Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 55, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 April 1913 — Page 2
wniHHiniHiiririnMirmiirninTiiniiiirtJ SUCCESS BfSSS Nw man oc iwn can do thsir bet Vffk If trwttbted with a wak stocta 9C a torpkl Iysc. Doö'tb cartas. Boa'tprocrMÜDAU, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery promote th flow of dkestire juke. tarirorate tba Kver and purinas and enriches th bkxxL It rnake men and wxwi strong la body nd rtir ia ailnd. Aak Your Druggist 'milMIIIlIIUlIllIlllllUIlllllllinilHIIII!!
SPECIAL TO WOMEN Do you realize tho fact that thousand! of women are now using
1 1 .
RIAL MTATI
SCENE OF BATTLE
Canton of Zug Was Where Swiss Won First Fight.
Servicci Are Held Here Every Year to Recall How Small Body of Men Vanquished Austrian Army of 20,000.
Zug, Switzerland. The canton of Zug is the smallest undivided canton of Switzerland, both as to area and population. The canton has ninetytwo square miles and from that must
be deducted tne ten square um jSm mmmamtammm cupied by the cantonal share of Lake fF - M Zug and something over two square miles for the Lake of Aeseri- u was W fftrj' on the shore of Lake Aegeri that the A Soluble Antiseptic Powder Swiss won the famous battle of Morw rrofan TKla was the first
as a remedy for mucous membrane af- i OAll, ?n thA stmeelo for
, tVlkU i. J VU - fcu
Xections, such as sore throat, nasal or
pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulceration, caused by female ills? Women ."who have been cured feay "it is worth its weight in gold." Dissolve in water and apply locally. For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtine in their private correspondence with women. For all hygienic and toilet uses it has no equal. Only 50c a large box at Druggists or sent postpaid on receipt of price. The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, ilass.
OYSTERS AT ARC ACH ON BASIN
Writer Teilt of Trip Through the Beds Enjoyed Eating Them Freih From the Sea.
Arcachon, France. In the Bassin d'Arcachon there are about fifteen hundred acres of oysterbeds. Getting across to the bed3 is short work, either by skiff-sailing or motorboat, and a good-hearted boatman vill, if you do not want to ode, carry you through the shallows in no time. There, you can handle the limed tiles and examine the tiny oysters, sometimes as many as two or three hundred on one tile, at your pleasure, says a writer in Country Life. When the little bivalves are a year old they are carefully scraped from these tiles for commerce and exportation, many of them being brought to Whitstable, there to be fattened and
ONE
frROP
of BÜUKB0N POULTRY CURE
down a chick's throat cures gapos. A few drops in the drinking water cures and prevents cholera, diarrhoea and other chick diseases. One 60c bottle makes 12 gallons of medicine At all druggists. Sample and booklet onT,Dlscascs of Fowls" sent FREE. Bourbon Remedy Co. Laxiagtea, ty.
freedom, and each year tne öwiaa people hold services on its anniversary to recall how a small body of undisciplined mountaineers, armed with axes and pitchforks, vanquished nn Austrian armv of 20.000 under
Archduke Leopolu. The flower of the German chivalry of that day was annihilateda spectacle that proved prophetic of the pausing of knight hood. Zug, the capital, i? a picturesque little town at the northeast corner of the lake and at the foot of the Zugerburg that rises to a height of 3,255 feet The population is less than
seven thousand. The lake shore has
been embanked and forms a promenade from which visitors enjoy views
of the snowy peaks of the Bernese
Oberland and of the Kigi and Pilatus. In 1SS7 part of the lake shore slippod in. The country about Zug is rich in legends and folklore. Altdorf and Lake Lucerne figure in the stories oC the exploits of William Tell. I had hoped to obtain evidences of his familiarity with the immediate vicinity of
GIRL SUFFERED TERRIBLY
REAL KSTATÄ
FOR SALE160 A.. ALL TILLABLE, IN
Oliver Co.. N. D. : 100 a. cult., house, barn.
tc; well located near town; special bargain.
S. S. HAYES. Younirstown, N D.. Box 23.
FOR SALE AT LESS THAN MARKET
value, 320 a. In Hemphill Co.. Tex.: 250 a. cult., bal. pasture. 6 r. house, barn, granary, etc E. LlndberK, 5X4 Haines at.. Kane, Pa,
FOR SALE 300 A. IN WASHINGTON CO.,
garden spot of Arkansas; 200 a. highly cuJL,
good 6 r. house, outbldgs., 12 a. orch.. etc.
near town. J. E. mock. Jraycitevme. az-k-
FOR SALE 4 SO A. IN KNOX CO.. NEB.: 340 a. cult., bal hay. pasture; one 5 arid one 7 r. house, 2 sets of outbldgs., etc; best In CO.
For particulars. G. Hubenthal. Beemcr, Neb.
FOR SALE 4S0 A. NEAR BRADWELL,
At Regular Intervals Sayj Lydia E. Pinkhaxn's Vegetable Compound completely cured her. Adrian, Texas. "I take pleasure in
adding my testimonial tO the great llSt hSank.. Cah 320 ft. cult. 5 r. house. 2 barns. Wheatland. Platte Co.. Wya; house, bam.
j i ..v . C4-;il outbldss.. machinery; reasonable price and outbldgs,, etc C, A. Swan, Yheatland, Wyo.
FOR SALE 80 A. MANITOWOC CO.. WIS. ; 50 a. cult., 6 r. houe. cellar, barn, outbid., mach., etc T. RadzlnakI, MlsblcoL W1..JL1. FOR SALE160 A. BELTRAMI CO.. MINN.; 23 a, cult, all tillable, house, barn, roothous, etc. $15 per a. II. Rlerson. Saura, Minn. FOR SALE 115 A.. ALL CULT.. CALhoun Co.. Mich.; 10 r. dwelling. 2 barn; outbldgs.. otc M N. Ryder, Marshall, Mloh.,R-4. FOR SALE 220 A, PERRY CO.. ILL.; 1Z a, cult., bal. timber, S r. house, barn, outbldgs.. 50 fruit tree. Jno. Ray. Sparta, 311. FOR SALE-r-160 A. KIOWA CO., OK.; 130 A. cult, house, barn, outbldgs.. 300 bearing; trees, etc John Roskam. Mountain Park. Ok.
FOR SALE 30 A., ALL CULT.. BEST NEAR
Gotten. Tuscumbia. Alabama.
rnnhinnn terms. A. W. Mulloy, Bradwell. Sask., Can. tIi............""...-.w ......... i f . , i. i I
Deoi interest to bill-
m T?- FOR SALE 330 A. IN TISHOMINGO CO.. tenng women, ror MlE noar iUka: all conveniences. 65 a. cult.
four vears I suffered all tillable, two 5 r. houses. 2 barns, etc: win
, m jl I sacrifice. A. J. C
untoia agonies at
regular intervals, imp sat.f 101 a. in alachua co.. fla.
o 1 . . . i . v.t osn
O 1 z A I 60 a. CUlt.. y r. nouae. uixm. wu.h.,
oucu uuiiiB a"u ornrp nnd near trees, stock, mach., etc:
Cramps, Severe Chills paying prop. E. M. Thompson. Earleton. Fla. i ' i j.
anasica.nebbsuatuiii- CAT -Rft A TV HATPRR rev ICAN..
:"l:.3acri. then fin all V hem- nnr town! all conveniences. 112 a. cult. 4 r.
1 1 1 hniiKP. Darn, ouiuiukb., uitnmu.
orrnages until x cnlnery etc. Hagler & Son. Duquoln. Kan.
woulü De nearly ..
1 naa nve town: SOO a. cult. bal. frrass, 2 houses,
doctors and none Of them COUld do more 2 barns .outbid ks a. orchard. Address
than relieve me for a time. .
"I saw your advertisement in a pa- for sale-sib a. near sulphlr
1 wnrinn-H rimiKiiia - -
-per and decided to try Lydia Jb. trink- tniabie. s r. house, bam. outbldgs.. 4 a. orch..
ham's Vegetable Compound. 1 tooK etc. win sacrum. . . ..(
covpn "hnvps nf it. nnrl nserl two bottles -n--o cam? no a. st. CLAIR CO.. MICH..
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m rt tit t 1 t I ..r, t .-.h't-i -n o k nnti one j.i r. uuuac, -
01 tne öananve wasn, ana 1 am com- K. -n P rv tbidrs.. 2 orchards.
. . . -in . it Ttn T I utima, ..v.x . , . K
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Mich.. R. 3.
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"Dletely CUred Of my trouble. Vhen I etc: best farm in county: must 13 K a i . XI. rt J T 1 aoDrcclated. C. F. Schmidt, lale.
FOR SALE 40 A. NR. CATAWBA. PRICE Co., TVIs.; 10 a, cult, bal. hay, hous, etc, less than mkt value. R. Ston. Hawklns.Wla, FOR SALE 156 Vi A. NR. BUCYRUS. MIAMI
Co., Kan.: 120 a. cult, good house, barn, outbldjra.. orch.. etc L. O. Smith. Jarncsport, Mo.
FOR SALE 32S A. IX SHERIDAN CO., X. D. ; 150 a. cult., bal. meadow, house, barn.
machinery, etc. J. E. Savage, McCluskey.N.D.
FOR SALE 160 A. MOUNTRAIL CO.. N. X.;
100 a. cult, house, barn, granary, stock, ma
chinery, etc Ole Slverson. Taua, N. Dak.
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP WILL SACRI-
flco 314 a. near Duke. Jackson Co.. Ok.: 229
a. cult W. J. Trollope. Runny mede. Kan.
FOR SALE 160 A.. ALL TILLABLE. WELL
producing near Laramie, Albany Co., wyo.. lees mkt value. A. S. Verrell. Memphis. Nob.
FOR SALE 160 A. NR. ARRIBA. LINCOLN Co. Colo.: 6 a. cult, all tillable, price S1Z.50
a. A. Walker. 40th St Sta. P.O..Denvor. Colo.
FOR SALE S00 A-. NEARLY ALL CULT..
Near Kartney, Man., Can.; 7 r. house, out
bldgs., etc. John D. White, Hartley, Man.
Great Texas A farm and urban home in the cream of tho fertile highlands of Great Texas for $10.00 per month. Mild climate. No excessive heat or cold. Abundant rainfall. Markets the best. All conditions most favorable. Community well settled and cultured. Comfort, prosperity and independence await jtou. Write for full particulars.
JNO. T. LOGAN, Texarkana, Tex.
Glad to Move.
A small boy went to school the other day in a state of intense excitement because his family was going to move to Chicago. "That will be fine, Joe," said his teacher. "And in what part of Chicago are you going to live?" "Jutht theven blockth from where cubtli play ball in the thummer," was Joe's enthusiastic reply. Chicago Record Herald.
BREAKING OUT ON LEG
' Hilltop, Kan. "About two years ago I began to notice a breaking out on my leg. At first it was very small but Boon it began to spread until it formed large blotches. Tho itching was terrible and almost constant. Many night I could not sleep at all. After scratching it to relieve tho itching it would burn so dreadfully that I thought I could not stand it. For nearly a year I tried all kinds of salves und ointment, but found no relief. Some salves seemed to make it worse
Carting the Oysters to Market. sold as "natives." It is reckoned that 66 Ar cent, of the embryo oysters never mature. On the beds, both men and women work, but chiefly women, raking in their treasure and making pretty pictures, too, with their vivid scarlet culottes and blue aprons, while standing, often knee deep, in the shallows. Sorting seems to be done, for the most part, by tho elder women, who, sitting outside their cabines, separate with dexterous hands the mature from those too small still for use, the former being packed for sale and tho latter put aside in nets in some shady corner, and ultimately thrown back on to the beds for further development. In Arcachon, tho hotel proprietors raay well be profligate in their supply of oysters, for they are a cheap luxury: but for real enjoyment, give
me half-a-dozen fresh from their beds, scooped from their pearly fluted shells by deft hands with a pocket-blade as I ride across the water in Michel's swift boat. These are . . . oysters to remember! The whiff of the sea, blowing right across from Biscay's bay,
rinnfiri2- emerald waves lapping
against the prow, blue skies above blue seas around.
MOTHER SAVES JEWEL THIEF
How a Kansas City Woman Recoversd Gems Worth Over $2,000 From Wayward Son.
In the Canton of Zug.
Zug; instead nearly all reliable authorities assert that he lived only in legend, says a correspondent. The nfnmr rC all rrtl V I Hi a nnrtle from his
son's head is told in verse and sober walking along Benton boulevard, near nrose. but it is shown that at least her home, as the young man had di-
six similar episodes have been discov
Kansas City, Mo. An honest moth
er's influence over her wayward son was resnonsible for the return to the
owner of more than $2,000 worth of lewelry that was stolen recently from
the home of Mrs. Edwin Godron of
this city. A young man called at Mrs. Godron's home and told her she could recover the jewels if she would agree not to prosecute him, would pay him the reward of $100 she had offered, .and would follow his directions. Five minutes later she was
FOR SALE 100 A. LAWRENCES CO.. IND. :
40 a. cult.. 7 r. house, barn, outbldgs-. orch.. mach., etc J. H. Wilson, Huron, Ind., R. ID.
began taking the Compound I only fff
weighed nmety-six pounds and now i for sale best improv for sale 10 a. nr. largo, pinellass Hnrw5 nnrl tnt-shr Liberty Co.. Tex.; well located near Co., Fla. ; 3 a. In cltrug rruit; 2 a. oanc. wCll
VTf6 " - w" "v ton and ueaumoni; i.yoo u- m wv drained; bart?. EInora Wilcox. Largo. Fla.
pounds, it anyone wisnes to address ci. im ''..cU tS-
Hie 111 ucrauii x win uicciiuiiv auovYct i ,
all letters, as I cannot speak too highly for sale-ics a. ?0EusrboarnK r -n:7.1 .;öa Mica Twc. Minn., 13a a. cuiu, 1 ltn',atnn Minn.
uj. uie xjimuaui icmtui. xrxvw- apple trees, eic r. viuhrul, iuu.w-.., for cat.f in a tt .wpvirnnn rn
SIE MARSH, Adrian, Texas. w . ß Mich., 24 a. cult., house, barn, dheds. fruits.
. FOR SALE 1HU A. :' lV BiocK, poultry, macnint?rj. eic; price ana
Mnnnrpnq n v K ipn ifr.rprci PYnrpmnr: 1 ,..1 un ,imKn 7 r house. iutku i torir.i .r t. ai,i,kn. r:miiiifift. Minn. k 1,
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gratitude for the good Lydia E. Pink- outbids, etc. n. Anieiatt .uw - ham's Vegetable Compound has accom- FOR SAle 160 a. near montrose. Dlished are constantly being received, coio.: 100 a. cuiu 25 a. faifa. 10 orch.. 6
proving tho reliability of this grand old r. no . w
remedy. . Iier Co.. N. D. ; 5 r. house. 2 barns, 3 steel
If VOU Wailt Special adriCe WrltO tO granaries. B. R. Blmbler. Dreaden, n.u...i.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl- F0R SALE so a. dade co., mo.: co a. deiltiftl) Lynn, MaSS, Your letter Will cult.. 5 r. cottage, barn putbldgs.. orchard. De opened, read and answered by a etc. j. 1. Boioy. Greeniieid, mo., r. 2. woman and held In strict confidence. FOR sale best o a., all cult..
Oceana Co., Mich.; 5 r. house, barn, outoiüBs.. C a. orch., etc S. Bubcr, Hart, Mich.. K. -
WILL SELL ALL OR PART OF 304 A. NR.
Sheldon. Vernon Co., Mo.; 220 a. cult., bal.
10 a. orch. and timber, house, etc C. uartho-
lomeeH, 440S Michigan av.. Kansas City. Mo.
FOR SALE 9C0 A. IN SARGENT CO.. N.
D. ; 700 a, cult. bal. pasture. 8 r. dwelling, tenant house, plenty outbldgs., barns, etc. All
conv. : sncrlflco. F. G. Blen. Mllnor. N. JJ.
FOR SALE H SECTION FARM SOUTH OF
tho Moose mountains, Sask., Can.; 240 a.
cult. C steel granaries, outbldgs., 6 r. h, ma
chinery, etc A. BURR. Manor. Saak. Can.
RES1N0L RELIEVED
ITCHING INSTANTLY
And Completely Cured Skin Humor. If you have eczema or any other
itching, burning skin trouble, the best evidence of what Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment can do for yon is the word of one who was cured by them after weeks of suffering. Adolph Schoen, 742 Shepherd Ave., Brooklyn, writes: Nov. 1, 1912. "At first little red spots were seen on my arms and body, which I noticed were getting larger every day. They itched me so much that I scratched myself until I bled. There were times when I stood up all night and scratched. I was troubled about three weeks, during which time I used , which seemed to do me no good whatever. Then, finally, I thought of trying Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. As soon as I applied Resinol Ointment I felt much relief. After using it a few times, I noticed the sore spots slowly fading away, and in about a month I was cured completely." The soothing, healing balsams m Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, penetrate every tiny pore of the skin, clearing it of all impurities, driving away eczema, rashes, ringworm, psori
asis, and other eruptions, ana martins
T-?TY1TlnC ATI ri blackheads impossiDie. eATrc .120 a. Washington co..
Prescribed by physicians for eighteen so a. cult. bal. hay land. uso. born, out1 rescripea uy puj . b,dB8t ete j. A. Hnlor. Akron, Colo.
ct OA a r.rnsnM CO.. IND.; 80
a. cult.. 7 r. dwelling, barn, outbldsa., mach., etc., will sac. J. Beaslcy. Oakland City, Ind. r--r, cat ir oft a nnnp CO.. WIS. I 70 A.
r i o.-v La l J w j... ' , , -. qA ....it i? . ..,un nnnnt hmiHO. OUtulClKS.. 4V
bearing trees. Win. Deard, Ellison Bay. Wla.
FOR SALE SO A. ST. CROIX CO.. WIS.. 45 a. cult.. Kood G r. house, basement, barn, out-
iiiith.. etc uaeey. uiuwuuu vu,
FOR SALE 80 A. WOOD CO., WIS.: Ü5 A. ( cult . 1 r. dwelling, new basement, barn, out- FOR . bldga. Frank Cronk, Grand Rapids. Wis.. R.4. a.
Tm-o cM.v in A OARlilELD CO.. COLO.;
100 li. cult., SO a. in alfalfa, 5 r. house, burn,
outbldgs. etc. Thos. B. comer, ljcuoquuu.
wnn rale- 100 A. NEAR SUMMERF1ELD.
Marlon Co., Fla.: 32 a. cult . bal. Umber, etc.. Ideal climate, sac. R, E. Potyns. Ocala. Fla.
FOR SALE160 A, FERGUS CO., MONT. ; 140 a. cult.. 80 a. In fall wheat, house, barn, granary, etc. F. E. Darcy, Ilobson. Mont. c. a t u -rtP'tJT AT.r. ClTTr. 140 A. IN
i'un oluu juuw - . .
.T-fferson Co.. 111.. 8 r. dwelling, Darn, oul-
bldga. F. E. Danner, Woodlawn, 111.. R.
FOR SALE ALL CULT. 80 A. IN WEX-
ford Co., Mich.. 11 r. house arge barn out-
bldga., etc. üen wauici, on i
pop CAT.K 380 A. IN LAMOURE CO., N.
b.; 200 a. cult., house, barn, outbldgs., etc.; special bargain. C. H. Freter, Kulm, N. Dak.
FOR SALE FARM WHERE A FORTUNE can be made without farming; 1C1 a., 120 a, cult. F. V. Fredericks. MewaBsin. Alta.. Can. FOR SALE160 A. NEWAYGO CO., MICH.; 130 a. cult., 7 r. house, basement, barn, outbldgs., etc. F. G. Gustin. Holton, Mich. FOR SALE160 A. NR. SEWARD, LOGAN Co.. Ok.; 125 a. cult.. 0 r. dwelling, barn outbldgs.. otc. J. R. Humill. Guthrie. Okla.
FOR SALE 200 A, NEAR MENOMINEE. Mich. ; 100 a, cult., balanco grass; lurge fruit orchard, S r. house, 3 barns, outbldgs, stock.
machy. Barton & Ilayter, Menominee. Mich.
WILL SELL OR TRADE BEST ALL CULT.
320 a. In Leo Co., III.; near town; 8 r. dwelling", barn, outbuildings, etc; everything com-
plete. ALBERT BROOKS. Bloomlngton. III. FOR SALE160 A. NEAR REMUS. MECOS-
ta Co.. Mich.: 120 a. cult.; new 11 r. h., run
ning water, 2 barns, outbldgs., 112 fruit trees.
stock, machy. C. B. DAVIS, Remus. Mich.
SALE 320 A. FREEBORN CO., MINN. ;
cult., bal. hay and pasture: 5 r. house.
barn, granaries, outbldgs., orchard, etc; will sacrifice. GEO. H. EMMONS, Emmons, Minn.
ered in the mythical history or ballads of Teutonic nations. Denmark,
Iceland, Holstein, England, the Rhine
rected. Suddenly she was accosted by
a well dressed woman, who r,aid: "Don't ask any questions," as she handed Mrs. Godron a box containing the jewelry. "Here's your diamonds," tho woman added, "all but two rings. I could not get them. My brother is not a thief. We are not people who wear diamonds. Brother came home drunk one morning wearing a diamond stud. Mother went through his clothes and
found the rest of the things. It al-
ato compels him to put faith church member "
jl. t j AUA.kv w ,iww- i ' rrri
until there were ugly sores, which country anu rsorwuy euuu nao iva . would break open and run. Ham Tell under another name, but "One day I saw an advertisement of possessing the essential points of reCuticura Remedies. I got a sample of semblance. In fact, according to the tho Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- International Encyclopedia, the main ment and began by washing the sores features of the legend are common to with tho Cuticura Soap, then applying all Aryan peoples. It is found In tno thm PnHniirn rUntmoTif twlr.ft ft riav. Trolandlc Thidreksaga, in old English
"w "-' - -y ; , nftroinn nntrv These louna me rest ol iu iiuuga. it aiI noticed a change and got mora Cuti- ballads and m Persian poetry, lnose er heart She's a good o j rM..i t j i -ii 111 moafnr rnnrkKinan and of mosr. DroKe ner neuru ouo u. feuv
cura ooau auu uniLiumit ami iu. a ia m iuu ui i
weeks I was cured. It has healed so nicely that no scar remains." (Signed) Mrs. Anna A. Lew, Dec. 17, 1911. Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the world. Sample of each free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Addrosi post-card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boaion." Adv. Explained. He Look at Blinks, able to retire from business, and I am still in harness. She Yes, but Blinks isn't a mula.
in his skill against the natural in
stincts of a father.
Dr. Pierced Pellets, small, sugar-coated, easy to take as candy, regulate and InvlcoraU tomacb. Hverand bowels. Do not ripe. Adv. Cruel. Chappy I am going to try tho mind cure. Daffy What's it got to work on?
Appropriate. "What did the railroad man get for fels birthday present?" "Some r.ew ties."
KWk. Austin's Bag Pancake, delicious Jight cake for breakout, all grocers. Adv. Women may look good without being accused of good looki.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Are Richest in Curative Qualities FOR BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEYS AND II LADDER til IM-You can b attractive, liavo a clcarkl nd Wutlful form Writ luuty for w)ufOB'
ISUfACTCKKR OF M1GHKST QKiUK fll'AKAMXBB H081IRT au;ocalreprtntatlvotoellcllrHatoconsuiuer.
RULES THAT WIN WOMEN 10BS Martha Parioni, Most Successful In Connecticut Busineis Life, Teil What Brings Promotion. New Britain, Conn. "Don't fall to be punctual, be pleasant to your superiors, to those under you, and to those with whom you associate, and, above all, work, work hard, and work without a thought of yourself." This is the advice to young women in business given by Miss Martha A. Parsons, the most successful business women in Connecticut, who has
been elected secretary of Landers, Frary & Clark, a $2,000,000 corporation, and of Charles Forschmer & Sons, a $25,000 concern. In the former position she succeeds George M.
Landers, grandson of the rounder oi the business, and at present the president pro tem. of the Connecticut senate. "It's the only method I followed in the 25 years I have been in the office, starting as stenographer and rising slowly to private secretary to the president, and now to the secretaryship," said she. Miss Parsons own code of business rules is headed by the motto, "Be on time." Next In Importance, in her opinion, Is: Attend to business during office hours; et your pleasure
Lid i aiu.
Mrs. Godron then handed the worn
tn the reward. The two missing diamonds were valued at $160. The total
value of the jewelry was $2,300.
jit v 1 tti oTvirfloc writ ft t.n UGüL.
vr f- ; i t s; mim line: oaiii tu , , . . - . . i i-nn
druggist sells Resinol Ointment . (50c) ac,,. TArt. SÄ'S
ana nesmoi duuij u4 j parcel post on receipt of price.
FOR SALE EXCELLENT STOCK AND ) Brain farm; 154 a. in Cerro Gordo Co., In.; all
tillable; 8 r.h., pood outbluBs.. biff orchard.
etc.: $150 per aero. TP. K.. Box 31H, Chicago.
GOING BACK TO ENGLAND; AM BOUND to sell 160 a. near Crosafleld. Alta., Can.; 80 a. cult.. 5 r. h.. barn, outbldgs.. eranarle. shedB, etc. Ad. P. M.. Box W, Crossneld, Alta. FOR SALE 1.4 60 A. NEAR DOMINION City, Man., Can.; 3 complete seta of buildings and Imp.; 1.200 a. .cult.; bal. timber; houses, otc E. J. Gllpen, Dominion City. Man.. Can. FOR SALE 180 A. BOURBON CO.. KAN.: 130 a. cult.; underlaid with coal; A r. house, tonant-houae, 2 barns, orch., atk., machy., etc. J. A. Haberthlor. Ft. Scott. Kan.. R. 7. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP-
erty 200 a.. Wood Co.. Wis.; 100 a. cult.; 9
r. house, barn, outbldgs.. orcnara, siock.
mnchy.. etc. Add. J. W.. Box 319, Chicago. TO SETTLE ESTATE 432 A. NEAR BROD-
head. Rock Co., "Wis.; 220 a. cult., bal. pasture and crasa; 3 r. dwelling, 2 barns, outbldgs..
etc.; dairy farm. C, T. Judgell. Tampico. ill.
FOR SALE 100 A. MASSAC CO., ILL.; 85
a. cult.; irood house, barn, outbldgs.. 25 fruit
trees, stock, machy., etc; bargain; moving to
California. G. W. Johnston, Unlonvllle, ill.
FOR SALE 400 A. BOURBON CO., KAN.;
360 a. cult.; one 9. one 5 r. h., 3 barns, outbldgs., 3 n. orchard, stock, machinery, etc;
terms to suit. Geo. Knapp. Ft. Scott, Kan.,K.
REAJÜ ESTATE
TIRGHIIA K.tHJl 370 acres, near Clin riot tcsrlllo. On it . ctli.iilk M1UI ill mfiins
30x70. largo barn and outbulldluRS. 60 npplo trees FOr SALE 100 A.. NEAR fOa,m M u'wZtJr. it., -ri nirn wireieri:fo..tkarioitime,a. cna 75 a. cult., cranary. etc.. will sacrlnce.
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LEESON ivlDl, Jjoam i-iiKc, ouai., v-..
FOR SALE ICO A. IN OZARK CO.. MO.; 40 a. cult., house, barn, outbldgs., orch.. etc., $10.50 per a. G. W. Hacklcr. Norfok. Ark.
irnr? cAr.n A. CAMPBELL CO.. S. D. ;
'J'" . . . -i in Hill l.il. rJ. I . 4L -...-
100 a. cult., bal. pasture and , nay lanu , x y r. Greenviu Madlaon Co.. Fla.. 1.500 a. cult.; house, etc John Jensen, Mound Clt, b. .u. bü Umber; forty 2 or 4 r- hs., barns etc. J. 1L
Redding. 108 Jackson SL. Jackaonviue. iria.
SALE 640 A. NEAR MOOSOM1N.
350 a. cult.; bal. pasture; new 5
barn, outbldgs.. sheds, etc Ad-
ITTLE, MooKomln, Sak.. Can.
FOR SALE 149 A. NEAR PETREL, ADAMS
Co.. N. D. ; 40 a. cult.; all tillable; h.. barn.
gran., sheds, stlc, mach., etc.; must do soia
Immediately. J. C. Martin, Petrel. N.D..BX.67.
FOR SALE BARGAIN; 3.400 A. NEAR.
r?rn uAT.tr i'A a MT? TUT KR A. I.O. HAR-
per Co.. Ok.; 90 a. cult., bal. pasture, house. FOR SALE 160 A. IN SIBLEY CO., MINN.;
.tK v a liiphtiiond. Arconia.ivan. iaa . nnlt ß r. house. Darn. ouiDiags., eiu. ,
wwcLf.ur-a., . . l ... . - - - , i. .
well located, li. ivrug, juuuaio L.aKc, axmn.
cAt 5i a rr.ARK CO.. WIS. : 36 A.
L -.wv.-'.-' " . (...) I . . n . ot"
cult., bal. pasture, ü r. house, ouwjiuk., '. xqr SALE 320 A. .NtiAK i-itivjLx, ana,
Can.; 255 a. cult., 4 r. nouse. Darn ouidiu.. stock, mach. Chas. Lawrence, Plenty. Sask.
In tho county. F. Schultz. Nellluvllle. Wla.
FOR SALE 40 A. IN CLARK CO.. YIS;: t5 u. cult.. 5 r. house, outbldcs., orchard, stock, etc.; best In Co. J. Carlson. Columbia. Wis. FOR SALE 40 A ALL CULT.. NR. CODY. Park Co.. Wyo.; house, barn, outbldgs.. atock. machinery, etc. C. Headstrom. Cody. S o.
FOR SALE 280 A. SWIFT CO.. MINN. : 150
FOR SALE 640 A. NEAR BROOKDALE, Man.. Can.; 500 a. cult.. 11 r. brick house, outbldgs. L. Lottln, Brookdale, Man., Can.
trriT? sale 273 A. FOLIC CO.. FLA.;
good truck land. 20 a. cult., all tillable. 3 a, oranges. 5 r. house. M. Morrison, Bartow, Fl.
FOR SALE SO A. CULT. ; BEST RANCH near Olney Springs. Colo.; 4 r. h., barnv out
bldgs.. steel granary, etc. Having oiacr interests. J. L. Strlcklcr, Olney Springs, Colo.
FOR SALE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM;'
440 a. in Charlton Co., Mo.; 240 a. cult., oai. timbered pasture; 6 r. h., barn, otc. $40 a.; tcms. Add. B. H. 8M1TII. Brunswick. Mo.
FOR SALE 174 A. WAPELLO CO., IA.J 51 a. cult., bal. timber, meadow and pasture;
r. h.. barn, outblögs.. orcnaru. cic; vrm rlflce. F. F. STUMP, Chllllcothe, la., R, 1.
FOR SALE 232 A.; BEST GRAIN AI
stock farm In. Jefferson Co., iiu; a. cuii..
bal. Krass. 9 r. dwelling. 2 large barns, cellar. 3 a. orchards etc W. J. TRIPPKX. Pix. I1L
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GROCERIES
SÄ 4Äv5.OUeS C H.bFolx.C8doßn;Mlnn. FOR SALE-MO A. WILLIAMS CC ... N.; 1.' STtfeldg
" " 7 a Mnr.r D. etc. Address I. J. WOODS, west rial. Me.
FOR SALE 240 A. KANDIYOHI CO.. Ml. - - '
IZZtt " FOR 8Al.E-0 A. CHERRY CO.. NEB.; .
a. CUIu, mouern a r. uwcikui "". "
NAPOLEON KIN IS A LABORER
I Grandmother Matron of Hospital at St. Helena When "Little Corporal Arrived.
FOR SALE-1C0 A. NR. II U LETT, CROOK outbldgs.. etc L. L. Million. Harmony. NV.
On Wvo 40 a. cult.. 6 r. nouse. wui-wiub"-. etc; 3.500. II. H. Hasklns, Hulett, Wyo.
FOR SALE 160 A. IN llfciJkii'.iiJ.i-. v.w.. 0i Tex.; 10 cult., house, outbldgs.. iheds, peach . , .. T rt TT . . r... lf TAVfl I
FOR SALE 320 A. NR. WEYBURN. SASK..
- Can.: 212 a. cult. 7 r. hou.e. 2
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ArohaH Atn T s. Hoairv. Gem City. Texas. J t, T A TTT?cr co.. wis.; s a.
w.....v., w.w. r ViV 'J-' - V . i Korr.
. cult., bal. timber pasture; o r. uc.
FOR SALE160 A. L1CUL.. vxv. , 0Utbldg5. O. M. Mattcson, W necier. v is.,
all tillable. 20 a, cult, house narn. Br.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Search by the Crittenden Memorial society of San Francisco for a reputed grandson of
Napoleon Bonaparte ended in a Los a. britton
15 apple trees. John J. David. Chandler. Olc fqr gALE160 A NR. GLENROSE. SASK.,
l n . cc r. 1t Vrtiif barn. ouiDiacs.. v
FOR SALE OF TRADE 320 A. NEAR Tho'B Motley. s'orth Battleford. Sask.. Can. u 7w r-o 500 a cult.. 3 r. house.
IjrailUlu, llll.. . .- ... T . ..T,r,-,r- r. vav .
barn. 10.000 shelter trees, mutmucw, v. u. p0R gALE 160 A. skuwiwv -T' A BRITTON & SON. Granura. Alta.. Can. 100 cultmm 6 r. dwelling, with bath, new
barn, outbldgs. vi. aicrnu, unw.
A ntroloa lnmhfir vsrd. William Gor- . T tt. tca war f!RAND VIEW.
don, a workingman, is the person Man can ; j;- mdsärfha0mRcToS7?4So SJi sought. h bÖENISCh! .Grind View. Man.. Canada. mUou8e, etc. J. W. MeDanlel. Logan. Kan,
William Gordon is a son of the late
Buy Florida Lands
direct inm owners at IIS 00 pr acrt. We owm ckoic0t potato, strawberry swad frctll lands. Writ for proposition, references, cto.
Riley-Kimby Co., OwMts iicksonviile, FttHdt
CANADA'S OFFERING
TO THE SETTLER
THE AMERICAN RUSH TO
WESTERN GAKAUA
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John Gordon, a San Francisco jeweler, Vn iiuc. modem 7 r. house bath. Can.; 300 a, cult.. 5 r. house ; parn. ouwiog..
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who ncr.nrdine to the Crittenden BOCl- cellar. 2 barns, outbldss.. bearing orcn.. mac.
, mach.. etc U. w. aeyüüm. . T T. D ,nrun a TV BUR-
afv XL unniiftstionaDiv a son OL tue run saud x
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nT ml - 1 1 1 1 rpVi -yn m . n TnKn I " T CAT TT I ( I
LilLUÖ Vuruuittl. iuc icumiua ul juuu ryu f. v-JT r. r house. 2 tenant
, l ISO 3L, cull., Uui. , ' . . Gordon rest in a cemetery near the h0uses, 2 barns, outbldgs.. etc. Ideal stocK
Golden Gate. and dairy farm. L. Randau, sieging,
nrniioT nr-Anr, fc cIyK'-Mitpp vears I Tr-T oiT.r onft a vn PORTERS. MONT-
tt. 1,1 f, f romery Co.. Tex.: IS a. cult-, bal. timber and
Oi age. no nay a uia laiuci va -turet house, small barn, etc Must De soiu
rsn tVio InlRTid of Ht Helena. a8 to satisfy heirs, u. modos. t-onci.
nam i u waa w ' m
has been asserted, hut near Edin
burgh, Scotland, November 11, 1818.
John Gordon's mother was a Scotch
woman Matron of the hospital at St
Helena whsn Napoleon arrived there
on the Bellerophon and he wai given
his mother's name.
John Gordon married Amelia Jone, a Welsh woman, in London in 1845,
and they came to America, settling In New London, Conn., where Wim
born in 1847,
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FOR SALE OR TRADß-lM A NEAR PUK-
Brulo Co.. S. JL.; aiu a.
rt k
producing land; all wire lenccu; wiu less than market value. Jamea G.
Trent. S. Dak.. R. iFOR SALE 125 A- HOWELL CO.. MO.: (
r. t t". tt,a MS FARM IN a. cult., bal. Umber ; nouw. mu"f-.
Marlon CO.T Ind.: ibul 193 a, near Holton. outbldgs. John 0'Brlen. nuon .
Ripley Co.. Ind.: 100 a, cult.. r. nouc. -orchard, etc Wm Rosobrock. Holton. Ind.
FOR SALE 188 A. WITHIN CITY" LIMITS of Estevan: IS a. cult-, bal. pasture, all tlU-
.ku 7 r Vinn concrete barn, orcnara. 1 . . . nn t.-ttc: rn R D.:
Barg. J . M. Bcrg,trom. Estevan, Sask., Can. JO SultTbÄ T house. barH. FOR SALE-200 A. NR. ETHEL. IIUR0N . Cranary, etc. John Portnoy, White Butte, S.D. Co., Ont.. Can.: 140 a. cult, good 8 r. nouse, R,T e40 A NEAR FOX.LEIGH, barn. outbldgs.. orch. "lock mach., etc. Bar- OR SALE-640 &1L bal. wood 4 r. hie.. gain. W. IL Hutchinson. Ethel, OnL, Can. Sask. Cao. 8a.cuiL.; Stulk.t gan.
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FOR SALE-160 A. IN BELTRAMI CO.. Minn.. 20 a. cult., all tillable 4 r. ou. 1 barn, sheds. Fred Olson. Beaudette. Minn. Dx. -41.
FOR SAbt-i" wZJT a riiTt- I FOR SALE 358 A. CLAY W., J
11 s, cult., nai. paiiure. nouie. ; r 'u I cui, ft r kqum barn, outb dss . j . roVi s rd ramnllna n rln. 0tC. . all a. CUIU, 9 T. nouns.
"r öv . r..1. old orchard. A. L. WKL
gY. ftniir. jskJt w,
CLAY CO.. MINN.: 318
lK.. s-year-
towa, Mian.
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m tho now Ilstricts of
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta tUers are thontaads of Yrt
Ilomestcad? leiV, -wblcB to i hr nan makl dc entry
in 3 jeara tltae Tf ill worth fniBi f to C per acre. Theoe lands are
well adamea to cnus
growlBf and cattle raising.
in many cases the railways 1 Pani KlTl bMB built IB ad-
Tance of settlcsaent. aad In a abort tle there will wtkej
teaortwelTile fro of rallwar. Railway Kal are
. r m a aacaäa.s T a Jlü
musloa.
SocUl CondltioHt
T America Scttlerlsatfco in Western Canada, 11 1 Is aot a stranger in a. strange laad. hayin. njiarlT & HlK'0U Of Ii OWM
pbple already seUle4 there. If you tleslre to know way thocoÄttinn nf tbu Canadlaa Settler 1
literature, raiea, wc, v
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