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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-01
NEWS From RICHMOND.
Small Vote Expected Tue,day-EGeots OF
the Drouth

Small Vote Expected .day-Eneots OF
the Drouth.
The Richmond correspondent of the
Petersburg Index-Appeal has the fol-.
lowing in yesterdsy's issue: 1t is not
likely that the vote next Tuesday in the
State will be over half OF what it usually
Is in the State election. Here in Rich
mond it Ia likely that not one-,hird of
the Democrats will 60 to the polls and
probably les, than one third of the Re-
publicans will take the trouble to ex-
press their choice. In some counties
the vote will be large, but upon the
whole 1t would not be surprising il 1t
should be the smallest in fifteen years.
About Richmond the drouth is be.
coming worse daily. hear of PLACES in
the surrounding counties where wells
and springs have dried up and farmers
experience trouble in getting water for
family use as we'll as for cattle and
stock. Janea river ia lower than it has
been in twenty years. A short distance
above Richmond IL can be crossed with
out getting ones feet WEI The wheat
crop next year must Decess arily be small,
as very little has been seeded
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-01
PERSONALS.

Willie T. Bush went to Buchanan yes-
terday on q pleasure trip.
j. r. Greene has returned from n
business trip to Lynchburg.
Frank Payne. business man of
Charleston. w. Va, is in the city.
Bush returned yes terday from a
business trip to Bluefield and Pocahon-
tas.
D. L. Bachmsn returned yesterday
from business trip to Portsmouth,
Ohio.
Mrs. Joe Ellis went to franklin yes
terday TO spend short time with her
parents.
W. P. K,opff, farmer of Floyd
county, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Hon. j. Allen Watts returned yester-
day from q campaign trip to Montgom-
cry county.
Irwin London, of Auditor Cox's Office,
is very i'll with typhoid fever at his
home on West Campbell street.
Mrs. Converse. of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting Mrs. Edwin L. Moir and Miss
Caliie Staples on Franklin road.
Miss Annie King, who has been visit.
ing Mrs Joe Kills, for the past six
day.
Mrs. J. ]. Landlord, of Fourth ave.
nue. n. W., has returned home from o
pleasant visit TO friends at Fairfax
Court House.
Mrs. S. B. Payne, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs G. R. Hancock,
has gone to Forum, Franklin county,
TO visit relatives.
90
C., arrived in the city last night to visit
her sisters, Mrs. w. w. Workman and
Miss Josie Bowles.
f. B. Bell, secretary and treasurer OF
the Toms Creek Coal Com pany, accom-
panied by his wife, is in Atlanta visit
Ing the exposition.
Joseph Walters, a prominent cisizen
of the Back creek neighborhood, was in
the city yesterday aud reported the Cit
liens ticket in the lead.
Misses Lucille and Bernice Fulks.
who have been visiting relatives in Vim
ton for several months, left yesterday
for their home in Charleston, w. Va.
Judge James w. Marshall returned to
his home in Craig county Yesterday
after campaign trip through Patrick,
Henry and other counties of the State.
Mrs. j. T. Penn and Misses Mary
Heartley and Annie Jamison, of Salem,
passed the city en- route to visit to
Mrs. G. ii. Saunders in Loudon county.
R. T. Boswell formerly of this city,
has been visiting and looking after his
business interests here for several DAYS
and left lsst night for his home in
Orange.
Mrs. L. e. Chaienor. wife OF Norfolk
and Western Freight Agent Chalenor,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, is in the city visiting
Mrs. M. Woodward, on South Jeffer-
son street
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-01
BUSINESS INCKEAsING.
The Norfolk and Western Has AN En-
COuragIng Outlook.

couraging Outlook.
The Norfolk and Western railroad is
handling an enormous amount OF freight
OF every description. Business on the
road has been steadily i'm proving. For
several days past carload after carload
OF cattle have been shipped through,
some to tho Southwest to be- fatsened
for IN arket, and some to the aeaboard
for shipment to foreign countries.
Receivers Kimball and Fink started
from Columbu Ohio, On tour Of in
epeo,ion of the system on Tuesday.
Railroad officials are rather non-com
initial as TO the future plans of the
read. but it is believed that it will not
be long before the Norfolk and Western
will be on sound footing. and able to
carry on with vigor it's great work in
Virginia. The sui brought against the
company fer the settlement of claims
In refereIca to several of the divisions,
1t Ia believed, will on amicably and
So isfac torily settled. -Lvnchburg News
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BRU1sERs STILL BLuFF1Na.
They Are Down in Arkarsaw Advertis.
Ing With Their jaw.


LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 31-An hour
before the time set for the hearing of
the case dense throng OF people mad
gouRed each others ribs with shsir
elbows in the corridor of the county
courtroom in their mad desire to obtain
admission to the room in which Fl,z.
simmons AID Julian were to answer
warrants, charging them with contem-
plating an assaults upon James j. Cor
bett, and to keep the peace. Julian
mad told every newspaper man who
came within hailing distance that he
was just aching to reach Hot Springs.
All the morning he had been saving
that he would be released on bond this
afternoon and go to Hot Springs to-
night and there claim the 80, 500 forfeit
of the Florida Athletic Club, after re-
ceiving which Fizsimmons was ready TO
fight Corbest tomorrow on INV terms
the champion might name. Early in the
Day Julian received telegram from
Hot Springs stating that Col. George w.
Murphy would not be here to defend
him in behalf of the club.
Julian said that he would defend his
own case. He would go into court snd
demand his liberty, give any amour
OF boud required and proceed to Hot
Springs and force Corbett to fight or
leave the country. When a motion for
a continuance until tomorrow was
made by the State, Manager Julian
arose and said he would consent. Ad-
mtrers OF the New u slander could hardly
believe their ears.
The Prize Fight Postponed.
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 3I.-The big
fight is put over until next week, and
the chances are not favorable for Cor
bett and Fitzsin mons meeting in the
ring before Tuesday. There will, how
ever, be fight on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. when Maher and O'Donnell
will meet with five ounce gloves in
Wilmington Park, two miles from the
center of town.
John L. Sullivan is the great center
of attrac ton at the Arlington and the
ex- champion had hard time in getting
away from the throng OF men which
crowded around him. II don't see,m be
said, why these fellows cannos get to-
gether If they are anxious to fight. 1t
looks to me as though Corbett don't care
about fighting and Fitzsimmons don't
want to-"
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Robertaon Indicted.

w. G. s. Robert son, the man who shot
and killed Ike Roberts in Bedford, and
who WAS confined in tho jail IN Lynch
burg for several dsva. has been Indie led
by the grand jury His trial will doubt
less come up at the next term OF the
Bedford county court. rbe two men
we're partners in distillery and
quarrelled over the ownership of an
empty whiskey barrel, which resulte d
in the latter being instantly Killed.
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Notice.

AM prepared to furnish, on short no.
tice, all kinds OF rubber stamps, inks
and pads, wax seals and presses, stencils.
stamp holders, enamel letters ard num-
bers, check protectors and punche9, and
all kinds OF daters. Prices very low.
Address w. 8. BLANToN, No. Gil Camps
bell avenue 9. w,
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NOTE orr sample suits and overcoats
marked In our east clothing window,
you will be sure to buy. r. SCHILLER,
"a Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-01

FLOWERS are beautiful only when
fresh, and drugs are etficacious only
when fresh. Both are kept at Christian.
Barbee Drug Store.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-01

You will see something fancyin flow
ers and plants to-day at Christian &
Barbee's.
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MOTICE.-TIl ANNUAL MEETING OF
y the stockholders of the Pleasant Valley Land
Company will be held at the Office OF W. X,
Andrews " Co, In tho city of Roanoke, Va,
on Monday, November 4, 1895, at O'clock D. m
All stockholders are requested 10 be present in
person or represented by proxy.
fO3m q, LAIKIN, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ regular time for The annual meeting OF
stockholders OF the Virginia Industrial Accident
Association, notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF said Stockholders will be
held al the oilice OF the company, No 5 Camp
bell aveIuc, Roanoke, Va OH Saturday, tho 10th
day OF November, 1895, ut 10 o'clock IN. w. C.
STEPHENSON, Secretary. Ol7.1m
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WANTED-CASu PAID FOR CAST-OFF
W clothing, etc. Address 80 Salem avenue or
T. ". box 5J3, Roanoke, Va. 10 ~ I'm
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CASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND FURNl-
- t1re 394 Kimbal avenue IL. o, j. r.
HOOVER. 923lm
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AGENTS WANTED.

w ANTED.-A GOOD ACTIVE RELIABLE
w man to take orders for trousers 10 order
from S35g to 81. Address at once with references
TO RICllnOND TROUSERS CO., Richmond, Va
1l12t
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WANTED.

WANTED-WILL PAY THnEE CENTS PER
Nv, ~ pound for soft, clean rags. ROANOKE
lines. 10 %
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ED.-TRUSTWORrIIY PERSON TO
w travel. Salary 1881 and cxpenses. Refer.
cnce. Enc ose self addressed stamped envelope,
H. Il. HESS. President, Chicago. 10 90 o,t
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w N T OMAN TO SUPERINTEND
w branch office for Western Manufacturing
5000 capital required. Address BON SO, Atlanta,
ga 1929 II
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A GENTS-A SNAP FOR YOU SALES I'M
iest the business No samples needed. HOUSE.
HOLD SPECIALITY COMPANY, 20 W. Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1918 6m
WANTED-TwO OR THREE Statesmen
w for good territory. to handle our limo Of
household goods. Good opportunity for en-
ergetic canyassers Apply Standard Installment
Company, 800 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
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XNANTEO-..rWO BOARDERS AT 33l
w w. Campbell avenue 1Oa4lW
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EOARDERS WANTED.

il DOM AND TABLE BOARDERS WANTED
ut No. ~ Seventh avenue g. W. All modern
conveniences. 10 271w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

The NEWS some time ago, speaking
Of timing donations and fast offerings,
suggested that II the Bishops Of wards
could arrange some way OF visiting tho
people aud collect the latter class %
olieriugs, the result would probably
DO more satisfactory than IL generally
H. Bishop n, T., Jensen Of tho Manu
South ward Is one Of those who have
acted ON the suggestion. He Gays TIM,
81 co ho commpuuoI TO boud the Dga.
cons around Tor that purpo.o tho fast
offerings In bis ward have increased
considerably, and the people are
plebsed az the facility offered them 90
provide for the poor In this way.
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nor ApAnIY Issur.

Tho expenditures Of tho national
treasury Tor the yoar isg exceeded the
revenues by something Ike s7O.OJ0,O0l
and the fact ia particularly noted
because this was the nrt year since
the war that the balance has boon on
the wrong side. La 1893 the surplus
was small. Sill II amounted to 3d..
9iO. 900.
Tho wotst feature Mt present Is not
the addition Of some millions to the
national deDt, but theapparent dificul.
~ In reaching a satisfactory agreement
asto the proper courlo TO pursue 10 as
to make the revenues oAceed the tx'
pondilures. II Il admitted that bust.
noes 10 steadily improving aud that tho
outlook for manufacturing and mor.
camille enterprises are more sncoufag.
ing than they were year ago, yet the
prospect OF relief In the national
finances IA not bright. The gold re-
crived for the last bond issue IL going
last aud the reserve In tho treasury IL
again approaching tho line when an.
other effort At temporary relief probably
viii bo deemed necessary.
Under tho circumstances the people
look to their representative men
20 devise the plans needed, even u
party Interests for the time being must
To laid Haide. II tho nation IL In a
financial condition which a private
business man would consider very dan
gofous, Il h time 90 rlpo TO a point OF
patriotism from which all other g a..
alterations stand forth asinsignB q,
When the country is out Of a.. a..
olal difficulties, party .ss.n.' msv n,
reBumed with less hl,
.....,.., -. shatm. Aait 10, th'
- s.,sr.Jf supremacy can bo carrie,
ar for the safety Of the nation, FOL
there IL already growing sentiment
among tho mAsses of the people that
indifference TO the fate OF ia,
counlry can no longer be- justified
and what form VI expression
this sentiment will finally tax,
IL not easy to forotoll. The slrin
genoy Is thv result Of conditions preva
lent all over the world, aud beyond tn,
control OF political parties. They
should bo met In a spirit OF union and
determination, and not by disoord
which Ia sure to lead to slill deeper dis
treas.
The main issue ut preson, seems u
DO to make the expenditures and To-
sources Of tho country balance, aud
that should not bo very dinioull with
tho unlimiled resources Of this country
An honest effort To make tho most OIL
these resources Ia all that Is needed
That will bring prosperity to the PEG,
pie and ill the treasury.
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What's Coming Next?

We have seen the man not afiaid Of
free trade aud nation panlc.strcken
at the thought of o. And after two
years OF uncertainty sudden rcverses
IN the commercial circles and q complete
somgfsault iu the political field, election
frauds aired in the courts. q statehood
bill passed, an industrial army spring
into existence like a mushroom and
melt away again like dew before the
morning sun, and ail people asking,
IKE The sailors parrot 81 wonder
what's coming next" aud all seem to
intuiliyCly feel that better times are
coming What they see TO encourage
them does not seem so clear. But
merchants are buying large stocks Of
goods; miners busy as bees, making
ready for a long summers work, people
hEuiing ON the cost OF building; and
the lrrcprcssiblc real estate operators
Investing IN bali page advertisements,
the latter being as good forecast OF
better times as the gamblers bet is OF
the result Of an election, 70 on every
hand we see evidences Of a better feel.
ing, and a confidence that the indus
uious, wide.awake people who compose
this great nation are bursting forth and
rising forth Etna like, from the RUNS
OF depression, Free trade, silver deg
radiation and wild cat bank blooms,
in spite Of all obstacles have come forth
with the new year In good cheer, and
IN working harness,
FOR our own part we are preparing to
do more than double the business dur.
ing IS that we done during 'oI-and
will In a few days have on exhibition
stock OF New Spring Goods OF enor.
mUus size, with qualities and prices
which VIII be the envy OF an competi.
tors. In order to make room for this
new stock and to make the acquaintan.
ces OF new customers and TO convert
fall and winter goods into cash, to dis
count spring purchases with, we began
last week 20 make up any Pants IN
stock tor Five Dollars and sold a host
OF them, Now this week we will con-
tInue to make our Seven u Twelve
Dollar grades for FIVE DOLLARS,
all others for Three Dollars, Every
pair is a bargain, and we are glad to see
them 20.
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WILRELM's BILL.

Emperor William Is evidently en-
gagged Ia little war OF his owr with
bis subjects 10 determine whether he
himself holds the supreme power In
the empire or not. a tendency has
been manifested among the German
states to maintain the rights generally
held by people living under n cOnalitu.
tlonnl government, And this seems 10
have annoyed his majesty consider
ably.
An opportunity 70 open hoslili.
ties was given when tue anarch.
lets OF southern Europe spread terror
everywhere, 4 MEASURE was then
agreed upon which IL directed against
liaIurbera OF the public peace but 10
drafted ns sleolually TO deprive every
citizen OF tho right to orucise public
iunouOuares, IL provides Tor severe
penalties !0r aly ouc who s guilty ul
"4ltalEs 1fuu abusive kidd uu religion,
mOupIcny family marriage aud prop.
ylly" and as gaC courts Hre the solo
Interpreters OF what Is "AOusiye at-
Agaa' against these inalutlous, 10 IL
clear this law would give them
power about a8 autogTa,Ic us that held
boy the police VI Russia. No uuw5laptr
no ruUiospsaEgr could exp yss d c3u.
yigli0u 0u topics VI general interest
without mahluB himself liaJle to
prosecution.
The German luluio arc opposed 10
tais sAJr at Increasing tue pryroga.
uyus Of their eccentric ruler Ia south
Germany particularly, lHr opposition
is pronounced. Ctpuyl lellbecausr n,
ruu-ud to sanction the measure, ami
oven Bsmarck Be quoted as saying
Aat % goes TOO Rr. But mote
wlthtlaniiug gll this tHe emperor
uas given notice that tho bin must
pass ,ue RaIuhHag substantially
a- drafted boy Iao imperial council, OF
Ae Relohs.ag VIII uu Dissolved aud
new elections ordered, Anditiaiur.
tuer minated that II the people Tail
90 return representative favorable 60
tie measure, Acknowledgement ON
wholesale scale will Do attempted.
Probably THE challenge 90 tine whole
nation viii result IN good to Germany.
There are not enough imperiuusts lu
the empire to carry out schome TO
Ql.Eouc In itB nature o. the
contrary II may have the effect
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NEW FORAGE rLaNE


ConBidoublels being said ard written
about a new forage plant which h be.
ing brought 10 the attention Of AmerI.
eau farmers. tits called 5acallno--Jr
Ia more common form, Giant Knot.
grass. Everybody hofeabouis knows
what the common kuOtgfass b., aud tie
nuisance IL has become TO farmers and
gardeners, without urcsontiug any
specially good qualities as forage
plant Therefore those VINO have had
experience with pOyg0Hum ouspida.
tuDi, Is the dwati yanety 10 scientific.
ally named, will not want any thing 10
10 with pOygOHum i1chaiHCnse, as the
larger plant IL termed. Tue friends Of
the latter however, allege that there
IL no kinship between tho two 20 lar 10
bad qualities IL concerned.
sacalino was discovered on the
Island Of 5aghalin, situated Ia the Sea
Of Okhotsk, belWeou japan ana s..
oerla, about thirty ycars ago. 10 wa
introduced asa decorative plant into
Rlssia, and then to France, but IT,
forage qualities were not noticed until
quite recently. IL has vigorous
growth Joih below aud above tue
ground. Tho roots branch on all
sides, penetrating hard soils and giving
origiu 20 new shoots wniol further Ia.
crease the siEe OF the olumr,as with the
common kuOlgmss. The stems ~,
numerous aui olosely set; thgy y.s,.
tate early, anu reach hslnt n, a.,
10 ioufiton f1cL
The plant has rsceiv.t u. .,to,.o.
mont VI several lean. ..-,..,I,,,-...-
AZ good both fos', c3ldapddry clIn.tc.
y - '''' .SSuu''., three 10 1yo cI.liIgs can
w nav ) DO ~ season, that ITO yield 10
81 greater than with lluoru, auJ
Z that IL is equally suitable Tor animals,
who relish Tue leaves Of the plant pare
ucuinrly. The Fcnoh, En- igh aud
German horticultural journals praise u
highly; It's strongest endorsements In
this country como from the Cornell
Univoysity experiment station and the
Iowa agricultural college.
Just now tho seed ~ rather eEpou-
siyc, costing $50 "a pound whols,alo--
that Ia oac.,Ottluth Of VIVA, the original
clock brought to this county cool;
therefore II is only oBtAlnablo IN small
packets. For the present, thote Is not
likely to be any rush for II In these
parts, ~ iis superiority over luceTn has
not been fully established, and even II
1t were as claimed Ia not sufficient to
warrant great changes. 1t VIII be
VOL, however, to uo,o the results VI
tests to be made o. the new plant In
tho West, with view OF asoertaining
whether or not the horiioul,uTisls
really have brought out au improved
forage plant
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WATER AND CROPS.

Itlsquile probable that the discussion
OF the Telstion Of water TO crops will
receive another opportunity Of ampliil.
cation in Utah the coming season. Lasl
year there was an abundance Of water
Ter Irrigation; there has been large
supply for a number Of years. This
winter there has been a smaller
quantity Of SNOW than usual, aud such
storms gs have como worn not In the
season 70 deposit large quantities of
the "need,u" in its mountain store.
houses. The hlllsides which a. THE
time VI the year usually are wrap, IN %
mantle OF white, nov are IN great
measure denuIoi OF their winlry cover.
ing.
This means that in ls0j there ate
some sections OF Uah, 10 lessl, that
will not have HupogabuudAugo OF
water for irrigation purpose. It's not
" be inferred from this statement,
however, that gAuge 10 auy prospect of
droulh; for that would be- tile reverse
Of what Is true. but there Is au urgent
necessity for preparation 60 utilize tho
water supply 20 l.s best NIv,utago.
While we probably have auli1iult iur
az Ticuilural requirements ps they uzst
at present, there Is not going 90 uo auy
water 10 waste WHOM tho hHt season
comes on. Therefore measures should
be- taken by those who have
the control aud distribution Of water
iu their keeping 10 handle these mat.
tors care ulIy, ,quilably saJ yclnam,.
cally. twin be yelc when water
masters must BIO Systematic and pru.
dent IN their operations, or dis-ausac.
ton aud Injury VIII result
The important relation Of water 90
crops ia this section Of country has
been fully recognized 10 theory 10 the
elaborate discussion OF irrigation
problems that has been going on OF
late. Utah agriouliurists have given
Il practical application in many a "dry
season." While 1895 may not be- as
dry ~ some previous year,, yet II
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ARCmlsHur IRELAND IA reply 10
Colonel Iugersol'5 lecture on tho
Bible, referring IN the iunJeps widely
published views on suicide, said:
"In this world entwinu about your
brows the laurel aud the rase, and
when thoy wither, m th0y viii, seek
repose In suicide. Unbeliei has been
lar once consislent-it has lIro.
claimed suicide as the sole hope Of It's
unchrlB,lan world"
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Of accusing the people to the
danger Of the concentration Of power
In one hand and stir them up to a de-
termlnoi battle for more liberty. Dur
ing the time Of the old emperor the
glory Of bis ruls and The affection felt
fof his house all over Germany were
the strongest factors IN preserving
harmony. Atpresent II is almost Ger.
tain that a c5ull.ct between tho pOpu.
lar will and that Of the emperor would
end 10 the defeat Of the latter anu be a
victory Tor liberty.
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WANTED.

NVANTED-LAnY OR GENTLEMAN To
w assist 10 ONCE salary fi34ul, with
chance 20 Increase. aud position permanent, if
suited RAILWAY far paid 20 once u enEAggt
tueIoae reference anu self addressed stamped
envelope, Manager Lock Drawer chicago
A MAN m EVERY SECTION TO SELL
"A staple goods t1 dealers. experience uu.
necessary beet side Inc $500 "a month,
salary ana UNUHuHus or IurFr tummIHHIuu
made Tor scaled particulars send stamp, tIfs
ton SOAP aul Manufacturing Co., boA ili tu.
gIulttr. ohio
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- RODS. 1--WE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with riIy water and cellar fruit trees
and barn on place. Apply ou premises olA b."
Ard HuutU.
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Have your watch repaired al Sur
baugh's, 10 McCOruick Block.