Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 May 1893 — Page 4

Republican Progress

8 IlSCRIFTIOKi $ 1.50 PER TEAR. Wit, A. tiani Editor and Proprietor. THT "hX'SIXTO OFFICE W, THE PV A&CS3 ..JJgJCOW IX THE WLMK B.TO.WJfl JliHr Of.THF BURXKD- B&OCK. fro. Q waves Ls still in a critical ecqyatjon with nenralgia of the -Tbo railroad should cut their world' a fair rates, othwwise thvy will find passenger traffic far short of their expectation. Henry F. Dillmau has rented his farm, and may remove to Bloomington this fall. He is a desirable citizen wherever he may elect to go. Elliott Lee of Anderson, Ind., a brother of Attorney, H.A. Lee, WjBs.visiting here last week. Mr. Lee is a ifcafer- k stone, but cannot handle the Monroe county stone because freight rates are too high. If yon want a tip-top meal, well cooked and appetizing, go to the Acorn restaurant and eat with' Faulkner & Wells, wr. Faulkner is keeping hotel in the Stockwell building, bat his dining room is. iu the "Acorn" restaurant room.. Everything is as neat and clean aa soap and water will make it, and the cooking first-class.. The fact that a few dishonest speculators have failed in the larger cities is no reason why business in the interior cities should be af fected. Business is good in Southern Indiana, and crop prospects were never better. --Postmaster East took charge Saturday night and the mails were delivered from the new institution on Sunday afternoon. He is assisted by Fred. Marzon and Mrs. J. W. Buskirk. H. S. Bates will help the new people to get the run of the "shop," m. a r a. lob suir 01 jseoecca Ann-staong-agalast the Big Four railroad company has been compromised, through the efforts of H. A. I ofrthiit mtv. attornev for the company. The amount paid by the $ig Four was a little over $300. 8. E. Carmkhael has the Prospect Hill lots for sale. He is a clever gentleman to do business with, and he. will treat you codrteQpsfeighe4hef you desire to boy o-oafy examine his lots. You will find him at Campbell & Davis' hardware store, next to Lindley' s drag store. Mrs. M. C. Berry died at Lafayette, Ind., with typhoid pneumonia, recently. Ihe family aye 'well ,kno.wn here, lirow your banana rind, orange peels and cigarette stumps into the barrels provided for them. Don' t forget it, either. Miss Nellie, daughter of Frank Fee, has been dangerously 31 at her home in Greencastle, but is now slowly recovering, it is stated, Aside from the Prospect Hill addition there are no desirable "made' ' lots for sale in Bloomington. There are a few lots inside, tre, but they are not for sale. Craig Worley and Jas. Ryan Eawbeen soaking their rheumatic limbs in the hot artesian baths at Martinsville, and have been much benefitted thereby. The editor of the Telephone, accompanied by his mother, went to Cedarville, O., last Thursday, tobe present at the funeral of Mr. BVadfute's grandfather, who died at the ripe age of 88 years. Harry Bborer r having given up his position in tke Lea Dove dry goods store, ma place has been filled by Ware Waller of SOtts vilte, a son of county commission er Walker. Dr. Farr's whiskers are again me subject or newspaper comment aa tney were a couple of years ago. Xhe IJoetor n a modest man, now ever, and keeps them from public view. -Jim Sare. at one time aDem oeratK candidate for Sheriff in this county, has made his fourth matrimom&l venture. He is trying to keep up with the - theatrical people, who usually marry and are divorced every twelve months.' At the armory last Thursday night, the colored people had a well attended and successful ban quet. It was given under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and the "Household of Both." The literary program was especially fine, and the menu, unexcelled for variety and toothsome attractiveness. When something passes you on the street with a "whiff" and enveloped in a cloud of dost, you nary set it down in your note book that it wasn't a cyclone, but our accommodating south side druggist, Waker- Lindley. He has purchased a pneumatic Victor, and swears by the beard of the Prophet that he will wear off some of his avoirdupoise if it takes all summer. Those two front tiers of lots in the Prospect Hill addition are 66 feet wide by 148 feet deep 16 feet lH4f than the regulation eity lot. There are 16 of these 148 foot lota in tin plat. A number oft far-seeing people have bought and re making contracts for these lotos becausethey consider ' hem extra desirable, and they are.

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O Don't neefeet to (o and see those pretty building lots on Prospect UU1. You can get ten bushels of new potatoes for $30 now. But who wants twenty bushels ? The wife of Wm. J. Lowe of Harrodsburg is the guest of Mrs. Woodward of east 6th st. Mrs. L, A. Clark of west 6th st. is entertaining her sister, Miss Emma McCollough of Vevay, Ind. The family of C. R. Clark art entertaining Misses Fawcett and Frisby of New Albany. Rev. Mr. Telfor preached for the congregation of Walnut .St. Pres. church on Sojoday morning. Peter Bowman has withdrawn from the drug firm, of Bowman & Blcwitt. Miss May Dillon has gone to South Dakota to visit relations. She will also spend a few days at the world's fair en route. Miss Frances Woodward left on. Saturday for northern Wisconsin, to visit relations, and to attend the World's Fair tit ChicagoRev. S. R. Lyons was reelected a local Trustee of I. U. at a meeting of the State Board of Education last week. Profs. Hoffman, Balliott and Karsten delivered addresses last week before the Indiana Philological society at Indi&napolis. Miss Mamie Clark of New Albany spent Sunday with her parents, C. E. Clark and wife of North College Aveuue. J. R. Mutz, a former well known student of 1. U., was married at Edinburg on the ISth to Miss Ella Lough ry. Sam. Sly, a Mononbrukeman, gave up three fingers to the de mand of the bumpers of a freight car, at Gosport, one day last week. Dr. Karsten goes to Chicago on June 3d, to deliver an address before the Philological club of Chicago University. Jas. Jackson, the painter, is doing the inside vrbrk on a fine house at Nashville, Brown co., for Frank Taggart. It is understood that Prof. Atwater willrent his property in this city and remove to some other locality at the close of the pres ent college year.'' The Bedford Mail says that John Johnson of tie Democrat is wrestling with a case of mumps. John will trip 'em up just the when rt comes to the finish. By the new catalogue of I.U. it is shown, that thu attendance is 57fe of this number 411 are men and 160 are women. This is an increase of 75 ovei: last year. The faculty list includes 89 names. Lee Dove came down from Martinsville to seo how the new store was getting on. Under the able superintendence of Mr. Smith there is nothing to complain of, as he is a first-class business man and a hustler. A locust post will remain in a aoond condition vndur the ground for thirty years. An oak post will rot off in from six to ten y jars. Soddy Carmichael or Henry vfoolery can supply yon with locust postiu Real Estate Transfers, Furnished by Jas. W. Jackson, Recorder. Tor deeds and mort inures, correctly ex ecuted, call at Recorder's office. J D Morgan to Elizabeth Blakeley, pt ehl neq pt ehf awq see 8, Perry tp, $2,400 J D Morgan Com to Estella King, M 25-100 acres in I'erry tp, 4,612.52 John G Wallace to MeranJ Brace tot 73, Alexander add, 600 John Slow to Cora Isoruff, lot 87, Maple HightF, 800 Baehael A Robertson to Wm Mobley, pt nwq seelO, Richland tp, 300 Ira C Batman to S&llie Skirvln, lot 29, Batman add, 135 W F Mashers to a I) Garmichael. 80 acres in Beaton tp. 800 S E Carmichael to W F Mashers, 160 acres in Salt C reek tp, soo W J Allen to S P McPhetridcre. pt frac lot 854, city, 1,000 Ote Hood to 4 M Hfcikle and J P Touraer. lot 89 Trt lot 90, city, 4:600 Ira C Batman to S IS Carmichael, 380 acres in Marion tp,- 1,650 University Park Land Co to W A Edwards, lots 33 and 56, 350 W A Edwards to University Park Land Co, pt seminary lot 62 850 W E McLean etal to W A Gabe and Henry Wool cry, seminary lot 45, pt lot 35, s frac 36, city, 7,200 W A Gabe et ai to Sihowers liros, undivided int seminary lot 4C- pt 35 and frac lot26, 2,400 Jacob W Kirk to D P Gillham, nwq swq seel 4, Indian Creek, 450 W S Pedigo to H T Smallwood, pt lot 7, Harrodsiranr, 600 Wm Goodman to H 8 Hcadley, 40 acres in Bloominjrton tp, 500 Can you work the combination on your postoffice box? A number of lots have Iwen disposed of in the Prospect Hill addition. They only need to be seen to be sold. L. A. Clark, of the Monon, and Garrison Reeves of the Police force, have bought lots at $650 each. Four car-loads of people went to Bedford on Sunday to witness the layiag of the corner stone of the Casholid churchThe High School invitations were printed by - Oscar Cravens, and it is one of- the most artistic jobs that has been turned out in this place. It is such an one as each graduate may preserve with pardonable prid;.

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T t Hew the Seymour Murderer was Lynched. At about 12:30 o'clock Tuesday morning, May 16th, an engine with a coach carrying fifty masked men, pulled into Brownstown station from SejTiiour. These passengers disembarked and stationed sentinels in every part of the town, who kept up communication by means of cat calls for full half an hour. All then seemed quiet, and the streets were deserted, as the strangers approached the jail. Jailer Clark was aroused by a demand for the body of Louis Trenck. Clark refused to surrender him. Then the leader ordered Clark to hand over the keys, and, upon his refusal he was seized and searched, but the keys were not found. The leaders were prepared for this and immediately began to force an entrance to the prisoner's cell. In a short time . they had reached him and told him to throw up his hands. Trenck complied, exclaiming, "My God, what will I db?" He was told to walk out, but was so overcome with fright that he could not obey. Thereupon he was- seized and dragged into the court house yard, the prisoner all the time moaning and murmuring. "My God, men, don't hang me; let the law have its way." A stop was made under the nearest tree, and the leader commanded "No. 20" to climb and adjust the rope, while "No. 8" fastened the noose around the trembling victim's neck. Trenck was then hoisted high into the air; the rope was tied and the body was permitted to swing back and forth, the leader all the time curs ing and swearing at his men to hurry up and not to waste so much time. Many of the men were very nervous and acted as if they did' not at all relish the work, but the urgent commands goaded them on. About 1:30 a., m. the crowd, left as orderly as it had come. Don't neglect to go and see those pretty building lots on Prospect Hill. There will be a meeting of all ex-soldiers, Sons of Veterans, Woman's Belief Corps, Ladies Aid Society and citizens a$ the court house on Tuesday evening, Mey 83d, at 7$ o'clock p. m. The ladies especially invited to be present to make arrangements to decorate the graves of our departed comrades. By order of the committee, G. A. R. Dbp't of Im. The city school . trustees met on Thursday night laBt and elected teachers for the next term, as follows: Mrs. Rhetts, Bessie Hewson, Mattae Carter, Blanche Lyons, Mrs. Boise n, Mattie Small, Annie Kelly, Minnie Paris, Maggie Porch, Alice Smith, Mrs. Mason, Ella Wilson, Mrs. Freeze and Anna McDermont. The salaries differ according to grade, and run from 325 per annum to $360. The work is very hard and the hours of employment involved almost endless, so that with the qualifications required the pay is very low. Don't neglect to go and sea those pretty building lots on Prospect Hill. James and Wm. Showers have gone to Chicago on business connected with their factory. "Faulkner" stands for good eating, just as sure as a half -dollar stands for 50c. The best food is best for the health. Healthy people take their meals with Faulkner. Jos. Cron's fine stallion, Dr. Snider, will be taken to Indiana, polis next month to be placed on one of the capital citv tracks. He is a fine animal, and shows some splendid colts. Arrangements have been completed to decorate soldiers graves at Clear Creek, at 10 o'clocka.m., May 30. Hon. R. A. Fulk has very kindly consented to deliver an address on the occasion. Exercises will begin promptly at 10 o'clock in order that we may close in time for the exercises in Bloomington at 1 o'clock p. m. All are invited. Don't buy a lot away down in the part of town where the water rises up through the crevices of your floors, while you can secure a high and dry lot on "Prospect." These lots aro revelations of beauty, and need only to be seen. S. E. Carmichael has the exclusive agency. You can find him at Campbell & Davis' hardware store. Brown Cultivators, best in the world at W, J. ALLEN'S. Cooper's Dip For Sheep. Dip your sheep, in Copper's Dip for fatter sheep and more wool. Kills ticks, lice, scab and benefits the flock. 50c. packet makes 25 gallons or enough to dip 25 sheep. Agent, 0. D. Farts, two miles southeast of Bloomington.

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Qraig Woki,8T can supply you with a buggy, phaeton, spring wagon, or anything else in the way of a vehicle which you may need. You don't have to paj' him cash,

either, as .he will swap for horses or inulc s. He may be found at the big livery barn north of the fauare, on College Avenue. GO TO LJ&E DQYE c GO.'S Trade Palace. -FOR YOURDry Mi d Mm. TOU WMA FIND EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH. We aro constantly adding Now Goods, and you will always find the LATEST NOVELTIES in Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods. We have just received an elogant line of the beautiful 9 A COOL SUMMER DRESS FABRIC, that wo are offering at 15 Cents Pep Yard, Also we will continue to sell our PRINTED PONGEE AT 8 l-3c. worth 15c CALL AND SEE US IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN Domestics White Goods. GinSahmSf Sateens Sec ANOTHER LOT OF BEAUTIFUL Chenille Curtainp just received, worth from S4.75 to $12.50 Per Pair. Lee Dove r Go. Norman s Ice IS THE Purest, Cheapest and Best. Delivered to All Parts of the City. Notice of Application for Llccuse. The State of Indiana, County of Monroe : The underKig'ned, a male person over the age of twenty-one years and an inhabitant of the City of Bloomington, County of Monroe and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of the said City of Bloomington, Indiana, and of the First Ward of said City of IHoomington, and of Uloominfjton township, in said county of Monroe and State of Indiana, that he will at the June Term, 18a3, of the Hoard of Commissioners of the County of Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors to-wit: Spiritous,' vinous and malt liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time, for the period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to bo drank on the premises; the said promises upon which he desires to sell said spiritous. vinous and malt liquors, being eitunted in the First Ward of said Ci-,y of Bloomington, township of Bloomington, county of Monroe and State of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: -k '"i' A piirt of in-lot No. pn Kindred and fifty-seven (157), in the city of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: beginning at the southeast corner of said lot running thence north on the east line thereof one hundred and thir ty-two (182) feet, thence west on the north line of said lot nineteen (l'J) feet thenee south on a line parallel with the east line of said lot of one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, thence east on the south line of said lot nineteen (19) feet, to the place of beginning. April 5, '03. JAMES KELLY. BURNED OUT, DROWNED OUT, CRUSHED OUT, and put in the HOLE UNDER POSTOFFICE. But still smiling at the amount of WALL PAPER we sell and put on. GOT THK LEAD AND GOING TO KEEP IT. WILL HAVE A NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPER the last of (his week and will continue to soil the same at Burned Out Prices Hope to got a better room soon so wo can better accommodate the people. John H. Wylie. I'NDKH POSTOFFICK

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methods, higher work, &c, Send for J. A. JOSEPH, Pubs., Dakviixb, ShTlba& Hkw French out uTMontana,, at least , sucb- French as goes wsth roast beef and mashed potatoes. They have introduced aimll in the legislature to maKe n a' misdemeanor to print menu cards in any tongue but plain United States English. This will eoine pretty hard on those landlords who like to conceal the only desirable dish of the course under a name that no one can possibly penetrate. Greenfield Tribune. In a few months there will be an unbroken lino of rabbitproof wire fence from the Murray river to the Queensland border, right through the center of New South Wales, the line extending a total distance of 694 miles. An other line along tho South Australian border of New South Wales, a distance of 346 miles, was com pleted a few years ago. "Whton you pass a farm." says the Christian Journal, "and see a large barn and a small house, you may know tho man is boss. When you see a line house and a dilapidated barn, you may understand that the woniau has things her own way; and when more is a new house and a good barn, you may take it for grunted that tho woman and num-uiv about equal. "

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Any person wishing to confirm the nubiermis reports regarding their success are requested to write for a list of testimoni als. I irs. Vincent and .times have made chronic diseases a lifelong study, and have mple proof that their reputation in this ine is unequalled. Every week for two years past the statement of one or more leading citizens who were enred by these physicians has been published in Eransthem they will prove their sincerity. KUK, THKOAT and STOMACH, and thirty days. Consultation free LOT Hill.

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Officers elected for Indiana Conference Association of the Woman's Foreifrn Missionary Society of the M.E. church are as follows: President, Mrs. H. M. Lindley, Evansrille; Vice President, Mrs, T. P, Hanjhcy, Indianapolis; Itec. Sec, Miss Mary L. Gardner, Vincennes; i-'innncial Sec.. Mrs. J. O. Harrison, New Albany; Organizer, Mi's. II. H. Langcton, Greencastle Con. Sec, Mrs. SI. A. Holloway, Indianapolis; Cou. Treas., Miss Ella C. Day, New Albany. The I. U. ba.o ball team were defeated at Champaign, Ills., by a heavy score. From there they wont to Bloomington, and the first game resulted in a defeat by a score of 5 to 6. Next day they defeated the Bloomington club by a score of 22 to 5. They must have been laying for the Bloomington boys. The time lock on the now safe of the 1st National Bank refused to work Saturday morning and tho officers of that salid institution wore unable to got to their fundi?. But by borrowing, and with the large volume tf deposits that poured in they were enabled to transact business as usual. The high school soniors gave a- rewnrfiou Friday night at the home of Hiram Lindley, on north llogei s street. A large company was present, and tin- young people enjoyed the occasion to the fullest extent.

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600DS, Clothing AND SHOES. "The Corner" was never in bet ter condition for supplying their custome rs WITH Let us save you Msaey. H.T.Simmons & Co. "THE CORNER." One Price. Double Store. THOMAS Ss CO. DEALERS IN COAL, WOOD, LIME, SAND, CEMENT, ADAMANT, &C. West Eirkwood Avenue, three doors East of Tannery. Leave Orders at Lind ley's Sons. MONROE 60. STATE BANK. NEAR SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE. OFFICERS : Pbksidekt, H. E. WELLS. Vice-Fbbsidbst, JAS. KARSELL. CASRrcii 3. C DODOS. A General Banking Business. BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA. RYAN c F0WLBR. AGENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE Reaper 'and, Mower. - ALSO Horsesnoelna and General Blacksmithlao. Carriage Work a Specialty. TROUTMAH & DeMOSS, LEADING HEADQUARTERS! FOR AM. KINDS Or CLiquors. Fine Old Wlilsfcles and Kxport Bottle Beer FOR MEDICINAL I'DRPOSES A SPECIALTY. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. In tho Monroe circuit court, May Term, 1883. In the matter of the estate of Lewis W. Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, as Executor of the estate of Lewis W.Jones, deceased, haa presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the 24th day of May 1893, at which time all persons interested in said estate ore required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there lie, why said account ma vouchers Bhould not bo approved. Ana tho heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, arc also here by required, at the tinin and place aforesaid, to appearand make proof of tlieir Heirship or claim to any part of said estate. JAMES F. JONES, May 3, '98. Executor. 14. A. I' ulk, Attorney. The Milwaukee Binder is the lightest draft and the easiest handled of any machine in the mar ket Don t buy a Binder or Mower until you have seen tho Milwaukee at W; J. ALLEN'S. Farmers, if yon went a. good Binder and light runmug Mower call at W. J. ALLEN'S. Don't buy a hammock till you seo Lindley's Sons stick, They have some beauties: aud they are also very cheap.

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Whitclaw Itoid, in an interview at San Francisco recently,, expressed the opinion that the most astonishing thing we could: show the foreigners at the World's Fair would lie a President, elected" mainly on the ground that; the people -were being robbed by higgi. tariff duties, and who after having, gone into power had then waieP nearly a year without lifting a finger to stop the robbery. It is said that dancing makes

girls' fcct-largev It is also said; tnut ice cream produces freckles. Doctors are of the opinion thathanging on the front gate pvedweea rheumatism. The girls ai'e truly grateful that if these little pleas-, urcs are denied them, they are still allowed to chew gum. Ladies, those un timely wrinkles, can be easily eradicated by the use of Woodbury's appliance and lubricant, now on sale at Faris Bros. Tho Woodbury Institute in New York mil Chicago makes this class of treatment a specialty, and people should be eager to avail themselves of the. opportunity to banish anything so, marring to an otherwise pretty faee as crows feet or wrinklea. MURDER' I ANY PERSON He Em San Asjtfli&g EQUAL TO :THOSE. P-r-o:s:;p.e.c;t Lots sold by Carmichael L A V CARDS: (Attorneys are earnestly reqnet ed to remember The Piogttm when they bare any legal aoTertislng to do.) Louden Loudest, Att'ys, office over r National Bank. All. legal buainees carefully attended to." ProfatebuslneM and collecting of claizas, will be giTeu prompt attention. H. 0. D can. Attorney, office over Corner Shoe Store , west side block. Will practice in all courts, and gUtt the most careful attention to probate business and collections Fulk & Cobb, Attorneys, office -over Corner Clothing Store, west side sqtearo. Probate business a leading specialty. Collections madeand promptly remitted. Muxkt & Bice, Attorneys; probate business, insurance and general collection, will receive prompt attention. . Office over the Corner Clothing' Store. Bast & Son. Attorneys, office over Clark's grocery, west tide square. Will practice in all the cou:rta, and Will ni&ks a specialty of probane business, .esn. mercial collections, elc,etc. Wm. H. East, Attorney. Probate business given special attention. Will collect claims and ma ke loan. C. R. Worbaix, Attorney; pension -business a leading specialty; will practice in all courts; office over the Bagle Clothing store, west side public square. Jakes F. Mobsait, Attorney at Law, office on north aide of Public Square, in old Bee Hive Block. Is giving hie whole attention now to bis law practice. Will practice In all the conrt.Collections and Probate a specialty r. H. A. Lee, Attorney, office over Ky. press office, west side square. Will practice in all courts, and give probate busioeaa careful attention. Filbert & Edmonjxiov, Attorney, atfice over Hall Bros drv croodsstora. ' Do a general probate anl collecting boatness. win practice m an me coursa. A Picnic On a Farm la a sequestered, -iraodcd spot, hf a cooling stream a rery lit nf contemplation this f'jr citv folk. They wonder why it a that the fanner does not moie frequently go picknicking why he does net get more enjoyment out of life. They do not re&Kze that th aow-a-dara farmer fiqds enjoyntmt in ma WOO. The McCormkk Machine of Steel one of the medera pktsmJavtting acquisitions of :he farmer. . It is such a handy iwaeMae and so reliable in its performances that the old-time dread of harvest ia done away with. Xhe maker of the McCormJck get: many of their ideas from the farmers and crystal. Use them into poetical working mechanisms. You cart O. K. tlie hints yon get from the practical ftn-men perhaps that's why the piacrjnl farmers O. K. the "Machine of Steel" it's made to meet their needs. The McCsoakk Citalom i iavata. able to tha inqutrar alMr UfnA liarvutias machinery. MoCMMtCK HAmOTIM MMMaf . CHICAGO, IU. CAMPBELL & DAVIS FHANCES and AXXA WOODc WARD, OPTHALMIC OPTICIANS. Office 244 Oth St. OFFICE HOURS : 1 to FJMJ ATTORNEY, 1HUKEBANI Real. Estate. Dealer. , If you.' want to hvy or aeU real ear -tate, if you want to sell or buy atone land or stone stock, or if you want to borrow money, or lu.ve legal busioeaa to transact, be sure and see WM. H. (TORE) BAST, South College Avenue, WUlaon BuiM'g INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. Vocal and Ptauie Lervsona. - MTSS CORA GJKMICHAEL, 208 Sontb Washington Streets ietwe n -1th aid 5th Sts. .

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