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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-07
CIGARETTE Is A GOOD THING
Compared With the Juicy Pipe and tt
Notwithstanding Contents

New York, Oct. 6.-The Herald says:
Still putting your cigarettes, Ell? Well
You know as well as 1 do, for I've
preached it 10 you often enough, the
fate Of the cigarette fiend. Get a pipe.
my boy, get pipe, if you must smoke,
and enjoy your tobacco nationally, and
inno' Ibously. as 1 do"
So says paterfamilias, and a. he does
b he IS doubtless conscious that he is
giving his son and heir the advice that
is justified 10y the experiment Of his half
century's worship at the shrine Of St
Nicotina. Then, as he sees his boy. in
spired by mis- proper f1lial regard for pa
ternal counsel, toss his half used ci-
garette aside and proceed TO fill his
fathers extra meerschsum, he throws
down his newspaper, removes his spec
tacles, polishes them with his handker-
chief. and replaces them, only 10 re-
mark. in a tone of evident irritation.
BY the way, my boy, don't fail to
stop at the opticians on you way down
town tomorrow and hurry up those new
glasses l ordered. ! don't know what's
the matter with this pair, except that
they seem to be getting worse and
worse every day"
And paterfamilias reads no more that
evening, but consoles himself with his
big black oriarwood and the thought
that his plain talk and forceful example
have had a good effect and that Charles
has aiken a step in earnest toward the
abandonment OF the fatal cigarette.
Now If DR.. Richard Ellis had dropped
in about this time, he might have told
p8terfamilias a thing or two that would
have astonishei him and upset his the
DRY, besides enlightening the old gentle
man as to the apparent perversity Of his
spectacles. DR.. Ellis has paper in a
current medical journal 10 which pater-
familias' attention is politely requested.
Nov, if the doctors position is correct.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-07

Include Mr.. PIunkett, the Presidents Late
Massachusetts Host

Washington, Oct. 6.-There were many
callers at the White House today. among
them being Secretary Alger, Assistant
Secretary Day. Justice Harlan and Sem
ator Shoup of Idaho.
William B. Plunkett of North Adams.
Mass, where the president and Mrs. Nc
Kinley visited on their recent trip. was
the guest of the president at breakfast
this morning.
Colonel John N. Taylor and wife Of
East Liverpool. Ohio who are old friends
Of the president and Mrs. Mckinley, are
guests at the White House. They will
remain several days Colonel Taylor is
one OF the largest butter manufacturers
in the country.
Among the consul appointments which
will be announced in the near future will
be that of Rufus Fleming OF Ohio as con-
sui al Edinburgh, Scotland. Mr.. Flem-
ing is mana ging editor Of the Cincinnati
Times-Star.
The president and Mrs. Mckinley this
afternoon received the m, hbers of the
Ladies' Home Mission o. the Methodist
Episcopal church, who are holding their
annual conference al Baltimore, Nd
Mrs. Senator Teller is president Of the
society, but in her absence the ladies'
were presented by DR.. Johnson. pastor
Of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
church Of this city.
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Appointed bv tn. President

Washington, Oct. 6.-Tne president to-
day appointed Augustus c. Seyfe-t OF
Pennsylvania % he consul al StraIford.
Ont.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing oos,masters:
Aisoama-Tuskogee. James A. Grim
mel
Arkansa s-Malvern. Enoch II. Vance,
Jr.; Rogers, Leo x Foster
Idaio-Delsmsr. William Judd.
Illinols-Chsmpai On. OSias Riley; For
rest Lucien Bullard
Indian Ter-5sory-Wynnex wood. Nelson
II. Norman
lowa-Bonaparte. James P. Davis. e.
kader. g. NJ Clifford. Onawa. James J.
Elliott
MISUNDERSTANDING I. P. Robinson
Dexter. Thomas J. Ulsa; P!essan; Hill
Bernard Zlch. s..
Lancaster, Pa, Oc;. s-Aazus;us Sey-
tar. sho Eas today appointed consul a.,
stanford. on. has been n politics IN this
county Tor number OF years He wac
elected MEMBER o. she house OF repre-
seHtailves in 1891 ard has served eontia-
uously ~ = me present line. He Is
recognized as one .. the Leaders II Ian
caste. c5gn-y
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MEDFoRp
Incendiary Started = $4,000 BiaIe Yes
terday Morning.

Medtord. @. T. Oct. S.-(SpeciaL)-At
leo this morning FIRE broke out in the
rear OF P. E. Deans general merchandise
store. The alarm was given and ne
ci.y's new Babcock ex-inguishers were
brought 70 The scene and put 20 work,
bu. had no effect on ne flames The En-
tire ron Of buildings Nas burned. Places
totally destroyed were: p 2. Deans gen
eral merchandise store; loss Sc 90; insuE-
aace s2.2oo; Sis;lec's furniture store, loss
$500: stock saved; Med<o-d company
drug store: loss $50; no Insurance: Ar
cade saloon. loss $50; no insurance:
S1-onie-'s harness shop. ioss 500: stock
saved
Several ether small buildings were
burned and some wsre torn dawn 70 save
from burning Tae to;s. loss will amour
10 probably sl5.eao. - which only s3.oae
is covered by insurance. TIE wind came
from ne northwest which prevented he
fire from destroying TIE entire ;osn- The
FIRE x supposed % be The work y an IL
cendlary. bu; suspicion Las aoI attached.
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LIKE THE OLD GUARD
Continued from First Pase)

| ton OF things which might have proved
fatal was created a. once. A measure OF
doubtful Justice and OF more than Ques-
| tionable efficiency, calculated perhaps
| more TO irritate Spain and enIoroil the
| United States in a war with tnat nation
than to save Sangu:lly, and grounded up
on an imperfect knowledge OF the facts
| of the case, was attempted 10 be rushed
through the United States senate, exact
| " at the same time in which he determin
alton already reached by Spain 20 COM
ply with the wishes OF the United S.aes
and set Julio Sanguilly al liberty was be-
ing carried into execution.
Thanks to Divine Providence through
the righteous attitude Of the state depart
ment; through the firm stand OF some
honorable senators who were then called
organs of the governor general OF Cuba,
of the Queen of Spain, and against Nnom
the friends of the measure acknowledged
to nave used a little by-word OF badin-
age;' through the cooperation OF the
Spanish minister; and perhaps through
the earnest appeal OF the prisoners coun-
sci to the honorable chairman Of the SEN
crisis was averted. and the most grac-
ious act of her majesty, the queen regent
of Spain, 10 whom Sanguilly personally
was not absolutely a stranger, could be
carried into effect in Havana withou:
the slightest difficulty"
The conclusion of the pamphlet says,
in part:
1.-The .Sanguilly case reveals. pronin-
entity above all its other features, and in
the most striking simiitude with all the
phases OF the present situation in Cuba,
ever since 1925, thai a feeling OF deep
rooted, almost invinciole, distrust is the
prevailing element in the relations be-
tween Spain and Cuba. 1t bears testi-
mony. exactly the same as the CUBAN
problem, TO the fact. whether willingly
or unwillingly accepted, and each time
better esia olished, that in ali questions
concerning the action Of Spain in this
continent the United States is a party to
the contention-and that in obedience 10
eternal laws of nature. the wishes Of the
always to prevail in the end. And it
shows, in fine, and in no less a degree
than the Cuban problem, that all attempt
no matter how much accompanied by
noise and alleged popular support, 20
force upon the administration an unde-
sired attitude or 10 dictate to it the man.
ner and form in which is duty must be
performed, is foolish TO the extreme. and
dangerous, even if it is sincere"
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breaking tim. by jamie r. by Bow Beus.

breaking time by jamie T. by Bow Beis.
dam Nida. dam OF Leone. VINO held the
yearling race record % 2.2s -, in 1892
jamie T won in straigh. heats in 2l'lz
and 2.15I4 from Peter the Great. Liner
lex. Charley Herr and four others
In me two-year-o.d tutu-i.y JAMIE T
was ;op-heavy fsvorite. The wo-1 was
given on the fourth score. and JAMIE I
Immediately went 70 me front. closely
pressed by Peer he Grea-. This ~as
the order for ,he whole mile. JAMIE I
winning by ha.f length IA 2-l7 ID
In The second neat the came two ven
ont and Peter the Great pressed JAMIE I
closely until me sixteenth mile post.
where he later drew away and W1n oy
two lengths 70 2I5 -
TIE other races were .ame. Sale T1le-
winning IN a Jog. while Countess Eve
won every hea- from hTe ~ zen leuz, hs
TIE late. mare = the properly ~ the
viennese. ;hey having 5cuz5t her
Terre Hsu.e after her mile 81 that place
IN a09l-s Sle goes 20 Europe next
mon =. SIrnms-y-
TIE wilson. 20 classg pacing. purse
8 90. Sale Teier. b. n. ~ As1-arf
Wilkes CHIzssy) wrn in H'rs.g a- 1eais-
Tine 2101-f 2-gs - ga - Sa-ln -
pe-s second. Ne-a / :1.ri An5l'ex ,@-.
Force, Herr. Kr5., Aasn All Silver
Caomss sS5 =.ar-e3-
Two-year-o. t1t1r,-y. value = 60 ia
ne =. % Z. b. B1V Bells. dam y "a fEgl
le-g E5a IN s.sr.gh; Hes-s Tine ~ u.
aIsf-A Peer ne Grez. see1a3. L-ue-
! thi.8. Charley Herr Niss Duke.
Ara5ie AMI Name Geraldine a-s3 s-zr-ei
sIs c.ass. tr3--.ng. 53-se 800. CON-
.ees Eve. bn.- ~ N7rsal thE5urzi T1n
IN strslg5t beats Tine 20 H. -is -.
81. Dr. Robinson Fec n. sanizud ClaS
.aird Ava. WllI4m TEL All PoF-ef J.
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Rock Ch.Ih wh-i-. tn. Nd.

Kansas Cry. No. Oct. s.-Th. Kan.as
City Medical college and the University
- Kansas p.eyed a Lively game % fooi-
osu here today. The game Vas -, sor
lg O'Clock. but vas delayed beosus. q
NrsngllnE. The hnet ssl' ended. Ksnszs
University. 6. Medical c7liegc. o.
Second hsif-E ansss. u. Medical cci-
lsgs. g. To.si. Kansas. 2. Me3ica. ca
.exe.
PRINCETON g: RUTGERS o
Princeton. y. J.. oct s--RUzsTs wss
dsfe4.e3 - % by 'oe gers "a 80
varsity x m. tAss afternoon. before
one RI. tie largest crowds r, the vssSon
s more p.tlful exhibition - f8o;bsB has
1s- been sse1 GA tae varsity Er7unfs
,1- many ssy. IN 40 halves q nf-
teen and zen minutes each. PT@ncet2a
sr7-ed seven :0uchaoans ard tzr.s
gsst4 from fn~ 6si1
PF-,sSsYLvAssIA s.. CF-TTTsBr-Rr o.
F1is ialphls. oct s-Ths University
% Pennsylvania today deses "a ne Get
.ysb1-g College team - a sore .. s. .
o. TIE RI an4 blue tean 9iayss 80
bes. game 'aey have p; ~ ,aas s>ss7u.
r-1-iuE zl171s, a. EiL En tuu-hsc zns
were s-1-ef "a me -. bar sn1 f31-
-91chd7Eas sus neii goa ne i9.fsr
- M--s. !n ne sscouf hss MINIS
',icxed saFen p ne zen gas re -nss-
- tEo. WAKE one. aaf ace psn'-s5t
saa rngrss In fae se-1a1 a4f -.
Penny iranis ,saD rEs c.E-ug3-si amos
entirely r.. sl5s. T7ss-s 172-ss acre mae
a. f5-sxs = e ca-4s-t. Herrs-ker :.
Guiana. Ja-kt.a 9 C2e9nsn. Hap.
YAI.E e. A&FfE1EsT o
w Tfaeee ort s-Auae-srs lzhs-
- -. sleseaf ~.ssea proved sssT si--
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%. ln,3 f7e ed 800 80 e.evsa ga
sa.rn ~ sev~n f-~sa1sea. al -. - 20 Q.
A-.1rsr@s gaze Ts.s ore srsr~. h1Heve-
~ :h- 49,. hsf . ss-.9s zQ-~s a p1as
as A1-sr-st -: tae hsl a. Tas~s -
vs~s la~ T5e vls.tg-s stvances -.
l-ss ae- seven yar% rs. gssl &: On
Faz TIE sss tas nearest azaers.
g. rrE
PRINCETON e. WnF-ScE.yIfT .
I'~arE - =. o. The p. r-~-rs
. race ssuf 1ozre 60 - z-ser.e 80 .s-say
arz3 s~fea.et sae s-reas -casaI .es= -
a s1re g. 20 =. ia a--esiy sonssssrs
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sea-s acs arz re8 = Sea Yusk stat.
zs1sfzls a.-.ass - Ca--sxs .-a..s.&
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WINNERS AT LEXINGTON
Jsnie 7. sAliie Ioi-r .aG C-Gnte.s I've
.n tho Three Events There


Lexington. Ky. oc-. s--Ansihsr large
c-oRd xit-~sse6 re seconi days 80
=, re meeting o.. re Kennedy Tr7i-inE
Horse g-se3s-s s@sociarl1a-
TIE wes.her Eas , rtscs and the lax
tzs;
The even. = ;he dsF zss -1s g - 20
,g-.iy. q. ;Ee-yss--o.5s. az = .s-o.a-
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endures by taking proper care Of her wo-
msuly-self No woman can long retain her
general health who negiects the health Of
The organs that constitute her woulanhood
She may suffer only locally for a time
Eventually the nerves are ruined BY the
constant wear and tear OF pain. They cease
70 impart the necessary nervous activity to
the various organs of the body. \ general
and serious breakdown follows
A wonderful medicine for weak, nervous
women, who through local troubles are
threatened with a general break down is
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription 1t acts
directly on the delicate organs that are dis
tinctly feminine. II restores them 10 visor
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natural function of directing healthy ac-
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makes bsby's advent easy and almost pain
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best wornan's medicine and more than
GO 900 women have said so over their sigma
lures Druggists sell IL
- cannot say too much for Dr. Piercc's Favor
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Bridgeport. Montgomery Co, Pa. 4 feel il my
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earth for them TO use. cannot praise IT too
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this give them ny name and address
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are sure,
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BUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Salve lh the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilbla'ns. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Geo.
Van Werden's Pharmacy, 323 ". Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
ayentleS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-07
CrOup Quickly Cured

Mountain Glenn, Ark.-Our children
were suffering with Group when we re-
ceived a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Eemedy. 1t afforded almost instant re
lief. A. Thornton. This celebrated
remedy is for sale by Druggists.
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nothing else. In order tAsi Smith may
acquire the 'esthsr-welght championship
OF the word ne mus, fight and LEX DIX
on - a finish. which ae declares he Is
ready 20 Do a; any time
Green's decision r. almost universally
regarded az an sninsn.iy faiT one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-07

About Ireland ana the i'e"
wou,dn,t Have Sounded at All Wei
From Her Britannia Majesty Herself
New York. Oct. 6.-A- copyrighted ca
nlegram from London 10 the Evening
Post says:
mo little talk has been aroused IN po-
litical circles today over passages ID
Lord Tennyeon's biography which near
iy all the reviews purposely or accident
ally overlook These passages in letters
of Lord Tennyson furnish the first direct
evidence Of the queens bitter and acllVe
hostility 10 the home rule policy OF ner
then constitutional advisers.
1T is a well known fact that the let
ers are now published by the deliberate
wish Of her majesty. This tends 10 give
peculiar interest and importance to the
disclosure, suggesting either her oehet
.1at Irish home rule is dead beyond re-
call. though Mr.. John Morley has this
week again nailed the home rule colors
10 the Liberal mast, or else her fixed de-
termination 10 Withhold her acceptance
OF any such const itutional change"
Mr.. Gladstone was the queens prime
minister in June, 1885, and was hence the
constitutional recipient OF her political
condolences; yet she was at this time
writing 10 Lord Tennyson on political
topics in letter which is withheld, but
which, as Lord Tennyson's reply sug-
gests, was in opposition to Mr.. Glad
stones views.
Again, in April. 1856. two days after
Mr.. Gladstone, again as the queens first
minister, introduced the nome rule bill
in the commons, the queen writes:
II cannot in this letter allude TO poll
tics, but l know what your feelings must
be-" which Lord Tennyson accepts in his
reply as a reference to the disastrous
policy Of the day and declares that he
would die rather than see the rebelhous
royalists Of Ulster repressed.
This evidence of the queen stepping
outside her constitutional advisers 10
condemn the IIisl cause and proba oily 10
emoarrass her ministers viii certainly
cause much pain in Ireland, if Il does
not create political troubles. Even the
Times questions whether II is discreet 10
publish the letters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-07
MINES RIVER BEDS
ILLINOIS NAN WILL HARROW OF
THE YUKON.

He is Already Stirring Up Pay Gravel From
Under the Waters oe Montana's streams
and Thinks He Can Make 1t Win on the
Yukon-Passage of the Yukon Likely to
Be Barred by Ice Any Day-Steep
Prices For Things at St. Michsels-
origin of the Pirate stories-K'on-
dixie News
Kankakee, IL, DC. s.-W. A McGillis.
a wealthy contractor Of this city, will or
ganize a stock COMPANY here and in Chi
cage with a capital stock OF 100000 10
dredge the Yukon and tributary streams
for gold. M NcGillis has two elevator
dredges working river in Montana for
gold with great success. The boats are
provided with sluices and pumps. enao-
ling washing for the precious metal dur
ing operation OF the dredges.
HARD TINES AT ST. MICHAELS.
ST.. Michaels, Sept. 1e.-The general
impression is that rhe boats tina, leave
here from this time on will not be able
10 get over 1000 miles up the river be-
fore they will be frozen in. All iniepen-
dent steamers will be compelled TO car
~ coal, as The natives have cut all the
driftwood along the river bank for over
one hundred miles and have sold IL 10
the steamers owned by the two big COM
panies.
The new finds on Minook and Hunter
creeks continue 10 cause excitemen. and
there are now about 500 miners on the
ground.
In ST. Michaels sugar Is 25 cents a
pound, shot shells IS cents each, bacon
35 cents per pound, blanket trousers IS,
chocolate drops for % cents. scent CAL
leo So cents yard. cotton bandanas 81
each. -four IS a hundredweight, candles
IS cents a pound, small box Of sardines
so cents.
Six men have probably lost their lives
near her as the result Of foolhardy al
tempt 10 sail up the 1850 miles of river
which in some places runs down al the
rate Of eight miles an hour. The men.
two of whom are manner ASercrombie and
Tate. were last seen drifting out OF the
IiOutH VI the uhuN 10 Std III ulctTtss.
Three men in a sailbOat started up the
river from here last week and have no.
been seen by anybody since. Their
names are Matthews. Roberts and
Schultz.
THE PIRATE STORY.
Port Townsend. Wash. Oct ga pri-
vate letter received from St. Michaels via
the cutter Perry from Dutch Harbor ex-
plains the sensational story published
some time ago about an Alaskan treas
ure ship requiring protection by revenue
cutters against the possibility OF piratical
attack. It is not to guard against pirates
ha he vessels are needed. Ever since
the movement toward Klondike began,
steamers have been dumping all sorts
ard conditions of men at S.. Michaels.
The gathering has been getting worse
from month to month, and as a result
the Rush and Corwin are now at ST. Mi
chaels ready 10 land men at a moments
notice and put stop 10 any trouble that
might. considering the fierceness OF the
miners, quickly spread into a riot The
cutters will remain al s.. Michaels until
al possibility Of trouble has passed.
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as passed ava

Thin and impure blood Is made rich
and healthful by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilia-
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HATES HOME RULE
QUEEN VICTORIA MAKES THAT
PACT VERY PLAIN,

Though Gladstone Was Her Constitutional
Adviser, In 1885, She Was Writing Let
tiers to TeEDyson, VINO was Sui'e a
Much Tory as Poet. and Who Could ana
Did Say For Her All the Hard Ihings
About ireland and the irish 1ha'
Wouldn't Have Sounded at All wen
From Her Britannia Majssty Herse1
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Denver. Colo. oct. 6.-A special 70 the
News from Santa Fe, " N. says: The
United States court OF private claims sd
joGTnei today 20 meet again az Tucson.
Arizona, January !. and al Santa Fe. Jan
uary & TIE Cieugu'.a tract. involving
45o. 90 acres. twenty-five niles west OF San
IA Re. was Confined The VaIlecito De
Loba grant. a cia.m II RIO Arr:ha county.
for lIi.oo acres. much % =; valuable Mr.
eral land. was rejected by The court
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Refuses to Meet With the Representative
of Russia and Japan But 1t Is Intimated
That She wouldn't Mind Meeting the
United states Alone aud the United
States, Russia and Japan Night Get To.
gether IL They Liked-CaDsda's Objec-
<tion Spoiled tho Original Program
Central merIcan Affairs
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-28
JUNIUS MCGEHEE, Agent
REAL
ESTATE
is sELLlNG!

what you want.
dwelling with 6 large rooms and 9
small rooms on lot 50x15O feet with SIN
PIE and room servants house, all for
Yl,soo; one-third cash; balance in one,
Two ana three years. This is very de-
sirabie mousse for II railroad or shop man.
large lot on Salem avenue 5OyoOO IN
Rorer avenue at 4 special figure for all
cash.
Dwelling with 6 rooms on Third avenue
r. n; e. Price, $1,000; 500 cash; balance
$40 per month.
A large o.room dwelling with all con.
venlences in most desirable location.
frlce, S8'ooo cash. This is probably the
Two nice room dwellings in desirable
location, cost 81, 100 each to build. now
two 81, 900.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-28
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

broom dwelling, mcdera imnrove.
$4,000 ih'ii'
7-room house. modern improvements.
large lot, good location, in southwest. n
lovely home, $1,000
Groom house In southwest. good con-
dition, $1,000, $l5 cash and STA per
month. Pc
Groom house, in southwest, large lot
and stable, near the center of the c,tv.
Sl,Oo0, small cash payment and $40 per
month. FO Pe'
S-room house, near center of CITY. large
lot, beautiful grounds; 81 500, easy pay
mentS. P"'
Broom residence, in southwest. in
beautiful condition, nice grounds and
shade; SO, 100. This is choice niece of
property and very cheap.
groom hvuse in northeast, convenient
to shops; $500, $50 cash and IS per
month. PoA
10-room he use on Terry's Hill. largo
lot and fine stable: $4,000, easy pay.
ments; This property cost SO, 600, can
DC EXCHANGED for cheaper house or un-
improved property, the purchaser as
Stunning long time 6 per cent loan for
the difference.
Several pieces of first-class property in
center of city. renting now for 10 per
cent. of prices asked. These are choice
Investments.
Nice Groom house in northwest
Sooo; Sloo cash, aud $40 per mouth.