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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-15

Gers, kor the most of them know but
little OF the duties they undertake, Tor
they are supremely ignorant Of scien-
that the yellow fever in h south Is
true to it's history in other countries. 1t
says:
Wherever it is wont to prevail the
locality is marked by the excessive ac-
emulation Of vegetable matter on the
surface and in the subsoil, in a more
or less putrescible condition; by defec-
tive, or total lack of. soil drainage and
sewage; and by a prevailing tempera-
ture of about so degrees"
Speaking of the conditions necessary
for the spread Of yellow fever when
introduced, it says:
Localities may be never so dirty,
and other diseases prevail extensively,
but so long as they are not subject to
an average temperature Of about so de-
grees, they are not subject to yellow
fever, and if it happens to be intro
duced into them it never spreads; it is
limited to the cases rodu And in
like tanner, clean localities, though
subject to a average temperature OF
80 degrees the year round, are never
subject to yellow fever: if a case is
introduced, the disease never spreads.
The disease requires dirt and high
temperature together for it's propaga-
ton. Clean localities need rave no
fear of 1t under any circumstances;
dirty places have reason to fear 1t
whenever there Is a prevailing temper
allure Of o or above 80 degrees"
This is worth understanding. Yellow
fever spreads in filth when the temper
AZURE is high enough. Wilmington
should be made as clean a. a rich
mans front yard under the care Of
an experienced gardner. Wilmington,
like other southern cities, with a few
honorable exceptions" is badly provid-
ed with pure drinking water and suffi-
| cient drainage. It lies admirably for
thorough drainage if a system Of sewage
was planned and executed under a we'll
equipped sanitary engineer. If the
southern cities near the coast are to
be always free from the dreadful yell
low fever and other scourges they
must be kept in perfect order, the
cleansing and purifying must be reg
ular, systematic, continuous and not
"spasmodic" under a scare.
We notice that twenty-eight prison.
ers confined in the Toledo, Ohio, Jail in
September, were made violently sick
by all the water in the canal being
taken out of the canal, in order to
dredge and clean out. Observe that.
The doctors say that OF gas n
damp atmosphere did the work. Several
of the workmen and head men were
also made very i'll. Then New York
too is suffering from malaria-from
foul air. The Herald says that "mala-
ria let loose from open sewers and
open ench has spread over the is
land. Typhoid prevails. Seldom, if ever,
say the doctors, has SO much sickness
been known, traceable directly to
these disturbances of the SOIL"
1t is impossible to be too particular
in the observance of sanitary laws as
in the case of digging soil, removing
filth in hot weather., opening renches
n gas pipes. It is time that all grown
up people had learned the simple laws
of health and that city officials under
stand their business.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-15
Grand Opening
O AND FINE DISPLAY OF Q
millinery GOODS, DRESS GOODS and Silks.
WILMINGT0N'S Big RACKET STORE.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and
18th Of October, all day and in the
evening until 900 O'Clock.
COME oNE AND ALL!

stamped Gold Medal" on the border,
at SOC, 65c, soc and $l.00 a yard: Colored
fine Fall Novelties and Suitings from
4Oc, soc, 15c and CSC a yard. We have
Lining, Trimmings, Braids, Buttons
everything that is carried in a first
class dress goods store. Examine our
stock of fall drss goods along with our
Millinery when you call at the opening.
Up on our third floor. which Is so by
ITO feet, we carry Carpets and Mat
ting, handsome Chairs and Tables.
Rugs and Portieres, Table Covers and
Upholstery, Shades, Curtain Poles,
Trunks and Valises, Blankets and
Quilts. Look owe our Mating, from
1Oc to zoe a yard; III Carpets, from
lSc to 75c a yard; our Rugs, from soc
to $3.50 each. Beautiful, fine, solid Oak
Arm Kicking Chairs at $50: handsome
Ladies' Willow Wicker Chairs at 81. 90:
nice Oak Center Tables at 75c and 81. 90:
large Smyrna Rugs, 3 by 6 feet. all
wool, at $500 each, regular price 4.35.
Trunks at all prices, from soc to $3.50.
Remember our Underwear for Ladies
and Gents. Ladies' Knit, Long-Sleeve
Undervest at 15c: nice F1eece-Lined,
Ribbon-Trimmed, heavy weights, at
25c; half wool Ladies' Vest at SOC; all
wool at 75c and s1.oO: Gents from zoe
to $1.25 each; children's 10c to soc each:
knit Ladies' Skirts from 40c to Coo;
Child's Saxony-wove Leggings at 15c
a pair. We have everything in the
Underwear line. Ask for a card and
be given a nice, fine Chair, a fine Book
Case free on the purchase Of $500.
Nice Oak Center Table on purchase OF
1900. Beautiful Oak Writing Desk,
with folding doors. with purchase OF
$1,000; or a handsome Portrait. made
life size, free, for the purchase OF SIC. 90.
Ask for a a and get this line OF
handsome house furniture free Of cost
to you.
Be sure and come to the opening.
Tuesday and Wednesday, and bring
your friends.
We trim all Hats we sell free Of cost
to you IL you buy the material from
us. You will find us catering to your
wishes on Front street, opposite the
Orion Hotel.
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man v0te FOR = PARTY which Will do
such tfiugys-Savannah News.

man vt FOR = party which Will do
such things.-Savannah News.
The people Of Connecticut voted Mon
day upon a proposed amendment to the
constitution OF their state. which reads:
Every person shall be able to read I'm
the English language any article OF the
constitution or any section OF the stat
utes Of this state before being admitted
an e~lector." IL Is believed the amend
ment was carried. All the states are
fast getting into line. with education as
a test of citizenship. Ilifteracy Is the
bane OF all nations. but OF republics
especially. III We rule out flliterate i'm
migrants and forbid illiterate citizens,
we shall be In a fair way TO run down
the political boss whose power Is based
on the iiliterate ballot. II il be urged
that the illiterates most need protec-
tion. we concur hat they will he pro-
tected best by the quickened conscious
ness Of the penalties OF initeracy, which
will tend TO arrest illiteracy. and by the
promotion of general education and So
cia conjunction in the great body OF
citizens.-Lewiston (Me.) Journal.
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To remove the constipated habit, the
only safe treatment is a curse of Ay-
er's Pills, followed by a laxative diet.
Most other cathartics do more harm
than good, therefore leading physicians
recommend Ayers Pills, especially as
a family physic.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-15

Confusion as to the choice Of a blood
one best Sarsaparilla, and that is
Ayers. This important fact was rec
ognized at the Worlds Fair, Chicago,
1898, being the only blood-purifer ad-
mitted to be placed on exhibition.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-15
BuCklen'a ArniCa Salvo

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and ell Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
Price 25 cents per bottle. Tor sale
r. r. Bellamy.
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TRADE

Trade is booming according to the
advance agents journals, but cotton is
very low, which greatly interests the
southern farmers. The wheat crop is
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-15

When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp needs doctorlns'
and we know of no better specific than
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer.
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SHARPS AND A

There is a sneaking idea among some
zionist can be a good, true democrat. If
he a then a government cOnsolida-
ZIONIST car be one too. The local AK
alton idea is not democratic. The real
democratic idea and principle is no
more taxation than is sufficient for
economical, honest government. It it
strictly a tariff for revenue only. A
man who wants to rob his neighbors
by taxation for his own selfish benefit
should join the Observation-Disclosures
Reed-Hanna gang. We cannot believe
much in a mans democracy who tells
us he believes in the Rob Roy scheme Of
tax raising. He may be obliging, anna
BILE, ~virtuous, sincere, patriotic and
church going, but if he favors a pro-
builder, a trust sustainer, a tax robber
he cannot possibly be a simon-pure
democrat, whatever else he may be.
England had two brothers of rare
gifts and learning and both dead now
the Newmans, the Cardinal John and
Professor Francis William. There has
never been a more absolutely perfect
stylist than the cardinal, and he had a
superb brain to back the perfect literary
form. His younger brother was less
gifted, but he was of superb mental
parts. He died on the 5th instant in
London. He won great distinction at
Oxford University. He published much
and vas regarded as a philosopher.
Some of his works were 9TH Soul; Its
Sorrows and Aspirations" Phases of
Faith" and "Theism, Doctrinal and
Practical" He wrote largely and pub
lished extensively on political econo-
my, history and Oriental languages. He
lately published a memoir of the early
years of his illustrious brother. A
sketch Of him says: THE full list of
his publications is very long, and en-
braces an extraordinary variety Of
subjects, on most of which he was &C
knowledged to be an authority" He
rejected Christianity and died a Pagan.
Did much learning make "him mad?"
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule In efyec. July T. 1897.
All trims arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
SIP A.M.-Daily.-Locai for Danville, Charlotte
and way stations. Connects at Manassas for Stras-
Sunday. and Lynchburg With the Norfolk and
Western daily. and with ihe Chesapeake and Ohio
daily for the Natural Bridge and Ieking:an;
MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers. New York
and Washington to Jacksonville. uniting ut Sails
Springs, y. c Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nash
vile. Tenn and II Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
for Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to
New Orleans. connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham
and Memphis. Solid train Washington TO New Or
leans without change: Sunset Personally Conducted
every Wednesday &c San Francisco without change
4:01 P.M.-Local for Front Royal StIasburg and
Ha ri n daily, except SUNDAY 1i.u,.
1913 P.M.-Daily. -wASHINGToN AND SOiTH-
WESTERN vEsTIBUIED LIMITED. coupDs ID Of
Goa, hes. Pullman Sleepers New York to Nashville
Tenn, via Asheville. Knoxville aud Chattanooga:
vannah and Jacksonville. and New York to Mem
phis. via Birmingham; New York to New Orleans
via Atlanta and Montgomery vcstibaled Day
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DryIs-
4:45 p m. daily except sunday. and 6:25 pm sun
days only for Round Hill: ABB pm. daily. except
Sur Sunday for Lcssburs and Ga pm daily for nern-
sunday na from RSanS a see m S DAILY EXCEPT
Sunday from Herndon, s:s4 m daily. except sun
Through trains from the south arrive at WASH
sa2 s and s ssy say
Sunday, and $50 SIN: daily from Charlottesville
Tickets sieepins Car reservation and Informal
aid at PENNSYLVANIA rairosd passenger sta
tion. W; III. GREEN. General supt.
]. NJ. CuLP. Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK. Gen Pass Agent
ty5 L. 8. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect June g. 1887
Leave Washington from station corner of New
jersey avenue and ST.
Tor chicago and Northwest. vestihued Limited
For Cinclnnati ST. Louis and Indianapolis. E,.
press: III - -; am Nestibued Limited. 3Io pan.
For ri,tshnrs and Cleveland. Express daily. 1000
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. II nm
-" " inchesler ana way stations, $500. i'll As
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birmingham, Chat
For Iuray, $40 pm. daily.
k7:lo. .7:3o. xs0o $50. 1880 niooo. yis.oo
an, Al2:o5. 1910. ,l2:4o. a3:eo. s:ao. si:so.
days; .7;os x7;io, x! 80 $50. Ke:oo am. irsyaS.
xs:oo .9:.o. I1:l5. All 80 pm. ,Ie5oI night
For annapolis. 7:lo and $50 am. 1910 and
For Frederick. week days. 500 am. il as. 49,
$50 pm SUNDAYS. 300 am. l:l5 nm.
For BOYD and way points, week days 500 m.
40. $50 7:o0 pm. sundays. $500 am. lis.
500. 900 am. 1850. 800 $50. I:ss $50 5:ss.
100. lao pm. Sundays. 900 am. las. ,:sS.
For washington Junction and way points. 500
am 80; $50 Pun. week days; 300 am. ILLS
For Ray Ridge. week days, e;ls an. 4:ao pm.
Ro9aL f Bile LINE FOR R"a 81; NEM YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated With Iintsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York. Boston and the
East, week days. 1:05. SOD 1880 am, .2.O0
02:40 Dining Carl. 300. q 90 Dining Carr, u2:Ol
night; Sleeping Car open at 1880 o'clocio sun
days, 1905, 800 am, 12:40 Dining Carr. SEQ
Cos Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping Car oicn
1000 O'Clock. Additional trains for Philadelphia
week days. daily, 500 pm.
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1905. 1000 am, 1900 ncon
12:40 and 800 pm week days 1910 pm. sun
days.
For Cape May 200 noon.
Except Sunday. daily. Sunday only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences 10y Union Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue nw.. New
York aveBue and 18th street. and at Depot.
WM. VI. GREENE. ID. Il. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
JET
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RAILROADS.
PENNsYI.yANIA RAIIRoAp

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
erAflcN CORNER oF SMITH AND STREETS.
TO AN. week days PIrISBURG ENTREss.
~ r az and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10 IIisurs.
man man Stepping. Dining. Smoking and Observation
oi,r Harrisburg :; 20 Chicago ciscinlst lndisnap-
1920 An. FAST IINE.-ruIinaan Bunst rarlor
car 70 Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
s, s,. Pm CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExIRESs
and and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10 Louis. Nash
.io Ma w psnis2 n nSa easso Sleep
ns Jnr to P,ishurs Chicago and Harrisburg 10
40 PM sotr fns sTf < f rSi isss-rm,a
Sleeping Cars Washington TO pitisharg and liar
10 90 rM TACTIC EMPRESS MTali,aan n' sicee h
Car 70 riitstnrr
Niagara Falls daily. e,ceIt sunday. "''
80 AN, for Elmira and R,i.oTo daily. except
IalS a,d N,ssaTs Faii. daily. e1ce, saturday,
10; 20 PM. Tor Erie ana Eimra amy: for can.n-
1assn nSlessr Buffalo and Niagarn Falls sat
inston TO Rochester
FOR rHrE-ADELrrIIA: NEW YORK AND THE
400 IN. .,ooNcREssfoN,L LIMITED. daily.
Regular az co "l DINING R9 Ga Gar 500 t% s es5'i iS
mlnins Car, and il"9 Dining Car tre@ WI
a 959 il@ %, Dining Car fTm wIining,on, AN.
week days Express l2.l3 Pm. week days. 2oi
END 90 Pm. daily. For Boston. withsat
daily.
Saraiasa Express narlor Car. . n m. week days
For Baltimore. 6. -. TOO. 80. see. On 1000
1880. Hoo AN, 12l5. la4S. - so 2ul, ai5,
$40 tioo Limited, 40 4.36 : ~. Gis @ so
40. 1000. l0.i0. II IL and II - PM. on sun
day, 800. 500, 900. 9.OS. 1850. 100 AN
l2l5. Lib FOL. BIS, $40 t4uU I.imIirsIl I 30
5.4o, 6lo $50. 10, 1000. 10 40 and II rs PM
For Pole's Greek Line $50 An and 4a6 PM
daily. except Sunday. sundays a.u5 AN
For ANNAPOLIS. 200. 900 An. l. Is and 4 20 PM
daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 300 A NJ. aud
Atlantic Coast Iine-Express for Florida and points
on Atlantic Coast Line. 40 AN. 3.9G PM
daily; Richmond only. 1857 AN. week days;
Atlanta Special Via Richmond and Seai,aard Air
Line 80 Pm. daily. Accommoiation for
Quantico. 7.45 An. daily and 425 PM week
days.
SFASHORE CONNECTIONS
FOR Atlantic City via Delaware River Bridge an
rail ROUTE, 100 AN. BIS aud Ii ~ PM
daily; via Market Street Wharf BOO M fSat-
urdays only, 1000. 100 AN. and IL Is PM
week days. ll-S5 Pm. daily. Sundays only.
For Cape May. 900. HOO AN, I2.4s PM week
days. 11.35 PM. daily ~
Ticket Offices. corner 18th and G. streets and M
the station. 9th and b streets. where orders can
be left for the checking OF baggage TO destination
from hotels and rrsid.nces
J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. woOD
General Manager. General Pass AGENT
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PROPOSALS.

D. O.. AUGUST 10. lsg7-sEAI-
90 proposals VIII be ressivfd at the once of the
School. y: c.: Department Of Justice building
cntu TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, OF FRIDAY.
Reform school. d. G.. with Coal for the fiscal
year eodinx June 30, 1895. Specifications AM
Instructions to bidders can he obtained On appII
cation to the secretary OF the board, Mr. g. W.
CtiRRlDES. No 1<23 street northwest Right
10 waive defects and to reject any or ali bids In
reserved CECIL. CLAY, President Board Of
Trustees. asessm School, b. c. auII-9t
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RAILROADS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
CHINA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, VANCOUVER,
SEATTLE. foRILAND, TACOMA AND
AND ALI. POINTS ON line 'oF
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL AND SAULT STE
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC RY.
FirstlA Sleeping. Dining and Colonist Sleepers 10
st. Pnul, Mimeapolls and Raciac coast.
AR0UED-THE-WORID TOURS AT REDUCED
WRITE FoR RArEs. pEscarrrrE rAarH.
LETS ETC.
z ". SKINNER c. y A.
t16w.kn-0 - BROADWAY. NEW York.
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FOR SALE-LOTS
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-FARM, IMPROVED, To 10 ACRES,
within miles Washington; mast have house
to II rooms and Outbuildings: small cash pay
heHt, balance quarterly; state location prize,
etc. Box 30. Star office. aull-3ts
FOR RENT-AT HYATTSVHLE-NEARR .R STA
tion-s-room cottage; large lot; chicken house
and stable; rent. ST. per month. Apply to
RICHARD p. EVANS. Attorney, 402 9th st. NV.
au9-3ts
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FOR RENT
5l2 18th, 16r, Oh. .$65. 90
1706 p, Tor, mi. INV 50. 80
IA 10th. 12r, mi. As. 81
1910 l, 9r&b, mi. !. As. 60
14l3 L, sto. wig. J.. 40. 50
20S l. 12r. mi. 40. so
$40 23d, Tor. ...... 40. 80
2217 NJ. 1Or&b. mi .35. 50
oil 28d. Sr, mi. -. .85. 50
1423 Corooran ST, Or,
Gel, mi. 81. 80
1905 Goth, 7r, Gel. mi. 80. 50
201S NJ. Tor, mi. 30. 30
l205-7 L. Or. mi. -. 80. 50
213S F, Or, ri. -. 1880
612 21st, Or, eel, mi. %. so
1908 s, Or. mi. ....25. so
2503 NJ, 7r. mi. .25. so
710-12-14-16. 9Th ne,
Sr, Gel, mi. %. 80
1921 P'rce, Or, rel, mi. ~ 80
120S-1O 18th, 7r. 20. 30
1124 10Th, sr, mi. %. 50
2142 F, 7r&cel, mi %. 81
919 I'D. 7r. mi. rs. %
1915 7. sto, eel. wig q. 90
1915 Columbia st,
g. mi. %. 50
1912 N II av, Or, mi. %. So
1884 5th, 6r&b. mi. -. so
pos II, sr. mi. .. %. so
2OlS L, Or, mi. 20. so
1908 Pa nv. fit. 4r&b. 90. 90
2620 L. Or, mi. ..... 10. so
GIT 23d, Or, mi. 20. so
1927 Oak st, MtP, Or. ~. so
1921 I. Or. 30. IS
1899 T, Or, W. 20. 90
See tomorrow's Star for
For full list apply to W
au6- I, nav 1901
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THE wEEAfS STEAMBOAT CO.
Summer schedule in effect June
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE
Steamer Potomac VIII leave 7th st wharf every
Sunday at pm. for Baltimore and river landings
Steamer Sue will leave every Friday at 4 p.m
for river landings far as Miller's Wharf
(Smitt's creek and every Monday at pm for
Baltimore and river landings.
Passenger aeon modatioDs strictly frst-class
All river freight must be prepaid
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents
ONCE. 80 Pa. ave. Telephone 745. jel-tf
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UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT - 1907 a2Di ZOO NV 7r&ba SEQ 90
sto dwg. $50 90 1884 Camb' ge 9rSEb "a 90
III ID ne, 12r&ba {. 60 GOT 437 s NV 6-Svba 20 90
o. ave, 9rha .35 53l 2246 Clevd .6r6Sb II 80
11O4 ave sr&b. 30 sol Geo Sd NV, 6rteha. 16. 30
1872 e.1rxba. 30 sol 2127 10th NV Or 10 80
2143 l. NV, 6r&ba 30 AZ 1857 Samson, Ar. 800
au11-u H. L. RUST. Cos 14th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-SEPT. ISIS 80; WORTH $3O-NEw
house; large rooms sanitary improvements; wide
parking; every room heated; pass house;
short walk; north Fla 2i6l Brightwood
ave. NV. It,
FOR RENT-93 MYRTLE ST. Ne; ROOMS
and bath; rent, S13.65. Key at 81 ST.
au11-2ts
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FOR RENT
1895 81 80 L st Up ut 2126 14th st
NV. 13r. .$225 col NV, Tor. 30 90
6O9 14th st NV Ar 200 OO 1449 st NV 7r. .2S 30
2233 fur 13r. Us O0 1905 4th st NV, 7r. 26 20
912 st NV, 1Sr. 80 SIS 1903 10Th nw Or % 80
800 st NV Tor. .S5. 90 $50 Spruce NV, Or. Do 40
1924 18th st NV, Tor SO. 81 $40 st NV 7r. % 80
723 9Th st NV, 13r. c.. 60 Up pit 1908 7th st
719 9Th st NV, 15r .65 90 NV, 7r. % 90
1888 st NV, Tor. 80 90 1917 22d st nw Or. . 90
216 Ind NV, Or 80. 90 1919 st NV, Ar. 25 90
1919 Corcoran, ur As 90 1907 9th st NV, Or. pa 90
Sl4 st NV. Or. $50 1881 VT NV, 7r. q 90
Orme flats Sr. 45.O $50 21st st NV, Or. % SO
1913 st NV. Tor As 90 1902 Sth NV Or. % SO
224 av NV, Or. 40. 80 1123 Goth st NV Or % 20
1909 18th st Tor 4050 1924 Sth st NV, Or IN 90
1923 22d st NV, 11r 40 90 4Ol1 9th st NV Sr 20 90
90l 21st st NV, 11r. 1000 SIG NV, 81. % 90
902 Mass NV, 7r. 1000 4O21 Sth st extd Sr 20 90
424 st NV, lar. 1000 172S st NV. Or. %. 90
1919 L st NV, Tor. 1000 GOT st NV 6r Is. 40
1226 9Th st NV, Tor 30 so 5519 Cap ST. 6r. IS 30
zoos 14th st NV, Tor. 35 OOl 513 s st NV ar IS 80
1903 18th st NV 8r IS 90 2360 9th st NV Or. IL 90
1122 22d st NV, Or IS 00 1903 st NV, Or. 10 80
1884 18th st NV Sr .35 co. POLL ct NV, Or. 16 80
141S 18th st Tor. 80 IS 1925 9th nw Or. 16 80
5O8 st NV, Or. 100 59-61 CD L NV Or. 90
1906 w st NV, Sr. col
The above is only a portion of the property ON
my books. For full list call at Office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN,
au4-w.fGm 917 NV
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FOR RENT. lbs ST. NV. sR. & BA. SCI so
1873 ?. 11r&b $50 GO 449 LIST sc. 7r&b. so
1890 17th 10r&b.. As 90 I'll 18th ne. 7rSb. 20 IS
1904 8 NV. ar&b.. a7.5o CO Myrtle ne, 7r&h IS 90
1477 Kenesaw sr. .35. so 1904 Linden ne 7r&b1 90
1900 Kingman. 7r. .27 so 1913 Az sw, 6r&b. Is so
152s Madison, Or. 20.Oo 2214 Clevd av 6r.. 10 30
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Psi X. Or, wa. &. 1880
III I'D. Or. Gel. mi. rs. so
sos c, store, w.....1s.50
2ll7-19 H. II. wa. 1850
@1S Olive st. Or,
Ia. eel. mi. ......1S.J 30
POPS G. 7r. mi. Ills. 20
1892 Prospect, r. 1890
2;23-25 Va Nv Or, mi. Is. so
2l25 1, 7r. wa.....1G.30
2023 L. Or. 90
1872 34th. Or, cel.w.1b.4 80
2il5 G. Grab. ...... Is. 30
1893 l.. 5r. wa. rs. 30
412 Elm. Or. mi. rs. 30
S14 10th. hall. .15.3 30
1i39 18th, Or, wa. IL. 30
341l o, Tor. Gel, w,g.l5.W
433 10th, 5r, wa. 1880
1925 10Th, Or, Gel. 1885
400 21st, 6r&b. ....13 80
2420 n. Or. wa.....13u00
2313 L, Ar. wa.....12.50
4OS 21st, Or, W. .12. 80
sos oath, Or, wa. 1920
1117 10th. 5r. wa. .12.00
$40 9th. Or, w....12.@
2420 18th. 7r....-.12.0O
1922 18th, Ar, wa. .11.30
2525 l. Or, w..-....1l.0
2l23 X. rear. Or. w.1O.50
lib Hayes ct, 4r.w.10.50
1921 9th, Ar, wa. 1000
1857 Superior. 5r. 10. 20
42l Goth. Or. 1000
1901 Erie, 5r.......10.OO
3801-3 NJ st, Or. 10. 90
1241 18th, 5r.
our other list.
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$40 B st sc, Or, br. rs. 90
$40 18th ne, Or, ba 10. 90
2615 P, 7r, Gel. Ii. 30
$40 Florence st ne,
Or, ba. eel. 1880
III Marshall st NV,
Or, sta. ....-.. 1900
Sto 1928 18th Sc. :. 10. 90
1926 18th ne, 7r. loco
f Wash PIX, CIR cot 10. 90
704 18th Sc. 5r- 500
Sta rear 3O4 C.....7.W
Sta rear 1911 18th. 800
TENANTS.
90S irving NV, Or. 1000
.Oo l. Sc. Or. $50
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