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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

WAS a EAlTHLEss FRAU.

Ass. John frGelsen Has Gene From Gable
With Another Nan.
Over in Mercer county they are
talking about the elopement from Ca.
BILE last week. of Mrs. John Truelson
with George W. Shannon Of that place.
Mrs. Truelson also took her two sons,
aged and z yearf. completely de-
serting her husband and home.
Shannon left wife who IL in q deli
ca c ,ndition. People from Cable
who believed the couple had come
toward Rock Island. were in the city
today in search of them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22
Masters Sale.

STATE or rLLrNors,
tpcE ISLAND COUNTY.
in tss eirenii court In chsnocry. sorsciosurs
han.aeia =. Sturgeon ". Patrick erser bog
Notice ), hereby given TIA, b, with. a, . A.
cree OF said court entered "a toe above en,i,l..s
Saase; on ihs lsih day q January. A. %. IN,
! snsn 90 saturday. The 18TH DAY Of Nerrb
a. W.. II the hour of o'clock In IN ss,e,
noon. q The frsnt door sf The oonrt bouse an ~,
ely of hock I-lard. In eaid county Of Rork isl.n6
70 ssiiesy said decree cell A. nm 10 ys.a, J.
tne highest and rest bddcr for cssh IN hspd sbos.
e.hsn parcels a sabc. eitaafe an fhc counfx III
Rock Island ana stzte Of rliipois. tsav. So a.
seIibed . folows. t.-wit:
IN. and y ded oDe.1fth part OF loss one Cd apc
Mo g, " och ietfeen fIs) ard The undiyidee
e.hnh pan of the nth o-e hund ed and hin,
tiSD feet Of los tea go ia bioch rupbc- mi,
city of Rock I.lsnd w Wv
, Dated .; scck Island. Illinois. this LAT dsv a,
repiusry. A. D.. 1871. ELwrr X PARuxrrEn
Asessr IN chspcesy. Rock leland County. IN.
v. D. AAhnsLL. Cnmplsinsute soiic1tor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22


The man with a weight on his leg
cant hope to win in the race. A
man with q weight on his heslt
cant expect to com pete in life and
business with those who are not
handicapped. If his brain is heavy
and his blood sluggish, because Of
constipation. he will not succeed in
doing anything very we'll. Consti-
patton Is the cause of nine-tenths of
ali sickness. Symptoms Of it are
sallowness. listlessness. poor appe-
lite, bad taste in the mouth, dizzi-
ness, biIiousness and lassitude. Con.
stlpation can be cured easily and
certainly by the use of DR.. Pierce's
fIeasant Pellets. They are not at
all violent in their action, aud vet
they are more certain than MANY
medicines which are SO strong that
they put the system all out of order.
Inc great advantage OF the "Pleas-
manently.
send II one-cent stamps to cover
cost OF mailing only, and get his
great book, The Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser, absolutely
Tree. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 6es Main street,
Buffalo, NY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

The taxes for 1896 are now due
and payable ut the law office OF
Q. + Cramef. 1712 Second svenue.
Bring last years tax rect ipta
and avoid delay in searching for de.
ocriptions. HENRY KROKGER.
S Township Colieetor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

docs your husband ever talk in his
Sleep"
He appears to. but have my doubts
about his being asleep. Most Of hi. talk
is about how dearly he loves me and
how highly he regards mother. Gin
cinpati Enquirer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22
Progress Ia Modern Athena.

The progress of the modern capital Of
Greece will not astouish American read.
ers, but Athens in no way resemble.
New York or Chicago, nor is Greece
America. Between the two countries
there is no point of comparison vhatso.
ever. The Americans, springing from
and connected with powerful Europeau
nation, began their career with all the
advantages and few of the drawbacks OF
civilization. They had only to confront
the physica. obstacles to their possession
OF the extensive territories which mt.
traoted and rewarded their enlightened
energy, and immigration accelerated
the formation of u glorious common.
wealth. The Greeks, emerging from
ages Qf debasing serfdom, had no politi-
cal or socia! CT intellectual preparation
Tor the work of regeneration. After hav.
ing achieved by dint of desperate efforts
the independence of a part only Of their
land and race they had to undergo a
series OF revolutions before settling
down into an organized body polite
Moreover, the belief that the national
unity Is not yet complete has tended,
and long may tend, to retard the work
OF internal development. Neither these
considerations, nor the fact that the
wnoie country was scene of desolation
at the close Of the war of independence,
must be lost sight of in forming judg.
ment as to the progress thus far effect.
ed. Bikelas in Century.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery Of
the age. pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. act gently and positively
on the bowels, cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds. cure headache.
iever' habitual constipation and bill
iousness: Please buy and try . box
Of C. G. G. today; 10. Is. SO cents.
eo'd and guaranteed TO cure BY al
druggists-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

A COW has been known to recognise
the picture OF . calf. and the tiger is
SAID to be drawn to . trap BY the pic
ture OF . companion. The simid horse,
however. takes no notice q picture.
and the cat will not spring ct paintec
bird.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

The ordinary annual crop Of silk In
China 10 estimated st shout II. 00Q. 900
pounds, Of which over 90 per cent 10
consumed In the country Whsss e II
produced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22

Cascsrsts stimulate livss, kidneys
and bowels usvse sicksa, vsnksa
% griPs; 10 essaA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-02-22
HUNG IN HIS BARN.
Suicide Of Off Hamilton Nlea,
Gable.
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Isss.
Cable. ILL.,, Feb 22.-Olif Hamilton
Who has been running the Merriam
Merryman farm. two miles south Of
here. for the last IL months, con.
mitted suicide BY hanging himself
yesterday forenoon at Z o,clook.
Justice OF the Peace d. H. Omi, b
went out last evening to hold an in.
quest. He impanelled the folio wing
jurors: George Lawson, Jr., fore
man; Giles Hudson, r. w. Clark,
HUI h German, Jr., John Lawson and
William T. Lee. Hamilton wen,
out to do some chores % usual. He
fed the horses and then went back to
the house and got the milk bucket
and went out TO milk. His wife pre-.
pared breakfast, and thinking her
husband was out long time. sent
the children to call him TO breakfast
They returned and said they could
not see him, whereupon Mrs Hsmil-
ton and her Gidst daugh Ter, o girl OF
IS. went out and the girl went up in
the hay loft and made the shocking
discovery Of seeing her father hang
ing. Mrs. Hamilton went to the
body, and thought her husband still
alive. She hastily united the rope
and let him down, but found he was
dead.
Notified the Nsigkb3es.
She notified the neighbors who re.
sponded at once and found that life
was extinct. but the body was still
warm. After hearing the evidence
the jury returned verdict that ..he
voluntarily did of his own malice
aforethought. hang himself and died
OF strangulation."
He wrote three notes to his wife
and friends bidding them farewell.
The notes we're in the Swedish Ian.
guage.
Olif Hamilton was a native OF
Sweden and came to this country 1t
the age Of 21 years-l6 years ego.
he leaves q wife and six children.
i've girls and one boy. in destitute
circumstances. He will be buried
here Monday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

THE 'tIElSEtA
 Is neat, elegant and practical, com bining all the conveniences necessary for the comfort of the rider without the usual objectionable features. They will interest every wheelwoman, or can be worn as a golf, or rainy weather suit. Made in plain or wool mixtures. Come and see them.
 TEA GOWNS
 We have opened and are displaying an exclusive line of fancy house gowns in Silk and Cashmere Ribbon and Lace trimmed, $3.9S to $15.00. Come and see them.
 LINEN N'DAMASK DEPARTMENT. Guess we'll not be left out in the cold-and if any of the other depart ments can sell more than we can at the great bargain prices named, we're
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

dl us ALL WOOL
 Etamine suitings, latest spring shades, regular price $1.OO. Opening days 69c yard. ALL WOOL
 Covert Cloth, for Tailor-made gowns, regular price SIPS; opening price S9c yard.
 DRAP DE MOSCOETTA
 Cloth, in beautiful shades; regular price, $1.oO. Opening day 79c yard. AN ENDLESS VARIETY Of Serges, Henriettas, Whip Cords, English Welts, Examines, etc, worth $1.75, at SIPS yard 46-INCH ALL WOOL
 Surah Serges, in Spring Colors, actual value soc; opening day price 23c yard. 4O-INCH ALL WOOL Checks and Mixtures, soc quality, opening day price 39c yard. 45-INCH MOHAIR AND WOOL
 Bourette Checks, hobby for coat suits, at BOG yard
 UPHOLSTERY ROOM Determined not to be outdone by the other departments. Naturally there is a little rivalry; therefore they come to the front with such tempting offerings | that it is question whether they will not come pretty near outselling the | Dress Goods.
 SWISS TAMBOUR | Embroidered Muslin for sash cur tains, regular price 121s to 15c, at 7c yard.
 SWISS EMBROIDERED | Muslin, rich embroidery, regular price 25c yard, at 15c yard. EGYPTIAN LACES, Very desirable for sash curtains, S0- inch wide, and worth 621sc, at 25c yard. MADRAS LACE
 For sash or regular curtains, 45-inch wide, never sold less than soc, at 25c yard.
 LACE CURTAINS. 1 Never such bargains offered before as the following Combinations will prove: / COMBINATION NO. l. 1 pair Lace Curtains, worth 75c, with 5-foot Pole Brass Trimmings, complete for window, all for 69c. COMBINATION NO. 2- l pair Lace Curtains, worth $100, with 5-foot Pole, Brass Trimmings complete for window, all for S9c. I COMBINATION NO. g.
 pair Lace Curtains, worth $2.00, with 5-foot Pole, Brass Trimmings, complete for window, all for $1.50. COMBINATION NO. A. pair Lace Curtains, worth $500, with 5-foot Pole, Brass Trimmings, complete for window, all for $1.9S.
 SILKS.
 The New Haven Silk Store offers a masterly collection of Spring Silks, ir the most unique designs possible tc make. The choicest Imported and American Silks at the most tempting prices. BLACK
 All Silk Faille at 32c yard. BLACK
 All Silk 24-inch Faille at 59c yard. BLACK l All Silk Rhadame, worth 69c, 49c yd BLACK
 All Silk 24-inch Rhadame at 79c yard BLACK All Silk 42 inch Duchesse at 7ec yd l BLACK 24 INCH
 Pair De soir worth $1.75. at $1.10 yd. BLACK Gros De Landra, worth s10o, 69c yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

FINE BROAD CLOTH
 Readyto- Wear Suits in latest coIors. Sponged Reefer Coats, silk finished, fan back skirt, perfect hang. Opening price $950.
 STEAMER SERGE BOLERO
 Ready-to Wear Suit, sponged, elegant braided Bolero, perfect fitting skirt Opening price $SS9.
 FINE STEAMER SERGE
 Ready-toW Wear Suits, sponged, Eton Jacket, braided, skirt braided in front Also in Plain Reefer or Fly Jackets, plain we'll made Skirts in all the latest shades. Opening Price $1O50 LADIES' CLOTH ETON JACKET
 Lined Steamer Serge, Fly or Reefer Jacket, silk lined. Broad Cloth, Fly Jacket. Silk lined. Canvas Cloth Eton Jacket, braided and silk lined. Etam- inc Hussar Jacket, silk lined skirts, percaline lined braid or velveteen bound. Perfect fitting, all thoroughly sponged. All at Opening $125O. WE SHALL
 Also show many stylish Ready-to- Wear Suits at $14.50 to $500.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

ARABIAN VENISE
 Applique, Llrre, Oriental, Point Ganse, Black Chantilly, Marquise and real Thread Patterns. These retail all over this State and Country from 39c to 62c yard Your choice opening week, 25c yard.
 EMBROIDERED CHIFFONS.
 The newest combinations for Fronts and Waists are sold at $2.25 to $2.5O. Opening week price $1.59 yard. VAL. LACE HAMBURG.
 We offer 800 yards of these new goods. Are undoubtedly worth and sold at soc yard. We purchased over 1000 yards at big sacrifice from a re- tiring importer and offer them to you at 25c yard.
 BOLERO JACKETS.
 Here is the latest agony and decided ly the prettiest Lace goods offered in years. Our representative in Europe purchased when the demand was not so pressing as it is now, an enormous quantity of Jackets realizing they would be the correct thing. Hence we are Tn a position to offer you now all the new designs, made from the latest Lace effect, at less than import prices, i. e.:
 s2OO Black Lace Boleros for $129 each.
 S150 Cream Lace Boleros for 9Sc each.
 s1oO Arabian Lace Boleros for 59c each.
 And an unlimited stock of Boleros at the same matchless prices from s1.9S to $1750.
 HANDKERCHIEFS.
 Will place on sale Wednesday 100 dozen all linen Swiss embroidered La dies Handkerehiefs; both these are de- cidedly the greatest of bargains as they never were sold below 25c to 371ac. Opening price 121ac each.
 CHILDREN'S BONNETs.
 Is there such a being as a homely baby? We never saw one, but if there be, buy one of our Baby Bonnets, and it will surely make 1t pretty They are dainty--they are cheap-not in quality, but in price. 371ac Baby Bonnets for 25c. BOG Baby Bonnets for 39c 75c Baby Bonnets for soc. S1.00 Baby Bonnets for 69c
 And up. Of course these prices are opening prices. DRESS GOODS. Spring opening both in plain mate- rials and imported novelties, an assort- ment of Fabrics that must demonstrate to the public the necessity of trading at the least money.
 AS AN OPENING Attraction we offer the following 1 Dress Goods:
 soc FANCY Novelty Dress Goods, in combinations such as Blue, Green Olive, Brown, Gar net, Nile, Bronze, 3s inches wide, an extraordinary bargain. At only 25c yard.
 BEAUTIFUL | Two toned effects in Poplins, a new and stylish Fabric much in demand by the leading Paris modistes; regular re- | tail price of this Fabric is s150 Open- l ing price, s1. .25 yard. STYLISH, A SURE SELLER, 1 And a very becoming Fabric, is our | new Marcassin Cloth, in choice shades, actual value $50, at 9Sc yard. ALL WOOL Canvas Cloth, a superb quality. regu- l lar price s1.25. Opening week s1.oo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

bLACh l4-INCF A ia Surah, worth 69c, at 39c yard. BLACK BROCADE Duchesse worth S9c, at 59c yard. BLACK TAFFETA,
 "A inches wide, worth $1.Oo, at 59d yard.
 CHANGEABLE TAFFETAs. Many shades, worth s9c, at 65c yard4 FULL ASSORTMENT Of Fancy Silks. worth sloo, Opening Days 68c yard. KID GLOVES. EASTER GLOVES,
 In Kid and Fabric, a grand assort- ment at specially low prices. Every pair warranted LADIES' KID GLOVES, l 4-Button, embroidered backs, the reg | ular $1.00 Glove, and warranted, Open- 1 ing price 75c pair. LADIES' KID GLOVES, 4-Button, embroidered, in tans, | modes, whites, pearls, buffers, reds and blacks; also black embroidered, white stitching, that are worth $1.39, all war; ranted, at $1.00 pair. MANY NOVELTIES
 In Kids at $1.ss to $1.9s pair. GREAT BARGAINS | In Taffeta Gloves, in 4-button l lengths.
 MEMS FURNISHINGS. | OPENING BARGAINS.
 Men must have bargains as well aa | the ladies. NECKWEAR.
 We offer for soc each the identical Scarfs sold by one of the largest New l e.t> at $100 last week. Comments unneces- | sary.
 The regular soc Neckwear, as sold by every store. on sale here at 25c each. MEMS LAUNDERED NEGLIGEE
 Shirts, with collars and cuffs attach- | ed, regular price $1.00, Opening Week price 59c each
 RIBBONS. l The newest creations and the most stylish designs sold here at loweA price than in any other store. ALL SILK TAFFETA
 Ribbons, 31k inches wide, spring, shades worth and sold at 19c, Opening Day price 10c yard. 400 PIECES
 Fancy Ribbons, in the most exquisite designs, chosen months ago by our ex- pert buyer, before silks went up; these are worth 3sc; Opening price 2Sc yard.
 LADIES' HOSIERY. OPENING WEEK BARGAINS.
 Ladies' Fast Black Richelieu Ribbed and Dropped Stitch Hose, the 25c quail ity Opening Week 121ac pair. LADIES' FROSTED LESLIE FANCY Vests, beautifully trimmed, silk and lisle, regular price 59c, Opening Day 29c each.
 LADIES' SILK VESTS,
 White, pink, blue, regular value 65cs Opening Day price 35c each. DOWN STAIRS ROOMS I Offer Lilly of the Valley" Decorated best material, good trimming, worth s250O, at ss.50 set. T Opening Day price only. PASsEMENTERIE 25c Braided Trimming, in various widths, at 10c yard.
 COTTER'S SILK,
 Best made, worth 1oc spool, at Sc spool.
 CUTLER'S TWIST, Worth Sc spool at 1c spool. OPENING DAY PRICES
 On Best Candy:
 All our 40c-a-pound Candy will sell at 25c pound.
 CANDY.
 All our 200 Candy, in fifteen different kinds, we will sell at 10c pound. PEANUTS ] The best-at Sc quart.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31
DRESS GINGHAMS.

2 cases best quality Dress Ginghams, regular value, 121ac; been sold at 1Oc. Opening price 5c yard.
 SCOTCH FLANNELS.
 In dainty stripes Imported to retail at 25c. We encourage you to buy a good thing, and name price 121ac yard OUR FLANNEL
 Buyer is great on Domet Flannel. He doesn't think an adv. complete without case or two of Domet Flannel inserted This time we offer you an extra good 10c Domet Flannel at 5c yard. SPRING AND SUMMER
 Comfortables. We offer great Con- fort, worth S2.50, at $169.
 Comparison will prove it. CROCHET QUILTS.
 100 Quilts, worth $100, at 79c each. NEW HAVEN LACE Dept, correct in style, up to date in fashion and is undoubtedly one of the most successful and popular depart ments in this country. Offer nothing but what is new. Offer nothing but what is sold at our usual small profit system of trading with the people. Un- heard of values for Opening Day that should not be passed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

SPRING RIVALS
 Are blooming forth in bewitching ar- ray. Charming in patterns and color ings. It is a gala opening for the low CTS of the beautiful. Might as we'll at tempt to paint the rose" as try to de- scribe them.
 Come and see the counters ladened with them, 49c to $2000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31


 The one point of special interest this Spring is the NATTY COATS. We open the ''Nattiest" and a most "Jaun- ty" assortment. Come and see them and their prices, s2.9S to $25OO.
 CAFES.
 Tomorrow we open with a full As sortment of Spring Capes, in Silks, Satins, Moire, Broad Cloth Brocades, Velvet and Ladies' Cloths, IA inches to 36 inches long, Ruff1ed Lace, Ribbon, Braid or Jet trimmed with Silk Lin iEgs. Come and see them and their prices.
 READY WEAR SKIRTS OPENING OF SPRING SKIRTS Not an ordinary affair, this years Spring opening of Separate Dress Skirts is an event. ''Webster's" can't post you about these. You will have to come here this week and have them shown to you. You will not be disan- pointed, s1.39 to s25.OO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31
WHITE GOODS.

Special for this opening, 25 pieces pure white Dimity, same as sold at 121sc, at 6Ac yard WHITE PIQUES
 Narrow and wide welts, never sold under 200, at 121@c yard. WHITE DOTTED MUSLIN
 In Scrim, always sold at 25c; opening price 12Bc yard SPRING CHALLIES
 With Silk Stripe, the bargain of the season, actual value, 25 cents. Open ing price 121ac yard. kOECHLINS. Printed Organdies, the 25c quality, at 121ac. Comments unnecessary. PRINTED LAPPETS, With Lace Stripes, choice designs, 121ac yard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

SPRING EXHIBIT CLOAK ROOM All ready for the Spring business now got a room full of bright new gar ments. Yours is among them. Prices will surprise you.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-31

willing to play second fiddle; until then not much. | $1.00 ALL LINEN Bleached Damask 70 inches wide and extra value at s100; opening week, 69c yard. | $2 co 3-4 NAPKINS | In pretty patterns--cheap at $200. Opening week, s1.39 dozen. l Other bargains in Napkins and Lin
 ems equally as cheap, on sale.
 CoTToNs. 36-INCH BROWN | Cotton, as good as Atlantic A, only we cannot use the name, at 4Ac yard. 36-INCH BROWN | Cotton, just as good, if not better ! than Continental c, at 5c yard. BLEACHED COTTON. | cases 36-inch Bleached in good quail l ity, at 4Ac yard.
 PRIDE OF THE WEST Cotton, sold universally at 121ac-'tis the best cotton made; opening price, l 81sc yard. l 42-INCH BLEACHED l Cotton for Pillow Cases, worth 12iAc, at Sc yard.
 BEST QUALITY
 Bleached sheeting, 9-4 width, worth l 25c, at 18c yard.
 BEST QUALITY l Brown Sheeting, 94 width, worth 23c, at 16c ward
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-21
TAFFETA GOWN,

cutting over and reducing the sleeves of q
gown and adding trimming to both skirt
and bodice, whether it be braid, galloon,
embroidery or rufllcs, the costume is at
once brought forward to the prevailing
mode of tho present.
If the skirt is too short or is dofaced
around the lower edge by moisture, n band
of velvet, trimming braid or other fat
decoration may be applied 10 cover tho in
jury, or when the skirt is of lightweight
wooden goods, or silk or satin, ruffies may
be added. Flat bands Of satin ribbon arc
seen entirely covering n skirt horizontally,
and these may DO employed when the skirt
is defective some distance up from the low
or edge.
Panels of n different material and color
from tho rest of the skirt may be Let in at
one or both sides of the tablier. Plain and
fancy velvet and checked, plaid, striped or
figured silk are thus employed with excel
lent results.
Tho illustration shows n costume of rose
taffcta. The skirt is covered with hori
zontal bands of darker pink satin ribbon,
scwed on ut the upper edge only. The
bodice is also decorated with horizontal
bands Of satin ribbon and opens over a
yoke and vest of white lace over rose satin.
There is triple bertha of deeper rose satin,
each ruilic being edged with rose taffcta.
The sleeves are trimmed with ribbon bands
and the collar and belt are of rose satin.
JUDO CHOLLET
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-21
Farms and Trucking Lands,

we nave u large number of farms for
sale IN Roanoke and adjoining counties,
MANY OF them very cheap, ranging from
10 to 800 acres. Among them:
50O acre farm with first class improve
ments, fine orchard, plenty of timber, at
SlO per acre. The greatest bargain ever
offered in Roanoke
pieces of trucking land convenient to
the city, one of 10. one of Is, one CT 30
acres and one of 10 acres, mt prices fs-
below their real value. Anyone desiring
u good trucking farm viii profit by see
inc us at once.
MaBnlncent James river farm of T50
acres, 81, QUO dwelling, with modern i'm
provements, beautiful groundsand shade.
all necessary outbuildings, and G tene-
ment houses, % acres of full bearing
fruit trees, large quantity Of fine timber.
Inc owner having to leave the State
THIS property can be sold for $500 ON
long time, OF paid for partly in Roanoke
real estate. This is n rare bargain.
lou acre farm near Roanoke, one-haIf
frst-class river bottom, fair improve
ments, astonishing low figure for cash.
BACK GREEK PIPPIN LAND.
200 acres on Back Creek, S-room dwell
lnS other good improvements, we'll
"ateted. an abundance of timber, 1000
~ "PPie trees auu .UUU wine SapS,
l,ooo other fruiG trees, apples, pears.
peaches, plumbs, damsons, ounces. etc.
This beats the Klontlike fol- gold Price
very low and terms easy.
small farms on Back Creek, with fine
orchards, one of so and one of 75 acles,
IN the famous pippin apple belt; lands are
hlliy bnt rich; one at $40 and the other
at Fl250 per acre. These are comforta-
hle little homes and fine Investments
Il. w. Spindle ~ Co..
No. Campbell Avenue 8. w