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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

lsexrl ~ "a BzstLaEEED xASH
Ring 81 thr he8s. Peuad 4H ths sreuS
ana les she waislles ssaaa,
For tbst Waeress. rae sslaeahaf lest,
Al lass Is s3lssa a. f9aaA
Ala sliH sltain hls gs44l haults.
6oss FEoslng ro4ad ela Uogna.
IL Waraf no matter & the men
wac kHecked ola fenees ao~n,
Vhrre oIe abode. or waSl he ola.
- that within tAs toNn.
.ssete m ghI belp these sell tssue eAaa'
Do ether chaps -up bro~a
AID - th- dads vho ~aid me up'
In such . manner tlle.
Aat lefr nae roaming ap aat down.
Were lsugaiag AZ thc wn.le.
IpteSs Ia some secluded spot
They siepp "a inside 70 smile"
thus, ia q most URaaPpy pIghL
some days ago. l said.
IL simple rlms, that nay old ward
70 OH -r parts had hei.
Because egislatiye act,
~ lied Ia d slaJomau's ~ head
Fer Of al saddest thiRgs 70 know.
l. not 10 know, you know,
Just where ones true hscatloa i,
or why you're scattered 50
You can I locate your boundaries.
With any kind o SHOW.
And thus. not much unlike the chap.
Who came home slightly tight,
While seeking on uncertain legs,
His couch quite late al night.
just waited in d corner tiii
The bed came round ail right
SO |. that IN bewildered state,
A few days wandered free.
Until my ward came round again,
Qnite solemn from its spree.
And settled me withiA the same
Mu-aic aic-i-pal-i-ty.
And have not moved on" at all.
Nor has my ward gone cut.
To wander aimlessly around.
Like tramps upon rout,
Or climbed tn stair 10 Heaven. like
4 woodblue-"up the spoGt"l
When one is lost. to be well found"
Relieves a ratified pate,
And thus hnd myself again.
Upon the record straight.
Still happily within the bounds
OF Old ward number Eight"
EBESEzER GREGG DANFoETH HOLDEN.
HONE" March 5. 1880
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
OF GREAT AS sPIRATIONs,
But Mediocre Attachments, 20 be Mar.
l.lrd

But Mediocre Attachments, 20 be Mar.
ried.
John Harry FINN, a young man of
moderate attunments, but Of great as-
pirations, walked INTO the county clerks
Office yesterday and, IN a Lawrence
Barrett whisper, demanded an affidavit
for a marriage license. lt was gwen
him and he proceeded 10 Oh it out 81
follows: John ii. Finn, age -. color
white, occupation a journalist, iathor's 5
name Patrick X. Finn, and Eito 81.
CLAIR, ace is, white, OF Poplar Bluff,
No, occupation an actress, fathers g
name Col. Robert NClAn previously
married once, maiden name Enc Nc
Dsney.'
Mr.. Finn, 10 doubt, cOntemplstos
plungIng INTO the bOiiine pool OF jour
nalisn. bat al present he j. office boy
for J. +. Mcbride.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

The Girls Friendly Soc eiT q St.
Marks Church vii hold taer regular
quarterly enterts nr1snt this evening
and unusual efforts have been made 10
frsare TIE pleasant suCcess 0f thc oc-
eas.on. Heretofore fnese entertain
roenfs have been hfid earlier % thc
month the delay at fhs tme ~ ~ fhe
resnlf of = uau bo meet after tbe ar-
-.ral II Rev. Mr. Blrfer3 vho wss
rxraotnd n evchsrge duties Uth IlT.
Par Wucn alSs TTr.lriTneuf has been
Frlt fv tho nemhers 81 Mr Brrfor5 &
nab fv A. - present. 81 & was he wa1
formed tf. z8cefv durg hs rector
se~ r. tt-s ctr core years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

To the investor or borrower, we would
say take stock in the Fidelity Savings
Loan aud Security Association, of Mich
igan. This association is formed on q
purely loan and building plan. 1t,
management Is conservative, and IS
without doubt, the safest way TO invest
your money. We loan our money tC
the bOrl over at a low rate of interest
on the easy installment plan. Call a
the Office and investigate for yourselves
Office % South Division-st., McMuller
block. 4. h. YEREX, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

Within the next two weeks you will
have the best opportunity to see the
latest styles and nobbiest spring mill
linery that ever were brought to this
Canal-St., of which you will receive due
notice through our city papers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
How Nice

Miss Bell is looking, Addie. Yes,
Laura. Why, only year ago her face
was completely covered with fimples,
hlotches, and sores. She told mother
that she owed her nice, clear complex
ION 10 her using Sulphur Bitters. Well,
Laura, | shall try them too.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
RIAL ESTATE rKANsFEKs.


fnis ass : furnishes ~ " K Serl5aer.
rsal estate asa ss. s Pear ~.
kstner I P@1dsek - Albert E. Luioa.
t4t - W. 81 Sc -. cfsea k4p1ss $3.50
a LA Ifr1 e@lz2 81 slaak s. lersaa.
tzA~ s. 81 aaa bzrt
y So al >ee ~ Grand Naeils Elg3
fefl9A r. ~ luzs 20 Isaiah e.. bill1sS
II sf Sse & eearla SO
Noe- u oeia--s q l9aa is. A4nae.
. ts "A sc q. Alpine $50
A-Ar 0aHe> - A11rew Doyle. ofl
els ~ >crieIrr ttfuers 4da - l5oo
aite II Aaere g. - ~. 81 HalE Lats
te -. 81 21re 8 baaaaF add 21au
N.ia, 4lss 80 aerf and 5Aas J.
1tft iot e. t.k 8. fe4aeS ADJ s.lQe
5eaA t.-..iae-a % .eer heetsderAs
l9t +. ..ia p t4ul1e.as slo. SO
A4r3 aa- .4EEo. o. a lgl l.. Collar.
ist e. l.s y Dexter f.4c $50
JeAnle s. Isssss % Nm. ana Cora
iet ,s iat ID. bk J. tanpaus
hni. As q oJenuie harrs part
o4 ~ * 3, Can Ill4 = ~ alI - 80
lIsa4 d-sley O. Beafy S Ledger. lot
!. ola steVeas at1 ieso
james tdttl4oe el - al. To Henry j..
H. s4Icy let =. oik 8, silver Crcek
Parh taa 81
Matte puaroH 8 John loweH. lot
=, u y Dauton's add .-. so
treeni godfrey e. Freeman ,. tod
fsfg :, trs0Irry ada ....-.... CO.
Arie Bvce - simOa BlKert. l0t l.
Van ~ FL ) acd...-..-... rs
EliSa j Human 10 Horace A. Lamos,
lots Il, j. Is. q aad =. fattegs0ns
jay ele 20 Chas. =. Medler aad
vn a. c 5zaw - sea OF sec 5.
cpe 5 ...... .........-...- .....-.--...- loo
Hzrr simmons 10 Chas. T. Beard
lee, u = Of sec -, Nelson ...-.... Csc
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
A Bargain Festival.

Klingman & Limbert, the well known
and p.pular furniture dealers III the
Blodgett block, Ottawa-st., propose to
begin next Monday and slaughter, at
less than manufacturer cost, their en-
tire stock OF new and fashionable fur
niture.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
DIR. WiIbur's Eve Water

Cures all kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, villa hairs, scrofula in
eyes, failing sight or cataracts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 30 cents per
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, . boxes
for 81. For sale by White & White,
druggists, Morton House block
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

A masquerade party viii be given by
the Knights of Honor, at Odd-fellows'
Hall, Tuesday evening, March IL. j.
A. j. friedrich furnishes the piano.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

DR.. Warmers Coralne and Flexible
Hip COrsets, 81 cents; sold at 81;
Health, Sc cents; sold at Sl.25. Buy
corsetS at Stauffer's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

All arrangements of the kidneys and
liver, pains IN the back, tired feelings,
and weakness, are cured by Hood 5
Sarsaparilla. This medicine Is purely
vegetable. 1t is sold 10y all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

The following IS list OF the marriage
license ISSUED siace lAsI published. wlth the
names. ess.dence iwaeu outside tae city and
ages oi tue parties: AGKs
James II Penner: Sadie +. Smith h.......2 .29-2t
fred /. Seymour; Nettie Nav ,nlth-..--..zl-Zl
john HI. Finn; Enle St. Clair, Poplar
BluH. No O..-....-... .... ............ 81.
Wm. II. Hammond; Emma Chstman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
Forty Per Cent. Saved

CLANS, oysters, in she'll and bulk, at
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

In add au TWO Of establishment
sled with every desirable article the furniture line
equally low prices The collection arranged that you
quickly and compare easily
Each article giving the number OF the lot
IN the price marked PLAIN figures You this list
and easily identify any when has impressed you without the
aid Of "a salesman.
Al -oons WIZ wkRRANrEn VII allow
. No xAsGFRAroSs. 4 goods
esents they exchanged money viii be refunded.
An We that you VII examine the quality and style Of our
Goods ard get prices vii guarantee you WI pronounce
them the greatest bargains ever shown.
Everything vi be marked IN plan dgurescAsH ONE-RRTcr.
The VII avail Themselves q this sale Inspecton Invited
Crt Of town Corrsspondsuce solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
sWaif. Malt and See.n

CLAIMS, oysters, in she'll and bulk, at
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

ee~sf1sr 0f shs great frlneaf y
-. : -sr- .4e-v trsTef11 mans
wa +ht ~az urca 9as fof ter 80 Hes
fser zsd seeg u Bals lsash syyaF asaa5
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11

Every desirable article in Klingman
& Limbert's tremendous stock of new
and fashionable furniture can be
bought away below manufacturers
cost, beginning next Monday. The
place to go is Blodgett block, Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-11
Economy is Wealth.

CLANS, oysters, in shell and bulk, at
Dettenthaler's
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|SIDEBOARDS!

Lot o. Antique Ash sidboard Ger beve 1900 value 1000
Lot eAnbque sdeboard. Ger. beve 1900 value $500
Lot -Antque Sdeboard Ger beve.. 5000 value 27.5O
Lot 81 Antique Oak sidsboard beve. $500 value
Lot a5 Antique oak sdeboard bevel. $500
Lot 6 to ST. sdeboards Antique Oak and 10Th Cen
tury -anging from $50 to SEQ worth $40 1900
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE following Congressional nomina-
tions wero made on tho 11th: Wiscon-
sin, First district, o. B. Thomas (Rep.
renominated. Tennessee, Third dis
trict II. Clay Evans (Rep.) renom-
mated. Ohio, First district, Otway j.
Cosgrove (Dem.). Illinois, Ninth dis
trict Robert Steivan (Pro.). Montana,
First district, Thomas II. Carter (Rep. J
renominated. Ohio, Second district,
Oil yer Brown Dem.). Minnesota, Sec
ond district, o. NJ. Hall (Dem.); Third
district, Morton S. Wilkinson (Dem. J..
Maryland, First district, Henry Page
(Dem.).
b. r. TILLMAN was nominated for
convention at Columbia, y. C., on the
11th.
THEODORE NJ. ScHLEIEn, of Ten
nessee, was nominated by the President t
on the 11th to be Consul OF the United
States at Amsterdam.
THE Washington Legislature ad-
journed sine die on the 11th, having
passed . reapportionment bill.
NEvAD, Republicans In State conven-
tion at Reno on the 18th nominated
Theodore Winters for Governor.
joseph BELL died at Cincinnati on
the 18th, aged II years He was distin-
guished as builder Of machinery and
as the first to take steamboat across
the Gulf OF Mexico.
ELECTION returns from Wyoming on
the 18th announced that the Repub-
licans had carried the State by from
1000 to $500 majority. The State
ticket, a majority In both houses OF the
Legislature and the Congressional can.
didates were elected, N.'s'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18
Passenger and Ticket Agents.

DENVER Col, Sept. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Association of General Passenger
and Ticket Agents met yesterday at
the Albany Hotel, and after taking up
unfinished business, voted to hold the
spring meeting in San Francisco. Tho
association will attend banquet at tho
Windsor Hotel tonight and tomorrow
will make an excursion on "the Loop"
on tho Union Pacific railroad. On FRI
day the party will leave for Salt Lake,
stopping at Manitou and Glenwood
Springs The party will make the as
cent OF Pixies Peak Tho attendance
ID large,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18
Epitome of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION,
G6NaRESsIoNAi.

SSN1HEoSlONAl.
A BILL was reported in the Senate on the nth
Tor the sale OF certain lands for school purposes
In the town Of Pelican. Wis. The resolution
calling on the Secretary Of the Interior for in.
formation as to lands Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Of other companies
whose roads were not completed within The
period fixed by the granting act was taken DIP,
discussed and agreed TO. Tho conference re.
port on the railroad land forfeiture bill was
then taken up and discussed, but no action was
taken. -. In the House no business was trans.
acted, no quorum being present.
hPETITIoN from citizens OF Missouri was pre-.
sented in the United States Senate on the i9tB
asking for the passage Of the Federal election
bill, and many petitions were presented against
the passage OF the compound.lard bill. The
calendar was then taken up and number of
bills of no great Importance were passed
The land forfeiture bill was further dis.
cussed. In the House the tarin bill with
amendments was received from the Senate
and referred to the committee on ways snd
means. bill was Introduced 10 requisite thB
division OF the States Of the Union ihtv Cob.
gressional districts,
IN the Senate the session on the 18th was de.
voted to eulogies on the death Of che late Con.
gressman Randall. Addresses were made by
Senators Quay. Daniel, Plumb, Blackburn.
Cullom, Morgan Hiscock and others. and then,
as further mark Of respect tho Senate nd.
iourned In the House, ufter disposing OF
routine business, addresses were made In mem,
ory OF the late Senator Beck by Messrs. Brechl
inridge, Dunnell, hcCreary, atone, Blount Hen.
derson, Caruth, Mcmillan and Hooker, and as
mark Of respect the House adjourned.
BILLS were passed In the Senate on the 18th
to create IN auditor OF railway accounts and
for the relief Of certain officers and enlisted
men OF the First Kansas Colored Volunteers.
The railroad land-forfeiture bill was further
discussed. .... In the House Mr.. Mckinley re.
ported the tarin bill with Senate amendments,
with the recommendation that the amendments
be non concurred In. The measure was dis.
cussed, but no action was taken. Mr.. Enloe
tTenn.) introduced resolution denouncing the
recent attack OF NJ. Kennedy (O) on the Sen,
ate in general and Senator Quay In particular.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-18
LATER NEWa

LATER NEWS
IN the Senate, on the 10th, the con.
ference report on tho Railroad Land
Forfeiture bill was adopted; the
House Anti-Lottery bill was passed
without amendment or discussion,
and the House Timber Culture bill
of the day was spent discussing
Mr.. Enloe's resolution censuring
Mr.. Kennedy for the language used
in his speech, on September g. rejecting
against Senator Quay. The matter was
finally disposed of by the adoption of 4
resolution offered by Mr.. Bayne, re.
terring the whole subject to the judi
ciary committee of the House for in.
vestigation and report.
Mr. BooTHMAN, OF Ohio, introduced
in the House, on the 10th, joint reso-
luton providing for Congressional dis
tricts in the State of Ohio. The reso-
luton provides for the election of mem
bers to tho Fifty-second or next Con-
gress from the same districts in which
the Representatives of the Fifty-hrst
Congress were elected.
Two HUNDRED members OF the Ma.
tional Gold and Silver Beaters' Union OF
New York City, struck, on the 18th, for
an increase OF wages. Similar action was
taken by the craft in Philadelphia,
Chicago, Boston and elsewhere. BY
night the demands of the men had
everywhere been conceded.
THE faculty OF Lafayette College at
Easton, Pa, have suspended for one
year Juan Antonio Medina, young
Spanish student and George Smith, Of
Scranton, who recently attempted to
haze Freshman Shockley, of Milford,
Del.
Mr.. CoNNELI. OF Nebraska, intro
duced in the House OF Representatives,
on the 18th, bill appropriating $50, 900
for the purpose of erecting statue or
monument to the memory Of John
Ericsson, in the City of Washington.
THE funeral Of the late Canon Liddon
took place at St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon
don, on the 10th, the large edifice being
crowded to overhowing with people
gathered to pay their last respects to
the memory Of the great prelate.
THE Sultan of Sokoto, who rules over
10, 900, 900 people in West Africa, has
presented Queen Victoria with a mag
nifcent lion. The animal will proba-
bly, be taken care OF at the London
Geological Gardens.
The Gear has given directions for the
special exemption from conscription OF
all men who have widowed mothers
dependent upon them.
The election in Brazil, on the 10th, in
sures Republican majority in the
CeRatitpspt Assembly,
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near his and took both his hands In
hers. Her eyes were wet, too.
mo, John" sho said, softly, al did
not die OF fever, and mover loved any
one but you, and ="
Then Dorothy Waters broke down,
and was comforted like child, and
these two old lovers sobbed out their
hearts Joy in that lonely cabin on Christ
mas morning.
1t is needless to relate how John and
Dotty had been lovers from childhood;
how OWL tongues had lied to him on his
return from war, and his simple heart
believed them. Why tell OF tho long
anguish these two had suffered in that
score of years. The world knows these
stories too we'll.
1t needed no explanation TO make
John understand that Dorothy had como
on purpose to seek him. The story of
tho night before vanished into thin air,
and was forgotten.
lie took her as tho best Christ,uas-gift
God ever gave To man, and when he
raised her face and kissed her, he regis
tered vow in his heart which ho will
keep until tho breath leaves him. 1t
was his marriage yow. DUKE BAILIE.
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DYSPEPSIA.

RIGA, Min,
write to let you
know that | have
been using your
BurGcck Blood
Bltters, and also
to tell Won what
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An filled wild gifts To- Go chiiun. piled ebery
which un way.
Hab any OBJ yo' ohilun bin sinnin's.
Or sassin' yo' suppcaryahs or GRIMM,
70 bcttnh read yo Bible bout olo Moses an
dc laws
Fob yo's unLah obliGashuns to Ole Santa Claus.
How many OBJ yo' chilun' bin o tondin to de
church!
An done made up yo' minds to lcabo dc debbil
in do lurch,
Hab yo' tended up to Sunday -school an listcn'd
to yo' tcachah?
Does yo' always drap anicliel In to try en- spote
yo' prcachahf
Am you willful to yo' faddah or yo' muddaa,
Docs yuh pertervatc yo sistah or yo' bruddah!
Yo' Gettah change yo' tacticls cause, well, Jess
because
Yos undah obligashuns now to Ole Santa
Claus
Kin so arsuah al desc questions oct go pas
tab has pcriori;
Ef so k'sint. go bcitah hang so haidi en- novah
say VOID,
Fob yo pastah sort Oh REGIONS dat dc dobbirs
bin BON in yuh
An when Ole Santa Claus comes roun' he'll
surely be- agln' JUN.
So, OF any oh so clliiun bin sinn,n',
Or snssin' yo suDnccryas. or n GRIMM,
I'o' bettah read yo Bible don't yo' hesitate or
pause.
Ilasc yo's unt,ah obiigashuns now to Ole SANTA
Claus.
Sow HACKNEY.
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DOWN TIE MOUNTAIN HE srnANG.

I'm sorry to rob you of your rest
but YOU look strong, and l guess it
won't hurt you"
Christmas morning broke. Tho storm
had passed. The sun laughed in tho
heavens and the sky was blue as if i.
were June. They stood on the door
step and viewed tho splendid panorama.
Then they went into tho house. John
sat Oh tho bed and whitfield; the woman
had insisted on getting breakfast The
exercise flushed her checks, and John
stole furtivo and admiring chances at
her. She was vaguely like somebody
he had seon before.
They sat down, ono on each side OF
the table. She hcaped his plate, and
then she loaned her head on her hand,
and her face paled and her voice
trembled.
John Roach" she said tho had not
told her his name), What arc you doing
hero? Why are you not at homo with
your people?"
The man started as If shot. His face
turned white, through all the brown
upon it
''Who are your" he said hoarscly.
that you know MOI Who arc you, |
say?"
The woman leaned forward, shading
her eyes with her hand.
John. don't you know me?"
"Dotty Waters!" he said. "Oh! my
God"
Then he crossed quickly to her and
lifted her up in his arms, trembling tho
while as if palsy-stricken.
"Why, Dorothy! Dotty" he said,
"they told mo you had died of IA fevorin
the marshes-that was long ago-more
than twenty years. Have yon como
back to life again, Dotty, like them
folks in tho Bible, and was it true that
you said you'd never marry me?"
His eyes were misty; sho freed her
SELF from his embtnce. drew her chair
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"Don't fear me-" she said. "If slip
I'll catch hold your coat Go ont"
So John rescued the horse and, lead
Ing the animal, with tho woman close
behind him, went on until the light of
his window streamed out upon them.
LA, me! that looks comfortable" she
said.
He flung the door open and she en-
tered and stood before tho fire. She
was wholesome healthy, tall woman,
with a round rosy face, and sparkling,
shrewd. yet kindly black eyes, and her
dress when outer wrappings were re-
moved, was neat almost to primness
John was specchless with admiration
He stood like school-boy. blushing and
awkward.
Tho woman turned and smiled.
"If 1 was you," she said. "I'd sit
down."
Soon, after tho horse was provided for,
they had tea; it put more life into tho
woman, and she told John that she had
como to Turkey creek canyon to take up
claim. She had not been afraid to
travel alone, but tho storm had caught
her, and, thanks to him, she was safo
She said she was q Now Highlander, but
not from Maine. She was rather reti-
cent about herself.
When tho clock struck twelve both
started and blushed. 1t was spark
ing time" in Now England, and Christ
mas morning at that.
At first both looked grave. Then they
laughed. cts no use talking Of bed
time" said She, 80 wo may as we'll
prepare to sit here all night and talk.
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hey have done for me. I have been
roubled with dyspepsia for years.
commenced the use of your Burdock
Blood hitters and they have brought
me ont oil right. The use of three
bottles conferred the great benefit,
Cor which feel profoundly grateful.
will never bH without it.
sHD14 Il " WIN. Fl DEIKER.
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MINERALS A SPECIALITY

All persons having E.inoraI, ia n or,
timber lands are requested TO lst thor,
with us for sale. Tho long eIperieaon
OF our senior, Mr.. j. A. Daily, in MINING
and sale of real estate warrant us in sa-
surlng our patrons that their interaat.
VIII TO properly guarded in tho sale OF
tholr property, and all money coming
INTO their hands will be promptly paiS
over. Owners may, IL preferred, emplov.
their special agent or .toraeys.
Persons, in sending descriptive list of
property, are specially cautioned againsa
giving overdrawn descriptions, as IL
lessons chances OF sale. We also adyiso
against giving options ON mineral
properties, they often interfere vita
sales and lead to litigation.
Wo shall do legitimate eommissaoz,
business.
Active, reliable agents wansaa +,
every county in Southwest Virginia,
All city property listed with us viii
nave prompt attention, and sold to baas
advantage.
We have booked for snle list of I'm
proved and unimproved property. huai-
ness and dwelling houses in diffartans
sections OF the city.
Persons wishing to buy or sell ara.
respectfully invited to cali on us.
Office, Room .. Moomaw Duildta~
Jefferson street
Refer to First National Bank OF Res.
noke. Virginia.
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Southwest Virginia Mineral,
Timber, Farm and City Property
Agency.
Principal Office, Roanoke, Virginia

The undersigned have opened an Of
iico Tor tho sale OF mineral, timber and
farm land, and city property ON commits
sion. They will develop mineral lands,
analyzc ores, give instructions for do
veloping on reasonable charge, soN
farm and timber lands. All mineral.
farm and timber lands listed with them
for sale will be extensively ndyer.isod
through agencies in the Northern Staton
and Europe. a record OF all ores, their
analyses and location will be kept in
our Office for inspection of buyers.