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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

WHO SUFFERS with his liver, constipation,
bilious ills, poor blood or dizziness-take
Beecham's Pills. OF druggists. 25 cents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

W. II. GRIFFIN, Jackson, Michigan,
writes: Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen
years. Halls Catarrh Cure cured me-"
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

"Why do you always employ women as
typewriters? asked Mrs. Curtain Lecture.
$50 that can have someone to dictate to-"
replied the unhappy man.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

Tommy: Paw, when a man commits po-
litical suicide does he shoot his head off?
Mr.. Figg: No; merely his mouth.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

"HansOn's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted to cure money refunded. Ask your
irrggist for it. Price Is cents
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

shiloh C0ns.4 mpt10n Cure
Is SOLD on guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumv
tsoo- lt b the best Cough Cure. SctS. 50cts e10o
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09
1 BAD TEMPER

4 BAD TEMPER
and a bad liver
you'll always find
Joined together.
Make a note of this,
and see If it isn't
true.
Now, why not give
your naturally sun
ny disposition a
chancel DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09

and pity for themselves that they have
none left for anyone else.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-06-09
Pension Office Removals.


Pension Agent George W.. Click On
May 81, removed five of the remaining
republicans in the pension Office. They
ars Theron M Kelly, son of extension
Agent Bernard Kelly, J. s. Morris, Mark
Miller, 81. g. Herrick and B. s. Tuttle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
Bloomingdale Bros, 5osn and and GOTH 10Th: St:

49,. ,,.os,arr mart Of the Twenty fourth Ward VIII
be benefited by the new arrangement Eas' ~
residents while much pleased with the sneie 80
an the elevated roads, still complain OF oe'ns ~
nured TO change cars at One-hunoreu-a"u'
n,nth-st The Manhattan Elevated Railroad during
ha rac,r, saaso, runs many trains over the Second
oys and Suburban lines as far - One-huhoreo-
and-thir1v-second-st. without change OF cars. ihs
feasibility OF a continuous service Is thus sno"n
and there seems to be no reason except eeo"o,i.'
why the law proydng for n Manhattan and Sub
urban lines should not be complied Win. ,ha
pastor rHe Of fng church was re
ceved with much regret by the I'm an charge OF
T trinity Church for two years. and has many
friends in the northern wards 49,. ..,a chair ,a.,
games and are making arrangements for pcndies
or outings The annual outing OF the Menne siaS
Viii be held on Wednesday OF this week The mem;
OF the club will go By a ysniS 70 there viii be
At se SeH OF uptown schools there ser
large Hs SS POST s 'hs
James R. Angel and others made Addresses; sh'
the children sang and SsS on evening
at the sehnorsr Club eyil Justice s ssSWannscks
John G Heintz William Ebling and many other
prominent members Of the c,gh wsrs was sung
on rn Mo GSssT tuesday and Thursday evenings At
T,bling's Casino by members OF the Joan OF ARC
i;nion The hall was crowded at each pertorm-
ance The money received will aid the new Churcn
, The sunday-school OF the One-hundred-and-
forty-thlrd Street congregational ChuIeh Is Is nI rs
40 large that tent has been erected on tne
orounds Of the church to accommodate the pupils
Of the infant class. The novelty OF servces 30
held has added to the number In attendnnce,
Miss Florence Bedell and Oscar H. Caiowen wesS
married on Wednesday AFTERNOON al tne nome noo ~
and William q. Hopper were married on tuesScay
evening by the Rev John O. Oakley OF tne S t.
Richard Furlong IT,, were surprised on Ihurssday
evening by the visit OF many irienas , a.
on the anniversary OF their wedding.
on no,,ha funeral was held IN East One hundred.
q "a HStv.eiahth-st on Tuesday. Mrs Barrett died
on june and day or two later her fatner. wns
was on a visit to the cemetery 10 make arran6e-
mants for the funeral had stroke OF apoplexy
ard died In a few hours. AZ Mrs Barreu was an
aniy child her mother became chidiess ana
widow within two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
RrTcBER CHARGED WITH ARSON.

Joseph SCHNEIDER. a butcher was heid ior e1-
animation Yesterday in the Lee Avenue foiice
Court Brooklyn. a charge or arson Ohui
week ago SCHNEIDER did business al no 800 ouus
or,,,,a-s, The facts as alleged IN the complaint
n,h,cb was made by Fire Marshal Lewis promise 10
make the case one OF much interest SCHNEIDER slept
in the room back Of the shop and Was S hsre %n
NE tween years old employed by SCHNEIDER
in an affidavit says that business was Gun ana bna
i,lnscordipe 10 the boy SCHNEIDER asked him III ne
thought that II he was 10 M room WIN b sas
wwnnd he an explosion like that which happeheI
a, No S79 South Third-st Sunday night. ne t9Id
nisres mat the butcher got out OF bed that hlgh,
ia ia In a little while there was a cracking SOUND
ana anu he Mace was on fire. The people all escaped
ir ON the BOYS affidavit SCHNEIDER was arrested on
Oa rrant Issued By Justice GOettng. The examina-
ion will be held on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

CADETS GOING AWAY AND COTTNfEhS Ai'NiNi'>'
wost Point ~ " June 1G (SpeciaD.-With the
c,ose NJ the graduation exercises. the large NUMBER
~ transIents who I'll the hotels ana poar'i'is
houses here pack up their grips and take their ue
nor,ure The regular summer guests beglh 10 ar
,,o ahout the middle Of June, and the season ehus
1o,o IN October At Cranstons and Highland fals
ore,, improvements have been made during the aSt
o.r The main driving roads were overhauled ana
= no,ynincent electric light system Is now used
through the town. The principal hotels are "''eu
-, With every modern luxury. ana TINS roHa""o
"a h,storical region can now be visited without eN-
r,orc,r, the annoyances met with In less iaVored
resorts. -, ,. ,,,,, -
The officers and professors are sun D"sy VIII" .r
o,opinations and their vacation VIII not Desih ior
n week yet The standing OF the uhder ciasS "a'
MT hcen fixed and the candidates Tor "dHss'o" ~
,ho academy will not know their fate iot Sc'e'"'
ays The usual number Of visitors are 10 De seV a.
here at guard mounts ana dress pa'nur1, , e,esis
not exnrcted that all OF the regular SUNNI b"S
In rc,ch here before the end or the "ccch l.,
Mrs q H. Ernst, wife or the SUPP =,
,aroil,no in the South for her health EeheIai ~
a STANLEY IL still at Craneyh, anu '"e - ,here
~ cJHavsmith with his family, are also tnere,
sWrs Il s Grant and Colonel FREDERICK -, " t
and family are expected at trnnstonn SOIL nx
TN 1aTerson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis hre IN
,Donted about the end OF the month 49,, a.a.
Pmone The arrivals at the West Point no,ei ar 81
n T. Tarris l.. s. A.; Miss r. Surreh' ~, o,o'T r.
rldjn -. Miss Reynolds Miss Oakes' ,, Mrs
fIuI e ~ Muller. J. Dougherty; r., h2n,eit
" Hulthstcimer, G. Is SorhstaiHH;;, ,n,acu and ri
y A Parker d. II. Saunders. c. W. ot"eh anu IL
w pro orrvals at Stephens Hotel are: Thomas J.
nerren. Joseph F. Janda. George a. Nuseh'' D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
SHY DEMOCRATIC LIBELS.
ATTEMPTS TO THROW pIscREDIT ON SENATOR
ELECT wETMORE.

ATTEMPTS To THROW piscREDir On
ELECT WETMORE
,,.o,d,orce r l. June l6 (SpeciaD.-The General
.r,hlv met IN Newport two days this week TOT
49,, ,,,r,ose OF electing United States Senator ana
49, a unanimous vote chose George PEABODY wet
moro Of Newport. for that high Office since '''"
Time Democratic newspapers throughout 'hc oou"
,ry taking their cue from the Democratic "e"'
,,ners Of this city have reiterated the statement
49,, Governor Wetmores election TO the senator
III III wes n cas- of bargain and sale rms ~ az
sp ,oI, untrue and there was no reason VIVA ~
e. ,n,ling the libellous statement peyohu W
str,nIe fact that Governor Wetmore possesses a..
,anIio fortune The Democratic press OF ms 49,
"mrht IN know that Mr.. Wetmore was nor tne III -
choice OF the political bosses; that vsot Vr Sor
.nr, vas made 70 set up the Legislatuae tV
aann,her man and that Governor Wetnore n'a ~
became the candidate because the peoP'e w"
Thn sudden death OF the Rev. Dr. H. u nopalso'i,
in Nv nresident " Brown University was d
ScL 70 n large circle OF people In TINS cl,y, VIZ NJ
dyoirad him for his ability and sterIlng "oI. ~, t
r"ad as nresident OF Brown University from 1919
10 about 1880 . >,o--aoarset, Park which
,d odav were so successful that II mas peei
enaea 70 have another fifteen day meeting OF
~ same character In October mess wv ., 81
ii,ure should repeal the present law as 10 poo'
seiiing these races are likely 10 pecomne P'
ent fYcature OF sporting life In THIS cly r,,,a
nrn,onei Elisha II Rockwell ana Mrs. rann,e
t,rrdv Palmer have been appointed lactpIy ifar
~ y,dar the new law adopted by the 1ahua'S
session OF the General Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
WATCHING THE ACTION OF CITY OFF,
GALS IN REGARD TO IMPROVEMENTS.
THE PROPOSED CoNCoURsE AND THE NEW
HRIDGF,- ELEVATED ROAD ACCOMMODATIONS
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST

THE PROPOSED CoNCoURsE AND THE NEW
BRIDGE ELEVATED ROAD ACCOMMODATIONS
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST.
The present attitude OF the city officials IS en-
couroRln TO some residents OF the North Slie WHO
are earnestly in favor OF plblc 1mpr Vneh'S' ASo'
Gnrov. who formerly denounced the proposed con-
course through portions of the Twenty-thira ana
1,,yertv- fourth wards as a scheme OF real-estate
speculators has, further considerations 0o''e "
the belief that the plan Is a mer'torlouS o"e anu -
was on his motion that the Board oil Stree Ot"'s
and improvements at its meeting on may a'op.eu
,ha o,nctal man providing for the cJncourse Inc
o,,lon Of the board will not make II necessary 10
Tin work upon the concourse at present. pUc
,rnv nxes II as a feature In the laying OUT OF tnat
mart OF the city that property-o"hers can map
out their plots OF ground to conform 10 the Plop
boulevard The action OF the Corpora'io" Oo""s''
IN declaring that there is no legal oosoac'e ]" '7
NAV of dlng I'D the Mott Haven Canal Is also ell
cour,gng TO many North side residents VINO con-
-. ,ho canal dangerous to health and cause OF
a,rec,ation in the value OF real estate near one
hundred and thirty -eighth-st The activity Vi puon0
authorities in regard 10 the concourse anu "So %
~ other matters OF public Improvement mas oee"
largely Influenced by the active work OF the ene'
nn,1c and progressive North Side Board OF Trade
Iohn c. De La Vergne. William X Beal' hrneS.
Hall. Henry Lewis Morris James !" Wehs anu
,hr members were present at the meeting or the
BOARD of Street Opening on Friday at which actio"
WAS taken on the official map. The Fordham |iuo
called a mass-meetlng at its new clubhouse va,
Thursday evening mt which resolutions were paeN
r,,g favorable action on the concourse pian heso-
| mtions were passed at the same meeting oi inc
BOARD OF Street Opening for the opening OF seVerai
uptown streets. $500 49,. .so
| workmen will begin tomorrow to tear uo"h inc
old .rhird-ave bridge. large. handsome structure
high above the river will be built at cost OF De-
tveen 81 600 600 and $4,000 for the bridge ana APP
nroaches The bridge Itself will probably be coo
1901 long before the approaches are finished
The postal service in the upper wards mas ions
,esn the cause OF complaint Postmaster Dayton
has announced that he will probably be ao'e' are,
n,v 10 add several carriers to the force employed
| at the uptown postal stations -,
| Commuters between New-York and fonKers VIII
hereafter have the advantage OF double service
| on the railways between those cities Inc new
! vi, and Northern being now under the manage
ment OF the New-York Central Communication tickets
will be good for travel either line Residents Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
C0yTEsTIyG SEATS IN THE CONVENTION.

The contest Of the seats OF the sitting Democra.c
delegates from the I'D Senate District in BROOK
bn to the Constitutional Convention was begun
yesterday in the Brooklyn City Hall. Charles H.
Lincoln, Of Cattaraugus County, heard the confess
having been delegated by the Subcommittee OF tne
Committee on Privileges and Elections Inc con-
testants represented by George H. Ma'oiy'
ba, the s,,,,ne dsleea,es were unrepresented. al
though they had full notice OF the hearing Iney
are Messrs jerks Meyenborg. Shumaker, Io~I i
and Cochran The evidence given yesterday was m
the main the same as that presented at the contest
Of the seat Of Senator Coffey by W n quinn, ne
Frank r. Reeve. f. j. Chapman. Gustav stemm-
Ter Edward F. Quantn. Assemp ny nan ID To- fraud
lulent voting in various election districts In me
City and others gave formal evidence mvsr hun
dred Witnesses have been subpoenaed. and the con-
test will be continued all this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
TO EXTEND THE TROLLEY EASTWARD.
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TO BE PARAL-
LELED-sPURs NORTH AND SOUTH
PATCHOGUE TO BE REACHED.


LELEp-sPURs NORTH AND SOUTH
PATCHOGUE TO BE REACHED
The Long Island Electric Railway Company mas
been formed by number of capitalists and con-
tractors 10 construct trolley line from the eastern
limits Of Brooklyn through Jamaica and beyond on
q route nearly parallel with the Long Island Ran
road J. A. Weinberg is the attorney OF the cor
poratIon and ne stated yesterday that meeting
had been held In his Office, at which were present
A. r Hart. Clarence Wolf. c. II. Mullin. J. C. Won
ARK Benjamin Wolf. Charles VI. Cooper W. H.
English W D. Wray. Henry Loeb and Manual All
mayer Some Of them from Philadelphia, ana
Mr. Mul!n IS OF Mount Holly Springs Penn. Inc
Highway Commissioners Of Jamaica have consented
10 the construction Of road from the city line at
Lbery-ave In Henry-sL, Bandman-ave'' EN-
South Merrick. New-York and Washington SITS. IL
is proposed 70 run a spur 70 Far Rockaway ana a
line along the shore from Far Rockaway 70 Rock-
away Beyond Jamaica the route Is laid out tnrousn
Springfield Valley Stream. Rockville centre, ocean:
VILE. Baldwn's Mburn, Freeport Merrlck; NeM
Bridge SeafOrd and Babylon. Branches are piai"eu
10 run 10 Hempstead, MineOla and Garden City OH
side and East Rockaway, Barnums ana Long
Beach the other. 1t Is hOped 10 eHtehu inc ''i0
In Suffolk County TO Patchogue ", 1T,
A. r. Hart is president of the company. ne salI
yester1ay we shall begin construction as soon
- thu preliminary details are settled we mean
business and have d capital OF &vlWo WIN NOR
behind H. and none OF our stock is for sale. we
70 Long Island. The routes for which 1rdhcn!s s
have been secured be completed IN three months;
The road Will be equipped with the latest ana Desi
trolley tracti>n devices"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
pruOYAL or AN OLD PUBLISHiN" Ho0'H'

rr,o reuoval OF the old firm OF d. Appleton &
-, from Nos l. and Bond-st. TO No. q Firth
ave where they will occupy the new building at
the northwest corner Of Fifth-ave. and thirteenth
:, IL an interesting Illustration OF the uptown
movement, on Manhattan Island When the founue'
OF tn'1 p m In iS25 he began the importation or
rD@lIsh books in connection with other business IN
isstange Place After a short stay In Exchange
i;i Soriel Appleton removed to Clinton Hall,
rpnntman-st and devoted himself entirely to the
intpp removed from No 200 Broadway to the old
Society Library Building, at Broadway ana Leon
"a and rs broadway. Later stIll building was
erected at No. "a Grand-st and occupied for some
RI Rroadway About 1850 d., Appleton & Co. re-
moved to Nos. /, and Bond-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
,orrs From THE Esd REGIMENT

ueadouarters nights for the 23d Regiment are an
..,o..i az follows: June IS. July Q August g.
sen,ember and every Monday night thereafter
,r.o noxt regular session OF the Regmental FIX
a.atn,no BOARD will be held on Monday. september
afnhiIS nj Colonel DE Forest is detailed 10 the
I,Ieuun,.I delinquency Court appointed under
nsSnrs ia NJ series 1890 Commissions are Alfred
Oruers 10 drst lieutenant with rank from May
3 0 sac ,ce Kraft promoted Thomas W. Arnold
rs 1osG,' ,,cttenant, with rank from May q. Ssi
x,ies Kayser, promoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
mrs CAKES TO RE ~ Court ON TOESDAf'

xRs o.rrs rO ne IN COURT or TOESDA 7.
Mrs. Lucia Cakes. wife OF Francis j. jake ."e
head ~ the oakes Chemical Manufacturing Csm-
pany OF Long Island City and New-York was 10
have been produced in the Supreme Court In BROOK
.yn yesterday. in obedience 10 writ oil naoeas
corpus by Dr. D. A. Harrison, head 81 ne ns ssc,
asylum at Breezehurst Terrace H. , Dua ~ ~ Mr.
oass. she had been removed to R 0sred She
cSarssS ~i,h h.b,val drunkenness, and has been
ssnt 10 the asylum three times. Counsel tor DIT;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

Enochs. r.. b. Calvert. c. s. Hancock ~ F LynnGGn
Miss II A. Lynch. Miss A. NJ huSSn oo;en ;''IS
e Nichols W, p oliver. Paul williams j G. wei
born ID. g. Berry ID, John, w: r. Io!' sm,,S
u Donovan and H. Newbold ,,., I, orvaI
The arrivals at Cranst9ns ate; urs Nor
rson cCSsky nS'ts M MGs RSm Rogers and
n,, %IIss NJ L. Alexander. w. s. kochers-
n Ierry' Mr.. Morgan u. Lewis, Mrs NJ c SMITH
Mr. aud Mrs II. G. Dossette' Surse0" a. ~ 80
cIoorv 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
FOR HOTEL on FIRE ISLAND.

The Surf Hotel at Fire Island Is being put In
readiness to be opened as hotei again.
Mechanics are at work repairing and reno
waiting the old building. Charles A. Mer-
Ritz will be the new manager. The state Is the
oner Of the property and is TO receive two thirds
Of the profits Of the business James a. Ien saso
ciated In the management OF the hotel WIN Ma
Merritt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
RE ELECTRIC FRANCHISE VETOED Agar

TIT II1Il' IIIII IIt71 y V'I'7@11 ' IT "
Mayor Schieren has vetoed the second series OF
resolutions by the Aldermen granting irahcniSe
to the NewYork and Eastern Telegraph anu wv
phone Connapv The first resolutions we're We
oed by the Mayor on the ground that the grant
was contrary public policy The Adermen IN ,ne a
passed the resolutions the Mayor $ Veto ny d
vote OF 70 10 g. The Mayor has found that , tne
veto message not printed in al me tba
any attempt 10 pass the resolutions over MS oo-
fctions invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

asylum any longer than necessary. He was oi-
rected to produce her on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
GREAT STORES or GRAIN.
THE ATLANTIC BASIN A FACTOR IN
BROOKLYN'S GROWTH.
AN EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN THE
FACE or OBSTACLES SOME POINTS ABOUT
NIr BIG ENCLOSURE.


When a lot Of swampy and low-lyng land In what
is now the Red Hook part OF Brooklyn was DECIDED
to Stevanus Van Cortl2nd in 1885 while William III
was on the English throne it was held IN lttie es-
TEEN. Later when Anne was queen, in lhZ' Ste-
phenus Van Cortlandt decided the same properly 70
Kian Van Renslar, and from him II went 10
stcnhen De Lancev Geertruyd Van Cortland. and
members Of the Roosevelt and other New-fOrK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

We cannot expect to unload such vast qua'''' us,
Il, ; Won oct bio values here in ordinary times They
u d these items must concede they in all respects
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-04
]. B. COLLINS.
Estate
Co11ect1onS
Live Stock Commission.
Office:-Bryan Block, Room No. l.
Garra-vnpHan.a cnlisifsh
,CO1lcCt1onS
Office:-Bryan Block, Room No. l.
Correspondence solicited.
Has the following property listed:

Has the following property listed:
A comfortable four room dwelling viii
summer kitchen attached. lot 35xlG
price, $3.50.
A neat four room dwelling. stable y
rear, desirable location. 90 feet iron
price 81, 100.
A commodius six room dwelling, 2,
cellent cellar. arteslan well on PREMISE
stable and hen house, small fruits ant
vegetable garden attached, a prime bai
gain; price. $1,000.
A snug brick dwelling house. fou
comfortable rooms. southern exposure
delightful location. fifty front fee,
price $3.50.
A neat one and one-half story dwell
ing house of four rooms, southern ea
posure; price s4UU.
A large two story frame dweliu,
house, northern and western eSposur,
brick stables in rear. fifty front feet, eat,
walking distance from Main street; pri,'
500.
A rne two story dwelling house. 81,
rooms, southern and western exposur'
with large commodius stable I'D real
fifty feet front. centrally located; pric'
81 200.
An attractive Pleasant street dweliin.
one and one-l a'f stories. fifty feet
ground. south, IN exposure; price s!''
A comfortable fire room dwelling
house. southern exp Dsure. lift. froi
feet; price 800.
A five room frame dwelling house. lift
front feet, convenient to Main street
norfhern and uegtprn pynoeurp. pri1
$500.
A large number of other choice dive!
Ings and building lots in the city and Il
the different additions to the city. t.
sale cheap and on satisfactory term,
Parties desiring good city property a.
an investment. where same is paying n
rents over IL per cent on the amour
invested. can be accommodated.
First class Main street lots for sale
suitable for business purposes. and a
terms to suit purchaser.
! have for sale tract OF land con
prising some GO acres, near the cIt!
'ullp timbered, that can be purchase
At 500 per acre. Have also a chOlc'
tract of some 81 acres. lying under tn
ditch. that hold at $500 per acre.
Having complete block book Of al
city property, revised up to date. shal
be pleased to have any one intereste'
call and inspect same. Full information
gwen on all properties. Clear title giyer
to all property offered by me.
Select bands Of sheep and horses 70
sale. City collections promptly a'
tended to.
u. h. COLLINS.
Room > Stock gro yers Bi1< BlD:s