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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

MARTIN CUT HIS THROAT.
Rash Act in I.ynchburg of Roanoke.
Newspaper Worker.

LrNcnRuRG, Va, March a.-[Spe-
cial]-George Martin. for several
months past advertising solicitor of
The ROANOKE TINES, cut his throat at
o'clock today AT his boarding house in
this city. The wound is not necessarily
fatal.
Martin for years ran an anti prohibi-
t'op paper in Atlanta. Later he was
advertising solicitor on Baltimore
paper. Martins wife is a rich English.
woman.
There were some romantic and sepsa-
tional features connected with the mar
rage. lie had family and several
children in Atlanta, and suddenly he.
deserted them and married the widow
OF DR.. L. Clay Maddux, OF Baltimore.
When charged with bigamy in Atlanta,
his defense was that he had never been
married to the woman he had lived
with there for years, which proved to be
technically the case.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
TO REPORT TOMORROW.
Result of the Investigation OF tie City
Engineer's Office.

Result of the Investigation OF tie City
Engineer's Ofice.
The investig ating committee of the
City Council, composed of Messrs.
Watts, Huff and McCahan, appointed
few weeks ago to inquire into the
condition of the city engineer's office,
has prepared a report which will be
submitted tomorrow night, when Coun-
Gil meets.
The nature Of the report is not known,
but is safe to say that some stringent
recommendations will be made.
The committee had meeting Tues
day evening. w. G.. Houston, the assis-
tant engineer was before the committee,
and the conference lasted several hours.
Mr.. McCahan, Of the committee. has
been looking over the books, papers
and estimates in the office, and his in
vestigations will be embodied in the
report.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

President Harrison and party are oGaected to
return to Washington on saturday.
he Democratic State cor vention OF North Car
DINA VIII be held ut Raleigh May Is.
The Treasury Department. has disaliove ed the
various claims for an allowance Of drawback on
syrup, sugar and icorice paste. used in sweettn.
ing manufactured tobacco, on the ground that IL
ticle.
The wages OF furnace emplo, es in Birming-
man, Ala, have been reduced 10 Ter cent.
The academy at Gurley, Ala. was burned yes.
tcrday with all lite COZ tents The lass Ia several
thousand dollars.
The threatened miners' strike in London has
advanced the price OF coal four shill!ngs per ton
In that city.
passenger train wac wrecked near Bridge
port W. Va, yes,erdsy, and hfteen people were
Injured, two OF them seriously.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
YOUNG MRS. BLAINE's REPLY.
She Writes Singing Letter to Her
Father in inv.

Father-in-law.
Sioux FALLS, S. D., March o.-TSpe-
ciall-Mrs. Jamos G. Blaine. Jr., has
written an open letter to James G..
Blaine, Sr, in reply to to the statement
made by Mr.. Blaine last Sunday regard
ing the relations between James G..
Blaine, Jr., and his wife, who was
recently granted divorce.
In tho letter Mrs. Blaine paws 4
tribute to Mr.. Blaine's ability as n
statesman, and. says that she is not
asking for sympathy, but simply de-
mands justice. Continuing, she says:
Have the kindness to publish in,cou-
nectlon with your statement the full
text OF the letters you have quoted
from, and do not, like a shrewd and
unprincipled person, select only such
pages as may be needed to make out a
case, but give the entire contents to the
public, that they may be judged
righteously. You have the documents
surely, else you could not quote from
them.
81 will give YOU a sufficient time in
which to conform TO my reasonable de-
mand, say ten dav. III at tho end OF
that time you fail TO respond. | shall
doom 1t my duty to give in substances
their contents and corroborato my state
ment by publishing letters from your
son, both prior and subsequent to our
marriage. You know full we'll that
your charges against me are unfounded.
give you ample opportunity to retract.
You have two aiternativos-the one
suggested, or silence. Your considera-
.ion for your grandson will surely in.
duce you to decided in favor OF the,
first"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
Recipe for Cleaning Flues.

The board Of public works recon-
mends the following recipe for clean
ing hues and stove pipes. "Place
piece of sheet zinc as large as your
hand in tho stove on hot fire." That
is all. When the zinc melts you can
throw pair OF laundried cuffs down the
pipe without soiling them. In conse.
quence of the large amount OF gas coal
now being used, the receipt Is we'll
worth trying.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
THE ROANOKE HOSPITAL.

various Committees Were Appointed by
President Fisll0urne Yesterday.
President It. t. Fishburne, of the
Roanoke Hospital, yesterday appointed
the following committees:
Building-J. Allen Watts, T. c..
Pechin, a. S. Asberry, G. MErkley, j.
r. hawthorn.
Finance. t. Engleby, Joseph Fl.
Sands, w. q. Evans, Thomas Lew 8
and j. M. Harris.
Executive-John w. Woods, j. Allen
Watts, Joseph II. Sands, r. II. Seule
and Thomas Lewis.
At the next meeting Of tho directors.
plans and specifications for the new
building will be adopted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
Public nan Burned at JncksonviI,e.

JAcKsoNvILI.E. Fla, March 3.-[Sue-.
ciall-Fire, which broke out at g
o'clock this morning in East Jackson
vile, destroyed five dwelling houses
and the public hall. Tho occupants of
the cottages in some instances had very
narrow escapes. The total loss il,
about $40, 900: insurance 81. 600.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
Layton Offered to Take Ryan,s Place

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-lSpecial =
When the announcement was made
that Ryan was unable to meet Need.
ham Monday night w. s. Layton. Of
koanoke, offered to take Ryan's place,
but tho club substituted Burke. who
fought Needham last night, and was
knocked Get in the tenth round. Law.
ton has issued a challenge to fight
either Ryan or Needham tor 81 900 a
SidN N-'0NV |"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
a Prominent Tennessean Dead

RoME, Ga. March e.-l specialI---
Judge Thomas Nixon Van Dyke, for
long time one OF the most prominent
men OF East Tennessee, died hero
to-day at the home of his son. de was
prominent in political and indus trial
affairs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
IN NEW QUARTERS.

The Board OF Public Works and CITY
Engineer Change Offices
The board of public works will occupy
the Office Of the city engineer in the
courthouse. The engineer will be re-
moved to the office formerly occupied
by building Inspector Coleman. in the
Thomas building. The>caange will be
made to-day.
This mote was deemed advisable as
the board vail now have charge of all
matters in which the public are con.
cerned, and VIII give orders for work to
be done direct to the city engineer.
Every foreman in charge OF city work
will be required to report to the boord
daily.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
SENATOR HILLS TRIP SOUTH.
He Is Being Flooded With lnvi-
ta'ions From All Sections.

ne senator Embarrassed In His Desire to
Respond Favorably to Them Allie
Has Not Yet Determined whether to
accept Them or Not-His Friends
Urging Him to Change His Program
t is Probable that His Trip Will be
Made the Occasion of Series of Po-
liticaI Orations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
PROSECUTION RESTS IT'S CASE.
DR.. Baker Commenced His
Defense Yesterday.

DIR. Taylor Subjected to Rigid Cross
Examinatlon-He Again Describes His
Analysis of Mrs. Bakers Body-StilI
Thinks That the Arsenic Was Taken
Before Death-Expert Testimony In
Number of Witnesses Yet to be Ex-
amined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

BERLIN, March a.-[Special l-Ths@
Cologne Gazette is to BIO prosecuted on
tho charge of "lesa majestic" for HAVING
published an article commenting un-
ravoraoly upon the emperor's recent
speech at BrandenbArg.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
FITzSlMMONS is THE VICTOR.
He Defeats Maher in Twelve
Hot Rounds.

The Fight Witnessed by Fully Six Thou
sand Betting Lively, Small
Odds Being Offered on the Australian
Maher Knocked Down In tho First
Round, and Both Men Had to be Car
ried to Their Corners-Maher Throws
Up the Sponge in the Twelfth Round.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

NOT1CE.-The subscription collectors
Tor TIE TIMES will collect from ell To-
cal subscribe: this week. Subscribers
are requested to be ready, to save the
necessity for second call.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

The receipts OF tho Roanoke city
postoffice for the month ending Febru
airy 81, 1892, were s2,9s21s. In Febru.
airy, 1891, they were s9,772s2, showing
an increase of Sa09 81. February re,
ceipts are Sl3l.s3 in excess OF the
January receipts.
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The Weather

Forecast for Virginia, cloudy. fol-
lowed by fair weather except on inmed.
late coast; local rains, followed by fair
weather north winds, slightly warmer,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03
Stall Rents for February.

A. j. Davis, ERIK of the markets,
yesterday reported receipts Of stall
rents and curbage amounting 30 S707. 60
for the month of February.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

The Georgia Democratic convention tn ssl.c,
delegates to the national convention viii IN eet AZ
Wants May IL The convention 10 nominate
STATE snceft wall De held August 10.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-03

COR. L. Pearce Coates, caterrh special
ist, can be found daily in HIS office in
thss Herald building, Campbell street,
OF ,osite the postofice.
office hours o;ao a. NJ - M,
9 p. M, z, Q D. m.
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PERSONAL.

FERSONAI.
2S0 REWARD FOR INFORMATION THAT
eyCO VIII lead to the person persons who on the
ntsht Of June 2 last broke into the wood and coal
once OF Mr.; Baldwin johnson 81 st. ne
.o,.. 80 9Th st. n
NV Washington. d. @.
III 49, 5ssS J., In,E .AL SUMNER
dress or call ss JUSTHs OLD STAND. 6i0 d n
~. 5e10
A UTH0RIZED PRIVATE DETECTIvf AGENCY
- Cominunicarons PROMPTLY attended 20; connden-
-; Ieis2hone, $40. One OPEN Al hours. WM
C1vrL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ md snsveL esad 10 esnts p
81. iss - =. 4 Il u iKP::sansGSs:S;
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THE EVENING STAR: J
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il ton on S st. bet I'd and Sd Sroons and cellar;
electric ishts. water and aN mi. large yard
furnished. AcLACHI.EN BATCHELDER.
1y5-3t Cor. 10th and G sts \. ".
EOR PENTHOUSE col n J. AVE. NV; II
Il rooms mod. .imps /; in good repair; S35 per mo.
Apply to W. G. JOHNSON, 71S 18th st. n. ". jy5-1m
LOR RENT
"a SCI rUOn1S ...... tS ou
l232 9Th st. n w. II rooms. all m. l. s57. 90
Ap a;l,n to s owner IL r00n' l. oPpifNHEfwRs
tyo-3t SD 9th st. NV.
EoR RENT-NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN, WITH
Il large rooms and wide parking lovely old house,
containing rooms and bath only $40 per month.
jy5-6t JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 u ST.
8l7 9TH st. 3 " store and dweiilinr fS-s - sos Is
ABRAHAM FISHER,
jy5-6s 6f5 ct. d. W.
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AKELAND. PRINCE GEORGES CO., MD.
COZY SUBURBAN HOMES.

Lakeland isa little eight miles from this city
direct line q tue proposed MARYLAND and WASHING.
io I EiecIric T. r. The houses are well built good
suildines. wells, pumps baths iatro6es &C.. on lots
snat contain about loo9 square feet Of Ground
nient Twenty trains day-commntation fare Sc.
aqPand h1re on YEN the fan sss It
number OF roorns. &c. The amount of cash required
sion the natrl adVsn.xes 81 LaEsan S
amon~ which, in the center Of park OF psasing pro.
water well stocked with fsl and supplied with pleas
4; NEWMAN, 1906 Colunbis St NV. between and
Mr. g. GABLE ask for the super
FOR sALE-AT wooDsIDE. NEW s-RoOM
frame COZ tage; ready for occupancy by August ID
1e0-lm 4s2 Louisiana ave.
TOR sALF-LOTs AT woODsIDE, on THE
Netrorolis.n branch of the B. and o. r. r.. eight
western and the 9Th road the eastern boundary Of
into Shiss s ar n bases ,1o
flowing into Rock creek is well drained has excellent
have aead BEEN erected The new snd ss
sffs sle I 1So @ va q the
200 feet and are sold terms Houses built and
'S,sao,m 8. F. i%FT:HTSS: Apply
IHoR SALE-AHaNDSOME NEW SIX ROOM cor
.o.loo| Price si.e5o $50 cash balance Us per
m ;sn7nim X, A f HI Iiw So son;
-99-'-Ln ~ VIEW iork ave-
2to 3 miles northwest Of city and go to 300 feet
In elevation Lots TO 10 A Price. $3.50 $500 per
ls aepenns on ''' K a. PfiTL LIPS SON.
5e27-1m 1422 New York ave.
Il wood, adtoining Rock Creek Park Price reason-
able Address Box 4S4. City Pc. je2+2wS
CoMERsET HEIGHTS.
This beautiful propertv, ADJOINING the estate OF
Tennallytown and Rockville electric railroad Mont
fomery comfy, Nd. inst over the District linz and
can be REACHED within % minutes from the Of
hish ana oridxe sts, Georgetown
OUR PLAN
We arc building cottages the property 10 order
Cali At this once before the choicest lots taken
which viii be shown you then visit the property and
ehoose site and will have your Nome ready a.
any time to suit your convenience.
From oJu designs select a cottare which In
eudfn0 lot 50 feet 'front.' viii cost You from s29
up, according TO design selected.
nave no ayte' sharges Everythine viii be IN
and All worry Of mind will be avoided a. to where
sh sn> we 90 90 S1ri9s The srnmer
The Tennallvtown and Rockville electric railroad
yd,sss clong its .irs rSont The Glen Echo.ele:tr
electric railroad is within few minutes. %s.k and
the extension of the B. and o. R. r. which VIII ter
inmate in Georeetown. borders its northwest corner
wasnon and return hcms lss sna the ns syenIns n
cas- run svesy minutes until II 30 =. Extensive
tSs 1na ~ ase * 81 aasane.ng gaes cioss
No mssausoss fsns v. .se We Within
General soass Soss
rens Of Maryland and untitled 20 sots.
Z W. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker.
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FOR SALE-HOCSFS

tDk Az BARGAIN IN THE NORTHWFsr
- Owen lSih and lsfh sts-A elstnry hrick con.
s,nins reoIs an bah isely rafcted snd painted,
yenicn,-s Tor coufortahio haale. Ia lsxioS "a
small S.sh payn.snG slsp mSltsls. same :. SoSs.
ns1rs Ssons SssSs Sus w W. w, ND ID. 90 Wan,
OF New fcrk, S9llih =, NV jvssst
E,oR sALE-IN BROoKLANn-A NEW FRkNT
y is-e c0ntsinlng runius and hath lot Ron $50.
very desrahy located n"ar rsir sAt N and sl.trsc
mcnihy' Kpiy L W wfrb s cS ss,snrs
NAuonal Nitn.l butldtns and Laan Association ~
New Hork. 500 nth ST nv. VS.
L'oE sALE-HaNDsoNR MN alsTORY nRIcK
II dwelling. 1873 leth 81. NV; ~ roon- and h..h
rzted carefully built under res nal sup@rrision
and nrst-clss IN every respect. house cpen Tor in
Tyler RrTHERFoEn is1s b az m,si lst."
u on =, e. 9 Roma and bath; ali mod iInp.
5e s,sc ; X ii LEX ri iHEKroRp. iso7r-n
I,oR sAIE-NTw. ELfr AIT AND TItoRot-GHfy
modern dwelling in fsshionahle confer northwe@tt
well adaided for eaterssin1ne Pre- st olA. terms
accommodating. TlLLR RCTlIlRFoRn.
my2lA.h' 1907 II
L>oR SAIE-soNFBODY rs MISSING ARARR
Il opportunity ~ seru-ing firSfcla-S home. Hop~s
now compeied and ready fnr uccgT-ncy. LocAfs-i IN
highest point in city Three story and conrs,a S.l.
sr' furnace heat. eaking fuhess electro hChttngs
beautiful nantes and tiiinv; hath room and closet
Separate, Waterman on premises. Easy terms Call
jyi-ow' II. l. MANN. "a Indiana ave.
EoR sATE-BARoAtN- THREE-sToaY Ann
Il basement cellar frrss lrick horse q nsar
Let 81 M small cash aown and month 81 paytncnts
or VIII exchange Tor other prg,Perty ;,,,--,..
,yi-et isiaS-
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nor skiF

EOk SA1lF-
II NORTHEAST.
1858 10 labs' Il e, IN,
CIR. aud hi6 20 $40
s3th -. \ n. 6-.allsl5.ON
Store and dwg. iO0l
- 81. b n. or. .....hnn
20 OH 81. 4 n, 6r.mih., slsl
% Myrtle 81. y n. "a. ,sOl
l1oa tth II h n. Or ., ia
q and 20 Myrtle -. b
d. 1r. --...........l 200
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SITS. ..........t, 400 q yeal
II st bet 18th and 18th,
with stehle.........,50(
10Th ST mr. Scott C-416. q.
Conn ave, inter N6 18th
SITS, with stable. .416. 6.
Mass ave bet 15ihst
and Thomas cir. =. 333. e
] st bet 18th L 18th. 3S3. g
NJ st bet l4th 4 18th BE-
Rhode Island ave bot
nth and Conn ave -. =
Mass ave bet 17th and
18th SITS. .29l. 81
Cor Goth and a SITS. 90
/ st bet 18Th and l4th. ..Jf
n 81 near Conn ave. =. .2ct
10Th q. overlooking
Farragut Square. PSI
18th st bet NJ and Y. .25t
Conn ave bet r and 8. .S,r
II 81 bot thS16fh. s2l. q.
X ! ave bet nth and
Conn ave. ....... POS. -
10th st bet Q and r SITS. .o0S
Conn ave bet II and I sts.so1
BULLETINS CAN DE {
F1CE. FOR PERMITS A
iy2-eo
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Ew. CREEPY. Real Estate Broker,
,ee-lm. Room SO, Corcorsn buiIdins

EOR. SALE OR ExCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK.
u Oak ave--Beautfful home. less than two squares
RON station house IL rooms. closets, furnace and
SIX nreplsces and crates elegant wood msntss nearly
n scre OF rround; nne shade, OAK. chestnut &c.
and yard VIII sail at barpsin exchanss for city
properly. Call on or address OWNER. E2Ss st. n v.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - TWO PLEASANT UNFINISHED
w rooms, near board. between New York ave-. r,
P-h AID 18th sts. good location. Address stat
tnr all particulars. Box 12+. Star Office. iy4-3t.
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and Plan
70 secure dest- able roolners terms moderate SHACK
IEFORDS AGENCY. AT 11th ST. NV. je25-9t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

L,oR sALE-CoZY CORNER HONE; NORTH
u est section; 81 900. terms reasonable. Appy Of
LUMBER YARD. 18th ard Nd aven.e. NS-3t'
EoR sALE-l SQUARE NORTHWEST. Ell - PER
foot Shalt squares southeast soc per foot h-au-
tful home near Kendall Green. s 400; , bricks
fnr s2 SO; new brick. rooms and hath. n m. &.
9TH st ne cars - 400; beauti fu home to
exchange for lots In northwest
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

! bet 18th y 10th sts. ltpt. 81
n ct bet l7th and Conn
ave. .-....... l66 ca
jefferson plsce bet 18th
and 10th ste ....lSn
q 81 be, 10Th and Nth 10
Cor 10Th and r sts NV. 2OO
10Th 81 bet o h p sts ..l25
18th $. bet X & L sta. l25
18th bet - and INV. l1S. 81
I'D st bet K & l. sts, 3
rooms and bath. ......ll0
Sunderland place bet
10Th and 10Th sts. 100
18th g. near Mass ave. 100
22d st bet E h + ste 100
. So bet 18th 4 18th .S3. x
Il st bet nth h 18th SITS 90
18th bet X & I sta NV
flor summer only) so
21st st bet x 4 s sts NV
for summer only). 80
18th bet W and Bound
Q 81 bet 2Sth and 29th '
SITS tsummer only). rs
n, ! 81 AT OUR OF
I'LL 4 JOHNSTON,
loD3 Penna. ave. nv.
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BOARDING.

A FEW BOARDERS OR BOOMERS CAN az IC-
IA commodated with home comforts ct 81 "a n w.
near government printing once. N2-3ts
THE SOUTHERN. 81 18TH ST., RESORT FOR
4 sghtseers; rooms With board. u Per day; % 70
issds ma pOaSss q intssSS tS1 &TGj6HSss f "
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ATTORNEYS.

OAyPBELI cxlHINoToN, 1TT0RNfY.AT.fAW.
=. % xs1Izsssss 6BxS -. ~
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j. r. HrRTFoRD.
l4ia G1
NORTHNEs1

L NORTHWEST.
l+so eosh 81 b h, 49,
lis3stst. bh.mi. iiris.@s,
cl7.i' Rs,. Nh. mi. i.srl. 0pl
ls.I i ~, hh, mt. l.riu. 90
. id. Missouri ave. Z n.
!, r7: 3 iosnd ., ! 10 900
u Il, hh, 1er. ... 10. y,o
33ul y ~. oh. It's. 500
o ~OTTHNFST.
40 ist ~, IN, -r ~3S-5
at;7 and 4es9 Lsi. IN,
al AND and 4o;i $ i Gap st. A'''
q n. tirs eas.h. 40
Q IRONS -. :. 900
D COS Isl -. str aud dwg.
q ssi j. -. hh. 5rS.l. so
D Alley. AZ. 0,h. " and
Y sis. I D. . roofrs. 900
q 6l3-ls-Is Bufko's al
y ley. q n. 4'seaoh.....p 900
. ReSr u :SH 4 81. fh.
D 4roons. ...........0p GO
ion q the property on NV
q cfi~e for bulletin issued ON
hliOs. 4. MAGaAMAN.
y BUsINFss PROPERTY
, lot f9Ni.O, 3--fr-y brick.
aiN l6ie. Kitchen l6lSNls aud
On second, 4 on third. base
ntire lengtA Of building.
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ISoR SAILOR Will. EXCHANGE FOR IN
a.. rrovet or unimurovcd properly m the city.
ceantiial frame cottage In TAI lma ark contain
ms rooms and bath. iArge rr-rertion hal, newly
painted inside and out handsomely paerd and si.-,s-
rated: elegant cabinet nantals aud fiaulaiF-. 30 A
CRY concrete cellar nice cool veranias shady lawn.
and walls; locstion hiyh and hsa thy. near the "a
nous lakonla sl'rinR~. ar-c hen house, woNd she'd
and stable; %. 600 square feet of ground niusad Nv
APPRECIATED.
For Irioe and terms apply
l.. W. WE'D y CO.
myld-sm 800 1l'h -. NV
EHoR sALF-A NICE HOME To EXCHANGE FOR
building LOT In or ne. - small houses from
200 70 VI 80. viii Ray from 10 20 10 yer cent call
quick or lose harvain. Eicht pretty hay-winlow
tricks; ami 18th and NJ sts .chean. Some fin4
acre property In county for sutdiysidn slO l. kNO
rer acre Office hour from ,. m. For bar
gains look for lied Key on sirn Of
ie6-lm KEY BROS A 90. q10Fs- NV
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NOR SALE CwEsT !
II 2s26 Poplsr 81 NV
4rf, l5r75.....-.l
36es y 81 NV. 3r b-. D.
2Orl0l .............1
1921 : - NV. NJ IT. IL
2fxl20 TO alloy
1J25 I'D 81 NV. 7r bf
lot 25N1:N. .-....l
5O6-S \ st NV, Or each
r, lot .,Sx15. alley 4
800 y ct NV. l0f br
N i.-.......-..,..-3
S203 p ut NV Tor n
and store. mi....4
SO1 p ct NV. Tor bl
ni T s So 3. st, :; {, 4 !
alley -....-.........-5
spls-3m
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SOUTHEAST.

1l13-15 and 1ll7 VI
Il I h. l0k Or. IS, %
:tre Fh 81. b n. " y. 30
Hel-all ! 81. 4 n. .sr. ., -
Sl5 l. II. n, Or Leo,
Alley. bet CHA THO
aud =. b h, N, .....l.SO
305 10th a.. IN, sr. l. 30
LIS. 1871 and 1879
ia X 81. IN. III. -. or
Hone ave. b n, Ar. ~
le0s 9TH ~. IN. ar. ~
He above Is onlyapc--
tools. far full list "a a
the LIST and 18th. uyl
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NOTAR1ES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR livery STATE
JOIN r. BEafI. lSsi 81 nv.
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EroR sALE-.'OTrO- GAS ENGIyEs, BOTH NEW
nu % .. BALLU11. Az. IA 5n q ~. aiS
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

EfOR RENT-A PART OF STORE FOR OFFICE
4 or fruit stand nice window ard counter on the
best business street. Gail for information sos 14th
st W. i,j-!t-
TOR PFNT-BEAUTIFUL. LARGE CORNER
i s ore room: large show windows; Office in rear: F
st. bet 9tn and 18th Address PEN, star office 80
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= 1875 st. n. W, Tor. bath, all m. 1.
$40 ION 81 NV, large dingr., next Lincoln Hotel.
llO4 y. Cap St. Or bath ali m. l. so 40
500, St Sc. 1r.. bath and stable. ........ 21.30
Us Linden st. ne. 6r................I Il 90
McLACHLEN L BhTCHELDER.
1eSlBt Cor. 10th and q SITS. NV.
NOR RENT-I3l3 18TH ST. NV TWO STORY
Il brick, containing larre rooms. bath end all mod
imrs large pur'hes; large front yard e.erant loca
tion $40 per month. WASHN DANFEHONER,
je3O-6t Corner 18th and q SIS