The Champaign County News from Champaign, Illinois • 7

sans -l-RH tjgm MM 'A A "I THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 26 1899 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS RAW AS REEF SOME COOD FOR OUR JUNIOR READERS several of tin little men and wnnwn half-way across the dining room ear-pet After this whenever Frank and Bertram set up the toy village the very best part of the play was the time when the cyclone came and trees and house- and men and women turn-ibied down together in a heap of ruins Hall Leonard A Little Crrloun llovr the Hoy Discover'd a New A inuacuient A True Stry An Lin bar ran n-d Student Glad tone HD it Hoy A Mystery Flowers from clods of elay nn-1 mm: Flowers fo bright and grisa so gi-Tell me blade and leaf ami bud liow It is you're all so clean ii 171 1 1 1 ii rn I lilitinna THE BEST If my flnpers touch these pods F-e they're streaked with stleky earth Yet you spring from clayey clods and fesh and lair from birth 1 1 PsPsr Washing Powder Do you wash yourself at night In a bath of diamond dew That you look so fresh and bright hen the morning dawns on you? Not much attention is often paid to first symptoms of Kczema lm it is not lone before the little rednois begins to itch and burro This is but tin bej'inninp and will lead to suffering and torture almost unendurable It is a common mistake to regard a roughness and redness of the skin as merely a local irritation it is but an indication of a humor in the of terrible Eczema which is more than skin-deep and can not be reached by local applications of ointments salves etc applied to the surface Tire disease itself the real cause of the trouble is in the blood although ull suffering is produced through the skin the only way to reach the disease therefore is through the blood Mr Phil Jones of Mixersville Ind writes: had Eczema thirty years and after a great deal of treatment my leg was so raw and sore that it gave me constant pain It finally broke into a running sore and began to spread and grow worse For tin past live or eix years I have suffered unUdd agony and had given up all hope of ever being free from the disease as I have been treated by some of the best physicians and have taken many blood medicines all in vain With little faith left I began to take 8 8 8 and it apparently made the Eczema worse but I knew that this was the wuy the remedy got rid of the poison Continuing 8 8 8 the sore healed up entirely the skin became clear and smooth and I was cured perfectly Eczema is an obstinate disease and cun not be cured by a remedy which if God perhaps pends summer showers When the grass grows gray for rain To wash the fanes of Ills flowers Ami bid Ills Helds be green again tn MEIZ DARMER DARNELL Tell me blade and leaf nnd bud Flowers so fair and grass bo green Growing out of clay and mud How It la you're all so clean Setoun Real Estate Agents Champaign 111 Join the flrd picture to the second turn by a single letter and the result will be the third picture The four letters used In the additions will spell a word which dose ri lies the lowest picture St Nicholas A Truo Nturjr Old Dapple wa so tiled Ing-tinu was over that grandpa "aid 1 be should re-t a wbob week with oats for dinner every day the faithfulest old fellow!" grandpa -aid warmly stroking ippie old no back and back and forth lov-I ingly you shall have a holiday and munch hay instead of rake it Wait i'll trundle the big rake under the mow out of your sight so forget there was ever any such tiling in the world as work" Then grandpa went in to dinner with grandma and The everybody called them The Twins with capital I in their voices when they said it It was quite late lu the afternoon when grandpa asked The Twins to lead out old Dapple to water ''lAt him stay and drink as long as he wants to" he called after them he knows the way ba alone" So old Dapple stood and drank his fill of the clear sweet water and The Twins ran back to their play But it long before grandpa saw them coming toward him at a scamper Both their faces were excited and they shouted in a little breaiiilefk The Twins usually spoke in grandpa! grandpa! quick! look up in the mow- ing field! Old up there rakin' hay all alone any rake or any hay! back and forth and back and forth like everything!" And when grandpa got on bis "fur-offs" and looked sure enough there was faithful old Dapple up in the mowing-field pa-j tiently trudging up and down making neat turns at the end of every His tired old legs wavered unsteadily 1 but kept on The afternoon sunshine lay on his rough back and dazzled his old eyes on the return trips but he never thought of stopping Something suddenly dimmed and to'k them off old fellow!" he muttered lead him back children and give him oats for his supper And how Th' Twins hugged him while they were doing it! Constance Hamilton We would be pleased to correspond wth or see you at our office if your farm Is for sale or irade If vou desire lo exchange for a larger farm If you desire to exchange for a smaller farm and get difference if you nave a farm to trade away from Cnampaign for one nearer if you wish to get belter improvements or cheaper land If you have town properly lo trade for a farm If you have mill factory or elevator or if you wish to trade for western land if you want to buy sell or exchange we can offer you large opporr unities Send us a description of what you want to buy sell or exchange We have farms In Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Missouri Texas and nearly all other states for sale We have buyers and sellers and parties who wish to exchange properties In our office every day You will be at no expense unless we make exchange or sale for you Large list of properties lo select from Respectfully only a tonic FOR THE BLOOD Metz Darmer Darnell superior to other blood remedies because it cures diseases which they nan not reach It goes to the bottom to the cause of the disease and will cure the worst case of Eczema no matter what other treatment has failed It ii the only blood remedy guaranteed to be free from potash mercury or any other mineral and never faiis to cure Eczema Scrofula Contagious Blood Poison Cancer Tetter Rheumatism Open Sores Ulcers Boils etc Insist upon nothing can take its place i Books on these diseases will be mailed free to any address by Swift fific Company Atlanta Georgia No 1724 Acted Lnrade SCENE FIRST The onrtnin i-Im-s on wild wood scene Thick trees dense underbrush of brightest green And in the midst a struggling form A deer caught in a snare His head so bold All crowned with ten he lifta on high And pain and terror flashes from his eya Alas how tad a sightl No more will ho Roam with his fellows tho greenwood tree nis days of pleasure and of sport are done For look there cornea the hunter with his gun Rooms No 1 and 3 Odd Building Phoenix Telephone 25 Farmers Attention! i W4NTFP Plata nev in- to do (Jo out and work by day Ill North Nell hi Mr Maggie Pro ugh -1 We are niw prepared tn handle Champaign county farm lands If you want to sell give ua a call have buyers a wwl trans'-r your property on short notice at the very lowest com-mi-v-un po3 i- for our services V- also agents for Illinois Central railroad lands located in the world f-rc Ya Vai ev vs of which there is no rich- sod in the United States ra sit fr fto is els if urn per i --e also gri it variety oi or pa These coin be bo i for from 17 to per acre on long time and are equal lu fert iity io adjoining Improved ir 1 reots fur from to fr per acre Can give list of actual purchasers who will confirm our statements I LLINOIS CKNTKAL The Illinois Central 1 will sell exourhion ticket at greatly re duced rates a follows: Champaign to Philadelphia and retun via Illinois I i ral railroad Tickets ou sale September I 2 3 ami 1 Returning tickets may be extendi until September 3 if desired In HMeotldg oar route bear lri mind the fi-ri-nce in Hi rvice and call a 1 tral ticket office for further Information 11 I Worn t)v man a-il Men wants general work about the premises the wife general housework Call atJI Man street 'J art PCKNK SECOND A milder scene the next le-t doth A quiet lawn upon a Hummer day And shaded from the too ardent gleam Does dolce far niente reign supreme A man with elevated slippered feet Sits half reel in ing on a rustic seat A fan and bu and glass of lemonade at his elbow are with cure displayed His face is placid calm nil free from cure He wears a restful take it easy uir I CD Ueimett a cut Champaign to Portland CD El IVUL-L-EIF? WO 30 MAIN sTKD An up-t li boiiHG with all oilcn good street for about Htnall se and lot In a good 1 it ing 1 1 1' oi spot cash to the partv right propert Miller A Co vtr a 4TK1) -To bur a small farn VV or e-s within tire miles oi the o' I Address Uhas Muillkon Cham palm the 1 1 L- Tacoma and Seiutls Wash and return at on- faro fur round trip good gomg October 12 13 11 and Ift turn limit November Cud at II I-nol- 'ntral t'cket office for additional Infor-tnatton 11 Henne i agent Ilorneseikers' excurswins On the first third Tuesdays of each month until Ociotv) 17 the Illinois Central railroad will sell home s'i i xcursion tickets to certain joints In south west and northwest atone regul first class fare pius for the round trip Sprclllc Information may he ootalned at the Illinois Central ticket office CITIZENS Doilglas Coil! ty Farms roc THE WHOLE Ring up the curtain now upon the wh lo We hear the sound of and the roll Of drum and cymbal and the sound many human voices all around A sea of In ads It is ft circus tmt And toward the center all the eyes nre bent A form shoots from a net high in tho air rasps a revolving bar and hanging there llo swings and whirls uud hangs by foot or chin And seems to deem his life scarce worth pin irANTKI I'nsttlon in ears' experience a Champaign Inquire at 1 1 FOR SALE (to do Mr HMl'f A NT I) Was i mo am' 1 II Handly Uolurubi BANKING CO 7ANTKD house Day boarders at the Krunklin Church struct Special fates ysTtf COPARTNERSHIP Glnriatone as a Hoy WLliarn Ewart Gladstone at the aga of 12 was the best looking boy who ever entered Eton and the brightest fellow who ever left it He was always proud to claim membership with one of the old families of commerce and to last declined all honors and titles offered him by the queen preferring to remain "one of the people" His mother traced her ancestry to the royalty of the fourteenth century She 117 ANTED Kv 1 fresh fish and dressed poultry on ice every day Hens ev Tiller 38 North Nell stree Telephone 411 lltf No FI ve Tree 1 Behetwl part of vessel and leave a tree 2 Behead to cut nnd leave a tree 8 Behead to remain in liquid and leave a tree 4 Behead to think and leave a tree 6 Behead a slice of beef and leave a tree VISITING CARDS -Kngraved or priim-i No 21 Main Street latest sle thickness and scripts at Tiik News printing office U6 0K Si IK -iloil CHAMPAIGN ILLINOIS 'HASH MX JU KS1UW3 iuo veil excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates as follows (i A encampment Ool Nodlno post No 11" of Champaign has ma le arra igi uieuts with the Wabas i company for spt dal ee reciinl ic chair cars to run through from Champaigu uud Urbana to Philadelphia without change joining the Wabash A It HDOCtal at il-iev This special will have Chau paign at ll 3 ft a Saturday Sept a- go via Niagara Falls a ul the cture-que Lehigh valley route Train will roacn Niagara Falls: i on Sunday morning wh re three houts will be spent making a daylight da down the Lehigh valley to Philadelphia arriving there at tn Those who desire can remain all day at the Falls and rea Philadelphia Monday morning at 7 a The special ii a It train will be composed pf baggage car coaches fve chair cars and sleepers to run through The vhulr car Is almost tilled from Champaign and Urbana The tldWU round trip tick cau be made good until September so All are welcome For acotn-luodatlons write to Capt Coffman Champaign or tick agents Wabash rairoad Champaign air Urbana For further information apply to or address a Hecv agent Wabash railroad Depot was a woman of verygreat accomplieh-fmcdiAnco frnm ber ments and exacted obedience from her AOR SALE Nice cottage containing live room- and pantry Good Darn and out buildings First lass well grape arbor and fruit trees 13U1 West Stoughton street Ur-bana One block from campus and directly In rear of Parks chapel Price 81600 A bargain Call on or address Mulllkln at Times office lwtf J8lf I General Banting Bisnen Tmnctei 24" Well Improved and well located at 17" acre All acs prairie soil Aptps- Very finely improved well located at fs per acre 160 Good bouse: barn: all fencec' black prairie soil close to town at f7ft lfO Acres Also black soil well located at A farm unimproved 17" per acre black prairie soil well tled Will rent for Ift ftu per acre 8" Acres-Improved black soil 16ft per acre 240 In German settlement tSA per acre 160 Two sets of Improvements fine prairie soli well located Can be beat at MU per acre 16o Well located: two seta of Improvements at t77 60 per acre tA Acres Fine land well tiled Improvements good Will rent for IftftO per acre Sell at 16ft per acre 4 Unimproved fo ft" per acre black prairie soil Jvi miles from town 80 Improved a miles from town f67 fto per acre 12 Acres-Improved In German settlement 11080 This Is good 160 In German seitlemDt at I8J50 per acre 160 Acres-Good black soil fair Improvements price I7u per acre 130 Well located a nice farm price 17ft par acre 8" Acres-172 ft" per aore 163 mile from Tuacola fine brick house rooms all fenced and cross fenced tiled orchard good wel barn etc fi per acre Farms to exchange for merchandise merchandise to exchange for farms If you have anting to buy or sell inquire of I70R SALE -For rash or trade for good farm laud the property No 64 -86 Last L'uivor-slty avenue Mrs Vest lst i we: MAKE I OANB No Familiar Proverb (With vowels omitted 1 1 fc 2 1 1 1 1 8 4 1 1 in y'c 5 fi dLr 1 1 7 1 6 in 8 II 9 1 1 six children earlier life was passed under the direct care of this wise and watchful mother Her boys were required to perform some manuaJ labor and to takq much physical exercise and wore instructed in wood-sawing and carving A treatment of his wife is a reflection of his memory In beautiful study called the of Peace" were three one for political and business correspondenceone for literary work and one for Mrs Gladstone who was a most discreet as well as able woman and had not only the gift of silver-tongued speech but of golden silence when occasion UOR SALE The Horn -menee i No sui Church hi can be had at bargain For particulars Inquire of Hughes Nell st 7tf AT LOWEST BANK RATES In Maple street between Randolph and Nell streets Doth No IT rpllE RIG FO0R ROUTE-The Dig Four will sell excursion tickets at greatly gpecial Attention to Collection LOR SALE One fourth s- ction of good land 8 miles from market 14 acres corn land SO acres timber pasture A -room orick house barn broomcorn shed 6" 41" acres highly lm proved at 185 85 acres miles from Areola Jlrt acres stock farm ft miles from Are da Ift7 fto The above are only a few of the farms 1 have for sale Write for full particulars or call Lands shown freo Juo Milt Cox Ar cola III tlSwfl re-duivd rati as follows Excursion to Atlantic City Ocean City Nlc City Avalon Anglesea Wldwool Holly Ib aci Mav New Jersey Ojean City Mary ami and Kebooath Delaware On Thurs da August excursion round trip tickets will be sold to above named points from Champaign via Cincinnati and Railway with llnal return Uni August lsqi Fare for round trip fid 7ft Stop overs will be in either direction ten days at Washington Hallinoreand Phlla lelph'a For further In formation call on Dig Four a rent 1 Lynch General Passenger Agent We respectfully solicit a share of your patron A Lillie Cyclone Bertram was born and had spent all bis life on a Kansas prairie He had never watched the waves rolling in from the ocean nor picked up shells along the shore nor dug wello In the windy beach He had never listened to the wind as it sighs gently through the tops of the pine trees Indeed he had never seen any real woods at all nor any high hills and he nothing about great rocks Chart are so nice to climb upon and that make such lovely caves to hide oneself under But lie knew all about how the men on the plains ride over the range to bring ihe cattle together In a spring He had often played at "throwing a rope" to lasso the stalks of tho tall sunflowers that bloom so thickly over tin western plains IT had seen great fires rushing madly through the dry prairie grass He had even seen half a dozen fires at a time far off ii the great round line In which the wide sky shuts itrdf down over the wide earth He also knew how hard the winds could blow across the great open plains When the spring winds came blowing all the way from the Gulf of Mexico or the Polar ocean Bertram used to watch the great round weeds" as they rolled rapidly along faster than a horse could gallop Sometimes when the wind grew fiercer than usual it brought a thick cloud of dust to choke the breath and blind the sight Then Bertram would run into the house as fast as his lege could carry him and shut his eyes almost fearing thnt the little house would be lifted from its foundations and be shaken to pieces by the fierce wind of the prairie When Bertram was five years old his mother took him to New England to visit his grandmother anil some cousins that he had never 6een Bertram thought the rooms In his house were very large large enough for houses he said He was never tired of running tip and down the stairs because he had never before lived In a house where there were Uhy stairways to be climbed One day uncle brought home from the city a large box and told Bertram and his little cousin Frank that this contained something which they would like to see When they opened the box they found in it a toy village There was a church with a steeple a postoffice a school house a store and some smaller houses There were a pood many little trees to shade Ihe village and a number of little men and women to walk about Its streets There was also a depot and ft train of cars to bring people to and from the town Both of tho children were delighted They took the little things out of the lox and looked at them one hv one Then they began to build the town Frank had often been to the city with his father and thought that he knew all about how a town should be built lie did not think that Bertram knew much about towns So It happened that almost all the things that Bertram set up Frank would soon change to Another place Bertram soon began to feel that It was all town and that he was being left out of the play He looked very sober for a few minutes He stopped working and watched the little town as it grew up under Frank's busy fingers But lie was all the time thinking how he could have a share In the play himself At last a new thought came to him The town was Just finished with all the trees and houses set up in beautiful order nnd the little men nnd women walking quietly around the streets Then Bertram cried out comes a slyeone!" and filling his little lungs with air he blow out a great wind of breath In two seconds half of the town lay In a heap with the frightened li title men and women burled under the overturned houses Frank looked up feeling half angry But eyes were shining To was not cross or naughty he only wanted to have a part in tho play eyes began to shine too This was a new kind of fun So he said was a blizzard sure enough! Now all the men will have to go to work nnd build the town over Then with a good laugh both of the boys set to work with a will and soon the town was built up again ns good ns ever When it was finished the second time Frank ran to his grandmother and whispered something in her ear Grnndmaina smiled went up to the arttie and brought down an old pair of bellows that used to blow up the fires in the great kitchen chimney a hundred years ago Bertram now looked on with great curiosity while Frank took the bellows Hbd made a wind thart Mew ag Call cd aee us LTQK 8a I A substantial story house three blocks southeast of courthouse East Illinois street Two large lots fine shade and lawn plenty of fruit and vegetable garden Inquire on premises Baker Tuscola John arstrorg Pres ork Ctt er 88 tf Office In Wamsley Building No lints 1 The rat in the allowance for food 2 The arithmetical rat 8 Tho rat which disciplines mischievous children 4 Tho rat always seen with a certain serpent 6 The rat which is always in tho midst of rage" ll Tho rat which sets tho or value 7 The rat which sanctions a treaty 8 The rat with reason" LOST LffilRSALE The residence at No West I Unlversi avenue has 11 rooms bath toilet hot wa er heat and ail modi rn conven-tbrougbout For further particulars In-quire of Hughes St Null stroet 7tf -an I OST A Knights Templar charm Liberal reward Owner's name on the charm d'jntfi MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE Personul Property I osr A coat containing valuable books and papers Please return to Garrison I7fi INVESTMENT on FARMS UORSALK-A tine stylish city broke safe carriage horse Call at nui South Null street d'jntfi osr small goid watch Reward equal value by leaving at Tiik Nkws office Campaign 111 taitfi BEATS yoUK advertisements In Thb nhivs brings I prompt returns I70RSALE -lflaoksmith shop lu Tolono do -U ing good business wish to sell out on account of Illness Inquire of A Gorman Tolono 111 agent i Abrams trr to tpOR SALE CHEAP lftakeu soou cup I1 board bureau chairs etc ftdii West Church street Smith its STOLFN Atlcwea: rates of interest Funds always on hand and loans closed promptly Privilege to make partial payments before maturing of loans Deal direct with An Fmbarrmicil Student Mr Spurgeon used to tell a good story about one of his divinity students It was his custom In order to test the powers of the young men for speaking to give them as they wore about to ascend the pulpit a text to discourse about on their own plan and in their own words This of course was not before an audience but simply among themselves for practice On tho occasion referred to he gave to a young man who as yet had not tried the ordeal the simple word The young man trembling from head to foot said: will divide my subject into three parts First We read that Zaechaeus was small of stature and I never felt smaller than at the present moment Second We read that Zaechaeus climbed a tree which reminds me of my ascent into thl3 pulpit Third We read that Zaechaeus made haste to come which Accordingly I will now do" Whether this man ever became a great preacher or rot we are not told but he certainly showed that he possessed ready wit Cent No Iliblh'ftl AnagriRiii 1 OI John's guard 2 Candles of baron 3 A jam in maze dike 4 Him im turn and rum 6 Share the roofs? No fi Ilie! Mrs Jane at mint aloot A cape gets hot Mind dress also seized ki Ill'll 10 II Czza crane bend 11 Hark Fay! bake pork! CTO UN Saturday Aug ll a gent bicycle made by the Union Cycle LAORSALF -Alwn have on baud dry gmu boxes for kindling wood or packing pm poses Drayman No is it Helms 1 ll 120 acre farm In Sidney township Cham-algn county 11 at 17ft pr acre Rents for better than 1" per acre all level black new land well tiled TOR Saloon furniture Inquire and Inspect goods at 1308 West Main street Urbana Slade lJif Manufacturing Co was stolen from ibe under signed It has white rims and the head nr the fr m- fr in top of forks to handh bars Is white: the rest of the frame Is black spok- are rusty Ha Garford saddle and Palmer tires single tube Geared to 84 or 88 inches Will give fft to the person giving tef -rtnatlon leading to arrest of gu itv party or for return of wheel Ferguson Craig Champaign 111 yutfi J'ti AOK A ftb foot lV-lnch second-hand rope Ibqulre at Nkws tee fttf A etock and grain farm of 160 acres In Kerr township tins county 6-room new cottage ood barn and well 3 in les mar ket This is A snap-860 per acre McKNLEY TjOR SALE At a bargain a single buggy newly painted and good as new at Ah ernathy's paint shop lift East University avenue J89tf ('on nn lr ii mi inei rrnl What has three feet and walk? A yardstick Why is a coachman like a cloud? Because he holds th' ins A thing ith one leg and four faces that never moves? A lamppost FDR KKNT htiiuptlgn 111 24i acres that Is a good one 1 mile market Condlt township this county good fair buildings Land Is the best to be nad In tho county Kents for 15 per acre cash Price 175 per acre HELP WANTED fUO RENT A desirable flat alsi i f- furnished or unfurnished Jus West Church street dtfStf A good cook male or female $ft per week Employment office Jl Main street djutfi IJOOM FOR RENT Steam heated front It room with alcove and clothes closet Mrt West Washington street 60 acres 1 mile Sidney good house fair barn all good black prairie land School house just across the road Price ISUOU revett Mattis Girl for kltcheh work a 4 West Good wages IWtff 111 street rP0 Furnisbod or uufurnlshed rooms 304 Church street next Burnham AYT NTEI) -Flfte corn -Fifteen tiers good experienced broom I miles south of Green strdbton Lincoln avenue Urbana John Hobbs IHtrt UOR RENT My residence property 30ft South Nell street All modern oonven-lences AtKinson J80tf INVESTMENT SEO BLISS YkJ Printer one who can do job vf work MINI KLLANKUIN Urbana BANKERS Illinois J1 Main street fUHE Employment office -I can supply you with sick No JOtfi WANTED Women to bind dresn shields at home Ouljr those bavin sowing machines Deed apply: steady work: distance no disadvantage ask your dealer to show you Kora Shields Send Id cuts for catalogue of work The Kora Shield Co Wft Broome street New York Jfitd Our specialty now is NOTICE By mutual agreement the draymen from henceforth will deliver trunks and such traffic to any part of the city for 1ft cents By committee 14tlJ CHAMPAIGN ILL Heavy Hand Made EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1 Main street Madam Wells Key to tin No 1M) Charade Mur mur No 160 Decapitation: Clash cash ash No 161 Metagram 1 Bane 2 Jane 8 Igimv 4 Cane 5 Bane 6 Vans 7 Fane 8 Mane No 163 A blessing on the art Hooks are the meutora of the heart The burning soul the burdened mind lu books alone com Minions find No 163 Geographical: 1 Suffolk 2 Lowestoft 3 Russia 4 Orkneys 6 Jamaica 6 Biscay 7 Corsica No 16 4 Patriotic Puzzle I LION I I1 (II ALL A I A I DO 0 A 0 It No 105 Not Generally Desired: To be overtaken by the undertaker No 166 Diamond 1 2 8it 3 Night 4 The 5 1' No 167 1 Como 2 Oven 3 Mend 4 Ends No 168 A Fknvcr For got-mo-not No 1 Rivers In England: 1 The Thames between Chelsea and Battersea 2 Tweed 3 Nerves severn 4 Derwent Mn 6 Stour tour routs 7 Trent rent at ten Ouse bouse lb are or Active ard trusted person to work for us locally Liberal salary guar anteed Good cbance for advancement No capital required For full Information address Shepp Company 1U31 to 11)33 Chestnut street Philadelphia I'llKtiM ltnn (innif Here is a noisy jolly game A bag of bean la brought in And every one present puts his or her hand in it and takes a few beans which are held in the hand until all are served Then they are to count the beans and all who have odd numbers to form in lino on the right and all with even numbers to form in a line on the left Then the first person on the right line starts over to the left side and gives one in that line a bean as long as they last and then he or she sits down The same time the fir-t one on the left begins to give out what beans he or she has on the right In nnl when they are all gone he or -its down The next couple do the -ime and so on until all the beans are given out The last couple by this time has all the beans and if one is dropped a burnt cork brought and a little mark is put on the face of each one and when the total is counted the one having the odd number is to have the black marks put on for every bean in excess of 'he number the ther ha The one hav- Ing the odd number at the ad of the game is "old mo id" or "old FARM LOANS ARM ANTED -tV or JUO acres crop rent I Address Morris st Joseph 111 1lf Team Harness ROOMS WANTUK At 5 per cent on Long Time with option of payment before due A run A modern furnished room with heat and bath by a young man State prloe Tiik Nfws ivtf 790 Per 7par Alli all expenses guaranteed N5 our general agents who travel and appoint local agents on our popular books We need a few more now Ladles or gentlemen If Interested In traveling mploy send stump for full Information Local agents also wanted Tho lloey Publishing Co Chicago III lift for tall work We also carry a complete stock of whips dusters and nets Seasonable goods at reasonable prices Call on us lor anything in horse furnishing goods 17 ANTED -Two or three furnace heated rooms for light housekeeping A-alress care of Tint News iutf FOR SAI OR TRA lF FARMS FOR RFNT Gauss Go SPERRY PiSE INSURANCE and Rsal Estate Champaign Ml trtOR SALE OR TRADE -If" acres of splen I1 did land good sub soil and improved partially tiled two miles from a good town Price ffift UO ter acre Will take residence property lo Cbampaln or Urbana a part payment prefer Urbana residence Call write Hamilton Watseka 111 iJftw4 EOR RENT In Kerr township all I under cultivation ro buildings fft per acre cash rent must he secured 8" acres In rlttenden township flO in cultlvatl hou-r barn well etc fl per acre cash rent vcurel Apply to it Cbuplu Nkws office Chant palgu ffttfi Uaiversny Ave Clmipaij.