S,
Final ave year Proof. 70 establiah claim 10
the land above described. bsfOIO @. ri. Coul-
ter. q. 3: Commissioners. In his O0lcs. q Gull
oertsou. Montana. on the I'D day Of July lSll.
Claimant names g witnesses:
y. @. Arnetl John Forsyth Edgar Williams
and Charles y. Bold. al OF Culbsstson. Mont.
TRUMAN II. PArrRN. Register
Ftrst Publicaston. June n, loQD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-04
HAT FACTORY


MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked Fsnamas 2 speciality. Salt
Lake Hat Factory. - L LIST South. Phone
IT27. bl13S
MEMS HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED
aud rc,rimmed; work guaranteed. i5i
South Main. mnos5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE


ONE OF THE BEST PLACES IN UTAH.
complete In every detail About 30
acres; II in choicest apples. mostly Z
Years; in Eiberta peaches grapes etc.
sll In best condition. Next year should
yleld over 2o0o bushels apples and sew
potatoes. etc. Soil s black mountain
loan thc kind sold for lawns in this
city AT ~ load). 1'lth n cIay subsoi
substantial s-room house; t%o good barns,
sheds. good team mares. wagon har-
ness. cow and calf, two steel po~s. cul
tiNator. harrow and other necessary Inn
pIements. independent water right from
springs on the ground (two or three times
as mach as needed: large ccmented res
erToir and excellent place To raise thou
sands OF black bass and mountain trout.
Just outside the most progressive and
~ on line Of proposed and surveyed in
terurban railroad Cuts nifty tons hay.
and hhis yield can easily be doubled. II
you work hard and intelIigen,iy yon can
make a good living this place and
from $1,000 TO $4,000 year besides. Be
attention whstever and 1t can be Had
at big bargain and on easy terms, or
take some city property.
\ HOUSE IN TOWN.
SELL MY HOUSE FOR WHATEVER
PRICE 1T WILL BRING. But SELL
man in the east who owns a fine. 81
room, mod, r. p. b, cottage, nicely located
g. q, between two car lines Someone
gets big bargain Easy terms, too.
WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR
FARMS AND ORCHARDS AND If YOU
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SEE US
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST co,
IA East So. Temple.
a567-Either Phone-456I n5oo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATB-IMpRovEp

1T is NECESSARY TO SAVE IN ORDER
10 get ahead hut IL is just as necessary
20 invest. Let me show YOU some gilt
eased investments in Salt Lake real es-
T.. There are big margins on tho follow
"A lot Ans rods, near 9Th South and
w Mrn temple for $500. with sewer and
SIDEWALKS paid.
5-room mod. brick house No. as5
iselmont St. can be had for s25oO. Look
MAKE me an offer. 1t must be sold.
Wn state St, brand new 5-roonn
mouse. water and Q. L.. with ! acre of
ground can sell on easy terms for S225O.
II you have cash will cut The price.
Danny 4-room frame house. lot 5oXi50
70 aleE' covered with full-grown fruit
.rees s OF all kinds; chicken houses; can
from the Wandamcre car.
Nothing pretticr nor cheaper than the
lo,s IN Fairmont Springs addition. L"-
cash and balance $40 per mouth
- prand new o-room modern brick on
ioth East near 10th South: it's "A good
mouse. owner Is compelled 10 sell and
has reduced the price from $3.50 TO $3.50,
and can arrange easy terms.
ph corner on 3rd ave. splendid O.
room modern 2-story brick residence
must sell The price. $500 or will rent
1t for $50 per month
. acres In Bountiful: $50 black cherries
and l6o Elhcrta peach trccs: D shares of
tlrst class water right can he bought on
very easy terms for S2500.
Don't overlook that SIS per month on
S2'oO investment Will bring 10 per cent
net What's the use OF leaving your
money in tho hank at per cent when
You can buy a double brick house on the
cast side for $1,000 and always rented at
S2S per month. It's on corner facing
south and cast It's worth your while
TO look into n.
Have many other good investments.
and II you are In The market for any
Kind OF real estate don't fail TO see me.
we write fire insurance
A. RICHTER,
I3 South Main street. Phones Sal.
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FJR,s AND TAxIDERMIsTs

p STEXZEI, FUR co EVERYTHING
in the f,Ir and iaxidcruist lin". Now
is tho time io have your furs remnuc'p,
rnpaircd cleaned. VIC give Sunrah'r" "l
quiIsfartorv workmanship. as We nave
Lc.,, hcro tmcntv-ope years AMI do rlGnt
by cycrybody 81 East 3rd South. h'o'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooM1NG HOUSES


j. W. DOLLAR l5li SOUTH MAIN ST
Rooming House and Business Chances.
S650-Cigar store: fine fixtures, or the
owner. young lady. will sell onc-hali
interest Sec Dollar.
Want an offer-6 rooms OF furniture
with steady roomers centrally located
owner leaving city. snap. See Dollar,
Only $500 CASH balance 5000 payments
lunch counter. f1ne fixtures. See Dollar.
s1100-Rcstauran,. centrally located, re-
ceiptS about $50 a day; seats 40 people
large coal range; investigate. See s
S2Q0--Drcssmak king. cleaning and press
ing business; old established: many regu-
lar customers. rent only SIS. See Dollar
Only 5000 splendid outdoor business
established years by present owner; one
horse and two covered wagons. with fruit
and vegetable route. See Dollar
'SlII5--First class barber shop down :
town old established union prices: seven
chairs. elegant nxtures; good business
Only s200O-$. rooms on Main 81. :. rem;
only $3.50, four office rooms rented for
$3.50: terms. See $.
lf YOU have experience in women s
cloaks and suits and have $1,000 to invest
we will sell half interest in an established
store doing a good business. in best 10.
cality in Salt Lake. See s.
81 rooms. modern in every respect
beautifully furnished. rooms with pri-
vate baths. steady roomers: cheap rent
price reasonable. part cash, See Dollar.
Want an offcr-50 rooms; must sell this
week: terms. Sec s. n6lC
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AssAYERs
BAND INSTRUMENTS

LIZ G. TYLER. AsSAYER, IND PHONE
9S6 100 SoTth Most Temple. m2992
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INSTANTANEOUS

HOTEL THAT PAYS.
% rooms. thoroughly modern. hot and
cold water in each room private and
public baths, steam heat included In rent:
Al hEht. airy rooms: the finiShlnEs are
beautiful. velvet carpets. fumcd oak fur
nitnre. heavy substantial beds and
springs, 10-pound mattresses. IL is beau
ufuly furnished throughout and will
compare with any hotel In tho city: rooms
rent from SIS TO sa5 per month: transient
from 81 10 $3.50 per night don't overlook
this opportunity; we invite your inspec-
tion.
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OPTICIAN

". II. RUSdMER MANUFACTURING
ortlciun. - East 5rd South 81. m3el5
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

= ALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co. stale bread depot.
c3iSs
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AUCTION SALES.

O. * FURNITURE CO. 2oe so. WEST
Temple, pays cssf for Il. Ii. goods; sell
on credit. save YOU money on every ar
ticIe: one person TO bid against, that's
yourself m333i
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AUCTION SALE.

n0w'T FORGET THE AUCTION SALES
of fine furniture, pianos ruEs, car
meta ranges etc. All new short lime ago
Cost oyer four thousand dollars. ON
Wesucsday, Oct. fth ~ 1890 a. m. no
I55 T.. End south. On Thursday. oct or
q, ~. a.. w irctioneer ni06
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING; co.
Office and house cleaning every detail
hour or cont IA ct: carpet clea Ming by COM
pressed air or vacuum wallpaper clean
fartinu guaranteed. 1so East lst So Fell
1855: Ind, aIs m1seG-
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FAMILY REMEDIES


CURE ALL STOMACH
troubles. appendicitis kidney liver ana
bladJSr Diseases blood, skin and nervous
a;sordors Yield readily Send for pam
nilet. Greenhalgh Remedy Co.. rs r;
III So mia