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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
TAYLOR BROS. co.


Utah National Bank, Tel. Ill
Taylor Bros. Co. have just sold another
corner on South Temple, this being the
FIFTH sale on that street alone In the
last few weeks.
While they have not been saying much
they have. been doing business. They have
faith In the future OF Salt Lake and her
people having lived here all their lives,
they are acquainted with the property
owners and have long list OF bargains
for sale.
only yesterday one OF their customers
refused $500 for property that they soli
him a year ago for 1920 Another bought
a place from them for 400 and sold II
for 1900
These properties were brought on the
advise Of Taylor Bros. and they are al
ways willing to give the benefit OF their
experience.
LOOK AT THESE.
81, J00-Modern s roomed brick home, bath
electric lights, an indepenent water
system. with lawn. choice orchard.
large barn and lot Sxl2ig rods
S,C00-Wlll buy you lot ixl0 rods with
2 homes on property. on LIST West,
close. In.
s350o-7-room home on West Temple 81,
Nf0-lOxl0 rod corner lot on West Side,
good tracking property,
First class corner, | block east Of new o.
s. l.. Depot. fine investment.
Lot 50xl5O and right Of way from south
into Agricultural Park. only $500,
5-roomed brick lot 2isxi0 rods, rents for
1890 per month. 5000
500 Brick home OF rooms and nice
lot.
$3.50 Brick house Of rooms bath. eel
lar, electric light and nice lot on
Center street.
%Coo-Moiern brick OF 9 rooms, large lot,
good orchard. on Center street
S,1p-Brick,. rooms, bath, etc, nice lot
close In.
s5,O0o-An up.to-date modern s room cot
tagc. 3 rods OF land, close In. on
Second Street
81 5O0-New modern brick OF rooms. on
9TH St.. close in.
sc,2Q0--New brick house OF rooms. bath
pantry, closets, cellar and 5Oxl25
feet lot, 18th y. 18th SO.
S,eo-House OF rooms and corner lot
ll0x2S0 feet choice orchard, 10th
II. 18th South
N.6O-Brlck house, 3 rooms and corner
lot l0isx1ih rods, young orchard,
10Th T., Cleveland Ave
S.0O-Brick house Of 6 rooms, barn, or
chard city water, and a corner s.
acre lot close In. nth T.. near 10th
South.
10 acres near e.above for s275 per acre
q snap.
S.0oo-New modern pressed brick house,
Q rooms, bath. cellar, etc. etc.
with large lot, lawn. etc. 18th So
2,l0o-Nice brick cottage with large lot
south on 9Th East
S,00o-Brick house, rooms, large lot,
choice orchard, south 9th East.
S,N0-New pressed brick house OF s
rooms, hall, bath. cellar etc, with
50 foot lot In Forest Dale
$500 = roomed frame cottage. In Water.
loo.
S,O00-lS acres In Mill Creek. with small
house lawn, etc, and flowing we'll
We have the corner Of nth s., 1th f.,
18th s. It'll T.. 18th s. 9th T.. nth
s. 9Th f., and 18th s. 10th +, for
sale.
81 .No-5 acres 18th s. End West.
s.. 49, acres 9Th f.
G000-For 20 acres, with large house,
State street.
We have the Moses Farm on the Cot
tonwood for sale, plenty Of shade.
located on the Big Cottonwood
Creek the ideal plan for a summer
cottage.
We handle Canada Ranches and Farms.
TAYLOR BROS. CO,
Utah National Bank.
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So ACRE FARM, 5000; IMPROVE
ments worth $500; 10 acres OF lucern;
3 acres young orchard, Primary water
right Apply J, j.. Mitchell SO Il, Ninth
South Street.
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attempt made 10 trip the witness up
was met by the latter's READY reference
| 10 printed data, which at times caused
| considerable merriment.
Articles Of incorporation OF Taylor's
Steam Laundry OF this city were illed
| In the county clerks office yesterday.
It's capital stock Is $4,000, divided into
shares of the par value Of 81 each. 5.
Z. Armstrong is president II. II. Lewis,
vice president; X. r.. Taylor, secretary
and treasurer The company II en-
gagged In the laundry business on Com
mercial avenue.
Editor Joseph Gilbert Of the Crisis,
The Socialist paper. sin deliver three
lectures at Federation hall, the first
lecture coming tomorrow. on THE Is
sue stated and the Cause shown" The
second lecture Will be delivered May
s. on The Remedy" and on the 18th
OF the month. Mr.. Gilbert will lecture on
the Program OF Action"
Rabbi Reynolds Will continue his In
tereStlng talk on Russia and the Rus
SLAMS" before the joint session Of the
Improvement associations Of the
ga : nrogrem NJ music has been ar
ranged, In which Mr. Pyper' Mrs Bessie
Newman MISS Ruth wilson. MI. W. ~
Patrick and the ward choir VIII take
part
The Row. Francis Abgren NJ tho Trim.
ltv Metbodist Enisconal church Of
stockboIm SWEDEN a. n, the Wilson
Ito &C. IN bis wnv "a Tho general con.
feronce ot los Angeles no is accom-.
panied by the Row. G. Wagnsson IRE.
siding eldor NJ thn western district ot
sweden ana Two Iavmen' Il. Iundrren
ana 1ohn Dorgeson ~ Stockhol,n and
Gothenhure They renresent 190oo
NetbodIsts in sweden
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A CARD.
To Tho Insuring Public.

Much has been published and too
much said, by rival agents, pertain
ing TO our loss In ogden under policy
No, lOS,613 Firemens Insurance com.
pany OF Baltimore, wasted sympathy
has been extended US and criticism
hfaped upon the company and lts state
representative, Agent Peiroe. all un-
warranted aud without cause IN fact;
the loss has been paid, In full and to
our entire satisfaction
MRS. $, u, LYON,
BY Adolph Simon, Attorney In Fac,.
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FUTILE BROS. 4 wooLLEY,

lH MAIN street.
II you pay too much for your home. and
you discover II later when YOU want TO
sell. don't kick. Salt Lake City Is all
right, and there's always market for
property. II you buy right. II you should
buy any or all Of the properties In this
list they are "money-back" bargains or
you can make good profit on them. This
ad Will not. appear again, cut II out and
call on us tomorrow.
2,3Sl-F'lne perfectly new modern pressed
brick cot. porcelain bath. natural
wood finish electric lights, porches,
cellar, cor, lot, 18th II. ST., mr. LIST
So. 81, Price, was $500 reduced to
1880; for quick sale.
25l4-Good Groom mod, fr. no., with fur
mace, lot axlO on =; 2nd So, near
10th f. st., for $500.
2,26e-7-room mod blk, home on It'll 81.
elegant locality, only $3.50, reduced
2,io5-Good 7-rom fr. house and flowing
well, lot 5Oxl2j at No 3iS Sherman
Ave. 9TH H., blk 80, OF 10th SOL
only 1850; terms, only 800 down
and sl5 per month and int, at per
cent. No use renting when offered
l,16e-Cheapest lot In the city, less than
$500 per rod. for 62xl65, on Sth Il, ST.
mr., lst SO. st.
2i96-I-room no, and 5oxlao. and flowing
well, in Waterloo, for 1900; terms,
sl5 per mo. (after 800 down payt.),
s per cent int, included In the pay.
ments Just like renting, at SIS per
mo-, sell 1t when you want 10 move
and get your money back But you
can't do that when you rent.
eA-Fine lot 33xi32 ana alley Walkers
Sub. list w. 9th so. Colorado party
says get offer, Price is $40,
252S-5 acres mr. cor. Ord w, and 18th
Sou. SITS, for $3.50 Its worth 81, $50
today, and ought q bring that,
We have over $4,000 worth of nom
resident property In our control. II must
be sold. Call and see U.S. We can tell you
about H.
FUTILE BROS, & wooLLEY.
Progress Buildings
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Have you decided where to spend
your vacation The Brighton Hotel
offers additional features this year.
New Boats on the Lake. A Bowling AL
ley, Croquet Grounds, Swings and other
amusements. Call Phone rs, Murray
Exchange for Information and Rates.
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ICE CREAM BY TELEPHONE

We have two telephones, numbers 400
and iS9,we have all kinds Of ice creams,
Ices, sherbets, In any fancy mold The
creams are In hand all the time, and
your orders win be filled Immediately.
Quick delivery,
ELG1N DAIRY, 4s F.. First South.
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CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.

Round trip to San Francisco or Los
Angeles from Salt Lake, $3.50 via og-
den both ways, or $3.50 going via og-
den and returning via Portland or vice
versa. Tickets on sale April "a TO May
2 inclusive. Final limit June 80. Pro-
portlonate rates from other principal
points City ticket office. 20l Main ST.
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A Strong Union.

The Jaeger wooden union suits Ia one
OF the hardest things to beat that COM
petitors have been troubled with.
We're sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main Street.
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D. J. SHARP COAL co.

ofnces. 10 South Main st.. telephones
1l9 and 430.
Rock Springs and Cumberland. lump,
nut and slack and anthracite.
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Hair Specialists.

For ladies' and gentlemen. Miss Char
lotte Lyngberg and Miss Carrie Leaker
formerly with Dr.. Nell c. Brown
rooms Az to AL Constitution building
Phone 209S-X.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.

Fancy ice creams In fancy forms and
figures, any flavor at any time you
want It, Instant delivery OF any ice,
sherbet. or ice cream on hand con-
stan,ly 10 meet the demands OF house.
keepers. Phone i69 or iS9
ELGIN DAIRY, IS l., First SouIn,
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1ol,ra MAKERS

.......>..-...~,~--',--s'-- -ra AND ~
SAMUEL HOLMES. ma, Nsnsk. ' ls,
&c. Rear ijs W 50. Ionp''. 90 JoD.
dARTMAN @AcHinS,,f,, eiudns w.
hing. repairing,
Ford's Hotel
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Underwear for n Nation.

The Demel linen Mesh underwear
Is becoming the underwear for sensible
men from coast 10 coast The only un-
derwear that will protect you from
every change In the weather,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
t66 Main Street.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Flashman
wish to extend their sincere apprecia-
tions to all who so kindly assisted in
their recent and sad bereavement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

THE AMERICAN MERCANTILE
AND REPORTING AGENCY. The col
lectors Of bad Debts" have moved 10
Rooms 2O7-2l0 New Atlas Block, Phone
2O25-k; they will call for your accounts.
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ONLY sl.OO
Ortlon and Return.

Via Oregon Short Line next Sunday.
Special train 10 a. m, leaves Ogden 10
D. m. Free candy on train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

We pay per cent interest per annum
on 81 to $4,000. zion's Savings Bank
x Trust Co, Joseph +. Smith, Presi-
dent, George NJ Cannon. Cashier.
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The up to date method for the home.
Six cents per pound.
TROY LAUNDRY
1866 Main Street.
Telephones l92 and 1913. rings.
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD = pure and
bears our label with the crown. AZ all
Grocers and first class Restaurants.
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LOST.

A LADIES SILVER WATCH ON
Fifth West near First North. Finder
please return TO l6l North Second West
Street, or telephone M
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S-RoOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE
on North Bench fine location, modern
sized lot furance, bath, electric lights
MODERN PRESSED BRICK, s.RooM
house; lot 39xl3O $4,000. Call lis South,
18th East Street
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Househ old Washing.

McCoy's livery stable for carriages
and light livery, Telephone 81.
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New Business Firm,

Salt Lake Photo supply Co, Bird So.
and Main. Kodoks, Supplies Develop
Ing and Finishing
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800 TELEPHONES.

For Residences,
Unlimited service.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE co.
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McCoy's livery stable for carriages
and light livery Telephone 81.
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SLIGO TELEPHONES.

For Residences.
20 outgoing calls per month. No
charge for incoming calls exc for ex.
cess calls
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San Francisco Veterinary College.
Next session begins June 6. Cata-
logues free. Address DR.. +. j. Greedy,
San Francisco.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

HOUSES, DIFFERENT SIZES AND
locations; also unimproved residence,
terms. Apply AS South West Temple
street from - to . or after s p. m.
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REMOVALS.

DIR. Il. a. TRIP, DENTIST, REMoy.
cd 10 50O-i Atlas Block.
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Miss Cannon's School Of Cookery.
Plain and fancy cooking taught For
particulars apply "a east South Temple.
Telephone 910k,
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau foi the "a hours ending
at6 a m. today.
Barometer reading at a. M; 25.59S
inches Temperature at a. M. II de-
grees; maximum, 55. minimum. 81,
mean, 46. which Is degrees below nor
NAL
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month 2S degrees.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since January !, 20 degrees.
Total precipitation since the first OF
the month, 2.2O inches, which Is .02 inch
above the normal.
Excess in precipitation since January
]. 29l inches.
FORECASTS TILL G p. NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday;
warmer Sunday
Forecast for Utah taken at Denver,
Colo.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday,
warmer.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer is highest over the
northern Rocky mountain slope, north
ern plateau and Il. n. w. Ty; and low
est over the southern Rocky mountain
slope and extreme northwest
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF Wyoming. Colorado New Mexico,
Kansas, oklahoma, Nebraska. Texas
and Alberta. II was raining at Lander,
WyO., this morning.
The temperature changes were slight
and unimportant. Killing frost was
reported at Modena, Utah.
II, ]. HYATT.
Local Forecaster
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION. INVESTORS, ATrEN-
tom
A NOUN n2SF EHoM FS TS p PER GEES
WEEKIYl YOUR BALANCE RE-
TURNED ON DEMAND NO. LOSSES.
DIVIDENDS PAID WEEKLY. OLD
EST STRONGEST AND MOST con-
SENTATIVE CONCERN IN OUR LINE.
EXPERIENCES IN YOUR OWN ClTY.
PARTICULARS FREE. FLElstlMAN
A CO., 1904 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

JOHN j. WALLACE & CO.. D. +.
Walker Bldg, Salt Lake, collect debts,
everywhere; references Walkers Bank.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

WAREHOUsES.--NoS. sil TO 3iI
West Second South. between Second
and Third West, two stories, switch In
rear, S2i5xil5 feet,
SOUTHEAST CORNER Second West
and Second South. About 6jxl7O feet
WATERI.0O Five rooms and pantry,
brick. facing south. half block from troll
ley, deep lot. large clubhouse, $780,
easy terms.
PRITCHARD & POE.
Room 202, l6s Main Street
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I'M. HIGLEY, HONEST PLUMBER
Reliable Electric Wiring.
100 r. First South. Phone 75l
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La France Rose
Perfume at
DR.. W. l.. Johnsons Theater Pharmacy.
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Eew Huxiuass Firm

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., Ord So
and Main.
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NURSERIES,.

DAVIS COUNTY NURSERIES. Har.
ness Dix & Co. Props Growers OF choice
nursery stock, small fruits, ornamental
shade trees, shrubs. roses, etc Office, IS
and 90 Hooper Bldg. Nurseries. Centre
willie, Utah.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MANAGER FOR BRANCH
office; 2,G0.0 yearly with commissions:
also all expenses; permanent; $4,000 Sc
ourity required. Self-addressed envelope
for particulars Secretary. 22 Pontiac
Building, Chicago.
SALESMAN-SCHOOL FURNITURE
and supplies; country work antitrust;
500, Salary and Commissions X. o.
Evans Company. Chicago, III.
CIRCULAR AND SAMPLE DISTRICT.
ters wanted everywhere, No canvasslng.
Good pay Cooperative Adv. Co, n. Y,
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ONLY $3.50
San Francisco OF Los Angeles and
nn$uru

From Salt Lake via oregon Short
Line April Gath to May End inclusive.
Final limit June S0th. See agents for
further particulars. City Ticket Of
Ace POI Main st.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,
DENTISTS,
MONEY TO LOAN

al SaA@aAIN y,, SALE Of 'rS Rr7s-,.-
sans ' IN Is etc, Of ali y guns locI
money ~ y, T.; list So, We als MGas. al Urc.
OF Value the lowest interest a's9 O az ths :s
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EYES TESTED FREE FOR GLASSES
J, j, Deylne, Jeweler, " MAIN Street.
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TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
PIANO PoLlsHER.

II. W. McKIM, EXPERT PIANO POL.
Usher, factory experience, Leave orders at
Fergus Coalter Music Co.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

OUR AGENTS ARE MAKING
money. You can. too. By selling our
staple novelties Samples, 2jc. Nassau
CO., Room g. Mills Building, San Fran
cisco.
ATTENTION LADIES-EARN $50 PER
100 writing short letters from copy, Ad-
dress stamped envelope for particulars.
Michigan Speciality Co.. Albion, Mich.
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FLORISTS AND sEspmEN.

TERMS, 400 ON so. $40 on sio0. NO
lniortst, on furniture, carpets, ranges,
curtains, baby carriages and gorcarts. !.
X, l.. Furniture AZ Carpet installment
House. Complete houscfurnishers.
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r. MCKENZIE. MONUMENTS AND
tombstones. Write for prices i22 State
street.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-13
Indian Rich But Hampered

The Kansas City Journal of
recent date says that Robert l..
Owens. the wealthy Muskogee
capitalist, describes hims If and
the injustice of some of the Indian
laws under which he is compelled
to live ms follows:
81 myself am an Indian, and
come under these Onerous restric-
tions, although from my physical
appearance no man would know
whether ! was an Indian or an
Irishman. | took the degree Of
master Of arts at Washington and
Lee University 26 years ago, and
have been IA continuous student
since that time. have flied all
sorts Of positions in the Indian
Territory, incidentally rs United
States Indian agent for the five
civilized tribes from 1855 to 1889;
was president of the leading bank
of the Indian Territory for 10
yeors, and yet canlot lease 10
acres Of land without the approval
of the employees Of the Interior
Department. -
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-13
Ii, 4 o. Mail Service

Mr.. @. ID. Letcher has received
a letter from Representative II. ID.
Flood with reference to the adj
ditiOnal mail facilities between
Lexington and HarrisOnburg. Mr..
Flood incl .sed letter 0 the 18th
inst. which he received from the
Second Assistant POstmasterGen-
eral, in which lie says:
81 beg to state that it will be
impossible at the present time to
take up any cases Of additional
service, as all the clerks allowed
in the appropriation bill for the
current year are needed to main
tain the service on existing lines.
"Application has been made for
authority to employ 800 additional
men, the item to be included in the
Urgent Deficient Bill. If this is
granted we will be able 30 take
care Of some cases of this kind and
the o:e you call attention to will
have careful consideration.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-13
Real Estate Transfers

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were entered of record in the
Clerks Office Of Rockbridge county
during the week ending Jan. II.
]. Davis Barger to A. J. Smith, }
acres and IS poles adj. L. +. Nc
Corkle's heirs, 1896.
S. b. Lilly and wife to j. G. Grow,
70. 10 acres north of Buena Vista, S20c.
Charles Short to Harry X. Short, al |
his one-half interest in their two
farms including all personal property
thereon.
A. A. Mccormick and wife to Sam !
NJ. Serrett, 1879 acres, rood and "A
poles, on Hays Creek. adj. Harper
Hartman, SO, 500.
Sale +. Smith and husband to
James A. Smith, 81 acres on Kerr's
Creek, adj. ID. II. Hart. $3.50
Rachel Johnston to Natural Bridge
Park Co., acre adj. grantee in
Natural Bridge district.
Stuart Farrow and wife to Nathaniel
Coffy, one lot in Fore,t Land Cos
land, Natural Bridge district, S22j.
s. NJ. Berry and wife to John A.
Robson, 113 acres,2 roods and lSpo.es,
adj. J. A. McNeel on kerr's reek,
5000.
Alex. Men. Krebs and wife. 10 {.
NJ. Talwell. 1870 acres near Bucna
Vista. $5,4O0.
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MIR. fuckers AspiratiO MS

Hon. H. st. George Tucker is
attracting as much attention in
the public press as any man in
Virginia. A dispatch from Wash
ingtOn under date Of the Sth inst.
says:
Hon. II. st. George Tucker, who
was for several years the represen-
tative from the Tenth District, but
who is now the dean of the law
faculty of Columbian University,
in this city, is also a frequent
visitor to the House, and seems to
have formed the acquaintance Of
many Of the new members, and, Of
course, knows all those with whom
he served. 1t is said that there is
no prospect of Mr.. fuckers ever
offering for the congressional nomi-
nation again, but there is believed
to be some likelihood of his being
candidate for the Democratic
nomination to the governor
ship.
He is peculiarly fitted for public
life, and those who know him best
say that he is not averse to re-
entering field in which his abili-
ties enabled him to shine. Mr.
Tucker was the author Of the only
bill which ever passed the House
of Representatives providing for a
submission of a constitutional
amendment providing fol the
popular election Of United States
Senators.
Everybody admits that he is one
Of the best campaign speakers in
Virginia, and as tinker lie is
almost enequaled. He may yet
be most important factor in Vir-
ginia politics