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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
OKLAHOMA is BOOMING.


It May Become . state Before Either
New Mexico OF Arisona.
Oklahoma was organized as terri
tory in May, 1890, little more than
seven years ago, having been cut of
from the Indian territory. At that time
the population of the territory was
60,0O0-33. 900 male and 27.O0O female
and was almost exclusively native-born
white inhabitants, the total number of
foreigners being 700; of colored inhab-
Oklahoma was the last of the terri
tories to be let in, Arizona having been
admitted in 1863, and New Mexico in
1850; but its growth has been so rapid
that there is now talk of making Okla
homa state 1t is said that no other
territory ever gained population so
fast, and if the proposed new state were
admitted it would oatrank Is of the
present states in population. The pres
ent population of Oklahoma, it is Said,
exceeds 0.0OO, and the number is in.-
creasing at a r.te SO rapid that unless
it be stopped oklahoma will have, be-
fore many years. not only a larger pop
ulation than Chicago has, but even.
though this seems incredible, larger
population than Chicago claims.
The development of Oklahoma has
been promoted enormously since its
establishment as territory. The rail-
road business has been developed
largely within its borders, and the
early settlers who went out in wagons,
in carts and on prairie schooners have
now all the facilities of modern travel.
In 1880 there were not 300 miles<Jf
railroad in Oklahoma and the Indian
territory, then united. On the admis-
sion of Oklahoma there were not 100
miles of railroad within its borders,
though at that time the Indian terri
tory had 1000. On January L. 1892.
the railroad mileage of Oklahoma had
risen to 800 On January |. 1896. it was
430. and is now nearly 600 miles
Oklahoma is modern in some other
respects. In 1896 there were more
business failures in it than in all the
other territories combined-more bust
ness failures in the year than in New
Hampshire and Vermont together.
But business in Oklahoma has been
good and there are, it is said, &C. .oo0 in
dividual farm owners. The material
prospects of Oklahoma have been inn
proved greatly during the last three or
four years by many additions through
immigration of women, who now are
nearly as numerous as the men There
are enrolled in the Oklahoma schools
more than $4,000 pupils and there are
nearly 1000 teachers there
The soil and climate of Oklahoma are
favorable to the production of corn.
cotton, sorghum. fax and fruit. and it
is remarked as an encouraging indica-
ton of thrift that the Inhabitants. un-
like those of New Mexico and Arizona,
have only seven holidays year. Wash
ington's birthday being one and Dec
oration day another. Some $4,000
votes were cast in Oklahoma at last
years election-11. 600 more than in
Florida, and $4,000 more than in Della
ware-and of these the plurality for
the successful party was only 1.1o0-
Oklahoma desires to be state before
1900 and its desire may be realized
n. Y. Sun.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

ting in the chair I AGAIN noticed the Or.
Williams Pink Pills article in the news-
paper which was laying ON the floor. read
it carefully and Immediately decided to give
the pills trial, as the account which read
had been of n case similar to mine. sent
the Office boy over TO Frank Houp's drug
store for a box and took some that afternoon.
l continued their use and before had used
one box noticed Improvement / grew
better rapidly and all my friends noticed the
Improvement, and after taking eight boxes
there was not sore on my person.
Il am covered with sears from the ulcers
but SINCE that time have not seen single
indication of the old trouble l continued
the use of the pills long after was cured a.
l wanted to get nay system rid of that awful
disease.
:. II l only had bought DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People at the start 1 would
be thousands of dollars ahead and had five
years of health and happiness instead of
torture. To-day | feel like perfect man
and my doctor says | am entirely rid of my
Old trouble.''
(signedl JAMES H.wAILAcK-
DETROIT, MICH, May z, 1897.
Before me a Notary Public in and for
Wayne County Michigan, personally ap-
peared James III. Wallace, who being duly
sworn siepossti and said that he had read the
foregoing statement and that the same was
true.
ROBERT E. HULL, JR.,
Notary Public.
WAYNE COUNTY, MICH.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are sold by all dealers, or will be sent post
paid on receipt of price, so cents a box or
six boxes for $50 tthey are never sold in
bulk or by the 1907. by addressing DR.. VIII
hams' Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
AMERICAN TEA CULTURE

Hirhest Grades of the Plant Are Cub
tt-ated In the united statL/
Most people will be surprised to learn
that tea growing is successful indus
try in this country, and that the high
est prices are being paid for the Amer
lean product of this popular beverage.
Secretary Wilson. of the department
of agriculture, lately requested William
Saunders. the veteran horticulturist of
his department, to visit the tea farm of
Charles W. Shepard at Summerville, S.
c.. and report upon what he should see
there. Seventeen years ago Mr. Saun-
ders prepared an article on Tea Cul-
ture as a Probable American Industry"
which was mainly intended to answer
requests coming from all parts of the
country as to the status of tea culture
in the United States. For 20 years
previous tea plants had been annually
distributed in varied quantities, the
only purpose at that time being to en-
courage the culture of tea plants for
domestic purposes in limited way.
The cost of labor and deficiency of rain
fall were the main obstacles in the way
of making tea culture successful COM
mercially.
The tea farm visited by Mr.. Saunders
is gently undulating and the soil is
mainly sandy loan, and he found that
farm to be under perfect cultivation.
The labor question hnd been settled by
Or. Shepard by building a schoolhouse
on the farm, inviting the people of the
surrounding country to send their
children there for instruction. and in
the intervals of the school term he em-
ploys the scholars, under pay. to pick
tea DIR. Shepard has procured tea
plants from all quarters of the globe,
has experimented extensively with
them and has been so greatly encour-
aged that he declared that were he 20
years younger he would plant so acres
as rapidly as he could procure the
plants. His experiments with the tea
plant have been 40 thorough and sue
cessful that some arrangement should
be made whereby he could impart his
knowledge TO others, and for this pur-
pose he advises the establishment of
school where the veteran tea grower
could instruct young men so that they
might undertake the work of develop
ing the tea industry in this country.
The tea from DR.. SAepard's farm sells
for one dollar per pound. il Of . high
quality. and IL is believed that his sue
cess establishes the fact that tea can be
grown in this country 30 ~ to be COM
mcrcially suecessful. - Washington
Star.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

The Handy s. McGee Mercantile Go.
The Family Fireside.
Practical Notes and General Information.

meridian. bears south q degrees and IS min
utes west. 2i0s-oa feet. thence south IS de-
No. 2, Identical with corner No. of the
amended location and corner No. of the
degrees and 10 minutes east, 1885 feet to
corner No. 3, identical with corner No. Of
the amended location. a granite stone 24xex4
mound of stone chiseled s-4-il964: thence
north rs degrees and minutes east. 800 feet
to corner No. 4. identical with corner No. of
the amended location and corner No. Of the
Tabor Grand lode Of this survey; thence
s,uth degrees and Is minutes west. ials9 95
feet to corner No. l, the place OF beginning.
Queen Nine.
Beginning at corner No. 1 on line 2-3 Great
West lode Of this survey. identical with cor
ner No. of the amended location and cor
ner No. 4 Julia waIlner lode of this survey.
township IL, south. range 90. west of the
Sixth principal meridian. bears south "a de-
south IS degrees and minutes west, 500 faet
to corner No 2. identical with corner No. ?.
OF the amended location and corner No. g.
Julia Wailner lode of this survey; thence
north degrees and I6 minutes east. LOO feet
TO corner No identical with corner No. 3.
24x6x4 inches set IL inches In the grr und
with mound of stone. chiseled 3-lle64 whence
scribed B. T. s-iisss. bears north 6 dserees
and minutes west, s3 feet; thence north IS
degrees and minutes east. 26s-ze feet to cor
ner No. T. ideiItical with corner No of the
amended location and corner No 3 Lookout
lode of this survey; thence south degrees and
10 minutes west. 13l9-g5 feet to corner No. s,
identical with corner No. of ,the ainentiei
location and corners number and 2 Great wee.
and Lookout iodes of this sarvey; thence south
= degrees and 81 minutes east, -l9 feet to cor
ner No the place of beginning
he Julia Wallner lode contains 1890 acres,
the Great West lode contains 9.7lI acres: the
Missi. sippi lode contains 6.70s acres, the Tabor
Grand contains 5-s05 acre.; the Lookout lode
contains s.sJ acres; the Queen Nine lode CON-
form a portion of the west u rection .: towp-
ship H. south-.range So west. OF the sixth prin-
cipal meridian, and the loeations recorded
IN tie order named above follows. viz: Book
~ page 223; book he. page IA: book 20. page
~; book 50; page n: book 50. rage .s6: book So.
psge ~. of the records of Fremont county.
Colorado.
ADJOINING claimants. the Stonewall Jackson:
others, If any. unknown. nearest claims un-
known.
RAYMOND MILLER. Register.
Date of hrst publication Sept. 2srd. 1857: last
publication Nov 18th. 1857.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
ODD WATERMELON CONTEST.
One Darky Devours SIX and Capture
the Hnlf-Dollar Purae.

One Darky D~vours SIX and Captures
the Hnlf-Doliar Pur.e.
The birthday of American independ-
ence this year was celebrated in At
lanta with .nigger jubilee" The
town was given over to the darkies,
and the principal streets wore the u.s.
pect OF n wire-grass town in the rurpen-
tine regions Saturday afternoon.
There were many strange scenes
where the darkies had gathered, and
strongest of these was the watermelon
duel, which was witnessed ut neon just
in front of the Kimball house. Here
a travelling salesman had gathered u
lot of excursionists from Athens. He
proposed TO give half dollar and fur
nish the fruit to the negro who could
eat the most watermelon in ten min-
utcs- There were three entries. The
negroes were each given melon to
start on and were allowed to cut it as
they wished. The word go" was given
aud the three men began TO devour
melons with the ferocity of steam
engine. One of the men had cut his
melon in circular form. These he
would break into segIncnts. which he
would appear to swallow, rinds i'm
cludesi.
Another darky, with cavernous
mouth. Ind his melon in horizontal
slises. He would grab these with light
ning,like speed, swipe II quickly across
his mouth. aalowing the seed TO escape
on one side and the husk to come out
NJ The other.
At the end Of hve minutes two of the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

Beginning at corner No. I. identical with
corner No. OF tho amended location and
cornern number Great Wcat and MinafsA-
ippl lodcs Of this survey, wheucc the aDuth-
west corner secttuu y. townnhip ~. south.
range - weet OF the Sixth principal meri-
diAn, oeara eouth - degraes and So minutes
west, ueo.04 teets thence north - dowreeA
and ntaeeea east. l4.ee feet to CORNER No.
4 identical with corner No. { OF the amended
location and corner MOL Mtssiaslppi lode
Of thto aueveys thence north derreca and
~ minutes eess, 11iaS6 feet TO corner No. =
looatlons gpAnite stune 1lxsx9 inohcs. set
n inches y the ground with mound Of etene
misutes wsss. S1 iSsSs fsss % j. K c"rncr NJ. 1.
ldentjcal with ccrner Not of the amended
lacetion. . granite atsne. 1<xext inchee, sst
~ lnoAoa ID tho Rruund. with mound Of
sepnq, cAlselsd l-<-slof4, whence pine sres
Z lnokea dlaneter btaned and ucrioed y. n
49, pisss 49, sSs seec dssrSss sS ena snSss .s
y n1nutea vest. l3le8 tost % corner No. l.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
Mississippi.

Beginning At corner No. I. identical with cor
ner No. Of the amended location mot IL
falls in bed of Eight Mile Creek where pcrma-
nent corner could not be estsblishedl; whence
southwest corner section IS. township IL. sputh.
range ~. west, of the Sixth principal meridian.
bpNrs south u degrees and as minutes west,
laDo.t6 feet; thence north s. degrees and min.
utee east, 1916 feet to No ., indcntical
with corner No. Of the amended location tnoi
sci as it falls on rock slide where permanent
corner could not he e~tahlisheil thence north
degrss ard ~ minutes west. 70 feet. center of
track Florence \ Crippie Greek railroad. course
south as degrees west, S7.sl fe-nt witness corner
to corner No. =, croes X and s-lipf< chisrlei
nn granite roSk in place, showing 6xcSs feet
above the general surface 90 feet to corner
No. 3. Identical with corner No. of the amended
location. a granite rtone a6xsx4 inches set II
inchcs In shs ground with mound OF stone
chisclcd 80 1884, whence a.pinc tree inches in
.iametcr. blased and scribcd u. II. 5-3-lla6l.
bears south deg. and 81 min east 50 feet, thence
south 6s degrees and minutee WEST, ia4 &C fest
to corner No. Z. identical with corner No. Of
the amended location and corner No. of the
Great West lode Of this eurvey; thence south 1
degrees snd ~ minntce ee~t. iSss.7s feet witness
corner TO corner No. 1. identical with witness
corner To corner No. Great West lode of this
survey, tsas fcct center Of track Florence 4
Cripple Greek rsiirc~d, course north - degrces
west. til0 feet corner No. drest Weet lode of
this survey, 800 feet to corner No l. the place
~ beginning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once At Pueblo, Colorado,
Sepfember 18th lao7

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his inten-
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Clerk Of the District Court. nj
Canon City. Fremont county. Colorado. on
November 10th. 1857, viz.
FREDERICK HEMENwAY. of Eldred,
Colorado. II. 3. No. asls. for the lots 1, : and
sn mex section 2. township IL. Q, range 20, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
ton OF, said land:
John Freak. OF EIdred. Colorado; Joshua
Dennison. ThomAs Dixon. and Philip Biloxi
ham, all OF Canon City. Colorado.
RAYMOND MILLER, Register.
tFirst publication sept. 9srd. 1897; last pub
lication October 18th. 1897.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-10-14

TeaclSsr-How many divlsions q
mankind are thexef
Bobby-ky paw Ayu n = DIVIDED
Into The people who earn hvinx With
out gettinR II and thoae who get tiy-
Ing without earning Il. - Cinetnnati
Enquirer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-11-04
d,dcoon 70 Miss Pinchett. and said:

| dudgcon to Miss Pinchett, and SAID:
"Pinchy, take me to my grandmother
| ard auntie. or else take me back home
again. won't stay here for that Dig
| wax doll to make fun of me-"
..My dear. bless your heart. that lady
! is your grandmother; she is younger
than YOU expected to find her-per-
hans she is not over f~orty-eight OF
ffty-and she has taken care or her-
self and uses all the arts or the toner
| to improve her beauty: that Is all;
row, come right back with me n pc
have ycurself.' whispered Miss Pm
! chett, rising to lead Elite up to her rel
atives.
"PiLchy. | know you would not de
caiye me. Is she. though, really,
Lcw?' inquired Elite.
Eyes. my dear. on my word, sald
Miss Pinchett, as they crosse dthe
room.
When they stood before Mrs. Gre
vile and Lois. Miss Pinchett said:
II hope you will forgive poor Elite.
madam: she IL co~untry-bred, II
failed at first to recognize in you the
relative she expected to find"
"Oh, / will forgive her for the I'M
piled compliment she has paid me In
sincerely doubling that l could possi-
bly, be her grandmother said Mrs.
Greville. smiling and drawing the
blushing girl to her bosom.
And now. Elite, dear, as you IA
vored me with a description of the
grandmother you expected to meet. let
Lois near what sort of an aunt you
pictured to yourself?"
But Elite stood, embarrassed n
~blushingly. until Lois suddenly siezed
and kissed her. and said:
Mamma, this child ought TO have
her supper and be put to bed.
Eyes, certainly; / rang once, but you
see no one has appeared. Ring again
Lois did so, and this time the sum
mons was answered and the necessary
orders given. And in a very few min
utes a nice little supper for two was
served in Mrs. Greyille's dressing
room.
Elite and Miss Pinchett sat down
and did ample justice to the delicacies
spread before them.
After this the service was removed,
and Celeste directed to show Elite IL
her attendant to her chamber.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-11-04
CHAPTER LIv.

we left Astrea. standing like a de-
s,roying angel, over the PROSTATE form
OF Rumford.
venus. from her lair under the bed
had witnessed, without fully compre
hending, all that passed. She now
emerged from her place of conceal
ment, inquiring, with a scared look:
III, honey. what you hit him wifi?
NOT de poker. cause deere 1t STAINS.
you must a hit him wild somefin
dough! You's done for him, ANYWAYS
an sarve him right-ole scampl ia
sorry for him. too! poor, forsook ole
sinner, gone straight to de debil wild
out a minute to 'pept of his sins, II
get you into a heap o. trouble. rs
iraid' chile! Dey have you up to court
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-11-04

avenue. where there were no shops
and no crowd. but where lofty palaces
lined each side.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-11-04
HOO To
PAY 500
! Weakness In
Fail

n Omaha Comp
pc before the pul
ut for the cure oil
Sexual Weaknt
Force in old
n-out French
~Mphorous or otht
WONDERFUL TREl
S~s-positive in
are suffering
lgnits their life, c
gIcal suffering
should write I'd
MpANY, Omah|
you absolute
PER on these disco
nelr truly MAGIC
Of men, who |
being rest
Condition.
rs MAGICAL TR
nne under theii
Erdlroad fare a
to go there
cure. They
no Free Pre-
SSSsgnple, or c.
m capital,
Ecase they trea|
Their charges I
Ito be paid 4
x'd. Write tn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-11-04
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sT,if we failto]
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this Secol
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Evening star., 1897-04-29

FOR RENT-1225 n. JERSEY AVE NV. THIS
delightful new Groom horse on wide street, nice
ly furnished or unfurnished at reasonable rate
WM, u. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. 1907 st. NV
Evening star., 1897-04-29
EOR RENT

FOX REM
g25 Mass av, 12r, MISS. .33
.1747 18th. Tor, mi 5000
500 e, 22r, mi. ....15. 90
1035-29 Lime Kilns,
office 4 5r, sta, X
yard. wharfage. rs 90
14lI Bacon. Or, mi. 30. so
1921 31st. 12r, mi. 80. so
454 d, 6r&sto, cel-50. 90
800 2lst, 12r, eel. mi. 40. 80
1915 II, Or, mi. 40. 90
250S G, G,l0r, cl, yd. sta. 20. 90
1120 Is. Or, sto. Gel. milo. 90
2o34 l, 81, Gel, mi. 81 so
22l9 l. Sr, mi. Sc. 80
2131 K, Sr, eel. mi Il. SO
1203 20th, 7r, eel, mi. .35. 80
T27 10th. 11r&b, mi 33 :3
2031 II. 7r&b, mi. $3.50
2Sl7 Q. 7r, Gel, mi e. co
4ye 17ih. Sr. mi. :. 80. 20
HOS Md av, Or, eel. mise. 60
2O3S l. Sr, mi. .30.5J
1854 5th, Sr, mi. :. 80. so
2fl3 Pa ar. Sr, mi .ao.5c
Cos 21st. tir, Gel. uni. .27.5o
1907 Pm av, fiat,Sr. .25. 80
1717 18th. Tr.mi, fur. q. so
1906 kinsm'n. Or, mi .. so
1913 l.. Or, over $50. % 30
2019 L, Or, mi. .sS. 80
l.l+l6 2Jth. 7r.mi. d. so
200 9th ne. Or. mi. .22.5l
2lI0 Pa ay. sr, ,w,g. d. .35
2GlS L, CT, Gel. mi %. 80
See tein0rrow's Star for
ap24-s,tn&th wESCOTf &
Evening star., 1897-04-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-yAITABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
Owner nonresident, desires to dispose OF prop
erty 1706-i70S Pa. NV. consisting Of two
stores and two flats Of five rooms and bath each;
now under good rental: long lease; property 10
feet front, improvements covering entire lot: will
be sold at saorifce For further information
address G W WAITE, Bradley Beach. n. ].
ap2i-2ws
Evening star., 1897-04-29

121s-es Both ST, Or. 30. 90
92l 22d, Or, mi. =. 1000
65{ Morris ne. Or. 10. 90
2323 Va av. Or, mi. 1880
1892 F. 6r, mi. ......1S.5G
2920 Olive, Or. mi. 1850
HOS l Sc, 7r, mi. 1850
222+ g, 7r, w&g. rs. 40
1S0S Goth, Or. wa. 1880
20t6 E, Or, mi. .....16.30
All 10Th, 9r&sta. 1900
o40 25th, Or. wa. 1880
Brightw'd. Or. eel. .w.l5.OO
1919 4th. Sr. r........15.CO
2200 III. 5r, wa.....f4.3O
415 \, Or. wa.....13. 80
SD n II av, 5r. w.l3.50
21i2 ii, Or. W. w......lS. 30
1886 ii, 4r&cel. W. 1870
409 I'D. Or. wa. so
1926 25th. 5r. wa. 1880
ABS goth, 4r. wa. .12.50
2il4 9Th, &, wa..-.12.30
2236 Va av, Ar, W. 1880
aa,S-l2 18th, Or, wa. a.l2.30
1870 26th, 4r, wa. 1880
Mi 9th. Or. wa. ..ll.00
l304 llth. 4r. wa. .l0.50
315 Va ay, Ir, wa. 10. 50
4S2 La ave. of:ire
rooms. .SS. 10 & Is
1913 23d. 6r.
l21 18th. 7r- 10. 90
So2o Sherman ay.5r.10.O0
our other list.
. WiICON. 1871 Pa nv
Evening star., 1897-04-29
PERSONAL.

WE MARCH IN TIE VANGUARD ORR
standard unfurled. Rally round US to our crr
OF standard cash rates for any amount az
gents left-0n garments. Drop that Jostal
JrSTH : OLD STAND. GI9 ID st. NV. a1s5tf
CIVH. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AMI
answers. Serd lDc TO 3 W. FLYNN AM
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
ap24-1m' s.W. COR. sTH AND X SIS NV
". WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETET
tive agency-C -Coufdentisl communication pro.npt-
ly attended to: Office open all hours: best refs
Established 1850. supt. go st. NV a2e-ims
Evening star., 1897-04-29

FOR RENT 1912 9Th st NV 6r % so
1885 g 30 st SW cor 4th&I SITS
NV, I5r .SZso.o0i NV, Or. 80
609 14th NV, lar. .2o0.C0 1928 4th nw Or 20. .3S
2233 Q dur), 13r. .125. 90 Il23 10th nw 6r 90 20
1925 10th ur), 13r. .125 90 1924 Sh st nw 6r 20 90
905 K st NV, 10r SIS 90 40l1 9Th st NV Sr 20 90
1924 18th NV, Tor. .G6.67 Sl6 H av NV, 6r. % 90
723 Sth st NV, 13r .65. 60 1915 10th NV Sr 20 90
40 Sth st NV, 15r 65. 90 1921 Sth st exd 20
1916 16th NV, 11r. COCO 1928 n H Or. 20. 90
1913 st nw Tor. 5000 515-19 Cap st. Or. 1S 80
216 Ind nw Or. so. 90 2207 1 st NV, 7r. 1890
17i3 l. st NV, 1Sr. 50.G0 1903 L st NV, 5r. I6 SO
1919 Corcoran, 11r. $500 91S Sd st Iw 5r Ia. 80
4lS Sd st NV, Or. ~ 90 32S Spruce 30
2S20 st NV, Tor. 40. 66 GOT st NV, Or Is 10
~ av NV. 81. 1000 1911 s st NV, Ar. 90
9Ol 2lst NV, 11r. 90 226l Clevd av, 6r. 90
21O7 Pa av NV. 12r. 1000 400 22d st NV, Or. 13 40
9O2 Mass NV, II. 1000 2013 + st nw 6r 13 30
30 n NV, 7r. .35. 60 q As ID st NV 6r.. I3 30
1925 9th st Tor 30 so 1142 Sth st nw 5r l3 90
zoos 14th NV. 10r. $500 1S43 l. st nw 5r. IL 90
Wesley Hts, Tor $500 1259-6Y 18th NV Or 10 so
2126 18th NV, 11r. as 90 17I0 34th NV Or IL so
4S6 st NV, 11r. .3l13 sol 25th st NV, Or. II 50
141S 11th NV, Tor .j155 S2S 23d st NV, 5r. .12 80
1905 4th st NV, u. .2j0O 1905 9th st NV, Ar 70 80
The above is only portion Of the property on
my books.
For full list call at Office for bulletin issued on
the 1st and 18TH
THOS. E WAGGAMAN,
aF2I-tu. th&s 9i7 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1897-04-29
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOX EXCHANGE COT NTsY PLACE II ACREs.
miles from city. new s-rOou house and ont.
.nlllihSs ~ acres rich bottom laud; ~ fine
trurk land; 10 wood land; 5000 At!.iress
For EXCHANGE-A REAJTIFI'I- IOT ny U.sS
eve: unincumbered fUr boSse in NV: 81 ,D 10
$500. Apply CHARLES EARLY Gl5 I4th
- ap24-l3t
Evening star., 1897-04-29
ATTORNEYS.

wM. l. FORD.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw
de12-tf 60 st. NV. House. 1909 o Of. NV.
cAMPBEI.l. cARRINGToN, ArrORNEY-AT-LAw
WeAsler Law building. 605 ID ri. n.y.. Was ,inr.
ton. DC: Residence. No. Mount Vernon I1ats
New Yofk ave. and 9th st. nv, seia