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Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

LN0R ALE-Grad Durham Cattle-7 yearllng
II heifers; 50two year old heifors; 81 three year old
cows; 1 four year old cows; 2pedigrecd Durham bulls,
8 and 4. one Ia q show animal; 2 sevon-eighths Dur.
ham bulls, 2 years old. Above except o few are gra-
ded stock and show their breeding plainly. 20 calves
by said bulls, out of above cows, AZ are the yearlings;
IL ycaring steers; II two year old steers and rs three
year old steers. Il. p. STEIN, Minden, Neb.
792.1mp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do general house work by
w German girl. Address an. A. Bee office.
1913 lip
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

DOR ALE-A n great bargain, the Scott resi-.
II donco property, just east OF Pratts In Hanscom
Place, This is q very desirable 7 room cottage and
will 10 sold at a sacrifice. BARKER l. MAYNE-
7l2.tf 18th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

LNOl SALE-A choice dairy and stock tarm of 500
Il acres, 200 acres under cultivation, q miles from
Silver Creek, Neb., on U. Z. Railway. Good house,
CT cam and ice houses, barns, corrals, etc, Tor dairy
ing and stock raising Land Is well wateted and oil
choice grass and grazing land, with plenty OF range
adjoining. For sale cheap. Potter & Cobb, u
Famam street. Slit
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
WANTED-waiter at tho Occidental.
w lO7

w or country, to take nice, light and pleasant
work nj their own homes: 81 to s5 q day easily and
quietly made; work sent by mail: no canvassing; no
stamp for reply. Please address Reliable MAntg Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. S47.1m
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

A young man wishes q situation to take charge OF
"a country store. Speaks German and English.
Ton years experience. City reference. Address "M.
l. " Bco office. 2l8-l3p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

yXTANTED-500 teams on c. & A. Il. II. cutoff,
w now under construction between Higbce and
Clarkson. WORK will last ak months. Wages $3.50
per day. Free transportation from Kansas City. p,
o, address, John Mclaughlin, Roniok, Mo. l26.1op
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

A Young married man wants situation IA book.
"a keeper, In wholesale establishment in Omaha.
Address sc" care Bee. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

WANTED-A position by n frst-class LADY book
w keeper. Address 1913" Bee office. 74b u
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

& ERAYED-A8 or 4 year old roam heifer white
- face and short tail. s. Montg smery, Bee office,
17b-l4p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

EoR SALE OR TRADE-A 8 year old Kentucky
II horse lbt hands high, gentle and kind, trots in
3 minutes unframed, also o new fine side bar top car.
riage. G. j. Canaan 7S1-lmo
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

DRIVY vaults, sinks and c~esspools cleaned with
L sanitary cleaner. Satisfaction guaranteed by Il.
G. Abel, (sIcceslor to to J. NJ. Smith, box 1873.
l000-lmop
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

MISUNDERSTANDING, a girl for general Uousc.
w work, 2bll Douglas 81. 1Sltt
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

D"HOTOGRAPHS enlarged to any size and colorod
Il in any ttylc very cheap, at l4l9 Dodge ST., oma-
hR Nob. third floor. 1874 lap
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

NTANTED Merchant Tailor. A good pants anC
w vest maker wanted, at Yankton. Apply or I'D
dress Frank Mcistriok, Yankton, d. T., box sol.
leo IA
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Three houses and
It lot S2Nl50. Rents for $4,000 annually. Good
we'll, largo cistcrn, buildings oil new and In fine,
healthy location. prioe $1,000, or will exchange for
good farm. Inquire ON Premise No, 1881 18th and
Williams Street. glib
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

EOR One cottage, $1,000 per month; one
II two story fame house, $780, 90 per month. Both
In good part Of city. Warren SwitEier, 2l3 s. l4th
street. 235tt
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

I 0ST-On 9Th Of August, l bay mare pony 3 years
I1old from my premises on 10th ST., and Bellevue
me. Joe Kavan, corner 18th and LeaS enworth st.
2l2.16p.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

WANTED-A No. 1 cook Danbaum's restaurant,
w 1918 Dodge st. 1SO.i2
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

First class table boardsrs, with or
w without rooms, everything homolkc, 2l0 N.
18th ST., 4 doors north Creighton house. 23S lap
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

L'OR SALE-Twos second hand pianos, at Edholm
II & Erickson'a Music Store on 10Th st. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

DERSONAL-A gentleman from the East about 35
i wishes to make the acquaintance OF a young la
dy or widow. object matrinony.i Address strictly
private, 40" Bee office. 2l9-l2p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

. feature Of Mr.. Blaine's trip in Indiana Is the
interest which the ladies showing in his for
tunes The women seem as enthusiastic as the
Een. The local beauties welcome him In the name
OF the galaxy OF states, and Amazonian phalanxes
augment the professions in his honor 1t is even
reported that the freedom OF the suffrage is dan
gerouSly restricted In some localities by Jealous
young ladies' who compel their democratic suitors
20 choose between loyalty TO Cleveland and to them
In the Indianapolis parade quite number OF de-
Jected males were pointed out who were meekly
marching In a republican campaign club as the
price OF their sweethearts' favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

The French are proud Of their Latin descent and
now, like their ancestors they are talking OF lay
ing . tax on bachelors From being stationary,
the native population is how slowly diminishing the
deaths exceeding the births This state Of things
Is not satisfactory, especially the Germans keep
on increasing so that IL is proposed TO make cell
bacy costly luxury. This is one way to meet an
admitted evil; another would be tax out Of easy
reach those fashions vices and conveniences which
tend 70 keep men single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

The New York Times informs an interested eoun-
Try that the reports which for some time have allied
President Arthur with Miss Title Frelinghuysen
are true. The match Is made, and there will be a
wedding in the White House. The contracting
parties Will have the congratulations of the
country. The ceremony Will of course be "the'
social event OF the winter. Only one President,
John Tyler. was ever married while In office, and
the ceremony In his case was performed In New
York city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

The efforts to unite the New York city democ-
racy on municipal ticket have thus far proved
frutless, and it is daily growing doubtful If
fusion can be had Tammany holds to her own
ticket, headed by Alderman Grant, and the county
democracy and Irving hall insist on Mayor Grace.
III the split Is beyond mending the republicans have
good chance 10 step In between and win. The
democrats can cast about 10000 votes in the CITY,
and the republicans $500 II the democratic vote
Is divided at all equally, therefore, the republicans
could elect their man. In the last presidential
election they came near doing so against united
democracy, as Mayor Grace only received 1Ol $50
votes against Ss,715 for William Dowd, the repub-
Lean candidate IL Is quite possible, therefore, In
the event Of three cornered contest that Tam
many might loss both the presidency and the local
ticket, and thus be lert out In the cold entirely.
The Cleveland democrats are making use of this
argument TO bring the sachems TO terms, but thus
Tar without avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF THE ooMalsSloSsaa
DISTRICT OF CofuNHaA
WASHINGTON Sept L., 1884
Proposals for the purchase OF squsre ntmbered one
hundred and nine. in the city Of Washington, D. c..
Sealed proposals. addressed to the undetermined VIII be
received At this once until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
MONDAY THE TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854.
for the purchese OF square numbered hundred and
nine in the city Of Washington, D. @.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the remainder payable
in six mouths without interest all cash at bidders
option. :.
Froposals may be made for all-l2a 1876 square feet
more or Lessor any portion OF sad square All bids to
be for the square foot Of ground
deposit Of ten FER centum Of thu amount bid for
must be made with the Collector Of ta1ss in cash. md
his receipt for the same must accompany each bid
Commissioner
An abgtract Of title can be examined It ti1o once
By order Of Commissioner y. c.
sel7-eotnlo WILLIAM TINDALx. Ssesetaxy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
A CoNuMpRux

am often asked Washington journeymen tailors do
not receive too much pay for garment making. un-
hes'tatnsiy No, Ihave their wages
earned during the year and nd best Of them sell
dom get more than other skilled occupations Their
WAGES though seemingly high for making Q coat must
be examined in the light Of Of continuous employ
Ment
In northern large cities tailors have opportunity TO
make money during the dull seasons by working on
ready made work. and few such opportunities offer
here and yet the price for stcass work here
than In New York city. Baltimore, Q cheaper
city to live in than most others
Gentlemen who appreciate arss-class garments are
invited TO Examine the merits OF the productions In my
tailoring DEPARTMENT. The assortment Of goods is
Iivaled The best goods sold early.
e N MING,
CLoTHIER
oc0 80 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

In the mixed state Of the political situation at
present IL Is very difficult to make any calculations
as 70 the status OF the two parties In the next
House OF Representatives. With regard to the
Senate IL is much easier TO estimate the probabil-
ties. The Senate now stands 80 republicans, SO
democrats, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Riddle
berger. As the Virginia readjuster party has now
formally adopted the name and principles OF the
republican party, Messrs Malone and heidelberg
er may fairly be classed republicans giving that
party 40 members OF the Senate, or q majority OF
four ON the ID Of next March the terms OF twen-
ty-six sitting Senators Will expire-fourteen demo-
Gratis and eleven republicans Four democrats have
already been elected as successors for retiring
Senators OF that party-Blackburn, Eustis, Wilson
and Payne, in place OF Williams, Jones, Groome
and Pendleton-and one republican has been elect
ed 70 succeed Slater, democrat OF oregon. SO that
the republicans have already made a gain OF one,
and should each party retain the seats IL holds
by eecting successors 10 It's retiring members, the
next Senate would stand Al republicans TO Is dem
ocrars. OF the retiring Senator'S whose successors
have not been elected it Is quite certain that seven
will give way 10 democrats, viz: Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Florida, Georgia, Missouri. North Carolina and
South Carolina These, with the four already
chosen, make the democrats quite sure OF eleven
OF the fourteen places they must vacate One seat
they have already lost, and the two doubtful ones
are California and Indiana, now held by Farley and
vOOfneeS respectively VI the IL seats 10 De vacated
by republicans IL is safe to estimate that Colorado,
Iowa. Kansas, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and
Vermont six states, will return republicans. Wis
consin, perhaps, may be classed likewise leaving,
OF the coming Senatorial vacancies on the republl-
can side, Connecticut, Illinois, Nevada and New
YORK in doubt These, with Indiana and Califor-
MIA, make six states In which the battle for control
OF the next Senate must be fought. OF these the
democrats must carry four 70 bring their force up
TO SO, bare majority OF the Senate while the re-
puolcans are required only TO carry two to main-
tain their control
The democratic majority In the present House Is
e. and the indications are that IL will be nearly as
difficult for the republicans to overcome that as
for the democrats to reverse their control of the
Senate. In order 10 get bare majority the re-
publcans must capture 81 districts now held by
democrats They have made gain of some In
Ohio and expect to get additional districts in
Indiana, TO regain one or two districts in Iowa,
several in Michigan, half a dozen in New York,
and several In Wisconsin. The republican victory
In Ohio will naturally aid the party In its Con-
gressional fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME PAWN RFSIDkNT). MANICURE AND
MI SURGEON CHIROPODIST:-Finse r Nails beauti-
Gorns. Bunons !nerowing Nails and Al Diseases q the
hands feet 81 Course Tickets sixteen vista good at
my Washington. Baltimore Richmond ofnces, el2
Separate offices for Ladies and Gentlemen Rooms 8
and 6, 945 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2-lms
MOOT SUPERINTENDENT FEET BEING REQUI.
site 70 health the highest medical surgtcal Judi
country. representatives Of leading foreign govern
ments and Thousands Of other well known persona9es
visit DIR. WHITE SON. 14l6 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington. and II North Eutaw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment Of Corns. Bunions Inverted
Nails, &C. Thirty ninth year Of practice Fee q .
visit. $3.50
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Ul LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and Gen.
teen so cents each 48 street between eth apd 5th
streets northwest. tlA-72ws
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WANTED---ROOMS.

"ANTED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN ONE
w large two smaller unfinished rooms, I'd
story between and and 9th and 18th streets north
west; modern improvements; quiet house; permanent
locator suited references exchanged. Address Box
100, Star Office. oc22-2ts
"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
w board in central location. where he can have
home comforts at reasonable figure Address stating
location and terms IMMEDIATE. Star office oc22- ST.
"ANTED-TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS ON
w third floor, with use of pdrlor three on
second floor board i'll the house within reason
able walk of Treasury, best references Address RE-
LIABLE, Star Office. oc224ts
WANTED -FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD
w for young lady. State terms and location Ad-
dress Miss o., Star Office oc22 ST
WANTED,A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
w Room. by quiet lady, engaged out in the day.
where the landIady would be particular; rent
must be moderate. Address MARY HENMEN. City
Post office oc2J-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

DR w. T. PARKER OF BOSTON. MASS,
~ MAGNETIC HEALER
Treats Rheumatism Neuralgia Asthma Cstarrh Tune
and Kidney and all Nervous Dr.
street northwest ScGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

School Surrs School Sums
Boys school suits sse IL II, long pants o Sl6
sna q uB y sG sns sn fn. 81 500
Childs Knee fantA age g "a SOC Csc 75c. e. ChdS
solid school shoes from 81 mp. Boys school Hsts
from l0c. and 50c. up Good womens solid But. 6hos
eI25 aud 2l-5Q l14-lsl6 fennsylvenia svenua
sis !. w. SkLBY
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FOR RENT-LOTS.

VACANT CENTRAL LOTS TO LET-ALL OF
Square 50. on I'D street. Lots f. B. G. z & Q IL
Square s.. X and Goth streets - -"
Best sites in the District for coal wood or stone BUSH
ness. j. E. WAGGAMAN
oc20-3t GIT street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

DECORATED
We have over 100 varieties Of
DINNER DESERT. TEA.
CREAM, GAME and FISH SETS,
which We Offer ~ very low prices
Also. beautiful assortment Of articles suitable
WEDDING PRESENTS
Rich cut. engraved and fancy colored elass ware In
great variety. to which We in lite inspection
J. W. BOTELER SON,
oc2l3t 923 Pennsylvania AVENUE
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

LOR RENT-CARRIAGE STABLE FOR TWO
Il horses; concerted feed room and hydrant s13 14th
street northwest oc2l .3ts
INOR RENT-H ANDSOME FURNITURE FOR TEN
II room house: will rent house furnished in West
End also. nj nice rooms. furnished unfurnished
near Iowa Circle Address AP. Star Office oc2l-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
SPECIALTIES.

nR. ROBERTSON, THE WELL KNOWN BAITI
more Specialist wit! over 20 years experience in
treating all diseases of the Generative and
vous System be conidentally consulted every We'd
nesday and Saturday. from to D. m. 456 street
northwest near ~ street Success every
case without using nauseous drugs caustics or mer
curry. Private rooms for ladies' oc4-3n
SHEDDS TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS I'M
- proved A new swimming pool. Large we'll lighted
and ventilated hot rooms expert shampooer attend
ance 9O3 st. NV. Open Sunday from to p m o3 I'm
TTNO THOSE WITH PILES-DR. MUHLEMAN NO
Il l23 9th street northwest. cures piles by direct
treatment. without the knife, caustic, or heature
Cure guaranteed. I use Prof Brinkerhoffs Painless
Treatment. This recent discovery is the only plan
now known for curing piles without the knife ga-
ture; Is almost painless safe, sure and permanent
without danger or less Of time fails to cure
cuHrRts HOuerate dourS TO p. SEA
NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND AsTRoIOGISr
Fee al. - ~
Residence. 1910 l1th street northwest Hours from
g. m. to p. m ana from to D. M. seI2
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FOR RENT--OFFICES.

IfOK RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. VERY DESIRABLE:
heated single or en- suite at 61s street Northwest
near Patent Office, General Post Office, and New Pen
sion Office. Apply to d. C. LAWRENCE. Rooms s. 6
and Z olS street northwest Ocll-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

p LIBBY. THE JEWELER,
lie So long located on 7th street,
Informs his old friends and customers that he has
returned to the city and will opea again in the new
ldng Of 9Th sreet and Pennsylvania avenue
entrance GU 9TH street. about November l. Save ali
your watches and give him send of. oc3I LOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

EOR RENT
Il 1925 l st.. 10r., f.$125. 90
500 Dist ST., l2r 60 90
1867 n st. NV. IL r. 40. Is
20l2 NJ ST.. Z rs. mi. 80. 40. sc
2Ol4 NJ ST., Z rs., mi. D.. 40. 81
208 10th st. , warer'm. 40. O(
2136 L. 10 r. mi, new. .55. OC
S027 Water st. rs. on
1915 22i st. ,8r. III. 1. ..25 81
70l 23d St, 6 r. ,&store. 30. &C
9l7 18th st.. Ar. at. 20. CO
cc2l WESCOTT l. WILC(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22
FOR RENT-STORES.

TOIN ICLAN % VICLO.
FOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE
IL ROOM with connecting rooms If wanted at 423 18th
street northwest Of the best thorOughfares be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street. oc3,l.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-22

EoR RENT
212 Mass ave- IL rss110 90 45l RI avenue, 90
GA 18th st. lors.. 100 90 800 St n w. rs 40 90
1880 st.nw., IA rs. 600 l347 n W. RS 80 on
1107 stn SO "a 215 10Th W. 10 rs 30 90
1918 h stnw Z . s. st GO
12ll st. II rs 80 "a $40 e. rooms 20 20
l7e3 st. NV, II .83 "a $40 Q st. W., rs l8 90
1l22 Conn anw Y rs 80 90 sss ls ST. roomsl6 90
III lUtn St NV, ITS 1910 3l9 q at. 500
l!O6 18th St nw 12rs 90 200 5th st. se store 10 %
100, 81. NV. 10 rs. 5000
Also, number Of ell.locatel Furnished Houses
Call at Office for Weekly Bulletin issued every Satur-
day afternoon. Landlords can have their houses adj
vertised free by placing them in our hands.
s. II. WARNER.
oclS GIG F street northwest.
EOR RENT
1912 Vt ave m fur 200 DOL 800 AZ st sw M 80 90
Park Hotel 7th ST. leo OG l84l 18th st. NV mi % 90
Ills st. NV. m 100 0063y ST. l, LIST door % 90
Grant Place m fur 100 col 1850 st IS 90
sisl St NV ~ NJ IS p2. cap s!es KS
FoR RENT-BY +; g HoLTZMAN.
st N lS lsr 1890 90 Seaton Hall 9th& D. s125 90
L av CT fur250 90 929 Far'Qt So. 10 100 10
Lafayette Sq- IT W 1921 Conn av IL 90
.v Gi St g.
Conn n isr s. E Cap st. mr. ID iur. S. so
Eaas COM NJ AZ
st. mr. f4th Is fur 10000 1910 NV Sr mi 35 co
Iowa Circle y fur 1as GO s27 25th st Or 1000
For permits to furnished houses call at Office
Real Estate Guide
advertised free of cost to the owner ~ -
oc15 H. o. HOFFMAN,, 10th and SITS NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

S''s00 CASH. occupant
rent house till spring. Address SALE Star Office
oc22-3ts
"ANTkD-TO BUY BRICK HOUSE WITH SIX
" or seven rooms. with storeroom; will pay cash
Address A. O.. Star office oc3U.3t
AN1ED-HOUSE CONTAINING NINE ROOMS:
w dining room Parlor floor must be pleasantly
located; rent from $40 to $50 Address N. T. T. l6l4
10Th street northwest oc20-3ts
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LSUh SALE-
II 417 X n. W. IN. / Sc 500
Cor. 1 & n. Cap. n. ". IS, 900
HAT to isl Dist. II. VIC. 90
221 Z st n. W. m. l.. 6, 0O0
g3l X. l. ave. n. w.....5,2 OU
1919 l. & 2 houses rear5. OOO
303 E st. n. ". m. j.. ). 600
ZIG Sth st. n. ". m. i. 4, 700
no17
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EOR RENT-FROM NOVEMBER 1ST, MONT
IL View" ten room house stable If desired vegetable
GARDEN fruit OF variety in the season. trees spring and
IA water two or more acres Of ground; house fur
nshed in point Of stoves commands fine view of both
rivers and city; convenient to street One six
room new cottage house; large yard; convenient to
street cars will be rented to careful tenant els per
month. Apply to H. A. GRISWOLD,
Oc1S-lm Anacostfa ID q
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EOR RENT-NEwLY FINISHED, fHOROT6HLY
II modern cheerful, ten-room House, on one of the
most desirable 3Ist aud streets West wash
inRton. Reasonable to desira lie permanent tenant
b. WINNER, h19 New York avenue. oc22-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-02
or THE Los ANGELEs Pres
Before the Opening Of subscriptiona



one 81 he most feasible and a The SAME
une enc Of The aaast practical aud attractive
Homestead sehemea hat has oven been ia-
aasursied ia southern caliiornis, j. about
mstarsd ana viii ts luily explained 81 =
iee days 30 tle a1toltiing c6iuuns Fl ne
EiERklD. ltcorsisis IL ihs subdivision ai
the rcleArsieA cfiids tfsct. lying bstwesa
Fnuth Maip ana ssu ftttc streets. This
hexuiiiqi tsas. Of web mAtsged citrus trees
sifsss whIsb MI 0e pni IS s re
maftci At the nominal price Of
40 per lslt payable n efsy inslellfpenls
some IL the Iu.s are worth to-day t1llu fIc1
while nert 1T them are wctfA less than the
dnilQfm pyltp asked AZ ibe end ~ six
months fhc purch 4sers choose q coinlz Itiee
b 4fsN ~ lei sar choice q lots. theff
will BE- an equel chance Tex esch ftiushtssr
siecifit lifht mest WI b efected ~
tha tract 81 once witch vii ,liculla aig re
iiaQt b1ililanEs md make d Win he 9eats
tfiri orsuFf glfVes one p tht fQosl etiracf
Ice rtfIdHrcf tctilfifs IN the cifr The
ffel1lIIts ftt acCtsH' lreiunEt, beverage 1ud
Nttcf apply are 81 The .letesl tEsitf The
III Il lAaiiz % on1 . frtsIslF. doc.
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hIfr1 "a ads 81 iH1s tdlaI4inN thi@ h4ausiiH
lhis ona a. the r,scIftaf loc larF - fse eItf.
; ~ Nnrtt1 4 ca, - t'i1 ul4rN1fu Nnitst
lft a4e1lls far il.IsiI tofiealea1 IrAet ard
wlil y irtqAstd g. WI 81 en- oe 30 -. fes
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taf 10 fcani ~ Ettst tner't