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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
WESTERN.

GOVERNOR MATTHEW'S is reorganiz-
ing the Indiana militia by wedding out
all members of trades unions.
TIE East ST. Louis freight depot of
the St. Louis Transfer &C mpany caught
ire about ii o'clock Sunday nj hit and
was almost totally destroyed with it;
contents. The | SIS is out s500,0JO.
AT Kansas City, Assistant United
States District Attorney Draffen has
rendered a deci ion TO the effect that
repeaters at election times cannot be
punished in the United States courts.
WHILE testifying against his wife
in divorce proceedings at Kansas City.
William | acey, of lola, KaI., was ac-
cused b. Mrs. | acey of having MUIR
dered William Cummings last August.
THE National Investment Company
of Milwaukee, whose scheme for
making fortunes quickly was similar
to the Missouri bank schemes. has
been declared illegal by the supreme
court.
PROF. WYLIE MELLETTF, son of en-
Gov. Mellette, of South Dakota. and
Instructor in the mechanical depart
ment of the Agricultural College, cut
his throat with razor When found
he was dead.
LEBANON, Ind, dispatch says. is at
the mercy of an organi. ed gang OF rob
bers. The postofice was robbed of
1000 in cash and stamps Monday
night, and the residence of nearly
every prominent man in the vicinity
has been raidcd.
a WAGON containing a party return
ing ON dance was struck by Big
Four train near Lebanon, Ind. Sunday
morning and five of the merry makers
were killed. The dead we're Gertrude
Davis, Grace Davis. Tenna George.
Carl GOwans, May Mcdaniel.
FITzROY ID. MoNCRIEF, for eighteen
years private in Conn any f, Nine
teenth Infantry. stationed at Detroit,
received n5tice from relatives IN Scot
land the other day that 100000 had
been left to him. The nsxt day lie
was found dead in hi, boarding house.
THE Wisconsin Supreme Court has
set aside the verdict against ex Banker
koetting and ordered new trial
KOetting was rearrested at Milwaukee
IcCCutiv VII al CoITcCtcu Charge. nc
decision will also result in the arrest of
the Officers and directors of the Plank
linton Bank.
THE Northern Pacific has completed
arrangements with the Tacoma
wash Land Company for the latter
to build a - CO, 600 bushel wheat ware
house, $50 by 2OJ feet, two stories
high, to be completed at the COM
mencement of next seasons grain
shipping business.
The Cook gang in Indian Territory
is headed for the mountains in the
western part of the Nation. with the
Indian police, Indian sheriffs and United
States marsha's in close pursuit. As
heavy rewards are offered for the ,ea l.
ers of the gang, deal or alive, it is be =
lieved that they will be captured soon.
SPECIAL AGENT Nj. +. HERELEY, of
Chicago, has been on the Pacific coast
incognito 70, several month :, engaged
in Investigating Chinese certificate
/ frauds. He intimates there are fully
1900 fraudulent certificates in Califor-
mia. They have not all been used, but
are for sale b. Chinese and white
agents The agent is trying to dis
cover the person in the & .vernmcnt
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
Thousands Die ] V Ear.hquake.

LA RICJA, capital of province OF
that name in Argentine, lost churches,
schools, public buildings, AMI many
dwellings Sunday night by earth uake.
The fist shock was .elt at !: O'Clock
in the aftern aon, and thereafter was a
success ion of shocks, some lasting
twenty-six seconds. The people ran
screaming from their homes, women
fainting by the score. 1t Is estimated
that 900 persons persisted in the
pr.vince, as the disturbance was wide
5 read. At several points the earth
opened and hot water and bO ling mud
flowed over the country. The village
of Del ArblrdOn d sappeared in one of
the s.u es and 9th + town report
destruction that makes 20 GEO persons
hOmelo 5. he general government
Sent me lical at endan e, tents, and
provisions and laborer5 to clear away
the ruins of collapsed towns and vari-
on cit es are rtributing largely to u
relief fund. r wave APP ears to have
pa sed t to sac near tho mo tn Of the
La Plata. South of Buenos Ayres ne
damage is reported
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
Fate of Two Ssic-.s.

Two STICKS, the Sioux Indian in.
dicted for the murder of the cowboy
james EacOn, wa found guilty at
Geadwood. = ID. The murder &C.
Cured on the Sioux Reservation in
February, 1896. Two STICKS and four
other Indians went to Humphrey S
ran h and Sturgis' ranch and sat
around the stove smoking with
tour cowboys. At a given signal the
four cowboy were killed No
reason has been gi en- in the evidence
for the deed except that the + hearts
were tad. Two Sticks sat throughout
the trial with his wicked face ne ir-
ly buried in his red handkerchief
and laughing delightedly at any refer
ence in the evidence to his part in the
killing OF tie other four IndiI ms,
White Faced Horse and Two Two have
pleaded guilty to manslaug Fights
With is serving his time in the peni-
Tertiary, and the other, First Eagle,
was killed while resisting arrest I'm
der the Unite States statutes, there
is but one penalty for the crime o.
uurder, and that is hanging.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
BLOW AT UNCLE SAM.
German Government Excludes America N
Live Cattle and Fresh Beef.


Live Cattle and Fresh Beef.
The Germ government h rs pub.
ished a decree prohibit ng the i'm
rOrtati N of American live cattle and
flesh eff IN the ground that two
cirgoe, which have just arrived con-
tanned everal emma suffering from
Texas fever. This action, Washing
ton dispatch sd 5, W S rot elti .dJ un-
expected by The agri ultural depart
ment, al Ough officials had h pei
up to the Ia t moment thai the
&c mans would Prove open to lel,On
The matter viii. not be allowed 10 rest
where it now stands, b t our GO ern-
net will caus Sc thorough investga-
ton b. made of the case, of the al
legged Texas feve on which the Ger
mAn goverIm Mt has seen fit TO act n
s1cl a summary fashion. No doubs
i ielt here that these allege cases
will turn out to be founded Oh a mis-.
taken dag lOsis. for if there is any cat
tie dis ,asc that the German We erina-
rians know little CT nothing about, that
disease is Texas fever. pun ely
climatic, non-infecti, Us fever pecu lar
to America. That is the opin on OF
the Agl icultural Re, tment experts
VINO ha. q tIdi ID the disease for Years
and aware of the stat of knowl-
edge on the sub e t in Europe. { the
de partm IN al examination, as expected
results IN dlSprOvl 6 the exist nee of
the cases complained o., Cove n
ment will enter Il very vigorous pro-
test gainst the action of ermany ard
seek to make 1t Gle ~ that reas
assigned for the destruct on f or
meat trade IS disingenuously stat d.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
BREVITIES.

RUNS on the discretionary pools" at
Pittsburg have ceased.
NEWARK police re-used to permit
Herr Nest and his company to present
"Die Weber"
TwENTY-ONE men have been forced
to leave Newport, Ark, under susIi-
cion of being in cendiarieS.
GENERAL CIENFUEGOS. the yOun
lieutenant of General Ezeta who was
released from the Ala reda County,
California. Jail on an order from Sec
+ tary Gresham, has take passage on
the steamer Sa Jose for Acapulco.
ACCORDING to the best figures OBJ
tainable the University of Pennsyl-
vania has seventy more students this
year than in ls9@-'9i The total of
1874 was ZIP This yea. the at.
tendance in all departments sums up TO
2,2S2.
A LARGE Hungarian boarding house
at Laurel Run, Pa. was blown to at ms
by dynamiters at 3 o'clock Sunday
morning and tn ee Of the inmate !
killed Outl light, four fatal, injured,
and half-dOzen seriCui lily hurt. Rob
berg was the object
ADVICES from Kassala state that the
mahdi has proclaimed holy wac
against the Italians. The Governor of
Massowah has ordered the Fifth bat,
TALON to be in readiness by Nov. !,
when the Italian troops at + a sala will
number 1000 and the mahdi's amy
12,000
JAPANESE residents of the Pacific
coast have recent Y RENTED to the
War Department at Toxic $4,000, do
be used in the present campaign
against China. Another $1,000 VIII
be sent next week. and periodical re-
mittances will be sent Us long as the
war lasts.
SIX weeks ago Ms. Emma Wohl-
hueter's use was burned at Akron,
Ohio. : he made a statement that hree
negroes had fired the premises a ter
as .aulting her and throwing her into
the cellar. The c)lored PEG lie fegan
an investigation which resulted in the
Arrest of the woman on a charge of
arson.
ANOTHER step in acknowled gment
of womans rights has be n taken at
Milwaukee, where hd)lph Scholz has
begun suit for $4,000 damages fr
breach of promise against ka.h rino
Pileer Scholz sold out hi; banking
busiLe IS in Germany aad journeyed to
the G cam City to wed Kat crime, but
she refused 10 keep the engagement.
AT Ind annapolis, Ind. Judge Brown
sustained the Grand Led re knights of
Pythias in its suit against Koeraer
/ Odc e for property. Koerner 10 Ice
seeded because the Supreme Lodge
ruled out the German ritual. 1t sur
rendered its charter but held its prop
erty. The case is test and is re-
garded as i'm Ortant in that it w IL be
flowed by other suits throughout the
Tn tel States. An appeal will To
taken
THERE was a heavy snOwstorm last
ing eight hours Sunday in Nebraska.
greatly.
DRIVEN frantic by Hubert Alles'
snoring, John Hoff ran shot his t,r.
mentor aid then put a bullet into his
own head. Hoffman will die.
FRANK KLINE. son of ex-City Mar
shall Kline, and Otis Savage. who's.
fat e. was Circuit Judge fOr years,
have been arrest d at The Dalles, Ore,
for the Pacific Exp ess robbery of $l4,-
O0l. All but 500 was recovered.
FOREST fires are raging in the vicin-
ity of T. imble, Tenn. and Corinth,
Mss
TIE C-year-old child of Mrs. Ollie
Shackleford, OF Frankfort, KY, was
taken with hydrophobia. The child
was bitten alb ut three weeks ago by u
dog.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
Our Population.

OF the emigration movement of the
wh lie word. two third were diverted
to the United States, the remainder to
South America and Australia
For the United States as whole
there were in Is o 10000 males 10 IS.
females SO that me of the males
will b. unable to get wives if they
really ned III m
TOE persons of African descent ara
ella siiied CO riding to The degrees OF
cclored blood into f,337 $3.50 blacks.
9o5;ss9 mulattoes, los, l35 qr&droons.
and 9,936 oct rooms
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
BURNED IN A HOTEL
SIXTEEN PERSONS PERISH BY
FIRE AT SEATTLE.

Shut Up In Fire Trap, They Are suffo-
Gated and Cremated without Hope OF
E.cape-Women and Children Among
The Victims List OF the Dead.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02
DEATH IN THE SMOKE.
SEVEN PERSONS SMOTHERED IN
A NEW YORK FIRE.

SIN Ill Blaze in Tenement House Causes
Many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suffocated In
Their Beds-Germ Embargo l. Ex-
tended.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, September II, 1s94-NOtice OF
the extension of North Capitol street-NOtce is
hereby given to the trustees of the Prospect Hill
cemetery and Annie L. Barbour, and all other
persons Interested, that pursuant to act Of
Congress, approved December p, 1898, entitled
An act TO extend North Capitol street to the
Soldiers Home" and the provisions of chapter
eleven of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States relating to the District Of Columbia, that
there will be n meeting of the undersigned on
THURSDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1894, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, at their
office, in the District building, at which time
and place all persons having objections TO the
proposed extension Of said street invited 10
be present tC make known their objections, If
any they have. IL no objections made, 1t
will be taken for granted that no damages are
will lie claimed and the plat of the Iroposed
extension will be recorded and the said street
declared n public highway. nap or plat of the
proposed extension showing the lines thereof and
the area Of land proposed TO be taken has
been prepared and may he seen application at
the oftior Of the undersigned. join W. ROSS
GEO. TRU ESDEIL. CIIAS =. POWELL, Com
missOners Of the District o. Columbia.
sel2 13, 10 20, &c, q oc3S4
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner of 9th and b streets
In effect June "A. 1894.

In effect June "a, lS94
1870 AM. PENNSYLVANIA IlMTTED.-Pulluau
compartment; Sleeping, Dining. Smoking and Ohser-
ian SP SsrS a ss6Irg tS Ghieaso Cincinnati IN
1920 An; FAST LINE.-Pullman Buffet parlor
Car TO Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars Har-
S;IS Pm CiIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS ENTREES.
IL BUFFET Farlor Car TO Harrisburg. Sleep
Ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg to St Louis,
7:io PM. WESTERN 'ExPIifiSsSo . Pullman s,ceD.
ing Gar 10 chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
.7:1o PM. SOUTHWESTERN ExpREss-ruIlmau
sleeping ana Dining Cars TO St Louis. aud Sleep
= 1910 Pm; PAcfFic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sleep
Niagara Falls daily, except sunday.
c 1880 am. for Elmira and Remove. daily. except
0r 5;le ppm pm: for WiiIiamspSrt Rochester, Buffalo
sha Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday. with
Ioto pm. for Erie. canSndaicGa. Rochester and
n sSn%o daily and Niagara Fails daily except Sat
"nu Satqpsda ,y only Washington to Leicester.
1oSSSSS GRfs NsT kOt IM anS ths EAST IA
New %9 R fSI cS5 from n.ls g,
alvo DINING Carr am. I2:Is BIS. 4:aO. 1000
c@ sSs iioo GP n SSnd cs IIS rs Onns
fast F9;oo and II :Ss pm. For PLiiedelpha only,
and $40 nm. SsSIv In week days Express. 2.Oi
For Boston wi5hSa, change. $50 am. week day.
1850 Es5 BS I, GS S; 20 zso zss. 300 ESQ.
,,d0 Limited) $40 4:36. $40, 8:I4, 7:iO 1880.
~ 11;to LIS and lbs pm. On sunday, S:2e,
80 S:0' e;Oa. 1890. l1:00 an. l2:15 LIS,
Iodo s 81 q. 600 Lmitedl. 49, $50. GA. 7:io.
,I For Pope,s Creek Line. 7:2o am. and 4:se pm.
E. For Annapolis. 10. 300 and 1850 an, and
n NJ ?; M daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 800 a.
Atlantic Coas' Line Express for Richmond. lack
Richmond and Atlanta, $50 10. daily. Richmond
OILY 10 IO;S1 an week days.
and - pm; week days.
,afor Alexandria. $50. 6:35. 7:45, $40, e:zS,
to;ai ITO an. 1880, lao. $40, AS, 900.
o;oa 6;l3. 500. 1905 and II 30 pm. On sunday
pm. ' $500 ~ ~ ~
Leave Alexandria for Washington, eos, Gas,
so 90 . 800 g:Io, lois. 1O:2s am. 100. Pts
og" 80, 300. 500, 6:i3, 700, 7:20. q:Is 1882
and ll:0s pm On Sunday at 6:4S a:l0 I6:2s a.
M 80, $50, 200, 7:2O. OILS and iO:52 pm
lcket on1ces, northeast corner OF 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and at the station, 9th and
y streets, where orders be left for the check
ing OF baggage 10 destination from hotels and resi-
S. NJ. PROVOST JR- wooD.
81 general Manager. Genl Pass Agt-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF
Stationery for the United States Nayy.-Septem-
Der Is, 1S94-Sealad proposals, indOrsed PRO
posals for Stationery fOc the L. S. Navy, to be
opened October 16, 1894" will be received at
the bureau OF supplies and accounts, Navy De-
partn ent Washington, ID. c., until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, 1894
and publicly open d Immediately thereafter, to
furnish the annual supply of stationery at the
navy yards: Portsmouth, y. H.; Boston, Mass. :;
New York: League Island Pa; Washington, ID.
G.; Norfolk, Va; Pensacola Fla; Mare Island.
Gel; the naval station, Newport, X. L. and the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Blank forms of
proposals will be furnished upon application to
the cOmmandants at the different navy yHrds
or to the navy pay offices. The stationery Lust
In all cases conform to the navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Tie bids, all
other things being equal, decided by lot. The
department reserves the right waive defects
or to reject any all bids not deemed advan-
tagtCus to the government. EDWIN STEWAR
PayDaster General, L. $. y. se2l-2aw2N
U. 5. MARINE CORPS, QUAR-
termaster's Ofhce Washington, d. c., September
20, lS94.-Sealed proposals In duplicate will be
received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on the SIXTH DAY of OCTOBER, 1894
when they will be publicly opened, for furnishing
and delivering at these headquarters, for use in
the armory there, lot of lumber, iron and
paints. A list of supplies required, with full
specifications and blank proposals. can be OBJ
tanned at the above address The government
reserves the right to reject all bids, TO waive
formalities and to increase the quantities one
third. H. b. LOWRY, Major and Quarterma ster
L. :. marine corps. se21-2aw2w
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wheeled $500 Miles.

Harry ]. Alvor1 and George S. Esston,
members Of the Pastime Athletic Club Of
St Louis who left that city on bicycles on
July &c en- route to the Pacific coast, Via
Denver have arrived at San Francisco.
Both men are in good health. hotwithstand-
ing their .. .OO-mile bicycle trip over two
mountain chains and three deserts.
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BIDS for District Bonds.

Bids have beer opened at the Treasury
Department for the purchase of slo.O0
worth of the District OF Columbia 3G
bonds. Dunscombe & Jennison of New Yorl
city hid highest, at s1.l5.lI5 per 800.
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CHIROPODISTS.

DON'T SUFFER. WHEN YOU CAN BE RELIEVED
in five minutes Of the most ekcrnciating hunlon.
corn. ingrowing or club nail. Call and be
WINGED Prof J. J. GEORGES son, Chiropo-
dists, lll5 la. ave. TO pm. Sundays. to 1.
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STORAGE.
The Packing

The Packing
or China, Household Goods and Works OF Art,
either for shipment storage. Is part Of our
business Expert workmen only employed
Goods shipped 20 all parts OF the world.
FIREPRooF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
Id ll40 18TH STREET NV.
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS.
SEPARATE apartments; light. dry and clean;
building put up for the purpose. 1907 @ 81.
sc13-lm @ q. SLOAN a Co. Propriefors.
sToRAGE-CARRIAGEs OF ALL KINDS STORED
at low prices A. II. GREGORY. $40 Ia: ave
NV. auls-u
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

NMNIu\IATEp STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works Carpets cleaned In the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat
tresses made TO order. Office, i120 Pa. ave.
Works l7OS aud ITO E NV. Telephone, SO4
nh2-tf II. NEWMlER Manager.
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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALI. OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD
Icliable specialist. DIR. Brothers, 300 b st. s.w.;
80 years experience in treatment of all diseases
Of men, consultation free and strictly confidential.
seI7-lms
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tOt SAIE-
SPECIAL BULLETIN-JoHN WAGGAMAN,
100 14th st. upstairs.
The following special bargains well worth In
vestigatng: e.
handsome, finely built house. 16 rooms,
in perfect order; house 26YsO; lot Sex
200; well located northwest; within three
blocks OF White House, State, War and
Navy departments. .....................$ SO, 900
Excellent three-story 10 room modern house;
one block from Dupont Circle. ........... 5000
3 Groom brick houses, NV, near Conn.
Several excellent houses "a $50 to S, 500
New broom bricks; Pa. ave. Sc; lots 70
II. front SZ,<oO 10 SZ,60U
Broom frame; ne: lot 2i.61IOO. ........... 200
Excellent store property; ii ST. NE; 'front.'
ing new caDle cars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Handsome suburban house; rooms, bath,
CNIMPROVED.
The big fortunes have been made In Washing
ton buying cheap, available ground. We call
special attention to the following very cheap and
desirable Iroperty-most of which is subdvided
100000 feet Of ground, me-; near new
100000 feet of ground in northwest .0S cts. IT.
34l 900 feet of ground me-. one block
from new III st. cable. ............... % cts. It.
500 600 feet Of ground, Sc; Pa.av. OF cts.
Lot o. feet front; two squares from
Capitol Observation-Disclosures. 60 cts. IT.
se22-1m
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE--BICYCLES.

FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN-VERY FINE '93 VIC
tor pneumatic in condition equal new; only
$40 cash: time hNgood refs. Address PNEU-
Matte Star office. oc2
FOR SALE-NEw '93 CAPITALS; PNEJNiATICS;
reduced s75, with kit; fully guaranteed. Al
second hand pneumatcs, thoroughly overhauled,
$45 up. Call and examine II. S. OWEN MFG.
co, 1923 n. Y. ocl-tf
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40 I'll Sc. 5r......SS.J0
- bingham pl. Or. $50
l6OS King ns..........G
STORES.
lN3l l4th NV ....SiO
2's' Y So ..........1J
lGsi5 'OTh nw........25
All nth NV. = rooms.
PEI. 80 llth st. NV.
lI3rOOkland. 7r.........l2
Us Whitney aye.6r.13.S0
IoOkland. 1r..........S
t0l Graceland CT ne.
br-- -..-..-...S $50
-. AND LOAN CO..
9th and q SITS. NV.
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FVIt KENT
i22j NV, 12r. mi .sCj 427 4th Sc 4r II
DO y ave, 1lr. mi. 10 1916 ave dr. 10
1I3 L NV, Or. mi. - 1921 4th NV 5r1 -
dOgo r sw, Dr. mi Il % 1J4 9th Sc. Ar. II 30
Sol 18th NV, IT,. ~ 80 l1th ne Or 10 80
az LIST NV, IT.. $50 FTistOc ct NV. Or. 10
SOS Me ave Sw, IT1S-33 North Ew Ar. 10
1873 III NJ, 81 * 6r1 80 ~ FentOn pl INV. ar o 30
DID IL ave. Or. lI.3O 40 Bland al NV Ar s. ~
10 nc, Or, mi .l35O 46I ArInOry sw. ir....s
cAlWOOD 4 GARRETT, 18th ST and n Y ave
sc2g3ts
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FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESIATE-THREE A.
story press brick houses, opposite Franklin Park;
" IT; ~ inches on ST. by Ia IT.; stables on
rear lot. Apply to DR.. d. NJ. OGDEN, Executor,
1924 st. NV. Offer wanted. jyT-3m'
FOR SALE-15l6 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV, AT
tractive new house; well built; well arranged;
rooms. hath pantry. &c; 40 IT. OF parking;
large lot for stable IL desired: will sell low
u. l. RUST, COS l4th st. NV. au20-tf
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FOR RENT

IbR KIN
l7.;,' Ger, "ran 81. f3r SO
Jill Ia ave. fiat. Or 50
ASth NV. Tor 30 ~
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Inc above Is only partial LIST OF the properties
our hands For Rent Bulletin containing full
description issued weekly and ,an be had upon ap-
hlcati"n TO THOMAS j. FISHER < co.
go th&S l324 +
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO; GOOD AS
new cost $3.50; be bought, II taken at once
for 500; will rent at 81 per month. Call at
40 18th ST. NV. It,
FOR SALE-YOUR CHOICE OF 3 FUII-SIZED
rosewood upright grand pianos, selling at $3.50,
for S225 cash. balance of this week. n. q.
PFEIFFER & CO.. All 18th st. NV. se26-tf
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Cor. 18th and
200 LIST - NV. 1Or So ~
21;i5 Va ave NV. 6r.1G 80
1UtG 9Th u Ne. Or. 1915
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