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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-17
THE NEWS TURN NOW.

1t rests a mans appetite to ''lay in
pan cakes In the morning. - Boston
| Courier.
Such treschery to the baked bean i,
objectionable.
The French people are dreaming that
Their FAIR land Is cut into myriad little
islands by large canals running In all
directions. ns.-Portland Express.
The word canals" is not necessary here.
The Panama is equal to the task Of ruin
ing the public. unaided.
What noble speeches Mr.. Cleveland
makes!-Boston Globe.
If ne would only confine himself to
| speeches. But those letters -
IL is curious that Speaker Crisp should
have neglected to ask Chairman Ander-
son where he was at.-N. \. Commercial
Advertiser.
II would have been more pertinent IL
he had propounded that equally historic
query, What am 1 here for ?"
Cut the bell wire ana give him (Mr.
Blaine)a chance to get well.-Newport
Observer.
The only wonder is that Mr.. Blaine has
lived through it all.
There are many persons in this world
who are very narrow in their views,
whose minds seem TO run IN grooves and
never get out OF them.-P. V. ID.
Cleaner.
This is good rap at the modern heresy
court.
1t must pain Cornelius Vanderbilt and
his family TO learn that Colonel Shepard
is frequently fighty and oft IN loaded. F"
New YORK Commercial Advertiser.
A wise son-in-law maketh glad
father-in-law,- vice versa.
Colonel Elliot +. Shepard is probably
sorry he ever went itno the newspaper
business. Springfield Union.
Sois the reading public, most heartily.
The Tariff Reform Club dinner to-
night promises to be halcyon and
vocferous OCCASION. The tariff reformer
is as happy as a tomtit on pump handle
nowadays. Boston Herald.
But how about those tariff reformers
who come to suppers loaded with IA speech
and don't get chance to inflict it?
Il udJ ulsOrueT III f1dyll Is proof positive
that the negro is incapable OF self govern
ment, is itp Well. how about Chile aud
Venezuela, whose warning rulers boast Of
purest Caucasian bloodi-Boston Journal.
And how about Ireland, which has been
trying for centuries to govern itself and
can't get chance9 1t Is not always the
fault of the party maligned.
We are becoming acquainted with
good many practices which the Puritans
we're not troubled with and which they
would not have endured. ed.-Pawtucket
Times.
We grieve to see our esteemed contem-
porary assail the spectacular theatre in
that fashion.
The editors who continue to cry that
there is not evidence on which Miss Bor-
den eau be locked up, do not seem to be
able TO get over the fact that she is never
theless In Jail. River GLOBE.
Such was the condition of Columbus,
of Sir Walter Raleigh. of Lovejoy, aud
thousand others. Incarceration doesn't
prove guilt
The highest court OF the State has de
cided that it is negligence to stand on the
front platform OF street car.-Boston
Herald.
But we can't all walk, 1t is better to
be a little negligent at times.
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To-MoRRoW.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE, s-Benent Of the
Theatrical Mechanics Association, Providence
Lodge, No 10.
WESTMINSTER THEATRE. s-sacred Concert
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER II. 1897.
THIS EVENING.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"AiabamA"
b ~ KEITH's OPERA HoUsE-Equne Paradox.
LOTHRoPs MUSEUM-"Kentuck."
WESTMINSTER THEATRE - May Russell Big
Buriesque Company.
FRIENDS sCHooL-whittIer Anniversary.
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OUR Mongolian brother does not take
kindly to the law requiring him to be
photographed. He seems to be suspici-
Gus of his own image.
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THE Old Colony believes in fghting for
its rights. even If blood must be shed.
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THE political pie tastes powerful
good " TO Senator Hill.
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THE reform wave has already engulfed
the ubiquitous "A Citizen"
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4. W. LADD co.
More Christmas
Bargains |!
Down stairs.)
down Stairs.)


Another drive in Blank ets-A new
stock just received, worth $3.50 and
800. Our price, &4. 80 and SO. 90.
Perfect in every respect.
Popular Dress Goods DEPARTMENT.
A case of All-WOOl Cheviots, SO
in. wide, full assortment of fall colors,
marked at 80 cts. yard-need no
booming" to sell. They arrived last
week and are going fast in introduction.
Also an assortment of 3s-inch Hair
Line CheviOts in the staple warm
winter shades of greys, tans and blues !:
worth SOC. Our price, 81 1-2 cts. a
yard.
Both these are wonderful Bar
gains!
silk Department.
Choice Fancy Silks at special
holiday prices 24.inch Plaid Surahs, a
new assortment, at 81. 80 a yard Black
Ground Peau de Sole, with dainty col
ored figures, only si.25 yard.
A Black Silk Dress is always in
order for Christmas Gift. We show
line of choice fabrics from Is cents
up Plain and figured Bengalines.
$l.5O a yard. Black Faille Francaise,
Peau de Soies, etc., at special holiday
prices.
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POULTR RY

We sold at Thanksgiving about 1000
birds, that was less than six weeks
from the day we opened, since then
our trade has increased ~ per cent. We
shall be In much better shape to serve
the trade at Christmas, still we should
advise everybody, who can, TO buy
their Christmas Poultry early and
avoid the rush and inconvenance the
day before Christmas.
For further information regarding
Christmas Poultry watch our adv. IL
will be found after to-day In this paper
on page 4.
Telephone connection,
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It Is a Success.

DR.. Tillinghast's new method
of filling teeth without pain is a
decided success, and many can
testify. Call at 22o Westmin-
ster street and investigate this
method.
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HAPTER CDXxxIx.

exercise by said company It's successors or assigns
Of any Of the privileges hereby granted.
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That disorder in Hayti is proof positive
that the negro is incapable of self govern
ment, is It Well, how about Chile and
Venezuela, whose warning rulers boast Of
purest Caucasian bloodf-Boston Journal.
Aud how about Ireland, which has been
trying for centuries to govern itself and
can't get chance? 1t is not always the
fault of the party maligned.
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The Tariff Reform Club dinner to-
night promises to be a halcyon and
vociferous OCCASION. The tariff reformer
is as happy as a tomtit on a pump handle
nowadays. Boston Herald.
But how about those tariff reformers
who come to suppers loaded with speech
and don't get chance to inflict it?
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What noble speeches Mr.. Cleveland
makes!-Boston Globe.
If ne would only confine himself to
speeches. But those letters -
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We are becoming acquainted with a
good many practices which the Puritans
we're not troubled with and which they
would not have endured. .-Pawtucke
Times.
We grieve to see our esteemed contem-
porary assail the spectacular theatre in
that fashion.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
,-~S--~-r
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE

CHAPTER CDXXXvIIL
An ordinance authorizing the Providence Tele-
hone Com pany TO construct and maintain uI-
derground conduits for telephone wires.
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have neglected to ask Chairman Andsr-
son where he was at.-N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
IL would have been more pertinent IL
he had propounded that equally historic
query, What am here for ?"
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Colonel Elliot 4. Shepard is probably
sorry he ever went itno the newspaper
business. Union.
Sois the reading public, most heartily.
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Cut the bell wire ana give him (Mr.
Blaine)a chance to get well.-Newport
Observer
The only wonder is that Mr.. Blaine has
lived through it all.
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Mr. G. D. Cone, attorney, Parker,
South Dakota, says: ~ take pleasure
in saying to the public, as l have to my
friends and acquaintances for tho last
five years, that consider ChamberlaIn's
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhea Remedy
the best medicine for the purpose It Is
intended that I ever tried. Since I
have used it I would not DO without it.
/ was always subject to cholera morbus
and never found anything else that
gives tho relief that this remedy does.
I mover leave homo. without taking it
with me; and on many occasions have
ran with It 70 tho reliet OF some sufferer
and have never know It 10 tnil. My
children always call for that good med
icine, when they have pain in the
stomach or bowels" For sale by drug
gists. DAW
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..,.,,, pf,pa,cG 10 the In'ettgMer
w." r,yp BLESxERnAsErr, W. Va July
o,-Tbe first dress parade at the Sec
md annual encampmens Of the West
VIRGINIA National Guard given last
a;,St was a success. 1t was witnessed
by several thousand people, and every
oliccr and soldier, realizing the situa-
Tim, did his duty. the officers giving
tbcir orders in sonorous tones and
syerv soldier responding proximity.
The camp presented a scene OF busy
activity all day and this eveningthe Sec
opd dress parade of the guard attracted
an immense crowd. The parade was
crclitablo, and officers and mon were
tbo recipients OF enthusiastic praise.
Major C. /. Hagan, formerly OF Fair
mont now OF Charleston, is ono OF tho
hnsiest mon in camp, Notwithstanding
isrt That no rife practice is required
tbis wear during the oncampment. He
il assisting Col. Gil Smith in his office
md treats all applicants with Difference
and and courtesy. lie thinks Parkersburg
sbould be q little modest about that
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the mountains Of Summers county, and
can distinguish moonshine from sun.
shine without bit Of trouble. His
company is also we'll drilled.
Captain W. II. Banks, OF Company l,
Second regiment, Huntington, is q rela-
tive OF the famous General n. P. Banks
and Is all dash and vim. His boys
Know when he speaks and heed accord
insly.
Captain Collcy ShrivOr, OF Company
~ First regiment, is from the quaint
old college town Of Bethany. Tho doc
Tor Is the pride Of the brigade, and that
flowing beard is synonymous with
everything that is either handsome or
Captain W. S. Hamilton, OF Company
a, First regiment, Is from Richie
county, the home Of huge Republican
malorities, and OF course knows his
duty ard does it,
capt. Lee II. Vance OF Company K,
iiFst regiment, Is a typical military fig.
uFe, Old Company X 10 all right.
vap' Phil A. Shatfer, Of tho First reg
timeh'' is adjutant OF the First, and has
oeen knsehIed BY Coioner Freer. His
Hue Is knight Of Cheat River and
luxe OF Morgantown."
CapS W, Il. Hiileary, Company B,
second regiment, is from Buckhannon,
t ~. II Is denied that he ever had any.
'"jnS TO do with tho "Upshur Grays.'
;eapI. Mauer Jenkins, Company II,
, tMsE regiment, is all right. His evenly
S mined beard and imposing military
'vGSslnc is tho talk Of all visitors.
,. apt E T. Price, OF Company G, First
, ss q Graf'on veteran, Is all right
any, Sa% SHOWS hay-foot from straw.toot
c0 yIsRs John B. White. Charleston, i,
W" " ". Ford's efficient adjutant,
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and tho Capital City is therefore vel
rnnrnnnnlnd

and tho Capital City is therefore well
represented.
tapt.W ". N. Page, Company @, Second
regiment, halls from Anstead, and is o
true and tried soldier.
Capt w. II. Lyons, Of Company &,
Second regiment, Huntington, was not
killed at the battle Of Wilson's creek,
as has been reported In some hiatories.
He is all right. ~
Capt O. i. Morrison, Company E,
Second regiment, 1--WE all know Charliel
is right in 1t and holds his boys in hand
with the best Of them.
: Capt. Larkin Gof. company L, First
regiment, Rowlosburg, is painstaking
and careful officer.
Capt Chas. n. Simms, company H,
Second regiment, Ronceyert, Is one OF
tho captains that the ladies expect great
Capts, Jas. E. Wyatt, r. P. Camden
and 1siah E. Bee arc absent.
The big flag pole was raised to-day
and tho reglmental colors now float
above Camp Blennerhassott.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents aud Incidents IN that Thriving
oIty-Personal and Industrial

CIty-Personal and Industrial
AT the meeting OF the city council last
night tho contract for curbing Fifth
street was awarded to James Reynolds,
OF Freeport, OF forty cents a foot, and a
sewer was ordered put in the alley be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, from
Short to Walnut.
Mr.. Harry Robinson has the sympa-
thy of his many friends and acquatiit-
ances in his sad bereavement. The
| funeral Of Mrs. Robinson will take place
on Saturday or Sunday.
Last evening several young men nail.
cd down a pocketbook 10 the pavement
on Hanover street and had oceans OF
fun watching people trying to pickitup.
The Baptist congregation and Sunday
School will picnic at Steers Grove next
Thursday. The committee will arrange
for wagons for all who wish to 60.
Mise Bell Thomas has returned from
n two weeks stay at Pittsburgh, where
she attended the ChalfantMulholland
wedding.
George Inglebripht was presented
With q gold watch and chain by his
parents yesterday, bis twentieth birth
day.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh roads advertise q
81 25 rate to Cleveland July 20.
Paddy Lennard and Jane Hood will
be sont to ST. Clnirsvillo to-day to work
out a fine for drunkenness.
Mr.. Paul Morrison will go to Milwau.
kee next week to visit his brother, DR..
Frank Morrison.
Mrs. John Stevenson and daughter.
Of Allegheny, Pa, spent yesterday with
Mrs. Ann Miller.
Albert Charlton and Charles Hoyle
left yesterday for saltwater to hunt and
fish.
Mr.. Harry Evans left yesterday for
Cambridge to visit friends.
There is a grea. deal Of whooping
cough in Martins Ferry.
Much repairing is being done at the
EtMa mill.
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md for tho sum NOR Hotel.

NEWPORT, R. l., July Blowing to
the discovery of smallpox in a Block
Island hotel there has been a constant
heglra OF strangers and guests from the
island. going by way Of Newport, Watch
Hill, and New London and every way by
which 1t Is possible to leave. In some
hotels there are hardly any guests re-
mining, and it Is believed that by Sat-
urday the hotels of this resort will be
practically deserted.
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we.t Yirrinin pen.ions.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2l.-West
Virginia pensions: 0riginal-Thomas J.
Gates, David McAllister, William Mari
moi, Adam Procias. Additional-Free-
man. Whipkey, Simon snider, George
W. Parsons, William O. Barnett. In
crease-John Gray. Re-issue-Morgan
Level. Original widows, &c-Credilla
L. Nicholson,
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sELLArRE.
All sorts of Local Nsws and Gossip from
,ho Glass cIty.

All Sorts of Local Nsws and Gossip from
,hs GIass CITY.
Nrr w / KirknntrIok md Miss Carrie
Iondfricl wore ouietIy married ut tho
home Of Rev. William Wallace, pastor
Of tho United Presbyterian church, at 0
o'clock last night. They were Rccompa-
nied by Mr. Alvin kirkpatrick. n brother
OF the groom, and Miss Marie Clements
a friend OF the br1dc, ana alter inc cere.
mony the party repaire9 70 tne h9ne ol
Mr.. ana Mrs: hlskpaSE'Sk, MI'lcn M HSs
alreaay iurnlsneG WAN; sSn nv nnnecss.
70 ny I;atio" Ti,s. have fhs hest wishes
~ saf : S u,spI ~ irisnds. AH''
u y, 4OSt ~ - - ., AZ. .,..,. :, .,o
Inc appn.cas.T'n t0 ro SMe S woS for.
M .,.os1a ~ " thpn aosaInro n state Mt
G wSLueI - v az T nronerly signed
Snd cort;soj bv tbs clark II the court
The INV CO. COMPANY viii organize on Monday.
eono at.1bo ,,orn. man about town
r.s SoI ba" ~ ne heon -ah;dIv orowiny bald
n nn mon barber here to apply
hoir reStoratiyes. Now about half u
dozen Of them arc sitting up at nights
poulticing their hllstered patea.
Tho Democrats held groat meeting
ut schmulbach's hall last night to make
IN organization that will include all the
Democrats in town. Some OF the boys
are getting warm under the collar about
few trying to run the machihe'
Nearly three hundred Bellatre people
went TO Chippewa Lake yesterday on
the Cleveland, Loraln q Wnee!!ng . OK
eurslon accompanied py aSS Soa sr mIS rs
Dand. Ihey haa ! sPleuui" u'y "nN 10
turned tase lIS' n's"': :, ,a,...o,,. 80 ,ho
n l. Marsh VINO y secretary s.as , o. sae
Dhtp Sewe,et s. nSso ~ .be Not,onaI go
at the oEganIs snserS o. u sg p.tsSnrsb tbIs
WEAK retnrnipW Yesterday.
os... pa5as.s ~ +ho G,ovo,and g
USer he ro;Inad o. r,,n n"E n beInIessy
dr"rSen chSn from Rarncsville vestef..
S Scynra sim IN the the c so,R@ 4
Henry GreIla has three.yenr.old
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QUEEN AND EMPRESS.

But Tint Doesn't Save nor From Having
to Give Bond In an American Court.
New York. July 2l.-Queen Victoria,
Queen Of Great Britain and Empress OF
India, throughher American lawyer was
again in the supreme court chambers
to-day and moved to vacatc an order
requiring her to furnish $3.50 bonds for
court costs in hcr suit to recover $4,000
worth OF asphalt from the Standard
Asphalt Company, which was alleged
to have been stolen from Trinidad and
sold to the Standard company. Decision
was reserved.
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Special Dispaich 10 he IntelII0eneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 2l.-Tho
Bohannan Machine and Cigarette Com
psay, was chartered to-day. The prin-
cipal office is at Philippi, W. Va. The
capital subscribed Is $4,000, and the
privilege is granted to increase to $780,
600. The incorporators arc Frank
Trimble, Clinton Smith, g. W. .Raphin,
Winfield E. BeVeridge and VIM. A. Con-
way. Of Baltimore, Md.
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FALLINa lSro LINE FOR DRESS PARADE.

monument here to-day. Governor
Chase was present and made oneof his
characteristic speeches. The monu-
ment is 1ifty-fve feet high and sur
mounted by a heroic figure Of o union
standard bearer eighteen feetin height
AT each corner OF the pedestal at the
base are bronze figures representing the
different branches OF the service.
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wouLD you ride on a railroad that
uses no danger signais9 That cough IS
a signal OF danger. The safest cure Is
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on . guarantee Of salts.
faction. D&w
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CARE MAY, N. j., July 2l.-E. Q.
Knight, the millionaire sugar rofner,
who has been lying i'll Of pneumonia at
his cottage for tho past month, died at
three o'clock this morning. Mr..
Knight was 10 years old.
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EDWARD I. ROSE & Co, are at present
making great Midsummer drive in
wheels. Victor Juniors at SIS 90, be.
low list price, and several shopworn
Safeties at equal discounts. The Victor
and Columbia, however, hold their
place and their price.
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wo.t ylrelnia postmasters,

Spocid! Dtspaich 10 Inc Intt!'fgenteE
wAsnlSeroS, D. O., July 21.-Post,
masters appointed today: Nimrod T.
stalkence, vico NJ, L. Nester resigned
0rlena, Randolph county; George W.
Snider, vice W. w. Anderson removed
Wardensvillc, Hardy county.
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Special Lflpaich 70 ne In.e.ll9encsN
wAsHtxoToN, DC, July 21.-Appli-
cation for quarters during the G. A.
R, encampment was fled today by An
drew Alather Post, No. Il, Of Parkers.
burg for twenty-five men.
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New Yoxx, July 2i.-A judgment
against Andrew Carnegie, the Homo
stead millionaire for s7.5o0, in favor of
the Continental Trust Company, re-
ceiver for the American Opera Com.
pany, was fled to-day in this city.
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Androw,. stars on Hh POrlloua Trip,

ATLANTIC CRY, N, j., July 2l.--Capt,
W. Z. Andrews started on his porilous
voyage across tho Atlantic ocean in a
1G foot sail boat at $3.50 this afternoon
under tho most favorable circun-
stances.
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Loon LAKE HOUSE, N. Y, July 21..-
Mrs. Harrison Is improving greatly
every day. Yesterday for the first time
she walked out some distance from her
cntknna
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EVERY testimonial regarding Hoods
Sarsaparilla is an honest, Impoverished
statement Of what this medicine has
actually done. 9
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vIESxA, July 2l.--Twenty.two cases
OF cholera have occurred OF Vrania,
Scrvia, and FIVE OF the patients have
died.
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IFtho nsACssor Inns omitted TO assess you,
soc to u TINT you ARE listed, You will be de.
priYcd OF your vote In November " your
ilamc Is not ON Tho AASossOr'A book.
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EOR SATE.


4 splendid residence on South Penn street
very desirable location. las large and we'll
Improved yard. room enough los another house
VIII divide " desired.
The property on tie southwest corner ol'Zane
and BrOadWaY streets. This Is q valuable lOeR.
ton. Splcndi1lOcatOnAo a physician, being
tho m0,t central on tho Island. This property
VIII he sold at Il bargain Il bought AZ once.
Five toOnOd cottage, 70 Zane street.
The properly nj 2j2i E0n Street alta bargain,
leSs than the building cost This can DO made
10 FER cent Investment.
We have a few lots ici. OH Fifteenth md Nc.
COllOch streets, East Wheel!tS. iOur last
chance on Fifteenth street.
Island for s1li
$50 buys one Of the best lois AT Glendale,
l0ox11i.
The Tilon farm ut Deep Kun. SIX miles north
Of this city. No better furln 10 h. md. VIII
grow anything that gl9ws IL this clg11t3. VIII
divide. For full details call At farm.
G. 0. SMITH, Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.


az acres oflAnd at Pleasant Val cy; new mod.
crn house OF seven ROOMS, and two other houses
onsaId land. Price 5000
l60.Acrc md iO.acrg tract Of land nGa: Louis
burgh, Dallas county, SlO VIII exchange for
residence prOpcrtyin tho ONO Valley.
BELVEbERE lots,
Ranging In price from SllO to $3.50 u lot
No. l0t Main street, store room aud dwelling
aud q full lot for $1,000
Three.roomcd cottage on Moundsrilc Camp
Ground, SIS
No. g3!2 Woods street 81 SOD.
5l.acrc farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exlcy lots, cast Nidp OF Lind street aud south
OF Tenth street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. Gs ThIrty-Hrat street, ground G6xI25
feet, l2TOous, price. 5VOl
No. l9j EOHstrecl half nt,.....,............. 500
No. 10 Thirty.Gighth Strect....".,.,.,.....,.. 500
No ~ Thirtrgighth street. .,..,............., eb)
No, 1850 Charles street aud three lotE..,..D. lVJl
Pleasant Valley lots, slGl 10 s!i1 cfGh.
61ACre Iarn, known rs Porter farm. 50 per
10. 80, Chaplnc street
No. III Sixteenth styGt
Fivc.rOomcd house andiot at NcNcchen.
-Four lOts IN MGMGchGn MiileFs addition
No. 90 Sixteenth street.
No. O. North Front street.
Ma tO25 McCOlloch street. lot6lxI!O ieOh Sl.ill
Lot on south Front street, Sl,OO
FOR PENsIoNS-wrI for Qulitioa BIauk1;
Gallon
JAMES A. HENRY,
U. S. Claim Attorney Real Estate agent, Coisc.
tosaad Notary PIhllc.
yl5 1912 Market Street.