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Cultivated Pearl Oysters.
CFrom the Ipdianapolis Ncws1

tFrOm the Indianapolis Ncws)
Recent experiments by the experts Of the FiSh
Commission in Washington have demonstrated
that genuine pearls Of high quality NAV be
grown in an aquarium, fountains. fish ponds and
in any other pools OF water which can sustain
musscls. oysters and other molusks that emit
nacre the beautiful iridescent secretion Of which
pearls are made
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The popularity Of Heurich's beer reflects emil
nent credit upon the skin with which Maerzcn,
Senate, and Lager are brewed. and IL also demon
stratcs that these superior beers the products
OF the best malt and hops. Phone 634 Airing
ton Bottling Co, for case and you will enjoy
the beers which are popular in Washington
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Left here for sale ! handmade 2-seat
Dayton; / buggy-top business wagon; l gro
cery or baker wagon; also ladies' phaeton; an in
good condition and cheap 4o5 sth st. NV.
ias-3t. .em
FOR SALE-Spring platform wagon: suitable for
builder or coal dealer; frst-cass condition
9l6 9th st. ne. jas-3t en-
FOR sALE-Runsbout buggy; a bargain SIG
18th ST. NV. iaS-3t
MUST be sold, ine pair well matched horses.
years, sound and gentle. {. A RHODES
Lsngdon. ID. G.. is63t
FOR SALE-Eo:se, double harness, sIat wagon.
and bugg,. ll04 II St ne. js6-3t
For SALE-Great bargain, l2 head Of horses and
mares, RANGING n sEs from 10 0 years
weight 600 20 l,400 pounds; suitable for any
business and no reasonable offer refused. Cali
2l2 AZ 81. ia5-7t
FOR SALE-Bsy family horse; kind and gentle,
for lady to nde drive. 500 c st. NV.
is5-7t
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In brewing beer a master hand is required to
achieve the successful results as can be found
in the qualities Of Heurich's Maerzen, Senate and
Lager Phone 634 Arlington Bottling Co. for A
case ni beer which charms evnrvhndv
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Capital Traction: 5G91 5-s; Mergeuthaler
Linotype 10000 SIS; American Gropho-
phone: 350012; American Graphophone,
preferred: 3dI2 3-S.
ma
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales.--National Safe Deposit and Trust
100G127; Washington Loan ard Trust: 10
Ql65; Columbia Title Insurance. Gas:
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Pacific Mail declined a point o. more.
much to the disappointment OF these who
believed the recent advance was to be a
permanent one.
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The grangers were of with the remain
der of the market, but were well bought on
the decline
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Ncu YnrI. stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange
1A1Q II SfrnpI
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Sugar declined to 12S 1-2 early in the
day. The selling was mainly il not wholly
for short account. and friends of the COM
pany are persistent in their assertions that
good advance in TIE price of the stock is
at hand.
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Attest:
las I522 mas


Filed December I. 1909. J. r. YOUNG Clerk
IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or OLJMBiA.-WIILIAM II. BATES vs.
MINNIE Z. BATES No 20147
On motion Of the plaintiff. by his attorneys
james ". Bevsns and +. Hilton jackson. il Is
ordered that the defendant, Minnie F. Bates.
cause her appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the nTst Tule-d2y occurring forty d9vs
after TINS day; otherwise the cause will be pro-
eeeded with Is in case Of default. The OBJ
jet Of this Snt is 10 secure a divorce a vincUIo
matnmOnll Provided, this order De published
IN the Washington Law Reporter and the
Washington Times once week for three sue
cessive weeks before said rule-day
BY the Court:
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Chicago GrnIn and Pro.ision ,Inrket

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Exchange.
1419 F Street.
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II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLI MBlA, TIE OH DAY or JANU-
AIRY, 1e0o--JULA BUTLER vs. WILLIAM
II. BUTLER. No 201sI. Docket
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr. Jas Ned.
Caulngton, her collector, u is ordered that the
defendant. William II. Butler cause his ap-
peaT8nce 20 be entered herein on or before the
FIRST rule-day occurring forty dave after this
dav; otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
as IN ease 81 default The object OF this suit IS
for divorce viECulo- This order 20 be published
in the Washington law Reporter and the Times
for the time prescribed by the rules Of the court.
By the Court:
JOB BARNARD.
True copy-TeSt- Justice, sc.
J. r. YOUNG Clerk. &c
By FRED Z. O'CONNELI-, Assistant CLERK.
jasl5.22
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Money to Loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos. .etc.

II you are In need o. money, We desire 70 IL
form YOU OF our new method We can secure YOU
a loan on an easy monthly payment plan az Iess
cost than ever before and below the rate Of any
ether company in the city You can pay in flfl
al any time after the loan is secured and il viii
only cost you for such tine as ycu have had the
money. Our business Is strictly private and al
appIications are treated ccufdentialIy II YOU
have q loan with any other concern you can Sc
cure a loan through us 70 pay It and get more
money If desired. II VIII pay you 70 call and see
rs before going elsewhere. We are ready al any
and all times during of8ce hours TO give iufornlS-
tiOn concerning our business methods and yeu
will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
sUI3-tf COZ s.. y ".
HONEY TO LOAN at 3D. 81 l. and ~ PEI
cent, in sums Of $1,000 TO $4,000 on D. Q.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; al transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers VA. II.
SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 ST NV. iyl-tf-em
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL - No delay. CHARLES A BAKER,
Rooms 30 and a, hetzerott Building, lll9 81.
jel2-tf
MONEY loaned salaried people and 4atal mer-
chants upon their own nsmes. without
Curity; easy payments. TOLMAN, Room 4s 90s-
el4 81 Cc22-lyr
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9265 Administration Docket 26.
Application wing been made 20 the Supreme
Court Cf the District Of Columbia. holding a
special term for Orphans Court business for
probate q the last viii and testament, and
f0r letters tcstamentlry on said estate. b. VII
liam J. Miller II is ordered this 9TH day Of
January. 1900, that notice Is hereby given TO
Louise AebCrs0ld, Elizabeth Aebcrsold, and Nicho-
las EEl, and the unknown heirs and next Of kin
Of said Maria ECl deceased and persons inter
estCd in said estate and 20 al Others concerned
10 appear in said court on FRIDAY. THE TWEN-
TI-THfRD DAY OF MARCH. 4. d. 1900. At
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. 90 show cause why such
application should not be granted This notice
shall be published In the Washington Law Re
porter and the Times. Of Washington. ID. c. and
also IN "u1s Amtsbiatt fUT den Kaut0n Bcrnc. -
At Berne, Switzerland in each q three sue
ccssive weeks before the return dSy therein men
uoned-the hrst publication % be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
R1- he
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING a SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSlNESS.-IN RE
ESTATE or MARIA EGLL, Deceased. No.
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Gov tERNMENT BONDS.

G's i9oe ''3D-vear funtiny" Pol1... 11l 80
as lHOl Water stock" curr3nsy. I3E -.
IS 1905 Water stOcS" currelcy. -.
Funding currency l55's.. -. IlS -
~ = Reg. .-lU's Is4S 1871 ...... = -
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Lost Votes.

The canvassing OF the votes cast In
Ohio county at the recent election by
the board OF commissioners discloses the
fact that out OF a total Of 10, O6o ballots,
4i9 were considered defective by the
election officers and were not counted.
This Is quite serious matter, and sug-
gests the question whether the election
officers or the voter stand most In need
of instruction. Making allowance for
dense ignorance It is more than likely
that most Of the defective ballots were
cast by persons who knew better, but
who we're careless in preparing their
tickets. Had It been a close election
these mistakes would have been vital to
the defeated parties.
In, some cases It Is asserted, that the
ballots thrown, out clearly defined the
Intention of the voter. but technically
they were defective. Such loss Of
votes should not be possible again In
this county. and It would be well to in
Qulre Just where the fault lies and rem,
edial measures provided.
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Against Divorce.

The recent disclosures In New York
city anent the procurau ton of fraudulent
divorces has stirred up considerable
sentiment In the country al large
against the easy dissolution OF the mar
riage tie, and on the heels OF these dIs-
closures comes the pronounced determi-
nation OF the Episcopal church to pro-
nounce anathema against divorce, and
more particularly against the re-mar-
rage OF divorced persons. 1t Is high time
some action against this brazen immor-
ality was taken by the Protestant
churches. The Catholic church recog-
nized the sacredness OF the marriage re-
lation long ago, and 1t has been most
enectunl In supprcssinE post marital
passion on the part Of husband or wife
for new faces and alleged alIlnitlcs.'
Divorce Ia n painful subject to dis
cuss. but In the light OF Its prevalence
to-day in all classes Of society n check
Is needed to suppress the wholesale In
diligence In the luxury" Publicity Is,
perhaps. the best preventive. Couples
who Disagree II they were compelled to
face curious and pruricnt throng In
the court room would. no doubt. bear
tho Ills they have rather than publish
them to the whole world. Secrecy In d.
vorce proceedings IS the worm that Is
eating the vltals OF modern society.
The pronounced stand taken by the
Episcopal church against the Ic-marry-
Ing Of divorced persons In n great stride
In the bcttcrment Of present day morals,
What shame It brings to children to see
their father the husband OF another
than their mother. and their mother tho
wife OF another than their father. Many
such cases can be cited TO the evcrlast-
ing nhnmc of the parties to this gross
immortality. It Is to be hoped there
fore. that the programme outlined for
tho general conference OF the Episcopal
church VIII be adopted. and
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that other denominations lax in this re-
gard Will follow suit.
what Is True pemoc,lr,n r.,

The Bryanites and Populists who stole
the name of Democracy, and who mas.
duernded in the last campaign under
the banner Of Jeffersonian principles,
would do well to consider their position
before they attempt to assume virtue
which they have not In berntlng and
ostracIzing the sound money Democrats
that emineptly respectable class of
thinking and influential gentlemen who
refuse to subscribe to. some OF the
planks Of the chaotic platforms adopted
at Chicago and Kansas City, and con-
doned by Bryan-in affecting Ito scorn
the support Of these people the Bryan
Popullst party are cutting, OF that ele-
ment that would be likely to save the
name OF Democracy from further. dis
grace and contumely.
1t would be an Indication Of wisdom
on their part to temporize. for It is fatal
to{Bryan and his Ill-ordered following
to stand on a pinnacle and look down
upon an element, that would help them
II they would come to their senses, and
who have 1t In their power to forever
destroy any ambition they may enter
tain. {4s.tt ~; ~.
There was no Democratic party In the
last campaign. The Bryan ticket was q
bluff, and Just 80 sure as the manipula-
tors of that egregious cyclists heresles
seek TO continue their offenses against
the public>tudgment and discernment.
Just 50 certain, will It be that a large
number OF gold, Democrats will stay
with the party Of sanity they supported
a few days ago, and the Republican
party will be glad to afford them sanct-
uary, NJ
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He Had a cinch.

Cincinnati Enquirer: A curious and
highly dramatic incident occurred in
Tom 'sullivan's sample room near the
City Hospital one evening during the
last week. l.iit. f5l75
A hobo, with highly colored nose
and a choice crop OF whiskers, entered,
and In husky voice said to the bar
keeper who 1rejoices in the name Of
Shorty: a5=,... :. .a.,,
I. Gimme q beer. please, mister"
The beer was drawn and placed on
the counter. the hobo drew long breath
and in few moments his nose could
be seen shining through the bottom OF
the glass which was empty.
said: Z, ~ +
c. ,%W ~ I. y, please bend your ear
shorty complied, and the tramp
whispered something in his ear.
Then Shorty politely made the
same'requcst. -
win you please bend your cnr this
way. STRIP i5' H.&sTT
Thotramp complied. bending over the
bar, and Shorty" hit him terrific
half-arm poke In, the ear, and q moment
later chased him through the swinging
doors with the beer mallet.
When the bartender returned he ex-
planned the matter BY stating that the
tramp had asked him to walt until Sat-
urday for the money for the beer. and
when he asked him what Saturday."
the tramp had answered Easter Satur-
day." -4l. h,
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rootns......s,3l couunr Room.
THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. NOVEMBER 10. 1900,
The "Ideal" Newspaper Again.

q
The Intelligencer yesterday had some
thing to say about the scheme aavo-
Gated by DR.. Parkhurst. OF New York.
for the establishment of an ideal"
newspaper, publication that would
meet all the requirements Of self-ap-
pointed critics that are deemed
lacking In newspapers as they
are now managed. The Times.
which has been very fair towards the
reverend critic, takes strong exceptions
to one point raised by DR.. Parkhurst,
striking 1t as fanclful to the verge Of
absurdIty. The point In contention is
that the supreme requirement OF Park
bursts ideal paper Is Independence
subsidized Independence. We hear so
much about this cry Of Independence
that 1t really becomes nagging in its
nature. Who are these people that are
demanding independence Those who
never exercise that privilege themselves.
How many people In Wheeling who
were In business exercised their "indc-
pendence";in riding on the street cars
during the strike in this city? II
Oh, there are lots OF people who be-
lieve they are good. but who are con-
tinually discovering evil and shortcom-
ings In others. They are those who turn
around in church and look at their
neighbors In commissioning sort OF
way when the minister Is e1patiatlng
on personal sins and faillngs.
Bu- the Times hits Rev. Parkhurst in
another and more vulnerable point.
when 1t dssents from his proposition
that newspaper should be endowed.
1t says: THE notion that a thoroughly
good newspaper can be established by
endowment or subsidy is to say the least
chimerical. On general principles an
enterprise that cannot pay its own way
Is lacking In the essential elements OF
strength. It Is, indeed. not n business
enterprise at all. 1t may be missionary
enterprise, or charity. or q scheme OF
benevolence, but it Is not business, and
as an improving example for others act
ually engaged In business 1t will have
no practical influence. Rather It will be
regarded as warning that Its methods
and purposes cannot be followed with
out loss.
Again. 1t Is the fixed conviction Of
DR.. Parkhurst that really good neus-
paper must be independent. An endow-
nd cnhQift,al lo t.,
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Tho European Triple.

"Whlskey is served in ponies. Just as
We serve brandy and cordials in this
country" said the connoisseur Just
back from Europe. to his. New York
friend. '"Of course Kentuckian of
my standing and: experience calls for
several ponies before he gets real de-
cent swallow. You never see native
over there asking for whiskey unless he
Is with an American. acquaintance, and
Ia trying to do the proper thing. He
calls for glass of ,claret or absinthe,
or for some sort OF weak cordial It
takes a European three hours to drink
one pony Of brandy. Too slow for me.
didn't see a drunken man while I was
IN Europe, but saw whole lot Of 'em
who looked as II they had been doped.
sitting about. sorter stupid like, with
eyes half glazed"
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Morgantowp New Dominion: Rev. J..
F. Mcclure claims the belt as the cham
pion wild turkey slayer OF this season.
His health has been quite poor for two
years. and this season he has spent In
the mountains. from which he Is much
improved. He. while rccuperatng,
made and delivered near 1000 cross ties
to the NJ. & K. and spent few odd
hours hunting during October. There
were flfty-two squirrels and nine Wild
turkeys devoured at the Mcclure camp
near the cave. Five OF the turkeys
md most Of the squirrels were the VIC
tins OF Mr.. McClurc'B skill as n gunner
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY &; CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable In all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o.
WALDING, KINNAN < & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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hasn' got no turkey. an I hasn' got no
cash.
An dc grocery wouldn' trus' me even II
got so rnsh
AZ to, try an run In debt An yet yoh
uncle Ism blue,
He's smilin jcs' as usual, an mcnnin'
OF IT, too. a
ortcr feel little gratitude. It seems to
nc, ..
Case matters ain' no worse. Dey's bout
as bad ms dey kin be.
Is lookln' to de future, whah my honcs
dey shine an Mt.
Is fenlin' mighty thankful foh the things
Ps gwintcr cit.
Perhaps It Will he turkey. an perhaps II
will be duck,
An mebbc9 twill be 'possum II has n
special luck.
It's wonderful cxcltIn' to be gucssin' dis.
Away H
Bout how yours gwincter celebrate on
mex Thanksgiving dny. -
1t might be jos plain chicken, or po'k
chop fryln' slow
An II might be muffin tall fur NIL rs able
fob to know;
But do6sn let dat sltccr me, case Il
hnBn' happened ylt, ~.
An i's feclin' mighty thankful fob do
things Is gwlnctor git
.i...l.. .-Wnshlngton Star.
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The Admiral Philip Fund,

Cleveland Leader: Some OF the ma
val friends OF the late Rear Admiral
Philip have undertaken to raise fund
OF 100000, the proceeds OF which are
to go to his widow during her lifetime.
and upon her death the whole amount
to be devoted to the support Of the
home for naval sailors which was es-
tablished through the efforts Of the ad-
miral. Brave Jack" Philip was an adj
mirable officer, and his conduct at the
battle Of Santiago endeared him to the
American people. 1t Is fitting that his
widow, who was left in practically des-
tltute circumstances, should be pro-
vided for.
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And Shall the Silk Hat Coz

st. James Gazette: VIII the war
leave Its mark upon the social customs
and habits Of Londou? Little signs are
not wanting that 1t will. The comfort
of the khaki hat, for Instance. has been
an experience too prolonged. In many
cases. to be tightly left aside. The Duke
OF Norfolk has early set an example by
having a soft black hat. first cousin
iof the wide-awake, yet with reminis-
;cence OF militarism in It. made for Lon
don wear. He has edited the Carlton
Club with 1t during the last two or
three days. and has already made more
than one convert besides confirming the
faith Of others.
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Ottawa Citizen: Some parties who ar
rived In Quebec during the last day or
two report the catch OF cells on the south
shore and on the island of Orleans as
extremely heavy during the last week
or ten days. In one fishery near St. Jo-
seph De Lewis nearly all the nets were
carried away on the tide, owing to the
large quantity Of cells that had gathered
In them.
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Apple Freak,

Jerome White, of Vadis. has our
thanks for two very large York Imper-
ial apples. He also left here peculiar
mal-formation In the apple line. 1t Is
either n Ruaset or Grlndstone, one
side Of which shows the outlines OF a
human face. every feature clearly
drawn. The opposite side is wholly un-
developed. the stem and blossom consti-
tutins tho ears OF the head.-Weston
Independent.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

A Welsh rarebit Is lot like babies;
1t looks better than 1t tastes.
One of these days some woman will
get herself arrested for stealing for her
church. %at
Every man who has got over being q
fool Is perfectly willing to admit that
he. used to be one.
AS soon as man looks like he is
miserable, he gets lot Of sympathy
that makes him feel worse.
The man you so around calling n
crank is generally a lot too busy to
bother with telling what he thinks Of
you.-New York Press.
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Perhaps Not Even n Kingdom

Boston Herald: This report from
Washington that the ceremonies attend
Ing the second Inauguration OF Presi-
dent Mckinley are to be on n royal
scale seems to dispose Of the campaign
allegations that we are going to have
an empire. The royal prellmnaries
would seem to point to only q king.
dom. anyway. and perhaps we shall not
have that,
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NO one can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended
to, disorders OF the stomach arise, BILL
lousncss headache. dyspepsia and piles
soon follow. II you wish to avoid these
ailments keep your bowels regular by
taking Chnmberlnin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when required. They arr
10 easy TO take and mild and gentle In
effect. For sale by druggists.
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....FOR SALE....

. D..
Lots as follows: South side OF lith 9,
between Wood and McColloch SITS. q n
front. 10th St, 30 It. front. Cor, OF I'm
and Jacob Sts., 60 #. front, with r.rcn
house. on came, cheap. Cor. OF Main md
LIST SITS. 60 It. front, with l2-room hou,s
cheap. Eoff, between 18th and 18th. E,a
end OF 18th st. cheap. on easy payments
Wilson ST., near 2ith ST.. s250Oo. Hlgh
near 18th ST., at 1900 each. on easy pay.
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine sts., ,ll5Oo to se5o.o0 each, chesn
Jacob. Eor and Wilson sts., in Cent?.
Wheeling. $4,000 to $4,000 each. MccCl.
loch St. s2,5.o0 to s350.cp each. Eth ST.,
$4,000. 10Th ST., 1850. very cheap. Ne,
east end OF 3lst ST.. 5000 each, $1,000
cash. balance easy payments Water, Eor.
Jacob. Wood, McCOlloch and Wetzel, su.
Sth ward, cheap, on easy payments. Mali.
between LIST and I'd SITS. IS It. front. Lo,,
in North Bcnwood on EoT and Wate.
Sts., cheap. Money to loan on Real E.
tate. $4,000 to $4,000. in sums to suit.
S. NESBiTT, Jr.,
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Plenty of Room For It.

Boston Globe: While the world has
been watching Zeppelin, Inventor Gus
tard. at Austin; Texas. has been build
Ing an airship according to his own
Ideas. and In few days he expects to
make trial trip from Elmott to Wa
CO. Texas. distance Of twenty miles.
The airship weighs $50 pounds. and has
a capacity of from three to five people.
Scoffers. however. are prophesylng that
in Texas soon.