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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-01

WAS REDUCED To 4 WRECK AFTER TEN
WARS FEARFUL RANAGES OF CA
- RRH AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
Dl.. SALN CT RED Nj
Eo, zen ears have suffered terribly with Ca
tIITb and Bronchitis. The disease gradually eX-
fenced 70 almost every other organ in my body
i lJc1 me physical and mental wreck. Have
trie our O. est doctors IN the country, but grew
wUGse and worse until "A last resort ] gave my
C.~e To DR.. Salm and am glad TO say that n
Gcr bis treatment / began 10 improve from the
very hTst month. That distressing cough and
ana. eaTtul pain in my chest has IeiL me- 4 need
mt ten for breath any more and fgsl sJrOug
as ever. The most wonderful OF all - that have
not taken a single cold since the nrst month.
JACOB NDtIEIs.
GalIl-Z u Eamhril Co. Pa 81 80 old
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-01

CLOSURE OF THE TEAEBUCT CURED BY
DIR. >ALM
I nave had a good deal Of trouble with nv
eyes tor the last hye ytars-Jears running over
nay checks cuutinoa!ly- Ur. Nail called IL clos
uTe OF thC -earducJ and operated the same
and no| j can keep my handkerchief in my
pocket ILsscad % HiEIl- my e. us e0ITirurfly.
RS MARTHA CARNEY
Indiana, PA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-01

10 HIS CARE
our little Toy has been ey ed Tor some rear,
and was gradually getting worse. We knew 81
some splendid work of Br. Saim's in Ohio. so at
entrusted him cheerIully 10 his care The Oper,
alton was doLe within I minutes time and with
ont pam. and now the ewes straight, l0u
can see 10y pictures above.
MRS. &. a. YINEEE.
lSS Morris street, JOhastUwn.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16

the commissionership of the general
land office. Representative Bryan, of
Nebraska, and some OF his constituents
also failed to SEQ Cleveland. Others
more fortunate were Representative
McCreary, of Kentucky, who presented
his candidate for the internal revenue
collcctorship in his district, Thomas
Bell. of Harrodsburg. Senator Irby, of
South Carolina, came with Judge Earle,
ex attorney general Of South Carolina,
who wants the district attorneyship for
his Sta q.
Representative Meredith, of Virginia.
introduced candidate for the Lyons
consulate, George $. Shackelford, of
Orange, Va. j. a. Manson, of Nom phis,
and f. p. Bond came with Represe ia
tive Patterson, of Tennessee. Manson
is candidate for the United States
marshalsnip of the western district of
his State and Bond wants to be inter.
nal revenue collector for the middle and
western districts.
MADOO MADE ASSISTANT SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, March Is The Presi-
dent to day sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate:
VIM. McAdoo, of New Jersey, to be
assistant secretary OF the navy.
Edward b. Whiting, OF New York, to
by assistant attorney general, vice Abra.
ham y. Parker, resigned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
AT THE BRIDGE WORKS.

Workmen Are Busily Engaged on Several
Large Contracts.
The American Bridge and Iron Com
pany has closed contract for the erec-
ton OF railroad bridge at Charleston,
5. c. The bridge whom completed will
be lO5 feet in length. They also have
the contract for building bridge los
feet | ing over the Leon river at Gate
vile, Texas. Workmen will be sent to
these respective places by the com pany
and the erection of the bridges will be
rusEed as speedily as possible.
Tho foundry is still running to it's full
capacity in turning out the castings for
the Mathieson Alkali Salt works at
Saltville. Va. The company has re-
Gently put in several additional cranes
in the Radford Pipe foundry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
KILLED BIZ FALLING WALLS.

Fatal Fire in Chicago-Two Dead and
Others Injured.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Fire started at .
o'clock this morning in Stephen Carter's
picture frame factory. Nos. 124 and 1875
May street.
The building was Ave story brick.
In short time the top Of the south wall
fell on the roof of Stephen Carter's resi-
dence adjoining the factory.
The building coll .psed, burying We
people: ). j. Charter, uncle Of Carter,
and Lille Carter, IL years old, are sup
posed to be dead.
Tao firemen were injured by tho fall
ing walls. Mrs. Stephen Car ter was
taken from the ruins badly, and proba.
bly, fatally injured
Rose Charter, ten years of age, was
rescued with her face and hands badly
cut and bruised. She will recover.
Shortly afterward her mother was
taken out by the fremen. She was
almost completely burned, but her life
had been miraculously saved by heavy
door that covered her. She was bruised
and cut about the face, but will re.
cover.
The flames destroyed the entire in.
terror OF the building. Loss. 500, 900,
fully insured.
The body of s. j. Charter was found
near the cottage south wall at Z o'clock.
The head was badly crushed by Sec
ton of the wall and death must have
been immediate.
Soon after 0 o'clock the firemen
reached tho last victim. Lille Charter.
Both bodies were removed to the morgue
where an inquest will be hold.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
Secretary Herbert In Now York !.

New York, March l5.-Secreta.y OF
the Navy Herbert paid his first official
visit to the Brooklyn navy yard this
morning. lie appeared at the cato OF
tho navy yard q few minutes after iH
o'clock in carriage with Congressman
COMBS seated beside him. salute OF
seventeen guns was fred as tho car
rage was driven towards tho COM
mandants office. On the portico OF the
Office building all the officers of the yard
and from the cruisers in the port ware
assem- bled In full uniform.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
The Bank VIII Reopen.

WASHINGTON, March Comptroller
Hepburn said this morning thai his adj !.
vices we're TO the effect that the Gate
City National Bank, OF Atlanta, Ga,
will soon DO reopened. The bank since
it closed had realized SIPS. 900 from its
assets, and he saw no reason why it
should not be reopened.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
His Body Riddled with Bullets.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March Is. AT.
Clarksburg, this State. the BODY of far
Southgate was found with buiiet holes
in his chest and abdomen. He had been
intimate with the wife of w B. Grogars
and wrote her note making an a p int
ment. The body lay tsn tee. from
Grogan's back door
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
For Selling Illicit wbi,l,v

Morgan Hancock and w. s. Conner
went TO Lynchburg yesterday TO at
tend United States court. 1t will be-
remembered the later was arrested a
couple OF weeks ago in this city on the
charge OF selling Illicit whisky. The
whisky was seized and is now in o sscs-
sion of tho officers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
AT The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Republicans Complete
Their List of Committees.

Senator Stewart Is Taken or the Appro-
priations Committee-Seoretary Car
Isle VIII Not Change Light House
Keepers for Political Reasons-Cleve-
land Appoints a Newspaper Man to a
Postofiice-The President Has n Busy
Day-McAdoo Made Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
Condition of the Alabama National Bank

WAsIIINGroN, March l5.-The Ala
bama National Bank, of Mobile. Ala,
Comptroller Hepburn states, has been
placed in tho hands of Examiner Camp
bell at the request of its board of direc-
tors. A Meeting of its stockholders will
be held on March 81, and if acceptable
propositions are submitted the bank will
be roopened.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
UPRIGHT PIANO 5000.

A BEAUTIFUL upright piano III
ocatives, all modern improvements,
warranted five years. with stool and
scarf for $500 cash, or S225 on easy pay
ments, which will be m ade to suit pur-
chaser. II you want bargains call at
Hobbie Music Company, SO Salem
avenue
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
Schneider Must Hang

WASHINGTON, March 15-Tho Presi-
dent has refused to interfere in the case
OF Howard j. Schneider, the murderer OF
his wife and brother.in-law and the
execution will take place in Jail here
Friday next.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
ESTEY ORGAN &65.

FINE high top fancy organ solid
black walnut with four sets OF reeds and
nine (9 stops, fully warranted five
years for So cash or S75 on easy paw.
ments, at Hobbie Music Com pany, SO
Salon avenue
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
FINEST ORGANS SD MONTH.

UNrII. stock is reduced you can buy
tho finest Estey organs on the small
payments of 81 per month at Hobb5N
Music Company, SO Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
FINEST PIANOS $40 A MONTH.

You can buy until stock is reduced
tho finest piano on the remarkably low
payments of $40 per month at Hobbie
Music Company, SO Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
A LONG ORDINANCE ADOPTED
Defining the Duties of the
Board Of Public Works.

Co"nch DeTotes the Greater Part of an
Evening TO Reading the Ordinance by
Sections, Voting Down Amendments
and Debating the Points ut Issue,
Councilman Loughery and Fackenthal
Make IL Hot Fight for Needed Changes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia.: Continued coils
and fair weather with dccreasin norsh--
erIy winds,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16
FNR. II. A SIMS.
TALKING ABOUT RAILROADS.
WE ARE WITH THE N. & W.

Look az our frcigh. bills to-dav-all paid. Great
reduction Not in the freight. hut in tho prices
>c'hail cell the furniture NJ, received to-day
Arc receiving car loads OF chairs chamber suits
parlor quits, hcdstcads, bed lounges, hat racks,
ana almost ming You can think of i'm the fur.
niture line. We think YOU had better drop in ut
10. Jencrson street willie Ior are waiting for
the street car and ''catch on" while they are
coing-Thc bargains mean.
w. w. WORKMAN & CO.,
Sole proprie'ors of the jefferson street and auc.
AID furniture store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-16

hRESSMAk NG-I DESIRE TO GIVE
- notice that have on hand the lntest
styles from Paris and New York, and am
prepared To give ontIre satisfaction. MRS
HOLLIS, 10 IL Campbell street. 2231m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
PRESIDENTIAL AMENITIES.
(Omaha Bec}

President Arthur was one OF the most
courteous aud elegant gentlemen who
ever occupied the White House, and il
IS interesting 20 know tLut 10 him Is due
u custom which has been observed by
his successors, and ought TO be- continued
10y all future presidents. Arthur mude
Cleveland the guest Of honor NJ n dinner
the day before inauguration, and he nc
conpanied the president-elcct TO the
capitol sitting on the right on She way
to the Inauguration, and on the left on
the return Cleveland extended the
same eourtesies % Harrison. who was
entertained at the White House by the
defeated president, and on Saturday like
courtcsies viii be extended by the retir-
ing TO the incoming president Such
amenities were not exchanged in the
good old days when political nutagOn-
isms seem TO have been more bitter than
now, more than one presidcui-elcct In
the earlier years of the republic having
no consideration whntcvcr from the
president The lust exhibition of
chmlislness was In 1859. when Grant
succeeded johnson. They had an intense
dislike of each other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Inc Gazette Is authorized to oncr
5000 in prizes for short stories.
Thcsa stories are 10 Dc from 5000 TO
5000 words m lrneth ana suitable for
publication va our columns. TIE prizes
nre offered Tor The best i've stories as
follows:
Tor rho bost short story $500,
For the second best short story 5000
For tn, third best short story $3.50.
For the fourth host short story SlO).
For the dfth best short story $50.
ANY competitor can limit his Offering
20 compete ZOE he first prize or for
only the lrst two pf2cs.
such stories ns nr suitable for publi-
cation viii be purchased IL the writer 80
willis nt the usual rates for such matter.
a clrcular giving complete Information
win bee sent on rcccipt Of a 2.ccnt stamp
TO $. s. Mcclure, TI9Ti5 Broadway,
New York City.
II any one Of those prizes ID won boy
a Tcxrs contributes, The Gazette viii
add 10 per cont. 10 The amount Of IT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

President Cleveland's inaugural adj
dress has The mort of a frank and fun
avowal Of the main lntents Of his adj
minisration
Foremost among these he places re-
turn 20 the gold standard, next the redUc-
lion Of pension expenditures, and, after
ward, the abolition Of the system Of mp
pointments for party reasons, the de-
struction Of trusts, the enforcement of
political equality for the negro the guar
dianshp Of the Indian, and the rcduc-
ton OF the tariff, IA the order named.
On all these subjects the president Is
explicit cnough 10 avoid the possibility
Of misunderstanding. There IL no equiv.
ocation, aud no half,hcartodness shown
with reference to either proposition.
Those who, Tor any reason, may seek 10
explain away the meaning Of any clause
- The delyefancc will only have their
trouble Tor thoir pains The president
evidently intended 90 take the whole
people into his confidence, and be hus
spoken 80 directly and slnpy that he
requires no Interpreter. In this respect the
address IL the best Of his official papers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

III acres, being the Leigh oldham and
the George W. Main surveys. about ID
miles south OF Fort Worth, Price, $500
per acre.
~ acres out Of the Hiram Little survey.
about 10 miles south of Fort Worth.
Price, $4,000
20 acres out Of the west one-hnlf Of the
j, n. Ellis survey, 2 IL miles south of
the courthouse. Plated into streets and
quire)
. 1-3 acres out OF the east half OF the
j. ~ ELLIS survey. Plated aud known
as South View Addition. Price, s. I'm
quire).
1900 acres, . 1.s miles northwest Of
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly 81
cultivation. Price, $1,000 per acre.
2Sl acres, IL miles southeast Of
Fort Worth, on the Mansfield road and
II. " T. q. 4. r. Price, $3.50 per
acre.
28o acres, 5 miles west of Fort Worth.
Inc trinity river runs through one corner
oi this tract. Price, Sl1.O0 per acre
Lots ., ., Z, 3, -, n, 10, & 10 In block
81, City of Fort Worth, being the north
half of the block. and fronting 100 feet
ON Houston, 100 feet on Main street and
200 feet on Fifth streets Win sell ali
together, 6OXlOO feet ON corners, or other
wise as desired. For prices inquire al
our OlNNis
West one-half block 2s fuckers addition
20 the city Of Fort Worth being 20Ox3l
feet OF ground less 90xll5 feet sold
Good S-roOm house, stable. orchard mn,
two good wells. Price. S1OOOOOO
Lots Z, 3 and IL, in block 4 NcAnpl,
A. Neshitts subdivision Of block rs
tleld.s addition 20 Fort Worth, within
luO ieet Of Magnolia avenue, on which
T 7, ne heit Line of the City Street
Railway. Price, $4,000.
Lots IA and 1G, I'M bIock 4 MA ,,,l,,.
A Nesbitts Subdivision of block III
fleids addition 70 Fort Worth, lOOx1OO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

II one illustration Is sufficient In any
casr to exhibit tho ncea Tor legislation,
the graphic STORY Of The WRONGS Of
lille girl, told in The Ga2citc's Austin
dispatches, printed yesterday, SHOULD
give an easy passage 60 the bin OF Ron.
rcscntatWe Cwrey for the projection Of
hclpless childhood In the hands Of the
abandoned tools Of lust
X mukos oncs blood boil 90 think that
here in ToNaS whore public sentiment
rings as clearly az bell on thi4 subject
IA favor of protection, nc any cost,
against the w,les and snrcs OF the pro-
curcs and the scducor, such THINGS could
be as were reoomted " The Gazottcs
Austin correspondent,
a law which provides no means 20
rescue child from the fate 90 which
mans brutality has devoted the unknown
little Sam Autouian Is obviously In need
Of amendment, and, II AR. Currey's nieas-
ure win remedy the deiect IL should be
adopted without amy DELAY, The only
question should be, whether Il fully
meets the demands Of such case as that
discovered In San Antonio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
SAID ON The STREET.

Geo 3, Ioying--Thc cattlcmeh's con.
yentQn which meets week from next
Tuesday VIII be the largest and most
Important held for years In the first
place. the name win be changed so as
10 embrace the entire state, instead VI
the northern portion only, aud the secre-
tary's Office win be established in Fort
Worth. The outlool, for the cuttla busi-
ncss l. good. The number OF cnttlo has
been decreasing for the past two years.
ana while some time ago there were
more cattle than grass. the conditions
are now reversed aud there is more than
enough grass for the cattle. During die
last year a number OF South Texas cat
ilemen have joined tie association, which
now has about 400 membors. owning
3WD,UOO head Of cattle. The conceptra-
ton of this immense business with a
permanent Office in Fort Worth and
the extension Of the association so as
70 cover the entire state, will be OF in
calculable benefit 10 the city.
Fred O. Edwards--I would think from
the amount of lumber sold IN Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

managers OF The railroad companies are
cool, calculating business men and will
do what they can IN cooperating wifi
the people To- settle mp aud improve the
country through which their lines pass.
Any movement to increase their traffic
win vitnly interest them. SO let us ret
together and lay plans that Will attract
the moving capital and people hunting
homes We have as fine country as can
be found In the nation, just such lands
and opportunities MS many Of the best
men Of the older states are looking for,
and idle capital in the East would glad
y invest IN property or business here,
but they must first know what we have
Let Ill towns between Fort Worth and
ri PasO speak ont and some body name
a time and place to meet
REAL ESTATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
a GOOD SUGGESTION.
West Texas Should Get Toaptar and Arranee
to Send an Exhibit Car 10 CHICAGO.

NN'NNN ttAf AtNsf AAAitn *,
Editor Gazette:
see from the resolutions passed bv
the Swcetwater board OF trade. pnblisbc.l
~ late issue of The Gazette. a reducst
chat al The towns on the Texas and
iaahc railroad west of Abilene IN
ieros cooperate IN an immigrntioH
movement This should be taken Mold az
" the towns and would ndd a furtber
suggestion that an towns west of Fort
worth 20 III f0s0 Ne included ana tbet
nm exhibit car or train be made up from
the diQerent COMMITTEES aud sent IN Cl,j'
cago We could keep & there du~in,,
tle hlg show. and then visit Other sec'
toms 81 theUnitcd States rs might ~
.ielefNined. Some one Is ready 10 saw
we can't get the accommodations resg.'
sary from tue railroad, but I viii nnds,,
Lake 20 say This road, the Texas s,.1
tnanr. Will giye as the ears nnd NM ~
through gladly, Let us put ourselreos 4, y
snaDc ami ten iheui what We want MA
they viii be Obliged 90 meet the lsr,o ",,I
Nne reason why This road has M ,ii,i.
more ior fhe development of the counr.,.
s the pesa.e have doae pes..ac sfha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
no oAzrrrr cOunr roNDEN7s

Onr correspondents arc rcqucgied 70
report an meetings connectcd with ne
movement TO rclucc cotton acreage and
.Ae names of tho delegates elected 90
ihc state convention cnilod hy Che com
missioner of agriculture.
IL 81 also desired TINT thcy win note
very material Improvement In thrir town
ard COUNT by 30 doing they viii pro-
note the interests o. their respective
ocnlities. and aid The Gazette iu it' pc
ullnr mission in behalf OF the develop
ucnt Of the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
TllF ,UNnAY LAFAYETTE.

Today's Gazette consists Of twenty
four pages Hcyon columhs O. thc page.
or 1868 columns
1t contains nearly 1,o0O,OOO "cms, %
printers measurement.
Tho reading matter VA u would an two
volumes OF the average dza of Dickens
novels,
Cat IN small strips, a belt might be
made Of today's edition Of The Gazette
TINT would encrclc the globe.
We think the roadcra OF daily new-
papers win agree thai todays Gazette
inoyeH upward 10y several pegs the
high-wnter mark Of Toyas Journalism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
CHICAGO pOIITTCS,
(Car.or HarrIson on Al HLnlnl

III Laundry Hcsing ever gets 10 he
m0yoE I'm AFRAID lia head Win burst
II viii explode like rocket and N,
through space like a meteor / don't
want 10 see llesing's head burst. / lie
MN, even II he1did tell The Inter Ocean
knows what nc Is talking ahout INT be
WIZ iceel better next week aad win be
on my side"
IF YOU elect me l win take Chicago 10
my, arms as bride I will rlothe bcr
ing bride" '"'N'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
COLD LUNCH,

CBy ho Gozettc's philosophcrl
Young man, live within yore incum,
an If you mint got no incum, go whor
thar is postilcrpe ma be Il martyr I'd
ruthcr be q dcd hero than live dcd
bette.
Ded men air alus yirtusc an / motifs
that virusc men air mostly DEED Of You
jedgc by what the Majors say.
A good name Is better than Crate rich-
es an not nearly 80 komnon.
Speech is silver, silerrc is golden.
Thar mir moro silver thau gold in cirld-
lotion.
Iuy IN cottage is bootifm thing,
yung man, hut don't rely too much on It
Its apt to leave fer higher priced lodg-
ins.
When l kontemplate the Crate men
sittiu aroun Che stove nc the grocery, it
is sorowful that only one man kin be
president at one time.
Public ofrus is public trust, an the
public trusts a good many men that the
grocer wout
Branes Is good thing 10 have, but
yuug man, cultivate leg an hand talent
ms wen as the he'd. Brancs aint good
kollateml at the metc shop
Il has been sed that there Is q strane
Of maternal tenderness IT,, every man,
which can allua be uodsed 10y observing
the expression on a mans face when he
holds fore queens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

foot south front on Maea.l k
which runs the Belt hIps (
Electric Street Railway KS
Tots / and 8, block .sf
Nesbitt's subdivision E. 11i
addition to For w. .,,,.,. 4
east front on Collcse
from from the City Electric Z Y I, ~.
Lots 3 and Z, blocs 1.l &.
Nesbitt's sub-diYisiea y
cast front. within o7s
Electric Car Line, f'ln, M
T,ot q. block Z, cig o. ~
1o NJ fect on the norihe'A .'si,
ton ana FIRST streets 4 IN
stoiv brick storeAoas rsral
no Crawford Drsg'o'
S30,000.0D .,.oa. }
Lot and frame ,ss ,s,sa 40
of Dido. Price, 49, g,,lss ill
Tot 5. block ", st iai
Sonth half lot $ el,' s- d
south front, good flE
steble. known as 81
price. 100000 , MAD
ifoe' ~ fort Wolihi "a & y
y y p. rigat OF gss.s.
Jennings aseAa'
lot. IA hloos
d pa r g r rishl e
ask north 100 ies'
100. 90 pr lo'
lots /. 2 y = ,,ilg
4 tbe Wiliiam M.
md Within ene visa aIs
Car line. Price ss,s,i
~ I'VE vii give tpll
cation. ,.nea D
out notice.