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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
THE WAY THE WIND BLOWS.

THE WAY THE WIND BLOWS.
Henry b. Sanborn of Houston went
up to Kansas City the other day and
incidentally invested $275, 600 in three
story brick business houses. Does
anybody know why all those thous-
ands were not invested in Texas prop
erty? Col. s;anborn Is a Texan, and
knows the state well. He is shrewd
business man, and always does the
best he can with his money. What
drove Col. Sanborn's $275, 1000 out of
Texas, and settled it in a
state with inferior natural
advantages? The question can be
answered in three words: The Hogg
administration. 1t has not only
been effectual liz keeping money out
of the country and preventing invest
ment and development on the part of
the much dreaded "aliens," but it is
rapidly making aliens of our best citi-
zens. Two years OF this narrow policy
have injured Texas so deeply that she
will not lose the traces in twenty
years of prosperity. No wonder that
men like Col. Sanborn begin to look
abroad for safe investments, when
everything in Texas is so unsettled.
One such occurrence as this tells the
truth about the state, and Governor
Hogg and his friends are wasting
breath in laughing it off or attempt,
ing to deny it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

his landlord. They visited Oak Cliff
and and the body of Tiche was found
two days later. He had been shot to
death and despoiled of his watch,
jewelry and money. The evidence is
circumstantial but overwhelming.
Benton is making a hard fight but the
odds are against him. The recent
mob uprisings in this county have
compelled the courts to expedite mat
ters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

BOB FoRD's slayer has been found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree. Bob Ford himself, who did a
worse thing, was looked upon as a
kind of public benefactor, and raked
in sundry shekels as a reward.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

THE Kyle Standardization says
"Albert Burleson of Austin, an ap.
pointee of Governor Hogg for district
attorney of the Travis and William
son district, was unanimously nomi'
mated at Georgetown yesterday
Albert has made good attorney and
the people believe in keeping him in
office,u
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

THE Galveston Tribune tries to ex-
cuse Galveston's failure by saying
that the state at large felt very little
interest in the Worlds Fair move
ment. The difficulty was that the
state at large believed that Galveston
meant what she said.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

Col. ELLIOTT f. SHEPARD said,
not long ago: "The American work
ingman can thank God for the Repub-
lican party and its principles of pro.
lection for American industries" The
first thanksgiving has just been cele'
brated at the Carnegie mills.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
CITIZEN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland has recently admins
tered two gentle but forcible rebukes
to people who try to drag the name OF
his wife and baby before the public.
To a party who wanted a picture of
Ruth for publication in a newspaper
he replied that they had never had
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

Two six year-old offenders were re.
Gently up before Philadelphia Judge
for throwing lighted matches into a
mail box. Wien the babies get into
the police courts it is time to ask, in
the language of Old Subscriber,
"Whither are we drifting?n
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

The anarchists tried to effect a
combination with the strikers at
Homestead, but their offer was
promptly rejected. The true work
ing men of America are not anarch.
lists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

THE Appeal-Avslanche of Men,
phis owns its six-story office building
now. The A.-A. is one of the best
papers in the South and deserves sue
cess.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

THE STATESMAN stops the press to
remark that no prettier girls could be
found in any state than the fair young
sponsors who have come with their
respective companies.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

No greater triumph in medicice or
chemistry has been recorded than
HALLS Hair Remover to revivify and
restore gray hair to the color of youth
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

THERE are times when every man
who doesn't belong to the militia
wishes that he did.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

These forty-eight votes, added to
the III enumerated above, make 225,
two more than are necessary to elect
the ticket. We think that every vote
nut down above is safe for the Demo-
cratic candidates. The vote of Michi-
Gan is split, for the reason that in that
State, the electors are elected by dis
tricts, instead of ny the vote of the
state at large. AS the state is now
districted there are eight of the dis
trict electors certain for the Democrat.
ic nominees, four of the district cleo
tors are almost equally certain for the
Republican nominees, while the two
electors at large are probably, al
though not absolutely certain, for the
Democrats.
The Republicans will, in all proba-
bility, add to the states which we
have given them above the following:
Indiana ........... Is Massachusetts Is
Minnesota. ........... 9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 06
This would bring thier total up to
1858. or fifty-five votes short of the
number required to elect president.
We have left out of the above calcula-
tions the states of Kansas, ten votes;
Montana, three votes, and New York,
thirty-six votes, making a total of
forty.nine votes. But if the Republi.
cans should get all of these votes they
would still be six votes short of
enough to elect their ticket. OF these
states it is probable that the RepubIi-
cans will get Montana, although
it is said that Russell Har-
rison will be sure to carry
If for Cleveland. New York will
most probably &C to Cleveland and
Stevenson if Tammany is in earnest
in it's pledges and keeps its word
kansas may be carried by the Third
party electors; If not it can be put
down in the Republican column.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

The rest of the states may be put
down as doubtful. But of course the
doubtful states can be divided into
two classes, those which will probably
90 Republican in one, and those which
will probably go Democratic in the
other. The following doubtful states
will in all probability go Democratic:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
TROOPS IN READINESS.

Boise CITY, July 11.-Govarnor
Wiley has ordered companies A, b, ID
and III to report and hold themselves
ready TO go to the scene of the C@ur
d'Alene mining troubles. United
States Marshal Pinkham has laid the
matter before the encouragement at
Washington. the outbreak having
been in defiance of federal court in
junction.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
MORE LABOR TROUBLES
BULLETS AND DYNAMITE DEAL DEATH
AND DESTRUCTION.
The Strike at Ceur d'Alene Mines in Idaho
Winds Up in Bloody Battle in Which
Several Are Killed - Dynamite
Used-Troops to the Scene.

SPOKANE, Wash, July ia repe-
tition of the Homestead slaughter has
begun in the Coeur d'Alene mining
region. Last night three non-union
miners were killed by union men.
This morning the report comes that
the Frisco mine was blown up by
dynamite. The men are resolved to
drive every non-union man out of the
mining district. Women and chill
dren have been moved from the min
ing camps to places of safety.
ABLooDY BATTLE.
WALLACE, Idaho, July ia
bloody battle occurred at the Frisco
mine and the Gem mine at the town
of Gem this morning between union
and n0n-union men. The fight lasted
for several hours. Four men were
killed. Among the killed are Gus
Carlson and Harry Cummings, union
men. The other two were
guards at the mines. The
wounded were as far as learned Jno.
Howard, Hugh Campbell, j. w.
Gankrosen and G. A. Peters. The
Frisco mine was blown up and is a
complete wreck. After the mill
was blown up the non-union men in
the Frisco mine hung out flag of
truce. Hostillities ceased and about
sixty men surrendered. The men are
now under guard at miners union
Headquarters at Gem,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

The following states may be put
down as solidly and certainly Repub-
lican, unless there is most extraor-
binary and unprecedented political
tidal wave:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
A WILD RUMOR

WALLACE, Idaho, July 11.-Rumors
are current that twenty non-union
miners were in the Frisco mill when
that structure was blown up with
dynamite this plorniug.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14
Necessary to a choice. g..

Of the foregoing states the following
may be set down as sollidly and GER
taiuly Democratic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
FOR lighthouses.

RENTnlSSs " ass y W.,iase st. 7r s3e q
23 y s. io.. ny g * II9e "a NJ. T...S g
iss3iBiste st. ID q e k.s.sr son ne D 81. g
's ss Sap 4 suar & aHss s. 8: 81 fss 8:
EOR RENT-l1s nth ST. Sc. NEAR LINCOLN
square; roSms; mod. imps- SIS; cheapest in
city. Inquire 123 11th It. s.e su11-3ts
FOR RENT-@7 9 ST; NJ; VERY DEsIR-
ordeP r.ns 20 90 Also a.SsT HOUSES ss % 70
EMERSON CAHILL. 6e3 st. NV. au11-3t
ErOR. RENT-TYON NEW HOUSES; FOUR ROOMS
Il eseA wskef aaA sewerage: ela pee month. tn4on
court betwsen L and II and 18th and 18th SITS. Keys
EOR kENT-T.ROOM DWELLING PLEASANTLY
sttuated near depot in Hyattsylle; price TO per
month OUCKETT FORD
su1l-3s 6l7 Il. NV
FoR REM. ROOM BRICK HOUSE; 314 nth
= u Sc. Al modern improvements; el5 Rer monfh.
au11-1m 432 La ave- n. ".
EOR RENT-sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; A MI :
~ Ely sss = .:r n month .ui fiHs
ior. N Us r. IN. s :: :: a ns
ia IA lSth & NV llr 1lth =. e. al N g
Y 8 g =: ~ n eei. ri ~ e. ami
1870 18Th st. lar ali m IS IS sth ct ne. 10 50
S4 asa E Fl n; 0 ~ e t E =. :.:; -1o "
M IL T. al mi f5G King Il ne.
10 Mass Az ne, Sra eel. 30
aa11 swORMsTEDT BRADLEY. 927 IT.
Tor RENTED. 40 WILL RENT ONE 7-ROOM
i a fr9me house, Sl7 9th st. NV. G. g. THORN.
800 ~
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I II ovUrlooking Farr1-

iW ovEflookfng FarrA-
nut Square. ...........-
h q bet 18th and 18th,
with stable. ....-...5 500
Conn ave, inter n & 18th
ia sci til I'm si I 18Th. . aasS. q 81
Cor 10Th st and Nc
Pherson Square. 333. 80
Mass ave and Scott CIR.
NJ ct bet 18th L 18th ..$S3
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -. -
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th sts. .29l. 81
Cor Doth and G SITS. go
I st bet 18th and l4th. $50
4 ct near Conn ave. $50
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. ...... $50
18th Ut fronting Farra-
fut Square. $50
18th st bet X aud L sts. 22o
4 ct bet 18th and 10th,
With stable. .22i. 6T
R I ave bet 17th and
Conn ave. .20S. "a
10th Ut bet Q and r sta. 200
Conn ave bet II and I sts:s00
Sc cor 21st 4 r SITS NV. 600
..- hOO
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SHED.
Conn ave bet r and 8. 200
18th bet N and N, over

ISHED.
Conn ave bet r and 8. 200
: 18th bet N and N, over
looking Conn ave,
J with sta BILE. .,.........@ 900
Cor 18th and F SITS NV. 200
Fl st betl9th 4 Goth SITS. l 70
] bet 18th B 10th SITS. l60. 81
NJ st bet 18th and Conn
'1stiSe ' st fronting fronting M ao'0'
Pherson Square. 166. 81
iDeSales st bet Conn.
av and 18th st. .l@. 81
: Jefferson place bet 18th
and 10Th sts lilo
II st bet 10th and Goth 1hO
goth st bet o & p sts .l25
Jefferson place bet 18th
} and 10Th SITS. .125
18th bet T and U. ..116. 81
22d Of bet Z i L sta, Q
rooms and bath. lilo
)iSunderland place bet
} 10Th and Goth SITS. 100
18th ct near Mass ave. 100
Florida ave nr Mass ave. 40
E st bet eth B 18th. SO. %
F ST bet nth 4 18th SITS. 90
18th bet " and Bound
airy sts.................. 80
ms.
OBTAINED Ar oUR Of
HiLL 1 JOHNSTON.
1903 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Nom, Pleasant; q. 800 each. Mso very nice lot.
-, J. R. HEREFORD.
EoR sALE-BY l. sTARGARDTfR. 6l3 18TH ST
n,w.,le St sw. between aad y, II economical
building lots. each l3xso alley BaTysih at :soc
81 ne. between 9th and 7th 81, @, pretty build
lhs Io.s' eAch 10 sHh Asnsp 10 an Immediate rur
l2th St between NJ and " eisht Is, very desira-
.niis l. srSseaRbf fEsa a., 8 i Ssils IL
FOB sALEFrvE ECONOMICAL BUILDING
hppS It e snSs h 70 e T6Raskbe ss s2
once. sul0-iw
E9R sAI.s-oNE OF THE INCEST LOIS IN MT.
Csnford r.s water and ssr an aS0 Street. o MO-
l15 Call after o'clock. ". n GROW ELL. saIosa'
Sn s;ssIEncsBLEeAss w,rEIS oSE SQUARE
'I saios only s''tc per isS,' EASY s ,sTas
FoR sAIE-NoRrHEasT CORNER HoLNEAD
.ulotst ED. j oH,RE. loosFa.
EoR sALE.A CORNFR LOT. AsXitO. WITHOUT
SEhR yrpeE 2SRtaAskrasi ID SN9fkr I'M AZ
SopFkrEPRcEp S aSr ssffHk HSS T9s
pN 18th HIS ST MIL s9oS Re WORTH $500
S S3LP AT A SPECULATIVE PRICE II ThKEN At
os s3iotm JOHN B. MIGHT i,dasr
4 n. LIST and New Jersey ave e. 3or. per loot 4
cash: eaisnss and years houses can De- built on
DIVER owner. AZ ~ and Ind SITS P" 10 fh aus
FOR s.LE-A FINE BUILDING LOT. pIxs7 TO
= paved alley. in corcorsn 81. bet 18th and y II.
suit " a; oRPf very eh'I saa ,:E9''
Tor sALE-soxIoo on Urn ST. NV BET r
very cheap terms to suit W. 7. oKIE. IsI7 i -;
aus.I,
es,so good ter%. sue +. rsspSS iRe c etn s'
aue-1 ei5 l4ii st,
FoR sAIE-le2xloo To ALLEY on. hTH ST.
n aao-s. A. F. PARDON si 4 G IatS 8,
"a sn On 81, ssh St ne: Al on svenue g Feet ON
s nd feet on sth st very cheap at 5000; can
aua-3t. :sos Pesf Csn,,c; 8,
Isn s,LE ioS Or; d0T LANIER ,H61GnIs
s and Saons G1 a9s R I Ard h
EoR sALE-FINE BUILDING LOT on BET
stb :. and isth SIS e,rai2 beautiful lots on
on sismaSi % soc ns lots S%t ON y,S 10: .ns
. nI9r, ia ave lots on PrinSe;en ST. Mt Pleas
St. LOOKING down MsT,disn: .sc 10 b. On = q
10 Fur bargains LOOK or pr Ra ksy .nH ssn
KEY BROS. CO.
aus 80 It. NV.
SrBD!VlsfpN GEORGETOWN HEIGHTs
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
65-FoOT SHEETS. " W NM
10 BE CONCERTED. SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
EyR sR dSc ANp 20 s ENI EATEk ANp G PVT
IoNs HAVING Pk9NradE N OF FRo oSG . IS
Il sI rEIT akP pEfTH OF IS TO lib FEET
TENS: oSE-Fo6RTa c Ash sSG IHAE X rP1r;
A AS32lY YEARS EAR or II BUILT UPON At ONCE.
PAYMENT: CERTIFIED copy OF THE REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNISHED TO MAY
j, 1872, FOR 50. FOR PLATS, PRICE LIST I'D
FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS OR WP.
inyisam C. r. FIcKIINa. 1924 ssp ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR sALEEMoNIHLY PAYMENTS. ,BEAUrI-
'' saii-i@ nefh'' 10 suit . H. HhkIt l9fa$.
E,oR sALE-Two SNAIL FARMS, EACH 100
Rossr.s U Sbs gTenss and one nes.
near Gaihersburg So 05O; roo acres AZ waring sta
sosfy iHsn ana az S 81
pike 5000; two new houses IN Rockville . sscri-
suII-e. RocLyiiie. Ma.
FOR sALE-NEAR SILVER sPRINGS-4 ACRES
or ~is ssHGm Msies and fru
EoR sALE-To GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL
family-nost convenient and desirable new house
near Fails Church; terms 20 suit right party. G..
ARE You AWARE THAT TWO LINES OF CARS
the ssTs to purchase lots ca, SF e THOMAS
EoR SALE-4oo ACRES OR LESS OF GOOD LAND
4 on Potomac; in sight Of Washington and AieIsn-
Mount ood 81 Se
and sss ss s., osbSs
AieTsndria. Va. Drawer " ;yIs-iws
EOR RENT-AT FALLS CHURCH, VA, AFTER
water V at dO SI's address s
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Nd on line Of ecte Tswa efn nes nenn Srae
improved we'll shaded; unimeumbered; title clear;
owner going west cause for selling. Address WEST
EoR SALE OR RENT-A NEAT sIx-RooM COT
shade trees Apply TO H. PAIo 4ss ST L. p sps OF
.ys3-3m
rTHERE ARE YET A FEW lots FOR SALE IN
Il Brookland Take the electric and visit this
nourishins suburb. pick the lots you fancy. then
call on me or come TO me at once for location and
iSim GRRcf s f IN MAS loo building
CoMERsET HEIGHTS
coTTAGEs-Two moro nice cottages are nearing
sSS% . S on ss Sss anti q H.ys sSk
ooxl50feet Easy terms
LoSSAIIo CATION. directly on the Jeanallytown
junction OF Glen Rchosnd GEORGETOWN and Tennally-
town Electric roads. Take electric Of Heh
tna nr,ass streets Seorgetown and you will reach
ten minutes until IL 20 o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. values Immediately
Extensive news High and healthy. 4nay from
the river. No malaria. Splendid water WITHIN niae
,ninutes lat TennallytownD schools, churches.
drug store sen.rai stores post oce physicians tes
CkEECY. Real Estate Broker. 50 corcoran building
WINTHROP HEIGHTS GOTH AND W sTs
" ne J; lots within two squares OF railroad sta
Gently chartered. For accessihsiity for beauty Of
location and for destramlity q home Winthrop
Heiehts unsurpassed by any suburb OF Washington
Those seeking suburban homes should visit these
grounds few lots only for sale: ali grade most
CONVENIENT p m trains, out at 80 and 5ko; return
.ss ulne' mihntes. round trip' ID cts oy
ty14eod-1m LAFAYETTE C. LOOMS.
ENoR SALE OR ENCHANGE-TAKoMA PARK
4 OAK sye.-Beautiful home. less than two squares
IRON station; house III CLOSETS. furnace AMI
an acre Of ground; nns shade oak. chestnut, 80.
frut running water. good well. barn, chicken houss
and yard Will sell ct bargain exchsnve for oity
aps}0-tr
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e14 LIST 1t nw.s rms. $50
b2 Spruce OF, L d p. 8r. 30
1923 L 81 nv, 10 rms. 49, 8
20:s6 14th ct nv, 6.Hs. 20
53l Spruce ct. L Dr.
q house. Ivy City, or. u. 50
see 9th Ut NV, 4 rms. 10. 30
3 houses. Blad'g I'd. 4r. 8. 80
20 Dingman pl. Ar. :. g. 80
ROOMS.
roe 14th ct NV. Sd hf $40
z. BANEs. 100 18th Ct.
II. NE. ; 8 ROOMS AND
l-story bay-window brick.
]. 3. JOHNSTON,
1918 q st. n. W.
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EOR RENT
= 1855 @ st NV. Ter . .o125
Ne cor OF l1th and B
gts ne. Is rms. $50. 100
~ ID ct nv. 10 rms. :. 80
1888 Corcoran st NV,
l4Ss f 3 4 NV, .; i stable. e. g
N5 Maple ave, z rms 80
Cottages. Wesley Hts.
. rms. %
OFFICE
W2 18th ct NV. LIST
noor ................ .$1b
Wg 14th st NV. ID
noOI ..-............ %
au1l-8 CHAS
Tor RENT-1O12 TTH (
Il bath; all m. 4. Tire,
Rent only cit. SO.
AMI Ar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED By A YOUNG COLoRED MAN,
w place % drive delivery wagon good references.
Gail or address l251 NyIie St u IT.
WANTED by A COMPETENT COLoRED
w woman. pls,e nurse for children. Call or adj
dress 100 Seafon II. n IT.
"ANTED-BY A LADY OF REFINEMENT A
w POSITION; does not OoiAst 10 nursing the sick i;
capable OF doing most anything; willing u stay
niSbts- Inquire l345s st ne. au10-2t'
WANTED BY An EXPERIENCED MEAT CUT
W ter 9f steady habits with good reference, job.
Addr-s- W SELlE, 1l35 9Th st NV aal04t'
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN HAVING A
w good EurOpean education. speskha< hvs Ian
guages, situation teacher in the business in
which he Was already. Address ROLAND, star
oehce. aug a.
WANrED-PosITI BY FIRST CLASS
w sterozrsuhsr aud typewriter Of three years
rnee aw student, o-si OF references. Address F. &.
star orrce aus4-6t'
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants tfefs y private families hotels restzu-
rants wherever needed also positions for clerks
EsfAblsh-t 1scSl sHACkLEFORDs. 427 llth
NV au4-1Ot.
WANTED-AT HEADQT ARTFRs-POSITIONs
pQrs- s-sInstres- walters. cooks eoschmen. buffers
sAMIEL A cOOMBs 4 Co. 80 l0th 81. aus-6t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR c oKs. DKI-
" vsrs- mails. nurses. po-ters, ho1sekeeTer-.
female. German butler. BURNHAM's. ITO q 81.
NV au6-6t.
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MEDICAL. &c.

STRANGERS. TAKE NoTIcE-DRs. BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases 10 cure pay. Only
established advertising physicians in this city Estab
iished 45 years 9O6 B ST. sw. aul0-lms
HEALTH : ANTI-DysPEPTIC AND TONIC
Springs Water cures dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach. colo, sick stomach. kidney and bladder
troubles, diarrhRa and dysentery drupsy: q great
remedy for the ills Of teefhing babies For sale by s.
=. WARE, Ebbitt House DRUG Store. WASHINGTON. d.
Q. Call there read many testimonials. J. ii. HAIR
RIS, Pronrietor. Burkeville Va. auS-4ts
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WAREHOUSES;.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUSE BRICK
w or frame. on X 81 ne. a good vacant lot
With alley i've lowest price and fan particulars
Address X Y. star ONCE. aull-sts
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. FOR READY
w purchase small house FOR from 81 800 to s 600
q less IN Eucd location. paying good W $
TEL. Jr. Sal 81. n ss.ll-:r
WANTED-FOUsEs IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE
~ sl.y - reat 20 desirable tenants THOrS. q.
HLNsFY CO. 1900 FsL n aull-3,
WANTTD- By A PRIVATE FAMILY A SMALL
w Eou>-. fat or unfarnished ro1Ins Address With
fnl narucuiArs. V. l. o.. star Office xulO-3-.
"ANTEp-TO Buy HOUSE on Y AVE-
W OFT y Car. AID 81 sts west. Address, with par
ui1-lrs. J. A D. Third pr-sinct. city. aul03t'
WANTED WANT TO RENT OR 7-ROON
w brfes house with Al modern improvements IN
good location. Will pGy 80 as and - rarefu
end pe,tnanent tenant .oT such house. TENANT
stzr oficr. .nIO-s,f
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs 4 VEHICLES.

L,oR sALr-a GOOD COMBINATION BLACK
II hcr-e hop under sssdle. IN hsre-~~ sixteen
hands hish hind and gentle. Stable lxss Ecsnuss
81. Columbia detgh,s suii-S'
INoR sAik-sso WILL BUY FAMILY BAN MARE :
bred: must he -cd owner l-avinF city, lSoi Hare
wood ave- 10 Droit Park. head Al aud Boundary IT.
IoR sLE-A FINE NQuNa MAZE; VERY
YEAR old Can h~ seen AZ RockwEIIe sfABfE.
cor pth and SIS n. anil -Ns
L,oR SALE FINE THREE-oUARTERs-BR
u reldfne Prince. ny Nerrtiuae of half hrei
nsre sixteen hands hgh. sound and rrpfie aud one
st HARkAMAN STABLES. tla6 W cclrt, on
Iosits Portland Flats snll NJ
I>oR SAILS FINE DRIVING HoRsfr CUFap;
II young sound and fsst. Also ? ssss-lsr hnxxs~a
with harness. owner hSs further fur tNer
Southeast or. sth and 80. g Auil-3f'
I,oR SALE sfcoND-HAND DAYTON AND HAIR
Il ness Will sell Snrly or foSether chesr n scid AZ
once call at oil A. 81. s.w.. bet and , p.m.
aulo-li.
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nR- O. J. CARLETON.
5o7 18th st NV
Graduated London. England. 1865: New York 1872.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood or Skin Diseases Nerve Ex-
haustion, Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS
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ID FROM Hsrpers Ferry: Nomosquitc-s. Pour inst.
daily No areopnsdsti9ns toT ,hdr.5 Tsrns 81
toa county. ma. GaIi-6I'
NUANTEp- BoARDFRs AT DELrGHTFuL
w riscr lor young and old bou-- IN a rrUye with
= per Tesf iCr adults Sdarsss Boa !. sss-svi!s:
WANTED BolRDsRs AT LARGE YARN
ton pleasant drive from s,st.n: BEAUTIFUL We. Q,
ssS lawn as sas siss o q :s as
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- henlthy location. abundance Of shade. Ice. iik.
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GENERAL VACANT ROOMS AT .'MoNrsYLvAs
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doun county. Va sufA3'
THREE LARGE COOL DOUBLE ROOMS VACANT
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7 ocuer LAWN SUMNER BOARDING HOUSE
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fEsSS kIFF s No ss,ss a ,fssr'''' sass
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