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‘ city. Thom-05001.“! am on its bl! tom WM}. Sommbor 10. Load mo math: will he found on our, page of thic week’- Nan. 'ru Luncheon onub- um moo! non-Thumb; at the home of Mn. Pull Smith. It. and In. A. E. Douay upont “madly It Libortgville enjoying tho county (aim. Mme de Maureo'e embroidery clue will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mm Riner. Rn. Thomne Daggm, Pen Yen. Rich.. wte the gueet of Thomas Home and wife Ovei- Th'fir‘ede‘y. ' J. Eon-ire. “one-fingered fireman Jock,” is attending the convention of the B. of L. F. at Chattnnooga, Tenn. The gamut school. with Mr. Smith Ii priuélpal, opened moat unopiciously Tue-day. Ed Warten and family have taken Ipamnen'h at the Ingleside. where they will maids until the completion of theirnow homo. The stirring event 9f the week has been the county fair, numerous bus a‘ud ca‘rriage parties going over; Thhrsdiy being the banner day. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, of Evans- ,gton', accompanied by their guat, ‘Mrs, Barton. of Southpopt. England, (have been upending the week with the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Home. The new cement walke on Central avenue are a vast improvement. The wall: in front of Mrs. Book’s ’atorefi m particular, has been built full width C. H. Peck and family, of Lin- coln, Nah, are at the Ingleeldo. Mr. Peek in superintendiug‘a party which came out to survey the slough west of here. and is busily engaged in making maps and diagrams of all Al,” I " ans: ,4 -, mgwmk Mrs. John A. Hamlin ~leaveubfor New York city't‘oday to attend the marriage of her son, Harry L. Ham. lin,.manager of tbév Grand opera bonus, to Miss Mary Paxton, daugh. ter of Bar. ‘John Randolph Paxmn, of the New York Presbyterian church. Frank C; Pritcbard, membgr. of the 0. 01R. 0., died at the Railroad Men’s Home Thursday at 10:50 am. Hi0 mother and two ~mister» from Chicago Vém with. him when he pang! e'vny, ‘end his wife in ex- pected to arrive today from Omaha. Neb. The routine will be taken to Forte-ton, 111., for interment. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. S" «9 Min NellioB. 8m diodol consumption Augfuifl at “I. I'd- denoe of be: shut, ln._ W. E- WItorhomo. Mia Batman In: frrmerly of Jackaouillo, 'Fh..but {or the past ten you- hu undo bar home with Mr. and In. Wu». home. The funmi unipo- I'm held at the home Friday, Aug” 29, at. l p. m., Rev. A. A. thflohl officiuting. The burial an n Rou- hill. - ' A moot interesting WI! heel fibeee‘ arranged for the benefit con-I leertto begiven for Albert Loreen,» who is ill‘ with typhoideteverinl ,hoe‘pital iu the city, at Goldberg's opera house. Friday evening. Sep« ‘tember 12. In addition to e~llne musical program, which Will include ‘ Prior’e stringed orchestra. e mendolin torcheetra‘ under the direction 01 i George Colhurn.) number of excel- lent vocal selections rendered :by two artiete from Chicago, Mn. Simp- eon will give eeverel selection in her inimitable dialect. end Charla W-erren will give' one of his nonder- ,i’ul eleighflothend performances ,and Mayor Evens has loaned his ggraphophone (or the occeeion IEverything points suspiciously to it successful evening. and We trupt a large crowd will turn .out. Tickets ere only fifty cente, and can be pro cured 'at ~h1n. Bohl’e. Levin, the jeweler-'3. and at all the drug etoree. THE LAKE COUNTY FAIR. The Lake County Fair, which closes. today at Libertyville, has beens grand success this year in points of numbers, in its vsriety'of attractions and financih’liy. One of the most interesting features was the flock o eighty carrier pigeons introduced y the Wankegan Sun, and suppl' by A. McArthur and Frank H. killer, of Waukegan, Who are in possession of the best trained carrier pigeons in the country. Every eftdrnoon at 3‘ o‘clock _the pigeons were released from their carrier baskets before the grandstand, and safely fastened to their tiny legs in. aluminum lucid-3m, won. meg-"um for Wanhegan friends, which these wise little birds never {filed to de- ilver at the office ‘ of ’the Waukegan Sun, and to return promptly for the postal duties of the following day. The weather was perfect» and, attracted by the delightful drive across country, and tha interesting amen“. that awaited «them at Libertyville, innumerable parties were made up Irgm among the citi- zens of Highland Park and vicinity. John H. Sheahen represented Highland Bark at Libertyville this week in the oficial capacity of police. Both the eyente and attendance Thursday made it the red letter day of the fair. nearly 6,000 people heing' m attendance. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. ARKANsAI VALLEY. WAN. Altitude mm to 4.600 toot; boat. a :- Moths; was of use. oi 311.)“. million- of may-Jon pea. am to orchids. of sheep: it rest inflated notion in the U. 3. Extensive an]. balm: thin/dam; mutton doubled In in yous. «chum; W "6! sheep” ; up» twig-ad notion in m U. 5L [cinema may. both .35? film; lulu: doubled luiveyun. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ VAL!!â€" Y. Na‘m." Ila). Alumni: 3.0:!) to ‘hoooblufx‘; 175 at: o ,-onodp_ open ‘auopumru.llprd rots 0 one." tomb!“ ind gain: fitted for in lure unkind: 30 qmlity 0! {annual madden; ml plgyith Sooner n JPHKLL _ - ___A _ __- - A 9A mil}:- 7 t mining section: minin in 3d mm. mains: M SALT alga VALLEY. ARWONA. Altitude 1,000 feet; 00 miles long lid SALT RIVER VALLEY.,ARI10NA. Altitude 1.000 fact: 00 miles long and 20 miles '30; upeoiu inflame-g); 0mg“, nu flock. .vegeublen, mu hangout”. bee manure. SAN Joaobm, VALLEY. CALIFORNIA. Altitude so to mo mt: 250 mu.- long. 50 miles wide; wheat tsunami" nook. oil Wells. 311.11.. raisin And who grapes. olives, flu. citrus 1nd ducal fruits, 01mm“. inlmns; lumbeflng And nine- in mountain ALI. FIVE VALLEYS have never-hill“ may supply, extenuive syn-m- of irrignin; ditches and rich loll. insuring profiublo crops. Renault climto. stimuli in winter. ”flu-hing townl. snot-ding good markets. Directly what! I “10.55"” F31 - INDUSTRI Louisville Nashville Railroad, ' n? KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE. ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI, FLORIDA. WEIR! ' ' Farmers. Fruit 0mm. Stock Ra‘lurs'. Manufacturers. Investors and Speculators. and Money Lenders willflnd the greatest chances in the United ‘States to make 'biiz money” by reason of the ‘ abundance and cheapneaa of Land and Form. Timber and Stone. Iron and Coal. Laborâ€"Evorythhgl Free sites. financal awatance, and freedom from taxation for the manufacturer. Land and farms at .1 per acre and t. pwarda. and 51mm acrea in West Virginia that can be taken gratis under the US omeatead laws. > Stock raising in the Gulf Coast Din rlct will make enormous profits. , nun-K: cuul Auvua pluuw Hallâ€"hr. excursions the "mm Twinys Let us know what you want. and we win all you where 2nd how to Ref itâ€" «but don't delay. as the coun ryiuflmng upm ldl . Printed mater. maps mdp any-information free. Addreu_ ' , General Inn-[prawn and lumlgrntlon Amt. - ' «LOUISVILBB. KY. ‘l‘nkothonnulnomflglnl ROCKY IOUN'I'AIN 'I‘IA Mud. Only Madison Madl- Wanted-Five young men from Lake Coqnyvjt'onoe to ptepqre for positioué inrtho ”government serviceâ€"1 railway mail, letter carrier, custom house and departmental clerks. Apply to Inter-State Cortes. Inst, Cedar Rapids, II. 62111:) DOAN'T Ba: FOOLEDI Who’s lemLmn no you read- ingf \ I'm; m- i.“ with zoo llowin wells. aao “RAMOS VALLEY. NEW max _. 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