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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-24

in a mood to be sympathetic, and I re
garded this enthusiastic youth With 1
cold stare.
Really" I said, "what may thai
meanP"
at MEANS" said he, 'that the pro
ducts Of the north and Of the south grow
equally well in the valley Of the Yakima.
"oh," ] said, Il suppose you mean h
say they have sorghum and yamS u
heFe2"
Precisely" said he; 'the tobaccI
flower blooms here beside the beardeS
grain-I have written . few lines upon
the subject"
Thank you." said, 81 should be de
liRhted to hear them, but unfortunately
get Of here"
"Ah," cried he. ioyiully, $50 do
Come with me, and We will 20 to tn
Hotel Yakima together, and as we 70
viii read you my 'ApOStrophe' to thu
twelve valleys which pay tribute to thu
Yakima"
By keeping mp 4 supply Of well directed
-. - -. =.
eonseIsAa'on' niahaged 10 avert TIM
evil, ~ We drove mp the broad and It'd,
streets Of Yakims to the hospitabls inF
which bears the name OF the town. Blu
Notwithstanding nv utmost efforts "a
avoid the young poet, I found myself sit.
ting opposite him q. dinner, and, aitei
comple,ipv INV IpsDe,tiop A IN nenu
was oblived 10 pe,,,.e The folIowin,,--,
tribu,eto The Young mans recently adoD,ed
TOM .ud ~. D,;n,.,D.I ,;vor = h,,.h a.,
throurh n.
srsTa snTUaSS he sias s q f ne sSsthIns mis-,
Ar q, y, sturdy P9i ~ q ne .SPIos. Pe1ts
And coli IS he sa aS thsI iced i,s source,
Ana U1s, rye " Rows through the WhOle'Om'
Uns,lhtinxly lends from IT, splendid force.
Il waser the waste, does the Yakima,
IN. ses qs,SS, eI ~ " bloom lss the rose;
Andis washes the gold fFOm The drOss q d
en- ne %, sSsT ..,is Ta hiIs 4.
Il an ne ssryani q plenty and Pesre.
'-' 'O' '"' '1O" -Hu ~
hna Lien, eng w ,si !; ne rsE Ina 49,
And the moan. Glns drih IN tbslr cups o. snow
- ~
This might have Widened the breach
between rs, but knew that I vas no
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06
Dr.. Bowman & Go 5
~ ALTON AL
DISP ENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third ST., Seattle. WASH,

These eminent Specialists are well known
by years OF experien e, and are recoyu zed "A
the most successful and best patro izei meti.
cal and surgical experts in the country. Bear in
mind thai this dtspensary 10 permanently To-
Gated hire.
Nervous Debility, spsrmatorrhea, semina.
Losses. Night Emissions. L IS o. Vital Pow RS,
sleeplessness Gloomlness, Dep ession OF Spirits
Aversion 10 Society, Near III courag d, Lack
Of Confidence. Dull, List ess unfit for study or
Business permanently and speedily cured
Young men fering from the effects of
you hful foilies, or indis retiou should wall
themselves OF our treatment he grea'et boon
ever laid ar the ltsr O. suffering hum 4nigy
WI guarantee q post We cure la every case
Blood aud Skin Disets.s, Syphilis. disease
most horrible in its results. comp etsly eraii-
Gated without the use OF m ircury.
Urinary. kiiu.y and Bladder troubles, Weak
B4ck. Burning, Urine, frequency o. Urinating
Urine High Colored or win milky sediment on
stan ling. G,nnrrhna. Gieet Cysirus etc
permanently curei. Charges reasonable
81 ctuse cured in from ten to nft-en days
without cut IN or ii ting. This cure Is It let
Is he iesuits of our own researcher. Every
c Sc eed
PIT S, Fista, Fssure Rec al Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, Iigalure or csasti.. n,
Diet. ,tion fr I'm business Over 700 cases
cured I eatment scientific, safe AMI painless
and wonderful in Is results
DR.. b wmar & Co are ,he Oldest an N )st
reliab e specially firm in the Paeihc North vest.
having teen establ she'd n the civ OF Chicago
In 1851 The atIle Office is under the person al
SUPERVISION OF DR.. Row nan.
once hours a m. toS p. "a. sundays3 I'D
N. B.-Persons unable to visit US may %
treated at their homes By correspondence.
Consultation free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06

The q. I. CO. has failed and the Seattle A
Northern Raj 70 will n I b extended beyoni
dro. msk ng -EDKO the actual 1E.Mf-
Nus OF GREAT Railway the Nortn-
ern Pacific from Caic4go. Portland and se
attic TO Sedro. the G eat Northern from Fair
haven 10 Sc 70. and the Seat lie d No tn IN
rom AnacoIt 70 Sedr,. Al tnese railways a-e
now IN ACTUAL OPERA t1OS. sedro il
giandiy SIT at un the Skag I, the ARREST ana
most iree.y navi abe river emp ying into Pu-
sound. and 10 SUR )und by vast mineral,
timber d ayr cultural wealtl. The trans
portation facliiti are unequslled and Sedro
tresens the b.st p lint for the 10 alton OF
MANt FACIUkEs TO be found. Ir IN, cox
lag Goa and lime found wi hin q short DIS
fanc. Hot 10, mills. tor O. bsaxs, and war;
hou g. are re ent imp ovenents Business lots
40xIlo from 800 to $500. Resd ence lots
from S75 10 $500; easy terms
ANACORTES 10 growing rapidly and has
now rah aud steamship communication with
every part OF the cou stry. The Northern Pa
cihc runs throu IN trains from Porta ID a d
Seatt via Sedro We offer BLOOK> of TEN
LOrs EACH for $500 ONE-THIRD
lash. Tn is fcn gari-n land wltnin IL
mi es of the business center of the city and
on easy rerms, and have BREATH ng space and
nice yard. ABSTRACT of TITLE fur
nished purchasers
WEST SEATTLE.
One cannot make any mistake IN buying West
Seattle business p operty We have the CHI icest
lots-next to the postotfice. near tue cable road
aud vi . double irontage. for 500 each, one
third cash.
KIRKLAND
Business and residence properties to be had
from rs on easy terms
81 ATTLE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
A tract of land on Madison street. near Broad
way. running 256 feet on Mad so street. highly
improved. offered by us for " 500 This Is
great opportu hy tCr some one.
We have properly in all part OF the ely,
business aud resid nee, improved and unim-
proved, Tor sac. Also b ~ es on easy terms
W. do general real estate, gaming aud / sur
ance bu in q, art as agents for Individuals @ d
co porat ons and make inve>tmsn FOR non-
resid nts. Correspondence solicited and infor-
m lion furnished
WASHINGTON TERRITORY InVESTM'T co
Unexpectedly
Once in company's build ug Corner Second
and Cherry cts, Seattle, Wash.
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Health is Wealth!

DIR. (. c. VESTS MERE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEST aguarantee D ciic for Hysteria. Dizzi.
ness, Z vusslons. Ft>, Nervous Neural ia,
II aische. Nervous Pros;r ton caused ~ the
Use Of a conot % bacco w kefllness. nr4l
u pr so Soft ming Of ,e Brain r-sulr ag I'm
insanity a d d ing ID mi cry. .iecay and d "a A.
Pr 'ina ure Old Age Barr-n SIS. Loss # P bwer
in Ell her sex, Inv iuatary Los e. nj SD rmal.
orrnp can by over-exerG on of the orain,seii-
ahus; or ov r-lptiu geace. Each box con aims
one n nth treat neitt 81 box IT six boxes
fors $ n b. ma prepaid on rncefp # price
WE G, ARAN ZEE SIX hOXE,
locu ny ca e. Nitn eac I rider received by
u To- six oxes, accom- panied with S. we will
send he purchas ur writ gua al e 20 re-
fnud th- n n If the treatment dos ut effect
acure Guara Il es i-sned oniv by KERKow
BROS. Druggists ana Sole Agents Oceiden tai
o cS, entrance m Yeser avenue ID James
str e., Seattle, Wash Open all night
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ana How II Was Cured by El.c.r;c,,v
AHer All Other Known Remed,~. H.d
."ed-I"tai Deafness Cured bv IN.
same Methed Eighteen Years Aro ana
"'ns Fermanent 20 Thts Day.
IA Market St.. Portland, Or. Nov % 800
Eoitor Oregonian: Seeing so man CO...
aho letters IN favor of Dr. Darrin 7 th;ns !,
justice to him and as vel A tha sfH 80 :.
10 'eii wnat ne did for my wife two Years
ago. For htfesn months prior to calm ~,
ni LIN. sue nad been suff ring constant main
night and day from the .ffscta ~ -
matism in her arm and sboulaer 81, leu,
not raised her arm 10 her head cn-,na
mat 'ime. she could not sleep only by ,ak.
ing opiates, and pei genera health w.
poor ana broken down. After cossr.s ~
electric treatment by Dr. Darrin she ws.
cured. aud has never had q return of her
.oi ner troubles. VIII gladly answer anv
Questions by letter or otherwise.
c. r. MAYHEM.
AosAi Deafness Cured by Electr,citx
NIB EDITOR: In 1872 my daughter wa.
taken VIII memoranous croup and urcn
ner recovery was lift totally deaf. I called
On sSo eminent physicians, who said they
Gouid 90 nothing for her. As Iast resort
took her to DIR. Darrin, who cured bsr 80
sne mas never been troubled with deafness
sihce. consider IL one of the greatest
cures OF electric treatment on record ami
WIN great satisfaction give this tes,imo.
NAL l reside in Berkeley. AIameds
county, California. and viii take cres,
pleasure In answering any INQUIRIES con.
corning this most remarkable cure Yours
respectfully. WILLIAM s. DIBBI.E
Inc doctors are crowded with patiepts
rom ~ q. m. 10 8 p. m. They haye =
iarse county practice and senu heir cleo
TIC remedies any one desiring home
treatment for any cura,ie chrome. acute ar
private diseases, which are Kept strictIv
co fiteniial
One OF the doctors is visiting different
towns IN the state to better accom- MEDIATE
those who hud it impossible 10 come tn
Portland. One of the doctors will be Al
the Hoffman house, Eugene City. De-
cembtr 1 to s.
The b a. office at 70K Washington street.
Portland. VIII run as u>ual. Consultation
and examination free. All classes Gated
Tree from 10 To IL a. m. daily. Charges
moderate, being only $40 month Tor ach
dis ase. or in that pro ortiol. as cases
NAV require. Send for circular, free to any
address.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06
IKE IN THE RING.
main Knocks Out Slattery in
One Short Round.
s. SALE OF FLOODED HORSES.
.r.,a Storms on the Atlantic Expert.
..erd By . Ship Coming From
the Mediterranean.

Yoax Dec. Especial. l-Jske Kilrain
- ous J~rry elaItery, California pug list,
q -, cfder tonight Jerry was to r.ceiv= $50.
....st.d he stayed fur rounds. Slattery told
n s,sssds not to N So the show, as he was go
:. !. mi Kilraia out nice and essy and get
| ~ - ID Caristnlas, aud the result was that
=. souur was packed.
r,,,.In sent out his left, landing on the Cali
.'.ss.r,s nssal organ. This got his anger IN,
"a bs 10 turn sms he'd Jake on the chest. xii.
~ hen rushed him about the stage, getting
: rAea and where ne wished. The blow that
- Il the fighting ou' Of slsttery was a
/ snixht rght-ha punch in the short ribs.
kAlp', take effsc; on siatterS till ne had taken
q -, q. when it complete y doubled MIN up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06
eULIxG AGAINST NELSON.
r.uu.rs Case Drcid~d by National Trot
ting Association.

p.-.ns Case Drcid~d by National Trot-
ting Association.
nv YorK, Dc. a-Ihe board of review of
g. rs,ioaal Trottng Association today dis
go Inc famous Nelson-Alcryon case and
a veaing Secretary Morse admitted that they
q srrlyed q decision against Nelson. The
srsy, Gsiement or cohesion. as the board
mi Il. viii be made pubic with the decision
tnorvw.
4 toe ease Of Thomas Fl. Tongue. of Hillsboro,
8 sseinsI g. Kirkendall, of Portland. Or. and
- h 1. Homestake and the b. m. Lady NJ kim,
- ,rottea one and two at race in Portland,
nnlember II, the boar ordered hat he IN ,nty
Az ron thoud so 10 the third and fourth
MIRA Tongue proved that Kirkendai own, d
m horses, and this Is against the rules of the
- lat on for an owner to trot two Of his own
11res assinst one another.
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sfV showed IN Near San Bernardino.
IAN BfhSARDrSo. Cal, Dec. a-The rain con-
aaed at Intervals until noon today. when il
gan 70 clear up. ana toni. ht 4 is cl ar and
Inc rainia ] for the so m Throughout,
valley has exceeded two incnes. The
Pun'ains are covered with snow. Tomorrow
efnins vi be frosty, bur no damage Is aoticl.
sa. tody OF capitalist ANA engineer. vent
NE mount 'ins Moaday o examiie reservoir
10 ar showed IN. ana have not vet re.
Iaeo. Is 10 believed that they are safe in
me OF the milling camps :"
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|szE WORST STORM He LIVER SAW
Veteran Atlantic Sea Captain HaS n
Rough Voyage From Mediterranean.

veteran Atlantic Sea Captain Has q
Rough Voyage From Mediterranean.
NV yoRK, Dec. 5-Tne British steamer
ZINES Turpi Captain smith, from N diterra-
IN ports. whca arrived TO, ay, reports hav-
Il bad terribly tempestuous passage. The
Inmef hsd ine weather till November 80, when
rro breeze commenced 70 blow from the
euheAst steadily increasing in free, with
saV squalls and high seas The wind
eift TO TIE southwark. aud in few hours a
Rfsct hurricane was blowing. The steamer
IN tue trough Of he sea perfectly helpless.
lsiher engines nor helm haviug the least effect
Der. itwts impossible to get her b sfore the
md OF htave her TO- Every sea flooded the
nsiu, and Hooded the eng n. room md oke
ee nearly putting out the fr,s. TIE vessel
IN this coudition for eight hours. The
go cot adrift aud nothing cou.d be done to
kuFe It
aen the s'crm moderated 1t was fond that
damage had been done TO the cargo. On
emoef the wild again blew q hurricane.
neavy seas running and accompanied by
noer ana lightning. Tue Turpie shipped a
iorward, which started on the foreeasile
g, Hooded the forecast.e aud dam .ged the
seoAt and hurricsne-house on the poop deck.
a. MS thiity-e ght years at sea CAPTAIN
aAn says 10 never experienced such a terrific
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Sale Of Biood.d Stock.

Ixuxe7os. Ky, Dec. AT the horse sale to-
~. lhe property Of K McGtobon d Co., thirty
Ne besd, esc usive OF non.catalogued horses,
kasht 1850 Palestine, ny Powhattan,
sIser spiriisi bidding, was I'm lily sold TO Byron
feclel and for SIS, 600: Spor srnan, by Warwick.
Z Nee bbon &. $50; w. q. Morris. b. ring
BIZ TX. McGibb,a, s. go; Vail RIA. by SPRING
hi, scropgins Bros, 1850; Birds liza. by Spring
ii. Scr ggins Bros, $4,000: Julia May, by
hnnsbok, Will m Tari. 1850
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ca'ifornia sts.mer and Crew Los,

s.stA BARBARA. Ca :. Dee. 5.-The Undine. a
~ asan senooaer belonging to Captain @.
ls'is Of this pace, was wrecked last night
attempting 10 cross the channel from the
sad % sania Barbara, aud her crew OF three
:, whose nam are unknown. were ,ost
.esineF san;s Cruz sig ted Inc wreck, and
ma one man cl.neing 10 the bottom. bu, ne
rom exhaustion before q sis,aace could
fnseD him. ' ''N''
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laytien Republic IA. s,o.

"epoohc hAs stormy Voyage.
eAs FRANCISCO Dee. a-vessels tina, arrived
POT. 10 sy exp :rlenced the full force of the
= % Toe "a, 81 aad Alta instan.s. The steamer
'ssh PUBLIC, from Puget sound, was
Hs1 hours lac Sae fell in win a lie of
o'esoa co 81 Heavy seas. with a west and
- "ind, eaus NAKED dimiautioa in
~ ns power. wn lie The vessel pitcned ani
an alarming dege Two seamen
10Y eecaped being Wa bed overGoarl dur.
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'i'shis Farmer FIR. zen tn Death
ssoLffowN, \. Y, Dec. a-John Clero, of
80 souaty, Pa. was iroz n 10 dea d Mon.
.,sn' whlie driving from Lonesdale to A.
lac dead body wss discoy, T a
asns' over the dashboard II his wagon next
cs Zee a-Temperatnre at sR m. FRI
eaiesgo. y: New rk. 2s: St LOUIS. so;
N'aasl =; D Inc :. u be ox
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e-s.sor stanfo d.. Fanny skeletons.

SENATOR stxnfo4 d's FANNY Skeietons.
HATFIELD, Dec. 5.-The bones OF the stall ion
B1niopser have been shipped 70 San Francisco.
li<n the skeleton Is arranged II will be re.
5upedt Governor stanford's home at May
IA 70 keep company with the bones OF many
shff famous horses now here. Electioneer
|Dpdaced more fast trotters than any other
Daloa 10 the world. Senator STAFFORD refused
6Q0Qo for him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-06
CANADIAN wHEAT ocropUs.
p's "rsin Dealers Accuse Railroad
Of INSTRUMENTATION

pes @rsin Dealers Accuse Railroad
Il. Of Discrimination.
ks.s De a-lspeoial IA big row is
IN, oe ween the Canadian Pacific and
-, eaeN TIE railway is accused by
~. ooyeD OF giving q big reduction
s, y zoe Lake OF the Woods Milling Com
.a'eh Is controlled by road inaSnstes,
n ogiivies. Both firms are
S.,.. esN grain dealers in the
= inese two firms are paying such
NJ 49, ios whsA. that ali other dealers
kvs.. .ofeeo TO retire from mpeetion as
iaty claim ,nst the road mus be civ.
relate to the nrms NAMED. a. o,nerwiss
1 ee..- no' paw the prices they are paying
1, -. uea inat the OF jeet is political. ant
kn,s-~ CON nany IL being iu-nee6 By the
y. soSSfnment which is bound to sev
rs'ce Pad for wheat IN Msnfiobs i. a.
PAID IN Minnesota an tie Oak tas
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Utsalady is superbly situated at
the mouths OF the iamous Skaglt and
Sulaguamsh rivers.
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Large improve ments being made.

On the main route OF steamers.
Will soon have railroad co lnectlon
with the Great Northern. Another
railroad has been incorporated to
bulld the Utsal.dy, Nc Murray &
Eastern Railroad.
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Money Refunded on Fake Race.

VICTORIA. Dec. 5-lSpvcial Jack Melon
|zgls the well-known sporting man, recently
Iha1sht suit in the county ours for the recov.
~ Of bets made on the recent boat race, alleging
ttne race was crooked. d iendant refunded
: money without test ne the Issue.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical OisDensa]
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
Ph S.clans, Surge MS and spee. a'ists.

Eremor, uilding. Ga From. ST.,
Tue .oss widely and fav,rADly knosa 3D.
lis "a the faclne Coast, are IL. se ,tinx
wtn 10 gr q ess success all Ghronic. Nsevpus.
Eye. Tar, No e. throat and hest III docs ,rs
are ula, grad are, ION TIA Univsrs ~ 4
t.e CITY Of New YORK and of the Loug Is aad
Their ong experience, remarkable skin and
univef'a 81 suece s in the Treatment and cure of
Chtonic diseases entir 9 thes. eminent phy.
sim. 70 Ia, tull confidence of the afiicts ID
CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE tor m.
awiu Ell cts of ea ~ wee and ths numerous
PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
NhRv0Us DEBILITY AND sexual DTS
ORDERS yell readily to their SKI ifal treat.
PLIES. fIsrULA AND RECTAL ULCER,
cur. thout or detention from business
Iently and succ ssiully cured in ev ~ casa
SYPHILIS, GoG0RkHEA, 'iLEET, Sperma-
N soIrh a. Seminal eakne's, Lost Mannooi.
eakness and sl delicate Disorders peculiar -
either SIX posit vely cure as we'll as ali fs,uc-
honal disorders that result from youthful fll-
ies or tn excess OF mature years
MARRIED MEN. OF those entering on tia
happy life. aware OF physical debility quicxly
sTHICTUREs radically ami safely cursiwita
out pain or detention from business
Ri, umat,sm, Neu-alg a. Catsrrh. Bronchitis.
As hma. Tumor rs Erpptions, sat Ri u q.
Const ia ion AID all diseases of the vari rus Or.
gais of the body permanently. completely an |
successiuiiy TT ated at our great Medical . ID
No matt + what your complaint, cons alt
these skilful surgeons. who are able to effect
cures n msny sse, that have been proaouGcet
hopeless. All sursital diseases tumors and d ;.
1 rmities removed with astonishing results
Gentle urinary surgery, str cture, al diseases
and deiormities OF eitner s.x, ali impsdiments
tail a
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UTSALADY!!

Acknowledged by every one famil-
lar with the place to be "the best
place foi a live town on the whole
Sound
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Free sites given away for saw
mills, planning mills, shipyaris and all
kinds of manufactures
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Perfect townste, excele mt harbor,
immense resources.
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- chSlr cars run through from
= -. . Chicago without change via the
ae a. c Martin. general agent 7oS
ases Boston alock. c. K Baldwin.
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supreme Court of Washington.

s.oWn and Han'o-d vs. Davis. sp-
Ming county: argued and submit
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q "insto Z. of Portland, Junius
= Es, o. Sea tie: ". b. csiki Q OF T.eoma:
easeki tori. of lac ms. ana W. Il. Nc
ssaa.s. have been admitted % pfae
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'alis'y eorsets Deaeay 8 Ma.um.
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Lots now on sale chelp
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About the biggest returns ever
made on a small investment is
that reported by Mr.. John Alex.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-03
Croiee Lot Sale.

The Bedford City Land and In
provement Company announces sa
Of choice lots on the 9th day OF Jul,
1890. The number Of lots is Unite
but choice, and they will be sold o
moderate terms. Everybody is olfere
an opportunity to make big none!
1t was intended to have this sal
earlier, but it has been postpone
until after the exercises at the dedicf
ton Of Randolph Macon Academy o.
the fourth OF July. Large number
of our citizens and distinguish.
guests, among them several bishop
clersymen, United Senators and TIL
governors of some of the Souther
States, will be present to witness tn
splendid programme prepared b.
President Smith, closing with
magnificent display of lire works a
night.
We earnestly request all visitors t
remain over till the fifth and atten'
this sale of lots. All of the real estat
agents are agents for the company
The same lot will not be sold TO sey
eral purchasers, but as soon as sal
is affected it will be placed on tn
bulletin board. The company ha
put the price low to induce persons t.
build, and with all who will contrac
to build houses special terms will b
made. 1t is not the policy of thi
company to boom. 1t offers lots
which will double in value in 81
months, at low rates TO bring citizen
to the town. J. NJ. Berry, president
r. b. Clayton, vice-president; J.. l.
Campbell, secretary, of Bedford Cit.
Land and Improvement Company.
Bedford City, June "a.
iune26toiulY5.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-03
The Language of the Veil.

The art of adjusting the veil propei :
ly and coqucttishly belongs to Il q
Frenchwoman. To the Englishwoma /
the veil is almost purely an article {
utility. The American woman is lika
her French sister over the sea. To tt :
Spanish woman alone belongs the Al
and skillful arrangement of the veil j
such ravishing folds that every GOO
point of her features becomes prom .
nent, while all the shaky ones retire u
the background.
The fan and veil arc the two weapon !
pf warfare with which the SPANS /
woman attacks the world. They al }
her defense SIS modest maiden undo
her duenna's eye, and they are he
valued mise Ell scene when the duenr |
looks the other way. a playful tos
of her veil OF the languid opening c.
shutting of her fan are her resource i
in filtration. Rob fair Castilian { !
her mantilla, and then seek her beaut!
and you will find thatit has VANISHED
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