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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

- Moisture; intense itching
and stihgln"; mUst At Night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tn
moIs form, " hicn often bleed and ulcer
Nt,, hre, ming very sore. SWAY 3
.OiNgMENr stops the itcitiug aud bleed
iuss, heals uicclai ION. and ia most cases
removes the tulnuI. AT druggists, or by
mail. i0r ~ cents. Dr. sway ne h SON,
PhlladelphIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

N-EM GUAR ~IOHt I'M I \uER
y egu"d r. up n"dhWe cigar store
ul Nn. "Ii MortCr street An the latest
"rrl p,-f l1 nd- ~ well ~ MI kinds of
-n4oRiupfd.d chew nA tobacco, on haunt.
Tho citizens generals uIC ihtlird 70
DaI, d-iats CHARLES joins sos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

k-oiIGE-ILiIEEEY stSE NOTICE.
n that will trp!y Ia the General
NsscmblN "a Us ruNt sesst N, inl AT eor
-nlutc divorce from my wifi, Eva tf1'
UeI - WI - 4 Nl'hs
Ndmhg tou, Dec Isl IsH'. Gl lt"-lh,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

ATTENTION. Al L. PERSONS DE.
N suluF lrufs uurr and cheial'h "r
~ lmr tEula Errzcu It0uH ~ ptiyr,e rrr lnta
ratrfrii1 Compounded Win purs materials
thuul.t gttu the dug store Of II. u. Hl.l IT,
~ N~r, No, 80 harhTt street Wilmington,
hI nHv.srtt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
GORDON HEIGHTS.
nI.ILnING LOTS For SALE.


Splendid view ut the Delaware River
and City OF Wilmington No inter
ycniug marsh land. Tie city IL cxt9h9.
ing litpidly i'll TINT direction ana these
flno s.f.R4tiOns must necessarily greatly
inc.--.se ia value These lots are n part
ut the wcll-knoHn Gordon tract, sitlr
ntcd about ont mite north OF .lIc city
line and extending from tho Phlla. Pike
10 the Delaware River. Electric Rail.
way terminus nalf y mile from thG land
alt will iikcly he extended tOit in "a short
time The lots arelaid out lWft front and
10 To 800 feet IN Il nth. l. is intended
toscll tn parties WHO Viii build meat and
attractive houses Ter homes.
We think no more handsomely sit
tlatrd los have ever heeu offered for
,rttc aruuud WilminEtoh. Prices will
+ lie started very loN uud terms nude to
snit any purchaser The Undersigned
vii be pleascd to show the lots At amy
time. Plots and tult particulars iuT'
ntshed ut office.
Philip IL Clark AZ Go
/ III.tu.th-s.tf So M44likET II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

AToIlt E-Iull;IBi GIN i#NoTleE
~ rhat SHAFT aWpiE At the r"hll7E
.1l.-i.,f, II fitp General Assembly fuI ru
tll.Gltrtc dNurur H.tm NY WIG, LuIi~-
iis,t., Leach JAMES I. ~. Ntli
uau lfrw lm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
NuTICE-TMN rFErEIEAL -,AA-

~ iu&,sud Loan Assertion IL nov Is5u-
rug ne twenty aurth yeItce o. - ~ .Urst
pa lueni dut dludtfJ q, isHI. STARE can L.
.htNlufd OF TIE secretary on tHNt dAy. alsp on
NJ uusN aud Friday evenings nl each week at
thu uiicr, northeast corner rf Flith = Il sim.
icy stttrts. ihv Frtni-anurBi auali sf thr al
IT. ~ thi ass cation iust competed, sli-~
u 10 hc Va avery huurtshiuR condition The
tWehlN-lhfd seft"s, Issued In JutN. $50,
reached M shargs Aad the total number nov
Us luter II I, l,A shares,
Ina l'CSEN, President,
MttUiNN VI. uuuuNs, SECRETARY di7-ln
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

, .,s ALE OR EXCHANGE Fo 4
l. sso;srtH IaIm sit ,is ~ onr ",
u '4'I Western u. H., containing
lF pnndrcd scrr, ~ niEt slsie uI Guilt
-lIIt' cot Huildlngs. tsll on Or ADJ
s..4., MA MORiuw. Mt Cabs Del
Id w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

AroTIcu-IHEEEBY GIVE NoTlo Z
y llAt m apnIy 10 TIN Gturtal Assem-
itIN. ANS next session Tor an Ahsu'Hlu at
yGF,G nom ny Nlio Ella Il. ~iutlus.
JOHN q, eiMNS.
~ n-n1d-l nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

UToUAGPs TUNED AND RE
n prryl Uy JOHN HhAF, No, go walnut
street. "l'i-t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

,+. .=ALr.-CnEAP, FARM OF 20
Y .s4 near lHndtnbcTF, IN, with
,.,Iti bRril. nnd other luildinEs
,r,Irt. ulcnty OF wood ana we'll
.4.I. Npply 10 J, o. Peiree, NJ, q
y ",ruth street, Wilmington. DcL
IERA PIERCE, On farm
..1...ti lt-N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

,np-., FARM or Tvs ACHEs
"N ttli,bir laud IN New tnstlo
urlawlte. Within three miles at
~ nfitwnru Railroad, hnd four
"a my ma. ~ u highly improved
rznld 2s.stoty hwelliug alu
,trtnm ut water pltssrs
INN ,t,tW. About ncrrs o1
IA. prime ot hearing. Price
mons easy, II not sold III lie
,iti,s.s J u. NICHOLS, Cen.
.'p,l. dsi y ~. II Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

MALE HELP SUPPLIED FREE.
WI Girls M hpusewotk, % cents. Ennto,'
mout hrrney, h. al Il. da'i"t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

NOTICE 70 ALL WHOM IT MAY
~ etr.4ra tt-rtN# givc notice tia, I
shall II AXE a1pll'aupn ~ The coming sftst'n
.atln. .gt@l VII 20 t,r tVurrr iryiu my hts
htBJ SoAh liauiris. ,.,,.,z,
tntts}I ma Dee. Uib 1870. ti2 +tN-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

A SENSATION
IN ... .-
DRY GOODS
-.. AT TIE ...-...
" BEE HIVE.
We com mence this Tues
day. morning. December 9,
to slash prices SO hard the
goods must go.
The balance of our stocG
| of
GENTS
| Double Shield White Underwear
that was $a.25: New price,
81 Is. Clouded shield Shirts
and Drawers from 81 25 to
T5c each ......
One line OF Ladies' Vests
were 75c; new pr e, 37sc
each.
A few dozen of Child's It,
inch White Pants, sac and
Csc goods; take them at l5c
a pair. a lew LYNN MUFFs
LETT from our $I.25 lot; the
balance Of yours at soc each.
See our handsome
81 Al, NUTRIA AND MONKEY
SKIN NTFFS.
Less than wholesale prices
Gents fancy colored SILK
Handkerchiefs at hall price
or le,s.
Children's Plush Caps les'
than halt price.
The best quality OF Apror
Ginghams at &c a yard. 2
> good Christmas gilt.
= The best of values ii
: Dress Goods. See the
Back GIoS.,CIaln SIX,
: "a inches wide, heavy ant
d soft, we offer at 81 a yard
4 and then match it OF les
, than $3.50 if you can.
+ The BEE HIVE" 30
II Market street, Is the plac
7 to buy your presents at two
!, thirds price.
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ort.I-I,-C nAlu.Es H. BoYLr,

\ OTTf III, IT NItIlTl NJ II z ;
y DO hereby gtyr#rwIre lhnt Will apply
~ itFsups.i -ls,gtou OF tlJr t,tgCfal .Is5-Whiy,
I'm A, aI,s,itutr dIVortr rom uV wife, Bridget
H. H6yIr. tIIAkI-Fa h. Guh LIE,
- '''' ttF-pb,l tai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

" ll.ElhM MckENZlE MEW HAM
w Iia.ur, =, ~. corner Third and shipisy
t'Ttrte, v hiLiuHiun, ligl. -,
tii,teit tI,' a., Airlt, sults from "a - =
IRtts 10 uIaer ron : NJ 10 l.5JS srt,iaip
sHlilsution guaranteed R-'oi.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
81, @ W
SNOW! SNOW!
HOW ARE YOU FIXED FGR II?

The first call and we are
ready with all kinds Of Gum
Boots, Shoes and Arctics.
We can fit yon all at the
Family Shoe House, 2o6
Market street, above Second,
East Side.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

0St-,lS GplNd FkOM No. gui
- tIafiytl street hr=tltl ware avenue aud
tzts % g=ual sllEalut= Uutt ut IabK, cons
ing hlll sul itago. 4 reward viii he
: n= 70 tnJ one traNtHf a. At ltck hos stove
Al. l.'=fVf Co.. ,ha shin IT. tt7,tt. u.i-tt
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THE MARKETS.
sroCKs.
IN Yoax. Nov. 1a-Bar silver. Sl.oex.


NEW Yonx, Nov. 1s.-Bar silver, 81. oak.
| Copper-Stngnant.
Iead-Easier; domestic, 1k12x.
Tho stock market to- day, while still very act
i've. showed lees excitement in early trading, and
afterWard subsidized into the ordinary appear
a1ce. with only the usual fluctuations Tho gem
| eral feeling 10 that the street has undergone .
marked chsnge for the better, and tho opinion OF
most hAbituss Of the street who talk - that the
object Of the influential combination Of capital
lists which forced the 1t decline. has been ac-
complished. and with the affecting of refcrms In
railroad business there will coms general Inn
provement in prices The late reaction from tho
low prices of two days ago is regarded - princi-
pa!ly the effect of covering ehor:s, together with
some buying by those who had thrown their
holdings over ON the scare. The list is again
lower. and sugar i down 81. Northern Pacific
preferred 29s, Pacific Mail IL, Louisville b NASH
vile N. and North American ~. with only
fractional changes in the rest Of the active
stt cks.
Governments steady. Petroleum closed weak;
spot closing 1t 78c December 7sAc.
Money ON call, close. 2ul2; closing offered At
chance a quiet. steady; sixty-day bills, $A7s1i;
:, Experiment bonds-4's. l22; 4h's los;
Northern Pacific, FOX; preferred. sos: Oregon
lmproyement. a. Oregon Navigation, 81; short
Line, 2Sh; Union Pacific, 47K.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Cattle-R eceipts. 1900:
s. ri prime steers S,e5a; Texans, g l5@
Hogs-heceipte, 5000; steady with active de-
mand; rough and common -: 709a60; packers
and mixed, y4.35@4.39; prime heavy and butch
ers, weights, "a. 0O94.16; light, xS.85@a9O.
=. 6heep.keceipts, 10000; barey steady; ma
tlves, $4G5 NE westerns, $4.15@4sS0; Texans,
prime fed, SAILS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE "A
CHICAGO Nov: 49, Cloee-Wheat-Easy;
cash. 9iNc December. 8oSGa6c: May. $1.02K9
:, Corn-weak: cash. 5oac; November, soxc;
.Oats..steady; cash. $3.50 Escember. 42H@
42Ac; May, 45A645Ac.
hariey-Easy; 79c.
Mess pork...Easy. cash. sse2h; January.
$l182h; May, 312.62A.
~ L.r & Easy cash ssas; January. saHx;
Observation-Disclosures.
Short clear-$5. 1905. 50
Short ribs $:.4O@5.45.
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REAL nsrArk


0OO0A0 . ~
water Electric Motor Line, !szi25. Si.soo- $40
cash. $3.50 In 9. u AMI IS months.
sod motor On S
ass On Park and benton. d, 500 sssy terms. on'
ss.ss s,ass sna e sSe's e 90 lawrence
Groom house IN ANS addition. one block
Iiom motor 1900; ole-third cash. one-third in
1 cash. -,
room house. corner. soxiAo, one block from
motor and school hou.e. sl,SOG easy terms.
o,ro0m mouse on corner just Oh Of broadway,
ss5oo Zoo cash, baiaace one year. 10 per cent.
plenty OF closets, cellar, good furnace. water. 10
ana sewer connections now lssed. $i2OO, Si,tOQ
oe 20. na!ance easy terms
$4,000 81 500 q h. 900 in one VI Or. fOner cent.
six-room frame house corner Warren street:
new t Conveniently .sranssd; $500, ons-hsf
syenus sso s nsss s co.S ban on
ance on easy terms, 10 per cent "
Five-room brick house, sOSiaO, on Eighth avc,
nue.; SSsOO. one half cash, balance easy time, 10
Three room house near Northern paciicdenot.
$3.50 one-haf cash. balance year, 10 per o,nt.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
New 4-Ioom house. brick cellar, on Broadwater
Electric Motor, 15xl25, SIS per month.
90 aossse street
large lot, stable sheds. ETC.. SIS per month.
<LoTs.
s., 800 ooxl25 on Cannon .treet in Ains, addi
ton; 9ne-third cash, one-th I'd in niue, balance
$1,OaO-75x125 on Waukeehaw street Broalwa-
ter addition; third cash, balance In eight and
sixteen months, ~ per cent.
$500 50xl i corner ON Madison avenue fac M
south and east easy terms, 10 per & MT one llock
from motor and electric railways.
$l,iWl-s Oxl25 on Wilder near Madison street;
Si,62r65xi25 corner ON Hauser boulevard.
fronting north: easy terms
one-third cash, ba ance easy terins, 10 rer pant.
$l.5OO-S0x1OO on Fifth avenue; ons> third
cash, balance IN nine and eighteen mon. hs ~ per
Fine corner on Ninth avenue facing northeast
ut W. 30 per OF: easy terms.
hI Ss5 . on twelfth avenue facing north,
BIZ and nine months, 10 per cant.
$1,1UO-50xl00 ON Eleventh avenue, north 'front.'
$1,000.50x1l0 on Eighth avenue one-third cash.
one-half in nine and balance in eighteen months
~ 3 ge 5n cent This i great bsrssin.
x1O4 one-half cash. balance one year. 10 nor cent.
$15,OOO-5Ox115 on Helena avenue near Main
etreet SoOOO cash. balance easy terms. 10 per cent.
corner on Helena avenue zoo feet double 'front.'
sll,25o -75xl25 corner ON Helena avenue 'front.'
.ge on three stree .; one third cash. balance easy
Of Main street, A snap. Easy terms.
sta.
S5,6O0-15Oxl5O on Dearborn streets, south and
east CORNER: one-third cash, balance easy terms
!, S3.OcO-1OOxl25 on Monroe street just of the
boulevard: one-third cash, balance nine and
eighteen months, 10 ger cent.
S4.OOO-1OO- foot corner on Haueer bouieva,d
one block from Madison street; one-half casa
balance enc year, 10 per cent.
SsOo-5O- foot corner on boulder avenue: easv
tt rms. '
$h,6S5-161- foot corner ON Lyndale on electric
railway; one-third cash, balance easy terms
$2,25O-1OO feet on broadway facing south; easy
terms 80
Beautiful lots in Richmond Hill addition at "a
per front foot, several blocks in tract.
1000 front feet in the Flower Garden at a har
gain. "'
enA - -
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oand, Who u . physician. she said scorn-
fully. What do men know about babieef
One old woman 10 better than ave doctors,'
eucn being the case. IsuRgested IL seemed
strange that no woman or mother had made
any valuable contribution to the worlds
knowledge on the care OF infants. The
standard authorities on infant physioloov
are men and physicians; the best works On
infant psyhcolOgy are bv men; the most
valuable book on children's education il by
man and bachelor. Herbert Spencer;
the only rational dress for baby vas de-
signed BY man. DR.. 0rosvenor; and the
sterilizing Of infants' food was discoyered
and perfected by soxlst. man and sci-
but it y impossible for all women to ac-
quire collegiate education"
Yes; and for that reason We need re-
vision in our system of public education.
We should cut down to the vanishing point
the time our girls spend on ornamental
studies, rid ourselves Of mechanical, parrot
like ecitations, rote learning, all striving
Tor marks and prizes, and train the minds
or girls who may eventually become mothers
in habits of careful observation and logical
deduction that their hands may answer
promptly with wise doing in emergency,
There IS to me no crime of our present civil
llzatlon which SO cries out against the
women who call themselves educated, as the
death IN the United States o. more than an
animal 400, 600 children at an age when they
are directly under the mothers care.''
FINALLY, as closing and convincing argu-
ment to her theory, there came into Mrs.
woods parlor a healthy. happy specimen of
scientific babyhood. who rapturously greet
ed this scientific woman as .sma-ma." Hap
Ply child Of q happy mother! In his twen-
ty-two months of babyhood he has never
known the torture of collie. goes to sleep at
night and never wakens until morning, cuts
his teeth with as little ceremony and suffer
ing as small Kitten contracts no infantile
diseases, succumbs to no infantile disorders
and does not periodically upset the euuilib-
rum of the entire family at intervals Of
two or three days by being mysteriously
"crOss," after the manner OF unsCientific
baby tyrants. The diet OF this enviable
baby consists now of water that has been
boiled, milk that has been sterilized, oat-
meal, baked apples and stock soup.
This cOllege-bred woman ia a graduate of
Vassar, q trustee of Barnard, q contributor
to the press, a public speaker on various
educational and scientific subjects woman
Of place in society, and most successful
mother.
All honor to the college-bred woman. She
IS now successfully pursuing thirty-five
practical avocations besides teaching. She
is doing more toward obtaining, establish
ing, and projecting the real rights of
woman than all the historical woman stuff
raRists and ranters for equal power and
place. Woman has always beer mans
moral superior; the college bred woman is
pushing her way to the front Of the ranks as
his mental equal.
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Fight ON an Engine.

A fight, to the death, between the engi-
neer and fireman of an express train, speed
ing through the country at night, is boll
conception of q modern novelist. -.
The fireman is jealous of the engineer
one night, orazed with drink, he heaps or
fuel until the boiler is likely to explode
The engineer pleads with him, and then OK.
postulates, and at last attempts to prevent
further addition. Then the fireman Crap
pies the engineer and tries to throw him
from the engine; a terrible struggle ensues.
The fight is for life! They speak no word,
but with teeth clenohed, strive one to pre-
cipitate the other to the ground.
Meanwhile the train rushes on. The en-
gineer, finally growing weak, endeavors to
reach the regulator. to stop the train and
summon help. Too late! The crazed fire.
man guesses his plan, stiffens himself to q
superhuman effort, lifts the exhausted en-
glneer from his feet, exclaiming:
"Ah, You want to stop the train! Now.
out you Co."
With this he Aines the engineer OUTPUT
the latter cling: to him he cannot shake
under the wheels, they are found headless,
two bloody trunks olinging in . death en-
brace! And 1.-The train, ungoverned, rushes
on ip the darkness!
Here the story ends; the fate Of the train
is left to the imagination. It 10 easy to eco
on to destruction. 30 with the person hav-
ing chronic kidney complaint-it is almost
certain to result in Bright's disease, then
death. for the doctors admit they have no
cure for it. But certain cure may be had.
Note what Sumter Heard, Of Frederick,
Eve years had been the victim of BriRht's
disease, at times suffering the severest
pains. tried many kidney remedies, and
tried a. many physicians, but was not BEN
efited and at length became tired Of what
seemed to be and was useless expenditure.
began taking Warmers Safe Cure ana was
relieved at once. The old symptoms recur
but I find relief only with the
above remedv, which regard as the best
II proprietary medicines."
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ZEAL nsr,Arn
4 >. ss..l. : Co.. n.,l,y n,o,r. or.

a. J. sessle . Co. nailsy Bloek, 0Osrs
Hsht-soem hopss ~ corner III. sox1oo -
hath and famsoe Nssshsr stssss. fse &. 90; IA
cAsh, balance II and twelve monils. % .
aa.d::: ss OILY 1sss ; e s. Go Co.:
sI|;:sa ssn; e: u Z. ss.,os =
70 F sTas g ~ pr sr c.ht 49,. :. 90,
July. =. Al psr cent. Hi.ncs to .uie Il 10 psr
Six-room frame house ON Ut, Sox10o, On FRI
avenue stssst ca line; $500 81 00j cssh, III
;s1iss ~ north and 90. front, corner Car
ns.d and Cannon streets N Cannon addition, on
ssi soasa Nom md eSs 'front.' eo snsa x.a
psics 5000 e-third cash. balance one and I've
additien; price sl6to, one-third cash. baianos
looxias feet corner Harrison avenue and Peosts
svenue. one block from . ectric motor. SIS per
toot one-thttd cash. b. lance one and two years
lOoxlas fset on Peoste avenue ono block from
foot, one-third cash, balance one and two yesSa
l2sxi2a feat eouth and east. corner Logan nnd
.sexiaO test on Iyndale avenue in Northern FL
orn Pacific addition, for S2,OOl -s7--
,sOx1CO feet q bo. Ller avenue In Northesn Pa
ctfic addition. for $l.iGo cash,
dition, one block from motor 81, 80 cash.
., sOx1 Us feet on Logan street in Central add
7sxllsh fest ON Warren street In Central sdd,.
tton. for 81, $780, terms oA.y. No.
SSxlS0 feet on Main street, for S12,so0 cash.
0OxlOS feet south and west front, corner Four.
teensh and Pearl streets in sntral addition, fee
iooxlso feet north and, wet front. eorne,
$s00, half cash. balance ONE year at 10 per cent.
TX xsl0 feet ON l1yndx,o avenue in paioAen ad-
dition. on electric motor tor $500. tsvozansa
s0xl20 fe't conner Livingston and Dakota
streets. on motor line, tor $500.
:. 40 feet On Miesou,a street In Jockey addt-
ton. for $3.50. One-third cash. balance oix nr6
twelve months ut 10 per cent.
5ox1tC feet corner Dakota and Billings avenues
In Jockey addition. tor $780, terms ons. third
cash. lnlance six and twelve months Mt 10 PSF
5oxl4o feet ON Butte street in Lockey addition for
$500, Il rms easy.
noxi4s feet 81 Missoula street in Locksy addi-
ton. only S70O terms easy. a
ton Tor 81 500 terms ons third cssh. balances
si5 s., and nd twelve mentns At 70 per cent.
streets, only $50 pert I. terms favorable.
sO1ll0 teet on Mi>soula venue. 4 Z 1851, terms
sne-ha AL each bslan. six and twelve months; {.
cash bs.nce July u. It + pos Cent s'ln' h'
asss so nS os s HSd CAM on
so.iss ess On Wider avsn.s Tor 81 pes t.oA
so1lse isct, on Hollias avsnus. ON elsotris
Lets in Flowers addition ct from Is 20 % %
foot, on favorable terms:
for $4,000 -
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Wheeler, Word . Co.'S List

Wheeler, Word . Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 feet in Amos addition, I'll pev foot.
loo feet in y. Z. addition, $l2 per foot.
~ s9o fe Get on Madison avenue Tor a. 100
!CO feet in n T. addition No. . for xA7S.
~ feet on ShilAnd street for $1,000.
per week -.
ACRES.
aore. -
HOUSES.
ReSidence In Ealser addition. 5000.
Heeie ence IN bradford addition, $500.
Residence In H0hack d Cannon addition. a..
Residence in Bassett addition, ~ 500,
Residence in Syndicate addition. 1900.
WHEELER. w, RID 4 CO.
10 and II Gold Block. Helepa,
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W. Il. Coz. Gold Block, onsrs,

w. Il. Coz. Gold Block, Oners,
Choice lots in the Amss addition II I'll pss
front foot
A fine variety Of lots in the Syndicate additos
from SIP to S1l per foot
Choice lots in the Bradford addition ct varinas
prices. s8
blocks in Highland Park at &, 500 for choies.
A fine block in Brooke addition, ffontiue O
Hsuser boulevard. at SIG per fr0nC foot I'll
A FIJI . selection OF lots in Hauss4 addition Srum
e22.5O to SO per front foot q n
Desirable lots in Lockey addition, near Hslena
avenue, Cheap. sv n
Some excellent bargains in Richmond Hill.
Some very desirable Main street property =
reaSona be prices. 81 M
Two i've room houses. nsw. ground spzl1k =
" 1000 each, easy terms.
Twslve-re .m house near business esntes. sssnA
Several new desirable residence.
Ihrcs. tory brick building. rents foe 81 -
month. tor 3l1,00
Forty .crss insids city limits. vssy dssasshls
for plating. = S7E2 b y
Fifteen ecres adjoining CITY q aboat sae-AaN
price Of ad5Oinin9 ke0porty. at ~ y
l6o scrss 3ust oat;ads Of eiu linitA. sait.has n
plating. M IS -
&neeney price. y, sg5' -
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Tho World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will conduoe
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
vas enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, a. it 10 the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efe1tual TO cleanse the
system gently in the sprinRtime, or, in fact,
ct any time. and the better it u known the
more popular it beconn, {.
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WIN. s1utia,s List,

40 a:rce Montana avenue property.
eA9 aSres choice West +. ID property.
101xlz5 Bradford addition. corner, 3o,H00 4 3
Soo front feet Syndicate addition. $A per 2psG
800 front feot Heymer Park " per foot, y
One block. Highland Park, choice. 1S,5Qa
lO0x225 Hanser avenue 'front.' $40 o.
l0Oxl5O kelle su3 addition, $1,000
25xlz5 Main st,eet front, corner, 5000.
l0Oxl4O Eighth avenue and Idaho, $S,OOo "a
% acres at $A, $4,000
residence in pauesr addition. $500
kfsiaence in Bradford addition, $4,000
9 Residence in Bradford addition, 1850
Hesidence In HOhack aid Cannon, $S,500
Residence corner Breckenridge and 0en
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don Of the appeal of Castlonl, the Swiss
radical who killed Councillor Rossi during
the recent revolt at Bellinzona, Switzerland,
the court granted writ Of habeas corpus
and Castioni was discharged from CUSTODY.