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Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1883

IT IS SAID thA. Secretary whitney
did his utmost 20 dissuAde Preside On
Cleveland from sending his free tr Ade
message 10 Congress, but that he,
guided By the counsel OF free trade
Democrats, gave no attention to the
seoretAry's Advioe, and that since then
Il is no secret that Mr.. Whitney Is op-
posed TO his renomination. There are
many m 1re Democrats In the North,
and soms In the South, who cannot and
will not support Mr.. Cleveland on the
free trade platform, where he has
squsrely planted him self. 10 that re-
nArkable message he showed himself,
and those Of his party who agree with
him, TO be opposed 10 the industries OF
the North aad that he was willing to
sAcriace them OF the demand OF his
Southern tree trade bosses. There an
be no dodgtng In the coming Preslden.
tlAl campaign, as the issues are already
stated. Ga the part Of the DsmoorAil
1t 10 free trade and the destruction o
American industries 10 Rivs place 70
the. products OF Earope, while The Re.
publicAns fsv)r, rs they have oil Ways
done, prote ,!ive tariff, which will
ensure to every worklngmAn Q fair
days wages for fair days work.
These are the grea. issues on which
tne coming battle will be touRh and the
vorklngman who allows himself to be
hood winked by the cry OF the free.
traders thAs an abolition OF the tariff
will reduce the cost OF ,lolhlng and
other necessArles OF life is no. wise. Ii
might reduce the p 'ioe OF Iron and so N,
other articles Of that class, which car
nsither be eaten or used for c!o hing
but 1t mus, mot be forgotten that Il
would also reduSe wages and Gauss the
mechanics and wotkingmen OF thil
country TO work for the same stArvA
tlou wages paid Ia Europe, or remain
idle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

THE FARcE At tue OlIy Hail ia over
~ far as the Republicans are con.
oerned, for as slated in yeserdAy's
REPUBLICAN they have given up ali
hope Of being assessed by the men who
have been sitting there this week. II
Is stated that several memb mbers OF the
Levy Osurt, who we're present and sa
how the business WAS done, or more
properly not done. sAid 1t was an OUT
rage that should not be tolerated, and
thA! II those men would make Appllca.
tlon 81 the February term OF tie L,yy
Cour: they would see that their name,
were pls,ed on the lists, and IL IA
hoped for the sake OF ths fair fame oil
our city that they will make theii
words good. These members OF tn,
Levy Court, It viii be rtmem bered, ar,
DsmocrAts, and some idsa can b
formed OF the way matters were con,
Quoted when even they were disguised,
and from what they said, ashAmed Of
the actions OF their own party.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
BALTIMOnE a OI1IO EAILsoA1,
soAXpuLE IN KTyEor. Nov. - lr

SOAAHhAh An EB1EUTi nov D, lN,
Y1ntns ,ssvs IsiGWSTs Avtrga DfDsF
FOR Philadelphia ard Chester, slI, IN
7 30, 90, 10 10 AMI II ita MILO 7NIW
%, 8 10, btt, o 30, 7 20. 3 Is ana sls IA
TN SunHAys, %. ! b,sNB 10 IbA and nina,
N ! ! 10, tO, 8 10. 0 ~. Q so Aad S Gpn T.
FGr chicago, wheeling. OolBp 0aI M
Sand usky, daily, 90 a m aud Np,n,
N.
ror Cincinnati, Louisville and St LSsh,
dllly, II 10 a. N. and 20 .. II.
for baltimore and HsniuRtnn and Nv.
Ark and Have de ttra,e, II 10 u N; 3NIn
20 .. m. TN SundoyL it0Rid II lghLi
% and 20 D. IN.
FOR Singsriy. $40 and IllOa mi3s
20 and 20 .. m. and u 90 midnight u
sundays, II 10 .; m 2 60, . 90 sn1 opl
hOh Ian DEN bEItIf, 10 r. = -3gaar
Only. 1000 .. ~. and atS p. u. dIiF
except Sunday. . % y. M. daily.
trains l9Avo Market btreSg stsrc1.
Yer PhilAdoinhia 2Sb p. IN. daily txsp
sunday. 6or hzltlmVfo 28s ?. =
eltly, ozeept Sunday re! iE94nbeJ
go Anc 1850 A. nj. and ass ?. H., dL1
s9oepi Sunday o.ib .. u EundU sir
$50 y. m daily.
The los 90 a. m. train connects .. IA
junction with DiuoinnRu sud St L5u
through oEprobs, daily, except Sunday. n
90 y. N. onnhocls with Chicago Asd y
Louis express daily.
TrAins ter vim niuEton--LeGvV Pnl.tS
pniA, daily, ~ &C, giG, . 90, 80. 30 a. n, III
s.eo, 30, As.oo. I.ao. e.aa. Gso looOp. Z.
daily, except sunday, T.ls :. n, IN
\ noon, ht.lh. IL 90 D. M,
GIpnfs trains
". VI. OLGn EkTB, OK, l4JgD
EIAaager. osal Psa AgM
Teleuhone No. lnA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

UNTIL YESTERDAY the strike OF the
Reading miners had been condu led In
. peAceable m amer and tbs men had
acted IS law adding clt'zsn,, Bat
last night the miners Allows their
passions to get the better OF them, and
lhe result vas . riot a. Shenandoah,
during waloh six men wers sh Of do wn
and the toSa placed at the mercy OF a
mob OF in'ur,Ated men. The trouble
was caused by an attack on thu Gal
and Iron Polioe who we're pro,soIlnR
some non union miners on their return
from work. This is the most un ylss
step the miners could have taken, as
Dy resor''ng to violence shey have de.
s'royed whatever sympAthy tha. msy
aAve existed for them They ara no "
Vlolsters OF the las, and as such mus,
be So odued, II # requires all the foroe
81 the oommand OF the Governor OF
PennsylvAnia to accomplish It.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

ALL THE Republicans ask is . fall
and honest AssessmsnL They have no
desire to prevent . single Democrat,
who ts quxllfisd, from being placed on
the ils.s and assured Of hts right 10
vote. Neither do they desire or pro-
pose TO throw the slightest obstacle In
the wsy OF any qualified votsr to pre-
vent hts exercising the right Of suffrage
bu. In turn they not only ask, but de.
mand, that these same rights shsil be
extended to them. Then II they ere
beaten a. the election they will cheer
fully concur 10 the choios OF the ma.
jority, and give their earnest suppost In
the execution OF the lAvs. The greater
part OF the taxes in this city 10 paid by
Rspu blicAus, aud II ts nothing more
than just that they should be 90 ,orded
their rights. The fac. that the Dsmo-
Gratis make such psrslsient Efforts 70
prevent them using the elective fran.
chtse Is OF itssli proof sun ,isnt thai
they know they are 10 the majori.y,
and are afraid OF them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
TTIPRECEDtHTED L11RLcTluRi
u OYER HLlF 4 hllLIoS DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana ststeI,ottery Oompsn.

Louisiana StsteLettery Company
Incorporated In 1898 for 20 years py Inv
Ia iVisiature for Educational and Charitable
pl.posos-wish a capital Of el. 00O, ,ooO-to
"L'oh reserve fund Of over $3.50, 900 hAi
sinos been added.
I'y an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
ohise WAR made part Of the present Stau
Constituuon aaeptad December I'd, A. u.
The only lottery ever voted on and on
dorsed by the people OF any state.
II neUer scales or postpones.
Hts Grand single humber DFRW.
tnSs Iahe pInae Monthly. and she
GRAND Quarterly Drawings. regus
IsJty every three nSath6 fHareh,
June. septe nber aud Decsmber).
APLkh iIN OPPORTUNITY 4 u
WIN A FORTURE. 2Nn 0RANI
DRAWING, GLASS II. In THE ACAIL
TUESDAY, February z, 1855 -9I3sh
Monthly Drawing
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
OSlanaiaaEanLRal

We, ths uafhreiVnsd BANKS and Ba-EsYs
gill pay all Prizes drawn IN Tho Louitiani
stats Lotteries which may be presented :,
our counters
j. ~ OGLEsBT, Pres. Louiniaa rs
National bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres, state = -
tfoBnI BauM
a. BALDWIN. Pres " d Hat'I arh
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union y EsIi0uaI
Rank.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 r,
ttmors Railrcsd.
NoHeAADof 18th, 1SH5
TTs,ns s,, q Slli leAvs vvilminrlon !, !,

Trains VIII leAvs yvilm,px,on
PhilAaelphiA texpre,sl y ~ fsilov,
"a SO slo. ~ ioN. b l., Il Il q ! S1s %
Aecoa@osasion. IN sss ssS asa ssd. 2 sJSS +. n 70
For Chester (erpres.j' AZ IA
io ~ % s@, ~ IL OIL a. m. "a 8. S2A SO ~ q
Aessmned.tien, eto, 7m, ~ ,u -,
New York, 2Od, 2m, 4nSSpi a.
idsls 4 m, 'ia.z "a i 90, 81. sA AZ sSnE
fof West Chester, vi. L.uo,,r '
ror newark tCentrs) and iut,ra.a,,,.
upnIi Ha1,,,na: ~ q: ~, y ~ snds 2lp. n. 'a-
NJ, % and II ss is'SsnisaiA'e p. % ''Auonb Rr.
IiAltimore and bay Line, 7Sp.n
Baltimors and Washington. VI n. 80
SG and and Is Sia' =. mn m" i1o6' 'ii7 "a q IA
Trains Tor Delaware Division ,,,c,
Aew Castle SEQ ssaA. m, is, 1T.
GEORGETOWN and IseWet, 20 IN Ia
seaford (expressl, 3 80 D. m. ''~bl,
hnrrl lston, DelmAr, and way s,,,t,.. -
,r.,s s,TSTs;; i ( ~ q 1 Harrington, 50 ?. n. ",
:, Express ! y y ,9I DOver. Harrington, and ~.
Krane,in Slty, sDam,
fort, sndSorfolk, IL % Might oa' Vaz'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad strse, ,,.r,
ninRton terpress), I325, $50. 5sN ~ Wy
pA ~ ~ u NA. m, 3s2 BOi, az tS'
b2l, so. eE, II lOp. IN. ~ aA
AcoommodA Ion, aS, la2sAm
n. +H, = - lJ0a 10 N. and ii ~ -
SUNDAY TRAINS
Fer Philadelphia texpFrssl, 40. .H, 4.
n plO, II 81 a, M, "a, BA, ana Id ~
Aceom modAtion sibA. m, Ilia lE AZ
bs0, ~ and 10 90 p. IN. "
for chester (ekpressl, 715.sIn, ,uu
"a. %. and 10 70 u. m % It
Accommodation, Shan ipb tw a.,
%. and 7.4lp N. ~
For New Nork (sSpressl 90 2g.tRu
p. m. ~ ."u VA
For West Chester, via Lanosia, sI,,n
and ~ p m, NJ
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort an.
Norfolk, IL % Night ''H'0'H ha
For Rev Cast g, Middleto~n. Cl,v,o,
Dover, FELTON,; Harrington, sea!ord Is.,1
and DelmaT, u 05 NiEht
Baltimore aud WAahingtpn - a. su
10 u =. m, u CO, % "a and g. d, m R,IM
N ore, 9. 90 aud II Is D. m, DH'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad STREET ssr Wu.
mlngton teKpressJ, u. "a no. am Il y
A. NJ. b.oa, 9. "a and II. u r. H. 'H ''N
Accommodation s.A lD.1AynEah
Q. 10, 8. 10 and II. ar. NJ.
For further Information pAs.ahrer, ,,s -.
ferred TO the ticket ofiice at the tltaon.
Trains marked thua( 81 AIr ilursd t1prsn.
upon which extra fAre IL charged.
CBAh. X. PUGH, D. Il WOOD
General Manager enerGi PasstnsVI As1
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
DR.. lays Liniment.

A Remedy for all Aches or Pains.
lhis remedy camo from Paris, France, the
tecelpt oi diatinguished French physician
leFe, Detofe msde Known or used In this
country. II cures Aheumatlsm, HouTHl-
ga, headache, SprAins, Bruises. etc., and
an diseases Of man or beast, requiring exte:-
nal application. For sale at 4O2 Market
streets, Wilmington, Del. O2e-ood. en
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
JOHN WANAMAKER.
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5O.OOO,

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise
tno arrangements for ali the Monthly Ard
luastety Drawings VI The LouisiRna
oG4Is LOTTERY o., and In person manage
md control the drawings themselves, and
That the eAme are conducted with honesty,
fAlfneSs ana In sood faith coward all pzrtles
And We authorize the compsny ~ Iss thn
osrti1 cato, with fac-Eimilss Of our signature
bttAs-ea Ia iu advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
WANAMAKER & BROWNS
Clearing Sale Of Suits and OVGrCOats

TIME FINEST QUALITIES! the most desirable
styles and such large and unbroken lots that
every one who cares to good part OF the
usual price is of bargain. The lowest point for
prices touched by reliable clothing Many OF the prices
cut In halt and Storm Goats, Ulsters, Mems and Young
Mems Suits and Overcoas at saving OF So to $40 on
early Winter prices
The Sk-lined Prince Albert Frock Suits at S4o are
now $50.
The $3s Prince Albert Black Worsted Suits are
$4,000
Black Worsted Dress Suits Imported quality) for
which we got $50. To-day they're $o2sc
Another LOT cut from $50 to sag so.
The S2s Suits going at $40.
very large lot OF our finest aud reliable qualities
Mems and Young Mems Suits. Hundreds CT suits and
over 80 designs.
We have had sa8 90. $4,000. S,a so, $4,000, sIS co.
Now they go at $4,000 $500. $500 $I3 so, $1aoo.
These are English, Irish and Home goods.
Young Mems Worsted Dress Suits at $I5 $40 and
SI75o Our best prices before S25 and $22so Six
lots
A number of styles in Young Mems Suits Saving
OF So to S. on each Suit
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
wIInIHsTSN a SORrnEKHAE

WAbMIAesTHN a A0RTN EKAAh
1liao tsblc In ensst Nov. 7cth 1881 lnl
heFO Wilmington tFropeh stsustJ as islsu
tsr kaadins, Hirdsboro, Joanna, Sgha
tt.d, Nsynosprrg Junctien, Balor, hR
Sillo, Tsn aqua, AllentowE, let alon WI
nerIy lDs sad al points en- tho PhiiAdtlpai
40 L.sefinV X. r., 100 r. n. aud 2t5
for Springfield, WAynoebufG JAZZ
Hoh, toatssYilie, Embroeville, Ls.tH
Ghad6's Eord ana DaPont's Ant llIsEh
iAiS .oin'r,7.ti S.Iu., ats, Eai Asbp.n
Ror tOrtOCVtils Ini tntsrmsd LIE poiiR
a. OO s. m, 24b nnd 4 as D. n.
Eof Wost oLsat,f, !, % q. N, aA and "
3. n.
For Row BridSe End interIaad ats po,l..
p'is p. n. anu on Saturday, a. 3 ~ AEd III
y. N.
IN bundsY for beAdins and inierm.lin
points, 81 oe =. m, and iof spnnSheliM W
intsrlnediGto points at . 10 n, n.
A. q. MOOA uELAND, v. u. HIBBARD,
huDsrInt-of ofsat tleb'l PAts Az
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

DID That the presence Of
IL y VI EDI DEh Generals Besuresarc
AND Early, who are IN charge Of tho draw.
lhks, il guarantee Of absolute fairnesI
ana integrity, that the chances are al
equel and that no one can possibly divine
what lumhers Will draw Prize.
hEn EMBER that tho payment Of I'll
PriEes Is GUARANTEED BY ROUR
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans,
and the Tickets arc signed by tho Prosi.
dent OF an lnstitution, whose charter cd
tiRnte are reoogn iBed in the highest Uour lei
therefore, beware Of any limitations or an.
| noymouB schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
GREAT CUT IN OVERCOATS.
GREAT CUT IN OVERCOATS.

The prices severaly Two large Lots of Sa5
and $225o Overcoats. Hundreds cold at these prices
Imported mixed Dagonas Trcots Reps and Piques
They go to price that will make every one bargain un.
questonaby.
$500. $500. $500. $500. $I5co
$500 $500 $500. $500 $500.
Another lot OF listers at $40. Now they go at Sl5.
A wonderfully good Storm Coat for s1o
Tailor made Suts. Made to order for customers in
all parts ofhe country and returned by our Agents for diff
terent reasons. Others from Branch Houses at Chi.
cago St LOUIS Ptsburg, Louisville and Washington In
manufacturing for all these mistakes sometimes creep in
They 60 at our loss On nearly Suits cut the pr
ces In hall or less 81 to $40 saved off cost to us.
Hundreds OF Odd Coats at Half price.
One lot OF Fine Belgian Cloth Trousers as good as
you pay $I2 to I4 for Our price is onequarer
and this special lot goes at Sc per pair,
A lot OF Young Mems sizes In Trousers at $,.
Boys Winter Suits and Overcoats much reduced in
prices
S35o buys Boys Corduroy Sut-lor Boys of 8
to I3
Halt prices Tor dozens OF Returned Custom
Shirts. large line of bargains In Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery Underwear, etc. Inquire for Bargain Counter
We are making dollars 60 about twice as far as they
60 usually in buying goods. 1t sns safe to buy any
clothing till you know what prices are. We are de-
termined to close winter goods quickly by making
the pr ;es irresistible Sold under usual terms-Returna1
BILE, If not satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Capital Prize, $l5O,OOO.
81 g-Notfce.-T1oEets " arc Ten Dollars only
Halves, %. Fifths "a, TantAs, o..

2l1S Prizes, Amounting Sto.......... .sG8b, ,0OO
Application Tor rates TO oluOa ehcuid he
maue only 10 ths once Of the Company IN
Rev Orleans.
Ecr further Information write clearly, civ.
my full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
monuy OrdefL, OF Now York ETchEnEs
Ia oNinkry lotter. Currency oy ezprass,
tat our eIpenseI addressed
M. A. .DAUPHIH,
New Orleans. La.
sT u. 4. DAUPMIM.
Wash1nEssR. ID. @.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
wANAMAKERT

Perfection Bustles, 4Oc each
Muslin Underwear, includ.
ing Chemises at Soc, So
Shirts for $50, $1.25
for ooc, Night Gowns al
Soc.
Fine Jerseys in great variety,
halt price and less.
Heavy Cartains, and Mad
ras, Irish Point, Tambour.
and some other Lace Cur.
tains at about half.
Daghastan, Smyrna and Fur
Rugs, soc to $40.
Parlor, Hall. Library, and
Sitting Room chairs, Di-
vans and Parlor Suites at
third and half.
Popular Books, in all re
spects first class, for less
than we ever before heard
of. 25c TO $l.50 for books
published to sell from 81
to $5.
Great variety Of Fine China
at about half price.
Bisque Figures and various
sorts OF Art Pottery.
Original Turkey Mills Linen
Note Paper. 81 a ream, s.,
a quire. Envelopes 8: a
pack-hllf OF what we
ever before heard of.
Other Stationery about as
cheap.
Fine black Seal Leather
Pocket. books, square or
oblong, 95c.
The usual 1915 Photograph
Album, 81 so.
Photograph Frames, 75c.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

ever before heard OF.
Other Stationery about as
cheap.
Fine black Seal Leather
Pocket books, square or
oblong, 95c.
The usual 1915 Photograph
Album, 81 so.
Photograph Frames, 75c.
A little japanese world OF
brightness and quaintness in
a big corner OF the Base.
ment. Pretty bits tor house
trimming, handy things for
common use; curious forms
that catch the fancy just be-
cause they are curious. 1t is
like going to Japan to look
among these almost mum
berless novelties.
OF course there are Fans
and Umbrellas and Ian.
terms. The Japanese have
dug to the very bottom Of
each of those questions
Wonderful workers in wood
and PIPER and bamboo
anything.
We have jus: got in an
extra big lot of japanese
things at prices that will
surprise you.
New Pattern Decoration
Fans, 5 to 15c--halt price.
Bamboo Scrolls, Is to
4Oc--thlrd and half.
Decoration Parasols, 1Oc,
2Oc, 25c, SOC, 75c, up to 81,
|50.
Splash Mats, the Coz kind
for 40c
And hundreds OF other
things at just as unusual
Iprices.
Basement. east of centre
Importing 50 many thou.
Isands of dozens of Mems
collars and Cuffs result in
an accumulation OF SONS
THAT get a trifle out OF style
and there are some that W,
want to drop out OF. w,
shall let 60;
| gag doZ Collars at lot
leach that have been l5c.
| 237 doz. Cuffs at l5c
Ipair that have been Csc.
And of the English mad,
Solid Linen goods:
II
| l22 doz Collars at Is
leach that have been 2sc.
IT'S doz Cuffs at 2sc
lpair that have been 4O3.
Values that you rarel
come across in such goods
West of Chestnut street entrance.
No better glass mad
than Baccarat. Like crysta
,lNot the kind you expect t
see at half price, but here
is. Just in yesterday; ha
w Ss0J iaSl hlSnt u prepar
it for sale.
i Baccarat light cut glas.
strawberry diamond patterr
IGoblets So Is from 81 so.
Tumblers So 25 from Sc sc
Lemonades So so from S..
;IOVal Dishes S1.75 from So
so.
lVinegars 81 IL from S2.2;
Vinegars S1.63 from 50 q
Jugs 81 SO from $500.
Near Juniper and Market streets co
ner.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
OUR PRICES
TAKE The CHILL W.

Owing to the open mild winter We
Have had, we find our stock
OF Overcoats and Heavy Ritings
Very heavy Tor the mos tn Of januAp'
Aud, as we contemplate making
AIT raiions in building on or about
March lst, 1888, we must reduce oN
Stock before that time.
And to do this wa have marked
hem down to net cost, aud
Many OF them below cost whe;e
They are odd ones
Any one wanting anything in
The Clothing line would do well 10
Call early, as we mean just whal
We advertise. The above goods Inu"
and shall be sold
Open every evening until y oe'O
saturday II o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

lst'ssl hsgi:t,rsd Lsttas "a
q EW ORLEAKS RATEORAI RAEa
New OrleaRa, La.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-02
DAILY HERALD.



You say, we'll tits only slight cold; look
out, It IN ay lead TO IN Inflammation o! the
lining Of the numerous air cells OF the
lungs, this is pneumonia; or to spasmod
contraction of the fbers OF the air passages:
which ia asthma. or the Inflammation OF
the throat and tubes which pass thro' gh the
lungs, which In the first stage iscailed bron-
chisss, and may lead to consumption. santa
Able is delicious in favor, certain and per
feet in ITS results. A few doses viii relieve,
athcrough treatment cure Il above named
diseases Byery bottle warranted by G. ii.
Hance, ~ snd 20 ). Sprl' street.
Dear joel received your letter few
days since, and, II did not know You too
well, should certainly conclude that you
had gone daft You complain that your
food distTesses you, that your tongue Is
coated. YOU have a headache. and q DISPOSE
ton to shiver as if from cold, and that YOU
are miserable generally. Now, just get a
package OF Frese's Hamburg Tea, and use II
as directed, and, nv word for 1t, in week
you win feel like new man and thank me
Tor this advice. Yours, Tom.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for Coughs and
Colds Group, Whooping Cough and Hoarss
ness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. q.
Heinzcman. agent los ANGELES.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-02

50-Lot Childs tract, Myrtle ave . S25OO
Slot Longstreet tract, West End
52-Lot Montague tract, Brooklyn st 1860
33-Lot Dimmick tract, Goodman st 1850
54-L0t Adams street, fronts both
Thompson and Toberman SITS, 20
IT alley in rear, size 19Ox1SS. ~ $4,000
5o-Lot Pearl st, clean side, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, per foot . $50
56.Lot Main st, clean side, near
Adams, per foot Observation-Disclosures. 80
Slot Seventh st, near Los Ange-
les, per foot ..................... $50
5s-tot Collado st, top of knoll ~. 1900
59-LOt Ca roll ave, Angeleno Hts. $500
6O-Lot Calumet ave, Angeleho Hts 24OO
61-Residence 10 rooms, Olive st,
clean side, near Twelfth st, terms
62-Residence 8 rooms. Carroll ave.
90 Angelefo Heights, a bargain 10000
63-House 8 rooms, lot 52x160,
Ninth st, near Pearl, bargain 5000
o4-lot Sanborn tract, size l12x15o,
Ruby ave, a choice lot. =. . 1900
bo-Lot Second st, near Santa Fe
Depot, per foot. 49, ........ 100
66-Lot corner seventh and Vernon
ave, fronting 100 IT on Seventh,
zoo 1T on Vernon ave, and 100 1t
on Ventura st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
67--Lot corner Grand ave and JET
fersOn st, fronting Grand ave $50
It, Jefferson at $50 #, Anita st $50
6s-10 acres on Central ave, near
Jefferson st. fine well and tank, all
kinds of fine fruits, house, barn,
etc, .....;,...,.. ;.'.....-.'....:. $4,000
69-17 acres Central ave and Jeffer-
son ST., highly improved, fine
house, dirt cheap. per acre -. 1900
we make specially of Angeleno Heights
property and have q large list now on our
books. Remember the place, FORD &
MYER, No. 2 North Main street, northeast
corner First and Main streets. p. o. box
1921. Telephone Is j22m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-15
DIED.

LOKRE.-In salem, Friday, Sept. Il. 1880,
At R1Q q. M, Of consumption, Jonathan
Loilke, aged about - years.
The deceased came 20 this city
from Eastern Oregon about two
months since for medical treatment,
and stopped at the place Of J. w.
Lance, on Court street. Notwith-
standing the most asslduous medi-
cal attention, he gradually sank un-
IN his demise. He was a native Of
Holland, and had no relatives In
the United States except a brother
and sister living In the east. He
Len money enough tOpay his funeral
EXPENSE, the arrangements for
which have been made by @. w.
Epler and Mr.. Lance, who attended
him during bis illness. Funenl took
place al 3 this morning.