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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

THE registration officer for No. II reports
l72 names on his list.
Under the old regime, when every registrar
was his own man, the printing of this list
would have cost IS 60.
Under the new, with all the regist ars be-
longing to Hamhright, and IIambright to
Avirett it costs Sl7.20.
The people pay $500 for the scheme which
robs home printers of the only county work
they had.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

THERE is Il notion cXtant that the bed of
Broadway would he made too high by the
limestone we want put OH it,
Whoever thinks that way does not under
stand the rudiments of road-bulding.
Broadway and all streets should be high
and slightly round, and with the means at
command there is no reason in the world
why Broadway should not bc as good a thor
oughfare as is the National pike between Al
legany grove and Cumberland.
The fact is, our street authorities should go
to the county roads, bad as some of them are,
for lessons in street culture
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

Illuminated Lecture. Life in In
dia, as announced last week in these
columns. was the topic of Rev w. A.
CarrolGs lecture IN Moat's Opera
House Tuesday evening Mr.. Carroll
was assisted by Hedding b. Leech, in
charge of the photo-projector. The
illustrations represented very vividly
many OF the cities, streets, buildings
and landscapes of India, while the
habits and employments of the people
were equally well shown. Mr.. Car
rolls descriptive and explanatory re-
marks were well stated and enioved
by the large audience present. His
residence of several years in that coun-
try makes his narrative of observations
authentic as well as entertaining. Mr..
Carroll also addressed IA meeting held
in the NJ. f. Church Wednesday even.
ing under the auspices Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

Scho"i AD"irs.-Owing to bad man
agement on somebody's part the new
heating apparatus at the schoolhouse
is not complete. The cold weather
has therefore compelled an adjourn
ment of school nearly two days this
week.
There is reported trouble in the
board OF trustees of No. |. DR.. c. c.
Jacobs and c. b. Wack. it is stated,
have resigned. The cause is the same
old one Of usurpation of power by
higher authorities. The trouble. it ap-
pears. arose over the employment of
Janitors-the trustees wanting one
man-the School Board employing
another.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

BY the way, Mr.. Cunningham, doyo pro
pose To represent only the miners this time
in the Legislature?
50, let us know. We want to send the
word to the lower districts.
If not, let Ills know. We want To send the
word to the i29 and teuthS of the Knights
of Labor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21
POLITICS AND HAPPY HOMES

loungStown, Ohio
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18


Cross Il Co. resolved Yesterdays m
t2.000 hcarsc from Rochester. n.
+, J. crAndall was sworn In as . tpecIEl
policeman BY MAYOR Moran last night
Knut o. emilh uaa yesterday appointed
guardian Of Isis Il. Smith. . minor, By the
probate court
Notice Of first call Tor funds for the new
building Of the Young Mems Christian
Association appears In smother column.
Hefner q pishon give II a. their opinion
that the present t. The most favorable time
to buy business property that VIII be seen
In Seattle fer many day.
Steamship Wilmington win leave Hat
fields wharf Sunday. the 18th inst 81 II M.
for San Francisco. Cabin faFc. sIfs stcer-
age, 81. J. A. Hatfield. agent
A plat OF cortss addition to south Sc
attle was fled with the county anJFsor
yesterday. Tba addition consists oHtSs
blocks divided By May street.
Eyalfne Clark and Katie CLARKE were
arrested BY 0flicef sheehnn last ni9ht Tor
rnhhinx q man named Antonio ROUGH Of
SIS In theig dive on Washington street.
W. d. Fcnton was admitted 70 practice In
All the courts OF Washington By Judge
Hsnford Yesterday. apon iiicais rom 2
the supreme court OF QgeEo1 &ua mofloa OF
w. w. Sewlin. esq.
The county auditors fee book: which was
opened January -. was closed THURSDAY
evening. During the ninety days the book
was open s.sS7 Instruments we're nsea, an
average Of ovex sixty one per day
Judge uanford sits in chambers 81 the
court hosse today for the last tine eefore
she Nav term consenex-one week from
next Monday. Next week he holds the
regular Nay term Of eonrt for suohomish
eoanfy.
TT. liant, proprietor af the List Chance
salaen on Front street, wsSsArresfed ycs'er-
license. Justice NJ Ter fuand him guilty
and Imposed Eiue Of <sa The case viii
be carried to the district court on an sp
peal.
lee uelura was fined 50 b Justice
Miller fer cnnductinx gambling game IL
mereisI street, chief nufterAeId rasesa
the place & q late hour THURSDAY nigns
ans tound several parties playing -basck
Jack aud twenty ossee for money
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

~ Nes4aweate1n baxner ruppiy kouse
- 11nnEnes W1sAss II n Lewfs rrQprlcoor.
1Avo INT 3e91ed their annual <af6loGne
~ - Ye9< l6So. Thxa u he mclf Cc'ro-
leese md comprehensive plice-ilst ever
e1szsaes1sa q &c Nes9Awe1t and r<zecn
Mrcprepen$x. This va1unh3e cafaloeue VIA
Pc msiaed ire ~ Ill sonsogiaI artists
tnru4&10uf - country who have not vet
rees1ved one, upcn eenafnx The unxne an<7'
aodres - the ahoye mentzoned honse
1Ake tie new routs q he Ensx Via he
1 y secs Line and unicn faci6e; e1lce
ieHn. has opened "A ofIce s. No. iio coIs
umcin street., f<af1ie. W. r.. for tho rrsc-
Tee q hte pzufesszcn Special attention
given - the dlscakes u women, and 81 tie
Threat and lungs
nesaed wraps. grand assortment Ches-
yersey jackess. chessex clsary.
New six hcedsry. Ches<er clcary.
New dlk gloyeA Chester cleaxy.
Lnce caFtnins, : splendid anuprrsacut
xRlendld yAlnea Nets = lon - Sc : yard.
New cre<ones. Chester cleary.
New nIlze Chester Cleary.
silks, crest vaiecs. ch<sfer Cleary.
- - ~
l3c, l<c, lie, l6c, I've, fSc, 19c. %. a biz lot
g emhrolderiss worth double q the sale.
Chester C1eary.
sc lid elovex Chester cleaxy.
&c and sc hid sioves Cheutsr Cleary.
PnrcENes your tickets East & The Oseron
enort Idne ana union Pacific once. Il6
Yes1er avenue.
Cleafy. 3
Agency r. CKNTRMxR1ec Ma gloves:
new Iot juaf In. Chester Cleary.
Special drives IN lace curtains. Cleary.
Ten cent embroidered handkerchief.
Clear.
Lowest rates. 10 Missouri river ana points
Eass. q Onion Pacific railway o1lcc, lis
le1lexavenue.
Mus1In underwear our 50c garments are
spiendidty ztmmed. Chester Cicary.
2. centemer1 4 Co.'S Md elosesI Just In.
Chester 01eary. s
New horiery. Chester C1eary.
kewsatcenA Chester cieary.
Fosters gloves, Xxx quality, Manufac-
fnred BY FosteEs Paal = Co. New lot Ches-
ter Cleary.
The best spring medicine- Plumbers
oreRon Blood Purine<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

Mr.. W. W. Esaux. q prominent business
man Of Victoria. II IN shc city
Mr. John Carr returned YESTERDAY from
Chlesxc. he was absent SIX VEGAS
nr. W. n. Clewe. enc Of sse SORENESS
rsssaessns 81 wslla Wsila. ls here an .
visit.
Ne7v. John +. Dzsnen leaves this morning
FOR Victoria. where he u - fesdsy IN .
criminal eass.
n< and Mrs. kil5csrne returned xsStes-
sias from = two-wcskS' visit 20 spokane
and other pikcss.
United states Hall Inspectors Br< ans sDd
naiseue hare some 10 Oily mris and 5aeetse
on ofSrixi business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18
PASSENGER LISTS.

oregon and Cailsnrnss PASSED. &stfuEs'.
j. 4 JaTsex. n. II. Miller. q. W. Saarvg. B.
sss.sal M J i Miller. W. u. Fought II. A.
Sss-srre. =. 4. willard a1t wife. II. ;. Hes.
tssfsrr. Il. W. IAuxeaee. K1sss1 sans. J.
& MailsaAerw, i SFcnkaa and y sEs. eesFEc
y Issnw. a.. Il, MurnAs. ~. r. Ms&euaasi.
]. I. gesfe. G aasasF; VIZ. Ayers. si, e
Ysaxs.' Mss gIssa Psssfs. y n, Swsshson.
Nh A. Rinrh&ua Ark Perry aFzssBs
Ms Sewefs. 5aaa Messee. II. q nEssluT,
Fr Moody. as White. G. Aesint.
Ms. = y 4asAay. Ms, Es8se1rah, tssasFe e
Rnswm. Miss PHILLIPS, n c. Fesss<s g kesse
AL y sfsA. E. s. San3EaAsesgcr snE vito. r
sfsrs1aherxers Jzsn&s N szsfs1kxTs Af@s
lsargsessfrr. gsan Il Nafssa ard Wsfe Mrs.
i, W. kasl5re, gmsEs Maria. AssS F&zny
Miller. Mss MsSses. Mrs Msse1s Mss Ne
zs<. a. ii sslakzsa saa thirty a. sssazssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

The grounds oil the Seattle Baseball and
Athletic Association will be opened today
By the initiai eslmc between the scattles
and the Standards Of Portland
The grounds are IN very fair condition
and the grand stand win accommodate
I. so people Gene viii be called ait :
O'Clock sharp Following Is LIST OF both
the clubs aud the positions In which the
men are 10 play.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

4 IT Rochester Has Filed on
- hsiongsnS 30 Bisa.
ss<s-sy lausas Rochester and
,aftsi - Gle vita Valentine
= ! lesss ARE tract os ssaA IL tiss
~ - hSg. The land i ezasncrses st
- kts ~ hais tide forznk as fsssrS
~ ny bed that Il uss government
feFee, enoccarssa ard wnsr-
al ~ seta was ssaeieVs %
j. 4 CABS % valensiae ssrsp. RexiS
II e.uk ska sasgser unsasx soasa4er.
W. in, dive ,isne fxaSaer q ee.
exesss who o~ns = xax1sn -
Zee hsy sili teass. thrnsxa
- sstes. SKA . ryossss against
~ Il thie he viii - tQftA sAek
- lAs land b<3pH efdtnAfy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

T1ae Hnirnsfhther Family Gives =
Hleasant Entertainments
Inc Isairnsfether family. four Ia mum
bef. appenred q lbs opera i.ousc last even
Ing before small house A series Of
specialties, comprising twenty interesting
numbcrs. ware presented. Mr.. Bairns-
father and hts wife are both pleasing
singers, while their children, MaxGis and
John. are very clever dancers. Miss Mag
sic, considering her age, Is ali excellent
rinnisf, her performances on the piano with
the key board covered with q heavy shawl
bring received By the oadience with warm
applause.
soruE AID LANSING.
seattle Is to be visited next week by the
famous Royce 4 Lansing Company An
exchange speaks Of the coming Of the com
pany thus:
This company. II viii b. remembered.
made decided success on the Pacific
cuxst about one year ago. They return
from the East with an enlarged company
Of tho best talent thai could be obtained.
and their programme Is far superior 20 any
thnf has h<en presented by them during
the past nisle years Their present season
cannot TAIL to add thousands of friends and
fresh laurels to those already gained And
We advise all those wishing 70 enjoy an
evening OF refined isslsfc and comedy 70
secure seats at ouce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

ASSAULTED A wuwxNs--E xrsf Sast ssens
iax man named &. O. saa6hssh enfsrezs
ths ssese OF gaznsz Alpicn. rear TIE corner
81 soash Third sna M3se sszs<ts. sns
szxar LED TIE rryp=sefnrss wife - ssxskizz
Der ia the face with his est He wxs
rreua rsIy arrested and is.c ksa up ~ 9fsr<r
lxexsau ara win xps&xr hefSrs Jaxfice
Miller Is aaswxr So the ctssgss 81 Hszasls
ard sxssesy shss roraicg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

cenrIastNS o. ~ Inquiry Into
Ade1ph TesIIns=ss 9eath.
The jusy empane1ed last Tuesday By Cor.
oner 6naft to inquire into the cause Of
Adoiph Tcellnez's death, met again last
evening to hear the testimony Of Mis-
K1}ie Toe11ner, daughter Of deceased. who
hsd been too III on Tuesday 10 sppear be.
fore tlls Jury.
IN answer 70 Attorney eheppsrtl's ques
tious Miss T0ellnef aid that II the time Of
ne acctdsnt she Nss sitttng in the waxon
rroes the track che heard some one call
out 'sLeok out for the enginer, But before
either ahe Of her father hnd time 10 Got out
81 tie way the Wnxou was struck ~ The
engine and they wefo beth thrown vfo-
lenfly 70 the. ground Her father was
kilbsd instautly. while she esceped with
slse Nd shs did not thick The locoms-
dive uhza<ie Wa6 blown. q the wind was
not b1oWibx af the time and she would
h4so h6ord the signal had II been given.
The 3ury men rstIred fos confederation
81 teet!uony. .nd afterwards rendered the
srzTTtz. " r. Nay II. 1850.
We, The jury. sumn1oned . inyestt8ate
| the 6refdeit 81 which Adclph Toe1Iner
cSsna "a hia death, Ind Inst he was struck
md killed ~ the 80 p. n Tnc0ma tkofp,
ou the s1th dAy Of May, l6So. It the south
QnntAtfeef crossing; thai We constder
feid croeanx yery dsu4ercus point y
public nafesY. snd would recommend that
| Tie city council rase an ordinance restrict
fuG the rats Of specd Of tretns TO six miles
yef hour Wfthin corporation limits: also
that whfot3inK posts be placed Is dis
4 sance az oue-ha1f mila from satG crossing
nud also : warning sign ~ the cro.s1ng
We are Of the opipion from the evidence
/ given that the engineer gave the custo-
mary signal approaching said erossiug.
also The danger sfgual.
z. 3. WHITNEY. ir. Foreman.
GssN.SEcT.
l. = nB1eox,
d. MCLEAN,
WI. STARK6.
W. b JONES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

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co1uM<lSf< -
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nlx0 e{Ieets hetWeen ftke ana Depot
<freeo. 4xty-0x feet Wide. Referred %
tfsses commune -
REID & M1cr-fof permission 10 allow
wooden building erected at 3f5 Commcr-
ciA street standing. kefeued TO com
m1tfee On hfe and water.
Kahiterg Bfos Ens permission TO blast
en- EIcventn nfxSet Rejected.
u schmidt 70 change ffon1 ct building
~ 10 Main street Referred % committee
On hre aud water.
scweriug the nelehborhooa in TIE vicinity
OF Pine and sixth street& Referred 70
sewer committee.
Robert Groxi4f- Against gfndinx Pros
Fec* avenue. Referred to judiciary com
5ntftee.
". Il Ame&. e. Il ---Asking that the grad
ing Of Sixth street between Wall aud De-
pot be rtppped. Referred to sfrecf com
mIttce.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

FlsKp fuR FEnsArr - The VIII e. Acfafew
rleRsmg. pho died ia Seattle May 4. Was
Sled fsr probate yesterday Ia tha nrot,ate
ecurt The instrument leaves the entire
estate az tie Acvs1er 90 bis daughter, Sarah
FBenalax. of Mfnsrsyslie, Kansas The -.
tate cofssssss 81 sorty-Aere tract 81 land iss
King ckNusy. valued 81 81 stsa. and personal
property amounting 20 80 JSuzes Mont.
csssssery. Of gssccaia. Il ssxgssex ~ sxerz tug
kv th1 i9sks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

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+ r1<.7 N1en}x ~ nrnxisis,ns -,
1890 ~ - -t<tst< ~
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= y z = = Y \ = ! -
M ri 1|17 II ij'S17 5ss
~ - 5'S S1;5S 5'11 ~ |1s
g. & s. S q u - . - 4
II ~ p - : :. .s6. -
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80 . r 5. : -
1 - - 7<<7 sv5SS 60 -. 1 ~
~ 1cl = 800 T5f5s~e q -
81 e. ri - r I.SsSs ~ -. = =.
~ ii 517n ~ ~ ~ s y 49, 8. & 3lI-
- "a ri - - = ,es<5..ss. ~ - ;.
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q So - - -. f*ss. = ! -. - ~
Do 80 r5S7.s ~ - J. 49, =. ~
q - 11 ~ 49, 81 8 49, - 3 =. g :
= 71u1s <115S g g ~ 49, - 3
80 8S2 1 5Ssz.s s.s.3ss< y ! -, 49, g - =
~ I{7I n - .s...<s. y. ~ ~.
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80 e.Gn1'1~ 49, sse1s,zS z j.
7S5z -, 49,. E. y zls a99e|
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175@o - = -, 49, -. Z 49,
~ - ri ss71 .ss - 4 - ~ y - : \
n ~. SSss - = -. -. -
49, r iS SsS7< 49, r.. ~ ek -, .s "a
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80 - - $500 ~ -. = : :. ~ -
- -;5@ a. (isS 54.5ssu e = 49, -
S11 - - ~ - ~ - ~. ~. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

sglaEx's FaxgLY.--A letter OF inquiry
about the death cf NJ r. sslner. which oc-
CURED esf Blake.ey rocks en- Saturday.
Nay {, was received By u. Dixhan ye<tcr.
axy from G. Eesstexmann, of Green Bar.
eopscx Of raserx uarrAfinx The efrcnm
stances Of the casualty. He states taaf the
wife aud eve children cf the unfortunate
man are living 81 Green Eas. ard are Of
roar<e very snxIoax Tor particulars of TIE
sccurfeEee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

Law To ~ DfsoHKyEp.---Somo time ago
the common council put . stop to the
nuisance 81 distributing hand bills. cards
anu posters The streets. by passing m
ordnance prohibiting II. The ordinance
has been very generally obeyed. although
manv who were Ia the custom o3 advcrfis-
ing In that manner demuvred and talked
OF confcxtsng rs legality. Last evening
two young nen fax<ed along Frcut and
Commercial streets, throwing out cards OF
only ~ the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms. As they we're not interfef-
red with. other advertisers eunounce thai
Their viii rut men on the street dissribut.
ing bills tedss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

TIE ksfaHrs OF PyxHfAs.-TocoFaa nj
vision. Uniform Rank &. Of P.,wfil be In
stitufed fought 81 Tacoma. with q menu
berxhip Of hffy Knights. Seattle division.
under COMMAND OF Sir Knight Captain j.
e. H&iass. viii leave on the q As train to-
nlgns so e ftestna - '1s pes. e -
Pyshiss for Washington meet n olympia.
the three divisions 81 the Uniform Rank
from seattle. Tacoma aud Fsrt Townsend
will be in attendance. The people OF Oh gn-
pss arc making extensive preparations for
the session
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- a1le peeky had only been ouf an
~ MA IN vt their bearings and
zlesee e1pe11 u the sHamps and
e11a 5x<sp q right. oecasional stops
49, 90 81 the party got
- ornD1 elely wore out heayv
49lt6e this nocturnal rumble.
~ ~ ~ - ~ vef&y sighted hts boat
J. 81 nuta The mate went up
N41<1 cpn(ained the two man
y v4{cA tho beat. and he felt
49, ~ dpdiEg HE way again that
eelIN q ok shots OVER the hat.
L. h. u N0nl t91&ee and aroused hts men
! II M 1eleep Wisleit asked II they
Il ~ dksing the nsgAt. and they
~ ~ bed watched lor his re-.
~ - 4|1H& 4 1ff<{1
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s sxzsk Lizsle Williams W.. .,,s,n..s, ~
s,.. ee1'se Packing cssspany IL san iran
nj hsd t<sa plying hetwcen san
49,. 20 and a1atas by for the tsast two
ssss.. ssrry.ng supplies 90 sess extensive
4 - - The last named Pace. Shs
-. ~ frsnessre Aarsh v rhs ,esssel
ssss p<i ~ y karklana. Mn. hi ISIS. ANA
49, - was enwaeati is the coastinx
i>~s.s tes 1tianfie xealxsarss. In fS7s
esSs szaasa blair krsueAf her rossnsl
- s 100 @ssa natfl two wears auo she
- ~ Is g : ssasslng vessel sNstu'een this
~. e@a kEans:sco The Lsxssr VIE,
sj..,| - Eee.isssess vessel, her length
ksS7 y q NJ. breadth SIS lees, depth 81
5sss{ s. ~ stsa net tonnage ~. 50 ss,sas
X - fraak Parker, who resides la
- q ~ g tnEninsnder az TIE Issxie viii
- 49, seont two years ago. The boat
49, 3 &sN,qe ana her cargo. ~hsen
IL SSsssSs e : rss1sry outfit, which was 60
- sSS ea ne soath end Of KODIAK Sol.
- =. ~ saarrssss 81 various kfnis. was
j ISss q /, tll0spQ The vessel aad rsrxa
- *341f 3A7arTxt in za,, rs.e,..xz.s,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-18

G1nn Anf1--Los facing On Yront
VAVO3OOVa <reet, and another IN
lots carry riparian rixhn nnd sxtsnd 70
deep vater. On the property arc whaxvea
factories and business houses which VIII
rent FOR 81 900 monfh- Price. tl00yO60;
one-fcurth cash. balance ca long tme.