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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

F0R sALE-55o ACRES IN FAgoUIER COUNTY
party ~s 1s g
100 zoo AsEss Handsomely improved in Chesterfield
An Island in Currituck sound, NC, consisting of
Tprosed This place would suit club Of
1900 Acre. near Ne1bern, NC, improved by
Viii s !. Il. SS t n Ssr
:; 70 Acres on the B and @ RR. one mile from the
90 Acres on the Conduit road. two miles above
of fI3ss A,.s.m.
IspIeudid Plantation IN rsnns.. West Virginia ~.
1000 scrss s' elegantly inn
If you want large Body of Land, a Small Farm. or
my bulletin. Can put You in the way Of binding what
Address or call on THos. E wAGeAMAN.
ja22-3t Washington. DC.
FOR SAILOR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
u City Property, Farm of 500 Acres three houses.
.his
ON one g. ana T. Prs % @ cns mile from
Martinsbure. W. Va. jas2-at'
LOR SALE - 800 CHEAP FARMS AND 10000
ss SSss fSs an! ss
EoR sALE-.2 ACRES, WELL-LOCATED. WITH
2 sss. street fo6s geo
EoR sALE-UNDER DEED OF TRUST, ON
Within % drSs q hs
city. See advertisement in Star under auction saleS
of Walter Hail. trustee, for full description,
J.. E. CLEMENTS. Attorney,
ta1S-5t 1921 NV
NOR SALE-ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARSWILL
- buy % Acres Of good Farming Land within TWO
miles Of the village 81 Herndon thriving station on
the Washington aud ohio railroad The farm fronts
on county road with fine stream of water tormin its
western boundary; only entirely cleared,
balance stump ground except 10 acres Of timber land
This Is . snap IT price asked. -
WASHN DANENHOwER
ta13-2w l115Fn.w.
lCOR RENT-HOUSES IN HYATTSvILLE, BLAD-
l.. ensburg and ct Wilson station from clio up.
d11-3m DUCKETI FORD, 6l7 81. NV.
ENOR SALOON METROPOLITAN BRANCH. u.
y and o., Lots Cottages. Country Homes and Parma.
Easy terms. COOKE d. LUCkETT,
n26-3m V35 Ut. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IrOR SALE-BARGAIN-l2-ROO BRICK AND
II Stable; desirable corner, st. n W. . good buGi-
stand: viii take ground part payment.
Il the W., in elegant condition; newly pspered and
painted; contains store with IL rooms, for which
will sell cheap. No reasonable offer will be
fused Price $4,000. A. 7. HOFFMAN,
ja22-4t 1921 + St NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR sALE-4l ACRES OF LAND NEAR BEN.
j nings in Maryland; s55 per sore. ". W. HALL.
4J6 staw. ja2l-3r
WANTED-TO RENT SMALL FARM WITH
w water front; healthy locality rent monthly or
Quarterly in advance. and IL suited after years resi-
Helce would purchase. Address, with particulars,
fACHrSMAN, star Office. jan -3ts
ITOR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP.
= erty. Farm Of 267 acres with stock and imple-
hents OF the best all necessary outbuildings lewD
Wind mill saw mill: house f3 rooms: loo acres
cieared 50 In grass: young orchard water in house
AUD barn; tenant house: all in good repair mile
from Buxton station, b and 0. R.k, Prince George
county. Nd Apply to J. l. HALL ON the place, or
ja2I-6t' 933 9th Ct. Washington. DC.
A STOCK AND GRAIN FARM OF l.l00 ACRES
"A Tor sale ct sacrifice; with good buiidinKs well
about 80 miles from Washington, DC, In Mont
Fonery county. Nd. For psrticulsrs address
o RICHARD POOLE,
1alS-ot. Poolesville Md.
Eok sALE-l00 ACRES, WITH IMPROVEMENTs,
~ Hyattsyille, $3.50. SO acres. with Dwelling &c,
,sa1, acres. with improyemcnss st
SlOOo ~ acres ct brSnchviile 99O 70
aoy. fne Farm Of lv6 ,srss. with l0-ro9m Dwell
i sSn d hisnisnd station and from Washington
80 acres at Ardwick sta. $1,000. ID acres at land
dll-sm DUCxEff FORD. SIT = st. NV.
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Two Baltimore and Ohio freight trains, both
westbound, ran together at Glen Easton 20
miles east of Wheeling, yesterday. William
King, conductor of one Of the trains, had both
legs cut of and died In few hours.
Yesterday the grand jury TO consider the
Knififn murder mystery were sworn in at
Trenton. NJ, and charged by Chief Justice
Beasley, but adjourned immediately.
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Don't Touch q Grounded Wire.


From Electric Power.
1t is always best to avoid danger il possible.
therefore there is one rule which ought to be
taught in every school in the United States,
and that is never. lift q wire of the ground
As long as it is on the ground it is harmless, no
matter what pressure may be ON it The mo-
ment it leaves the ground it may be dangerous.
II 1t Is in the way Of traffic you safely pull it
across the street with your foot, then put your
foot on 1t and hold 1t on the ground and it can.
not hurt you, but do not lift it. Never touch a
wire tied on pole, It may not be dangerous.
but it is like the unloaded gun, it may kin you.
Atlanta has decided to build CITY hospital
to be named after Mr.. H. w. Grady, for which
over S45, 600 is now on hand. The hospital ia to
be for the equal accommodation of both white
and black patients.
New York state has been paying New York
city $1,000 year for Castle Garden. Mayor
Grant want the federal government to pay az
much.
John C. Smith . Huntingdon, Pa, druggist.
who was convicted Of Unfortunately filing
physicians prescriptions for liquor, was sem
fenced to pay fine of $500 and undergo an
Imprisonment Of three months.
An accident occurred on the Alabama Mid
land railroad near Gordon, Ala, yesterday by
which Engineer Raleigh and Fireman Floor lost
their lives.
Jake Kilrain writes that his sparring match
with vscquelin has been postponed until Feb
ruary q
It Is said that there are 10000 more women
than men in Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-22

For Charity's Sake.
VIC. sends s25 to The STAR Office for the
associated charities,
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The Banks Divorce Case.

The rule issued on the defendant, David
Banks. to show cause why he should not be in
contempt Of court for failure to pay alimony
to the complainant, Ida Banks, has been dis
charged by Judge Cox after hearing argument
by A. K. Browne for complainant and J. T.
Sothoron for defendant
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(,oMMlssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory. Notary and u 3. Commissioner.
yNO X bkALl. 1871 y 81 NJ In othce from y am
0o p-h uI7
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s'Dutch- Treat'' Theater Parties.

From the Chicago Times.
The theater party, which for some reason
fell into sort of semi-decline toward the end
of last winter, is being revived, and the excel
lence of the present attractions at the theaters
is perhaps responsible for its resuscitation.
Parties of six, eight, ten and dozen have been
frequent during the week and have doubtless
been welcomed by the managers, who are
thankful, Of course, for the added brilliance
lent to their audiences thereby. The latter
day theater party and the one the NEST popu-
lar so far as can see, is q very matter-of-fact
affair. The burdensome Observation-Disclosures
in double sense-of loading down the ladies
with cumbersome hand-bouquets has gone out,
something for which the young men are no
doubt properly thankful, and it is no longer
the correct thing, / understand, for the party
to monopolize the attention of the audience
to the exclusion Of the people on the stage, by
loud conversation on commonplace subjects
during the performance. The Dutch" the
ater party is growing in popularity. 1t secures
its name from the principle of Dutch treat"
on which it is organized Each gentleman
purchases his own ticket and that of the lady
it is his privilege to escort, and the inevitable
supper after the performance is conducted on
the same line. The privilege of paying for the
chaperon's ticket and supper is usually decided
BY casting lots, and il goes without saying that
the winner Of that luxury Is keenly envied BY
his competitors.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L,OR RENT-l2O MASS AVE NE. THREE
II story Brick. bay window. modern improvements;
so 40 yer month Apply To J. X HEREFORD. Flem-
ING Building. l419 q st jas2-3t
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9th Pm. rim Is go Gunton Bldg. 20 s12. SO
43O 9Th nv I'd fOor. % Central bid. II. 10
Central bid. room ls..-2.6Sth Pa ave-, rim DO. 10
The above only portion OF the property on my
books full list call at office for bulletin issued
the lst and 18th. Lja22l THOs. E. WAGGAMAN.
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|, ARCHITECTS.

n Wa NLklA,
VI ARCHITECT,
l2i5 st. NV,
selS-om' Washington. DC
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The "Maltby." y. j.
ave. and b 81 NV.
1l2O ! 9Th, fur. l6r. S25
2U21 ] St NV, 22r....lU
Il5 18th stn.w..l3r...1O
SOo2 L NV. fur, l3r \
lO23 I'D st. l4r...65. y
ESQ psf. NV lOr......5
3Ol l331 1T. NV. 9r. ,
1852 I'D st-n-w., Sr. b. >
80 9TH st. NV. 9r. 8
49, Z 81. NV. yr......-..S
lly NY. zv.n.w..7r. 81. )
65l n at. ne. 9r........3
Upper part 1 4OsP r. 3
2Ol2 r st. NV, 9r......2
40 9TH st NV, Sd DIR. .
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18Th ST. mr. K Or e333 33 stoughton st n 12r so
St. mr. l2th. l5r 900 Bst. n. near LIST, Or 80
Psi NV. mr.. Is. l2r POO 81. near 2Oth. IOr 100
Ri Az mr. 18Th, l2r 200 18th and Rn.w. lOr. 81 81
vest Ash n .-..-2OO near 18th. ~
i o. near 18th. llr. 200
The above houses can be examined BY PERMIT from
cur once only. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 Co,
lAlo i32i II Il. u W
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ISok RENT-BY THOS z WAGGAMAN. REAL
II ESTATE BROKER. 9l7 ST. NV

y L. " ho1h "a ~
X, 917 r ST. NV
/, SIS.
1928 y. ii. ave. NV.
(partly furD. %
} z2O7 I4th Z. w.. ST.. 80
} 73:3 I'd st. NV. 81. -.2O.3O
6O7 y 81. NV. 1r-.---.2O
3-...I u Il. s.e., 6r ......lS
, 1856 Sth st. NV, or 10
3.ss Is II. sw, 6r.......lS
lZ:50 Wyiie st. ne 6r. ! -
} 10 Myrtle 1t. ne. Gr-.-l1
, 1915 u st. NV. Or 1850
Kervand house. Wood
lev Park. l1r........--lo
- II 81. ne. Or. ...-..-l5
} 1907 ~ st. s.w. Or. ] DO
632 9th 9th Me-. Ar. l0.30
rs. &c.
store and dwell. go Sd
ST. .e...-.-....... S2U
Store room cor, LIST and
y sts- 10
] HAL. 1900 ~ st. AWE
stable rear t:27 Es.w....1o
stable -ear6Il II st.n.w.1 10
Stable, alley bet. 9Th 4
and 18th, L and + n.w...1O
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-11

pUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the first judicial district of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the cDanty OF Lewis aud Clarke
Bertha Hegensr, p aintiff. vs.. CHARLES Hegs nsr.
The state of Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant:
You are hersny required TO appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff
in ths district court OF the first judicial district
of the state of Montana, in and Tor the county OF
i Owls and Clarke, and 10 answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of ssryice) sitter the rerTice On you OF this
summons. if terved within this county: or. IL
fe-yed out OF this county, but within this dis
trict, within twenty days: otherwise within forty
against yo1, according to the prayer of said COM
The said action is brought to obtain decree
said court dissolyiny the bonds of matrimony
heretofore ard now existing betwern The said
parties the plaintiff alleging in her complaint
Is causa for divorce that TIL. j. fs niarf has been
guilty of extreme cruelty to pl ,intif IN tho man
and that the defendant has bean guilty of hsbituai
drunkeLness for the period of mora than two
years hss pss., tn1 plaintiff pra,s for genera
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the raid plaintiff will apply for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court of tie First Judicial district OF tho
state OF Montsns. in and for this county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this nineteenth day Of November. in
the year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hum
dred and ninety.
hH. j. cAsxpr, Deputy Cisrk et-
MAsaxuA BULLA1Ds Attor1ey Ter RlaintiA.
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REAL ESTATE,
II. s. French 4 Co.

uou,rs ron sA1r.
New a-roou houaa y,;ca hr;ol ,ol,.. :. p..a
water Electric Motor Line. 75x125 ii. soo-s1so
| broom hricI hnnsa cnrnnr ~, w.,.,, .....
near churches, schools and motor apseh a,.i
as G ars s. ana be d $500 easy terms
street, ss11os stable, she'd. etc. etc. $1,000 fsAe'
from motor Is. oOO one.third ca.h ong Il
n naas and eighteen months; liberal discount for
4-room hous,. corner. rox1.o ono h,,cl +.on,
motor and school house. 81 500 ensy terms, Aso'u
S. 100 ST zoo cash bsiance ona ya,r n ,ss u.n
plenty of classts III venue nesr beattle
and sewer conne,;ons ns a. Water g as
cash, balance easy terms. s." 1'1' st'10o' s'''oo
Six,room brick house. corner lot on Broadway;
Eix-room frame hnnse cornar W,rren ~ at yea
, neT' eGngeniently arranged $500, on'-haif
Eirht-room honse a m pe ~ ie tna.t ro,.r. ~
Madison ayenue 5hxis0. III IN n sn .osh s III
ance on easy terms. 10 ner conf S.'"'o e''''''
nue "a 5fl0 one half c.eh $500 assw tsna n
per cent. oAo- .'".. oAen' "A'Anoe easy siuo' ~
Three-room house near Northorn pacifcdenot.
e' on''-nai1 cash. Ds'ance ono year. ~ per cant
New a-ro,m bnnss br i9h c ansr pro,d~,to,
I.room mouse on Rodney. near broadway.
largo Aot, staDle. sheds etc., S5o per month.
LOTS.
!. 10 on Cannon street in Amos addi-
tien; one-thrd cash, oneihird in nine balance
IN eighteen months, 10 pr cent
$l,05o-75xl25 on Waukesfaw street, Broadwa-
Ter addition one third cash, balance in eight and
sixteen months. 10 per cent
u 5Oxlk5 corner on Madison avenue fac ng
south and east easy terms, 10 per cent, one block
from motor and electric railways.
$l.l00-s0x125 on Wilder near Madison street;
easy terms.
Sl,625-66xls5 ccrser or Haueer boulevard,
fronting north; easy terms.
81, 500-corner on breckenridge, l5OxlO0 feet;
third cash. balance easy terms, 10 Ger c,nt.
S1.5M-oOxl0O ON Fifth avenue; 0ne-third
cash, balance IN nine and eighteen months. IL per
cent: -
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II. w. q. Folk n Cos Bargains.

81 feet front on Main street. fine business loca-
avenue 800 por front foot. -
30 to 20 fest on Main street below tho Iron
OH Ge e. e s,9at Nan
lsofest on Helena avenue. cnnsr. 1t $50 PSF
:. sozls9 qn Main strsss It s4oo Per hront foo.
-Four lots Il Northern Poetic addition No /,
ioe feet On . cornsr Central addition 1t Ss2se
i75 foot on corner Central addition for $1,000
:, 100 feet Flower Garden addition, close to
Northern Pacific depot. at S12 per front loot.
., box1O0 choice CORNER Beattie addition. prios
5o1lio choice cornsl. Bassett addition. price
Sic choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 70
500 each.
~, . ssst on Edwards street, Main, as $3.50 per
800 feet on lower Main street from SIS to so
Per front foot: choice property.
Tor tho low sar p q sioocop seo'l'e n'
az acIes Ia, 70 the city limits. plated. at $780,
Goo; This Is the cheapest property to-day offered
Ihsee choice lota in Cox addition y bedrock
., One lot In Northern Pacific second addition.
loo1Hoo on Eighth avenue. price $4,000.
Ivy ~ feet corner Knight street, Hauser addition
Several choice locations on the Hausee bou,s-
HOUSES FOR SALE
81, 0-Two-story frame, eleven room, closet,
and cellar, water in house and yard; te-ms 5000
sSss; g. ess .na
closets and cellar. water in house and yard, q
lot 4lxl4o; inquire for terms;
bath, closets and csllar. water in house and yard
lot 6Ax14Q: inquire for terms. .
$S,500-Two-story frame house. eight rooms,
AZ ~ modern conyeniences. west side on motol
bath, etc. stable on lot, lot 6Oxl25, west side;
terms - 500 cash, balance long time.
1000 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
xOOo-Two,story frame, five rooms, water in
Aouse: terIns $500 cash. balance to suit.
SSso-Onsstory. fye-roo1n frame, watsr in
81; -Eight-room brick house. water in ynrd.
stable Tor ten horses, sheds etc, Broadwater adj
ditian; terms $500 cash. balance to suit. ia
~ U-t0ur,room frame house on Madison
avenns. watsr in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
$500 -Two-story frame house, six rooms and
path. closets, ETC., west side; terms $500 cash.
S4,2OoSTwo-story frame house on Clark street.
seven rooms. bath, etc.; terms $500 cash, balance
Sl,0o-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No.
contains six rooms, cellar and closets, 6Ax150;
terms 81, 700 cash. s., 100 two years. . per cent
S3100-frame house. seven rooms. water in
lot tem e I oe sa.h bsano
$i,6O-One-etory franc house, i've rooms, two
lots fenced separate. size Of lots 100xil0 in 4
Northern Pacific addition No. !. water in yard.
Special inducements will be made on Great
Fails aud Butte property. Aero tracts suitable
Ter Plating always on hand.
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DIR. Picrce,s Pellets regulate
the liver. stomach and bowels. Ono q dose,
Sold by druggists. 8 cents vial.
PROPOSALS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar

PROPOSALS INyITED-PROPOsAL ARE
hereby invited to furnish half q million feet,
more or less of lumber, good pine or fir, for
fumes. bridges etc., to be used in con-
structing irrigating canal in west valley of Weet
Galia.in river; to be delivered along tire line OF
cana, at such points and times - may be desig-
mated by engineer in chr -ee and before MAY Is.
next about fifteen mile ( ON Rozeman IVES tor
". Specifications may seen .. office of Cum
ming Hoyey. Helena. or at enyin aer'e Office on
canal. or at Office of under igned. .eman All
proposals should be sealed. endorsed Proposals
for Lumber. - and addressed to me ut Bozeman.
Mont, before January s. 1891.
CHARLES A. GREGORY,
Manager West GallAtin irrigation Co.
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CMtzen-So you think Of locating here3
:. Phystcidn-Yes. I thought some of pno.
6Gng among you.
Citszsn-seo. here, young man. there's .
good opening here for man as understands
his biz, but We don't want no prdctictn0, or
experimenting -doct0rings spladf zoe tDdnt,
Many times women call on their family
physicians, suffering. as they imagine, ono
from dyspepsia, another from heart disease,
another from liver or kidney disease, another
from nervous exhaustion. or prostitution.
another with pain here or there, and in this
Way they all present, alike to Themselves and
Ghelr easy-gOing and Indifferent or overbusy
o0ctor. separate and distinct diseases, for
which ne prcscrihes his pills and potions, a.
sunlng them TO be SUCH when. in reality, they
etc al only symptoms caused by some womb
olsoroer. Tho physician, ignorant of the cause
OF sunering, encourages his practice !" until
large bills nre made. The suffering patient
gets no better, but probably worse By reason
quent complications. A proper medicine, like
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription directed to
the cause would have entirely removed the
disease, thereby dispeling all those distress
ing symptoms, and instituting comfort In
stead OF prolonged misery.
It's the only medicine for the weaknesses,
irregularities and painful arrangements pec1-
liar to women. sold BY druggists. under
po41ttvc guarantee that It will give salts
faction IN cUcYy case, or price (elO0) paid for
It will be promptly refunded.
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NOTICE no cREpIToRs-IN THE MArrER

NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE MATTER
~ Of the estate OF Michael Jacob. deceased.
Notice i hereby given to all persons having
ceased. TO present the eame. with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned. administrators Of
tire. attorneys 1t law. rooms Is and 1g. Gold
block. Heisna. Montana, within four month";
from the date hSfeof. FRANK JACOHI
Administsator Of the estate Of William Jacob,
0Atsd. MovsmbW a leeo.
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REAL EsTATR
A, j. Steele 4: CO. Rns1~v 1a,n.a.

!
Al. steeio 8 Co., bailey Block, ons.,
b.hs asd so1n, Asnis q corner "a
c cssh' balance six and twslvs monfhs. % .
aiis q. ...sss only ysoo Sioos e..s $
9 ~ sss e IS 81.
July. ". At nor cent baisncs . snis i 10 -
six-roon frame house ON loE. sox1oo. ~ TIM
avsnoe street car lines s2.tdo. .ooa cab, ~
1sxl2s fest north and s.st front. oorne. ca
field and Cannon streets in Cannon addition. 81.
issxis fest south md east irons. So sasn Nm
son and Cannon streets in BroniwateR aldit3pna
prlos 5000 one-thtrd cash. balance one and IT,
.d l9o.a2s feet On electric let motor y
ono and two years At 10 por cent - II
aoos1ss feet corner Asrrison svenue and Pe9sa
foot ono third cash. balsncs one and Two 81. -
20, loe1lss ~ On Psosts .ysnas. ens blosk fro..
loot, one-.hltd cash. balance oue and two yGsRa
R:s a ssss south and sa., corner On
asndsle ayonue on motor line 4 centrsl aS IL
,sOxllo feet on Lyndals avenns Ia Northsrn n.
cihc addition. for 1850 cash, : ''
so11l9 feet Corner on ndsls avsnue "a No
cifc addition. for Sl.oco cash. u q a.
), sozlisA fess 81, on Logan strsst q Gentli aadl
75xlls.s feet on Warren strsse IN Central addi
ton. for - 800. terms easy. ~. b as,
soaiG feet south and vest fsont SOFIA g. h.
tenth and Pearl streets in Central addition. -
Spruce snd ii asu'ssa .adsioss
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Wna. Mutla,a List.

40 ares Montana avenue properly.
240 asres chnics West Ehd property.
100x12o Bradford addition. corner. ta.1oA
600 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 psT Tod
800 front feat 6eymes Park, IS per foos.
Une block, Highland Park, choice. tAsoQ
100x22S HAuser ayeAne 'front.' $500.
100x13O bells sUe addition. $4,000.
25xiz5 Main street froat. corner. &A.O0o.
1G0x140 Etghth avenue and Idaho. eAQQA.
60 acres Ut 10, 81, 40
Residence In ranser addition. SS000.
Residence in Bradfnrd aoditi0n, Sam
RAsidencs in Bradford addition. 81 500
1eaidenue in Hohack and Cannon. 500
neeidence ecenas @seekenyid0e ard 6e1n
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II. II. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.

IN - DAn 1880.
~ 10 .no oorner.' assueE ooulevarG. north
nv vaN 80 a,o IL
* ace', nause1 U9u4evAr0 souIn 'front.', ", 1ou
s " dGeet, corner 9. Lanre! and Ghoteau Streets
~ r. nat uo aoolM0n, nof1h tfOnt. 36M: e
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-11
UNION PACIFIC.

UNION PACIFIC.
DEPART.
For all points east, south and west, via
MontsnA Central and Butte ......... e:40 Z. m
For all points east, south and west, via
Montana Central and Butte. ......... 1:25 p. m
Via Northern Pacific and Garrison. 7:45 d m
Via Northern Pacific and Garrison. l:50 p. m
ARRIVE
From all points east south and west,
via Butte and Montana Central go. 11:40 r. m
From all points east. south and west,
via Butte and Montana Central $40 p. m
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific. 1920 p. m
VII Garrison and Northern Pacific. LAO p. n,